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EXHIBITION
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SEPTEMBER 9ih I0 litll.
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In many,if not in all res ts The
pec .
Nova Scotia Provincial Ex-
hibition for 1903 will be Greater and Grander than any of its predecessors. _
$17,000 f-.‘i..°§‘f°l.‘§§if.ii.fZi_ £222
Arts and Domestic Departments.
$4.500 i?.gP`?§.S°{l.f£‘5.f'§,‘ 13.113; 25.5
runners. the biggest meet ever held
in the Maritime Provinces.
ll10llSlfl3l §’§.'I.fI’.I§s.~§’.‘I.'l’? $‘§'§.’§i
ence and nu.nbeis `
A€§TC§ 210011 ?.§.‘¥.i..?'°?£‘°‘?..?§
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and thc garden. and great display of the live stock of the Maritime Prov-
H1265-
OIIC diy will fle-
voted to a repetition
of and improvement on the success- iul event instituted last year.
Grand Stand 2? ,;’:‘Y and by
g ; programme
oi unprecedented splendor, beauty and skill. Two prog'r.mmes daily.
’ Rates at very low iig-
ures :cn all lines oi travel.
\Vriie for prize lists and all inform-
ation to
J. E. WO0D, _£;‘;?g‘;_§,§?,§,
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Pliner liwoi Illini loiol-;
' “ JPY- _- mi 'us ri x i- -_ _
mtl. H; Elliott 'lilo .,....__,_ I mi comms Mil iilxi Poirot
ouses
were lifted bodily and carried a long dis- ° f °
The man in the public eye in Canada
at the moment is Hon. H. R. Emmerson, who represents Westmoreland County, New Brunswick, in the Dominion Parlia- ment, and who is slated for Cabinet posi- tion in the Laurier Government as the [successor of Hon. Andrew G. Blair. He Q has long token an especial in'erest in ‘Prince Edward Island and its connections with the Mainland. Should he be appoint- ed Minister of Marine, as is expeted, he will have much to do with our winter service hereafter.
Honourable Henry Robert Emmerson,K.
C., LL. D..M. A., Member of Parliament
ROME, July 31.-During Wednesday ’s
meeting of the congregation the forms* to be used in voting at the conclave were distributed among the cardinals in order that each might be able to learn how to learn how to employ his ballot. After the meeting Cardinal Orealia requested the cardinals to visit their cells and be prepared at to-morrow's meeting to pre- sent any ‘complaint which they might have.
Superstitious people here ilnd an omen
ln the fact that Cardinal Rampolla drew apartment No. 58, which in the book of the lottery stands for Pope and. con- sequently, they come to the conclusion that fate has marked him to be the next Pope. Cardinal Agliai-di has relinquish- ed his cell, near the Sistine chapel, to Cardinal Cretoni,on account of the latter’s illness. Over the door cf each of the cells has heed placed the coat of arms of the cardinal who is to occupy it.
The ecclesisastics who are to watch the
sliding doors which willbe the only means of communication between the conclave and the outside world, have been request- ed io be present at the Vatican at tive o’clcck Friday afternoon to assume their duties.
Cardinal Logue, Archbishop of Armagh,
had an interview to-day with Cardinal Gibbons. When asked what he thought of the _objections frequently mentioned against Cardinal Gotti being elected Pope on the ground that his being a member of a religious order would prevent him as a body. Cardinal Logue said to a repre- sentative of the Associated Press:
“It is absurd, Cardinal Gotti w as
formerly an inter-nunico and has mixed
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. . _ _ he is a Cameiite it does not follow that he
is narrow -minded. Moreover it is unrea-
| . for the County of Westmoreland, New gongbig to ggtributg wg much ey ri
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The probable new_Minister of Marine g?t;;r:°as‘:;l:n;'asu;;;y?m;$st°n“l 0:;
and Fisheries.
eig t to
Brunswick, has for Some Vents been ORB th; pgpgggglltyqf the ngf Pqpg, hug'-_
um of the most important public men of the, nggigng mgggg;-3 gm] mtg;-gml pougy. gg
Pl'0Yll!0e frolll Which he hlllbd. HQ ll ngy glmggg gulgd :by 0(
1 theson ofthe late Rev. B. H. Emmerson, ¢¢;»qin.|5_ wha", my |;¢ png, -ig 1|
T be had he ds of ,Baptist clergyman- and Augusta Read, not lkeiy than he wiii attempt to make-
0~ Ont ZTUUU daughter of the late Joseph Read, of 35,31; in 1; 1-mwug be I
_ _ _ _ anges po cy ingoare
the Ch’town, Drivmg Park, iii-mdif. Cuinberiand. Nova Scotia- 0° mi to me the advice or time commu- and As_ his fathers side he is of English descent, signs which mv, hentofme dimcted th,
S _ at Ch,to on and on his mother’s side descended from mu” of the Vaggcuh »- ~
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday, 22nd, 23rd. 24th and 25th _ Sept. 1903. The largest prize list yet.
Over $6,000.00 in Prizes.
Live stock, dairy products and
poultry entries close nth Sept., all other entries close on 18th Sept.
Two Days Horse Racing
lliiiisiay and llimilii, 23rd f
and 2-lil Supl. _
The fastest classes ever started on
the Island. i
$1,350.00 ui Purses
The very lowest rates for Ex-
hibits and Passengers on Steam- boat and Railways.
Special attractions in front of
the Grand Stand. _ _ A _
For entry forms, PWC 1lSfS.
the Loyalists, who camcacross to Can- afia at the time of the revolt ot the American colonies He was born
New Brunswick, on the 25th., of September, I853, was educated at St. Joseph’s College in Memramcook, Am- herst Academy in Nova Scotia, Mount Allison Academy in Sackville the Eng
Academy and Acadia College in Wolf- ville, Nova Scotia. He went to Horton Collegiate Academy in 1869, and he took _ partial course in Acadia College in 1870.
and 1871. I”
Mr. Emmerson studied law first ini
at Maugerville, .Sunbury County, P
in thc Stomach
use the Greatest of Stomach
lish High School in Boston; Horton Beca
Remedies Was Used
Ferr_o_z one
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Dorchester, New Brunswick, in the oillce j Mr' _R',, Hmlss °f R°°kW°°’3, 0110-, 'of the im sir A. J. _smiti», and iss.: with ;'1§'d°°,§; s”I‘§,‘,°“, ,‘h',‘,’ “§,s{°’;°¢'§'f§,;, Ire°n‘n‘§ the 1806 Albert J- Hlfikmlll Q~ C- In 1377 edy for stomach trouble Before using he graduated from the Boston University F8l'l'0I0ll6 I WN ill I D001' 817898 0f 110810114
, after-takin f I
_ 1-- S---1-oi ==»= dee- °=_H- Bef- 233.... .. §.;.:;;.”::a°. semi: ‘rying on’ a prize awarded for his essay on th, back I am emaying the be” of
“TheLegal Condition of MarriedWomen,” health today, thanksJto Ferrozone.” “fend by the hculcy' H? “came an 'FTI-l’i?iI‘ltaZever‘¢;1"|I:,i?aok°IJf'§gi|1it¥clll Atwmel °f me Supl”-“° Lou” °f Ne' trouble and indigestion, which complete- Bruuswick in 1877, and was called to the _ly upset me. Iwas advised totrv Fer-
- - - - rozoiie and did so. Since using Ferro:-,
brzrol lgisnatwe gloignsgmrzgséggllrwvgig one I liave not had any further trouble, Y. ° P °3r ~ P and canrecommend itas a positive cure. rapid. For many years he has been re- My wife also found Fen-oggno 3 goo()
guded Es °ue;f_§h.° leading hwyersstx w]'!v}°:;go?l‘;w€h?itiIeg§grhe=gd Ferrozouel the M°"t'im° 'mms' "1 W" me speaks iust as highliy of it. It strength- a Q.C. by the Government of New Bruns- ms the smmwh an gmesuve organ, md 1
'wk in 1999, assists them in carrying on their work
race Pr _ p an. inf°rm_I In ‘ddmonwms I-lwymctice he has Ferrozone purifies the blood and gives
ation address the secretary. `
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President. Seeretafv-
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andBowel_»'|`l’°°|'|“»
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'hiq nf aadpn-amp! beeiiom&lil
orany Q‘;rcug#l § atany time an in dil- \ “' 'rt ¥f¢p..¢<|viziie¢eueenuun¢i.l!_.¢-~
fracieglandz rom the Dirt# lid 963i
any combined visa _eine -
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aruvron-s ram Fnuzr i A
I family ready for lalsnsl sa¢0l}lf"' _
Neitnlgia price 25 cents ptrbottk. '
Soi ' , T Wmc.a'rlC||mndhI.' ce. i§§iff<if'i¢°f¢e:i,‘cmu
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:ing 3 member of the Legislative Council,
_ cnmiiim senate. 'rm vote went against- be iso me in autism. is being hunt lim Efbim. l\0W°V@"i 0° th" _°°°°°i°°° I" an ,foruse attheliouisiana Purchase fxpzsi- Iyear following he was chosen member for tion next yum
§ ,Albert in the Local Legislature. Becom-
to h elses. Iti be
_other important busiuessinterests,among 2g;§ &d;: ”‘,8°°d gotheyounsg
them being the general management $doli'pnli_ke.a~o .lengt ‘try ligrirnzosrzi; re- ofthe New Brunswick Petroleum Com- ‘S _ 59 U 8 , _ 0° D01'
. . bo f & t d ,
lmy, Limited, which is encased in We K'ii§€t'o°ii, pdevelopment, of the oil resources of New gag Day; dqny, get pg”-Mane t,4,y_
Brunswick, producing a high grade of _L 4 4 f "___é _I
‘ f;:;f:°‘;‘;f;d ,';i°h;,f;y::f,;f`,f;‘,°'f,§' fx, commiiiio .rjf6iv_rhbii¢ work.
.renin ieiangstotne Baptist ci»iir.»ii.w=sj,_"P?“F “f’hB‘°l_.!J*\ msoiglttepiig _ _ __|. _,_ ,, _ __ _f __ -_ for severalyears a Dlrectorofthellrig i'“_-"°'.° hi°°i*._ . 5 ‘fo tu -f - - __ -5 _,g f. -z “ _~;;~>,;_ ~ ,I
' BiipuaiPnb1i»ningoo.orsr.Joiiiv _ P”-~_. g..-°’*'° ° "°'“° _ . _ _ _I I __ ~ ~ - ~* ,
time ber ofthe .Senate ot Acadia l!¢°*. and in tbesiiweedihl °l9°*°|°|\ ' ` ' ' '» _-_ -_ . ‘ _ ~-= I _
"“‘§““°‘“ H f ,_ 'anim may-oneéseiwouioftne may-six _ ' ‘ 1 ~
University. Atprcsenthcieont eB§nr ,mum _ ip” H | nd Us °f T“°§“t§“%fumf“§:§mm{#‘m uit mai érmiimnp ini --‘" ~ ' en S a
M ‘ng Q {."-_.. ,_ I 1 Z gist Convention Committee appointed to lS`1’:°:;_b:;';1g:)' W5 é’£`:°nZ°°°mé._’_,°f; 'flint large and comodions th- _ gp °n“:8°1g' and ld in that Country nst Hr H. A. Péwell, 500175 dweulngpmuse °n D°mh”t¢r nz ii "1 9°"
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into convention icuii. He min-ries in 1870 ""° ""1 "°P'°'°°°°‘““ i” W S*f¢¢f di1f¢_°i1Y °PP°Si*¢ '¢h¢ “Sir E “Y ° n ' on N_B_ MMA; pnsiieiinrmvinein Premier, in-.` nm the H°””F’ °°”° H I ~
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,1`*°°°“‘M8 _‘;fm°‘°“°'d_d_ -_Fm c,,,,d~,,,~, M,-inenaeiiiuiitiyiisia miiigii .mem imiiililiiii 15 f°°m_S»_ b°615-*SP*-“UVB 1_3", one son Hmm mendm“,A“m._ .thepeople of New Brunswick, and has andclosets, heatedby hot water
his bee! 8. SilD'p0l't€t Of ‘H the pinnlrle of large yard" and com! 'l ,myuiiu in missin. ' , _ , _ . f.°§.I{f..t ganna if, we magma of Wm ii ncrsr ciocx in wonui. adapted for bwrdws h°\1== °f Pfi-
j‘,,,,,,|m,|~c_¢niicy against Mr. Josiah* ' ` ,vate dwelling, also the vacant lot
BE rum viiuiess nssrnovro, E' I
____ ' tance. The loss of life was great.
,To Succeed Mr- Blair in the -Superstitious RomansThink |t\SIl0fi 0f Bl'C2liIl
A Laurier Cabinet. Will Be Rampolla I Going up Stairs
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Nerve Food
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Going upstairs is an excellent test of
your physical condition. If you find your- self short of breath, _weak and exhausted, when reaching the top, It is time you were employing some active _treatment to strengthen the heart’s action, and build up the exhausted system. _
So long as the blood is rich and nourish- ng, the heart renews its own waste and- coiitinues to force this life-sustaining iluid through the body. Once the blood gets thin, weak and watery, there is no end oftrouble from weakness and palpita-_ tion of heart, exhausted nerves, and weak- nesses and irregularities ofall vital organs of the body. Because it actually forms jnew, rich blood, Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food ‘is the most successful restorative that science has ever known.
Mrs. E. B. Ward, Douglas Street, Char-
lottetown, P. E. I. and whose' husbandis a carpenter, states. "I was all run down in , health this Spring and felt that 1 needed a tonic. Ifroquently had severe dizzy spells and headaches and my nerver were weak and unsteady.
The use of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food has
recommend it as a great tonic. My whole system has been built up by using this preparation, my nerves are s eady and the headaches and dizzy spells have entirely disappeared."
By noting your 'increase in weight while
using Dr. Cba.se’s Nerve ~ Food you eau prove that new firm ilesh is being added toyour body. 50c a box, Bboxes for$2.50.i
Toronto. To protect you against imitations the portrait and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt _ book author,
are on every box of his remedies. ` I
loiollini ini
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»- of slsrrtiioisii zisi to zen.
Have Much to Do Wilh Island _ an Interview Anent Gotti Which Heart Action. Ailments which Affairs inthe Not Distant Was Held With Cardinal -_ are Ov°'°°m° by ' H The Largest and Important Eillbiik il N
p I Future. Logue. *DL asevs in New Brugnswica this
The only ace in the Man e Provinces where Go°mla’s
High Diving orses, and the anions Alabama Troubadotlra this season. E _ I Automobile Races, Bicycle laces, Horse Races and AHRE*
Low Rates and Special jéxcursions on all Railwii
Steamboats. 0 '-
_ Au entries iimuia be aiiamiea to the s-may who 3'-_
Prize L'sts, Entry Blanks. and any further information on :ppl
Join A._ciiniPsei.i..ii.ir.P. w s u
Predideiit.
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v-rovedof great beneit to me and I canl
At all dealers, orE'lmauson, Bates &: Co.,”\i'_
IANY KILLED IN RUSSIAN CYCLONE.
ST. Pnmasnnns. July 8.-A
cyelonehaspassed througiithe distrietef Elblieruigof. Three villages were des- `-troyed in a few minutes. Churches and house, were lima boaiiy ma em-isa e| ,long distance. The loss of life wasgreat.
Get the reliable KEN DRICK'S.
WHALES GIVE A FREE SIIDW.
Hanrrorv Bnacu, N. H., July Z8.-Two
spear back whales, fifty feet long were sighted abonta quarter of a mile, of here today. They spouted streams' twenty feet high and were watched by crowds of spectators from the shore. The whales left the harbor after about two hours, and when last seen were beading towards Cape Ann. . `
C. C. RICHARDS 8! CO.
Dear Sirs.-I _ have used MINARD’S LINIMEN T in my own _ stable for over af, year and consider it the very best for horse lesh I can get and strongly recom' mend it. _
GEO. HOUGH..
Livery Stables, Quebec. ' -_-i
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BIG FIRE IN LONDON-
Loimoiv, July '30.-The Great Central’ Railways dock and sheds at Grimsby have* ‘ beeirgutted -by ure. The she-is were
iilled with- continual machinery and immeasequantity of barley. The damage = amounts to $500.000. - '
Kumtort Headache Powders. ~.
m CB 6 thugmuotthehwcn Parliament. For the work he aeeom r ‘
house; centrally situated, well
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it _ , , _, 'I _ 1-,_, ,, of ur, bod, Morimns no Nor Fainrosnlthet gn-eg ;;w1,;9; Whilengp ,he 3 you obtain the original and genuine
£199” Chamher e'nten3d_ the 2:5? Ggvi i ple ésant and edectual at all tiller. At
;w=“1°°° “I” P‘”“‘“”f _ f” 5'” e°“°"°i.¢iii.i>ie denim. 'Do sou 0' ;Council and Leader or one Government mm the Rmb” Malaga,” the upper branch of the Legislature. 0 W syn’
Lea' 's Vegetable Worm
day of August it will be thereafter oiiered at public auction. ` 0 For I
apply to Mr. I. B; Mac-
Qneen Street or Peters,
Peters & 0I"n'gs,‘ Chi-11'-A lottetowu. 0
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TIIURISTS AND 0
' Who want'to make dollars by MU do ld
to call at our store for their Sells and
Nowhere in Canada can theysee more 18%! M
nor be better fitted. American Tourists can save 50 [|81
by having their clothes made by us
Our cutter and workmen_are in the front rank. YQ
cannot fail tobepleasedbygivingusatrialorder
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University of New Br
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CIVIL ENGINEER!
Electrical -Engineeri
Fall term opens October 5th-
1-“eid work pmefiwiiegiiis September :sth Mlatriculation Examinations in University Library
Ist, 2nd and 3rd.
For full particulars write to
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Statesiiieii. heroism,
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Queen Street.
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Wood. gzgiseeivaiiyemiilimu Mmwanxn, July 30.-The gigehatest of land-adjoining. If not sold' gt gghzfsygbllrlgin u *» I 0 z e am of ii in - ~ half _ _»
an tim cioekm me wma ni. w " Ipnvam sale on or b_efore:,;the nth, go' és; may as nn have mm
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