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iii.; The provincial exhibition for this year,

THE GOLD SOVEREIGN on each label which is advertised in another column ot

gg 3°v,,.e|8u Lime Juice is an insurance this issue, promises to surpass all pre- p°||¢y at purity and °u_en8,,h_ vlous exhibitions in this province. The = __ .__ commission which has it in charge-a

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We are new odering to our CHSIOUIQTS I PUYC

Wheat Laundry Stare

which has been thoroughlv tried and giving entire satisfac- ion.

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Try a sample pound and en- courage hone industry. ice. perlb.

J.D_liacLeod&Go.

1 well represented.

or old.

. mation. Low rates will prevailon

. 1 - lines of travel.

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ERICA S

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f Missouri Pa.-cific

New_York Central

They are here, came yesterday, nine

cases filled with the newestffnobbiest, gnattiest,

American Hard and Soft Hats you ever

saw.

’ Pearl, Slate, Broim, Dr Slate, Black,

Grey. All the nicest shades of bands. These

are the prettiest lot of Hatsllwe ever had.

Manyihavelbeen waiting for them, come

along now.

PRUWSE BRUS..

g~°“,,m_ Jul, 3__(sw,m,__B,,°,,,,.,, In Its Prize List. Its Exhibits. Ita Special

t n , Attractions. Its Night Spectacle- It amdzt th" “ui” 'mi westerly Will be Greater Than Ever-

joint partnership between the city of T,”-ontq, 18 1° the nity, Halifax and the province of Nova Scotia- `

has profited by the exp ri°nce of the past,

P E has learned the lessons of* years, and isi Cliff this m°"°i°g’ t° spend the summer'

' ' now r afiy ti make it the exhibition of

1902 ii marked advance over any of its

The data has been fixed for September

10 to 18 -the loveliest time of the yi ar, so that the weather conditions may con- tribute to the enjoyment of visitors to the show. There has been a succession of wet days at some recent exhibi inns, but now doubtless the years of exhibiiion rain have passed and those Of lnlmy,

warm sunshine have come.

The people can hardly have too many A

holidays. Theycer.ain1y cannot have tao »

many if spent at an exhibi ion such as that which will be seen in the city of Hali- fax between September 10 a.nd_ 18 next. This will essentially be the peopl.-_‘s holi- day--the holiday of the people of these

maritime provinces, and the exhibition -,_ ,_ ___ _______3 commission is leaving no stone upturned

to make it pleasant and useful. It is the , _ peopws duty that they make the mn” of family leit yesterday fcr Cavendish, P. E. that which it is their right to enjoy.

The prize list has_been fixed at $17,000,

` fully $5,000 more than that of any other in Austin, a,.,._ved by the S_ S_ Halifax yes-

“he” P1`°"in°°9- If' 'WS be” 5° am"°8°d terday evening on a visit to her friends a-ito give inereas;d:rewards for grade in CN_paud_ -.

cattle, and there is sure to be the biggest » display of these, and of thoroughbred ani- mals, _ever presented in N ova Scotia. Every department of our stock and agri- cultural interests has been carefully safe- sesterday' guarded in the prize list, and manufact-

ures and industrial progress, too, will be have been in the City amending the

'F Expert lecturers have been engagel 1 to speak from thejndging rimre, in con nectlon with the awarding of prizes. and for the comfort of those seeing and hear- ing. In this part of the exhibitl in seating aecommodatlbn has been provided-some

lilghtat HOII1il“'“°"°'°°

i But the element of amusement as ell as education has been brought into the Portland. Ho is connected with the exhibition. The commission has arrang~ Portland Packing Company.

ed for six days of horse racing.: Purses

W

You can make the very best sing-efhatm $3.000 have iiesnitnmvided

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ICE QTCZIII Vvlth llttle fI’Ol1bl€ , f,‘r’;g¢¢n°1,nrga“pa°el::°w,ll I; tha b;: ev" few evenings ago. They are the guests of and In a Very few minutes 'seen in this country eastofloutreal.

' The grand stand show will surpass ia

Th attractiveness and magnificence, by day

e aiiitrry niglaistsanythiilag hitherto seen;

yoon , nava examines, aero

» D _ iatic and spectacular performances will

nes its be given daily under sunlight. and

nightly under electric lamps nearly as

- - ‘brllliantasold Sol himself. The night

pg 635115’ °P¢1'af¢d, 111akeS; spectacular snow wiii be ‘°'riie siege or

(11110 y and costs little Alexandria," a display in which tire-

. _ ' -works and color illustrating the bom-

A 0f1’eC1peS Wltil, every bardment of the Egyptian seaport by the

hrggzer British fleet, will aiord a scene of

splendor not to be forgotten by the young

In every respect the exhibition of 1902

will be the grea‘est yet, and every one

. 5, & should arrange be there and make that _ `”"'- I theholidav of the ear.

1 J. E. Wood, ialifax, manager and

3 , secretary, will gladly furnish any infoiii

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Amalgamated Copper

Atchison Common 331 Atchison Preferred 98;* 99 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 672 0711 Efis are as Louisville 8:. Nashville 14;) 140 Manhattan 132

Pennsylvania 1312 Reading (yi Rock Island

Southern Pacific A 641, 542 Southern Railway Common 357 371

` 9611

St. Paul

Union Pacific 105 United_Statcs Steel Common 381 39

Richelieu & Ontario 111 Dominion Coal Common

Dom. I. and S. Com

Nova Scotia Steel 106 104 y Montreal Power 1011 V 1011 .. Amal Superior , 291 29; l Ogilvie Common 100 my ,

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G. M. Reid of Summeraido is at the

Doviel. ,

G. A. Freeze of tts All Rail Route Is at the Davies.

W. E. Campbell, Milltown Cross, was ill

the City yesterday.

W. H. Newsome of Newsome &. Gilbert,

ii Mrs.Peake and Miss Haviland go to the

Rev. Dr. Borden, Mount Allison _Ladies

College, Halifax, is among the vi_itors to the City.

Roy Baird left yesterday to resume

work in the Bank of Nova Scotia at Sydney, C. B.

STEPHEN 0'Mara, wife and Ui- 1'”

danghters of Boston came to the city yes- terday evenlug. g

W.H.Prowse, the well-known merchant

of Murray Harbor, was among the visitors is the City yesterday.

James M. Sullivan who has been spend-

ing it short holiday in the City,left yester- day for Port Hood, C. B.

W. Ferdinand Hensley and Miss Edith

Hensley, Halifax, came to the City by the Princess on Wednesday evening.

REV. L. G. MacNeill, Mrs. MacNi-ill and

I.,for a month’s vacation.-St. John Siar

Mrs. M. E. Fay and her li'tle brother

Rev. Patrick McQulllan of Halifax, who

came to the City to at-:end the mai riage of his sister, returned to the Garrison City

Dr. Trotter and wife of Wolfville, who

Baptist Association, returned home yes- terday morning.

Lieut. Col. _Wilson and Mrs. Wilson,

Quebec, left yesterday on return home. The Colonel inspected the 4th Regiment on Wednesday.

few days ago, left yesterday on return to

Mrs. (Dr.) Charles Kennedy and daugh-

ter, (Christy,) New York, arrived hoe n

Samuel Kennedy, Brndnlhane.

John McKinnon of McKinnon & Mc-

Novin, left yesterday by the Princess, on route to Halifax to`meet Mrs. McKinnon ` who is returning from Boston.

The many friends of Mr. McPhail of thc"

Insane Hospital, will be glad to hear that he is recovering from his recent attack of pneumonia, and ie enjoying ten days

holidays in Orwell.

Mrs. Bartlett, wife of Captain Bar. lett,

of P. E. Island. arrived in the city yester- day. The young daughter of _Premier Peters. of P. E. Island, camo to the city. yesterday to go to Gagetown to visit T. S Peters.-St. John Telegraph. ,

CHICAGO MARKETS. ' ~

CHICAGO. J ul: 3 _ -(special _

July.`-Wheat, 75;; Corn, --; P91-1; sis 55. '

$18.87§, Od?--VVIIPH-1?. 62%; Corn,-- Pork

New voaii sro. cas.

Daily Quotation List Furnished by E.G

Monrmran sroox EXCHANGE

American Sugar

129% 1232 32d

132 I

1451 1152 1551

109; 1551 1521

17511 177

9:11 1741 l75§

1055

“ “ “ Preferred 8952 9)

A CANADIAN STOCKS

Daily Quotation List Furnished by E.G RYKER'r_a: co., MEMBERS or T111; IONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE, ilontrcal.

31°°i118 P14068 July 2 July 3`

1 135i

3. P. R. 135

Pwin City 119 119 Montreal St. 2725 `

Toronto Ry. 1191 Halifax Street 105

273 1195 104 111

136 136 5% 5.

F H Pmirsd. 94 £2

‘ “ Bonds £05 HB

‘ Preferred 112 no `

*“ H0114# 1161 no

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C. L. Baxter, who came to the lity a ,9"`i°“° dd”-7'

dm ‘ . I

Sm-Wh=~i~ as 0°--» -= Poe .;‘:§°.:.”:i.°l°:z.‘l?.f'.r.i.':.*:.. .¥.¢'.:.°°.':.:§°.i.2.°':.i

all dealers orEnuAivsoN,Ba'rns 8: Co..'l'oroiito.

RYKERT _&co.. MEMBERS oF THE 1,

Montreal llpst week of the Spooner Panama iaua

° ill and the signing of the measure t

ci in i . . Y

°s gp' ces J"_l72 Ju" 3 the president is still the absorbing topic

64 Mi of conversation on the isthmus and is

genera ly considered to mean final triumph for the Panama canal.

LADIES’ le

| Losnoii, .my 1.-'ras ‘1P.°*" sued plans tor the demobilllatiol ‘lf

army in South Africa which there are 70,000volunteers, colonlelttoovli Yeomanry, reservists, etc., to bescnthom¢ before any of the remilm sw =»°v°d-

CANADIAN NORTHERN

STRIKE SITUATION-

WINNIPEG, July 1- (Special)-The si rllre

situation on the Canadian Northern rail- way remains practically unchanged. _ID addition to other strikers, many section men are out along the line, while others apparently have heard nothing of the trouble and are still at wcrk.

nov snot :N Born THIGHS.

PoR'ri.AND, ME., July 1.-While at ple?

thisevening a 12-year-old boy named Percy Dunn was accidently shot by a companion who had a. revolver in his P°5"995i°U~ The bullet passed through youvil D\lDD'S riilbff thigh and lodged infthe left thigh. The boy is expected to recover if blood poison ing doesn't set in. '

PROSPEROUS NEWFOUNDLA ND.

Sr. Jonas, Nfld., July 1.-The colonial

revenue for trio financial year ending June 30 was the largest in' the history ofthe colony. It amounts to almost $2,200,000 and is $120,000 in excess of the revenue for the preceding fl~cal year. A large surplus is certain but the exact amount cannot be a.~ceitiined.

~_ A RAILROAD FEAT.

Msiorarous. Io., J une 30.-Four hund-

red and fifty men.working nine hours in

Burligton 8: Western road on 125 miles-iof track yesterday and thus broke all re- cords in converting a narrow into a brr arl A

adrivlug rain moved both rails of the '

gauge track. The workmen accomplished ` the feat without the abandonment of any

lar Sunday train and without any

A SURE CURE FOR CONSTIPATION.

Some remedies cure this distressing

complaint in a day, some In a month. but Nervillne never fails to cure in o few minutes. Just ten drops of Nervillne in sweetened water-that’s enough. and awnygoesthe dysentery, cured to stay cured. Nerviline al~o cures Cr-amps, Collc, Pain in tho Stomach] and Sch Headache. It has five times the etmngth and curative properties of ordinary remedies, and iihou d be in every hone hold, Better bn,yo25c. bottle and tryi

Nerviline is all r ght.

Haun.'ron’s Prnns ron ran Livmr.

IS JANE INSANE?

poisoned 31 persons whom she was at end- ing in a professional way. and insists thai she ie not lniane. This ie one of the occasions when the court ought not to be ao impolits as iocontradict alady.-Mont real Star.

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PI and _ euro for each

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the manufacturers have mmiiiseair. sei; ig;

onials in the daily press and ask your neigh

Dr. Ghase’s Ointment stutvs PANAMA cANAi wiii es.

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Conos, Conoxnia, July 1.-The news

f the passing by the American congress

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Bug Death.

Insect Powder.

Heilebore, etc., etc. Booklets on Bower culture on Bppli- cation.

A. W. REDDIN Phm. B,‘. gg yd gg' 1 gg 333,. A

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We show such a big line of sizes that a perfect

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shirtdom and there isn’t another store in Ch’town,

220- io $1.50 per garment

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uniting: pronounce them the Ir.e§t_-selection they have was-A

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