i i~l ‘~ . »

- tfi\!m'%rairla.. .west during the past

* snapping liken dog wich rabies. When

UNR2,r 8

. 9°

gg.-I ., ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN

rece sive

SUFFRAGETTS Moron Bohr Accllirlir

T EW PLAN D

ROWNS TWWPERSONS

Wi" 5“"°‘*”" .'.‘?’?‘,“?° ,°f ,.C°F1!11°“S o Light Motor noni Siiii was cnt clean in rwo ny ras

Thousand Stromf

Hundred `§nId*’Phenl I Mofor Boat Runnin ` ` ` ` `

= . _ ° _ g at Railway-Speed-Two Saved

Int¢rvlewPe:d;NJl;'r Asqmth I and TWD Were Drowned. ` '

. .A - .

___________i___ I X \h‘”\q ', ATERTOWN, June 26_fS ,,_g _

*- -- A* A ‘ Vial) 'I`h=_Y°“l1s vwlilo had just loft tho; It strnolr the light slvlll squarely ln

LONDON. June 16-(Sl>ecin1i-Cow torviow with the Primo Minister it in Edward wells o - ` tor. “B

vinced that theirdrecent tactics havolthe intention to surround the House Carmen of Algilzatyivgeli-in(<llr1dIwss<1LuTu They had scnrcely gl-*ten Undef zT1e°mll>C::Dl:T1it: lgtcflthdewazgf hurling Bjjed to pursue e Premier As uilth of Commons with ' , , "9 U I ' to accelerate 16813111*/10'" in Ulelrqfav- gctts which their l‘;aTi£;irr(;0rT‘>r:dl§tT":iIiL uw St'.Lnwr.ence last night in com' :dat w1d:|:ti:d1eybl§Eied`eolTvIhl;ddfdwnGl;Er “I hfgmiflm dvelgi’ succeeded' in keeping or, our snilrnssttn prwloot nnothnr ninnhor 1oo,ooo. '\ pany mth w'"if"“ wells' bfmh" 0' Miller 01 Clayton ond ooouiiiou iTe'tii Egsonifi hs: ighcamw moat un- novel denionstration next Tuesday It will be l; peaceful gathering, :ana of the victims and Miss Maggie Ihimself “Hd G¢0\'§6 BHYMOH 0iuyiCal”mel1 Went dl ‘Nigga and Miss with a. view to exerting further pres- however, and no at‘temp't will be cGmw` Int a 25 miles clip, ' g glcue was euwtedown om their nes” sure. made to force an entry inilo the ` V __ _ T `

While a deputation will seek an ln-

- **l

House.

Z ’ ’

special from Ciuymn’ N Y says

dock in a sklfi equipped with a mo '

the centre, cutting it in two

. .BACHELORS MUST A

R CHOOSE COMRADES

B , _ GIVES als Lire A ‘ “I.E'“"I"I"“

Eléallssmes--S mst

__ b V P ers of the Place Welcome Bach- BARBIE’ om me z5_Dudngthe

"I Telors Escnrt Then] ` heavy electric storm which p seed

And ,Saves Express Passengers From _ ' Give Them a 'l`)l.'°“t TW" 'md €.¥§‘ .§‘;‘.i’...‘°.?;“.ti.i.Y.§‘i”°.§‘3.‘§.i.“§§;é¥§.'

"' , Inner. WHS struck by lightning. 'Three of

n Vli,i»fii-,i,hlo nonih,

` Mangled Beneath, ..’.i‘§i‘i‘f.‘E‘”‘;;?.'....;':;"e..”“¢n. “§§‘.i.;I‘”"

I' ,I » 4| ra.

Himself Crushed

idcullssines have com l-ted '»e un awww D 1. their nr-

III ` Tinrtgy. for the annual bachelor

E ~T_"_°_°`;; u.t the gates Ui U19 t0Wl1 by a r-eo

PARIS.AIlls, June 26-(Special)-, Friend was working on the freighu 3531" 0! I2l1c_nlnrriageable spins-to mangled iwnonth has wheels or the train which wns blocking thnqirno “W Pfesllienf 01 the ossoclntionl _ . (UW late President havi

Knirhamncxer special Lawrence fif rt miles il ur dress of welc g ) wi deliver an

Friend, .brakemanu zave his llrein a O Y an 0 ` , _ ~ 1 Uma' which Wm be

Preventing the. fast passenger train

from crashing into a row of fre-lglht: cars, ,head-on and the` loss of: scores of lives ;that`mlg`ht have followed the `

collisfll0‘n.y _ ,

when the passenger train came along

,The brakeman ran to tho switch and turned it just i‘n cime to throw the passenger train on the side track, but not quickly enough to avoid be- ing struck down_ and crushed by the Khickerbocker‘s engine.

HAINS IIAMAIIE IN IIANAIIIIIN WEST

. i

WINNIPEG, Juno as-with nn ox-

ceptiap of Reaina and Carman dis- -t hilt little rnln hon inlien in

twenty four hours, and cool* weather, ~with.dfrylng winds are giving the ex- cessive prscipitation of the last week a chance to run off without seriously damaging the crops.

Both the Red River and Assiniboine hrs running in -high flood, whilen good deal of damage has been done to property on the river banks, biout houses being carried away.

iiii siiviii ii illiuhi im;

ly'

g|_--

nooHsis'i‘lliR, Juno 25-walter Mr- rnrlnno, twenty-eight. come to 01""- lobte on an excursion from Toronto. He appeared in the civy “VIBE “"4 created such a disturbance at the hc- tel that a policeman was summoned. Ho uttacksd t-he officer, wllo had to use violence inlet*-lug mlm IU headi

quarters. _

There McFarland threw himself on the floor of the nssernbll’ TWU- °m“’Ié ing qu all fours and barking au l

, it ire-d five husky police-

zdgdchtg hdfdudilm. A stomach Dum? was gpplfed and mllch liquid removvd

from the m““'” °t°’““°h` Fimehghigi

lirinia uoiiooha. the police li rr in a padded cell. but he recnvered

fiifli°` hM!\'l Uber.

_ ,

Th fire elgm sounded last even- nr in. ..no»1i,l»1-- on f‘=°=,“,5°',g,§ the New Foundry Sf f°°'- 0 t :um Street. Tera was a P1”0mP

he fire 'DFI B-de “nd the fm’ gIll1‘¥l<. I5 '-IAQ 514 ll°‘.v Whc' built "P -es beflore next Sunday and then

1 gilt; (§\|fc'Triy‘ sxtinguT¢hed. VUYY Tit' the bnafbsslr 1# built' it “Pr Y'°,“ 'church-gosrs must give up their di tio damage resulted. know, and _diii Bfld “°W 11° °““_° at the door, paying as they enters ` ` INF* °B°7`*°°°°|’° “"¥°*'°“ °°,‘Y,°“ can see their money registered.

___.._._-_---"“ as ever It 'did WiU\0‘*° him- " this way the bishop expects t0

IINITEII WIIHKENS IHY TEI IIIINTTNIL

Tile huchcllir guests will bc received

I-1011 rummittee composed of the prct

two months a o 11 ng marriid

spomed to by a bachelor-_

Thel(il thle bachelors will be escorted gdfnlihllttt 6 tw" by th” reception . S6- After the promenade,dur- ing which the visitors will be given a

WTI s_I

a _

l`€-I

charms of the sprlistcrs, ii oonoont will be given in the public park The T’“"‘T Will Dluy llotlllnliz but nuptiul marches and love songs

At sunset a dlnneri wall be ge;-ved

in the town hllll thc bachelors and Svlnfitefr cccupvlns alternate sooto, AEY bachelor who wishes to sit be. sl e a. particular, spinstar may do s0_

$1 btlillltwill foll-ow, and it is expect. f a the usual number of engage. ments will- be announced before the “Whig is o/ver. - It has been decided this year to

allow young ,ladies of neighboring vil- lages to come and make their choice at Ecaussiaes.

mil' _0DD0I‘tuI1ity to inspect the

nhl-iii Pulill. Hill ii lls iii

NEW YORUI. June 25.--New

. York‘s first permanent open-nip

HALIFAX, N. S.. June 25-A bigl

vote is expected on Wednesday in the election to decide whether the P. W. A. or U. M. W. will control the des- tinies of labor in Nova Scotia. Ab- out 10,000 B. W.'A. members are el- i ible to vote Peter Patterson, or-

g _ ganizer of the U. M. W., is in Glace

Bay, allso John A. McDonald, af Brit- ish Columbia. Both nre addressing meetings.

' , ___A______i____

iiusl iiiiii

I iiiliiilili

__-~.

Mr. Conried shook his head and

smiled. H

"'i'he\-9 was a ghost," he said. 5

ghost in Bielftz, my native Bielita. I will tell you of him.

“The ghost haunted the inn. No-

body minded him, for in Silesla. he was well known, but an Ensllihmlm 'topped at the inn one night ln the gonson, and to him the ghost had not

i i od. ,

°`T’-`3‘§lo°'t‘i°..§` .int morning too aoolloh- mnn came down to breakfast Pelle. bloodshot and i\'l‘\f»B\7l°-

“Landlord,’ he said 'tell ms, is not

h T. d 7'

mf. .'v‘§§’,‘;f ;`;:,'° min tho lnnriloni. 'Dldn't you Rho!! 'I'

"'01 course ..I did not knowl What do 'you mean. SIT. li! P“f»til\8 me \a.a hauaqad room'. A-11° m“3“°h` man stomied.

-~ 'nut the rt! 1 ow in rlillieharm-

loss/ gold thawpdlord. reascurinxlv-

" ‘The old fellow?" " ‘Yos,' said - the -landlord. 'The'

the Rev. Dr. R. F. Pierce, pastor

pulpit was dedicated last night in front of the Second Avenue Baptist Church. at No. 166 Second Avenue. It

was placed on the steps of the church and sermons will be delivered- from it every Sunday night durmg

the

sulmmer. It was at the suggestion at

the 0hl.\l‘Ch. that the pulpit was in- stalled. Dr._ Pierce conceived the idea from his recent travels abroad, whrro 0l>en~oir pulpitn nro ninoh in use. The dedlclatlons last night was attended by several of the leading Baptist ministers of the city, all of whom expressed the hopo that th, idea would be taikea up by other churches.

“I want to 'reach the masses,"said

Dr. Pierce. ' This is a very thickly congested district, and it is easier t° *1f»fl"l\°f P80910 if you speak to them out of doors on the hot nights. We life 80ing to have sermons in T111 languages, so that all nntlonnlt ties of the neighborhood can be reached.”

The street _ia front of the church WHS Plwked With people attracted by the novelty of the institution. Last night the services were in English, and Dr. Pierce accompgnj. ed We 9°1`“'|0H by sketches of his own on a blackboard.

PAP-is-lui-lilii

CHUHEH IATEST

WORCESTER, Mass., June 25-Au-

nouacement was made to tlhe parish- ioners of St. Casimir’s Church by the new _parish priest that Bishop Beaver had refused 1.heir~a.pplicatfon toihuve an auditing commiutee, but instead had ordered that cash registers be put in the church.

They will be placed at the entrust?-

In do

K -M] .dw |_|,,,,,,,,,,¢ in gh o llouscwashln-gtohltarz ‘ ' sway with the ta/agles, financial and

up M' I i - ‘ ' otherwise, in which the new priest

- ‘ "“"' "'*' and the adalrs of che church on

i,/. _j_vr_____~"_ ... . , (0

'°'”"""" ""' L D arrival here a week ago.

NEW The mail traln got in at 10.30 l

.___ _--' °‘,'i':'-F _ 3 °v°mng'

` ' . “Gl'&lillIde . will visit tho iniono to onnoioe i

Doherty who is in jail there char

*f1mfmhoan¢~.umont of- the production oi 'rho lim-lat Lotta- at New won; donna not mit r=°“=\\° ° ‘“ bonu. It lost nothin! 1° 51° °°9'°°

]m....¢nd gvqty dokll

mm b’ an n was told clearly

f fglw I WDW ' Qing” Q, if up Baal showfngmof othls g picture, -and ever! °“° “h'~;‘; igtém

b th occasion of so

BT:Ti‘yf°rlT:||Ti'est?Ite have it shown s- galn, that the rnana8°m°‘_\*/ hi” d°' clara to out it 0° *hi* °'°“‘,'2§; Miss lullnann wall stu! ° M" no one to care for ua now" and ll nn additional attraction th; v°l>\\l»\' song "Gratitude under t e lrpdfl lflght. Every one should go to UW wonderland tonight. lor bb! P"°!""“

i prvlfw P ._ i t no ay and

*fm m :Tm 'un °'°"m§! °'{:l\E>T¢::?-°:»Ii°d1tth:?li:iul;f:: ldtifzaterltafnmont

iii o

‘Z2*’|fNi%sai7°--'Z ii»°o»t'E»- “Iii

the sanity or insanity 0|- -M0

with rndrder, and BWUIWUG 0°

Transcript.

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CHICAGO__N1ATlK ETS.

June Wheat June Corn ' July Wheat

- :__ _

Evangelist Mitchell preached a pow-

erful sermon on Excuses in the Cen. trnl Ullristian Church last night to ii good audience. The meetings' con- UHU0 to crow .ln interest and several have accepted the invitation of the Gospel. Two confassions last might and others are expected during the coming week. Prof. Bilby sung in his usual good form “Flee as a bird." The meecings on Sunday will all have special music. Y

T118 MW Program at Wonderland

laat niglit attracted n flne audience, not ii few of whom hail come to see the pictures illustrating Hawthorne's famous. story The Scarlet Letter. These were remarkably graphic and interesting and all who have readlthe story-and who has not 'I-should see che scensi so vlvidiy presented. The Trnmp’s Revenge and other comedy films were quite sufficisfntly amusing;,~ and Miss McKinnon's illustrated song commanded a very hearty and per- sistent encore.

Mlu\Pd's Llnlmenl used by Physicians

Condensed Ad\7ertisementS

Too late for Classification. »

l;* *-l_

`,VANTED~At Dr. Givens' Safnitar-

-ium, Stamford, Connecticut, a

female nurse for insane patients. Pay $18.00 per month _and maintenance. Address with references, Dr. Givens,

Sjpmlogdbgonn. 5-21_d_6_wr3_wpd. ‘V T -A teacher for Spring-

vale School. - Supplement. $30.

Apply to F. C. Dollar, Secy of school Trustees. Brookfield.

,,._..___.__g_l"i'21)fi.f2}*'l>_<i- 1801; SALE-'Large quantity of

. envy paper suitable for wrap-

ping heavy material, lining out- buildings, etc. Weight per roi' 18

pounlds G ang is just 5 cents. Apply at T c uar ian Office. 5-12dl*tf.

'TT TKNT1‘E'I):At oEc, a boy about

‘V 16 years of age to learn a trade. Must have n fair education and good habits. _$2.50 a week at beginning. Leave name, nge and particulars, at 93924132 °f"°‘=l-_ ._ §i?7L‘?1§¥-_

.Y*l\E-AC{-ISR-Wanted at Iona. school

_ No 61 St. Peters Road. Second

class. Liberal supplement. A. G. (irnwford, Sec'y. (Jurdignn._E;27dlw.

`bl0UND--Between North Wiltshire _ Station and Tremere’s corner n gentleman's coat. Owner may have

mesi lull

ns‘t

Saturday Nights-Program a Grand One. Mi!! MC 1-iI."`o.‘3o}1‘Z“i»'Ti'é'“I’§’.T_i_"§$1..i€§T"’°" "°'” " ‘Khulna Will Sing The Very Popular SMF! ‘ mines. §£’r.i;:3t§‘.;§ion;§,;h5ha

Dominion government medical expri

uso

was tn

bo’

gud the

rounds of being insane.-Moncton

ol-nomo. June 26--(Swirls),-i

on sei

same by applying to Benj. Newson, Kingston. 6-27drfiipd.

VIAEAGHER-Wanted for Mt. Albion I _ _. school. No. 134. lvlnlo preferred. IApply at once to F. Robertson, Sec-y.

6-26d2r1i.'

I AND FOR SALE-161 acres at _ J Winsloe, Lot 33, 5; miles from .Chariot/tetown, the property of the lute Charles Taper with good build-

vllle, or -F. H. Horne, Winsloe stu- tlon. Exeeutors. 6-2;7Qf. i

and first 08 P ordnr._Call afternoons. 100 Dorchester st. ' ` ' ' °?13."_‘l§.’P“~__ °"6`éTl"'-“On Thursday aight a Dum

,tween Ragiway Station and Wey

rahnth- Bt. Finder please leave at 52 Elm Avenue. 6-27dBi.

p ease leave at this omce. 6-271131.

`i"0S'I‘--Lal! evening nt the Park

leave' at this office. 6-27dll.

]jWOUND-In Victoria Par ye

- day two keys. Owner may hav

same by applying at Guardian.

ings. Apply to Robert Taper, Gran- --..»

l Fin ~sAi.li:-Quantity honnoh'ol£i`

furniture, including book-case ,.

class 0 llsh iano ln good

SL' eonta fag a num of mime? h\»”_ .

I Il

lrjosrlubnnt evening n long hinoii

kid glove rigbtband. Finder

""`" """°_`°"_"Z“_`l{-'Her'

EHIIIIITEN STHIIIIII

Hayes' children, a son aged nine, and two _little girls, were playing in the dialling room. The nine-year-old boy received a severe shock and died ia the- greatest agony at six o’clack in the evening. The older girl was also badly injured, and is not expected to live, The third child had the calf of her leg burned, but is not otherwise hurt.

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TIEVIIIT AGAINST

THE PIINTIIISNESE

X .11

LISBON, June 25. - News has

been received here of n serious state of affairs in Portuguese Guinea. The natives everywhere are reported to be in revolt. On the Island of Tllor several interior posts have been dllv- en in, settlements have been dos- troyed, and Europeans have been killed or carried oil into captfvi'._v. The Portuguese troops have taken refuge at Bissau, where they are sur- rounded.

A French warship has arrived for

the protection of Frenelfsubjects.

Tho .newspapers here attribute the

revolt to the crueltles plpetload by the troops while collecting the"Hut" tax. It ls their custom frequently to levy heavy sums, and if pay- ment is refused to flog the natives, burn the villages, and sometimes capture the wives and children of rich chiefs and hold them for ran- som. .

EIIITTLE EIIIINII ' AETEH IA YEAHS

NEW YORK, June 25.-Washed_ ashore after being in the Pacific. for fourteen years, a ba'rnacle-covsr- ed bottle containing the last words of a shipwrecked crew _hge been‘ picked up in Yaqulaa Bay, Oregon,I and is new on its way to the United;

fngton. The message came from the American steamer Montserrat, which disappeared in a great storm in December, 1894.

News of finding News of the finding of the mes-

sage was received here today' by Superintendent C. Lynn Bundy, of the Maritime exchange, in a special dispatch from Portland, Ore.

What see!ed first bo be a very seri- ous accidon occurred yesterday after-` noon on the corner of Prince and Grafton streets. A young boy was coming around che corner on s bicy- cle iind came in contact with n team 'which was also rounding tlio corner at a. rapid rate. The tenmster seeing the boyhasfily drew ln his horse to avoid the collision but not quicklly enough for 'the boy fell and bhe_ex- press wagon passed over his body. Quite n. number witnessed the accid- ent andl thought at first the boy was injured but outside of a bad fright and shaking up he Iilliffe 0€0l\i>¢d severe injuries.

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,£2- Ji'

yi-*-7?"' ii'=f~ "'i£~ Alibi

' ‘»‘..¢,'-:»,~,.,,

‘/~_?E~@>>`ff.=,‘»,‘.‘.-..1115--' 3

."-'l‘.‘.-

N., ;~ 34 `

States hydrographic ofllce in Wash-.

T' Sent fo Pasteur

Dogs Ordered

PARIS. OHL. June 26-(Special)

Fred Cirnes has leftjor New York with his ten year old son Ira whnv, him treated at the Pasteur Institute.

Ira was bitten by a dog lest week;

the dog was thought to be mad and its head was sent to the provincial board of health for examination.

onrili-io

PTUEN BY

Which Has .Since Proved Tiled--Boy

- ~ . .' i 1...! -

lnsfitu to be Muzzled

"or Chained. `

Dr. Amyott reports that dis dog hd rabies and advised that bhlielpld h sent away. 1,, ,

The dog had bitten several omg “OES and horses, and congpquaidy the mayor will lmue a proclnmpfdon calling for all dogs to be mullbdel' chained. _,L ,

Calm

BT. CATHERINES, June 26.- (SP"°i*‘I)_ The OIYIHPIC finals open-I ed with the course perfectly calm. In the first heat of the four-cared race the North Stars of Halifax won TITS*/1 the North West Arms of Hall- fax 2nd. lime 8.28i.

In the second heat the Argonaults

of Toronto were first, the A. A. and A. G. of St. Mary's, Halifax second. Time 5.25.

St. Mnry’s crew lost' much time by

EBI-fillg out of course and were too late to win when they found their mistalie.

lioliril STARS or ' lhitlrhx rllzsr

' ’_’T~ H I

In Four -Oared Race at St. Catherines -Scholes of Toronto Wins Diamondé Sculls _in Single Race on

Water.

In the first but single seulls Lon

Scholes, Toronto Rowing Club wu first. Jacobs of the Don, R. O. “¢0Hd. O'Nelll of St. Mary'a Club, Halifax third. .Timo 9,45,

Bcholes the diamond sculls winner.,

made s runaway race of it, get/ting 5 bot pace so as to take the hong; out of O'Nelll, who rowed a good race up till -the quarter mark,

In the second heat, Bowler of the

Don. R. C. Toronto, was fu-at;,0°¢- grove of the Argonauts, Toronto, second; Duggans of Bt. lnry Halifax third. Time 9.50. ,

SAIVATIIIN ARMY

iii;

This fine building, now thoroughly

renovated and painted, is to be reap. ened Sunday and Monday June 28th and 29th inst. The following' ls an outline of the very attractive exer- cisesz-

Sunday: 7 a. m. Knee Drill, open fnuibetlon. _

11 a. m. Holiness meeting led by

Brigadier and Mre. Morehea of Hali-

fax.

2.30 p. m. ,Open air, music by

juniors. , ` 3 p Inside meeting, special

music, speeches by City pastors and friends, and re-dedication.

6.30 p. m. Open air service. 7 p. m. Salvation meeting, solos,

male iiuartette etc.

Monday: 7.30 p. m. March and open-

air, special mllsic.

7.40 p. m. Program at Army Hall

by Fourth Regiment Band.

8 p. m. Inside meeting, program by

juniors, male quartette nad' Fourth Regiment Band.

Lecture by Brigadier Morehen, "Re-

minfsceiius of Array warfare." Refresh ments. ,

The public is cordiailly invited to

ntltcnd this interesting series of meetings.

TEAH IIISS AIT

ls iliiivl

LUNDON. June 85-Special GQ

Patches from, Oorruna indicate mm '91-“M118 of the steamer La.:

may prove a very osrfoug The reports icoelved hero are very

cgnlilictiligé but apparently their wq D BP Y assengns about ‘ steamefiip Nil addition to lar

crew. 'Ixus was fi tan-lble padie

th! N11 $6 made the launching the 'boats e hard tok. Some of th were mashed agafpst th side of slnkiag ship. The ,lbhegllllfl bo

fadths .vhcinig l t¢i1thb an snceee¢sd_ " 3 at r' and 15 at other p near hy.“a| Li' r ‘i.%i.°.'i.r pf”-'°" '°°°‘*°

‘. s ' A - la news sg-

;noyt"l;;'€omw*;hJi§‘;_ florist noyrit

re _, ,_ numbmf

fig 53, and 54 u pn&mgm

9- >.

llnmh Lilfmenf Lumb¢nn\n'| Friend

Ibn dnt dey. housdhinr who makes application _et this also _ obtain the uno uid address on

silt! me " bounw ‘Dba name be given to but Derlll- -p,.

All matter of an ndvcflsim lb-

hns Iernatfssued i‘h¢G m.llldtli|offhlcu°lytoda.y g

ttainsnrtion .

-Happyland, Sunimerslde, prmmt to the thee/tre going public of 8 -

There will be mo service tonight Bi

tho Chrlstlnn Church. On Sunday at ten ofcluck there will be Sunday School and an address oo the children by Evangelist Mitchell; preaching at eleven; special meeting for women Mid girls nt four D. m~: °v°“K°“"’~i° “f’, vices nt seven. There will be SDN 8

h th meetings contll\\\U

Iclglflngeweek, .though hav- ing no service on Wednesdalv D°mI“‘ ion DRY- -»

__..1.@@1|f1-

Karl' l.ir1°ui.§bNizs wail.

If you want to keep your ehildru. healthy, rosy and full of llfo during tho hot weather months give them on occasional dose $1 Bah!! 0WD Tablets. This med eine prevent-I

godly er complaints by cleanl-

Nng themaxmach and bowels. The mother keeps this medicine on hand ms; hcl as Info nb if she had a doctor in the houn. The Tablet: are equally as good for the new 'born baby as the well grown child. Hrs. w H Bwitler Ekfrid, Ont., uyl:-

H -'I' novo one iohra on 'rnblotnor

_ J black leather bolt. Finderlplease my children and have always found

“Q them just what was needed to

- th ll." 8 ld b Qdielno H - c *Am* COLD' wregi- gy’ mall net I5 iodide a box fr'

1'0p,0N'r0, June 37-4(Spscla.l) --,The Dr. Williams' Medicine, Oo

1 1 July Corn 58| 6-Zhdli. Northwest winds, flas aao cool. ,Brockvi1l, 0&f.`. _ __ _ n MBU. ` ' \‘ »'

J . __ . --°. _,’ -

merside on Tuesday aight Mins Mary =~- snégipc o_n'¢ u'. .. - ." ~,“ tl . ¢~ . _¥_','__-;_

`I“"`i m v sn.-. ...___

.L 4.1¢* ` _.- ._

-.,, ,_ _.»~. _

music at all meetings- If ha” I’°'°.““~\iavq ,their

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