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sl‘§° 'ifggffé °°']”3~°; 213:! be sawed _into boards and shingles; a

peufts ¢,,.e ¢o,,,t,pa carding m~ll and grist mill stood close Peter" is a gentle la at hand. What could be more beauti- mlld °°‘ham° An med* ful than ‘-the mill” with its encircling

“ wood, and the river, and the bridge. _ _ __ As we gazed upon them fondly, a glow

of crimson light touched the summits of the trees and the glassy, sweep of the

ne stream, inakingthem glorious to be-

hold. Then we passed the old home- stead of the Crosby family now owned by Heath Crosby, and beyond that again the house of Beecher Crosby sweetly nestled among the groves of wood, and in front the river.

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a’°l‘;§1: headache 3 ,mic And our lives seemed bright as a sum-

ommg and a time duii mers dream,

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s and alittle that- mey neglect D Or the swift waves eddy ing by

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S~;<;‘é¢;>=§;;h;f Then we wandered up to the well e blood pure remembered and picturesque old mill, ,S the great with its ‘wood shaded reach of river

d tit is tlge above it, and a mossy cascade of tum-

k 33 neg* °§"° t bling water rushing down over the mill

an wor an work _ _ _ sen “_ and ,me m,;h,,,g wheel, we have never in all our lives

seen anything so beautiful as the hang-

five or sir :ears from mdi ing woods of beech, birch, and spruce, B F Holmes of Gaffney that cover d th t . .d

,,150 ,mm sm s,,,,,,,,C1, 'e ose s eep river si es, or Irhen “Sed Dt Pierce! felt anything so Sweet as the smell of

and Pleasant PCI

gayg mg permgngnf the Clovery mfadowsa

The milldam was iilled with logs to

We passed next the new creamery, or

separating station and one would wonder where all the milk wafwons

It au’ but those came from. This one loiely road sscems

DOW El to be very lively now. Next we came

arg buymg our tothe school house, standing on a

pleasant hill; and we sat beneath the

w trees that sheitered our schoolmates and

us.

Il p!'8f6l‘€I1€8 tO any But none were left to greet us;

And few were left to know

Who played with us upon the green,

Hey know ‘1 good In the years of long avo

P11811 théy S98 It Some are in the churchyfird laid, depression

our large an stoc , out

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se to deal with them naturally

Some are beyond the sea:

And none are left of our ol-l class

But Cyrus Crosby and ine.

But the old schoolhouse is replaced

by a new one since Neil McKenzie of Long Creek, and Donald McLeod of Springton were our respected teachers; Mr. McLe Jd is now a preacher of the

Gospel. Later on D. K. Currie taught

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Afew steps brought us to Bonshaw

bridge. A new Baptist Church is built on the land of Mr. Abner Crosby, then there is the caur; house and the Presbyterian Church.

There were no cushioned paws within.

No finely frescoed ceiling;

I see the crowds that gather there

While fancy is pastward winging,

W' Plain country folks but women and

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E With faith divinely sprmging.

The late lamented Rev. John ~G.

Cameron was our pastor; he was our beloved teacher in the Sunday school: he taught us the gloiious principles cf truth; the way of salvation; there we sung the dear old psalms and knelt and lworshipped God. At a short distance is the residence of the late Alexander Robertson, now occupied by his son James, who also has a large store where the tanuery used to he. But one is gone from that family circle, a most 1 perfect woman, so saiutly, pure and meek, one whom we all loved, but who

is now Jassed be ond the reach of pain

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M mt 1 mm ASUMMBR RAMBLE "der ther Scott Ac* but we can very well ` ri ii 0 we i- iw remember the time when it was quite ~ ' 1 1'# Recollections of Bonshow and different, and even now I see in fanc

merit b lei ea dresspd-7 _md had' ` ‘ ~ ` irach was launched The “iBonshaw A U | ‘

1, (_, _ ` . . breakfast we starled I ,, th . ‘ ` _ ,

comm! M, “I pn for a mmb1e_'It,Was 8 lovely morning’ y nn was en in ftill blast. _ lou could y

d ` ,, .` t _ ° _ = _See the effects of rum curly in the day. 2 IC* U 1* nature smiled at us from every side” . . 1 here nt finer ’ There were man in the crowd with r

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ngs QU 1 ,whey the telds and hills were clothed in the \ 1 y I 3%

f _ s ve led, flushed faces, dancing and

dp ambir on if ies , rcshest green. The birds sang on the - - lt

_ ° . rolling about waving their arms on »

birth re t cement trees as thouoh glad they were alive - ’- - ° '

he b"2‘"` " ‘Ce and over all was the golden glow of the blob’ and roaring like demons “ has a

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Ore to Cl uh T ` _ _ , _ day tba: was,-hundreds from the sur- '

mb 1:] r= It Q 1 an < isufiglgg-neqgig 319151835 f23°r:)l;b\hI;h°i)1I‘]’(‘:‘e rounding country. and casks of whiskey B I A ' _ U

attl1°“‘@"' but ‘" the home of AlergnderMcRa; wlig' ears being: de;-ut out to them by the Pmprieb D » -u A I work that man finds hw y ago moved with h__ f _I y 5 yor, his wife and daughters. He was re- ` ' ‘ ' `

ml h°PP‘“°" °°"5° "’ - . 1° am' 7 °“° ‘°‘ garding the scene before him attentive-

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iitiv it i< for orange Washington Territor He also owns

we find men \\ orkirig lhe M_cKenna property; Mr_ Crosby is I5 ' it was.hls harvest’ and everything '

“Um th” break ‘1°“" president of the Farmers and Dai inv' promised mm an-abundant crop' H6

when there i~ no real Association He;Sa1s0 firm on '3;)h_=> seemed to me like some sleek wild Th _ f I- h d f k e d __ _ pr 1 bemaboutw gorge himseuoathe sin _ere are a_, ew ines we wis to ispose o to ma e room for our fall stock

w it thcv cout vert. to bition and it is a great pity that he had

1. dai if _ and misery of other-. His house was rices are ii ht who wants them

on fhf°;‘§Id ‘S1121 ilk; S not been chosen as a candidate for the 0 en for drinkin agd da - Th p - / g ’

,fiiievw y rece t b 1 I. .' _ p it g nciug. en ers. °“.t.°:.:‘:;;; tsstr W. .’l.m3?.‘2iZ"?,'§;i ‘Z ‘"1" f““‘”’ °“ a ‘fe Heh' S°°=° had "eff lhitntd 'gem that 3,6 neces g eyes swollen so badly they had to be

re health Thev pay ne at °-I stood by the side of the clear trout ` ' ` ` _ - M E _ S

on coming ill health stream, '

who lhiew him over stood on the other side with cuts and bruises and foam of

Who can say that the Scott Act did no good, when nearly every rum den in the|counti'y is closed up? But prohibi- lionwill be better.

I". S. C.

Cartoon Pastors-

The Plebiscite Executive has pre-

pared two very effective cartoon posters for use in the campaign. Uneeis head- ed “Have you a boy,” andjepreseuts the license voter feeding boys to the saloon alligator. The other deals with the revenue question and shows' how

is divided and what the people get in return. 'They are certain to make votes for prohibition. The executive are issuing them at less than cost--twenty- five cents per hundred. The size of the posters are 18x12. Orders should, be sent to the secretary, Mr. Carson, 214 St. James street, Montreal.

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is the aim of the business man and the pleasure- seeker these oppressively _ hot days. Iced water is eiective for a moment, but the reaction is worse, and, besides, it is dangerous to drink when heated. Here ' is the remedy. A tea- spoonful of

Hbbevs

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taken in a tumbler of wa-A

ter, makes axmost refresh- _ingand agreeablebe _ _S I _ Beside -thirst and A ebloodf,

M dt tones the system, and it ' use keefpsNone"iiia state o'f» '

_perfect health. ‘

Recommdndéd by physi-

,ciaris and medical 'jpurn 1

_l ‘arid sold by- all driiggists

at 60 cents a large bottle.

-Trial size 25 céiits.

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driven home in carriaves Others were running about without coat or hat and - their shirts in shreds. One poor fellow f I

was _thrown over a fence into a field. , There he stood crying while the man 2

blood about h°s mouth. swearing like a demon, until finally special constables had to be appointed to take charge of the poor lialtcrazed victims of drink.

PANTS

_ I , _ \ I - Frorr 75c to $5.00 we havea few strong pants for $1 00 per pair.

the forty million dollars spent in liquor

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e` hr m me Vicinny the cron cl that was present on the day - - _ dc, ,J Earl the nut merging' af er we that the vessel built by Fowl and Dar 1

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MEN’S SUITS

A few Light Suits at $10 O0 cut to $7 00 to`c1ear -Big Bargains,

NlEN’S SUITS

New Goods a nice Heavy Tweed Suit for fall and Single or Double

Breastedfor $7.00

M E N ’S SUITS

Made from our cloth strong and well made An everlasting wearing suit,

From $9-00 pei' suit up

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Lai ge size only $3.00 to $o 00 a suit former prices from $7 00 to $1200 any person wanting a good cheap suit now is the time,

50 child’s Blue Serge Blouses at o0o former price 7ac 30 child Suits "3 pieces for age 9 at less then the cost of cloth and trimmings

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Passengers may leave any point on the P, E I ll’y Tlloully

or Saturday andreach Boston the following day,ahoui: 1 || ln.

IFARES FR0ll ' lsi Glass 2nd Glass

GllARLOT'l'ETOWH= 10 50 8 75

FARES FBDM 1st Glass 2nd Blloo

SIIMIIERSIIIE 9 25 1 75

Low rates from all other points. Ask your nearest Tlokoi

' , " ` ` "Q _ Agent or write to

Ap.|{_ [}|_|H |NT|-:|=iNATioNAi. s_s ce

A me . Chronic Dlseasesb the Salisbury C. Es Jbh.n-,N B

t t . riieghiid of persistent self-heIp_ in removing ’ _causes from the blood. Cont-inuous,_intelt- AUG ,7 d tl Sept 10|

ze_rit_ treptmeiit in _person oi- by letter insures _ ie--'»

t U d gi,ibi;ii1g§ieii§1r;faii:i;1f€:¢;i'Si;;i.g and Maximurn of cure, `

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.ii 0 7 ' - - ~ ~ ,Ocean Accident and Guarantee Gniporation Ltd.

W001 T\\ eed GOOCI p&£i»€I'I1S. With g00d Ulm i3i.oon,sPUTa,~bi2.iNi~:,s=c. l

. . , I Insurance against ACCIDENT and SICKNESS.

Workmanshlp' -I Emma" of 'LY' umvusm ' Weekly payments for lital or PARTIAL DISABLEMENT

and see our stock. no trouble to show goods. Marita ivtipovy iygqai§_gpgrir.5{;loIr,;y°n;; e _.__-_ _ _ h Double hablhny for accident In any Pubhc Conveyance

§is8t§ie“ia1‘i=iU S and Cenvie- ' Board at Hotel Acadia' kwgl 8 Best Accident Company in the world

cmmo-|»E-|-|»0*N p 5_| gnupg reducedto six dollars per wee uring W K ROGERS J J JOHNS(-,N

' ADDRESS, . . » - - i . ' I

n & I l 25::-,1l:;l§3;x;iig::rli:.e1:;»:;.f°r Puma” i _ Summersidei Barrister at Law Charloihbowl.

Men’S Outfitters- A References on alrlllicatlons H ug W I tlmmerslde Aug 7 7e0d

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