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“GH uns sciiooi o1= Minimal: sciieiicia

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.`- at Mag0g_ Sldc t0 Beal' RlVCl'

_ EMEXICANS i>n=EAiEi> PREPARING FUR WORK

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° Meeting Which Was Held In

1°’ ReS‘g”S"` Bank R“bbe"S The Baptist Church Thurs-

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1 day evening

Leaving Chtrlottetown on the morning

DPOISTED JUNIOR JUDGE_ _of July Zlth armed witlileundry _intra-

Q - ~ ductions to different parties, we started a

Ormvva July ..8.-(Special). -Albert Constantine of L`Original has been appoint- gd Junior Judge of the United counties of

Pmsco ~ be d' th S I Sci l f S - - V i , _ _ _ _

tt and Ruwm ,enieing e ummer mo 0 U PRINCE TUAN. GOMMANDER or 'rr-is ci-Ii-Ness linux. L°{‘i R°'°°f‘>S -Nfileed ermhingbut

.nnncroa nasroxs xis cnanca. The trip to Summerside Swas passed in ‘ _ _ ,__ _ _ _ _ _ ” ‘ - J/ )-__ comhtmnal 5°~n`°”d9f

Hanxrax July 28.-(Special).-Rev. H. H. Pit nan has resigned the rectorshipj of St. Georges Church and it is likely he will |10 to England.

companyof three in high spirits,fand full of anticipation for an enjoyable time at Bear River, N. S. for the next two weeks, at-

pleasant and profitable conversation with G. F. Beer, Esq. who gave considerable information respecting British Columbia, its resources, present state of develop- ment and future possibilities. Mr. Beer

_ in common with many of the mostfprc-

“FK R°BBERS GET TEN Y35R5~ . _ gressive men of the Dominion holds very 5353330035 Juiv 3,3 .__ 5 cm; _M strong opinions as to the necessity _of the

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Qrthy and Mortimer the Danville bank

educational systems of the Country being

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robbers were sentenced to ten years in ggi:gn;§;epI§;§;Iiflggttgrekgélsigzt; gi

St, Vincent De Paul penitentiary. 'ml CHURCHILL-wnsr unnnxacn.

LoNDo:~°, July 27. -(Special)--Lady Randolph Churchill was married toLieut. George Cornwallis West at St. Pau.l`s Knightsbridge. The church was thronged. The wed- ding breakfast was served at the resid-

the resources and possibilities of the Dominion as a. whole,a.lso to_teach them to observe what is round and about them.

The trip across in the Northumberland

was athoroughly enjoyable one, the day being delightfully fine, water smoot-h,aud everything combined to make the voyage a delight. Several former acquaintances were unexpectedly metwith on thestearn- er,'and all too soon we reached Point du

ence ofMrs.Morton Frewnn, sister ofthe ` Cherie. and without delay started for

bride and the couple go to Broughton

St. John.

D _ -On the train some were met with the

e* ~ same destination as we had in vie_vv,__`,

Burr anvascns 20 Pun cnsr.

CHICAGO, July 23.-- (Special).~Beef,

canned and roast has advanced from §$l25 to $150 per dozen for one pound cans be- cause of the great demand for the war, Alaska, and other places. _

COTTON STRIKE ABCD RIOT AT MAGOG.

MAGOG. Qu. b ~c, July :Z~}.--(Spe:ial.l--A thousand employees of the Dominion Cel: ton Company are on strike.

They object to I=lon<l.1y being made pay

dapinstead of Friday and demand 10 per

een: increas e of wages.

There was a regular riot for a short

time but it quieted down,a.lthough serious

trouble is frzzrcil. sn- - ~ - -' _ - 4 Bicylists and all _xiliicies depend on Bentleys l.inimcni to keep their joints limber and their muscles in trim. Strong

get clean to use. Regular size 10c. Large

ttles Zoe.

Aspecial bargain ina pair of second

hand opera glasses at E. \V. Taylor`s, Cameron Block. 28 tf,

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For July.

2.00 Boots

£29.

Seewindow

i Croquet

namely the Summer School. Old acquaint- 7 anceship was renewed and pleasant con- ` verse had with them. '

To a P. E. Islander the country between

Point du Chene and St. John does not ap- pear to be one well adapted to i agriculture. The patch work cultivation ofthe field appears odd, one small field ` having in all the varieties of grains and _ roots found in an ordinary farm.

Before reaching St. John we were made

aware of our near E approach by the pre- sence of the fog which, while sombre in i hue, was delightfully cool after the heat i experienced all the way from' Moncton. '

'On Weclnesday we crossed the Bay of __ _ _ _ _ e

Fundy in a dense fog. We reached i __ _ - “W """""""""""""""""""""""""""" 4'-"'"“~‘"""~"‘"'='~‘-‘~'~‘-‘-‘ » '

I1 ~ _ _ " - i _` ii V _ __ __ _ ' _- _ _ _ _-5 Mi-:xrcnx 'rnoors BEFEATED nr mnrniss ' ";_____ //' ' Y _ - _ _ i “ ' ‘_

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NEW Onusnxs, July 28.-(specia1.)- V __ -~'1~_____ -" »/__ ._ ._ _ ~ _ _ _ , _ . __ 1 ___

Tourists and others wishing quiet, com-

fortable, homelike rooms, and board, good bathroom in connection should call on Mrs. Wellner, Upper Hillsbroough Street. 18 tf i '

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A big stock of GUOD, STRONG and

REAL comfortable Hammocks mst opened.

Tennis Racquets,

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Bear River about noon, spent-, a pleasant evening on Wedned1_lY. a busy day on Thursday preparing for the open- ing meeting of the Summer School which was held in_ the Baptist Church at 8 o’clock on Thursday evening the 26 inst. It was largely attended and most enthus iastic.

J. D. S.

Adespatoh July 27 says:-There is a large attendance at the Summer School of Science. W eather,cherries in abundance. People more than kind and hospitable. ALl_the visitors are well housed _and cared for. Vice-President Starrett, ably assisted 'by the local sec- !'e‘ary, W. Reid, have arrangements complete and everything works smooth- ly. Last evening ‘a mass meeting was held in the Baptist church, W. G. Clarke in the chair, who, after music by the choir, introduced Rev. I. .Porter, who g ive the vi-:iitors a warm welcome to Bear River, toft-he church and to cherries. Superintendent M'ors_e,.was_ next. called

upon. _` __ "_ 1

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Farmer Thrifty got the idea that if he

could keep a horse without the cost of feeding, it would be a great economy, so he reduced the horse’s food a little

every day. Unfortunate- ly justas the experiment

Q Bromised to succeed, the

» orse laid down and Y died. _ Farmer Hard- _:x ,- sense says Farmer Thrifty

- was a fool. But there are

Mg people as much worse

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than old Thrifty as it is more foolish to work your own body under starvation conditions, than your horse‘s. But every farmer has plenty to eat. Yes, but it isn’t what is-eaten, it is what nourish- ment is obtained from food that decides the question of starvation. It wou1dn’t do the farmer any good to run a stack of wheat through a thrashing machine which was so out of gear that it 'didn_’t ' get the grain out of one head of wheat _in fifty. 'l`liat’s~ just the way with the dis- ordered stomach. It doesn’t get the

1 There is no medicine will so guickly ect on the organs of digestion an nutri-

tion, and put 'the stomach in Sgrfect working order, as Dr. Pierce‘s lden Medi Discovery. It makes 'pure blood, and rich blood, and puts the body ‘ on a plane of perfect health.

“I niredf ix `t_hconsti tionand indizseztion. due;-iris: $11? ;i"me»Lel:PEy§<l P312;

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lug Dr. Pierce: Golden Medical Discovery md little ‘Pellets,’ and improved from the dart. I em now in good health." = _ _ `

. DE pierces Plume Pellet; keep the

bowels healthy. _

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resident Campell, introduced, in happy

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-classes are organized' fond the work -iss’-hiinister Wu `decle.re_'e"the

evening meeting B. W. Chipman, seere-R tary of agriculture spoke on science as ap'-"

ual instruction in Nova Scotia under the Macdonald-Sloyd fund, followed. _He _ex- plained at length the aim and methods of

that manual training was an important part of the education of all classes.

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News is received here, t t , ° / »_ ki = P _ troops have been defeated by Indians ‘!"_&._,,_-_ 1- _ ‘__ _ '_ 4 . ` _

armed with the most modern arms. ~ ' ' `\,¢ \ 3 _ ‘~

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RUSSIAN VICE-ADMIRAL ALEXIEFE, et Tlenetln.

Theboys of the Highlaad Brigade are

requested to meet at 7 this evening. All lojs of Brigade willreturn their uniforms.

. FOUR little girls who crossed to Rocky Point yesterday failed to catch the..

5 p,m'. boat and were fleft there -all night'

Considerable anxiety was felt by the

parents as the youngest was only four.

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Yesterday morning a. number of young

men of the boating club left _ the _city ` a double skull and went out the harbor’e

basement of the' Cathedral' in 1

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River tnaetne- scientists were nnzasaan- theanpoincmeni nfajnoyu oeilmisaian 86111118 HS represented,i.u factasfaras he 09 the question of naval ooalfhupply, ',kU¢W Peffefrf-ly harmless. When every °Wi”3 t° the menisiflt eheapnese 'of “one was intensely interested he"stopp¢¢_1_‘ American coal and thc diminishing sdp-

Dr. Hall followed and h_e, too, digap- ply of Welsh steam-coal!

lwinted all by a tooshort address. ' M

Mr. Vroom, of St. Stephen , 'was th " '* ~ _ ~ next speaker -and touched a ies ive? PARIS’ Ju1y28`_`(Spe°iaD""_n‘°Chm°3°

chord by refexring to we _loyalty of A°a_ Minister has an Imperial decree declaring dia in early times by which it was pos- the F°1`¢i8\1 Ministers were safe and sible tohave aBritish North America. at sound July 24th -and were befngsupplied

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Secretzuzv Seaman, of Prince Edward Z; provisions by the Govufment’ Island, said; “Theme my sentiment., - °“‘°" ‘_°P°’*§ °°11f-W1 the fmt too.” that the Ambassadors have been Great were expressed at theab- mUY¢i¢P¢lf~ -

_sence of Premier Murray, R. B.. McLeod E* The same has been Sentother -‘ _.ii i - _ ; -_ _- ' _

_an others who have not yet arrived. p0wers_ 1-he_re ls no other Qhmese

'rnonsnnfs Pnocsnnrsos. i ,l’»9'<38»y. ‘ '

Enrolment commenced this morning. E HINISTERWU SAYSIHEY upwards of iooare in attendance- A11.; i Wreirwmzi, ’ ‘eau -

Drogfessing enthusiastically. At the *T09-1f‘°7€-E` - ' ' ~`

plied to 'agriculture indicating the im- d“'m°' °m°i“"b“.° °‘?:_“"*‘°"‘*’ °‘“°*' portance ofa knowledge -of the natural .ed °n aummw °t me G°"°m`_

sciences for all who are engaged in ag,-i. _ ment it is therefore said to be thorouglily' culture. T. B. Kidney, organizer of man- reliable.

the system of manual training which he _ ‘ ` ° is introducing here. He' demonstrated

inouthas far as'_Holland’s, Cove. By the

_time they arrived there a stiff breeie had-'

. " 'E . " _ dfnorderto t beck tothe. ' _ i

RIAGES- A 1°=8° ""°°Y 'el °’ 2i1'§`l`i‘.‘.`§‘7.f`.'l.l.mp.n.i 3..., ni. .im www sr-=<1»_i= if-_ P5993- ' ' . 'j 4 until Southport was reached when theylw' 97°! ’2,5»C90 9| @5959,

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This is a. men’s new boot. _ ` _ and on receipt of same. crossed overin ‘id imrfuad if P@P°|'1.V ‘

- HASZARB &. Mlltlii. ic ness - o :cies ... ..., ..._ ~ we i we _- I-we

120 pairs of them sent in a _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _,__~,, _ ,-;_°3_r“;0gg§;¢-fn-mg, _Pqeqeion given

_ mistake-is a wide ester, - ~ » - _ `Tn=~=v°°==1fv~w°°N°¢1~°id=es 'nth “ie onii1iua¢yo¢»nu¢w»en» r

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To Surrender, But Not

Uiiconditionally.

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AN IMPERIAL DECREE

Says Foreign Ministers fin Pekin are Sale-Britain s i Coal Supply

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