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EXHIBIll0N._
iilll ii0\i_liiiIil\ illli
Will Open September 9th\ at Halifax.
It Will befireat
In ogérfculture and in Lfbe Slack. In riafactares and in Minin . In Horse Races and in Hgrse
Show.
In 1?: ofechnfc Display and Vande-
¢v:'IIe pecialffes.
Great by day and great night.
Then do not by any means miss
the Exhibition. The excursion lates will be low and you should see it
Come to Halifax --For tlie-
EXHIIBTIUN.
I- E- WO0D, S“.‘€‘»’i»Tg°iIi.‘i;’f‘.i,
7-2: dw tl 9-i7
Plilli llllili iliilllil llliillli Illlll Mil Illhililll illll- ~ illillli |905.
an in l;;is`the centre of the military QPOra,.
T be held the grounds of
and Exhibition As- sociatiéllat Ch’town on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday, 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 25th Sept. i903. The largest prize list yet.
Dver $6,000.00 in;Pi1`zes
Live stock, dairy products and
poultry entries close nth Sept., all other entries close on 18th Sept.
Iwo Days Horse Racing
Wednesday and Thursday, 23rd all 24th Supl-
The fastest classes ever started on the Island.
$1,350.00 IN PURSES
The very lowest rates for Ex-
hibit: and Passengers on Steam- boat and Railways.
Special attractions in front of
the Graud.b.`tsJ1d. *-
For entry forms, prize lists,
race programmes and all inform- ation address the secretary.
F. I.. llaszarl, 0- I. Sinllmd,
President. Secretafy-
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We have the bags in
the country. They dre large enough to hold 4% 'bushel Oats, or 3 bushel potatoes. They are strong, clean, have hemrnul tops, and are guaranteed to givei1atisfaction.Yon
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run cmianuiii, cnanrorrirrdws -immciranwinu israim SEPTEMBER 14 wee.
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"*""'*'~'>~ -o- -¢.»¢ _w .__
‘ use oiiafiiaoiaes ig-noi-ance, aimosr.
1 bscilitv--whichaths ian s is
io vain to do--and as merchant, ar- ,__
iiif PBESEIII llll - - e W ' iilli Il0II0lHlllL
tisnn, or interpreter he can go any- \ l
it Devotes its Greatest
'rnere are lndny things about 35;;-,
other which nations would like to linow, says the London Express cor- respondent. '
ln order to discover what they
must know but are not allowed to, civilized States employ military Spies. They may be Military or Na- val Attaches, duly accredited 10 an Elllbilssy, Or SOCi'et. agents, who are Sifnt _to reside or travel in those districts from which information is required by the Intelligence Depart- ment.
The work of the first class is not
unimportant, but it is not risky. The . officer may not overstep the bounds of common honesty, and rarely, ii' ever, attempts to achieve anything secretly.
He is closely watched, and knows
it. If he becomes a strong centre of attraction he may divert the often- tion of watchers froni some secret agent who is possessing himself of the particulars the Attache is osten- sibly so anxious to acquire, but is successfully preveiited from securing. The Attache is useful as a clearing agent.
Spies become possessed of facts
which are of no real value to those who employ them, but are assumed to be worth much by the' agents of other countries, and an exchange of “pic-ces” is effected. Sometimes ap- pari-ntly useless information is sought simply for its exchange value.
For instance, some years ago two
British oflicers created considerable annoyance in Russia by their per- sistence in hanging about the dis- trict in which the autumn manoeu- vres were to take place
Then representations were made at
the British Embassy, where the ofli- cers were unknown, and subsequently they disappeared for a time, only to be discovered at the end of the man- ocuvrcs in one of the five great fort- resses which protect the west fron- tier of Russia, and the one that had
Had these men been Prussian odi-
cers their position would have been dangerous, and an unpleasant inter- national incident niight have occur- red. The Russo-German frontier is nothing to Great Britain, neither is the Franco-German. We exchange the iii-st “piece” with Germany for the second, and the second with France for a, little bit of news about Russia. in Asia, which India believes to be important. And thus we get home.
Each country has '-its own peculiar
sphere of interest to which it de- votes its greatest nitcntion. Great Britain has so many that, properly speaking, it has none. But India is always alarmed as to Russia; and agents--British and native-of the India Department are ever busy seek-
‘ ing particulars likely to be of ser-
vice when we have to defend an _Em- pire which already i`n the military sense extends from Aden to Hong Kong. -
Most of the Indian agents in Rus-
sia are oflicers of the Indian army, but, needless to Stott, they 5° |\0t travel as such. Some atlect to be tourists 0f.a_n innocent but inquiring
l turn of mind; some go a.s cornlflcr-
cial travelers; soma lean to religious propaganda; while others col;-act Curiosities.
These agents have been so ener-
getic and prolific in their disgutses that in the South of Russia ,the bona-fide commercial traveler excites
I suspicion. The Russians now insist upon all “commercials” b0i¥18 11°f“5‘ ed and taxed; moreover, the Intelli- gcnce Department has found the or- ders for goods obtained by its trav- elers somewhat embarrassing.
As a. buying agent thc SPY has also
worked well. No Briton can now _E0 gg;-955 the Caspian to purchase skins any more than to sell hardware or even just to amuse himself. Wlihmlf- his letters being opened and thugcom- pany he keeps carefully noted.
In ordinary circumstances, fwhen
Roman Catholic or u. J svri - _; 'im¢ponuwwut°9¢¢t¥l.¥ \ guard, or helpmath. 01’ ¢0!ll_lUl|°
Th; spy is than shown *what must. see. I-ld *-5 ‘°°“ *l _.9 sem and reported. tk VI-1‘Y°“!‘ gary dispositions are » 0°
t, the information he obtnml is
View
iiiniaiainc'
The polite British way ls to
ug recognized spy mund the gg,
want some, how P
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0 Wholesale dealers in
Island produce, `
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` Sydney, C. B.
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AN Le¢qD.D$.
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, <s_g_ _ig _. _ `_ _ _ l ~_ V _ _ _l ____ l' " `)"~"'5§ -. _ '.1 __ _ -1 ` _ ., __ ' ._ . '_`.- " ~ r§,1"j. -.<~'I.§f;>,-g:..»r,-ga-"'*;f` i =. -....-.-»~a.»..--,Ms sr.@-;:r1~rass-.-af;-as-_africa-
unkg, or give him page of whiskey uadtellhimsoftstoriesuhs sltl ou a. stool eni°Yi1\8_ (?) intiminibh regimental cricket, then to d _or
a takohim homie IIIPPYI il~lk&t1V¢
mufwitll hothing to till.
[my are the dodges resorted to
British agents in order to avoid
"spoofed" by their Russian Their common way is to hunt les, each independent of the
t_h¢.t'if one is taken theoth-
still succeed in getting th the work. ar East in the matter of Japan has the game al-
tsslf. A Japanese can read-
so good an imitation of
as tvs sr iiiiiiiiiiii
where Then there are the women' The J apauese amah, apparently stu- ____.________________
sriis oi i>iici'._,»_-f,,;_,\;,.ii iiiisiiiiiiiioil
.. _ 'lliiilliillllll lil IMIIW
V, Wliat a Japanese docs not know
' \ ‘ of the Russian military dispositions . . »
Huw great Nations Discover in Manchuria. is not worth knowing an Oi`it’I`l’ai COUfliI‘y Int() and this knowledge like all careful
must Know- espionage, makes for peace, not war. M0def|\ Civilized Slate
Ilad the British methods of espion- '
. -“ fI~‘§§- 'i’.'f"fé.,i’.‘iif°iiff§§"°in“i‘iioif’°i§in'2Z ~-° FRE-DERICTUN N~ 3°
_ _ that date we have improved consid
Each Country has its own Peculiar °f=*~‘>1Y» bm We have yet “wh 1° Thi Great Difference Between the
I _ _ SEPTEMBER 215( [9
Sphere of Interest to which dence- '. Egypt of Khedine Ismail and
th E ypt of LordlCromer -U TIN I-3l'¥¢5t and MUST llllilfllli BM H
I Attention Arc You one nf' Zdisinistrative Expert- , '_ml¥I~e,1‘2'o§lymlg§cvcfE§§h£I;£n¥i§-?f§m'i‘”_ ,.
--_ the Weak 0oes .P5 _ --- e ?.i’§’1.?.iY.‘.§‘.g ”°“”' ““" “‘° F”“°“‘ ““"“" :’°""""'
subject io siiikin_g"sp¢1is ana Feel- .. , A _ _ _ A“t°m°bi1° Raw’ Bi°y°1°- R°°°" 3”' lm" ‘°‘ l'
f L d inere is a wry great dilierenee be- Low- Ratgs and Excunim u ‘I
ingso anguor, Depression an t ,_ th E t f1.hC_d.ve 1 X il’ 1 ‘ \Veakness-You Can be Helped by sgéigthriit, idx; gm \Egy;,,_ 0,-sliird | stealllbllalss .
’ _ All entries should be addressed to the Sim, wH
the British “occupation” began, in Prize L'5t3 En B13” an fifths.
Dru S 1882, with the criishing of the Arabi ’ try ks' d any il-“$1
rebellion, (the outcome of Isma,iI's A. M_P_P. W 8.
|.»roi;igacy,) financial chaos ruled in 3' 'President °
0 Egypt from the Soudan frontier toi 34 m," ,,u°_“
__ the Mediterranean; the people were
§§§.» iii? afiirii iiiiiihg
||nn\|fud,1l!'I'l ll IIIIIIIIKC
gioionials in the ddlyges and ask borswhsttheythinkofit. Youosnuss _ - 80110111' mwgilik if N* °‘11'°5- 0° U- NX- O9 To encourage thrift a postal savings *B °’ ‘*”°'°Bu'“ x °°"T"°°°°' bank system was 'established two
Dr, Qhggdg Qlnfmgnt -yearn since which aii-easy has 14,-
Gentlemen.-While driving down avery 't' p°°Pl° 1*” ”'9'°
steep hill lsat my horse stumbled and fell. cutting' himself fear- _ Twent I raiiyaboaeuisiaaa aaaiiaiy. _1 me °°f"Q,°f,,t,,,,, ,,,,y,,,;¢" _ MINARUS LINIHENT heel! ou him 'as $526; last your
pnndinafewdayshewnsgswellue ever. any $4 i J. s. A. nuaccmnnn. __
Sherbrooke. 5 ~
' ’ -Glrlnsmau wl|d._doa
Y ,)_:A`,§,g‘;V,$
___ thin s that matter. ---
Cromer, adiiiinistrative expert. When'
saddled with 9. staggering debt, the
Verymany people feel much asyou do. nauoifs credit was at so low an T_heY d° Wi' like W °°‘!f°53 that "W7 “re ebb that public securities could be sick, but they are weak and 1808130, feel sold for scarcely half their face val-
diowsy and depressed after meals, are ue, and corruption, dishonesty, and l o , _ g __ _
easily tired and discouraged, suffer from confusion stalked in practically ev- _ .
indlge tion sleeplessness lrritabilty and ery PUbliC 05500-
iieiierai bohiiy weaknesis. Ae timei~,ir F01' the first few-years Brita-i1_f{'S .
may bi-,some of theeld-time vigor returns Ygcrek Wfihsst aptli dtescribeevhzi su; , 0 f- I ,
but you no more than et our hopes agan ban mp y_‘ _ _ ' _ up c
R Y
aroused when the sinkingspells come on itiissercgim his (Lap $331' nlriftorglxgi X22; 0 again and you are as helpless and dis- every branch of the countryis mm? 1
heiffenedis ever- agement. has been reformed and mod- 1'
SUCH S.Y!DDf»0!I\S D0il\\`» f01B0l¢ Of l\0ll\'lS'1- ernized. To conhert. an Oriental ri :se emnhmtla TM' “H
ment. in the blood and an exhausted country, possessing features of gov- es m 5° t n
nervous system. You can Ret well if ernment aiitedatiiig the Bible and garments made bY U5 1135 b§¢U`mU¢h “laid
you will but restore the sygiem by using hon.-ycomhed with _corrupt_ion, to a Mf- ROSS 0l_11' C_I.1tt¢1' and M158 B811' HR fllldlkl’ Wm Dr. Chsse’s Nerve Food. This great fool ? °9“dm°” °f admm“?`UatW° perfec" .l enort to maintain um lush stmdffd 3173.47 ‘W ‘f
tion Worth of Euro Jean State i ‘ v '~ ° °
cure forms new blood and instils new was a gigafltic ungertaking But ap_ I Ladies |a110_fm§- .
force and energy into the wasted and parenuy this has bam d0ne__ We are Sll0W1I1g the LATEST-NOVELTIBS fo! H
depleted verve cells- IG makes ycu well 1;gy,,t,,,,,s used to be dvertaxed; Tweeds, Oxfords, and Black Goods at lower p§&t\§
in nature’s way by HJPDIYIDR U0 "W but while the peasant was dogged Will ind CISCWIICIB.
blood and nerves the very elements ln intg paying-_ the iniiucmiai 1and¢wn- I which they are lacking. er usually escaped by adroit bribery
These symptoms of which you complain of officials. Lands formerly were arb- are buta warning of approaching nervous ‘ ina'-ily taxedf IWW WQY are assessed
prostration, paralysis, lccomotor ataxla or “P°n_ P¥`0QUCt1_V€ Capacity assured. by* ‘
public irrigation facilities; and every
even insanity. The tlmetoact is before landowner a S his uitable-Shan
P y ef! - l
these dreadful diseases ot the neweshave Modern systems of auditing and ac- MERCHANT TAILUR
fastened themselves upon you. Theyare counting _make dishonesty in Govem_ much easier to prevent than to cure, ‘as ment, omega well-nigh impossible, and many kn0w.°n “want of loniz years of iavorieism ia frowned upon. The helplessness and sniferinii. 'em-vee, or forced labor, is a thing or Dr. Chass’s Nerve Food will give you "the past; the public debt has been
new hope and courage. Not only will reduced in recent- years. and Several ,
yan 5, “ble 5° feel the bgnefig you/_ issues of bonds have been funded at _ areberivlng from it, but bynoting your ’°u°na°l rate' °f Interest' 0'? E“` _ _ , , , ' ' increase in weight youcan prove conclus~ rx? b°"rl°°° :';°'d°;es.Egipe2_';'“ 3:; - , f ‘ ivelythstnew, firm flesh and tis ne is C es -°’ pr y __, - . f f `iI'i‘i¢
high as British console, when the fl . I 1., so _
bel sddedt body - - ‘
"3 °7°‘“" - yield of the securities is considered. I 0 ' _-_ ` ~i%
p y it E ‘
ness of the blood and an exhausted con- bonds and to the Government ` __ l
ditlon of the nerveshss been phenomenal. lin 1902 required $57,160,000, 9-Bd _ A mggntsgbox, 6 box” 1°; $150, gg gn that revenue from all sources. was _ ‘ __ '
dealers or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Tm-. $60,740,000. V_Vith the o.xception_of ,___ onto. To protect you against imitatlons but wie ye” this 'as th? largest 1°” . » , _
the portrait and signature of Dr. A.W. ifgsgdlnhzgi c;:;§r~y,s°::::°;ya'd aa; '
Chase, the hmoui receipt book author, 'Nile risen to its nog” height" The are on every bex- . roioi-_iris incident to 1903 were the
abolition of octroi duties at Alexan-
CANADIAN MINISTER ACCEPTS CALL. dn* ‘md 0°i"° “”d_th°_°P°°i”¢ °f
.__ ' the Nile to fnee navigation. Forty-
BOSTON, Sept. 10.-Rev. Frederick tivo per cent. of imports in 1902
Arthur-Reeve, fora year an assistant at Were frgm tsfmat ul;i¢;i;, 8-nd 81;'
_ ports t ere tota per cen .
:::grg‘£;u:ccE;l;?:;p:;n°::::;:a£§ £115; Trade follows the lla.-g in Egypt, cer-
tainly.
church of the .idvsnt in this city, and, Until recently the common peopl.
will enter upon is uties Oct. 1. I in Egypt had no _knowledge of bank
ill ¢\1\‘il‘\lrallsilmentsarlsll\uil'0lIl W6'\k° that to a interest on outstandin
ing. H they borrowed money it was
Government. control, lends toifarin- ers at reasonable rates of interest
_O00 depositors, of whom a quarter
tele amz attended th uc
'rar Piiorrii rsemirnr ron A ,i,,,‘€,",,,, of ,.,_.,,,,,,,,_,,,2§&_“°“T,‘,‘1
SPRAINED MIKLE .Eiylnian _Postodice Department is
inrwmo-isnaiiwui feel well saeienea F-'_ “P ‘° ‘im “S “Y in “‘°_ "°"1°i
ifhé " around on crutches ltvm. .hu ztnhg anythemscgzfflfut? “ntl 'ri
_ _ 'three sprsinlng his ankle, ' 'y .
. -»--». - -»--iii----.»:;.i .. .. as mi 'ia ,...- .....-
innocuous and he knows it. If dis- e . P0 _ . covaed ik, impoum Rugggn.-» yay beftlit 1'0¢0V01f¢¢i- Thi! ,il lil _made _in _ ra_1lya_y_cha_rges-the HPS .IRI Gllfbfii is eo for-bid him to enter uis I1`ii\TQe’t-illw. 101' in mm! an _St-ate owned. vifh P1613 i try, ox' to declare he comes from ,Qi sasesii-" h_ barla_h\’¢-.Pslu Goveijnrncntf- plague-infested Port. 01’ thi* UU U. ,U hssbeenf d fx-Qfly applied, n “Nl maefsed *Q
n in le” Od. Idlsf. y€8.l' the §l 13 #Tone .. , s:l;“ 311;; of freight. ` rd§Cromsr ad-
"‘°°° i
mita that a piatef corpol might conduct thc»‘*'1i°nes. on ‘
_ __ _ __ _ strictly cornmerci `-principles," but
I . ~ -‘ ‘ is ' the aii- ou££)i _iusittr Piirstiir waygigw a co _En-vine; r I
th "r 3 in 4 _ , . .mp _ -_ ; "°f°° ***‘“ “‘°1"°' bd” ‘°t“°1-135' ii onlin" minm Laura- °°”“P°““¥ 11”” um* °“* °‘ W
_ I . _ f - question, controlifupidd amount -_.to
un:°°‘w:t3°::$“ki:‘:’ °h.d°1°°in“l’ monopoly, and the public consequent- * ~ -_ - uid t benen b lingu- _pobjection to the jubilee the W1? thenotwenty £560; hte Queen Ylctorll Qblbiteiat the control the of the__ Canada Central going on Courts have expandeduirom $1,000, at Ottawa. providlngtliut<_h1edirecto1-sof 000 to $2,605,000-ft Th¢S0 `
the Ss. Louis fair were agreeable.
tional tribunals, wherein causes are promptly adjudicated. 71l1itW§¢ ruinous costs, earn yearly for the
, Government upward oil $1,750,000-
While Qypt ha.s"udv‘a.nced rapidly
in population condition of
is gratifying to kgéi spent on its army *IMS
iii
_-_ l
-samurai: me
to keep tlvlt
usually n clandestine operation with _ _ _ a usurer. There is now a na:t_ional"T ,__ " .__ ' bank, with branches in large tiownsg ' I ‘
An agricultural bank, likewise
rare ett Govornme t' dkials. Al-
CHRISTMN £NDEAv0R- ‘ mos? eviry public nser?rice has been
""" cheapened, with,vast_ly extended uses
B°sT°N’M“°" Sept" m°_At' “meeting as the result Li hthouse dues have
ofthe executive committee it tbsboard I 1 W `» g ' 1 ' ,. or trustees or one United society or chris- £23 ’ ,,';,”‘10th,fe,l'°,f,',',,ff'_“‘c,f‘uf,,’_ tain Endeavor it was voted to hold the 51,5 the use tb be dou51¢d_ pbgtgl 22nd iDliBl'Dl$i0ll\l,60llV6lltl0ll ill Bllbl- rgig 3, fgw yggrg 3,80 -we]-9 gut. in more July 5,1915. Cordisl invitations were half, and this branch of the Govern-
also received from Minneapolis and ` m¢D¢’?l78<;°g-'(i5¢;%)0l(;8ll.it1t\;_l:.¥\1P1°d-hLl¢;t
year , , ' = were an -
S“"‘°°“° Span” ai. ii like mei-ease in ‘nie number of
040,000 passenge 'qfd 2,225,130()
\
1 _ .I
_ serving success.
made
foremost
' -,£2
l CHIM
$5
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. FRUITS
Al ‘ comma
AIKMIOU
And-we intend to
I 0==r»P=f1°r=,s¢ _ We have lille' best of _ ` Q* A REMEMBER--What ARHOUR of _ARMOUR of cimwn is io me rcs t , , ~ _ ~ J, x
g .Hot . _lunclwl Mfvod from
Q ` E
'rue wha&s£Ul dll
Ui¢l¢¢9'~ Peer! or
the Hi-`&e¢tl'dde.i"