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Buried Alive? 0

Aiiv ‘lo-(special)-John

Cartmau murdered his fath r -#- glept He said ‘I did it because

or;°;i.af_:__:;:;~ Medio clit wit 'iiitn 70-000 IN 000000500

~|'!lll5l|llesinpla.c¢oisgb.1

&» a pun lard soap with

paculurqinlitizafor _ _ _

mb“s7w“k°fw3‘h °f?£stoi;alAu'i?g’.,;)24.-Tkllge manyufiiiziggs _lylamedyfor a.:V_:;_r_iarch of, two ,days to

rpo _ mas iincan 0 ~,‘ V " '|195 h ` h 1 i f 'Company B. Ninth Massachusetts,»w@3ll:;_¥1utmai;`;;v ;fjftfe1‘~‘K‘ a ?"¥fexBec.ted

128118- died at Governor’s Island, are ;expt‘es-Y' give ' a~§°""re ugeeg `i-°re‘7an`fi.“ng

sing indignation at some of the ' events duly' They say he has 70000 mm and

am connected with his transport to this city means to give iight. The attack is ex-

and the funeral. His father had re-' pected Sept 4th,tlie English camp can-_ ceived word by letter from -Chaplain sms of 20000 men and 8 neat of “_ Goodwin at Governor’s Island that his _ , ~ _ __ _ ' son was in a precarious condition’ but boats. Kitchcners (force is in fine time,

on Friday last he received auotheflel- W0 tllim5`b°i“8““5l'iV° EEYPHSUB- __

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Bu»rlaI-The Young Man 3 Son of _Charles McLeod and Nephew ‘ of Hector

McLeod of the P. E. Island Railway.

Ton minutes after the receipt of this

of having been placed in the coffin in the same state as death left it. \Con- trary to other statements, however. the body was clothed in working uniform of gray. _

All the arrangements for th e funeral

were made by Mr McLeod and all the

expenses were borne bv_him', the son

°p°”s Y°“ Cen get being buried in the same grave

W1 nqme others of Mr :McLeod’s children. He

3 Hoi-nsby’s Bco‘is‘ore went to Framingham to arrange for a

Auth deiachrnent of Volunteers _to act as

met” and an escort and saw Sergeant-Major Logan.

ymbfeid €ef°'° "ch°°l who said that he was going away and

to £6 shea: E could not attend to it, according to the

statements of Mr. McLeod. Mr. Mc-

b“Yf1‘0m any l.ecd says that he then sgw Captain fm mvgxlave @\ @1V0‘HHt: Keote, \» bo said be would send a detail.

At the funeral which took place Mon-

Book., day no detail appeaied, althoggli the the best maker services were postponed from n M. from new and 011 authors till 3.5O.aPeople in Washingtori X illage

Storoto psy more elsewhere however say that they saw eight men

`3l;;I|;d?;;n§0Ct3”d CMG tachment was ‘sent out but did not go to

#hd Ornamental I re * the houss. Tue detachment for a cor- *lmcoth finish note .‘§Tl°tter on er P01211 should have been 25 mon and

P four 0iiicsrs_ The people are Wonder-

iioc _ ‘ _ -

In ` sz - ' ‘.

in the vicinity, and believe that the de-

li Arden, ii ff wbv the detail was not sent, or if

Prose C it was sent why it didnoi: appear at gaeser B°";P°` tm” the house. 0 md H0;°P1\ t G The body was not in a condition to be I enlighten then; *nd ww Seen, no preservatives having been

and French au ’ used in Shipment. It seems hardly pos- g “

`sib'e that the body should have been

ip? _ _ n 0

J Sl and it seems beyond belief that the body

sh ed in such a cireless condition,

wiiomiiii is ini |-i; i-

oiiiiisriiiiizii _ en _ _ 0

ian Expedition. ”

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Of His Body Before the By th°'Kh3|f3» |(if¢hener’s

Force is In Fine Trim, Two

Thlrds Being The Native

ted September 4-th.

“_” I Camo, Aug. 26.-(Special) -The

Anglo Egvptian expedition is at Wadv

ter t e chap statino that he 4 y

“'00 ‘N102 Well . would have not been asesiniy Peepers;

_ _ __ for burial at the hospital on Governor’s ll

latte; the father received a -_telegramgl i,1,,,d__ g -

“Um the amhmil-i95 at G0V97n°f7| 15°' If this was done andf. the fact could land stating that Thomas was dead, and be proved by the s,,,.¢S5g‘,,t;,,,,_ a St;|1_ that the body had been forwarded- more he 1-ibiegihougiit arises that poser-~ MY- MUL90d SP0” his “fly Part' Ut ibly the body was nlaced in the coffin

Sunday morning searching for the body ` ' at the express ofliccs._and -finally found _§uwnt0,t5d'anfd§di,§gn1-ed “pmt was

a trace of it at the Lincoln and Beach- Nd” 10 efforts to wap, _J-om the moi; streetotllcc ol the Adams Express Com- hnnibyg ,gp-¢i,0n,_ _ ' A

pany. He found that the body had been

Sent to tha h0m0 Of his 801173 WHS, mation has extingui5h__ D01`01_10Sif1' ”§Y°°f» an °XP°“_S°5 f°1' f°l° ed. but was _only suspended. Whatever" Wafdmg “V102 been P1'°Pa\d~ _ the facts. the case should lead to more McLeod then went to Qeorgc _S. Cole, I-03000; gg me =d@a,i_| am; rngonable delay Uudorlaker. find ENV? 1P9if_“‘?t_1°”5 _f°1' before a body isyboxed _iipy beyond the

_ 'he _i>f°P=r=f1°° °f his 0°” S 0100:' f°f possiiiiriiy__fot_ 'resuscitation it me

We have just ieceived buoy-h 103150 asked lgft; Witme 0°. reasseris useii., I

E69' 1 0 Y W" 1” °°” 11°” ° °" There is'no|sxciise~'foi° unnecessary

‘mm the Lynn S1109 S8611- __ _ haste at the precent,,_and all due pre- flo Il lille Of MSDS A “f‘“f“1 °°"d‘“°“ °'a "‘_ff‘“f° YV” cautions shouldbe taken to ensure 'ra- 3 I d than disclosed. The outer pltia pmo_cox_ qmhg-_ yerggsg mm mvg Ugg”

i ,I m8. 6 Of BOX being removed. a fairly glood st;i1ned__,“,0unded or become sick; ana no mins it" medium heavy Still ‘.Z.;‘.i,"“f.‘;`1.°°°". 2.2. °‘i.‘I..“‘§f: ;;':;‘:;;‘;,‘;;°;‘,';‘Y‘°"*'° “‘° l0l8¢ 8Xl3l‘3. Wld(-'3 which a beast would be shipp V" '

medium toe a goo Vermin and filth were rampant,___an

there seemed to have been no attempt

dller and a guaranteed to lay out the body. The tongue was io W ll hanging out of the mouth and the hands

ear WP were clenched as if in the appearance

while there was still life in it and that

Such cfses hive happened where ani

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No Yellow I SpCCkS,

as = '

No lumps of alkali, arc

' left in -thc biscuit or I cake when raised with _

f Royal Baking Powder. »

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The food is made light,

5 _ _

= Royal should take the

place of Cream of tar-

tar and soda and sal-

_ eratus and sour milk _ inmaiiiiig an qiiieiiiy

riseiifood.

ROYAL BAKIIIG POWDER CO., NEW YORK. _

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Egyptians--'Attack Expec-

sweet and wholesome.

i g , ll place before the public a truly marvel- ous representation, on a colossal scale, of ‘the Relief of Lucknow” This great piece is filled to repletion with ‘moving and striking incidents and fhe most astounding plaudits of admiring multitudes, and it appeals _particularly to the feelings of British audiences. It should be especially interesting and ,attractive to N ova* Scotians, because one of the most prominent of the dramatis persons is Brigadier General Inglis. our own great hero, who won imperishable renown by his daring and endurances in connection with that memorable military exploit. Among the other dramaiis personas are, General Have- lock, General Outram. The King and Queen of Cude, Hana. Sahib, Capt Fulton. Director of Mines, Ungad, a iaiihful native messenger and' spy., Harry Loonan,a fearless Sentry. and ani Indian Juggler. Then there are oiiioers of slate and ladies of court, nymphs and coxyphees, standard bearers and servants, ladies and chiidrcnypeople of

Grand Stand in wood and painted can- vas, a representatatiou of_ the City of Lucknow, with the British Residency, nd the lace of the rebellious Prince

gmuud the moving sceuessofi actiou will bc; presented,-' _of _people

-ePP°=fi°si“i 01°. §i€°'.?0i¢= #remains lf .A3-°~‘H`NA» 'Assess-;»_' satire time, radreoenting' tl_1`e;s_`o1dier.s~of

Tue scene opeiis with a .British mes-"

f¢“%;‘i;1d*}; the spanisras are. The ‘departure

iggzéis , 3551! ehyxgigirhku ‘troops from Santiago continues. Shatter ~i*¢l`i_ice’-belivveien ~t`liei i!iutiiieei‘s”¥`and the °~“d`5t33 S9395 Tllllfsday- A A

British whogzllr andrescue the to - ._ __ 1 _ _ ___-e.e__ _

'messsn ar.___ iigia uglis opens the _ _ __ _ m ._ _ _ T _ 0, - _ ..._ dcspaiches, ,the messenger hears ?’°P“'°f°" 't' _ Th’ "°°"“-°‘i`°9m,° ‘ml ,1 Alan

and makes ‘known the joyful news thai. “' tw' b“”°"'5°° ‘md th' "'°'_“°“ 1°" " _ `-`

_ riies, etc., The xnutineers propane for. _

_ A - - a g:aiid_ase_a»ult. Cannon are” brought- jf. - p A _ p ~_ hgililslloiilfsilioh svpliirdlriis aitigfiidsgdli wtihtli “P' “`°§‘°”°° M3' °_“" A "°““’§. ‘t ° Pm” `°f ‘Wd/°"

the residency calls upon them _ to listen. _ _

- - i " ~ St Daantaub

and all liearin the distance the , jbag- ~_- ~ °

Havelock is on the way to rescue them

stnbbornrcsistiince. if »

The scencnow changes to one of

of the Kingof _(Jude. according to qhc magniucanqceremonial of India. Nana

Sahib enters, followed by . retiuuc and standard bearers with banners inscribed

Priests and Assistant Priests, -Nabobsf odicers and ladies of the court, standard bearers with banners inscribed, -‘Hail to the King of Oude,” and by Indian people of all kinds. The King takes the seat of honor under._,_the canopy, Nana Sahib and everybody greet the King in oriental fashion. The High' Priest places the crown upon the King"s head, everybody prostrated meanwhile. At signal everybody rises; all °hail_»the King with a. great shout. After the coronation a new body of mutineers ar- rive who throw the heads of the mur- dered otiicers at the feet of the King. There is a general saturnalia,the`ciowd drinks _and grows boisterous. To amuse the crowd there is a magnificent display of Indian jugglery, among feats of legerdemain performed being the mysterious and thrilling trick. A child is placed on the ground and a basket placed over him. The performer pier- ced the basket with a sword, time and time again, until the shrieks of the child cease, while the audience is still spell bond by this appalling scene; the child ccuies skippingfrom the crowd all unhurt. ,Acrobats perform. the -most graceful artistic evolutions- Their proceedings are interrupted byfierce and bloody war again; and masses of Bri- tish soldiers and Indian mutineers sirng- gle for the mastery. A shell blows up part of the residency. There is a series of brilliant tableauxcach one. more thrilling than the last. -_ As the last tableaux appears Ungad 'steals away; is discovered and pursued, but escapes to the British Residency. llngad “informs the British that ' an

*attack is imminent. and they heroically

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y 5’ ca. ~' ~'. < ._ ,~ _ >_

ighlanders, _esc._,` niulineers of _alllme V _ _ ranks and deggriptigng - ` ` T' `Wl18!l tllé Cllbhlw édmb 110

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jr 1 __ _ I” __ » `- -T

¢|m|RED T00 MUCH T K ‘ 1_1 * _ gunnnnmr or Lucxnow “

Lne in conse “ence V _ _ » ' The Central Aitxjaotfou at tho Exhib

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A 2 ’ *V590* "1i_i-- wo The graddhdll:itctl.dl`1ild:llhe general _ - I _ A I

h£S\m8‘l“°di liiiifins from P’e‘is‘iut Ff“,b1'° “t‘1_"i§;Y9af’5 PIOVUICISI Elihlbix 0 bmunrnusg

Maine louis llitcbel ind' “on was 9 N939 of Seba5t°P°l» - f _ _ . w s _ei-_'V ~

PM l t ow which magnificent spectacular enter- '_ = 0 I =Si‘*I*Wh9tr"°mi'_¥7*`~fi_&‘3'9,i mFf=°°1* *"9* ° =‘ °‘ e _ ernment limited and deiiviiien iiious. ' 0' ~ bam ‘_ _ ‘

_ villes He.lildbl& ll ill

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1°" Vifrr; ld but Mit SETI 0 . _ _ ands otspeeiators and proved a draw A _ . __ f9r`0wg¢0g30}¢_ ;_;_» _ 0 __

,pat in P _ ,, ing card which very materially swelled _ _ __ 0 , » _ _.,.,,,.__,_,,,_,_..,,,,__5,,,, _ __ _

,g md go safelr ashore, _ °`°`°°“','_` - I `__°"' f the _gale receipts This year the ._1nan., _ ___ _ _ ,M I `i c _im _i _ "5 drowney 4 thousand - » _‘ ~ ._ agment have been so fortunate as to‘ ' W ' ..`...l. `

secure the engagement of Paint & Co’s F ` ‘ ' ` ' 0- _ F" th.°"'.

famous s eciacular Com anvof London ~ 1 ' i _ En land Pano New ref: 'which wi' - N°"°“’*h

Emgugii i _ Tow1~f‘_ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND sA'rURD_AY,. AUGUST 27,' i_s9s._'s linens.. ` I . V \

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Th`\irstlay -=S“ev“er`al I fllcts Between the V *A And Americana’-Wreck

Spanish Warilshlpsl _i.eetea. _

MamLa_,0Aug 26:§'_I'h_ere ‘have `

india, British soldiers ei an ranks and V ’9"‘~»’“1 °‘3”“i_°‘»’~ '5f**l'°°” ik” __i‘!‘i‘*i'°° arms, and mutinecr toliiers “Pd me A‘m°m“i”°'-1° °“°f*’~'.1i5°"_‘_°_"l°°° of aii ranks and arms. frnereiwldier was sliotend anetherfwroimdéd will' be erected in front of thei'I‘roops dispersed _.the crowd. i The

American ` troops later fired" on- natives and looted one of the Spanish war' ships *Ai nhaldo

of Oude; and in the picturesque ba_ck~ that they weraihils men lti'i`t"’iiicideiits`

show a s'erious_`conditi'on of", I

Bianco. saw issued f_aii_fapps¢i io*

Island they will find out how

- = , - ~ ' - - .pipes ofthe blunders approaching _ ; ~ `

barbmc splendour bemg me mwmuon to relieve th:11x§Pla5in8' “'1‘hef_ ' _` ‘ il

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bells are coming.” Asthe assault gre hotter the bagpipes sound clearer and finally the vanguard enters the

-ii;-iaii to Nana saute," Rajan .ef Bi- °°°°° *"4 45'" ‘°=°k “'° '“°*‘°°°“'- i moo: if Nana ssiiib and suite proceed to ‘ A S°°°’°‘ ?°¢:‘8°'”`°°‘ f°11°'"~ i” "1'i°*F Platform “um nd mugs “found da_;s_ the -rebel city is shattered, with bombs Ent" the King and Queen 0ud0_, and mines,and finally goes up in gum .

They are followed by Brahim High ;1i.l;Eea’::.tii';;z’;;a‘;c§§:§:‘vi";:_;°:

past of all the victorious troops mutlneers in chains and ringleaders lashed to the mouths of the cannon ready .to blow from them. Fireworks are lavishly used during the whole performance which give such a. fine op- portunity for them and the finale is a grand burst ot the most ‘ beautiful fireworks, set pieces, wheels, colored lights, cts., imaginable. '

This occurs every evening during

the Fair.

We announce the opening of a large stock of all the new SCHOOL and COL- LEGE TEXT BOOKS for

' the coming SCHOOL

TERM. ~ _ 0 WVc give special discount to

_ P. of W. College Students.

Books mailed free on _receipt of list prices. ~ The lleii English tlasslc ‘.‘Eiaii-

. gelmi" l5c, iiol realli.

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neighbor you may bo ruined by fire. Mv Co’s Insurance pro tects you u.gainst¢ th carelessness of your neighbor. They are good stalk Co’s and never cents# a claim.

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