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MONDAY

The engagement, is announced ot

Mila Gwladys Ventry Canning, daughter ‘bt the late P. W. G. Canning, R. N., and Mrs. Hartley, 8, Redclifle Gardens, South Kensington, and granddaughter of the late Hon. Edward Palmer, Chief Justice of Prince Edward Island to X.,G. Pav- lides, barrister-at-lawv and managing director of the Herniuine Mines Coni- pany, and son of the late Professor G. Pavlides, Athens, Greece.-(.‘.aiiw diun Gazette.

The death occurred at the Halifax

lnfirniary Wednesday night of John Plandraliaii, a native of Cliarlotte- town, aged 70 years. Deceased came to Halifax many years ago, He was a sliipwright by trade, but for sev- eral years past' has been doing busi- ness at 12 Argyle Street. He was ill alioiit thrcc weeks with stornacli trouble, and uiidcrwiiiit tuo opera- tions froin which he fiiilcd to rally. lie leaves n widow, one son and two ilninqlitcrs, to nioiirn their loss.-Ha lilax ldx.

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(Iartli f`. White and bride, l'ali:ai'y,

have arrived in this city and are the igiiests of .\lr.Al§;liiii-'s father, W. l‘_ iiiiinc, _-\iinui~i{i st. Mi- foul ini-.~= iviutf. :irc on their wedding trip, their niar- riage having taken plnre at the hoine of the bride inee Irene Sparlingi in l’\iiiliroki-, Uni., on Wednesilay last. 'l`hi- iiiiiiiy friends in his i\nti\'c city will, on the occasion of this uuspic- io'iu»; event, extend best wislics for a happy and prospi-i-oii;< life to both ln- aiiil hir: partiier. 'lliey leave for (‘al~ gary, wliere they will reside, on 'l`hiirsila_v iicxt. i\lr. White says' that p|'os|n-cts were iii-\'cr better iii the Viiiiinliaii Vilest and u biinipi-r wheat

r'r~»p ls :issiiit-il.

While out driving .\‘ntiii‘ilay after-

iiooii, iiitcoiiipniiicil hy two sniall cliildreii, Mrs. llaiiirl (lorilon, city, was thrown from ber cni'i'iai_'e and wioi sliglitly iujiirt-d about thc face. ll"i‘\llllll1L’ :ilfri\’.lili~i| at sonietliiiig the aiiiiiinl run froni onevii .\‘ti‘c¢.-tnloiig (Irnftoii to (Ira-at lit-orge and turned rapidly iiroiinil thi- i-ornvi' goiiig east up Ki-nt .\‘trcet. When in front of li`_ .l. Hi':nilL-y'=i rrsideiice the carriage r»olli<li-il with n tell-plione post, As a result all the occupants were tlirowii violently to the ground and while the cliilil"i~n fortiiiiately es;-api-<1 with sciiiculy it lnzirk Mrs. Gordon was i~i-inli-red iiiscnsible. She was carried into llr. Wiirburton's oliice where re i:loi':ili'.'i-:.i ws-ri' npplicil. Shi: was la- ter i‘i\iiio\'i-il to her lioinc. Ncltliei' thu lioi'in~ nor the carriage siistainrd any ilaiiiiigc. l-lithcrto the animal has bei-ii ii pi~rl'ci'tly safe rnrriiige 1wrg~(~_

'l'he loss siiflercd by the (‘.liai~lott1-r

town Voiiileiisvii Milk (‘o. when their iipli,-ndid factory n.iid plant vias al- inost coinpleti-ly destroyed by fire early .\‘aturdny niorniiig, as rcportcil is cstiiiizitcil, ziiiiolint. to $$ill,lllNl _ oi' $-l(l,0il(l. This is covered by iiisiimncc to thc aniounl of $13,000, $7,500 of which is carried hy coinpnnics rcpirsciitcfl by Horace llns'/.ard ond the lmluiice by compan- ies rcpi'r-seiilril hy i'ol. Davison and l‘l. lt. lirow. 'Flin iii'emei'i had ai. strc- nuons pull to the scene but neverthe- less responded to tin- call speedily. i't rc-iiiiircd 3,000 feet of hose, on which wi~i'i- three nozzles, to reach the iicieiio. lt was not until twenty niinutes to eight that the “all-out” bell rnnir, and the firemen ceased the-ir slrciiiious i-i`iorts. Aliiiost all ilu- coiitoiits of the building, including :i riiiisiili-i‘nlili~ oiiixiitity of canned gooils \\'oi'u ili'.~‘troyuil, the only _gooils in-lin: snvi-il hcini.: a iiuiiilier of bar- ri-ls of :iii_gnij_ 'l`lie factory iras built about twelvi- yen|‘_=: ago. 'l`lic iiiiiiiiifiictiiwof coiidcnsed milk,ci‘cani :ind coilifo was carric`il on, the niilk lwing drawn from n rniliiis of ten or twclw- niiles. A good iiiarket for tln-,sc products was fouizd in thi* l\liiri~ tiinr l’ro\’ii|ces and the i`anadiii|i Wi-st. About twiiiity pi-oplo are ilirowii out of eiiiplriynnnit, 'l`lic i|ii'crlo|'i= will hold :i niceliiig to do-

ciiic on future plans.

'l`lir\r<' pzis;-:eil away at his rr-sirli-iicc

“llillslioroiigli House” in thin city on Sntiirilny :ifti-.riiooii l<`.dwiii'il .ini-vis llodgsou, li.l.. ll., iiutil rvcuiilly Master of the llolls :ind As:~ii.<tniif, .lndige of the Supreme Uoiiri. of l‘rinci-

lildwiird Tslond.

'Phe decen:-uid had been in failing

health since lictohoi' 2nil, lfiilii, on i _._.__..___-_____._ ___ _______ ___

Fish for Supper? Add a dash of

GENUINE WORCESTERSHIRE

SAIIUE

Imported Absolulely !

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0l.ll-'TIME REMEDY

l)AllKlNS THE HAIR

Gives Color, Lusfre To Faded And Gray Ilair-Dandrulf Quickly Removed.

l"roni time iniiiicnioriiil, nngc and

illlllllllll' have boi-ii in-icd for thi- hair :ind nculli. Alniont evoryoni- knows of the value of unch ii coinbination for <liirki~uing the hair, for curing dundriiil and falling hair, and for iiuikinz the hair grow.

ln olden tinirs the only way to get

n hair tonic of thiii sort wan to brew it in the home fireplace, ii method which was ti-oiiblenouie and not al- ways i-iatlsfnctory. Nowadays almost every ull-to-date driiggist can supply his patrons with n rciidy-to-use pro- duct, skilfully conipoundcd in perfect- ly equippcil laboratories. The Wyeth (`heinical Company of New York put np an ideal remedy of this sort, call- ed Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, and authorize drugglsts to neil it under guarantee that the mon- ey will he refunded if it fails totdo exactly as represciitedf .,4’

This prepiiratioii in olli-red to the

public af. llfty rents ri |n\l.f.||', and is recommended and sold by l~l.A. Fos- ter and McKinn`on Drug Co., city.

Eczisiiii iiiin wiiu is noiir in cunt ii

Desperate Efforts, Dishcartening

Failures and Final Success. ‘

Eczema la a akin ufiliulion to which men

and women alike are siibjcct, fruni the first to the last day of their existence. lt may occur :is :L single tiny spot, appearing and disappearing with each change in general health ur present only at certain scamons; al. the other extreiiiv, the whole body may be lnvolvcd in a torturing erupllon. The latter condition may gradually :irlai through the neglect or impropcr ircatmciit of lesser tioubli-s or an apparently lumllliy skin may, ln a single day, bccoizzc u inns; of cczcinn.

But vrhatcvcr the form of the nffcciiuzx, the

distressing itching, burning, rr;~.li:i;,' rind criisting, the si-rinus dliiigurcmciit and the coiistaiit dread that the eczema will become clironic, make a sp(-1~il_r rurc the nini of every suflercr. L'iifortu:r.iu-ly, surh n Lure is not al\\'a_\'s readilj' rilifaiiicil. The mort skillrd pliy.~'irlaii in ufli-ii at u loss and cron liospiliils arc lurrvil to di_~¢ liargn- lhc piiliisiii. as incur- able. 'l`lii°ii 3 iiido vaiii-ty of rrniedirs ure rc-_~iirl\>il lo, many pci`iictly hariirliss and equally iiicfli-i'ii\'e, oilii-rs so ofT0ii.~'i\'e to eve/_\' sf-n_<e that, were il. lint for the relle! they are suppo_~.eil to afford, no person of relliiciiiciit \'.'oiild toll-rate llivin for an instant.

'l`o such siiflen-rs, rli.~coii:';iged hy rr-pirated

failures of i~\'en tlii-so heroic nit-lliods, the liisiuiit relief aflorili-il by the firsil bath with Cuiii-urn Soup and gentle npiillrulion of Culiriiru. Oiniiiicnl is aliiiust iii/‘r<~diblc. They stop the ilrhiiig and burning at once, makn sleep possilile aiid, ln inoizt cases, poliit lu a spveily cure. So pure and sweet are Ciiliiuura Soap and Uiiitincnt and so frvi: lroin r-very siibslaiicc of a dLsagri»i-.ililc cr liarniful naturs that they can he ii.~'u.l wiilioiit liwiiialiuii on thc youiiigmil. iiilaiit or temlcicsi Tkin. Bo~ sides, they are inort ccoiioiniczil. a .\1ni'lc set being often _viiilieiciit for thu trmllucut of even the st-\`cro:.i 1 sms.

In proof of the ciii<~nr_v of the Cuticurn

ltcincdits it \\'ill bo <-nougli fc quote hero A siii'_:le li-itcr, froin Mrs. lidward Ncuiiiiig, ll l.nii.<liig llloi-l;, \'-`uti~rto\vii, l‘\'.\'.: "1-`uur years ago I sulloivzil '.‘.iih a terrible vczeiiiil. bt-ini: Li iiin.’_~' of ;»o:'f~,. iroiii liiiad to levi and lor six nioizih,-: <‘oi..' ni-.l lu ii.y l_ii~d. During that tiuie I siilliirid <-oiiliiiiial lorturr from liching and hiiriiizig. Alli-r hciiig girl-ii up b_\' iziy doctor, I itns :\.il\'i'i il to l:y (‘uticur:\. After the iir_~.t li;.ili nlth t‘\i\ii‘ura Soap and application of (`i_‘liciir-.1 (iiiiiinciil I eiijofxi-d the i.r__i. Voorl :li-ip d‘.i:'i:i;; iiiy iizziiri- illiii-rs. I also u_.\ il L`iiiiru:a llcsolreiil, aiid the lre..!- inenl. was voiitiziin-il for ilzri-o \\'ci.'l:5. At llio end of that limi- l \'_';;s iiitiri ly cured and have felt izo ill \lTi~r-1.; sirzi-o. l \voi:l\l iid\ iso any person suf`l`i-;'i::;; iroiu any form of :Lin trouble to try the Cuiiruru. llc-iiu-dies, in l

luiow wliat ilu-_v dll for inc."

Cutiruru llozip, Olutixictit, llesnlvcnt and

Pills are sold l,~_'.' 1.l.'ii;_';;i_'.s r\'L'r;.~\'.'ln rc. l‘oi1i-r Drug 6: (ilioiii. t`.i:;i,, 5'-.iln p.-op;:_, liogton, Blass. lllcilul im-, on i-i~i;in\: l, l1;ii-ri, 1i_-;i;;;'r Cutirura. llool;, a i;niili- to iii: :pi-i~dy :-.1 il rio uuniiral treafnn-iii, ol skin i._u. o»;.l:~ i_i‘!u:~

Linus, lroiu iiilaucy to age.

which day he was sei:/.cd with ii slight,

that date his health has not been un- iinpaired though he was lreoiiciitly so niuch inipro\'ed as to be able to be out dri\'ing. He did not ,howevcr, re- gain his foriiier activity and on Tues- day last licgaii to show syinptonrs of n decline. These increased daily until the end canie about 4.45 Saturday nflernooii.

The deceased was :i iiiost lrnrneil

judge and jurist and in the dual ca- pacity of IVla:»'ter of the Lolls :ind As- sistziiit Jiiclgge of the l’. lil. [. Vcnch, was known tliroii|;lioiit. the entire l‘ro\'incc and ivan highly respected iinil iiioieil Wiih his ii‘i~`Uci-\U‘H Ull

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ity, lczirniiii; and iiiipartiality.

'l`hc late .liiileo Hiiiligson was born in ti-is my on .iuiy zii, iiiih, ri _vciirs alto, and was the son of the late llniiicl lrloilgsoii and lilllen White llodgsoii. His father was l'rothono- taiy of thc Siiprciiie (`oui~t here.

llis i~,ai'l_v odiiiratioii was received in

the old i‘i~ntrol Acailciiiy and, coni- _ibiting his studies there, he ciitcred the oliice of llavilziiid and Brelzkeii

his iintive l’ro\’iui-_e to piirsuc the pr:i<'ti_<:c of his profession. ln 18432 he was call(-il to the llar of this l’ro- vince and soon liecnnie one of the lauiliiig law practitioiiers.

llc was created ii ti, (‘. by

.\larriiiii-i of lioriic in lN71l and in 1800 rt-rci\'cil the llc;,:i‘co of l..l._ I). from l.:i\'nl l`nivcrsity_ His rapid eleva- tion from one stage to aiiother in lrgirl 'pi'actii`ic wud the conf(-rring of the Ilaval l..l._ ll. Degree indclib

;| lnuycr but also as ii. studciit. His

elevation to the llenrh :uid appoint-

iunde in lliill und since that tinir. un- til illness iiitcrvcned nearly three yearn ago hc was constantly on duty and intelligently and capably per- lornied the duties pertiiining to his high office with a dignity which coni- inniideil respect and honor.

He was a nienibcr ol the (‘hurch of

liliigliiiid and was one of thc founders of St. l’ctci"s (fatlicdrnl in this city and of whirli he has been fi. regular ottciidant when in health since its dedication. He has on i-ieveriil occa- sions sorvcil as n delegate to' the Anglican Synod nt Halifax and in 1897 represeiitcd l{ing’s Uollcgc :it the i'ubot_ celebration in Ilulifux.

.Iolin llrecken, lllinrlottetowii, and she preilecenseil him. No children were born to thcin.

In No\'eniber, llllll, after having

been .Indgo for nineteen years, hc ti-.uilcrcd his rcsiglintioii and retired on siipernnniintioii.

For many years he was haw Agent

for the Doininion ilovcrnniont. lle was ii iliieiit speaker and posisiesncil of great versatility. He was ii close Dvrsonnl friend of Sir John A. Mac- ilouulfl, who on scvcrnl occasions was

tilts- i:\|ei-it of Judge Hodgson ln this ci y. The remains will be removed to St. Peters (‘.hiirch today, und may be viewed there between the hours of three and five p. m. The funeral will take plane on Tuesday morning, with a celebration of the Holy Com- munion at 7.45, and the burial office nt 9.30. Mr. Hodgson has left strict instructions to his executors that no floral designs are to be used at his funeral, as he intensely disliked the custom. This does not include bou- ‘luets of flowers which' may he sent to the hospitals instead of being sl- lowod to decay on the grave.

stroke of paralysis while iitteiiiliiig to .both costly and niiiiieroiis testilyllii His llllfielri lil illil l`Ulll`f- HUUHII- 5iiiC0 'to the csteeni of thc wedded couple

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the licnirh and the iiieiiihcrs of thc und lflllil. l’ro\'ini'i.il liar lic ably siistaiueil hisl 'l‘lic plaiiitiil in his stateinciit of i~i-iiiitiitioii in his judicial capacityiclaiin, claimed $4,000.00 and thc de- :ind \\'.i\' hi 'lily ri“;pertcil for his Hliil- lniiiliilit suit iip at coiintvi'r!:iim,i cliiiin-

the usual health and had remarked,

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"¢~>f‘,‘~_ ilig,<'?g'°_lyi";‘%f{i§ Uf his “ici” §ill~`..fi"i.l”"'il`.`@` ..`l~il§’.." “<'.`f"' i‘i§i`I-'.if°i`».l'i.it'.'-.’.‘-_ UUIIU' < lm" EL ll" “ H I y "Ut "ll y ‘ls Death was' caused by something giv-

calling of a doctor from Souris to dress his wounds. The last report was to the eflect that he was doing as well as could be expected.-*

...°'I‘liere passed away in the l’. E.

Island Hospital, Charlottetown, on] Wednesday morning, the 26th iilt.,| Mrs. Mary MacDonald in the 66th year of her age. The remains of the deceased lady were conveyed via 1'. E. I. R. R. to Cardigan station, and thence to her lute residence in Head (fariligan. The deceased leaves to' mourn three sisters: Johanna, Katie and Alice. Five sons: John J. at home; l’eter at Pcake’s_;_ Murdoch in Lorne Valley, and Daniel in Revel- stoke, B,(`., and one daughter, Mary, (Mrs. MacNeill) survive an affection- ate, (‘hristlnn mother, who was high- ly respected and esteemed by all who ' had the privilege of her acquaintance. The funeral services were conducted by her pastor, llev. Donald Fraseiq, B. A., of St. Andrew’s Presliyteriani Church, Cardigan. The pall bearers were: Roderick McS\vain, John F. MncAulay, Neil McConnell, James MacDonald, Pius McAulay and .Iohii Mustood. ()n Saturday afternoon, the 29th ult., all that was iiiortiil of the deceased lady was luid to rest! in the beautiful cemetery of the I’res~ byteriun (‘hni'ch at _liorne Viilley.--

“Loo-Loo.

WEDNl<`.Sl`).\Y A pretty wedding took place in St.

Dnnstai\'s (hitlieilral 'l‘\iesilny morn- ing, August Sth, when Miss Jeniinin. (‘olliu North River, and Janice

ltev. 1)r. Mchcllaii, l’. P.. The brile

loiilard silk with at large blue picture hat to match and was attended by her cousin, Miss Loretta Collins, who also looked pretty in a gown of pale blue silk with ii large white picture hat. Both carried amethyst rosaries_l The duties of best man were Dcrforni-

ly alter the cereinony the wedding party drove to the hoine of the briilc where a suniptous dinner awaited theni. The presents received vv_cre

The evening was enjoyably spent in music and dancing. _

.iiidgnient had been given. in thc

case of John Wlicatlcy vs. Saniuel Wheatley by Mr. Justice l‘rciidei'lI=lf‘li at Winnipeg, Maiiitolia, setting oil the defendant's claim against. thcl cluiin of the plaintiil and allowing: no costs to either party. The plaintiil in the \vell known i`liarlottcto\vn grocer' who broiiglit an notioii against Sani- iicl Wheatley for and on account of thc partncrsliip conducted by both the plaintiff and defendaiit at <lhui‘lottv- town and Halifax in thc years lflllfl

ini: $2l,000.ii0. Alter ii lu-.ai-iiig lioitiiiig ci;-lil, days, juilgnient was given as :ib<~\'c.

Hugh I\‘lcl{eii'/.in, Wiiinipcg, appc:ii'~

cd for the plaintill' and B. l.. llcacon, Winnipeg, for the dcfciidziiit.

The many friends of Gordon I., i‘o-

lioon, Montreal, and at one tiiitc n rusidciit of this city, will regret to learn that his motlicr, Mrs. li. H.

‘ind liveaii the study of law. This gflllglllli ‘lll"l§\1;l¢l0;lll' HIC l€fllllgli‘f“llv _V________-_ _______V____' _,__ ___g _ __ _____

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cliangc gives the following particul- ars. A terrible shock visited Middle- ton nt eight o`clock this moriiiiig. Mrs. Lydln. M. Cohoon dropped dead at the home of J. H. Potter, aged 52 years. The deceased lady was in her

How well I am feeling this niorn» ing.” Took breakfast with Mr. and Mrs., Potter. Afterwards, while en- gagcil in ironing some clotliing, she turned to Mrs. l‘0tter, and passiiig licr hand to lre'r head said: "Oh, l

ing way in lienrt_or brain. 'l‘hc dv- ceased was \isitiii ‘Vliddleton willi

ment as Mnstei ol the mills was her only ,mngmcrv A,|,.,,h' ,md H s,,,,_i|

Gordon, survive the deceased.

'Tlie village of St.. l'ci.er's was

visited by a serious firc, according to word received in this city yesterday morning, when at noon the previous day the general store belonging lo Hurry l-I. l‘nx and sitiiatcil on tho smith side of St. l’cter's lioiid, was totally dei~itroycd with almost. all its contents.

'l"he exact origin of thc blaze is un-

known biit it started in ai niinntlty of wool storcil in the second i-itory. At thi- time n still south~east brue'/.el was blowing and the ilnnies soon not

Hg mnrrieil in 1353, Mm-gnref, Mwliicleiit iucthod of coinliatiiig it. ,A

¢_|1,|,, ,7,,n,,_ only ,i,,,|g}|¢e,» of }-|,,,,_ sinnll ninount of thc stock was saved

l l 'll' entlrel dc-

TUEBDAYS ll* feputlllon in Sli -|0110 HB 011° Olille Present- E ir Lcd e ho 19 in this city inal insane incar 1, ~

._._°What might have been a. fatal leading musical factors of the eiUy,| The Knights of Pythias is a. frater- wasnlldstiltutcrl: 'on Dec., 9th., 1899_img his Wm; “rn cd lOl' murder-

accident occurred at Kingsnoro Bun-'andthe 'Lodge here' will be favored,na.l organization which ra-nks third 'and on Aug. 13th., llth., 1901, en- `

‘lay ‘?“‘“"‘§ when Melvins McDonald indeed _ to have the opportunity of anions fl” large orders oi today ii. mtmnea the Gi-and Lodge at its iii- --g

a resident of that place lell into an hearing' them on Tuesday evening nextlls surpassed, in numbers by the _ ¢ nfl, 00nve~,¢i0,, »i»,,-elve ,,¢w']0¢1g¢s `

unused well in a field near his farm.iwhen the_'l‘hird Rank will be confer- ons and Oddfellows hut as it i als- hee; i b' 'mi d and the tom; special to Tl,w~G““rd“‘~“- ' Mr. McDonald' had occasion to go to red on several candidates ` f0l`fy eight years 'old the S on 3 ` la eps mi 18? :ie W about 30 BT. »JOI-IN, Aug. `14~At the c a Held some distance from his resi_| In tmsbonnecuon the;`e Wm Us ship new close ta e.i ht ilriieniiher- num er 0 hlvh Hill s vii? del te t vention tonight H-enry A. Iiowell On. dence and owing té the eiiective eye- . team ot. thirty to thirty-five member-I; thdliriand represents thi m gn r°d.i,'_',:°'td°' "5 'Ii dl? Cam, ntiggatos bg C~» WHS lwmlnated-to oppose H,,,’ sight 1°" hi! WBY 8011 \v&i1del`€d who will come from St. John to colrlorkable iiicrcasb lu an i c tm ren!-ih ed' bran 0 be ‘Ou 6 Pugsley in st Joh" city “ml Ui! ' about for some time until gettinglgonfer the Third Rank on candidatevzmion 'T re °rg,am'] el "L ' `

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ii1'f;s“fi l:::2:.“2i°i.:ii.; "ri i°“...;i:°°i;ii.'i;ai::.f~ ._ ..._ soiiii round ii _i d d ‘ rn ii - - ~ - - . _ » “B °W. ~ ‘#5 ""‘ ' which vias twenety fall; lieebn on ealpliele 2331215 tVl;eh,,:,;msTctl(;,n' h';Fi5§5"0“` Bf:.l",?wl'“k Lodge: N0' 1' ‘ll St 'l0l”1»§b_°"@- WIN’ “'05 mlmafl' ”“l° to Pre' nominated Ferdinand Rohidou .es of sticks and Stones Where he remain_}and every memhcln I alert _ . 0, w ic inns esgibtlishcd about forty-one sident Lincoln, and who at the meet- the Charlotte County Lihuf. while ed for six hours before he was dis--artist in his une 0 e eam ls an gilgsd ligfdge oi 't'hc2§", allfd liheillighéoh detenll th” l_""";‘é§“l‘r zfvenhe Bal” selwted W- F~ Todd Y-he iliisseal

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§;’;'fé§iug’Y!or° "lfi‘5_‘l“b°‘;eWI1s‘;sta‘;’!f;'(§ _ » ish expected that the_ Supreme ces was established twenty-five, ybamistaii from Booth, is dead in Germauy.lg]:;f'bel to Uppose HHN. Lonserva_

‘ - ' ~ ’ 5'-me °" UI the order ‘V111 |1190 bel’-E0-June 30 1886. I-Ie died in an asylum for the crim- ' _ |1\l|

A iel, the _present inemb - _“ll

ted to oppose' Jameselllilibiiallilllollllnw John County. in Sf-

In Kent County the (lonservativ

several iniurles necessitating the ~ - ' _

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l)oyle were united 'iii marriage by the f

ilgukgdlvgry pretty in :i gown of lilllc

cd hy William Mcflrntlix Imiiierliate-

Bring up the little ones to chew the beneficial confectiion

They all want to chew this delicious

dum Let them chew all they want It 3 film f0l° y0lmd teeth and fine for older teeth If Prevents trouble in well stomachs and drives away trouble in un well stomach .

It si a very dainty tidbit at a very little price. The more of it you chew,

better it ls for yo .

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leaves lasts and lasts and lasts. _

MADE IN TORONTO. CANADA YOUR DEALER SHOULD SELL |'l‘ .

W w ui .J . c .i L°0li f0l' *Ile Sllear :‘<‘i'¢..u'si.f-’.i.i.,.....i§. om. The Flavor Lasts

ibnyonil control, thorn being no rf

lint tic ini ling was y

stroycd. ' "

(lox Bros. storc, 80 fcct cast ol tlin

liliriied building, ciiiigglit scvnriil tinica and much diiliculty wan cxpei'iciir‘f\il‘ in saving it. A large pliitc glass window was broken by the heat.

The store destroyed was prncticiillv

n new building, having been mrivi-ii to its recent site about two ye»i.ri~i ago when it was entirely reiittcd. li. was ri. one and n. hnlf storey frninn building and was 50 x 30 (cet in

size.

The loss is estimated at $7,000 to

$8,000 and the insiirmice, _principally with Hyndmmt & U0., city, on the stock amounts to $5,000. It is not known whether the building was in-

sured or not. _

The Grand Lodge of the Knights nf

Pythian of the Maritime Provliices will meet in this city on 'rimsday and

sd 22nd nd 23rd

Wedne ny, Aug. ., u _

A large number of delegates will be

the same Lodge. This quartetto has

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~ Take it with you on the fishing trip, on the automo- .

bile (tour, to the Summer camp, the bungalow in the "

Woods, the cottage by the sea, Wherever you go to

escape the trials of housekeeping, the Worries of busi- ness or the Weariness of Summer days.

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f' is the Shredded Wheat wafer, made of the' whole

iwheat, steam-cooked, shredded and baked by electric- ity. It is crisp, tasty and full of nutriment. Serve it with butter, cheese, .caviar or mar`ma1ades_-_or eat it with nothing. Enough Triscuit can be taken in a I-isherman’s creel to supply all the strength needed _for

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