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SUUN Il llUlIlllllS CUNSENT

The Coronation Bazaar Opended by the Queen-Boer Losses

in the War-Their Total Forces-Affairs in China-Pro-

_ bable Murder of a Freight Handler.

coitoiiarioi IN AUUUST-

LOIDON' July 10__(Sps¢i‘|)__1t is “id killed, 32,000 made prisoners.

it the Ki-is phnisins appmve ih, The Boer fcrcesin the lleli numbered

coronation will take place August 9.~h. 75.111).

,mt WMNATION ,num sonnimnxa or 'rum rem.

The Coronation Bazaar was the biggest Pun” July 10°“(S9°°'“l)°"'Ad'l°“ A

from China say the surrender of the ad-

nlair of the kind ever held. _

Ib 'M own” by un Queen. und" . lministration of Tien Toin is expected.

gomperary structure in the Boiauiealinxxlns “VR°‘“"*°°’“‘4“i-

Gardens and is in aid ofthe hoop tal fer Cmcaoo. 5111.7 10.-(SP¢°i8l)~-Jimi!

Landesssstriking freight handler who.

:hed declared he intended returning to

sick children.

ROEB FORCQ AND THEIR L08@‘L

wnrkto-day was found with his threa

Piui-roiui, July io.-ispocion. -'1‘i1s|oct, dead.

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Owing to Crush of People Part ofthe 'Program Hal to be

Abandoned- -

Boerlesees during the war were 3.7000

transcontinental railway now reaches

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out to the westward as far as Omaha. dlnctmxs t3;’;°‘:;°$l;s"::: n'.';°:°;;;“;

moment lost sight ofthe great fact that

agricultural states has been lost sight 0( the transcontinental tusiness of

to a certain degree in the discussion that thisnetica is for many years to come to has ll'il\=1\l\U°l!°°l°¢rli1\R U10 vommfr- be to furnish a great volnmn of tralc.” cial invasion ofCnina and the far East, ¢ chicago gm] Nm-i»,b.W¢,¢.m 1, _ gg, our °¢°'lP\¢|°ll 011112 Pl1il1PPl11° I*l8hdS. pioneer transconiinentsl Iline. Its little

The rapid development of our great

A double track, block system line of daily heavily loaded with ti-amc to those

points.

Th

Fl

the annexation of Hawaii, and the whole _eq _ mil” ggnmnner °g;'4g: "uni,

general movement by which v~ ef have* bravely' out to the §r`eat West, has always suddenly become a world power. kept iust al ttle ahea'l ef the fast ace

P

The result is shown. ill 111111-.inthe get for progress by the young man, who

IICGBIIWYOII U10 Diff' °fl»ll0 C|1l°lU°&|takin|! Grecley‘s famous advice has gend North-Weaternforthls double~ts-ack line, West, until the West and the Far East

where great trains of live stock and grain are ready tajoin hands as one. move in lollg lines eastward, to feed 110% ' The North-Western has played an im

only the eastern states, but to afford an portant part. in the growth ofthe western outlet for the products of what is now. country. Double-track trunk lines, heavy move than ever before, the grmary of the locomotives and palace-like passenger

trains have all cometo the West largely

To the westward there is also s contiuu- as a result of the work of this Pioneer

ous steam of travel. The North- Western line. The completion of the double track

world. `

Line operates three daily passeniter to Omaha, the first double track between trains from Chicago to the Piciile Coast. Chicago and the Missouri River, puts the One of these, known as the Overland road not only at the frznt as compared

and beautiful train in the world. Through ' vaace of many of _the east rn lines In the Evenmg' ' 1

Limited, as probably the most luxurious with the other western roads, but in ad

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Antxamnna PALACE, 1- No. men Six Nations

L)ndon, J une 23’ lm. G3nad& 1 Indian

On Siturday was held London’s Wel- Australia 140 .

New Zealand 127 3_3, Maories ~

come to the Colonials. All day long Gap, Colony 150

LOl1dDllBl‘! 8i1l'8£ln€d On tb H18 8I`0il!ldB Bgygygudg 8 Eurgpggng 16 ngtiveg

which are about 190 acres in extent and }`N0l'th B°1'Il¢0 2 “ 22 “

by evening the crowd hai swelled to ter e` gh°1d°5i”' gg 48 C_ of thousands, so large in fact that some of ey on made”

Cyprus 14 “

“the program had to be abandoned. The Fiji 3 “ 21 na.t'yes

admission to the grounds and palace was Giimbia, and Sion-a Leone '

one shilling, so that the gatereceipts must ‘- 1 “ 23 “ have totalled thousands. It is said that _Gold Cong 1 “ 32 °‘ C‘rystslPalace never had las many pee- Jgmgica, 2 ~~ 25 “ ple within its bounds as assembled here Lagas 2 “ 25 "

on Saturday to be present at the military Nami 100

'°*°° "id °**°°° ° *=1°°m° 0° the more livortnoin Nigeria eiziaopoano sz oooivoo sentatives of Britian's kiasmen from over 'Southern Niageria 2 “ 49 “ - _ _ _ _ _ the Sw- .Ari them wus iw mimkins -so-out oooiio-toot. ood redwood moi.; . '

theslncere and spontaneous character of -Scots; 58 lu-spoons, ornatives.

g the welcome which these 50,0!! Londoners _Trinidad 31 Europeans I9 natives gave us.Whether the wearer ofthe Kingis Uganda 2 ' “ H) ‘°

uniform was white, swarthy or black, it Gold Coast Volunteers!! ‘ _ mat'ered not, he was a British subject In addition there are of and a British soldier, and distinction of local ImperialForccs from Egypt,_.Inm_aica

climate and race were forgotten inthe \i[alte,HongKong, and Sierra. Leone.

,zeneral rejoicing) Five bands were in nt- The Indian --troops are quartered st" tendance and furnished music all the Hampden Court. Later on I will glvea 1'~">¢r11°°11~ A12 Uilhli °Wi11¥ to the desire complete list of these. One thing to be on the part or each one to be nearest the seen in London that will interest Cana- eolonial soldiers during the tatto it was dino; is the Canadian Arch. It cost over found impossible to maintain the neoes- Qmilli, The material which was brought 881789008 fvr $118 °0re1l011! Md Wbot over from Canada filled six railway cars. WMU* 1111" bull Dicturesqls. resolved it- The arch is horse shoe shape, with seen- self into a mere torchlight procession. tml roof 82 ft. above the roadway, The The fireworks on the lake front were ,total elevation is 76 feet and ltls covered mod. This ooooatod of aio porn-.ies witii-'ou its products ortho Dominion, °f di=t11|811i9|1°d G°11¢1‘11»‘S» patriotic At the last moment 10,1110 roses “shaped

devices and the final Bight of a thou-~ into festocns will be added. "

_Then theNational Anthem A new plague is now rampant in from 50,0il) throats called out into the London;it iscalled kindness. Ifthe

nigbt.As the Anthem ceased a pyrotechnie i dians never return you will know no and goggle;

protralt of the King blazed ent. Then a fate, exterminatsd by the English people deadlning cheer and the day’s proceedings with kindness. ’ f

were at an end. The following colenials Yours Truly

\ are now under canvass at this place. I F. B. MORAL

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The Closing Sessions-Drive inthe Afternoon and Smoker

Pulimanservice to Omaha, Denver, Pcit- traverseoonntry where the populaion Isl’ . A ` f - '_ . A

landaiid.Saa.F1-ansiscoyleavre Chiollollnob H°l'Ud°1lU¢~ ‘ ` A »»_-'f_¢l __

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on iii Ni-:w enuuswicx. - S0611” Oitusrsi w

Missouri Man refuses to accept al

non aceoun 1 hwon e d con

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in many homes as a cure for children,

Miewsri. 110 1101155 W\1° Wl|1°l‘11Y1ll°W1¢1'° chailuiz, plinples, sunburn, burns, scalds, »--1-1;,f°= 1-" °~° °‘°°°°i~-“°“'"“‘ ::.i::,';“.;'i:.;;:i':.:::;-ri: .;‘°."..‘.':i~.:.';.';‘.; H°*`°1 ° in every home and as a soothing and

his name.Thereare plenty of girls in

T healing application known no equal.

T0 PRlSON FOR 25 YEARS- CMCAGO UARKETS.

Ei.DoB.aDo, Kansas, Jul! 3--J01'S|9|

Morrison convicted .|une20of murder in Cm°*°°’ July 9 "lS°°°i“l') _

the second degree for killing Mrs. Olin Jlly--Wh¢11l». 765; Corn. fill: P°rk Castle by cutting her throat with s razor $13 60

in June, 1%), was today sentenced to 25 ' S095--\T'h¢B5. 73d; C0111, -°-3 P01'k_

years in the psnitentiary. Motion for a $13 725

new trial was overruled. ‘

THE AGE Ol' BRAIN WORK

go ou without pause or felf pity. We live longer than our forefathers but we suffer more. Tney fatigued only the muscles, we exhaust the finer strength of the nerves.” Dr. Chase’s Nerve Eood is

the greatest medicine of this because it is best suited to the needs dgethe pre- sent day. It restores and revitalziies wasted nerue cells and makes i-he pale,

I weak; and exhausted strong and [healthy

and vigorour.

CLERGUE’S STEEL RAILS COMING.

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, . Oruwa, July 8.-T_wo thousand tors

Lad1€S’ F1113 L9»C@d Sh°¢5 steel 1-aiis ici- the I. Ct R. have reached

Depot Harbor, from the Clergue works tt

made of Fine Dongala Kid, the Soo, this being the first shipment.

f _ala-al Q

lined with Kid, fairly heavy pm" ig

sole a good fitter and made oni

’ Baskets.

a stylish last. This is with-

One case nice, light

PICNIC OR MAR-'

KET BASKETS, all

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them at 5 mes' »

` Prices from Ioc. to 3oc.

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out doubt the inest shoe in

in the city for $1.00. See'

each. _ `

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HERE LONG.

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' While Dr. Ghsse’s Ointment is best know tof ‘ts d riul -

Oct.-Wheat, --; Corn, -- Pork

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‘_ ,` _ . `. U ` " ' _ "_"` »»_‘n._.. "~,‘ '»“ , » ..-_ . _ E ._ m_:"' \».,-4".. " 1,: H ; At yesterday _ morniugis seseim -of Lieut Governor Mcluerse regva the

the Maritime Denial Association Dr. heart! thesis' °f ¢1\°_m°°¢1\12 1°* 11.11 1111111

S _ - 1 '; invitation to Government Hegre.-

'L“'"“°° B°k" gf" “_‘ °.‘“'°"_ "°' --A vote or uiooro woo toodorod .io the Facial Md Dental H°"m°°7’m”tm’t~°d by Maritime Medical Association for their ` ' charts. His address was much apprecia- invitation to moo; with gimmiu the gm.

ted and generally discussed. Au lnvisa- noon, '

"0" WIS l<=°\rf»¢d f1‘°111 U10 u51'\F1111° Dr. J. S. Bagnall and members ef the _U¢3i¢°-I A=1°°¢i11l°i°° 0° 1116612 With 011°!! P. E. I. Association we tendeieda vote at 2 °’c1°'=kin the Leizlslative Assembly oi toons; for their hospitality and cour-

Cbumbm w hw' essays by John R. Mc- tooy cows.-do too visiting oroturo ii.

Iuwsh. ll. D- 01 Sf- _:.7.9l1h. on Disease. or 'rho oxiiioieoio oi doom goods, s. s. the Eye and Ear in relation to the Teeth; Whiio & Co, Boston, Brown & Webb, and J. M. Magee, D. D. S.. of St. Jess, on H-(lieu, Prim-ooo & Foot", Mongrooi, *The Mouth as an l\`tiex=ef`_1Jiseas_e; and Pattison Dental Co, Montreal, and H. K. H. D. Weaver, M. D., of Halifax, on The Wsmpsle 8: Company. were tendered a

Tl\¢l'11P¢\1ti¢S of the X'-rays. vote of thanks for their Bae exhibits.

Dr-Blsvall was elected Treasurer of the The meeting adjourned to witness clin-

Associstion. ici. by Drs. Belssr of St. John, Murray,

On motion it was decided to meet in of Moncton, and Burns. of Sydney.

Halifax ln 1904 at the same time as the In theafternocn the members of the As- meeting of the Maritime Medical Associ- scciatlon met with the Medical Associa- a°ion instead of 1905 as arranged yester- tion where papers were real by Drs. J.M. day- Magee and J. R. Mclntash a'ter which A vote of thanks _ was tendered Drs. the Association drove to Sudblk in carri- Dubfau, Webster, Baker, W.lmot, Mur- ages to he present at St. James’ Sunday

' “In these days, half our diseases come from the neglect of the body in the over work of the brain. In this railway age

` | _the wear and tear Of labor and inte lect L- -

ray, Cates, Burns, Belyea, and Magee. _ School Picnic.

ElllS|llG SESSIUNS lil llll

MARITIME Mllllill ASSUBIATIUN

At the opening session of the Medical

wssociation yesterday morning the elec tion of omcers was proceeded with and resulted as follows: '

Presi *lent-Dr. Murray McLaren. Vice President for P. E, Island-Dr. P.

C. Murphy, Tignish.

Vice President for N.B.-Dr,R. L Bats-

forri. Moncton.

Vice President for N.S.-Dr.G. M. C imp-

bell. Halifax.

to say that the profession is the better of him having been a member. He was sorryto saycominerciaiism had taken a strong hold particularly np0n the young. er members. It is contrary to the rules of the profession o adveixise. He be- lieved the English practitioners to be the most advanced in professional ethics.

Dr. Madden- of Halifax followed Dr.

McNeill, speaking along theeame line.

I V .H Dr. Stodpait said that one pirt

Secretufy-Dr. T. D. iWalker, St.-John._of the code in his opinion was

Treasurer-Dr. C.A. McPhail. Summer- neglected by medical schools and

Side. boards, viz: the Hipp Jcraiic cath- _ Commi taeof Arranaement-Dr.White.|Ho boiiovcd tiiaiii every medical man lMoneton;Dr- Ellis. Dr. Molutosh. Dr- J. had to take this oooh ood lived according- P- MBIVBTUY, DF- W- A- Chflsltia- _ ly everything would be as desired. He

The retiring Ofhcers received the thanks _strongly denounced clandestine advertir ofthe Association and a vote of thanks liog_o11¢ii_nco.llo1wingcords to bepubiiohod- _was tendered to the secretary Dr. Gamer- 3 thanking 'fiooigiors for fl-oo _ p 1,, .fm °l Halifax wh° hw been secretary for Ioonooitoiiooo me doctor oooioieoa oiiooie 301119 fl" 19/1119- _take great care not to i-ij nr: in any way

Dr. R. McNeill then followed with an the professiznal rputatioii of his coll- address on Ethics. He sail the question eaguc. ` `¢0111°8il1_f1'°111 diif P8115 S17&'1dP0il1U1el\d hcl Dr._‘Beers of Cherry Valley wished te thought that there should be no cast iron ` have a scale of fees fixed. ‘ iules governing the conduct of medical Dr. Murphy of Tignish, thought that mon in their int arcounie with each ether. _legisia ing would do ne good. If_a,pliy- There is a Ga. indian code of etnies but as siciaa’s sense of honor was not sumizient'

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- _ _ _yet the Msrstime Association had -not toiruide hun along the right wirlehe’

Agents for Ch’town. _, I-|&sZ_ar s___Zo._iLopt=d it. A physician ouonio to auto did :item sow my code will regulate.

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vaearzr orrran 'ro sn rn.mi:D. and Edwin E. Graham, Centerville, N S.,

omni-i,.111iiy io.-isoooioii-A nesting “"°“""" "1 °‘ 1"'°““°°”'*- of the Cabinet will be held next Tuesday "V3 mm* Ulf! DIA!!-

and will probably select the new Domin- Toltorro, July 10.-(Spechi.)- Fivelm~ ion Arch vist. men wuekilled inalrs inlleintoshsnl Another reporthas it that no appoint- McCaun's Hour mill.

ment isl kely to hemade until afterthe nn" "Wm, 'vnu-,_

-Premier,s return. At Henley F S. Kelly ofOxford UQ _CANADIAN ILL. th; dhmond gggllg,

_ A_cahlefrom8outhjA1rica saysliiraest TheThird Trinity iw wsiiooi ot'ooi`o‘1~io, o.-'ionoeroisno arpoaoto oe romeo, nos, `coooio\o1m», is suiouiy moi me-io oaoiisnsoha ‘

In consultation although nothing mer be one to iojuo ° omg oi the

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`8-tfélldilll D1'1!Bl8le»!l’ than if he -spoke out orufamn Ahtralia

hai, the Btookwn Dr. Madder-then moved that a commit and escort teeof three beeppointed toframe acode. the naval

Dr. Atherton of Fredericton thought Sir Charles P litem thatsinceacodecan' oniybeaguide the hundrsdmarines, withahaagwti! - Canadian code should be adopted. We M1101!! l‘llrd»

mentof Placenta Pros - ”'. subject'

much importance -and which every medi- EFFEcTu_.._.AL cnldnh

cal man must prepared to inet pfoilviili s°i"tl"‘° 5"’ ‘ sometimes resources of the 3353*

-1 most ski1lfnl;m`an'2" Ee cited a number of

cagsin hisownf experience with treat-

l%Dr'. Rees DLHIIUIX- the _lend “Some _ notes on izeatmentcfpsnstatle eases." lie illustrated his remarks with various' in- struments and atthe conclusion a lengthy

discussion wasinddsed ie by Dr. M1

Of Halifax, Dl‘-’D_.l¥¢\’»i§HWolfvllle, D!

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