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A LONE VOYAGER

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Foot Boat.

' lIA:vri.A, June 5--(Special)-Capt. `-Fiertchen in a tive ton.30.toot boat,sai1ed alone on Sunday on a tour round the worll, with his cat as a companion.

.A HANDSUME MUNUMENT. _emma is nie Meiifafyiiiis me sir im

Thompson in Holy Cross Cemetery. t,

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_HALIl~‘AX, June 5.--Many visit]

Holy Cross cemetery tomorrow to view ‘ the nandsome monument erected to the memory of Sir John Tnompson. '1`he` monumenf. or sarcophagus. is oi cruci- 7 xorrn shape. the base n-ing +ight feet A long. and tive feet wide It is rnanu~ .5 factured from Xictaux (Nova. S.-.oti-i) 9 granite, and is one of the finest pei~.-ws , of -'nik of 'he kind ever turned outi in Nova Scotia. and uuiike anything, heretofore +r.c‘¢»d in Halifax

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Tourists Arrive by Halifax

ACADIA SEMINARY.

lilsss Ode, 'June 3rd. |899.

God save our little band!

Here we united stand, A

Strnnn in our youth !

God from all evil save !

And n ay this standard brave

Over us ever wave, -

"Honor and truth.”

Royal our colors are ! So let our lives be fair, Steadfast and sure ! » Queenly as maidens should, , Kee, we our purpose good. Guard we our womanhood.

Regal and pure.

We are enjoyinv most delightful

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doccasion of the year. Scores ci ' ' `_”"‘ ' ° -`- --- glrsiilors are arriving on every train to- - --i Pwmm mul” mmm" ` ---»-- _

day, in order to enjoy the Baccalaureate - S _ e to morrow The bo 8 are mc Ar. June -ith A. J. Bitlln.0.McEsolierl,

P3l°lS¥PI'0CCCdlllgS titiiiig Einorning and eveniiig roi) the Selfqnoving Cabs for Canada

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Taken against Esterhazy f§§§ |§§g.,,_.§}‘y “L 1,., §,f§f§,.§ in 3,12; -Milltown Pears Fu'e-bugs

____ ° » and Other Forgers. {2§',§§'°;§j,,§§,‘§°"d1',,;‘S§;°'§,0§§§(.§,§;i -Five Fires Sunday.

,0 ~ HHLIFAX. June 5_'I`ne Halifax! Grand Pre, and the other places famed

brought over 200 pisgenggrg frgmi __ for their historical interest or their t_ ...___

Boston lust evening among them being 7 beautv. Among the parents of gradu- nntirnber oi tourists. The tourist travelt ales already here are Rev. and Mrs. UTT/AWA June- 5 _(Special) _ At Monday May 5.-Chas. Wilson, Tor-

lias evidently started early and promises A PAR” 5°” 5 “`“(SPe°i“1)-“WM” Viofre frvm Svsfexi Evglsnds Mr- and . th ' . '_

to be very large( The cor- President Loubet and family visited _the Mrs. J. C. Clark from Bay View. P. E. ‘ 9 request 0* the ‘mpeflal g°V°1°”ment 1

;I°3'l§?“diUg.1 ffl? 1 135* 595" U18 Anteuil race course on Sundaya violent ?la"‘}i M25' (H2;‘)§~ H-A ET” 9139"? an “rd” in °°‘m°i1 was Passed wday ai ax on v ha- 90 passengers _` -_ - . rom Jorc ester i’. . an ot ers. disallowing the anti-Ja. anese le isla- Advices from H0401] State that The P anti President demonstration was Last night Miss Ezizabeth Amson tion/of British Columbia? g \

staterooms on the --ll:.lif~x" and ..|_a made. _ A _ _ Trites of Sussex, N. B. who graduatesl °

g-lrapliie Duchesse" are wel taken up. hB”°“dCh1"5U‘;*"’ f°f0°d '"5 WW ‘° in Piano. gave an excellent recital in; Tononfro, June 5.-(Special)-

or e next four weeks, ~ I epresi ent’s ox and struck at him,‘ Alumnae Hall assisted by a vccalist and Amerimm cauimmts are arm” - A ' _ . _ -

\ 3 . ‘ _ .. glng to ” ` _ the mow crusbiiw the Presidents hai anwvmpaniisr The hallwss beam- ~ 1 -1 b, d t k QUEEN 5073-- 71"" *Ulliil -IU*

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H.C.MCI.EOD’S YACHT ’ The Baron was beaten black and frixllg' ;i°°“’;“‘;§);;‘£s?";'§ibefisggrit into all the large cities of. gauada in Monde . June 5.-J. D. McEaehei‘u 'M 'uh Il

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blue those fill) ‘flut I-Qyal Purple and the ,calors of competition with h0rses_

nw. ot me season_Cf.tho R N S S in the riot that followed 130 arrests the graduating class of the Seminary. ‘ A new political party _ has been ,

‘ -1 - ` ` ° ° were made, At the close ot the recital, before sing- - _ series was sailed on Saturday and much _ _ _ in the Nmional Anthem the fifteen 01'gal=1Z°d» @1165 0161050921152!!! L8b°1' _

»‘rest was taken. President Loubet says he will let his g _ ’ par 0; gamma »_ - in - ~ - y . D -. _ _ gi-adust-.s sang their class ode which/ ._ -ty _ ' _ :ie Dione 'finished minutes and 8 enemies s. e that he will accomplish his accompanies this nom Notice that Hom f/ A11 mdependents asm, from laborers -

inds ahead ot the l‘iree and 8 min- - - . _ < _ .., ahead of the Yuulm The bong ymlss-mn T0 the end- or and Truth,h-“Honor et. Veritas" is can Jdin. t

_ the motto of t e class. A lar e and a - f mrsghe prizes in the order at actual . Zola is back in Paris. - Drecimive audience, present gy specigl 3 S1-_ STEPHEN, Jung 5__.(§Pecia])_

I ' P_'°°-e‘d“‘55 Wm be 'aken at ‘_’“°° invitation, went, home highly pleased The people ot`M.lltown are living in

against Esterhazy, General Pellienx with every part of the recital. ‘ dread of incendiary fi,-“_ p

i and others fuer their part the in forger- J. S. C. y Five such fires occurred on Sunday_

'°5 and Pdlunes .a59“°5tD'°5f“5' WOLrv1i.i.E, June 3.-Acadia's clos- three on the Americas. and two on the , -- -»- _ iug 0011163 0" we ‘im W°d”°5d°Y 1° ';Can idian side.on1y one ot which was

_ _ J une, which happens this year to be on pl “doug

_ m0YCmCHtS Of HIC 1:1511, the 7th,as late as it can possibiy b_e.'lhe ‘y 1; _ "` _.i i - _ ,

__ country is looking its luveliest. bloom lAcademy, an institution whose history Gsm” i

HALIFAX. June 2 --The fisheries ir... and verdure presenting themselves in goes back to 1828; others have friends --1- ‘ ’

reiiigence bureau issue. me following ali directions, making the whol egland- tin Acadia Seminary, the spacious girls’ WAsnntc.'roir, June 5- (Spaniel)- ' bulletin rega. ding the movements 01 scape a veritable garden. There are al- 'scifool occupying so luxurious quarters, Threateninggbowu-9 with fresh ,°n;|'|¢;~.

the tisli. ready many visitors in town, and all while others again will see with par- ] winds “ Georgetown-Cod fishing fair, few available boarding accommodation is douablef pride their sons go forth from y V ' p _ _

herring and lob.-ters taken. engaged. Old graduates are flocking college life with their B. A, degree

Malpeque- Lobsiers fair; few cod. in to breathe again the Wolfville air, mom or less equipped for the struggle HER

Miminegash - Cod plentiful; few and enjoy the ever beautiful combina- i before them. _t

_ lobsters. ' tion of mountain and vale,river,sea and ,

Albenton-Lobsters very plentiful, Skyihat Mako UP U10 Cbhhging P‘l"f - ,t Tl" B““|”|"°5t° Sefmw- A but no herring- rams. of n. ture as seen from the class ct , _ . I

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For the warm days of summer you .want some~ thing cool and pleasant for your feet. White Canvas &lioes are fashionable, neat and com- fortable. . We have them made of good heavy canvas, well lined, good servicsble soles, easy litters. Children’s 636 Misses’ 750 W;>men’s $1.00 Men’s $1.35

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no herring.

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Croup Gulckly Cured,

Mrs. J. qims' Mt. Pleasant. Vancouver. B. C.

M wries. It there ever ww it iievertailing remedy l for a. dis use, it,is ttrrtllths Menthol Liniment

ifor creup. YVe have rrequentfy adminsterod i it to our children, even the baby. and never k t `t= t- 'lur izocfire in ii few minutes.

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Stephen Wright, P. Chappoll,O- I. Cl:irk,W. C. Ccok. P. G. Armor. M.

Fancy, Jos R. Darke, S. W. lo- Kearney, Waltie Mcbeod. Charlotte- town; S. F. Tarbush, Chas L. Wood St John N. B. ` p

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,\ onto; R. E. Sobey, Summerndo;

Chao- F- Ulbirch, Montreal; 0. Evans,»Chester,_N. S, Thos. Stanley, Souris East; W. F. Young. New Haven, Conn. Wm. Luna, Wiifdsor,

» N. S; A. Vaughan, do; Wm. Poole,

do; J. Jenkins, do.

Galt?0nt. ; Maggie Kel ly, Montague; Florie Kelly, do; P. Kelty and '

do ,Cyrus Shaw, New Perth Pichette, Quebec; D. N A

Chatham, Ont. ;_ 1ii1l'River_; _J`.`A.

treal; M. Coolin Halifax, N. Mrs. R. P. Morrison, Tryon,

J eau Morrison, do.

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W. Atwood. rtmiimi. amné.

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da. morning with visitors and friends of the graduates to listen to‘the annual bacclaureate sermc.n.this ear delivered

Maedalnn f-l~.t-ds-cod and lobsters "hill.” The attraction for visitors are! WOLNILLE' June 5 The W°uvm° _

reported plentiful- 'ew inafkrel 'aken various Some have boys in Horton ‘l Bapnst chumh was crowded on Sun' miss S' Lawson’ °t 'Danna' l

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by the Rev. J. H. M.cDonyald, pastor of j the Amherst Baptist church. The students of the institution occupied the side galleries, and the north gallery was filled by the young ladies and teachers ot the seminary. As the organ pealed forth the strains ol the proces- sional march, the long line of students clad in cap and gown, headed by Dr. Trotter. Rev. J. H. McDonald and Rev. H. R. Hatch marched up the centre aisle with “stately steps and slow," to hwmn, pm,_ Tm, 1, the front seats, which were reserved H 1 81,41, fum,

for the students. The opening exercises Lua-Liver Pills. were conducted. by Rev. Mr. Hatch, with sevorohesdse after which the brilliant young speaker £11’ I N118 . md

long-lioping for headaches fo YUBII,

for stomach to cease giving dhtni.

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