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Miss .\lnr_v \\'hitin~'\u _ of East Dickinson,

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For Victims of Bright’s _Disease is Dodd’s Kidney P1115.

Not a day passes on which the

llevlspapers do not record the death of me or more persons from Bright’s

-. Disease. Already its victims num- ’ ber hundreds of thousands. Day

by day the awful total grows larger.

_ 'No class is safe from this destroyer.

War and intemperance, with all

» their miseries and fatalities, are not

responsible for as many deaths as hve been caused by Bright’s Dis-

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abovelhc ruins of the Residency lxlillrloiim. liillf-a-fioz -n paces from the I spot vi here tioldou dled_

sional geiicrnls, the Brigadlers. and llblfir full .~‘t.~iff~, together with detach- ments tion all b‘nnf_~l1~s ot. the .-\nglV_:- l~1_g_ry'.irln iirniy. stcaliletl up the Blue .\ilc to ttc ruins ot Kllzirtoum early in line moriiirg :ind laii-.lcd at a masonry stage oi inc river bunk oppofile thc l llf>.sidenc_v.

(iortioffs old palace, though gutted,

is still intact in its foundations. On _ rbc .-unimit of 111-. dismanll-.rd walls two tl tgsrnffs were raised, and `delachment< of representative troops with :he band of the ll li Soudanise Relilnent, the drums and lifes ofthe Grenadier guards. and tbc pipes of the Highliiid regi- mfnts formed up reverenlly round the historic spot-the gunboat Malik being made fast to ihe _quay behind the Resi- dency. In the centre were the Sirdar and his full personal stiff, on the right the divisional geiieirvs and their staffs, and on the lelt a delhchment of ofliccrs :ind sappels ot the Royal Eiiglntrs - Gordon’s old corps. The background was composed of the plclufeeque ruins of Kharto-um,amid which were growing wild palms, acaclas and lfmon trees.

At 10 o’cloch the Sirdar gave the sig-

ual, aid amid the crash of the first saluting gun and the opening s'iains of the British National Anthem Bimbashi J. K. Watson, perionrl aide-de-camp to the Siid-ar, and Lieutenant Slaveley uu- furled thc Union Jack. Bimbashi Badr I_2ffet;di_ I-Igypiain aide-dr-camp to the

the Khodivial Oiercent. Amid the booming of the 21-gun saluie and the rolling strains of the British and Kberlivial national anthems could be he -rd the shrill cries of the crowds of natives and slaves exulting at their emancipation irom the cruel selfdom.

Turn the music chinged. The High-

land pipes walled ou: a dirge ard the lifes of the Gredadier Guards played a ‘-Dead March” in memory of Gordon and of the fallen heroes in the recent battle. The chaplains lo the frrces --the Rev. J. M. Simms (Presbyterian) the Rev. A. W. B. Watson (Awgficlu), rind the Rev. Robert Brlndle. (Roman

of lcrlpturc and players.

The religious service was followed

by the tiring of 15 minute-guns.

The impressive at d touching service

was brought to a close by the Sirdar calling upon the troops to give three cheers for her Majesty the Queen Em- lress and the Kh dive. The cheers were given with the hearliest good will. ' V

What may be described as the sad

side ofthe cermony was then begun. The tiles played the “Dead March.” the bigpipes walled a lament, and the band played “Abide with me."

When the solemn music ceased. all

the general oiiictrs stepped forward ard corgralulated the Siidar, and half an hour was subsequently spent in visiting the chief historical points oi the ruined city, notably the dilapidated remains of the steps on which General Gordon was killed.

The Sirdar then re-embarked and re-

turned to the camp. He was cheeredio the echo again and again by thc. ae-

went in pursuit of the Kba ila.

PHILIPPINES AG-ITATED.

_ Spanish Rule-

respondent of the Times rays:

cvacuafo i.

DR. ALEX. V MGNEILL

Physician & Slll‘9°°“-

(Formerly of Kensington.) L _

Prince St.. Cl1ar|°f*Gf°W"\- la“;‘0,‘;';el{['le insurgwtsl llnnnrss, clu\ai.oreri'own,P. 5.1. cunnn

" quentl labor disturbances are not dis-

lhe L mm, Jack ,U d the Egypmm Grey been ortlf.-_red here and that b0,000 tous rent were flying in the desert brer.-ze i in COM Wm be smpped lmmedmtely 15

Opintcrpretell by lhe Americans as proof

_ The hmm., a(,u0mp,mi,,d by me divi_, ‘-_Notniiigimportanr is reported from

_ 5' ' fear of the return of Spanish domina-

Szrdar, and Major Milford nex-_ hoisted-

taiholic)-read appropriate passages"

sembled troops. -

Slatiu Pasha is with the calvary who_

fearful of a Rvestablishmont of

LONDON. Sept. 21.-The Manila cor-

~'I`hc insurgents, urged by constant

rumors oi the intention of America. to re-eslabbsh Spanish rule in the archi- pelago, continue activeiy rccruiiing their army. Hundreds Irom Manila are enl‘sting daily and troops are being drilled everywhere Great dilgence is l~\h1b ted in imitating the Ameritan for- mation and manual. Piiticularly in ti -

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l ‘ .r p Alldruggists. $1; six _tor $5. Get onll’ Hood 3.' gow BBNJ. R0GE§IS,1§hairman. _ ‘ li s. The enrcnchmen s in cer V - 3 _ ' W. H. AITKE. , Sq , _

;;§]v§0S?i'OnS are being streugmeued_ l, H00d’S PIHS elfectively. Zbcentl. M_ P_ HOGAN' ESQ”

and ii vigilant line of pickets is kept S. W, CRABl2)E.Sl39I\; .

~' ' . Y V Y T `*LY 'Y - 'Q ‘ I _ . Q 1

l C.HARLi§:1l¢lr0i§: sq 2,-900 pans American rubbers, men s :md

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MESSRb` L,i,,,`_,&,,,i;)Seff C men’s, purchased lrorr. thc assignvcs of the

n ii C' 1HSE§iiiiYaii' Ifliiliiirlrifll inform- l late W. J. Gunane of Toronto, Sf"l’l""l it

` ll'Cu al" _

iz. ts Chronic lliseas h th Bali bi t' n be Obtained fr0lD _- _ , __ _ _ m_;?;'h0d of pemistent Seifheip ig remgvil-lg; a' lon Cai _ _ Sit. new fI'f’.\l\ gill) ls, till* SBHUOU causes from the blood Continuous. intel: rzent. treatment in person or by letter insure fdcture which “P “ lu “ill nt lpss rg

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_ from convcn.>, professing to reserve, tdmiilplum of smattering and Maximum of cure, , I

,, -l *i eineac case. . .

tm’ ’e"]a"'der .f` r ‘ha p”5u`em or their V pobRAv0IDBYlf¢U1PlS‘1““i‘1°d' Local Secrelaiy.Trcasurer and Agent. ' ~ than you gan buy (lilllarlllili l'ill>l'\el‘.~‘ l0l'. Ti! ti-cops. By this means they keep pai- MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF SP 19__dtt _ .l ..

. ticularly independent ot the central au- Bl.00D.SPUTA,URINl£,8t'c. .P _.H be _Our O Ortmm \. ,U pup gum] ,nl

l ihority, preserving the integrity of thclrl graduate of l_y_ U e S" _ “1 5 PP

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OWH C0l'I]Ill‘Hl(l. A gel Oral 0L'(°l]p_Yln2 And the YORK HQSPITAL Twen,y ` at low prices.

cpe rich province sent Vo Aguiualdo, V §?és2rpigt§eSinaI§1.g£nCiw. Diploma re_- _ _

fl “fn Sr- P 1’~ Ch rch- . - " ° _ ‘ ionnucn- -vi 1 lx . ' ` ~ _

:_ 4 I K me an Q u ; is stimulated by the 0161" 0" "any Areomod aticiixilinoiisf-rvieveir forpalienn J B &

` ` ‘D " Y V which uses every effort to iniinence the safer-ene es on avvxieauou. - l C 0

D natives against American occupati0n,l _ F R E

_ lEvidencol0 this effect is absolutely l_ ' .

. Vx mmwonby_ ,.,,,,,,g,, A,,,,,,.S,,,,,,. _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ I _ _

MRRISTEB, s;)‘_."ClT»JR & ATTORNEY Dozel and other prominent ecclesiastics _ _ by me minima profession and by tbvusfndf V ° _ _

Notary and Conveyancer. strongly deny all "k=0WYBig¢fl of Ivy, ,__; ' V D I ‘ um' mms” md is i n

nmol-¢= _ such action and e°1¢m1r‘<1i=°l#imV .P°'=_'- __ - _ W 1' 1 .iriaalmnruved nuazuraoun is im-V ' l ----

°°=°~=m=-- ~i°~=f°~-~--VV~»»»i.V-ddr-use V - .V n - _ 1.....-.»'m° ‘°°°°"°‘°°°° “mmf V V --- I "° “‘ °°°°“‘ °°“"""‘ rmiieiosmol-d _ _ _ iin_aitlind:s5zies Bréepfwgigglf V. gm; V _lnnmimtiionsrrea Thaw,” McDo!md 'in NQPND in chan’ dim” impofwn oe

more exteus ve a_y a _ e _ V _ ._ _ tn 'ed ghgii-1-oom,int.he New Prowao Budding, Ibmons, B33* wg" Jqhhlt

_ . . _ ... »-t.UPl’¢Ul\ _ _°U_ _

question is fast growing serious. T118 AND MN ' Y.-rv.-rr-S, S“m,y,i5¢, the lot of October.. pmoeiven cf buwm. mg, Q;@Q

e iii ci Ei * A-“““?“°“§° “;"‘S°1{5 @3222, lj, Pj? ' vs-y mmm Rnwlv N-41 1iiV“...n”m°»r.n li.. tppifnm. csiiésplnawa @“"°.’°* *iff* 1 P” ”‘- P""°° 1°'°°°° su nm pfoawu. ' owl- .lc .il

neailytree mgg~ 9 g ~. dius°_°¢&¢ mumwd'A ectcmeanbonuuuedubyappmnhlm. _ tuldnomona mc_,e"m

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outside the Slibur bs. At the same iime the attitude oi the insurgents _is much more friendly than it was before the

"Several thousardritles have recently

been landed and four n-.iv Maximo have also been received. Provlncnl leaders are paving into the insurger t-. treasury `= ii certsin portion of the tunds caplured

oonnoiws FENBRAL srinvrcizjened. The strikers may naturally drift

; into the insurgent ranks, and conse-

'courzlged by thc leader. l “The news from Washington that the batlesliips Oregon rind lows. have

of the intention of thc government to hold thc island of Luion.

fthe insurgniit congress which holds its sessions tially at Malolof. The chief element ot cohesion is confesscdl the

tion. It the iiisurgenls should receive ‘

V \

rea.-Vonablc assurances -ot' a permanent

tegraliop of the revolutionary govern- ment would be speedily compleie. _

London_ Sept. Q0-The l-long Kong

correspondent ot' the Daily Mail says: f “The Phillipine congress has favorably impressed the Europeans who have wit- nessed its proceedings. It is b llcved that its deliberations will result in a petition to President McKinley lo estab- lish a protectoriite.

“The attitude of the American army

officers toward the insurgents is causing much unfavorable criticism among Europeans who have rctururd from Manila. They blime their almost crimi- nal ignorance of the native cbaiar-t .- and their elementary ideas of colonizing The ciiicers seem determined upon winning glory at the exrense of iniur- genls by hatching: imagi iary revolts. Aguinaldo has obeyed every older wbeher accompanied by threats or no: Ono irsurgent ct-ict at Pasay declintd to move and Aguinaldo asked Geiieial Otis not to proceed against him for four days. so as to glie him an opportunity

to interview him."

A Bri'i=h naval ollicer who has re-

turned froni lllanila says:

‘-What is needed is a force afqua’n'-

ed with ihe Asiatic eharilcter. Auierira does not seem lo utilize the material she has at handj Bvtry one -is surprisfd that Mr. Wiliiams, U. S. consul at V Manila, was no: sent to Paris instead of a lot of staff otlicers who know 1 tlle oi the Philippines. I am ~slti~tied thit il

Lonsul-General Wildman,wlio has lived

among the Malaya and is familiar with

British colonial methods, were given

power, he could arrange everything satisfactorily with Aguinaldo. It is

suicidal lolly on the part of America.

hat he has not been ordered to Manila ong ago.”

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o Settled in My Back. I thoiight. I would work it 08, but it grew worse, and I was obliged to shut down n_iy_sawm.l1l _uid stop work. My blood wits poor and I did not hnvé lanyiappetite. I could not sleep nights on account ot the severe pains. I decided ‘to 'take 'Hood’| Barsaparilla and H0od’s Pills. In ten days time I felt reliei, and now,4»few month! hgving e1;psed,‘I am myself signin and am A Perfectly Well Man. I am attending to my business daily, and all due to the benefit derived from Hoorl`s

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Stock of Dry Goods and Clothing, purchased at auction in Montreal.

stock is new and fresh and willbe Sold at one-half the Original oolt. Stock consists of

. Clothing, Suits, Odd Coats, Men’s Reefers and Ovcrooats, Chi]d’|

and Overcoats, Men’s Rain Proof Coats, Shirts, Hose, Cups,

_ Worsteds, Printing, Kid Gloves &c.

_F OR THE LADIES-Cloaking, plain and fancy patterns, Hole, `Sha.wls,_assorte.l Trimmings, Hair Cloth for Skirts, Wool Mitts. Fur Hoods, Table Covers, Napkins, Flannel, Towels. Purses. _

_ Everyone knows about our last cheap sale. This one will be awly

. it. Bargains for all. Como and inspect it. _

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successons To McKAY woo|.eN

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to Save Floney ° ‘

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clrlillsurscnlato s2.ollo.lloo. Pllnrur avril V ssnmuuu.

THE PURPDSE

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lst.-0-To furnish a safe medium for

the investment of savings AT HIGHER THAN SAVINGS BANKS; RATES OF INTEREST.

2nd.-To furnish those who Wish

fo purchase homes* for themselve or pay oil mortgages on their homes, the

r D ‘ill e of repaylns

:liiehir linirrisd silriiillegMonthly Instal-

menrn, not exceeding the amount

_usually puid £01' R605. -

_Every person who does not own a.

~ home should carefullv investigate th8 methods of business iollowed by tliiS company, wherein it may readill' be seen that lo build a. house and own a home is an _e§§y_ 1D8»l»©€1'=` ' RESIDENT‘_ADlV_T_S_OI_l_Y BO_é§_l_) HAR LOTTETOWN

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HEAD 0F-FIGE-T0ll0NTO.' Bgrrgy Dlasiiees 8 Til A

means 'and opportunity of doing _so,

A. H. Cgn. Sac. C- E- causing discontent to spread rapidly in - _ ,ou Abe, insgtgm _ I my ` A

‘ i f lr . All num-l THROAT or LUNGS V 5 V _ -1- _ _ ‘V ,,,,,,, minion- C<rMP°°¢°°°°

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"“§’““‘“= “¥‘“‘*°"°" ‘="°“E,,"“‘,.,,,,.,°,.F,, "°° are frequently moved- 104 rlllwsil "vis _ 0,,,,,,, <;v,~ ,-,*,,,,, _ hmm from 10 som 1-2 it in cnrwdsy, Sill. £‘.i.'l;`?.l‘ll§' S°“"“" " "6 I <>i>w'»i°°» "fl °°fl°“°lY *"5 it imsalntnn £1' i ...ii im _ lid Fridsys ww °f mf <="°‘ '°°""~ Vlulyl-543111

' Visit the Modern Jewelry and 'Funny Good!

Store. - " ' ' We have just opened a. large and well

stock of Goods in Silverware. Wehavo

Fruit Dishes lamp Jllil ` Bon Bon Dishes Illloll Dlookl ' . Lunch Casters _ lllvor lun Celery Dishes " Ill! PM IDIS

Something nice and New in Glass and Chiaavrnro,

o’cloclt Tea Sets. ' ' . _ _

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money- Our mottozquick sales and s

Repairing attended to Clocks, W as sud

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