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fo|k,w,ng letter wah recewed bv 2 and mafleffor home leaving two drivers, Sea heath _ _

. _ . . ' th ‘ l _ _ - . _

_hues pm1,,y,0n Chariotwtow n_ eight mules and two wagons besides with from the oce;":Vl195s[ili;iteSv:la`.‘t.er Dumping _ _ _ ‘_ 1, VV __ it

E'KllT|FULLEATliE

U-l1i»D~"<»* '-“Y lst- I`l»c uthei driver .ati L

. ’ ‘ » -I -if .- ` Erin sul - _ I - " . _'A 1 D

YDEAR -ii vr .nn i \'cLE --I now '\` Said he W0\`\i\' -1 ‘ff ' 14 x . . » ge _ “Hume ‘te i _ JA ° '-

Palfice in the sky ii lin- - i ouse-cha, eq

\ f -'hc other three bc-v.~= ‘ i , - .~ ri :n\;'e.~` ‘nerr . . ._ ~ _ ` _°" ‘ ` P _ _ _ , _ _

°“'“ to “ rm" WJ a ew hnes 1” ' ' _.irsiiip that rises 2 000 ieet ~ - - -in

En i.|NE. -

,D he, nephew, Allan Mcnomld of thethree brave fellows in the ditch. One Tri _ h ’l',‘ _ ay'

l tl

begin wighgtthe i'-ire; on the 39;), (lay g uard awaiting a general courtrnai tial gy the insurgents tired on the lst Thi” UIOFIHUS my COUIPMIY “ent 0'-It ,on wipes; wliieh Wag qtamoued m and caught si\ prisoners that they say ,eh The ¢-.liiii-eh was 1-lddlefl WM] were in the fight. It is rumored that they ts but by gee(-1 luel, no one “EL will be shot at sunset. The weather`is

ye_`f,ei-da, About all the spare very hot at present and We are not

,ere “eat our go huntthe Ph|1,p0no€.\ allowed out between 12 and 2 o`clock only happened that ii detail of men had to when it is necessary. Ihad a letter from

It ton bgwn pine mileg frgm here G€OI`gC )lL`l{CllI-Ili* illB Oi'll€I` (lily iill(l ll€ iey searched up men enough Q1- al i says that they are all well. \\'ell. I have ist all thev could get that were not gn ,fiven up :ill hopes of going home this [land me mule teams to go Wm, summer but may be in a year or two. I

My ehiiim who took the chance PJ-.ive not received the papers sent to me

wcee their friends in the owe, vet but they will likely come in the next ilion volunteered to act as a ad mail. I will close now so good bye from guard for the teams which mean- I i'0U1` Allie-

lhey .nust go 300 to 5(Il yards ahead AI-Lf*--\' H- MCDONALD- ig the teams will not rim into al Accompanying theletter was a souvenir [Sh A5 they were five mileg Gut, 01 edition of a book entitled “The Soldiers’

the Philipenoes opened fire on Banner” by Pandia Rall which is iheyyumped into the fliteli and published in Manila, P. I. The book to keep the enemy off as iong as is very nicely printed and has a very .mild that the others might catch up Pretty Cover in the middle of which is plwelp them, but as the others came tie American Stars and Stripes. The lit, and qiiw the thi-ee fellowb m the book contains 13 stories on a soldiers life

be li t, ig th g fl Hmmm] which arevery interesting.

AR CHI

be seen wending their way along ntry roads converging from all di s at this enterprising village siding at the station stood four cars 'ided with Frost&Wood's mowen °akes and binders where a number i weie kept busy from an early ntil noon loading the farm wagons after the other backed up to re the machines in which so many s have found reason to lace their -nce Scattered about the station vere groups of men busily engaged -up horse rakes to be drawn behind ded wagons As the exp 'ess train harlottetovs n drew into the station ~ne presented was one cf such un l life and bustle as to attrac. the on of every passenger n the hour of noon arrived it was lat almost the entire contents of ilway cars had been transferred to here near ten times the number of agons which stood groip d about ation yard, while the owners, ting to the number of about S0, rc to the principal hotels, where din ii been prepared by the Frost& Co for its patrons. Conviw iality he place of work and bustle for in hour, and then teams were hitch and as they stood ready to depart in

e the entire group was photo

t l ted th th h li . ut; bogalsg s:?;'°°;:;atSwwl;;0 to pay her debts out of foreign trade.-

mly is the Frost8cWood Co to be

oe g u .

But that remark only illustrates the cool

l ' » _ _ 7 .

of Freetown, and Mr VV H Lawson, special salesman from Toronto, Superin

F M F. E. Island, Mr. J. Davies Schurman,

u _

Wd If K¢“llSf°l ll! Frost tending the delivery.

Rwlibdco

ington wasa lively place on Mon t. the occasion beings grand de l

of Frostdc \Vood haying and har-

inachine Earl in the morn mers with double and single teams

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)

In 1890 the imports of China were $89,- 000,000, and the exports $60,000,000, a total of $149,000,000. In 1899 the imports were $175,000,000 and the exports $137,000,000, a total of $312,000,000. The:total trade had therefore more thandoubled in nine years, although it is still very small for a country of more 4(I),000,(l]0 people-not a dollar a head. The London Speaker points out that the increase has taken place in spite of a growing hatred of ail things foreign on the part of officials, ex orbitant taxation on internal transport, bud roads and other obstacles. It is pointed out that only a mere fringe of China is really accessible to foreigners,to foreign influence and ideas.There arefonly twenty-eight ports' at which foreigners are allowed to reside and trade. The in terior is for all practical purposes closed to foreigners. The oilicials are described as ignorant, dishonest and anti-foreign. Anyone who thinks of Cliinafs four hund- red millions can conjure up fair imagin- ations of enormous trade. Think of supply- ing, say, ten million Chinese homes with sewing machines and pianos! But the vision mnst be sobered by the thought that if we persuade Chinamen to adopt our ideas they will probably imitate the pianos and sewing machines with Chin- ese iidelity, and manufacture for them- selves and perhaps even for us. Again, if China chose to adopt the American pro- tective tariff in lieu of five per cent. and

“iikein,” who could blame her? We did

see the other day an indignant protest against China raising her customs tai-ii‘I', because that would be merely a device*

s being supplied with the Brit cl. ss

ary manufactured In our own imptpdeuéi of some western views in rt

Mr John Bernard and M 3*” °° ‘”“

Woodside, who are the lical

for the Company at Kensington ry busy and made several sales

round ‘Sir Burdett, of St, John, -_-- r fo the Fr0q;&W00d Compan BRIDGEPORT July. '--TWO P0l€S Brun-with and Prince Edward and a polecat Caine ncui' driving all of vias pre~eni and also Mr A Horne, the New York c0lonY Of 51111111191' b03-li' loud,-, ,, im. gene,-.il agent for ers at Fairfield from their homes last-

evenin

g. “v - - _.___-1 A5 the sun was setting a. peculiar odor

was waftedlto the nostrils' oi' tl.-e nie-mbcrs

pcrations

ltliolootoro. llc llood ofthl btooilolilles. A Sui-or, olilwlf or lay, Dr Ghasdo Ointment.

d of ‘he s\irzeon’s knife ca!1S€l

*~ “' sua" °“ ye". - -chaos not understand ...,- yeai- vi 3, when tho! mum l Justice Pram ` 1

d wits k, expense, or don- : ui oi.. on by usinr D1' 's Ointmen., the only preP\\¥¥fi°n teed to cure anv case ot ltchlns-

¢, or protruding piles

J. A Baldwin, Baptist minister. ll. Ont , writes - F01’ Ove' y years I was a. lreat suderer itching and protruding Dil” I many ri i and underwent ver, ' iizical operatidlw iihoui im i fi; any permmlhi t Whcr erwiir to give up in de Iwas . i fl J ii e Dr Cha.ae’s Oiut and di ~ s » finding relief at once. I three b- x-s and am almost en cured 'The itching is all gone I a.dvis_.i bers to use it believlnl

lid cur t lem as it hll IDC "

Chase s Ointment in the onlY ve and actual cure for evtf! 10?!!!

H. (0 cents 0. bot. at oi

*UIQ

of the summer coloiiy, who were eatiii_i__-

their evening iiical. Most ofthe boairilers

ldirl iiotkiiow vi iiat it \\i‘_s, blitdlisticc I".

E. Pratt ui-il, and nciit out oii the porch t»_iiii»'i-st1;_;ii'_t".

Ei; _,.t"` ',‘»'~'u i’olcs‘ api,-l‘o?_cli'U_g ; r.-lin-_"

:. ti ciiziiii ai poiecat which they had ,~-'Mg it in tue woods. they wanteu .»u.~itice_t’ratt to pay them the twenty- live cents bounty which the Stn.-te Legis- lature oifers for tne_deaih otevery poieca_

isnghsgeof-;E\_vhvd.»-‘beth-’@$._ “Pw- ciaoe nheatzenrifh of fl- Pilivli'-FS ‘~"v°f~~

' ulary, andheordered the I Poles to tune

the polecat away. The Poles grew ex- citedandrefused to go until. they had received their county. In their excite- ment they pulled t`ue_polecat about some- whatrudely, and the 1 olecat retaliated. '

Justice Pi-ati. i-aninto his house holo-

inghis liaiidl‘\ei'cliief to his nose. Ina moment he i-euppeai-ed with iiis old musket. The gun hadnt been shot offi -years, but tlii. Jus ` ‘- - aimed at the pon- cat and ilrcd.

Then there \\.» ‘ f -1 ‘--

bewildeiul l'oic.~._ -t ive _o<l:_-if ili- made the leaves on ie rrcr 1 _ ‘ an finally a burial, with .l -_i i ' undertaker, the Poles as Dell DUE ' -J

- -- -------------------------------- ---- Cliud gallery, where visitors walk.

lr Allan McDonald Wiitcs to Friends in Char- ,_f_*,if;;;;;;f-°°~W“*- <1-“W-=-»‘i°-S --d

. .» i 1- DRESS SUIT C SES

moon and stars,

E Subterranean world, showing how gold

and silver mines look.

L_ 45 Reg now cervmg m phllhppmeé driver cut a mule from the wagon and E p in a S el ’ In which you are fired

Soi rsimv LUZUN, bv that means sawed himself pottnrroaazmritgn wah asunker V

ry na u ' Y °

if which I received to day I was more to run, he tells us The eight boys kept Wm. mernaldq’ agd ‘Re loielg er semev

gladio hear from you and that you up the liring until the last Taps were L h fK ,O ’ ‘ all “ell 1 am feeling tu-ed and sounded o\er their bodies and this morn lg t° lm erley di"°m°nd’ W°"'h wfulirs three of my friends were Ing they were sent to Manila a distance

yesw,-(ia) Peer feliettei 1 W,” of50miles from here. The men who ran

ou how it happened away are in the Guard House under a

al _ ` .

$2 000000 Biggest in the world.

arena for races and exhibitions

‘er toyour Lind and mos; “elwme killed and he was si ouniicu so that he had Fai lace »d tl!-J .R 9 _ _ . . _ _

D ' '. . ‘ . . ` “ . ' .` N

e . v ' A . _ ` y ~ n ' l' . ' 0 _ _

»d Y

Movingsidcwilks that will show the

ing a step Restoration of old Paris of 500 years

ago with its royal court, minstrels and tournaments. _

its wnterstreets. gon lolai-i and ancient palaces.

North Pole. with iceburgs and Eskimo

houses, made of ice cakes, with atmos- Dherc kept at 80 degrees below zero by liquid air.

Exposition po stoffoe, at the tcp ofthe

Eiffel Tower, 1,000 feet above ground.

Hornets Sting Farm-hand

Almost to Death.

John Kennedy who is employed on John

D. Rockefel1er`s place, near Tarrytown, was stung nearlyto death by a swarm of hornets, and in fighting them with a sickle he almost amputated his left arm. i .

Kennedy was busy cutting grass when

he stumbled on the horneis' nest. The insects attacked him and stung him all over the face and hands. In trying to drive them off he cut his left arm badly, and a few minutes later dropped from loss of blood.

Some of the workmen on the place heard

-his cries and ran to his assistance. They,

too, were stung, but succeeded in driving the hornets away. Kennedy was taken to the Tarrytown Hospital. His wound was dressed and it is said that he will re- cover. ‘

RESCUED FROM DEATH IN SWAMP.

A feeble cry for help, followed by low

moans, coming from the swamp which stretches fmmEight.hand Madiso i streiti to the West Shore tracks, Hoboken, at- tracted the attention of Patrolman John Kenny early [yesterday n:o:ning. He found a man sunk to his armpits in the quagmire, with his head lying forward in a bunch of reeds. The man seemed coin- pletely exhausted and slowely waved h U arms about his head in a feeble effort 0 drive off the cloud of mosquitoes which buzzed around him.

Oiiicer Kenny at once called some men residing in the neighborhood and the party plunged in to the man’s assistance. The rescuers themselves sank to the`r waists in the slime, and it was only by forming ahuman chain that they suc- ceeded in dragging the man to the solid ground. He is Louis Louismaster a team- ster, of No. S00 Madison Street. Pe was in a pitfible condition. His face and head were terribly swollen from mosquito bites and he seemed onthe' verge of collapse. Louismaster was taken to St. Mary’s Hospital. He is in a critical condition.

Louismaster said last night that he had gone into the swamp late Tuesday niglb

in search of a. horse. -._ '_£- _. - --.~- - -- -

WOMEN’S

SECRETS.

There is one man in the United States

who has perhaps heard more women’s secrets than any other man or woman in the country. These secrets are not se- crets of guilt or shame, but the secrets of suffering, and they have been COI15<1¢<1 to Dr. R. V. Pierce in the hope and ex- pectation of advice and he1p._ That few of these women have been diséognpointed in their expectations is prov by the fact that ninety-eight per cent. of all vfoincn treated by Dr. Pierce have been absolutely and ziltogctlier cured. S11Ch 21 rccord would be remarkable if the cases treated were numbered by hiintlreds f_~;ily_ But when that record applies to tlie treatment of more than half-a-mil- -iori women, in a. practice of over thirty years. it is plienomenal, and entitles Dt. Pierce to the gratitude accorded him by women, and the honor paid him by the profession as the Brst of specialists in ‘ t`i-;- treatment of women's diseases.

Every sick woman may consult Dr.

Fierce by letter, absolutely without charge. Every woinau's letter which contains her secret remains her secret. it is read in private, answered inprivate, _ind its contents guarded as a sacred con- fidence. That no third party should enter into this secret, all replies are mail¢_=d» sealed in perfectly plain ¢;n_ve1°pes. with out any printing _or advertising whatever, -.ipon them. Write without fear as with- out fee, to Dt. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.

Dr. Pierce’s Favor-

-.te Prescription _ _ '-.akes Weak Women

_.ii-ongf and Sick

_ _ i

-"' YE Eff "`_"v§_-"f-9' ‘€f's:-’.-~i;`:\¢3- '.'§'i`_-.".\’i. = <‘=`;§_'-__--t~= n - - _ -'i

1 13 ns. mens. 4'-¢ --:f<".'-7-`~ -""` .-'~ _. ~

Z' 1 __f___`f _~"fi”.____ s~f_e.. Ke. ~-.,.. .g.§:»~.,___,._._.._.

above the clouds. ,Ee--»

_ Enchanted house, in which everything

is u side dow

S 0 u;'£heMareoriima,amimic sea voyage /__

Gidlntntlelgscibpe that makes the moon

Pall in Baltic. --Dion-mil-off.

_ -5325 Y’ `

l~5.T

Automobile z nd bicycle palace, with an A

-V

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DDDOIBQBQC

960800 #QQ

@8U8G8

' $5-O0:

If you_ha.ven’t had cnc. get one at once,you’ll never appreciate what acorn- ~

ortablc thing they are until you use one.

We ll sell you more comfort per dollar invested than others can

f E2:

The Bo.-imommii, showing nieemhsun, ‘ A new lot just opened at the biggest store. _

A *ri-,7 A

Case you need not be ashamed to carry anywhere.

Japanse temple and Oriental l , '° _ _ -' - ' _- ' ‘

with dancing tower make of cornizdldséns w When .going to the Seashore be Sure you your Suits -ln one of ourii

h __ _,_ __ . _ es, it will pay its own fare and its cost during the first trio ~ __

W l . ' i n r s W' u w - , ~ 0 eetpfm ° g °“"d ‘th° t “lk _ It keeps your clothing perfectly creased where they ouzht to be creased _lg _

ut docs not put any extra touches where they are not appreciated. ` ~ 'V if

. *ll*

We’ve ni cd the extrava ance out of th ` '

Re`product~ion of the city of Venice,with pp g G PTICGS

, $7.00. $8.00. $10.00.

P RO WS E B

What Trade We Have We`ll Hold, What We Havenft 'iWe"i~e if

»,_ __ __ ..`.._.` - _ .

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' ¥ El ’ . ..‘ “ ‘,- _ .`J " I "Z~.:l"`,iaiét% U

~ ` 'i '=` _-f 1'-19.3".

- Herring. These Herring aronot lnrgc

Q . ‘

' -ii

I IT? wis-r

TO t$M.CO . . .

IS CH-Ewen-_~uzw_ »noUsANDs DAILY ‘*‘° 1°*

- » lschcwed by thousands daily

Because it is the Biggest and Best Plug for 5c. _ by the pail. Leave your orders early.

.FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.

N. B~A 5c plug of ‘°PA-rnior Twis'r” is 20 per cent U lattlie lowest possible prices. . _

8 larger than formerly _ F. ooosaoosssosoo ooooooooooo o ..:.-.::.-:;..et--=-1°-~ 'f

-C

17 Who have never delt with us imagine that

_iewelrs are rogues A `-

Peoples - ` ` ° -.1 ---

rlnom .

E _ ’ The Popular Fon Lino between lol!

_ _ W6 give you your money s Worth every- ern Nova Eootln and loltol 11; time, what more can yuo expect 'l Wimuo Junction ima Halifax

A full line of Silverwear and Jewelry always on hand at “__” L . W

._..=,... __ ___ __________________ _,__ A , H- as‘..1és§.i&3mo.ofe.=s¢-

‘ ` Wonders of the Paris EX' I l -in o ~ ..._-_

R @'§l'i’i-Eit -df

WA Position. "-’-‘D-Egl (Edd &[`&l;

Oil

” cept Snndayl-at 6 35 u._m. andgooa, in f D

- - s C§"“'°‘;§’,”°,,;“‘°' "gi g§5;°‘°'-st, ss; .;.-":,'.':'::f";~. ‘:.':§.::'.'i.s.‘:°.-:.°.°‘.*‘.',:.'.‘:.`*l5' ‘- f r. i enrgo wg 1 __ = -

, qhfwwn' REI Tam Roni. Mau. Ensusnirs

‘ fa v

_ . _ Prince Georgie” all “Pillai Milli"

Repunng 8 specialty ` _ 2400 Gross Tonnage, 7ooo Horse' Power. the

,L1 - -' -- -_ -en H, Leave Yarmouth Dolly, sunday Ex.

ii I.” ' _ _ @--“il-é-id /§/slv

4-(

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from an -4x-i

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out if you -prefer flavor and qmlii liens are the fish to buv “We iJa`v`af`also in sicé1r'iioin`o lag-pin C-we Bri =°°»_Hfrfi_f»z- _ W@__°.»»-_ noch . the ah: vs in barrels lrr ilio _whnleii trade-_ also in Q bble. Q bbls, pull, Q y ihe dcz-in tor the ri-.tail trade. _ Preserve Jars. _

We have just received 50 dczon Pre-

serve Jars in `gl°s=i and itone. The above will be sold cheap, to ,foul

Paspbcrrieo. _- 1

Wecin till ovdsis for Rupberrie

A full stock of groceries op -hand al

_ EXPRESS TRAINS leave Halifax daily [e

iastest and ine_st steamers plying between th Maritime Provinces and Boston.

copied, for Bmuon

Q on arrival of Express Trains from Hii‘ifnx_

i Returning leaves Boston daily, Sllurday ex- -ce ted. at4p. m.

'~ I Eassengerscirriving in Halifax next day, 3

p.m.. by Flying H-uenoee Exiiiess Train.

Q ' ° The S. S. lriuce Edward leaves Halif e oservc ou wit t e in s _

-ii UnderiieaP,Sh1rts,

" y ., every Tuesday at 7ooa. m. for South i-_liio

` Ports and Xarmoiith. connecting on Wcdn day with H. S. Prin G f [4 _

es-

_ _ce eorge of ooton For all_ information, guidebook, folders, etc.,

which will be sent tree. *.v:i£c to RH. ,A

Il0llllll0ll »A'llAlll'IC Rlllill

6 .

_si

MQ ' strong,General } assenger Agent, K¢¢tvil1¢.N

/ ' 75"’ fville N. 5. .Tune 15 d ¢n,_ '

Summer Resort

_ 1 ustico Beach

_; F5? _ 'i)#

. TV” ' ~ ` 'open .ni »-1-i,='v"»°s=sfg-low mr-gm or

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_ g_i1__mquire forthe warm :Wea-_dei »ii. pr. --i mmyemeni

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A fi' Hills llllll lllllllllllgiiis slEASii`o`£E aoiiai

Bo.-it»igg,_-Fifhivg Sin! ond,aoQ Still uiiirllaiitlsh Beau ifui B~~f»»`¥v Av '

H197- im, Nm- ..... iz.-v..-_ii Bai

Alley.CroqpetGrclind|. __ ,,, - ,_

' ' To fooohhotcl f ui-. grit' ti-Qi!

Call and see how little money iti ‘mm “Wann m§unt__,Rw_,, wk

fs- _ `e-= “H ll -vie#-'iron n 1' e- '--<1 4 ro- tslffs to buy an outfit at _...ae ; -_~ nc si mi of dim:

i.‘f-~"__`-‘ ‘ V =»=--'-»»- L, lo-iotuwu by carrie °t all

a limes.

i i

l" .wa fnodcrato. For tor iculars apply to Mrs. New-

- son. Seaside Hotel, Romeo, P E. L.-

, orto i |- I ,___ _ _,,, _ - ; s . .soil-1| unison.

July 4 d&ltf. Charloiteioiill-, P.-E-' ,_

he entire summer colony as '1--i-iw _ ~ ` i _ "7

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