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THE ASSAULT UN __P_H|lMl_NENT NEW” _BEST EXHIHITIUN A _

.S. |]ilM|N|[lN BISTEY MEMBEHS. HETUHNEUHTTAWA

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Case Heard on Saturday ai Was Large__s_t_ Man in the Greatest Amount ln Purses-4 The First Modern lBattleshlp _Higgins and Hayhurst at,Wi|l Remain There a While-

Police Court-Postponed _ _ Province -Weighed Over' A Greatest Number Races

.__ _ _ . _

Jia.,

UntilThis>NTor-thug " 1° `TTiree Hundred T ' 'Greatest Number of

_._ ` Pounds Days Racing-

A'r the Police Court on Saturday morn- ing James Power, James King, Frank

d Edward Hennessy Wersi F111’-i1E1l\C'1`0N. A\18\15i~ 12 -(Sl1€GiB1i- This year, as has been previously an

Power an si-ralgneil before Stipcndiary Macdonald The demh occured ut, Mount, Keswick nounced, there will be three day's horse

th Ch rl tt town Driv

ch‘“`“°d wuh Msnumnz P°"°“1Ser“e““l‘ last night of Albert O`Hags-rman aged 14 "wing °" ° B ° 9

io the morning 0! 511111116' Park during exhibition week, instead of

Tay r on

' 11- 3 00115 ‘ Tfyior (SWOHI) yum’ leavlng A Wm’ and °h"d'e"‘ ~ two as in former years.

August ot org

The deceased was one of the largest The management, are bound to haw

testiiiedthai. shortly after midnight he

and officer Klgzins sa\v the four prisoners men in the Province, weighing consider- ‘this year the record year, both in

sitting on the sill nf the window of the amy ov" three h“n,|,e,] pmm|,,_ exhibition and in the races, and on ba Charlottetown Club. HB 511111 1-0 . .lilly last settled thcirclassee and purses, them “M011 iii 111 l1€i1\'1Y 11110111 _ . outside of the stake races, which h

' E I-0 116 1101112-" 0110 0! alreadybeen advertised. The wlioieracc

time _

id “W‘,'|1 go hmm, when we about two or three feet long, two inches program wmb-8 ns fo]1o,,,.,,_

tlienisa

thick and four inches wide He used |3~|mtda _Tuesday Mb October

are good and ready.” Witness walked - y _

up to the coiuer of Dorchester and 11199141111! 011 11113 501`R°““1' Wh° W‘“`d°d No 1 2.15 Trot and Pace, purse $300. Sti tandstood there to see if 01 11 111011’ 111111941 “ii 1119 hem “"1 This race, No I, to he known as

Queen so . _

received it on his arm which H°,_e1vwm,.mp“_.s,,

they were going. One of them shouted . _

outan obscene name to him. The ser- WHS 511111)' 111111805 111111 C\li~ HP N0 2, 2,25 Trot (stakes) purse $250.

ld "This filthy and vrvfana “"~° ‘°“°“'°'1 " 1‘°“"Y 1"°W °“ 111° N03. 2.s5'1‘mtan.i_Paee, pins.-, eeso,

ueiiiil. sa

innguagels not allowed on the street riuht Side of the head. Believillk 1111112 ______y____ have to move om.. Kms lfhemd mn buck out he would be km_ Sncorln DAY-\vEii.\'i~:sm\v, l01'iioc'i'oiiizit

5 -md F,-any poo er gm, up but efl,he and Kigginfi decided to abandon N0 4_ 2_10'1'r0;,,m.1 Pace, purse $300.

llcnnes y

p r reumineri sitting 'ihe theattenipt. to arrest thciuen then. The Thysmce to be known as me prow,”

James owe . _

er ant was badly cut up and was bleed- BroB_ Ltmned pu,.se_

sergeant asked him if he were going and S KE

hc did not attempt to rise he caught 1'1iZi11'0f\1S¢1Yfl'°l111'11° 110115- 11° “`°11“’d No 5. Three Year Old Trot. (stake)

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1, yi 3 ,,|,°“id¢,,»_ iifgefi him up and to the station and had his wounds dressed puma m50_

him y i

b Dr.Mc Laughlin He has been con- N05 Th,.eemm“feT,.0t purse $250_

said “Yonge too Jim." He jumped Y . _ , _

- d ill _

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“i...if a threatening attitude, and tried to l1i2Z1l1l’SS- _ N0 7-2-110 Tr0tiSi111¢€).I1\1l`S€ 31100- Kmpple ag, his by-gash 1»1e),|gP°w¢|»wi¢h Dr. McLaughlin testified that Sergeiint Nob. Free for all Trot and Pace. purse the baton. Hennessey ducked in and Tliyllll" 11111110111' 01' UVB 805111 W°\\“d9°1* $400'

caught me lérgaung under the am, pits the head and a severe bruise on the N0 9- 2-24 T191? 111111 P1109. D1-1152 $2.50-

ri ht side of the head. One of the The total amount offered in purses

around the waisf. Frank Power came il

1 i h in . The above comesto$2350.00.

on ins ieresiae and struck aim with f°rmer was about i rw es as

h ea on on thc sid of the °1f1\ei` 11l”l1150 WM *‘W°11¢W Wd The entries in alithe above classes,

seine ciivyw p head. Ile was strmned by the Mmlow and °K°_0°<1111i¢1¥~ D?_1_11f;11~ Iii WB: dl” 1'1"’ except the stake races, which are already

1 11110 1151"? l`€‘¢¢ V0 “lilly closed will close on Monday the 21th

wentdown Hennessey still holding him. '08 011 0 _ ,

Wi h 'was down there were two YSMS M50- 11'* 111141 819° 11011513 1“U11eU ofSeptember..__ The record bar will be

len e

if h nd Hennessey was 10112 011 1110 f01`¢1\°“f1» “l1°i»11¢\`2li 111451195 date ofeloslng of entries.

nicii on topo im ii

under him. When he was trying to izet 1°“ii°“i1‘91°f°‘“"mW1l1°hW“*‘.°'5°b“‘1'Y_ Another thing this year worthy .iviieiieard Hsarwssey alwuiiaiz “Give 1"“‘_S°“- 1115 113111 “fm fW°H=°v¢1'=iy mention is ins fact 'unit forthe ri _ it to him now, give it to him, 1".“l5°‘1 111 111° "1°1“1'»5'°f 111° °1b°W 501111' time in the history of the Province

till holdin ‘“"‘111W|'° W°"°1"`“15€9°“ h1“1"1°k- H9 citizens are contributing to purses

now." .Hennessey was s iz on to him and he hit him with his W°“1‘1 “i-i"1b“1° 111'* d1z*1“"° W "1 ,having them named after them,

baton and thu, gm, clear of h1m_ The exiravasalion of blood into the brain.

Policeman Kiggins gave evidence sup- 1

other fellow left when he was getting up.

ti th t -of Sergeant Taylor Linus Unnepassary Expense.

He saw John King di ing up stones in i‘°" “B “_

11 ` at their BY’“° ““‘l {"‘”‘“' M°P“°° “l¥1‘°°“‘i"°"i° 'asiiieattsiiks oi cone, diarrhoea

the gutter and t ro ' ' " . _ H8 511W 0150" K18B1i1S and Ff““1¢ P°“`¢1` of the :telephone 0°" “Ended to dysentery come on without warning

hearlnu and Beehm the ww rom t relief must be obtained. The

in a tussel in the door way to the north . ~ p p

f A A Mc

01 Wh¢‘1‘2 110 1911- HB 11110118115 PDWBY At thlsyolm' °n "q“°“° ‘ ' no necessity of incurring the expense ofa W1*Bif\Y1i18 A0 0110110 K1ilB111S- T110 Bef' Lea" K'L"`,th°°x°m1“°u°° W” p°sp°n` physloian`s service. in such cases if gcnntliitPovi'er with his baton and rc- °d_;“ml0°"l°°k °” M°“d“Y “‘°'“1“R- gimmbel-1,,|n'5 C°]ic_ ghoyera and Dia".

. A Weeks conducted the prosecution _ h R med _S at h_____d_ A dose of _,___

leased Kigirlnr The next he saw of _ D ____ _ ogg 9 y

Frank Power was that he was rushing °“ behalf °t the C'°w“’ “harms G' u y remedy will relieve the patient before ii towards hlin with a piece of plank 1°” um P°Wers 'md A' A` M°Le““ K' C' doctor could arrive. It has never been __Z__1____1__,_,11.. mr Hcnneheey’ known to fail, even in the most. severe

and dangerous cases and no family should

ESS. be without it. For sale by all druggists.

Impossible to cure catarrli in the nose

STOMAGH MEDICINE IS USEL

by dosing the stoiiiach. Send the heal-

in va o fC I 1. ie if r hc ferins laid yogi ondle'arddgudvpiiihlendod-E Any fC”‘°*°°' A“g“s'° “_ (51’°°m)“ vase of Cutarih is curable,-all that's Sept.. 495 necessary is to inhale Catarrhozonc- ». Wheab____,__________ qu You stop Imwkiniz , nostrils are cleared, ,, P rk

tliroat ishealed and freed of phli»gm;every _ ° ‘ ' ' ‘ ' vcstigo of the trouble is forever driven Dec. born. -

from thesystem. Ifyou want permanent ~~ Whga(,___,, _ .

cure for oatarrh, throat trouble or bron- .. Pork _ _ _ _ 1f_‘1l1.iS.Cstarrhozonels n stand-by. Two ` " ' " size-s,2a'ic. and $T."0 at all dealers. __.--_-----

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WALSH--At Pleasant View, August ii,

‘ to Andrew and Mrs. Walsh, aduughter.

MABON-On the 3rd. Inst., at Souris

1 to H. J. and Mrs Mabon, a son.

DIED.

ing Ship

Yesterday afternoon Ii. M. S. Douiiniou

one of the mighty baltteships of the British Navyfentered Charlottetown Harbor, and at five o'elock droped anchor off Queen Street W liarf.

Her arrival had deen anxiously looked

for from early morning, and all points of observation were crowded by siglitecrs, as the uiajestioshlp came up the harbor. The trip from Halifax. whieh port was left at 5 a. m. baiurday, was uuentful.

Upon coming to anchor the people who

had congregated on the whiirves hada splendid Opportunity to observe the battleship, which certainly looks as ii it could giveagood account of itself. 'l`he Dominion is one of the finest lnittleships in the Navy today, being excelled in armament and armour only by the now famous Dreadnaught. An added interest for Canadians attaches to tlic ship because she has been named after the Dominion, and the visitor on board is impressed with this fact hi-cause the national emblems of Canada are conspicuously displayed in various places about the ship.

It_ has not been decided what program

is to be carried out during the time the Dominion will be in harbor. As her stay will not exceed tomorrow at the latest, it is not probable that citizens wiil_b: treated to anything in ths way of dri l by the sailors, as the time will hardly permit. A drive to the Ulii`, to be organised by a number of citizens for the benefit of the oiiicers, is spoken of for today and this if it can be carried out should provea pleasant function and an admirable way to entertain the visitor.- But nothing apparently has been' rcidcd on us the Lieutenant (ioreriior. Mayor and Premier, are out of town and probably will not be back until some time today.

The Tennis and and Golf Clubs have

extended invitations to the officers to play on their grounds during their stay lieru, and on tomorrow afternoon Capt. l(lng.~» niill and the oiilcers of the Dominion \\ ill hold nn At Home on board from 3.1i0to 6 p. m. Mrs. Kingsmlll accompanied her husband on the trip from Halifax.

Last niuht a number of the sailors

and innrlnes were given shore llbt-r'y. They are ,line looking fellows, and their appearance on 'iiie streets was gladly welcomed by citizens.

As the ship came to anchor yesterday

the band was playing. The ship`s boats wercinimediatcly put in the water and very few minu rcs elapsed before a liioriing was niade at the slip, affording an example oi' liow quickly the “handy man" does things.

There will be ii game of cricket at

Victoria Park this afternoon between an eleven froin the li. M. S. Dominion and the local eleven, game to start at 1 o`clock. The local team will be composed of the fnllowinizz-

W. F. H. Ciirvell.

N MCNEIL-At Fairview, on August 1

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'/'ff ' 1' “‘.7f":.i -' _ St. Isldore, P. Q.. Aug. 18,1004. Margaret P. aged 10 years, daughter iii? Slit %}%W

_ 1 MIN/mos LiNi.\iEN'r Co, LIMITED. Neil J. McNeil.

l T d at 2 o‘eloek.

GnN'ri.nsiicN. I have frequently used Funera on ues ay

MINARD`S LINIMENT and also pro- soribe it for my patients always with the ""3 """"

most gratifying results, sud I conaida

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25 the best all-round Liniinent extant. C

Yours truly, ...___

DR .IOS AUG SIROIS

more wholesome and tasty than pl veal. It has all the delicious flavor

Discount ' ' ' ' E _

eal appetlzing y sea

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Ladies and

Royal Exchange Alsnsurancelof Loudon, Eng- _

l'lyn_di_1_1_a_il1 Co., 1

_ ,. _ - Piarine- U-n;de-rwvriters,

A 1- __ <3_hgari9tti=_t_i_>wi1,_P. l_§._._ 1.,

Representing-

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_‘ an Mannheim Insurance Co. ¢ f Mi nnlieini.

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Lloyds, London, England

I-Iulls, Cargces and _Freight of Steamers and Vessels insured, dn most fumi able terms.

Sailing

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Helifa x Agency .- oo; Bldfoid Row.

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R. V. Louizwortli. J.‘McQulllan. C. McQuillan. O. McEachern.

S. McLeod.

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ln Great Demand-

aiu The demand for Clianilierlalrfs Colle.

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of Cholera and Diaiihoen Remedy here las

been so greatihatihave scarcely been abieto keep it in stock. It has curcil cases of dysentery here whcn all other remedies faileri.-FRANK Joivss. Pike-

” ville, Ind. This remedy is for sale by all

drugglsts.

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., Teas and Coffees

A of the highest standard

are sold lo you here.

' You cannot do better than

toleius have your order for tlic bttst 11UT'l`ER,EG(1-‘1r Tins, Corrales and _ general grocerltii, Also g in stork a large range of

. DA[N'i‘\.' DINNER SETTS 1 and Cuocicnar of slikindsr Semi in your order. 80058 ` _ ddivercti to any part of ' ` the city.

Upper Great George St. 8tis iwfiyr

Year.

MuN'riii-:/ii., August l':-(Sprcial)- Major S. Higgins and Scrgt. ’l‘. Hnyliuist. of the 13th regt. und Capt. E. Skeddin, of 01:-it. Hamilton, members of the Eisley team arrived here Saturday.

Sergt. I-Iayhursi. who won the Kiiiirs

prlsc atBisley in 1805, said this ycai`s ineei. has been remarkable ln many

ways.

For first. time the Indlaii team has

competed for the Koliipore cup which

originally hadlbcen offered foifcoiiipetiiioii by one of their countrymen, tlie Rajnli oi Kolapore. The Australian team did not competi-

lliis year.

llayhurst discussed conditions at Bisloy, and thought most ol Cnniitliaus wen- fairly good. 1

\\'iien informed that a prominent niiiii-

tar-yiviiter in Canada had recently

depi'rc:iicd the sending ol Canadian team to Bisley each yearon the izronnrl that results achieved were not cam-

nieii-uriite with expenses incurred Hay- iiurst said the critic did not appreciate the ntirertlsing Canada received from sending over the team.

\\'. l\luthi-son,

.i. Uiiivson. ll. liiiirsoii.

1". Hiilclicson.

ii llriiriz. \\'. tiriile. Mi. lfiil.

The local ieiiiii ure requested to be on

the grounds at l'!.1l|i.

The ship will be open to all visitors this

afternoon. All who can should avni themselves of the, opportunity to visit livr. l"roiii wliiii. the G\i&l‘dlan's i'epi'eseiit;ii.l\'e siiw yesterday the ship .irioi-.is an interretiiig stuuy for al.l classes of people.

A fnliiist ofthe ofllcera appeared in

The liuiirrliiin of the 7th. Inst.

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(11.11()FFENDl£ItCAUGH'l`.

Inipossihle io escape heing cured if you

apply l~'uLiiiiiii`s Com Extractor to the ivorst corn un record. Painless. safe and costs only u quarter in any drugstore,

Condensed Advertisements

- To Visit Charlottetown- A Montreal-They Discuss _ Then Goes to Quebec to

A First Class Fight- the Blslev Nieetofihis ` to Meet H.Ni S. Dom-

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O'r'1'.\\\'A, August 1': ispcciuii-lilurl

Grey with family and suite reiui-iied to Rideau Hall last evening. lie \\ iii remain in Ottawa. ii while then go to Quebec in

Dresentihe Canada giftoi plate to the buttlesliip Doniixiion.

A.J. M‘lNN|S MES

|NsNEW HAVEN

Wmii i-;.~'ri-zu, Aug., iii - .\i<-x.iii.i,.,.

.i. hiuliiiiis formerly of \\'oi<'i,~'ix, .lit-vi Saturday at his licuie in Noir ii iii-ii, after sc\'i>riii weeks illness.

Mr. liicinnis left New Glasgow, iuiitca

Erlwurd l~i:1nd, niid carnc to \Voirestcr over Jlii yi-urs ago I-lc learned iii~ ii-ado ol lioiit-r iniiiting with the old iiriii of \\'iiliaiii .-\ilen &Sons, on Green street. where lic wars cuiploycil many years.

He iiioveil to New Haven in lhtili, sliortiy

after lils marriage to a \Vorcester woiiiaii Mary Flyn, who with four children, sui Vlvs liliu.

liir Iiiciiinis was an expert mccl a iii-

flriii, siiiii-iiiitcnrling coiitriicts, and give ing dcsigiis :uid cstliiiates.

lie lcaircs in \‘Vorcesi.er one liroilirr

Hai‘ry.i.li.lt'Iiiiils,an<l two his ters,Mrs .l. B

Airs Iioiwrt \\`iiye,i’riiice l<Irlwi\rd Isi;i.iiLl

THE HEHEKAHS

S\'i>.\'i \,A\1_g., ii)-The frillowiiig isa

coiiipliiir- li~t oi t‘ e oillccrs oi tlic iiclw' lriili _-\~.~.uinl~ly of Oddfrlloiixs, instiilled by i'ctii’iii;_' i’i'c.~iidei»t, Mrs, (LC. liliiriiu- wel, oi 'i`iiii‘0, I’i‘e.<iflent, Mrs. ll. li. Hebli, Luiieiiliiiryr, Vice-Preslderii, l\lr.~i. liuttii- liiiyc-i'.<. iliilifax, \Varticn Mrs Peters. Ciiirliiiii. N. B. ;l\lisslls.r1lct. Siiiitli, St. -l oliiiz Ciaiiluctor, Mrs Cassie lii'u\\'u i’iig- \\-ii.~li;1t`liiiplrtn, Miss i"ioi'antc l\lcl{iiy St. Strpiirii. inside Guard Miss Liiurii licei'~ t`liiii lnttetowii: Outside Giinrd Mrs S. liiissell; Springhill.

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(Too late for Classification.) _________..._?i.___-_-_-

BWOUNI i-On Friday last, in this city i.

small sum of money. Owner apply

here. lliil Ili.

TNTANTED- A girl for general house-

work. Apply to Mrs. A. N.

McKay, Upper Prince Street ifivl tf. ,€

T0 LET-House on liillsboro Street

ncar Hillsboro Square,with iii rooms.

Has all modern conveniences. Apiily tn W. W. Wellner. i.’id lf.

WAN1`l<lll.-Teacher for Mciirloiv

Bank School. Supplement $25.00.

Midsuininervaeation. Apply to Samuel iirnke Cornwall. l1id2w Lwli

WANTEii-First or second class it-ai-li -

er for Briicklry School District, No

H5. Suppleiiieiit $25. Apply iit once to Williniii Pi.-rcv, Suc`_v of ‘i`i'usteeP. Add- ress liriickluy Point Road. llld tf.

lR_El\li<lMBEil.-'l`hu.t everybody reads

rr morning paper as the news is then

fresh and up-to-date, and that at some time during the day iwevyboily is likely to hay the goods advertised wiiilc their uiiud s still bright and active.

Eeinennial teas

.ii ine riser oi ine"ri=i.e`)i¢riAa ces-

telinial suviccs to be held at Cove Head on

WEDNL`SDAY.A\`G_. 22nd

as already announced, the ladies of

the congregation will furnish fables on the grounds adjohiingihe church at

COVE HEAD

ion worthy of pubiiid patronage.

'Adiniss on to tea a5c, to dinner 5oc.

liy order of Committee.

Cove Heed.

. Dimieriables, ies tables, ice cresm_ l booth, candles. fruit|,iefnperate drinks,` etc., will be furnished on 1 large scale. No pains will be ii cred to make ihlal

JORl)Al\’S EMULSION

\\ a\~i>xiiiiiiii1'Il .iiiii ti'-icil iii ilii~ il1i~|iiti\l iii .\iniili'uiil :ind \\'n.- iw,-A-iiiiiiiwiiili-ri ii~ l-i ein.-~.

I also liiive ii.-cd ilii- l-liiiiiisiiiii iii iiiy pierc-

ii~¢- ini' iiiu past 1iyi:;iy.~=iiiil find goml rt-~iili~ frriiii it :intl will wiiiiiiiiiir in ii~i' iiiiil i'i>f-niii-. iiii-.iid it in iiiy piitii~iiir~iiiiil llic iiiililin.

ll. Bl. lli)lll']il'l`>|i_\, lil li.

(‘riip1\\iii, Jiiii. l.~i, lliiiti-T-'.'ii~i\ .li

and ti'a\`i-lril extensively for n New iiavcii

{ :L5 CENTS PER MUNTH SINGLE COPY ’L‘\‘\'0 CENTB

' ` “~ ' 'wr 1:: 4.-1. .11-;-:D-:Te

AENSLISH HEEEAT

MUNTHEM TEAM

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,ln Game of Association Foot~ ball-~Had Easy Time Hold- ing Local Men.

hl~».\riv.i»:.\i. August 12-(Special)-The

Lfoiiiiiliiiiiis, thc l-Iiiglish association footlitillii-iiiii which will tuur Cymgdg ,

[and the l'nite1l States won first match by defeating an all Iilonfrcal eleven here

Sdtuiwliiy iiy six gonis to ¢,w0_ The 2000

.spectators were ki-pi. wiiiting until1_‘:fivs 0'cloci:u\\iii-,ftutlie late arrival ol rho

visitors iiiiiii Quebec ivliere they landed

from the Alluii Lint-i' \ ii-toriu.

Most of thi- i'orintliiiins are old varsll-y

|i:‘iyf~r.-':\ii~l licl-l the local iiicii easily

ilirnuglinui, 'l`|ii» iinli llini; were \\'i\.-i 2 to i, in ilu- .~\-1-incl luili iliv \>isitor.~i drew

zi\\';iy.

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THE NEW Mill

SEHVISE TU TLB.

inaugurated on Saturday by The Dominion Liner Ott- awa~~0ne Week for

Con-'son iiiiil lilrs .P. \Vi'ill also u sister . Ql`1fi11T‘. -\I1i£\-ist 11. i5li0C1l111“'1`110 Dom'

. iiiioii liiici' tittiiwa, iiiiiiigunriiting the

1\\'\\' rciriit- lietvreen Cniiiida and

(lruiii lirituiii sailed from licrc today.

A 'l`li¢.-Itlt tawu. carried it siitisfiictory connlgn ' uicnt ii large batch of mail niuttcr having iii‘ri\'uil frosii llie Nortli \Vcst SBt\llIdlY_

iirilay next.

UVEHEEUW

UUEENS EUUNTY.

Iiliss I\l.\i:i iilypsyi \`r»ii.nii \\'ii.‘4 taken

io liter liiliiic oii Sai iiiiiiiy iiiulit fi'Din the Cliiirlnticttvtfiwri iiuspitiil. 'l`lioui:li she is ix-covuiiiig .sloiiiy iruiii lier illness her i-oniplctc recovery is hoped for soon.

Mlnard s Linimeni for sale evsrvwhere.

A~~ _=

zinc*

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