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_ - NEARS COMPLETION, and now daily grows in beauty and interest l ! ’ ' ` ‘ _

GRAND LABOR DAY PARADE September rst,in which over Four Thousand Men and Horses will participate; culminating with a splendid

the Grand Stand. The Largest Parade ever attempted in the Maritime Provinces. ` - _ ` ~ ‘

_ _ ENTRIES in every branch and department come in very rapidly, and exeeed in Importance and Variety all expectations. f .

NOVA SCOTIA LIVE STOCK will be well represented.; » I ` __ _ _ " I V ~ _ A _

HOR SE SHOW F EAT URES‘promise' an unusual treat to Horsemen of various fancy. _Large drafts fronitwo of the StateS,will_`

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2.24 Class-Trot and Pace, Purse $2 50. 2.40 Class-Trot and Pace, -

2.28 Class-Trot and Pace, Purse $2 50. Ffee_fo,._Au_T,.ot and page, _ ,_;_§_ ` A ` O

Address all Entries and Communications to _ ~ Entries. for Races close 20th August - ' ' " ` ' '

`; INDUSTRIAL DEPARTMENT, nearing completion; increasin daily in beauty. and interest. Il In I hi , ef

MACHINERY HALL a whirl of Manufacturing Processes; Blast Furnace, Foundry, Basting, Molten Metal Work, ALL etc., fi I AMUSMENTS-a Galairy of Splendid Attractions, including the “ORIGINAL.CYCLE WHIRL” the sensation of the -age, on wliichi_the_`fol1owing _ i

_ _ Frank Lawrence, Champion quarter-mile, Western Canada; Will Greenough, Champion half-mile, Western States; George Larsén,"Ax`ist`ralia IBO PARALLEL TO THE GROUND while in motion, thus apparently defying the laws of gravity I I I n - I A _ ‘ 'fi ‘ I I L I

The MONTE MYRO TROUPE of European Eccentrics, with their clever acts-and lots of others of the BEST. ‘ - ._ I __ I __ ___ ,_ _ __ _

_ MAGNIFICENT MOVING PICTUES, The King’s Coronation. from Photos SPECIALLY TAKEN during the Pageant; The Destruction of- St. ‘Pierre,*f`rom

IMMEDIATELY AFTER, showing the Moi_intain_iii full activity; THE GREAT BULL FIGHT at King Alfonso’s Coming of Age, etc., etc. - I A I

SUPERB,»FIRE\/VORKS, including Specially Set BATTLE PIECES, the BOMBARDMENT on THE TAKU FORTS, etc., etc.

GRAND BAND CONCERTS DAILY, by the Best Bands Obtainable. ' ‘ ' _ __ _ _

” SEPTEMBER 5th-Two Performances-Afternoon and Evening of the CORONATION CHOIR from Westminister Abbey, which sang at the Coronation _Cereinonyon 9th'

RAILWAY FA RES-Single Fares _for the' ROUND TRIP Daily, from all Points on the Dominion Atlantic Railway, good to return Sth September. je _ _ _ INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY--Single Fares for the Round Trip, from all Points in Nova Scotia, on Aug. 29th, and znd & 4th Sept., g0od.,to_. return 8_th.Sept_

a. s. emsnsori, io. w.

Acting President, St. ]ohn, N. I _ Manager andfN_.fB_

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BIRTHDAY OF FRANCIS JOSEPH- ,

Bro to-day with a review of 30,000 trocp=. I ' ' gg* ' _ _ __ __ _ _

NEVEBHEARD OFA vionsa cAsE_C8pl8|l1 Newman and HIS 500 M808 H16 Tflp lll Illlfly-SIX ' ' I .

SILK

I posure and long sitting in ne posit' ` . - ` _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ We spoke the Red Sm gina ____e;?n‘_’_;’r _ \Ve were the first with nerve enough to import a full range of _ waht* _ KmeIenu~Aug....t im., mid-A,1,,,,i¢_ 1; 'We now have coniidence enough to place on our counter. _ I i “After this we encountered a series of ' . » ' I ' i .4 _ I ` I I ` A

:$3 S;V¢1‘¢ ?;l_'_es;__I»;.nd dthe hardships f _ ` It BOSGUIHE I _ .

Krea a fare we ld 7. _. . ' 5 , - _ = -

____m_______ We did not gpeak ___ c<;\;o__:_‘_’__ _» _ If your size is here and the color right, we guarantee you a sn;-Pése in _ ,_ VSSBCI \ll'|I7lIA\1l!l1SI’. 13, when We met a. ` f ' ' I ' -‘ ' I I I I ' I

........... ............. ....1 .... 3....; Read o=\.Tl\ohfl'|~|rry on tosllk Waist Islands. Thoselastninety miles were thel _ ` _ ' `. ` _ I -_ " 5" ' »‘ ' _ . - _.-0. 1°-1.-sexe... ...in my nf.. 1_......1.» I . _ No Bnoltilonhon all \Vondnl-i|_s__I5_!__;n_Ig|os_.l it I _ i

not_hesxt ite, hovs ever ti try the voyage I » _ _ _ _ _ r r "

*fa “-" A s a The first en the use ie e pe ie embroidered sg ~ it I * si 1 f

‘Th _ 1 _ ' _ _ _ rp _F _ e Pnce so .-`f1_.,. -_-_ , _ ;____. ___ ' the l:u;‘;Y88BrS rife I USC!! the Mil 0_|‘l_ tageta _vvalst sue 3_4, Pnce 75 _ _whlte taseta Slze 36 $9.00 _for ____ ___ I1. Captain Newman lost thirty Sale nee S 2. _ $~ oo- ~ _ _. -Ta‘ek“_ .bor I»9n_ndsin_weignnen tiietrip, butnis sen P 5' 5' . __ J 7' . ‘ .' » - a I ' ~ ’

seems toheve derived behest from the S.”-"et canan' shafieS'.°mb’°‘de’* Pmk tageta me 36» $7 5° f°"I exm,-;e,,,,e_ - _ ‘ ed in black and white,size 34,$8.75;_ 6.15. _ _ " _

i; _ __ _ _ sor $_c_S.85 i » ._ Old rose size 32, $12.00 for_

.r A SURPRIS1NG_DISC0vERY_ I Crimson tadeta Duches from size. 6 oo. _ _ I

You will he surprised in 4 in Cat. 34’ $.63/-5 for 5'25‘ . ' fn Red tageta .size 36’$7’50 for 6‘15 I

_I a,,m,,,,,,e to and hm, qmkf; igwm, Crimson cashmere size. 35, $5 75 Dark _Red size 34 $7 50 for 6.15, _, »;_:oln_in the head. The aiu-eeeb1e,_ pene-_lfor 5 2 5. _- _ ~ - __ Biscuit shade _newest style size

_a§‘d “p3a_f;g§'o;";‘L;"°:w§V°§gr Black Cashmere size 3_6, 5.75 for _3§_, $7.5o_ sale price .500 f

ilnngs, Inoue breath it cafrries instant. 5-25- ‘ ' ‘ 2 »r°7qu°15e Blue 'iagieltaai file 32,` _ ‘i§:t:e;°';;gf°mu'i°”S~ °f Kgfg" li{°f°S'iDc' Crimson new style. box plait, $7.25 for 5 25. » ~ ' l" f

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l_e<»_1.i...i.e.. ....§...'§§'f`°’ “" M S up °.11¢W_fr°11f»=1ew Sieve $7.50 for 5 50 eiimeion Tigena Wikia and hey” i ‘ __A trial_»ill eonvitnce you that _Cater-1, Royal Blue Cashmere new style, Sgt ‘ ' mmmed' mtgs bI“§k' gi? < ll' (`-Z'3|‘.|9l bh Le, ., '.~ _ ~ ' ‘ , . .2 . `

in thepost olllceyesterday and immediate- . and rleussaoii iiiiiie iid; Cbld;?mCaiTiti(i°h{ :I S126 38’ $575 for 4'5°' . _ I _ 3 Torquise Blue,Size` 36 87.2I>fgi.' 6. 2?

ly thousands ot fleas jumped our. ‘ Bégrn-;_ii_it_i§, o.1;i_;\;._i;_m;2a_x):_;i_ Lung 3 _Pretta white taffeta silk Waist, , 'Fawn Taffetta-Size 34’ $5 75 for 5 25 l Shades

I - e 1, ' .sv ° ' . ' §@i_ze 25a. Druziist or N. U. Poison 'Q?>.,1_l?hght1v crushed but not S°1led$8‘75 _P1'¢ttY S11a_d€ Of Callafy. Ujlmmedl This is the i:est_oii`er ever made in

KlNG’S HOSPITAL FUND GROWS. "_ kmgsttn, Ont. I 0Ii35~0C;-_f 1 h d f I t with black ribbon ro;§ttes, _size 34, ‘ the silk shirt wais' line. Be the iirst

___ I _ _ _ C311 1 11 S 8. 8 0 l11al1V€ 6 8 " - _ ,75 01' 6_- _ ‘togecure 0ng_ _

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HAmL'ro.\ s MANDRARE Pii.I.s CURE Wlth alow yoke egect handsomely. ~ ,»

- Tells How He Was Cured.

NAPANIE, Ont.. August 18-('3pecia1)- -

Everybody in this nelshboehooif knows ‘ Simon - Warner, and ail who know him l know tlratfora longtime he was a helpless , cripple with Laine Bac'-'. '

He was so bad that his wife had to lit }

him in and out of bed for in-mths. I A neighbor whohad been cured by Dodd’s

Kidney Pills recommended this remedy to Nr. Wnmer. I They cured him or m iletely and he says:

' “Hy wife and Ihave used in all about 25 '

boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills and I can' certainly recommend them very heartily' nan cure for lame_back for they cured me, ’ lldl never heardof aworse oaee than‘ the.

VIORI.D’S Y. M- C. A- CONGRESS.

Cniusrnu, Nonwav, Aus. 18.-Ahontl

1,I_ll) foreign delegates, representing 31 I nations ue here to attend the Young, ' 1{en'l Christian Association World’a Con- I

grass which will open to-morrow and la.~t ‘ nutil AMW! 24. The United Sta‘es sent

~ 88 ollicinl representatives. ;

lo sent direct to the diseased l

gxtsby the Improved Blower. i

eals the ulcers, clears the air -

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` pgggageqntops droppings in the ;

throat and pxermanan y cures l

= Catarrll and ay Fever. Blower l _ Eos. AIIdeaIers.orDf.A.W.Chazei

._ ” ` lfodldm Co.. Toronto and Buifala

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“_ BEEF IRON

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WINE ‘

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This preparation is n1ade_ ° l

from Fresh Beef, Ammonia” I bought I. horse with a supposedly

.Citrate of Iron and pure im- L_ th cf;-'m%‘fiz‘;§.;°dL1'§.fI'f__‘_:’ex,,,b,t_` 5 _ p01'C¢<I Sherry- If C01I1bi11€S M:EN'r, me sold mm in four months fer' ~ ' I

_ ' ff th 1 _ ssaoa P»ense=.Lii.iment., $54.09.- mls' Pleasan om e va ‘H Morse DEROLCE, Bieyeiists and su athlete aspen

ab e ““t"iti°“5f» ~t°“i°s an I .neteixeepei-, If BENrI.nIrs»I.miment to keep - 'd stimnhtl-ng Pl'°I’¢T1i¢5f°f its' stesimps. Que.. Nev, ies, 1901. niim_umi;er_ spameeeiam mm

° IIS. Prompt results f I ' _ . “ ».--.-.,......._......_.._-.--_j_fa`_ F I follow its use in cases of 1 BEFEATEQ-

__,_._____._________,___.,_._____.___,____.___l xinusiii Iiulin .missin ini lilili|i_oNE HUNRES

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Days-They Rarely .Used their Sails..

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FALMQUTH, England August 18.-’

Captain Newman and his son, Eiward arrived here to-night in the thirty-eight

foot kerosene launch Abiei Abbot Low, in which they sailed from New York July

9.h. '

In an interview .Captain Newman Said: "The launch has proved herself a noble

boat, but We experienced awful times since we left New York. Several times in terrible gales, we nearly lost our drag anchor, owing to the gear chafing away. We voyaged 3-14.6 miles. We had great trouble with the kerosene, because the tanks which held it broke and the oil flooded the cabin. My boy became ill and homesick. I suffered gi-eat ly from ex~

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NOW AN INVESTIGATION.

PrrrsBURG, PA., Aug. 18.-Postmaster

Grier, of Allegheny, has sent. to V. J. Bradley, manager of the railway mail service in New York, atelezraphic request for an investigation and the immediatell 'punishment of the clerk whois guilty of a joke played on the -Allegheny post office. A “tie sack” from New York was opened

LONDON Ang. 19.-King Edward has

devoted the gift of $50,000 received from _ . ._ ~ ` the lilararejnh cf Gwallor to the hosp' ‘

-isa PAW' c so-

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CAPE Town exulsmoii

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O'rrAwA, August 19.- The board of tra/'e i

I has been _invited to participate in the bigl _ _ _ _ _ _ exhibition to be mil in cape Tewn from; ` ‘ ‘ "' ; ; _ I »

_T November, 1903 to February, 1904. Theyl ` ‘ ~- _ _ PINE custom Ililoiims fTh'e managementof theexhibition _ “ _ Q _’* _. " ' f f ' __

very desirous no haves. lirge Canadian _ ` ' » , ` _ ’ ~ _

the Custom Tailoring is the

number of new customers

valneszin reli and tdoigtall

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White Wash Silk, size 34,

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Grey _'I`aEeth;,size 16, Cream Taietta, 'size

`#8 for oo."

. ’ _ _ .7 _ Yellow Taifetta, size 34, 5 5 ._

_ f 7.5ofor6.I5.

Oldrose l:aE_eta_ s_ize.36, _ '

` _ I 7_.5o for 6.15

'Blue silk with white__'dot

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And many others in the leading

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