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guarantee
that my Kidney Cure
will cure 90 per cent.
of all forms of kidney
°0mi>ialnt and in
mllny instances the
most serious forma of
31’l8ht’s disease. If
the disease la corn-
Dlioated send a four-
ounce vial of urina
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The “ E. T.” Corsets are beautifully
c.~»ri>:.~.;:tc<l on natural principles and
‘ give no undue pressure-they readily
yell to e~.-cry movement. They are
we-‘J -ii in difierent shapes to suit var-
i » ~_ 5.1 vs oftigure. They are the most
_ -i 1-:tl f. . -:sets obtainable. The material
R3 “-1 1 nvorltiiianship are the best and most
;‘ i.~_~\.lf-rn.
All s:--apes, all sizes and all shades.
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Desirable __Residence,
For Sale by Auction
I am instructed by Mrs, Dorsey to
foot
sell by auction, at the premises Pownal
Street, “Opposite St. James Church,’
on Wednesday. the 19th day of Sept
instant at 12 o'clock noon-
Her desirable property comprising a
lot of land fronting 80 feet on Pownal
street and extending- back 126 _r
ith cottage and out_buildings allm
gbod repair-
re-
Anyole wishingto inspect the p
muses can do so any time before the
sale.
R. BEAIRSTO,
Auczioneer.
12 lls.
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Don’t Neglect
Your Watch
coolong without cleaning, or with
damaged parts it may be worn so bed
ly an to deesroy its usefulness as
b
your Watch Doctor and if in need of
repair-she will advise you accordingly
and perhaps save your watch-
' WE BOAST on our repair dept!
mont turning out first-class work only.
WB GUARANTEE ALL one wonx; if you
have not given us a trial it will pay
youtodosoand wewill be pl
to see you at Gniwr Gsoaoa S'rBl1='r-
W. N. TANTON
If you allow your watch to run
eased
Sign of the Big Watch
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iiomiay, August. 2015 W
At 0.30 a. m. A thorough “nd P"‘°ti°°1
rmiuino is given in the following;B00k
Keeping, Commercial LuW~ Arithmetic’ `
Penmanehi Eu Iish Correspolldeuce, .____
GERTRUDE
Who Silent thc Summer
Pioiiliii 'P01s0N1Ns.f
Ate§False Watercresses at her
I New YORK, Sept 11 _-Gertrude Coghlan
was unable to attend rehearsals of “Vanity
Fair” yesterday. owing to the fact that
she is at her aunt`s house in New Rochell `
suIi`ering\§roui a severe case of ptomaine
poisoning. »,
Berkeley Lyceum on Saturday, went to
the home of her aunt, Rose Coghlan, in
New Rochelle, to Spend Sunday evening
and the bill of fare contained, among
other things intended for real healthy ap~
petites, such edibles as oysters ani
lobsters and watercress. Miss Coghlan is
particularly fond of watercress, and she
was the only one around the hospitable
board who ate much ofthis dish.
Sharp” star, said she was getting along
nicely and would probably be able to
appear at rehearsal this afternoon.
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_ Souris ay Victim of
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House in New Rochell and
Was Taken Ill.
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Mass cegi.1su,aff@r the reh`éi=-Sai at the
When she became violently ill during
the night and a physician was called it
was easy to trace her illness "to ptomaine
poisoning, and to lay the blame for it to
the alleged watercress. Some of the
weedy growth which remained in the
kitchen was examined and the physician
saw at once that itwas what was known
as “false watercress,” a. plant which has
been known to cause death. “False
watercress” bears about the same relation
to real watercress that a toadstool does to
a mushroom.
Miss Coghlan`s life was probably saved
by the prompt action of ber aunt and the
physician. She was still too ill to appear
for rehearsal yesterday, but Manager
James Delcher, who went to New
Rochelle yesterday to see his “Becky
_ _;3§-'-_'F5
Nervous and p
Debilitated.
almost a vletlm of les-vouevreetration
-wae|\eetoredtollelltha|\d8tl'¢iill1l
by Dr.chaae’e llenefood.
Hrs. D. W. Cronsberry, 168 Richmond
street west. Toronto. Ont., statesz-
"My daughter, who news in a white
goods manufactory, got completely
run down by the steady confinement
and close attention required at her
work. Her nerves were so exhausted,
and she was so weak and debllitated,
that she had to give up work entirely,
and was almost a victim ot nervous
prostratlon..
she began to use it, and was benefitted
from the very first. It proved an ex-
cellent remedy in restoring her to
health and strength. After having
used four boxes she LI now at work
again, healthy and happy, and attri-
butes her recovery to the use of Dr.
Cha.se’s Nerve Food."
As a blood builder and nerve restora-
tive, Dr. Cha.se’s Nerve Food is of ln-
cstimable value. It makes the blood
red, the nerves strong, and the whole
system healthy and vigorous. 50c a. box
-at all dealers, or Edmanson, Batel
B Co., Toronto.
ANOTHER BOXER "GONE" WRONG_
Followed in the Steps of Corbett and
 New Y0m<,septemb@r 11._“Ki.1" Mc-
C05’ and his wife have both filed petition
for divorce. She has named more than
one corespondent, and late last night her
counsel said, if the matter was no
settled out of court, the lady might tell a
at really sensational story.
, This threatened revelation was sup-
posed to have reference to the recent
M0005'-Corbett fight, and the inference
is that Mrs. McCoy can, if she must,
Quite out-do Mrs. Corbett in thi owing the ‘I
' :sleigh “pee thot new tenets borne. I
British Engineer Says it is :Possible o
Talk to Ships Bight cr Ten Miles
BRADFORD, England Sept. 10.-At the
session of the physical science section of
the British Association for the Advance-
ment of Science, now in annual session
here, Sir Henry William Preece, consult.~
ing engineer to tthe British postcdlce,
made the interesting announcement that
as result of his experiments with wireless
telegraphy he had found it quite possible
to- convey audible speech six to eight
miles across the sea. without wires. He
added that it was a. practical commercial
system and might be extended to com-
munication between ships and the shore. = Swede beat the 5013/59!" Ch8»ml>l0l1 T/helfy
Mrs. Corbett Formally Brings Suit
NEW YORK Sept. ll-Mrs. James
Corbett formally notified Howe 8: Hu
mel yesterday to bring suit again
“Gentleman Jim” for separation with
alimony. \\`hen Mr. Corbett departed
suddenly for Europe Mrs. Corbett de- 'i
clarefl that she would suefor ri separation
but later denied any such intention.
Many Of her friends were much sur-
prised that she carried out her original
threat.
Mrs. Corbett has now stopped talking
for publication. At iirst she couldn't talk
enough about Mr. Corbett’s cruelty to her
and his fake fight with McCoy.
AFRICANS IN PARIS SUFFBRING.
Climatic Conditions Too Severe for the
was unugually cold, and so far Septemb er
has been still more unseadonab .
As aconsequence the African tribes are _
suffering greatly, which, combined with _ ,
homeeickness, makes the semi-savages re- `€h5"mPi°° Mm¢f_"T°i?81¢d in °:3iS°9if°"*, _
bellious and also intensely disagreeable
toward visitors. Ugly rows are daily
affairs in the Dahomey, Madagascar, and
Tonkin villages.
PARIS, Sept. 8.-The last part of August
le
At the last World’s Sunday.School Co
vention heid in London, England, they
on one shelf, no twoof the some langua
There is no other book in the world th
has been printed in so many diifere
languages, or in so many sizes or she
as the Bible. More copies are soldannallyp _m
than five of the most popular novels com- `
ined. This condition has been largely
~mc‘c'
3
nudity' -
,ed by the International Sunday-school 'Lamb (lb),
onvention. Mr. Marion Lawi-en
Toi ' U8
lvl . » s
:£1-k to those who wish to learn in
about it. -
na. P/uucsa To QUIT voir
____ is
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Famous Congregational Preacher of
. » °‘ Hearing ot Dr. Chase°s Nerve Food, Lonion City Temple* to Retire. geetgs, per bunch . . _ _ _ . _
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F' ' or . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ . . .
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LONDON, Sept. 10.-_Dr. Parker, t
the famous Congregationalist preach
of the London City Temple, has announ
ed his intention of retiring next year.
Dr. Parker is 70 years old and he has been
inecnsolable since the death- of his third
wife last year. During the last thirty
years American visitors in London have
always made it a point to hear Dr. Parker
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Business Blethodb Sh°"I‘h°°d* Ty pewnt' | I The late keeper ofthe archvies at Harri-
ing e c Save time by taking 0”’ °°“"°' em has been discussing the question of
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> to securing P05* the antecedents of the Boer General J ou-
   Special Barga\ns_ 5  
Speciil attention
' bert and among other remarkstsays an
Empresscoxr spo ) '
ISA A C ox EN H A M ’ mg curious statement.- Through the
' ’ _ l€l'»0l`-   marriage of one of Joubertfs forefathers,
Prmclpal & Bmpr M a Joubert with a. certain Desmiel, Piet
I » 3_ 1900_ d&wtf . Joubert, the general, was really entitled
Ch town’ Aug f f ' ' ' K1'-‘L  L0 call Queen Victoria “cousin.” Strange
‘_ _Y ,L_ . _An-if J f
asit may appear to some, the maker o
In Boys’ and Men’s heavy this statement is quite prepared to as-A
BOCES xnonstrate the truth of what he says by
. Tan ° h- for Fan documentary evidence. He gives the gen-
JUST. E110 t ‘ng I ealo of the Joubert family, stating that
_ SY V
__ , Wea[_ R€d\1GP.d U01 it comes from Eoitou (France) ands that
9 ° " UC(-ld 1,90 the Boer general is a descendent in a dir-
Q wen S  D0 red $ -' ect line from the Knight Joubert Gran
1 1 . _ p __ _ , _ d
Mallllidiiluials & mmm' nam' ,l\I<-211'; 1-9? reduced L90 Master of the order of sworn of Jeru-
..f Boys' 1.73 l'6dUC8(l 1.40 salem in 1169, and that a great-great
h ° 1 60 reduced 1 15 grandson ofthe sud knight was ruled
` 0i|SYout Ss » ` _ _° . _ __
Refined and Liiliriollilll Auboule of dressmg glven 1;; itféiiigsrznginh m13.»6m_ me borne of
nm mli\¢.t¢lli\¢» wi* iii' with every pair Sold this
Goldie &.Go’s nil lull lull at Hur week, _ ' _~_________... pg
Singh!" °‘h..n"‘ mu “GE so". ' Seed window. I 'ro cure a com _iv ‘fue _
.IOUBERT fA COUSIN OF QUEEN.
ici-
Leaves His Wife.
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WILI.. DEMAND DIVORCE.
Against Her Husband.
Natives of the Dark Continent.
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.ight about by the great advance in
school work which has been fost~
ce,
edo, Ohio isthe General Secre
“ Send circulars describin .th
reach.. '
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Chicago Rider Defeat: Walthouflat News
Judge Stone on the Hedstrom paced
Walthour’s today. Ruel and Kent and
Blanchard and Hoyt paced Nelson., It» t
was the first meeting of Nelson and Wal- I
thour, although they inet for five miles -
while Nelson was an amateur. The little
by a hal! mile. _ ` p
It was different today. Nelson went
away in the lead. Walt.liour tacked on
and followed close. Walthour’s motor ‘
cut up in the second mile. Nelson rode
the first mile in 1: 45 3-5 and the second
_]_ in 1:33, lapping Walthour in thethird and
m_ j again in the fourth.
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Found Lying on Floor Choked by a Piece
Fnnnnnicroiv, Sept. 12.-Miss Charlotte '
Moore, a maiden lady who lived alone at
Eel River and sister of Frederick Moore, l
the well known millman, was found dead _
at her home on Wednesday of this week
__ by-Mrs. George Olts, a neighbor who was
1 in the habit of visiting the house once a
day. The poor woman whs discovered
lyin2 on the iiloor near ‘the dining room
table, and from appearances it wasevident
that she had choked to death by a piece of
meat becoming _ lodged in her throat. The
. I sad affair has cast a gloom over the com-
munity. ~ '
NEvfI:IAvnN,` September 11.-As the
result ofasplll at the Gohseum board _
track tonight Miller, the six days’ champ- 1
A GREAT BOOK. 3 io
` C0
u of the world it. is feared sustained f
ncussion of the brain and Archie Mc-_
Eacheru of Canada was also. badly in- _
red. The pace maker tandems were all
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'vm exhibited, side by side, 350 Bibles, ignfffezgleffninfffdrifi ilflfgleegix $238. if; ,
~ 8°- _ (one hour a- night) and coming intothe last
at » isp or the sand, miie the Menachem oin-
“5 dem sustalnsdapuncture and the swift
P" Canadian rider ran full tilt into his pace
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owls per pair
IT, Flourper cwt . . . . . _ .
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Oat l new cw
Hay per cwt
ii” oats
Turnips. per bus
bg Potatoes new bus.. _
er Mutton per carcass.
Parsley (per bunch)
‘P Onions pe* lb...
Squash each . . . . .
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Carrots, per bunch . . . . . .
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Blueberries . . . . . . . . . _ _ . _ . _ . _
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VOICE FROM TI-IE FARM.
Tm the happy farmer,
I`m in my highest glee;
Every man who makes aspeech _
IS 'Wilkins straight to me;
Hopes I’m making moucy~--
I'm a yegular pet.,
Politicians all seem scared
For fear I`ll get in debt.
I`m not wearing broadcloth,
I've no horseless rig,
Just the same, at present
I am feeling mighty big.
Il. kind 0' puts 3, pg!-Sqn
To find that he’s the object `
Of SQ mitch solicitude.
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Nnw Bnnronn, Mass., Sept. 8.-John é
A. Nelson captured his seventeenth  5*
in twenty starts today when he defeated 
new-t_Wa1nm_s in flies-:__ tween,-g_iseN 5
paced race. Walthour’s pace cut up child- 
ly. The time was 33:47. '
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Was the question  of o ir hat man by _a genelemh~ what ~
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i beautiful new ‘Christys’ and was examining it. - _ I __
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man. Well send it up and here’s your`$2.i00-_ I just_°_ sayed -500* , it
on that hat. We know it, answered the hat man, in fact all our  1
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TWEXTY YEARS STANDING.
Trouble of a Norwich Farmer who was
Relieved by Dodd's Kidney Pills.
Nonwrcn, Sept. 10.-For twenty years 0
Mr. \Vilbert \Voodward, of Wilow Dell, »
bad that he was confined to his bed two
zlliliysi otiit ciftaqweek. f _Ltlis farmwsufl`ere1dhf|orr
eaco eeeolsnias r, an .
Wootgwarrxrl madliebepvery effort to find a
cure or i s trou e.
_ He says “I ` tried everything I ever
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ihreile bétkes bf theriiisfroni hd? Banndiif of
Norwich. and I am happy to say -they have
done me more good than all the other
medicines ut together that I got from the
doctor. Mp wife. takes -Dodd’s KidI1¢!
‘ Pillsfalso. fbr lame  hgild 
I 2§ii‘.?~iii1s 3?; his wana-y iii' remedies-..
I wooing unsly ne W0 dx” “ "°‘
thviig be without Dodd’s Kidney
rather _ ,_
Pills' in the house.
Consolidated `
has suffered with backache. He grew so -
I A 5 cent plug of
Twist chewing
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Non»Aseessable:and NoivPer-sonal  ____ lr
capital 5250.000, is Teiccest some Four Claims. il! crews ormteaf
with No Debtserlialailities. One Mile West of Roseland. Over f_V-ffl-;
600,000 Shares in Treasury for Development. ~
The Properties of this Company are situaled directly west and 600
feet lower in elevation than the famous Le Roi No.1 and Le Roi No.2.
that are now shipping 10,000 tons a week. The Working; consist *
of a Shaft and _Two Ttinnels, driven to tap the ore  on tht; _
separate and distinct veins. No. 1 Tunnel on this vein is in over 11 y
feet and No. 2 Tunnel on this vein has reached a depth ot 112_ feet. 3;
with three and one-half feet of shipping ore in sigllli- and '°‘°'Y"°°'3_i
of the ledge to cross-cut. The ore is identical wiirh thlggiea gfiln ig;
the High-Grade Gold Cooper Ore of the °8m_P- _ °° th; LX L_ “_ ~
been opened in tive places fp; 2000 feet, whichddlpiwin Btwn Coy.
joinipg, which is now shipping theul1;ghes`:;g’i;a $5! emo blacksmith
Umbla' S°v°"]b°‘1d.mg° are on no ter a d timber in
shops and large boardwg h°“9°' °'° ’ 'ith in n
abundance. -_ -
Oni' ase8y5ah&;°s;?€r?:;df:ot;ii)iei5.Seem st?i20b:slt.G0‘TheC‘ii,1'I:axii
apd iriver .gglway ,ff ,hm limes through the ground, 
Iiiigitsrlincloee at hand. and reduced charges ol 84-50 p8r_ toil '|01
sshipping and ameiting. and we are now ready to start shipping 
The Shu.” in thi, Compgny have been strictly pooled, and we
will issue Pooled Receipts only ur t‘l the Pool is dissolved. We need
money, and will sendyou 100 shares for 87.90... 1.000 501’ $60.09-
5,oo0 mr $215 00, and 10,000 for $500.00. Adams
JAMES LAWLER, Matnaginj Director,
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