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COTlISlflj
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nnualScotiisl1 Gathering who Took 3 cmmp while I
Clans. under 111° °\1SPi=¢S Bathing-Both Perished
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sas fare to Roy
turn on july aint, nos.
For prrz
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elisiand lull particulars see pro-
g am ie.
ALEX. MCDONALVY
Sei:’y isa
gtotuili
rues Cu r millee.
ra ina td
ri E325 I D E.
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G PARK GROUNn&
_QN_
ESDAY. JULY 20.
g are train ariangemeulnand fares.
1<AiN ARRANGEMENTS.
aEGt.'1,Are'r1tA1v.
rr leave Summeraide at 6.1o p. ni..
nirh at 7 p.i1i.
tions east of Royalty junction, cue
l
fare from there lo Surrimerride. good
regular morning )raiir Ind lpecial
lr mth. good to rr¢'urn july aint,
tone wry first rlrrru fare to :summer-
ular ini A on july igih, r1to:i to re-
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DAVID SMALL.
President.
n lHlll llllS
 cost His. Life
St. John, July 8.-James Malcolm, son
of Andrew Malcolm, of this City, a stu-
de it at Pine Hill College, ll -liiax, gave
up his life this morning in an unsuccess-
ful effort to save that ci a friend, Geo.
Usher, who was overcome in the waiers
of Viiir’s Cove, Grand Biy. The stretch
of water is part ofthe S _ John River and
neai by the C. P. R. stations ot G and
Bay und Westfield, popular is locations
for .surniner hcmes. Here Mr. Malcrlm,
who was well advanced along the lines of
his vocation, the ministry of the Presby-
terian Church, was stationed as a
oateclrlst during the College vat-_ntinn and
here already he was showing mar kcd
ability and aptituie in the work he had
chosen. He was iziving every promise of
becoming ri light in the cburcb, and his
preaching crowded the country church
Sunday nights.
This morning Mr. M ilcolm ani George
Usher started for a swim in the cove.
They had a raft and, having anchored it,
prepared fora plunge. Malcolm being a
good swimmer dived from tho sea side of
ilia raft. Usher who could not swim,
ieapei in on the shore side where the
water was shallow. \Vhen Malcolm
came to the surface ir. was to bear his
companion struggling and calling. Hi-
awarn round and found that Usher had
come up on his back.
He extended it pole to him and cai’ed
him to grasp ii., but Ushir sank a.rain.
Malcolm then dived alter his companion
several times, but finally did not come
up again.
Pearl Smith a lad on shore. who was
watching the swimmers tells these facts,
rindadds that he thought there were signs
of ti strugirle by the two men below the
surface. When he 'saw that neither ross
from the water, Smith hurried away 1 rr
THE
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Until further not-ice,
as followsz-
LEA
Truro 7.oo
" 2.45 p. xr _
m
Windsor
. .
Saturday
6 1 7
‘ 5
'Mend
VE
7.40 a. nu.
9.50 a. ra."
only.
H. V. HARRIS..
:GENERAL MANAGER.
dw Iyr
MIDLAND
All WAY
a. ni. Windsor 9.05 a. m.
.15 p. m. " 7.25 p. m.
ay, Wednesday, Friday aauil
trains will ruii
ARRIVE
" 5.00 p. na.
-ruro 9.55 a.. nz.
" 1.50 p. im.
illl
virices
Choice
and C
u 0 ' _ V
1' sympathetic words for t.he bereaved and
; praise for both young men. Umar, who
had raduatcd from the Iliizh School
l il
this year, bore a line character. ln
Sala* Qkceed ‘hat 0' ah,  addition to his fine intellectual and
|n gh’ Lowa' Pro. ~had been prominent on iDiihou=ie Foo-
, tswiuirner. Ivhar he-ri dec-iieil that an
at growth ‘of |ndi»~ L i__________
°V|0I’l- EVICTION BY RUM.
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The Profe
Medical
  ln the early years of lust century a
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Council und
of the Medical det,
Chariot
JUL
Persons
ation will
signed.
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desiring to take this examin-
apply at once to the under-
ebest Footwear void wili_
and sell nt the lowest price.-
er the Provisions
will be held at
. D;,_Rcgistrar.
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help,bur, when me neighbors came there
was nothing to d , but search for the
bodies.
Msloolin's body was firstlrroughr. ro the
surface, and a (ew minutes after' Usher ~
was raised. There were only 5,! feet of
water where the bodieslay. It is thought
that Usher was attaelrefl by cramps and
pisslbly that the some thing happene:l to
Malcolm or els s he was held tight in the
grasp of the drowning youth whom he
souzht to save
'Desperate rflkirt to callback life 'ta the
siilled form-r was made. Br Warwick
was on hand roou, barrels were procured
and under his direction evr-ry possible
effort was made and was 'kept up for
hours to rvscuscltate the men. Brit ali
work wnsdruiiless. Death had come.
Rein' ivos of both men had teen notified
and M»\lcolur‘s three bro'hers ro is to
-Grand Buy and aided in tnefcilorts of the
` workers. 'l.'.~be1's body was taken to his'
iar_her's homo and Maicoirn’s was brought
1 to the Olty tonight.
"‘he community is shocked by the
disaster and on every hand are heard
moral qualities, Malctlru was an athlete
bail team and was a remark this izond
inquest is not necessary.
iWriti.en for Thn ‘Guard ian.)
tr/ict rflund along the shores of l’. E
[~la`nd was net. led by ii colony from the
Wea »e--n l-lands nf Scntlaritl ; tht-_v hui
been uehrirbora in thc old land, nearly ull
of them born the satire name and trrlomred
io the satire church. Like most immi-
gmr, r,q»r;hey were p‘or on arrival in Amer-
ica, but bcinlz iaduslricus, fruual and
honest. they g rt on rupli ly and before
mary years they were in a limited sense
independent. The excellent soil and
shore whvenlerices of the location eolcot-
ed iraqdmbrma muah to di with their
ug;-ly prosperity. The province had no
nanks at the time but year alter yeir such
lrrmily increan -d the deposit of gold in toe
proverii'i6istockirrir;whan the second gene-
ration arriv.-fi un ite stage that found
ulonty of everything rreediul. rewived io
b-gin life ai. I-tio big end and to draw iroin
the fundl. Durinrz the fall and winter
months, but few uightr pnswd wiilizllt u
not-iii ;1.ithcr‘r‘rz nt. sinre hmm; ltr ilre
,,,¢,,',,_n,,,,,r_ ,only r-vi-rv iunuc lrftri .r
violin nnroriu tl_e nsfei.-r rirr-l out-_ _or more
to perform onlt. West india rum was clinip
in those days and ilowefi almost like
water at these merry makings or spreea
as they called them. Scaroely an incident
tranrpiredin the family but was associ-
ated with libatinns of intoxicating
liquors, the infant inhaled its fumes with
the first breath it draw, and when the
lrfunrislrn lnv r’nv\'ri nft 'i' Iii/-'~ iliful i`f‘1'rr,`
|,Im lm l»~. |r'\~a1~ I rrrtr.|:\ i :I ld* i-ill"`f'- l
n_,_..,| :,,,, .~_r'u .I iiriq.-~a 1' u"l rr i
|,,.4r vw-7 tum 3, |r|~<rr Hliirtx
av
@- *
but were never redeemed, and ini/ this
war ttierrrarid children of those sttiriy
pioneers who had made life a alloc-ss
were replaced hy others, ar that for a
number of years not one of the original
rice Inhabltei the district; no prominent
min traces his birth or parentage tb the
community under review; they left one-
by one and nlsappeare-1 completely as
the levi ll =brew tribes who became merit- ;
*ad with the Gentiles. T itlr church and
pastoral residence, rcnsidercd mairnifi
eentin their day, arc now standink idle
owing I0 the present inhabitants d|l*l`.ri~‘il|
lu their form ofreliglon from those vthn'
cu`- (own the forest utd cleared the sril
of its ttumns. ,
The above is no fancy sketeli, but is
true ta rheletter;in was not a case of
eviction by a. cruel, hnrJ;bearted__Jend-
lard or bad laws, but eviction by rum and
its various conzeaers. The name of tie
Set ltmcrt is withheld for obvi us
reasons.
I
i
called him. was one cf the most popular
students that ever attendei Dalhousie.
IIe was it handsome manly younz ie low
who marie friends everywhere while his
many adni'rers` outside the Univ.-rflty
circle. He was ciptain of the Dalhcu ie
Team in1i)02, and was one of the best
forwards that thc Coll ge ever had. Mr.
-Milculu was vell known to Charlotte-
town athletes and especially the
Abegwoit iootball team against whom he
playel iu lliliiax ]
THE* HOME COIVIERS.
C U Davrein. Q rebec Cty
J W llungnn, East B,-stun
Mrs A Chisholm. North Atileborx Mass
Dorothy li Chisholm, North Anlletroro
Miriam M Chisholm, North At lebcro
Mrs J Gillis, So. Brewer, Muir e
L ttie S.-iwyer, liledforri, Miva
Lucy A Hunter, Neato'1,Ma~s
Alice Ilinter, Ciniicm, M une
Jchu A Doucstte, Rurufnrn Fails, Miine
Jas Dunn, Plymouth, N ll
\V A McKay, New Be iford, Mats
Fred J Crrew, New Bedford
Joe A Gnu let, East Cambridge
Caroline Cousins, Porrmouth, N ll
.l E Mclutosir, Portsruouvh, N ll
Mrs. J A Thomas, Llrlton, Miva
Miss M Clark, T- rmto
Geo A Walker, Toro rto
Mrs M Walker, To-o rto
J ll Walk r. Toronto
Ml~s Euhel Roberts rn, Toror to
Mi~s Flo l/ndner, Toronto
_ Miss H D xnn, Toronto
Fred lilinaay, 'l`oror\t.r
Mrs Pnllin Barnard, Chelsea, Mass
.lnhnson Clark, Amherst, N S
, ll .rriet A McKinnon, Concord, N ll
Minnie McKinnon, Concord
Mrs Jas Malibu, Concord
M -rs: -rn. Mohan, C mcord
rl.:-rrr--I Mo I\~. U mcord
F.rr-l i’¢r»-r~. Qu hee City
F.-lui; .fl '-1.14-4 hec City
Mr- :I Ii M u-fi -I ', Ywrruuruh,
E Jn lil '-r"h~ Hx, Lyun
A~u.r»~R.1he»tson, Lynn
Mi rr F.i1~_~ythe, L-Vnn
Gilbert- Arsrrinqii., Aflamaville,
Sviir- Reid., Cnurbririgge
Mra R C H-iyeu, Simei-ville
P--ari \V|lliaiu.\r, S mrcrvnile
Eirnvr Hayes, S uuerviile
Chester I-lan es, Scrnrrvillr-_
Rabrrr. I Hayes, Somerville
lirlrs Iii R se, Oaiaborua
_ Mrs Eirzibe-h Rrlson, Iriwrcnee. Mass
‘ Miy Mc[’nee, boston
Fic lk. Kakir, West Slmervillo
Mrs Fiedk K iksw, West. .soruerviilc
E P Straw, \Vt-si. Mo iiom
May Arsrririult, Linton
Frank Robertson, Aorher i., bl S
Milne
` X Il!
BIG DIAMOND DISCOVERY.
Lirsrrtiw. July i-An iurportarrv. dis-
covery oi riiaruouds in the nuiirix hm#
been inside at Oikey C ook, tmerrty miles
iiornluvi-r-1-i',New Souzu \Vale~1. The
uuitrix is i ffleloric ini-k, which experts
claim to be o' slurlltr firuiutiou to the
South African tilauio1\ilPt-ti.
[".lIuirnia" Malcolm, as his friends) -
p.-owefs on the football field non h’ml
»-`»"i'f-I~i=ii§l\il
/_,,.
r
OR centuries the Japanese have
ernment protection, hy which the
male members of each succeeding family
are trained to wrestling. Although the
_laps are small in stature, yet they are
alert, quick and possess so much science
in wrestling that they can throw the best
wralera of any other country, though
twice their weight. Some years ago a
little Japanese wrestler threw the terrible
Turk, Yousout", who was twice his size
und weight. The Japanese quickness of
R~"‘v
IIZAPS VS.. RKJBBIALTS.
B practiced athletics. They have]
ereditary wrestlers under gov-
l
QI
should ask is, “ What is wrong with my
stomach?" If there are weak lungs,
the condition also points to “weak”
stomach. All physicians know that the
cure of consumption is but a question of
nutrition. If you can put flesh and fat
on the body the lungs will take care
of themselves. The one thing which
bullies the physician in the cure of lung
and other diseases is “weak” stomach.
If the stomach was strong he'd feel sure
of a cure. In fact, then, any condition
of physical weakness at once suggests
weak stomach. \Vl1cn the stomach is
Wind and alertness may yet cause the'nracle stron , the whole body regains
Russian giants to sue for peace. fstrength and every°organ of the body,
It is a proverb of jgipan t at a healthy I heart, liver, lungs, kidneys, etc., shares
‘stomach is the basis all strength. The 1 in this newly gained strength.
Japanese as li people are remarkable forl lt is because Dr. Pierce‘s Golden Med-
‘their health, endurance, patience and;ic.:il Discovery cures diseases of the
skill. They have n system of ph sicol istoiuach and other organs of digestion
training which is universally usetli Itjand nutrition that it gives strength to
is called the Jiu Jitzu, and by thisltlie whole body. When the weak stoni-
‘fhey regulate diet, bathing, clothing ach is made strong by ‘I Golden Medical
’breat_hing, muscular development and Discovery" then food is rfectly di-
bcxing. ' ested and assimilated, tg; nutrition
No man is stronger than his stoni- derived from food is distributed to the
rich. I/et the greatest athlete have dys-‘several organs of the body, and the
'gepsia an his muscles would soon fail. i "weak" heart which was weak because
hysical strength is derived from food. 'it was not well fed becomes strong
If a man has insufficient food lic again. So with the weakness of the
loses strength. If he has no food heloiher organs oi' the body, it is cured
dies. Food is converted into nutritiorr i when the Stgmagh is r;ur¢¢i_
in the Sl0m=\Cll~ Il depelldi OU illel “I am pleased to tell you that three
strength of the stomach to what extent bottles of Dr. l’ierce‘s Golden Mctlical
food eaten is digested and assimilateii. T Discovery has cured my liuslmud of liver
People can die of starvation who have complaint and iridigestion," writes Mrs.
abundant food to eat, when the stomach `G, llztll, of Novar, Ontario. "Ile suf-
and its associate organs of digestion and 2 (cred for a long time with pain iu his
I nutrition do not perform their duty. fright side and had to leave off work
Thus the stomach is really the vital 1 several times. Tried three doctors here
organ ot' the body. If the stomach is , but they did not do any good ; also tried
“weak” the body will be weak alsqlseveral kinds of :item medicines but
because it is upon the stomach the body received no benegt. Then l wrote to
relies for its strength. And as the body lyou and you advised ua to try your
considered as a whole is made up of itsl ‘Golden Medical lliscovery.‘ We got
several members arid organs, so 1.he,a bottle at once :intl before my husbmid
weakness of the body ns rr. consequence I had nikon all of this one bottle lic was
of “weak” stomach will be distributed 1 feeling ever so much better and able to
among the orians which compose thc;work ngairi. llc corititiued with the
bod . If the ody is weak because iti ‘I)isco\'ery' until hc had taken three
is ill-nourished that physical rveakn-ess bottles and is now fouling better than
will be found in back and knees, in l for years. We both timnk you, und, if
hands and feet equally. So also will you think by ubiisliiug this it will
the weakness be equally distributed benefit other suHl?er<~rs, you are at liberty
among the organs, heart, liver, kid1ieyf=, I to do so. \Vc lifiw got several friciitls
etc., being proportionately weak accord- I to try your ‘ Golilcir lilcrlirzil I)iscover_v’
ing to tlie amount of the retluctioii of for different corriplniiiis and I am plcirserl
their daily ration of nutrition.  to any ilint it lrns never failed. \Vc wish
If their no mon is stronger than luis you t-vr1'_\' s1i<‘ct_-s's."
Stomach and physical strength is cr(-ated 1 llr. l’it-rut-'s l’l<~.'i=.1nt Pellets, the best
in the stomach and distributed from it, .lt\xuti~.'v for fecblt- pr-hplc, '1`l-icy Curl
the very first question that a weak mm ,cwiistipntiozi :mtl lnliousuess.
JUST IN TIME.
A motorman in Chicago mn his car
onto the approach of an qpen bridge but
stopped it with the fender actually nvrr-
hanging theguii' below. He woiilrirvt
want to repeat the experiment bccziiisc
the chances are that re'd never again
have the same good fortune.
Once in ri -3;-___ -_s_=_,
while some one U '7 '“"'  " 
who has travel-
ed to the very
edge of the _ _ 
danger: l.tie of  I
stouizirii dis- 
ease sto just _. _ _,_ ,- __
in time lg save ~ _
T-_,sf-re ~.-;,__.-‘_
hishealth. llut ~___¢._3__T;-;_

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the majority of
people goacross
the line, and ""
slight symptoms of iridigestioh grow to
disease of the stomnclr, involving the
other organs of digestion and nutrition.
Indigestion nnd other fornre of atoru-
acli “ trouble" are perfectly and per-
manently curerl by the use of Dr. I’iercc‘s
Golden Medical lliscoycry. It strength-
ens the whole body by enabling the per-
fect digestion and nssrniilntitur of fora .
$3,000 FORFEIT will be paul by the
liVnrlri's llisphi:-'my Medical Asariciailoir,
Proprietors, llxiflirin, _N. \'_, if they cniiriot »
.<l\o\v the original srgriatrrre of the indi-
vidual voliirrter-ring the tcstiruorrizri below,
and also of the writers nt' every testi-
monial among the lirousarids which llrcy
are constantly publishing, thus proving
their genuineness.
t _“I have been autferinlg for about r-iglrtyt-:rr1."
writes Mrs. H. Pien:e.n Millspringa.  "iiave
had several doctors to treat me-some or fcrmric
weakness and others for ntoniadi trrrrrblc. lint
received no relief. When l wrntc you for rrdvicc
I was hardly able to work. and you nrivisz-ii run
what to do. I too nine bottles, five of ‘Goirierr
Medical Diucme .’ four of ‘Favorite Prescziu
timr.' also lrrovia s of the ‘l"ellri<' ltr l’i'_>~~'s '
:ut-fltcirirl will rio all tim: _vin 1-It ~~ ' i' ~~r.
12rire'\-elwr»1ilrll::ii's‘ lugr-_-i in r:.y 5, r :. ‘
1u»:.tak¢\i them."
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