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FIRE AT all-IIDSTOCK  
DHZIEASE 0F TUBEICULOSIS O
Woeonoen, N B. June 7.-The llould
FRIDAY JUNE 10. [wt B- 'W Lhbbit,  0( IMO
I
ing shop of Dunbar I: Sona was destroyed
_hy ure this mornin: sud son-s $100) worth
of patterns. The building also contained
T
amrpeutar shop. The machine shop
was saved. there wasillil) insuranoeou “VCI” NIU" lllllllt UU* di'°*°° "II |°‘im1°.|._ H, gud, gh.; ||| wg
thepstterns and somsou the buildings. the United States. To its great credit be “vs_ ,un toumvlnx lm tm"
hilt 0°! °l10\1RI1 5° °°V°l' 55° I°"~ -it said the Roman Catholic ehurclrhss al- 'gn
xo
DONT FORGET ABOUT YOUR
.3xt|-actor. It is sure, safe, painless, and
taed to cursor your money back. th! DUE “Id 513° Wm* th' 7/°mD°\‘lll°° §'}`g.°]_&3_ TM. d°°N‘“ hu bg" ln
mfuse a substitute. qu"
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FOIIMEII SI IOHN MAN- oome widespread and rampant threaten-
. .ummm June 1.-wslwr a Godard, ins
-thirizy yesnoi me sud formerly ei' bt. sorlnslnu no H leuersl revolt Nzllmlf
Juhn. who has been bookkecpsr with d|,,°,°°_ gn gh, num pn3b’¢¢;|m N
Andrew J. Lloyd R Co., dealer in optical G
°“ ther generation. 'Better heatmsll
foods, has been missing since Friday last. ° 1
His accouulsaremlxed,bui. the firm will ‘°°°°mm°“d‘"°“ "“ ‘d°pI'°'| by ° tm’ based
take no action. He is sman of good thirds vote, advising its ministers to lad
habi s and is said to have many friends. mfg" mu-||5¢¢ 1,0 Mvgmgd p¢r-sons “qn- .lr
|ess
IS YOUR BACK LAME.
Does it hurt to swap or bend down l 5|,
Have on s heavy dull pain at the base ot
the rpluei If so, :he best remedy isNe|. inn nt person who had been divorced mn the ...mln plum,” m t bo
8
vili|.11;|t will invigorate the Llled, sore for
muscles, make them supple and strong.
Nerviline will drive out the pains and A
m"h°s;°Nner‘~'v‘Illnzlsnfor5“l:u1tilll?:go,géIgll3§ck‘: te"
mnmsthm, Neursigis and Soiarlca. deol
Buy a Kc. bottle of Polson’s Nervlline lo-
usy. sud try lt. f°\' '-"'°l`°°- U f71°"°I‘"d Ib” B*P“"° ling to forget, has left thison record, that ‘
Du. Ha»uL1‘oN's PILLs Conn Censure- dec
_"ON 1* V “there is nothingyet contrived by man
law
I ~ ral
Gen
Drunkenness .913
'15 1 Cured. 1-11»
. ' I I” "°°°3“I“ h°" R|“°“"° 'B the div°"°° both are worthy of consideration. With-
  y evil and how rapidly it is spreading, and
.1/, 1 " f v"'.
“l” life
Free Sample NH
N . .
1 ard pamphlet givin [ng
fulll particulars, testi?
.gtg
in plain sealed envel-
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_ , '/_'ff v'4"$ ly Addrcss»- Tha
med her husband.
ways held to a strictly scriptural view of ‘I th
Comqa this vitsl question. Various Protestant m,”°d|nl_ Th. dun" '-8 hom nl fu,
Cure them in one night by an sppllcati- b°d|" In II-\° R°P"b"° '°" “muy evarytsn thnnsagdpeopla to 18.8. In
on of l‘l1l»¢\lI1'd Pllllleiv 00"" *mi WU* exe issd over the question of slavery in/ v
peculiar circumstances of s given case mu
ooe
1n..11ie1se11d price sent also taking the matter up in sn able and
0P¢»l_d]C°ff¢=;llg>(;‘:L°r‘t‘;`l" feurku' manner' There are “muy avi' city and Island would suffer in reputa-
;°§;10$eysS’mp for rl; dences of the awakening of the public
<\ galnsris Remedy Co.. °°”“ ence °" L 5 question’ audit ls ° the imputation of being unable to accom-
." 3122:" Sl-» T"Wl\l hopeful symptom of the times.
n .
' Dr
"-3- -_ ' sesaehneet\sBos|vl of Health, a stale ie/
AGAINST THE DIVORCE EVIL- which vital statistics have loul Nil
carefully collected, lakes a vsry cheerful
he Protestant churchessrsrallying ss "er of un deoluu of -mb"
tar fewer deaths from this casse-
eBsyState than in tbei ive years
ennout thers was s like decrease from
tion; while the divorce evil was
lil'ogrrss,Dr. Abbott says, during ilfty
win|1nncl\eeked.Nowthst It has ba-
yesra past. Els lads that the some is
' true in England and in Pirie.. He quotes
the very basis of society, there is
who predicts that in England and Prussia
iswlll he extinetin about sn-
eral Assembly ofthe United States s
on bacteriolorricsi, knew-j
treatment, nreveutive mea-‘
such minister believes that in the aura. -.d I mmm", .qulna up
_ nisy,srs smons the esusu iles- the
“mm "wld d° |°J“°u°° w m lessened fstsllsysnd give reason to bone
U I0
criptursl reasons." .t.,°d_ "
t Los Angeles the Methodist Con-
noe of the United States recently D|._ Samud Johnwn 'lm “Mend mm, -
"Gd Ni\\1W'.Y 01° 00|! “lid l\‘°'"1d wire sayings that the world ls still unwil-
red in favor ofa uniform divorce
f°l' *U-lI‘° 5I'*"¢" b°“d °“ "W °°"IP¢“' which contributes so much to human
“"°h|°F- The hte” EPr"'°P°1 hsppineesasagood tavern or inn." It
en' C°°'°“t‘I°“ t°°k 01° “"1" 3"°‘“’d was rather the business aspect than the
me R°f°"“°d Ei’I°°°P°1C|’“'°h " sentimental side ofthehotel question that
d“75 ‘3° f°"°"°d the °x°‘“pl°' I” occupied the minds of the speakers at the
the Protestant churches have come v|cw,.|, on Wednesday "gums, bug
_ outa first-class hotel our city and Pro-
muylng meh' '°’°°s °“°I“”t It” Mmv vince would have few but second or third
|l'°‘“" J°‘"`“°1° “re V'3°'°“"|-7 °'“°°d` class visitors. Thousands would stay
“Runs” dlv°"°°' The s°°“l" pn” is away who would oihrrvvlse come to us.
This would be a business loss. And the
tion. We could ill afford to rest under
ci hl
modate prrsons of wealth and taste who
F 'N' i When we read of s surplus eighteen to
twenty millions in Canada we arexe-
 mlnded that the total receipts of the
_ Dominion in its first year, 1867-8 were
‘\` \ only $l3,687,928 It was not till 1871
that he '
I  t receipts from sll,sources reached
 ’___! twenty millions. Before the present year
Hon. Mr. Fielding had three times an-
nounced the largest surpluses on record,
over eight millions tour years ago, over
seven and a quarter millions two years
*_ *__ _ _L -___ might desire to come this way. V
s certain German doctor, Hillisr by name.
bereulus I I g, “ ~  ,
  1 Dr;PAR'r 
ge, the curative elect of  ' _ ` V " `
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° In M , the gown depends very largelyxnponsthe
it of the corset. We are now A showing
Q ‘ri _` the various ‘leading models in the best I
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makes, the variety proving suiifcient iso-it
every type of figure correctly. Here is a
short discription of one of the newest
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styles.
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 //, A [corset] 'made ot_.f1ne covtll, medium
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waist, straight front, extra long military \
hip, bias cut, fully gored, with suspenders
attached ' $1 _ 2 5,
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A WNV' I Declslons are, of course, best made when
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all the styles are spread out before you.
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ago and last year over fourteen millions
and a third.Now we haveauother breaking
of all records. We have purposely omitted
overflow in 18989 and the five and a half
the four and three quarter mil|ions of       I I 
woiree Cickets
AND EXPENSES. 18 DAYS AT
$1.50 PER DAY TO THE
W Q R L D’S
FAIR AT '
ST. LOUIS.
Via that magnificent railroad the C. P. R. This
is the most liberal and generous offer ever made by
any store in Canada.
Read the Conditions of the Free
Guessing.
Contest No. l.
livery person \\l111l1\1ys a (`.e11l':~ Ilnrrl or Soil IInl,v1\l11r $1.00 or over,
will have n fref- g\1r.<s: $2.011 or over, two gllesses, $3.00 or over three
11csscs.
“ THE Pruzr-:.
N0. 1. C().\"l`l<IS'i`-is n free ticket tothe Wor1d‘s Fair, lasting over
18 clays, vin the C. P. R.
Guess as Many Times as You Make .
Purchases.
Contest No. 2.
livery man, woman, or child who buys $1.013 and up to $5.00 worth has
one free guess; over }5.ovan1l up to $10.00, two guesses; over $10.00,
ilxrce g\1csses.   
NO. 2. C<)NTl€ST-is a ticket to the World's Fair and expenses for
1.‘i1i1\ys not to vxcecd $1.50 per day, via the C. P. R.
ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS
GUESS the amount of money there
is in the big bottle in our store
window. We do the feat. '
Contest opens today and closes
Saturday, july 30th, at IO p. m.
Pnowsl-3 B,Ros..`
The Only Real Good Clothiers.
millions of 1900-1 as they had been
surpassed under Conservative rule in the
There will bs still this drawback to the
of the twenty-four we have no teiegraohlc
communication with the outside world.
All ot our foreign visitors are accustomed
to constantly active wires, cheap day
rates, and still cheaper night lates. They
also look for all the principal news of the
world in the daily newspapers. To men
of large business it is all-important to
know what is going on and to be in
hourly touch with the great business
centres. Here they cannot enjoy these
advantages. They find the teiegrsphic
news in the press very meagre, and too
often not verylfresh, from the fact that 1
the press, like the private individual is
taxed at double to quadruple the maln-
land rates. And, most discreditsblo of
all to Canada, they learn on inquiry that
this antiquated and intermittent service
is heavily subsidised by the Dominion
Government, which apparently thinks it
quite good enough l
L s t
llon'1
llosc Sight
or the fact
that our Aperlent Fruit
Ssltsis one of the most
wholesome remedies you
can use at this season 'of
the year. ‘
Ride the blood of all lm-
pu1\;itiies.d
r ce _ 25c r lar
bottle. pe ge
b Prepared and sold only
Y
A.W.RCiiillll, Phill. B.
A The Square Drnggist, ~ _
' Sunnyside. '
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seven successive years, an average of ou
over seven millions a year, is certainly a squitsbiy swust these losses, which will be imnleolsteiy pain in cash and wiihout
Rreat record. mg fact.,
ls
re
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY,
New York, April 25, 1904.
To our agents in Canada:-Aa vfu are no doubt inieresied. we take this earl
eighties. Fifty millions of surpluses in oppnrrnnity tosdvise that “'I`llE HOMES" notions in the TORONTO CONFLAVSY
ATION is a trifle less than TWO HUNDRED 'l`I~IOU§AND DOLLARS. Following
r usual custom, our aojusters are now on the mound prepared lo promptly an
count. e also take the opportuniry of sg1in calling your attention to the follow-
“THIB HON/iE'S" Cwsh Us i al is THREE MILLION DOLLARS." Its Ossh
Asses vxo»efi EIGHTEEN MIl.Ll0N DOLLARS, and its Surplus to Policy Holders
over NINE MILLION DOLLARS. '
It is grobably unnecessary lo s-id that this con flagration does not in the slightest
tourist- IJUBIDBSE th" I0* IFWGIVU h0lUH Out degrees ect our policy or lines, and that our facilities for assisting our worthy
ressntatives are undimlnished. `
P With kind regards, we remain
Yours iruly,
(Signed) E. H. A. Correa, Vice President
W. K. Rogers, Co. Ltd.. General agents for P. E. Island.
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want all the wool we can get and we will allow the highest
price going,aud in exchange give you anything you
WANT '
in our store at lowest prices. clothing, tweeds, homespuns.
blsuketiug, flannel, yarns. stockinette,all made from pure
. WOOL. 1 I
The Humphrey Clothing Store,
Opera House Building. Clftown.
A. Winfield Scott, ‘ Manager.
 
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The Clothes
of Quality
, are those made to measure by us; the
only way that it is possible to produce
garments that suit the individu11i's
personality, and yet preserve that cic-
gance of style, set, fit and finish which
mnlree tailor-made clothing exclusive.
Our Spring and Summer fabrics show
many novelties and your early orders
are respectfully solicited.
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Furnlslics its Policy Holders indemnity Against Loss by _ Firc
. and1Ligi1t11ing\-at lowest Current Rates. 
The worldwide business of the Company enables lt. withgihe smallest possible prohts from each of
its numerous Agencies, to steadily increase itsreserves. sud. year by yesr, irrespective of ecnilsgrstion or
other losses., to add to the resources which ensure 111 complete protection-to itsensurersl 1 f
Lasse: on policies issued in the Maritime Provinces are promptly and liberally settled without refer-
ences to any other centre in Clouds. _ , ' ‘ - 1
Loss, th Comps t’l`ooni:o.`A 19th. 904. bor.,,..'._.... .'  I6 000
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