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Ask for Allan’s Champagne
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mer drink you ever tasted.
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ofthe Kodak mechanism, so
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styles use either films odr p *tea Sxgty-
four page catalo ua, no ' t can
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Strawberry and Raspberfl
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COUNIRY
Guardian Corrcs ondcnts
Everywhere.
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Any person desiring to rent a double
office, with a, desirable location should
Rnv.R.S.WlnDnlr¢ preached at Shuben-
acadie, on the llth of Aug., and loft
the next day for Amherst. Ho has return-
to his home, Bedeque, P. E. 1., and re-
sumed pastoral work.-\Vindsor Journal.
Mas. John Clarke, of Tryon, Mrs. A. W.
Brown. North River; Miss Edith Clarks
Argyle Shore and Miss Wadman, of
Charlottetown. delegates to the Women's
Baptist Missionary Union, arrived in
the city yesterday rfternoon.-St. John
Telegraph.
LETTERS received by friends here from
Rev. Henry Dickie and Mrs. Dickie state
Harbor, July 8, and reached Bordeaux
age. Visited Paris, where they remained
two or three days and then proceeded to
London where they spent a. week with
Mr. Dickie’s mother and sister who are
sojourning at Russell Square for the
summer.They had the usual experience
while crossing the English Channel,
where offert-ories are always in order.
On the llrst Wednesday in August they
reached Newmarket, where relatives of
Mr. Dickie reside, and where they were
remaining when last heard from.-
Windsor Journal.
THE death of Miss Margaret Keetfe, of
Briarwood, Alberton, is reported. It oc-
curred on Tuesday at 8 o’clock, p. m_
amidst her sorrowing friends. Until re-
cently when some sort of comsumption of
the blood attacked her, Miss Keeife was
in the best of health and, as always in her
long life, devoting herself to the service of
those about her. She was the daughter of
the late John Keefe, one ot the pioneer
fathers of the west; and, on account of the
prominence of the family and her own con-
spicuous virtues, her circle of friends was
most extended and embraced all classes
and creeds. In her last illness she had
all the tender care ofa loving brother,who
will miss her more than anyone else. The
funeral took place to Sacred Heart Church
Wednesday and was largely attended.
Reverend Father Burke ofliciated and
Rev. Fr. Murphy was present in tha
sanctuary.
Mr. John A. McKenna, secretary of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians, died
suddenly at his room in the Lebrecht
block Thursday afternoon at 4.50 from
the bursting of a blood vessel. Mr. Mc-
Kenna had been complaining for two or
three weeks, but his friends as well as
himself did not consider his ailment
anything serious. And he was up and
walking around only a few moments
before he was stricken. A negro nurse
was the only one present, and he immed-
iately called Conductor Eckard from an
adjoining room, and a doctor was
summoned, but when he arrived life
auspices ofthe order of Hibernians was
held on Saturday. Mr. John A.
Mt-Kenna. was born in Char-
lottetown, Prince Edward Island,
and was about llfty years of age. He
was educated, we are informed, in
Montreal, Canada. He had travelled a
great deal, was a close observer, a studlous
reader, and possessed a very retentlve
memory. There was scarcely any Subject
which he could not converse upon enter-
tainingly and it was a. pleasure to
listen to his discripton of places and
scenes he had visited. He was a perfect
gentleman, rather retiring in disposition,
and only his more intimate friends knew
his history or were aware of his in-
was extinct. The funeral under the.
To the Edltorof The Halihx Herald:
,cm hoo   ____ 1
Sir,-Your paper is full I of news, I
enjoy reading it in the quiet of Hub-'
ley's Cove. Yesterday my attention
was ized by the announcement
"Schlattsr has arrived in Halifax.’|
Dear me, said I, will Hditax be able.
visited the old city from Charles
D ‘Dickens to Ilidward VH., but this one
la beyond them all according to his
own account. He is fa Presbyterian
minister, a medical graduate, and ,his
has cured seven millions of people
raised seven from the dead, saved
. ’ R d rd Ki ll to lite t d ‘
apply at this omce at once' I Rilchfgd Crokeimto be Tammrdnlyre bids. l~
The gratitude of Tammany Hall was
sogreat, as well it might be, that it
gave the wonder-worker $104100. Still
more wonderful to relate, it was all
glventothe poor of New York city.
Strange 'no one ever heard of this gift
before. Wm. Tweed might have done
it in his days. Now it strikes me I heard
of this Rev. McLean a tow days ago
in Brooklyn. He there and then declared
that he raised a dead man to life in Mr.
Spurgeon‘s Tabernacle, London. This
was printed in the New York Tribune-
I at once wrote to the editor, telling him
that I was constant correspondence with
that they are well. They left Ship Mnspurgeon’ Mm had .een mm le”
than six months before. He never men-
in France' July mst after 8' pleasant' WEB' tioned such an event to me, although he
told me all about the work of God in the
Tabernacle. I then challenged Dr. Mc-
Lean, alias “Schlatter,” to produce some
proof to confirm his big story. None
ever camo. The simple reason was, be-
cause no such event ever took place. It
was a. huge untruth told by one who had
not yet even learned the art of lying. To
be an eiiicient, artistic liar one must use
economy. When too many are put in
circulation they lose all value. In this
“Scl.-atter" goes beyond Baron Mun-
ciiaser, and is excelled only by Rev
Charles McLean, M. D.
W. D. Mcxnmnv.
Ansonia, Conn., U. S.
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Double Use for Telegraph
Wires.
The reported discovery that it is quite
feasibleto send telegruphic and tele-
phonic messages simultaneously over the
same wire should have an important
bearing on the cost of long distance
telephoning. If it is possible to"use ex-
isting telegraph wires for telephone pur-
poses without interfering with their
regu`ar use, the cost of sending a long
distance telephone message should
certainly be greatly reduced, while at the
same time it should be comparatively
easy to bring all parts of the country into
telephonic communication. It also seems
that the double use of wires should
largely cut down the tangle of wires
which now disfigure and even make
dangerous many s».reets, particularly in
smaller cities. Many other ways in
which the new discovery may be utilized
also suggest themselves. Thus with
only the expense of installing the
necessary instruments the odlcinls
of every railroad company may keep
themselves in speaking communi-
cation with every station agent along
its line. It will also be possible to
establish phones in section houses and
at other points along the line with which
it may be desirable to communicate at
times, and where it is not nezesaary to
keep' a telegraph operator on duty.
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A MUNICIPAL TREASURER
Makes a Strong statement fin Favor of
Dodrl’s Kidney Pills.
WoLFEs'rowN, Que.. Aug, 19. (Special).
-Romain Boula.nger,Secretary Treasures
of this town, is a strong upholder of
Dodds Kidney Pills. He has used them
both forhimself and other members of
his family and he knows whereof he
speaks. This is what he says:
“I procured six boxes of Dodd’s Kid-
ney Pills in Januaryulast. Of this num-
ber I sent two xes to my brother
I \
ave oc a er n S  word Island, and they were notified and prudent* for .each famuy. W keep I' 'F /;}/
G- A A1 C _ Soda  _ , them in_ the house in case of sickness. _
il mger 8’ main ~ F"1d’~Y by Leledfaph by ur- Ed- F°rd oft “I will always be thankful for the 60| *gy ' 
y  All these waters by the doz. r the death of their brother. Mr. McKenna. , great service Dodd’s Kidney Pills .4“-` ~`,~,| .`\ 
`  bythe b0ttie.- ‘ I' referred to in the above obituary, l'9U“91`9d U1°»" f »;;°}§;`  - -I”
(fy, , “And on Draught" :_ notice wassonthe John Arnold McKenna. __._.___ ~   /
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The only surviving members now, of that , E
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_ Kenna of me McKenna house, Tlgmsh have iust received direct from the maker _/ / I
to hold him! Many great men have;
realand proper name is McLean. He }
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looks at them. While they
look well, they are thor-` '
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respect. Strong too, they
are doubly strengthened in
everv place where it is re-
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SUNNYSIDE Gll0CEIlY I
the latest includes-
Stuffed Oliva S
Indian Relifh
Club Chatney
French Capers
Plain Olives
Tomatto Sauce
Mushroon ‘°
Harvey’s “
Monster: at °'
Mushroons in tins
Oysters in t-ins
Shrimp (dry or in pickle)
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Lucca Oil
Pickled Cucumbers l0c d>z. 
Mixed Pickle 200 
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death. There are two sisters of the 1ief_ 1fD0dd'5 Kidney Pius always re- _` 0
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brand of Kerosene Oil, the best oil
I will sell in four gallon lots at.2l
cents a gallon.
Canned Lobsters, one lb dats "
I Libby McNeil’s Sliced Bacon,
`\\_ Heeton’s Chow-Chow, 22°; Ill'
,((,__ eigheoop. _
_'_ Half dos bars Surprise Soa-
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\l)I Brahmin. We sell the
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(fill ° 1° °’ With the purchase of two packages a 1  \,-_
yyllr. ‘ andsome picture is given entirely ee. gi _ _,`ND_. Wil'
_ ___W_,_\_,‘,   $1a0.00 worth of Parker Fountain Pens. |. 
_- Vt 7 _ - . f»;:;_:___\_¢§-,_,,, .zfirei Prices $1.50 each,up w $4.00. Ifyou wane \. t leg.
‘ " ' “_” " _` " " "' ` aF0untain Pen, and the best Pen marie. \\\ '-"“"
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Watermelons 40c each at W A. Hutche-
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- _ . _ _ - - - - We guarranteelour Pasteurized milk to I
Fnr  I TLEYS B1niment|sthefami1Y medicine test ‘min butter fan for me month of  3 V; v _ 
chest' Price 10 ami 2”' August. After that we will guarantee, ;- Cor.Qneen & Grafton Sttéoil ; i
4. 2%. J. C. McDonald, Pasteurized Milk
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Our salesrooms are thro ed
with the latest upto ate
productions of the leading
Piano manufacturers: d
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