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  _ *MQ Mig, easant Trip to Brighton The Happy»Hsnting_»G|pund
 Londoners-The Arrival at Dieppe-The Route 
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me
‘ _ Toronto, won the 300 yard handicap swim-
P   T P I mink race from scratch, in 4 min, 25' secs.
_ _ ‘He defeated several ot the best English
_ \ _ ~ `  swimmers. The prize was the Lite Sav-
_ \ _ ~
 _  -ef ; ` ' ` i to Rouen and the Arrival at .“G8¥ Paris.”. V’
_ _,__ a. .0‘r'rawa, July 16.'-Mr. Fielding will be
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KIIIKIIIIATIA
On Tneeoay the$t ini a Grand Tea Part;
will be held on the ground; afljoininqnie beaut
ful Church of _ Melee Kinbreg The lad-
ies or theparg are d ed ‘to~ make things
da mtiibymhteom gnotlooltofbe tor-`
ha ingeection ofcountrv is, of course, the
n church with its beautifull decorated eanct
na and new altar reoentiyp in position
latter ia a maaterpieceio architectural
beauty well worthy the inspection of the -moat
"ii'inin¢°`m°` semi inn ii ‘ i b
o more ue in o e
nd in Dawg. The ladies ol
hohave generously donated this
rici1;:io cordially invite inepec~
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belt, _~_   will N
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wise tickets onlibe good for ioilowing
ingot ticket atone way iretclasafare
willbehanedon soth° andaist. goodie rernrn
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Jigloxn 8onrk$n5, Tignish $1 ag. Geo'»
to 95: Ch‘town 75c, Cape Traverse e5c,8‘Side
45c. Intermediate stations acqvdingly.
'rrsinsiuve Ximian for wearer 5.45. hr!
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The distance between London and Paris
as the crow flies ie about 210 miles, direc-
tion south-east. Crossing at Dover one
has but twenty-two miles ot . water,
whereas by the New Haven Dieppe route
the sea passage is about seventy miles.
The water seems to be in continuous mo-
tion indepeadent ot wind, and the five
times I had occasion tocross nearly all the
passengers were on their beam ends. The
boats were then (in 1%) all side-Wheelers
of medium sine and made the trip in four
tn live hours.
It time is no object, the tourist should
tak eian early train from London so as to
spend the day at Brightbn, a pleasant
watering- place on the shore some dozen
miles west of_ New Haven; enroute he
passes “the Downs" in Sussex which are
merely hills ot peculiar smoothness _rising
in places.,more than 800!eet. Viewedlrom
ti distance, these bills look as it co_vered_
with cloth, so Qat iagtheir eveoess. New
Haven is a mere schtterell village with
railway station and custom house where
one'e goods are inspected should he be
One olthe most interesting spots in
R:iuenlePlace de la Pucells (Mai@n’a
square,) where in 1431 Joan ot Arc  s
cremated; a fountain surmounted Egan
fiauredf awoman now marks the
The incident seemstohave been f '_ t~
ten locally and the’ place is not isily
found. ' 
From Rouen to Paris by rail is e ` 'y-
reven miles, the track toilowinlgithe
Seine valley; the river Is about 200 f' rds
wide and. exceedingly crooked. Tligills
each side are covered _ with orchardi the
bottom lands are used tor raising Quin,
vegetables and roots. Neither fence,
-hedge, |r`or dyke can be seen; even along
toe track, growing rye, wheat or barley
comes within a toot ot the. rails. Qattle
are either kept on tether or attended by a
woman or girl, a close fitting cap on her
head, nahawgl round _.ber _shoulders and
shoeg' on herteeb- .lei oommonar-
'ra§e&et ifaito have a  three on tour
yands long fastened to the "pima1’s head;
this the girl holds, moves about  the
cow and checks her predatory instincts
coming hon Frame. ‘should _ _she approach near the 
. Sometimes one attendant has chargefot. _ _ _ _
B n i si d 11 i f i _ _ I » ~ __ - »
;ltbe':fu£°_“ins;`:In':°;' If  V ty 3 T; two oyreven tbreecows with one rope    
h, e t e breeze o t
water is delightfully cool, and being shut   ;;°i1°?cter\fn;3y”i:go?e _ _ _ _
in from the north, the temperature is is g P --3- _
mild through the harsh months of the
constantly knitting
"yearn George the fourth took a violent mI‘_'9nd_°n “Blawg nm" °r _°°mp°'°i°°
“M wmuhmnmdmlmwh B rm fortheeeeounodation el tourists-Cock
Y v ¢_ P C9
regent, he built there an odd-looking pavi-
lion with numerous domes, minarers and
and»Gaae. Early _last _century .the late
Thomas Cook began conducting travel-
l thr h
191168; lioretllanhalta century use thi-i ers ‘mg p°rts_'°tE"1“d 'md th”
beiidin 'and ` nda were bon ht h the
recreation ot visiir rs. Tre lovely esplan-
small beginning has long ago developed
, ff tw » .' R 51. into one of the mostiwidely-known con-
_s;:.‘1.‘;:;.:.‘;.‘;'.:.:::.1.2:°::;::.'_;:. ;‘;_';_»~»-  »1-»~__»»=-=»f=- if- »»
towne poi-tance while its cnpons are
_ _ accepted in everv part ef the earth. Does'
rind along bszzfehsgarna _‘wig °°°;l;1S;  the  desire to visit any city or pert
fi aus, a c rs ... p=, fm ld M U I A
plessnreboats with gay streamers are _;”;d'°r dank et” rf ’ c ’
,_ according.
tossing and bouncing on the milk-colored My °r ” ° mn 
waves. Large gay hotels abound ia fm “keanu md °“ 5'0" 'ith' -° 3‘m°’~
’ In desc: k
 ;t»;»»~_»__-_»_  .“..::.».;°r..s°.“.‘:‘.‘:°.:;'..'i
atepersonswesernuns. 'tonisl _
the happy buntinggrouud ‘for Londoners :K?;?;{;°;z m' ' of Shu “'61
who leave the city on Saturday nights and _ an the www. nab'
P"";'(';i%"'“"m9»zi;'h5‘f¥‘_sg'°°"“r:t';.¢cods,ue  The
tion `teyonng` eaquariumw  vt ~ V '
Foresters Hantod .... .......... ......., ..... .... ..._...... yj_"§g°*}_=;__°_‘;;;;,§}g°,,»;_‘;}_;';_t
_ I E °f _
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inEurope. Berea 'boy could see trout
is its on _ ns of support. ' _
The _und along the English and
ren sides bells ot ehalk,the water out
omé_@tance is nearly the colour ot
milk.  I ,Bead to eastfof New Haven I W '_ _  |  T  
wap? i`ne`nt_l_andmarir when approach. ::;;f” in the pfmznm ""°t°u°d°°     
_ine from seetiiewhlte hw efchllk rieimr ` - -‘ cowiinia. S. io., J"u1v‘16;'Georze
560 '"3"' frm' we water' M "ith" the and any one who has been _much on the WBi'dS. f°l1¢8N fSSi‘»'¢\’¢|f7"B\°9'll3
E°g“"h “°9=E.7°“°” "ide is the" °'°°t“m‘uroad requires not being informed that Wm H‘lll»`D°5ffll|l-SIU!
h‘”`b°r “r “°ih°"gei °° N°w » Haven 5 English people beat the world with re- “ld lW¢lllP9°d-9° S1100*-_S 10953?
“°"'“’“" S”`°"m (the Ouse) “ms mm the spect to travelling dummage; it was now 0! hii victim. but WAS Pl‘_0v¢l1l_>Bd by
” sea ann its month is made into a species Autumn md tomme bu-dies of mhwl_ negmes_ Edwuds is bemg
of dock' A-_t nmol” "ure is-afimilar °r°_ __ lggggug Wg-gpg gpg nigh; infgr thgl; tha OIIGIZBIIS With bI00!II10'1llld8,`8!l¢I` I
l`°°Y¢“”"” “im °' 1°* breitwaber “ffqowners intended to path th°e'c6min8 I9 l>f°b3ble- `  I * ` ` ‘ I '
fording shelter apainst violent gales from month in Alaakm The ph” was hr mo _ 
the west. _
U
cha
Insoles.-m»isoescfssu_¢cmg.eemcgn 0;':'h',s" I tb, ' I 
tri ach d had
t‘h°h"3'~mm°u°s 'gunz “ 1°.” °2:u';?)°’ -company :;etl:u1m~I‘stsein elm:-ge oim a 
Thepopula*ion ot rig tonis a ut ,-0 ` ~ f__
 _».»~»»-»_-~»»~»f me “'..':°;:.::':;1::*:'.‘r.:“;:3..‘.: :fist
and in the railwayatfation the _light was a
sad dim apology. We were informed in
advance that on arrival of train carriages
would drive ns oil’ to hotels, but owing to
The tourists were mostly from England,
Ispxnou, July 16.-J. D. Wilson, et
MR- FIELDINGRCTING MINISTER. __
<acting Minister of Railways. Messrs.
lsitrpmier, Elsieing me miner mer.
ST  _ _I1 (By Jack Seemorei ' William the _Conqueror died in 1087. _Y  “assi Hays, Walnwnfghtl and Blair’
G. T. R. Solicitor to talk over the agree-
ment between the Government and the
Comowrff - _ ' ~
CHINESE IMMIGRATE,
Tscsous, Ariz., _July 16-A
_from Guyamas, Mexico, says an
'tramp steamer has linded 1_4wChlnese at
that port. Thes eamer came direct from
Chinese ports During thelast 30 days, ac-
cording to Guayamas advices, fully 800
Chinese have landed there. The large
immigration is due to favorable
immigration laws.
PIMPLES SPOILED
_ HER _BEA
A Society Belle of Kingston Cured
Pimples and Blotches by _ _Using
Evelyn M. .Gaeta ot
“I had an attack ol'
broke out in
was?
ketsa
_ ANY CHILD WILLJAKE _McLd__hn’s
DISPDB IB M °1¢1°fU~Shi0°¢d WWII *bidi cision, and before long there commenced _Vegetable WormSyrup. Itis always.§i'f.1|s
has seen its `be°1= dm; 01° PfI°‘=iP°1 SW an uproar for personal baslrese; in the some este, pleasant and effective rsugdy;
Pm is from fisheries °f herring. oysters doubtful, dim twilight econ could and the but be .ms you get MeLean's ovens ble
and _ood-its oyster fisheries blfifir MDW8 belongings of somepne else, but where Worm Syrup. _ _ 
the inoet e"xt;nsiv`e 'll "El1I°P¢ 5 Ib W8! were his own i Worse still, the members __,_____._._.._..__ 
f¢l¥iI!°¥3Y 8151800 Of" but l‘¢' of small parties, bosom friends, became in _    _  Great Gwrge  Kent' 
voking the edict of Nantes in 1685 was ll most instances severed, each must find ___ "  ` .~ f -~ " f  f 2. ~
darkto move about with any sort of pre-
UN%§
_not be one of the
 underwear,
  
_ eep on coo the
&e` have the-L
_ _ 'one 
FIRST AND _
IHC “ IM
i118Society’s medal. The victbry was  I  #_ 
V ` V7 "V.¢l'.Y P°l>ular' on account ot 'Wilson'  " _ _ 
IA  ' _  amiability"and’good humor-,despite loein;  _ 1 “ _J  _j”'-  
F
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tnsKing's.;.rise. ~ _ _ .;  i_»._; ‘
Il   'ro
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value than any  in the
nit 1
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Sunnyside, Ch’ town,
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of _Canada
f Canadian Company )
on the oonletsiiiee
_not
the
Agent, Aleiqqgp lforaea,
- _ ... ". ,- ' Q . » .
_ _ ,_ ' . -__ “_ g._ ` _ __ -.
 ¢.‘_z_§`f;Y4f__;'§`  _ 1(
_. We have moved into our new__§tore'_oorncr
. L_
bi fr niuiefiiea no rs si no ist- sn im `n` ‘  ' ` °°°“P.1edbYth¢1at¢ W- E- DaW5°31» "
"“°“‘.°:.:;.°;:..:......:.... ...; .:.‘;. .:::.  ss..  me-S~' of  et
°°"°'- ° ’ _ plication of Mrs. Roland`B. Moll' _ for
formidable remainsef some nnidentiheivoiced and courageous, even yet I re a divorce has been rqected, W
Gallo-Roman camp ot antiquity,” and to member the sharp clip of their tongues' -md” and Wm “abbey muted _ 1, tb' _ 
the left stands tbeilneSummer residence Indeed the English tongue had the ’ H di to »   _  . .. __ ._ ’ _
cu. assiisbu . _ msseerynanseninssxssceuiahs ses.-a`.i"'°'°'""‘_ “"'~‘°°°" "I “t °l?’“"| L' I  
'I' 17 - ently well founded rumor, among the
Th¢ dISI»8UOB U0 ROUGH by flu IS f0l'I5y°  length the commwder ot the Coak mol” prominent  mgmhgrj  th'
seven miles and tlie"sceneryis attractive °xP°di“i°“ 3'” himself perched uma# local divorce colony. ' I ` A  `  W-=$-I -'-__
most of the 'ar sham’ ann. leavinqsomethlng aadas if striving ta imitate _ _ _ ' _ __ _ _ _ ___ __ _
h h man the lung-power ot S enter, exclaimed-
Di epe the roadpasses t roug a s ‘_ , _ __  »
valeofextravB8lDtbeautywhlcl1i*~W°l1l5_ 'Let °‘nt°l°“sl°“wC°°k°`p°"’.st°pt‘hw ` 1| ~ ‘ "T0 WNW 20.701!
“qw” an able, pen to describe. the b°t__ way and wait for the coaches, which will  Ch§Se’;a¢3li:“f1n0l1ml;_?
7 _ ' is ' ' x Bn `a» V
tom (one the bed M g' hike) |. perfectly be here very soon! » 'Yue leader of the _ ' _ ,md _,vm _mm d
___ _ _ _ _ d d _ _M _ _ _ .
1..-....1 ....1 assessed by precipitous snr. r1'::_\§°°°¢1;1° £22” gd” omglbfiv ig a_,mm,_c,n,,,m°°‘1°¢,e,_g_F;1,n,,,,P'°"“
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_ ’ _aj _igioitrcaor coierdaanou e-
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L a.nsinC adn
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alonz which runs a border of trees. The *fn U* :il f°X _ Tat GBP; ° W ggnlglstitriiheudialilkyérfieas axifiguagn 9 at”
" 1 I ‘ _ V ‘ ~ ‘ _ ,‘ ' '_ _ _ It  _ _ _ __   _ »'_- ’ I ' _ ' "`
_ _ -r oxce z.s company Y ' I 7 _ ' c¢¢ ' _ _ '
I'   agglléigglggdya ;m;il :g\es:;ni;ieata,_ ;m§;;':s way and wait for the aoachnol _gtg M0|I¢y advau Un     RIIQS
Without meaning disrespect for either - _ _ ‘ 1; » _ _ _ __   _ I I
trsliiznirietxhiamigaiiumdwlil Iirn %  leave' The whom area' six to eight mu” party or leader, I could not help compar- on   Application may be made"lS0 ` ._
-=f°u°`~'v‘»!- " y "F °’°°”t' is °“°~ °°”ti"°°"s uclmd’ and in the com inc-.4 amass to two rival
mn” ty in b, , _ g _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ '~ A. W. Stems. ’Ch’town. Arthur B Dickieson: New Glasgow
53:4' Stations. Icadllg in Hsgfdrhgn the feggxehumeoagr 2:2 rooeters on neighboring hills. A few _ - HOLIDAY CAUSED “ANY DEATHS' li W-  Hl1¢11I_3»”.S 3id_¢- '  T- B3f°l3Y» 0 L¢3fVSt9»t1°i\-
° bio' Ng' ,gm 9°. ;I¢;t. H:us;1?estling\1nd`er trees with m°v°d as directed’ but the growl; mgiu- It I I _“_s Y I ~ 'N   lgorne' Wins'l°e° .Ishii Fcjirbeif Tyge Viglley
~ _ : ‘  '_ . .raser,Souris._ __ obertenins, ow
roses climbing against the walls and de- :;"i1’;°;’0I;‘;;‘n‘;$`,°;‘i‘f;"f;fC§;‘£Yorf:‘;az‘;f’tI; Pim.a_naLP1=ita, _ .July 16-Forty»one_ _ Douém- Malean’ cnPaud___ Thomas L_. Murphy Lat H
°°'“t‘“g th” -"°°f_‘_“" the "mfs are of 's time while the Cook Stentor s sin deaths fm” 1°°kJ°'" “S” 'f"»-"ui I”d°p°nd Tem le W. McDonald, Geo’towu Henry F. Feehan Mount btowari
th,wh_ Tm grgund spangled with bloss- _ 3 ence lly celebration have _been reported _ P - ’
1
- 1 in in the shade or shouted orders, to be answered as before in this state ~; t ]0hn Anderson, Kensington. i . C. A. Woodman, Alberiion. `
oms’ wws are Seen y g ~ ~ by the rival conductor. Finally the < ° _ - IJ ' JG. S. Inman, Montague Bridgt.
st"°_d'ng I” the br°°k’u°§ing thelrp;_r.s°l; coaches were announced and there was a  ' '
wi »»»»r»=»vw=fe»= °» -°-M  , ,1,,,.,,..,,,...,... ..._ ...M .,..,,. _ PETERS PETE:-.=¢.s’¢e»I:isr
, _
1' Em°’°1dJ°°°' ‘ Th dwellers of this elysia 9° ’e ° ' ` - - ’ » `
_ si 6_s8 45 "-53 WW” 3' k°d°°' ° “ I ' ' Solicitors for Ch tcwn P. E. Island.
h menus" Sizugmgsticax; lv ggsugiaa :mo vale live in hamlcw’ and gmt, hamlet hasi This closing act was intense while it __ _ _ _ V In “dam _ _ »_
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its dImIU“I"I"° temple’ th” t‘{;lh`m';rk;°f léltgor myself, my belonaings were can- ` ' it ' » ‘ '_ ‘ f ”'
time showing the 889 U0 °¢U '11' S- " . d i - both Iwas cured of a severe cold by MIN
H°‘° 1"” ""‘s”"‘° °°°°°'°ss °f "°°m’ dis' zgniznilsgsifi  :ii Zn? :big and ARD'S.L‘N“mNT
when by neither the revolutions sr; _ -  _ oxford, N. s. ' ' in. F.'Hi;:wsoN.  V' ' I ‘ ' ` I  _
sf,a¢¢g,eh9ic1ashing of arms or the iluctua-' ;;vi”3 “°:°”;p°“i‘::ut§1.1°S¢;"fSx‘;';~1°7i‘; _ » _ ‘ I _ . - _ __ _ _
tions of commerce. y ilproa ery V I _ I was cured of a terrible sprain by MIN
one “est enter the iinal conveyance and my de- iAR])'5L[,;1MEN1~
_Di t Ruen pa - _. ‘- `_,_ -  __
wif; whim; ol; un; ,us Nommdy stination was hotel 'Y London, New York ~ FRED CQULSQN,
which dmc into Eughmrs V possession in This being unable toacoomodate all who# ynmwth, N_ S_ - _ Y; A_ A_ g_
to be lost and retaken a number of
applied, I was quartered in the one ad-
1°U6» - - ` » t 1 e of lnisek  b
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