i llllllllillhl. ill lElIl SHWIGE
in g 1035? '
p-nn L fi, P le o Police Station \o
5’ \r,,um -- \» c iici,iien.ly i~e Penny
D”-xc’ l’,\i\-lui. Ln lor piano in the stun
6.), 1-‘ini wifi" 1. bf lfflwfi ffm' bites, elm
.ii v iii il rl lli
\._» _ _ »_» -_
mins, cr i a ctions \\hic
befall men i i our position I huio no hesi-
minn iii ~1\ii Um Pii\ Kiiuii- is the
mi rrmi / i > li.i\ c near ut hand."
L55] I t rnally nnd Lxternnlly
Tiso S ..c°, “Sc 'ind 50c. bottles.
_W *___ _ _ L monyin which they feel a more than com °’
f _ 'JNDCW August 30-The arrival ini ment monsympathy The altar was beautifully t
bro
Euriope of ex President Steyn has been Bug not ex prewient Kmgel. mmself decorated with potted plants placed by 0!
ma h
e i e occasion cf the publication of was at hp,” mor, mtterly opwscd to an the lady friends of the bride. The cere n
many sketches and anecdotes about the thmgs Igmhqh than was the whilom UND? “'83 DfI°f01'U16~'3 by RSV J D MC ea
man Tbitlt wijhichis given much promi Cambridge giafluate, Martious Steyn K y D te b S
nence t
"1 6 any EYDNSS ‘mu be read The two Presidents veryeoon found com RW H B M°K“y’ f°"”e1`x7 Ui Wallace’ , luatéif-N101!
With much interest in the United Si;g_te~_ i mon ground m then. hatred of England N. S The bride who cazried a bfuutiful
the land 0! self made men and from 1397 to 1399 they vlgcrvuqyl bouquet was given away by her father
Arfm~1fksble,end. wi11an5'r<>=i>ectS.a piottefito bring aiiouniiiat me which A’ the brffai Defi? °=°°r=<i the °h\1\‘°b»
distinguished man, says the Express was to and so dibastrously for Each cf the wedding march was played
wiiter is Martinus Theunis Steyn them, by Miss Eirh Archibal* The bride
President, ofthe late Orange Free State, was aftired in a. travelling dress of brown
who arrives at Southhnmpton this morn BLOE\F°NTEN CONFERESCE’ cloth, trimmed vnthcliiffon and wore `
mg ur Steyn has °°m° W" t° Eumpe And so in the latter years Ste n was 3' ha” t° match
°m°n'7 mr the sake °f ms heawh He ha" overgoyed to see Sir Alfred Milner ind the I The bridesmaid’ MB’ man’ sister M
been extr°xnel ill suife l f
-7 = rug mm 5" crafty old President of the Trmsveal to thebmde’ wh° W” mwned in °‘ “U7
gfection of the eyes, and so much has Retherm the eapitalofms own Siate and bloc ra lor made costume with hat to
s co s t ’
n ti ution been damaged by the though apparently he deprecated the very match, carried a beautiful bouquet.
anxieties ot the war and the political thought of Wm. he tn the time glgcraugy MissSiiiah,yoongestsiste1-of the bride,
disasters which hav ’
° °v°"'h°lm°d “W fanned the flame which was soon to burst W” £°°°°" gui* She W” “Hired in
SCBCB th li h h
.mp he n 1; en cgame cgi board the forthin an its fury white and carried an exquisite basket of
cou scarce use c ther hands dowere The gr npported in
or feet. But so benenom h be More than anyone else, President Steyn °°m ‘"5 5
ave en the ,"5 Ps tumble for the twat. Thu., his brother Bruce Robb of St. John
_°°‘ "’°°’°° ““°°»*‘° “PW” *°b°°° th' is no aight this his iiisxawsiim became A321 __ like ¢°r\im<_my_ the wwwiiss
road to recovery. And, im any case, he _ the uucmwhed king of the United States parties'dr6ve to"tlle depot `a.nd`l’»oolt the
has Glpressedadeterminatlon' tolive as of Smth Africa_ He regarded Kruger” 12._80i' irainen routeVto"Char1stte'how`n`.
longnshe can for the sake of his wife an Qld man who must soon mas swam The; present; wg;-5. vary, |mm¢r3m,~
and family, to whom he is tenderly at- He himself wa, comptmtively ,mmm auiongthem being abenutiful eilyer five
tacked' _ His name. therefore, he was determined °'°]°°kf'.°“ 395- m`°s°“°°d by  *mp-.1°¥¢°i° ‘ t _
s'rEYN’s 1c.uu.ry1:ARg_ should downto :sterit as that of the °f th¢Her“H and Mui' _ -T ie.  A ~UB~ _ , V 'R ,V
Mr Ste n ww b _ 1857 meamsgoman ,,'h°I;,ad wg. beth bomut iion .ot Coburg* Road chui*eh"1if*wliich  f `  
y s ornin_ atWinburg. _ _ .tam D _- _ ,Med e be '_
His father wasa. farmer who had sat in Baath Afric“°~ 'V Q* ms eunnwas BY m m   R
WRHTED
Potatoes #ion es F NU' EEE Bild Farm
haiufe i.i arse or ='nal'sh1]'\mSen\l Huy by
ggrload lots it§,¢~§ddre\s
Yi 1; b~\RNFS Jr
5;o:lAw6x: Likew0od,R 1,
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W|ND¢OR» NOVA FGOTI
inco poi-and 1891 A
The Bishop of \ovn S‘otin,Churmun Board of
'rnistees The Bishop of Fltduridou member
of Board of Trustees, ex-on cm
Miss Lefroy, of Cheltenham Ladies' coriege
England. Prwsmil. assisted by 'ren Rendenz
Experienced C-overnesscs from Eng1nhd,(iv¢ gf
whome are s uiisis in the Music and Art
p¢p¢i-tments , and One Non-Resident Instruc-
ior Housekeeper Mntron and Nurse
Extensive Buildings with czpoci for ioo
ygsidents, Heated by Hot Wpter. Li( ted by _
Electricity. Grounds covering eight acres, with
Lgwns for tennis, Croquet, Bukgt Bn1l,Hockey,
&c. School Dairy and Laundry.
3-Preps ration for the Universities.
lilichaelmts term befins Wednesday, Sent-`
embef icih, 1902, For Calendar apply to
8-i-d im. ' DR. KIND
u~ 4'_‘ _
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Eastern .Steamship Co.,
ii~rrERNATioNu. sisizvicis. A
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9e'¢, camera cove St.
John nt 8.00 l.. m. Atlnu
tic Standard, Mondays,
Wednesdays and Pri
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f
pamtie, siivi iii iiii iiiiin  
A BRemarkable and Distinguished Man-Educated in §;j_°§8,n’§;‘§e§§‘f§;§,’;jc§‘_”m§‘,’§§§ h‘;‘;j§
loemfontein-Bitterly Opposed to all Things Englis -- j§§'§j,f§’§*§§§d°;’r§;‘n§§§'§,'§°w‘;§1§';;‘§§§V
Wonderfuny Popular a Thorongh Gentleman itwas with acertain element of per F'
bo
sonal interest and affectation that alarge U
number assembled to wi ness the cere- T
the Volksraad; his mother/was one ‘of the
family of Wessls, whose name Bgures
largely in the history of the Orange Free
State. Young Steyn was educated at
the Grey College, in Bloemfontein, where
were taught side by side. On leaving
chool Martinus Steyn- woiked for some
abroad-minded policy has always pre-`
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" Y RETURWING
_ .Prince Street. '
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days for Lubec,East
_  Polggand i_\rnd Bostogort'
-__f;¥i ' nos oNmREc'r
` ~' "S"-' on Tuesday and eatur
_-'S51  daynt6.3op.m.
From Boston, via.
Portland.-Eastport and Lubec, Mondays- Ted- T
n¢¢d¢_vl Ind Frida” uit 8.1¢ a. m.
d From BOSTON DIRECT Mondays und. Thurs-
IVSQ 12
_ .oo noon.
'through tickets o nie nt gildncipnl Rail-
vg Stations. andul=zgtge_c;tec h to desziina-
. Plisenzefn vxngnf o noneven nas
 té>ns;_i`li`x§ can gosgireel’ to ttlge steamer
ln e in rt or teroom r the trip.
`UILI.°J.M G. LEE, Agent St. John, N. B.
A. H. HANSCON. c. P._i¢ 'r_s. t
CALVIN AUSTIN. vice President and Gen-
eral lllf.. General Oices, 368 Atlantic Avenue
Bodom Inu. _
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Livery Stables
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-Charlottetown, P~ E-
* First-class single
teams. _
rice tnrnonts for weddings, an
private parties. ,
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3|-i. J. woirrn
PROPRIETOR.
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 _ommgnéiug ju" 3°¢h_ veiled, and where English and Dutch
1 St l
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So
oe
_Bloemfonteim Six years later he wus.
m n ` J _
Pres
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ir!
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*imc upon his father’s farm; he learned to
ride and verv soon become an expert
ith the ride. _
And thus, from I5 to 19 years of ace,
the future President of the Orange lree
State occupied hinise1i‘._ At the age of
19 he came to England and the Conrinent
for the purpose of completloghis educa-
tion, and sixyears later he' returned to
nth Africa, where he practised suc-
ssfully as a barrister for six years in
appiinted First Puisne dudge and yet
A ther six years-o,nd,ho was elected
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oprosnn mnnouxn. l
shsriiysfm his .femme mia eine _ _f cnivi,mu.` ~-  1#
ithcpresidentul election in the Oranae
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Mr Steyn has his good points however.
» I 599 S3 917
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Now Judge Steyn was Dutch to the ‘somgf “ry tau’ wima kindly’
J most everyone, Boer or Briton, _who  ‘i
:_:::l__l;°;§‘r;:§;E;? J°di°kiS£‘°y';~° vm" him. He wana brilliant conversationlist.
a. capual linguist, naturally
pressiou and a full long beari which of
is snfieivorta draw tighter the bonds rem,"ked,..Your mutated infantry are ftwltlph tit Sfrlales ef; S1?-il If sgfesd _*he
°““°°’i““ "‘° t"° 13°" R°"“b!i°°' M useful aw walk. but when they eallon' Pilehlfilld sapneigirazi-es I;1sn°ei>i)ltrl;.!;ted- wig
h¢S°‘1\¢‘im¢h° P1'°f°°*‘°‘* -°"° 9"“"°“° their oiiiy thought is te keep their naw" is natural hair, ivliich may be black or
61109!-iD ¥0W°1`d9 the British/'G°ve’“° en," ° _X brown or rcd. But Mr. Rockefellefs _
head is `not Piebaldf it islcovered with ` '  ‘P "  F
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Presbyterian church yesterday
l an 11 30 and was one of the prettiest and
,brightest weddings in Halifax fora long
Ten
he weather is ideal and the grain
ass quality Grain men who have been
nzh the harvest qelds say the yield is
uniform quslity andncarly all wlllgrade
umber 1 hard Samples thrashed so far
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WESYERN GRAIN TURNS UUT
Wnvmrzo, Ang W -The harvest
ut completed in Manitoba and
nder way in the .Northwest
a. , asterof the church, assis d y ~ _ ~» fs
*This-q
sented a handsome mahoganyoecritoire »-
which was accompanied bya 1_etter,ex-_
pressive of best wishes on behalfof the
congreization signeli by. the secretary 'df
the board, of nia`n'aL,=2ers' '0l'Il:l_i"e`  " ,E
I C_IUmInmmann-I-a--in-nl--_-_, i
UNMISTAKABLE SIGNS or c.i'i_'_ __;_ff' '   
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.mbming wcak_ncss,`lba;d taste`"lr`i"t/he
_ » an w _ ' 
rn " ` dailyand ,er-_ _
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If yoirhave a ringing in the ears, »d'rop°p -
inglin the tnroa bad. br=ath,_ _heiidaoh e
outh-then isis c arrh Use Cater
c on I h le f
3,’ __ _ _ e
_heals the inflamed cle,
}xiose,»thr¢‘at and 'air on
~ _ V zone
Q dies the heaid noises and
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adicate this awful 'fiom your”
stem Catarfhomn the germ ’
81'
plication Cat in-no
vents ;drqppinfz,‘ ani
absolutely ,cure all
Broncliitis Asthma,
Two onthe tr-'afment costs
Druirizistfi or N C
Co.; ngstoo, Ont.
`q`  Heir s
Chia'-3°
B new
.éie
lack ofdiiizr 'To“‘We§l“ii.`
haveibeen to reduce infinitely
'b kbone and his ancestors hal dine » " 5 ¢h8H¢¢.~_°_f @'°Wi11g_ l1¢W__tI‘11e hb§if0f
msisch to donsolldate the State. There- ; late years has bewme premamrely grey' _ mm* . Be Sufrerfd fmmjwhat the Perma
it th” he med we victor .b I _ A TEWROUGH GENTLFNAN- tologists. call allopecia. areata! The A _~ , ,_
°"° ‘"5 ga 7_° 7 In the ordinary sense of the word, Mr.: dermatologists call the spit, downyliair; _ CAMERON BLGCK. QQ?
xm °n°’and the Orange Free S 3.” Steyn is a thorough gentleman, with l that now decorates his head “lanug0,” ` ' `__>f f 
“t'°_"°d “D3” ltslast’ smge .ag 1?' Repubfw' 8il18\\lsrlY Pleasant manners and n great _ ff°m’lfh° Latin 111113- lW00U`-V" USU’-HY 4 . _~ ~‘ x '
Within ii few months of his installation sense of hmm U . d _ h _ }vh¢n__this mu(.h-de,,i,-ed iqanugov ap rs ~ ~-~= -----~ - _ _ J- »- - ~ 111-
r o en spice wit sar . _ , Pea' _ ,_
4. Bloemfontein President Steyn ,began casm_‘ As, _fm_’instance’ when he once it is white. So when the bald spots in t _ -f T  ,,
fs
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Souvenir Belts?
Paper Knives
dsc more new
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than during
Always
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apply to
_ ._ - _ T silky, wh'ite‘hair. Soon, if'it_thrives and'
135 ooo ioss ciusso if ~ ,_"f@=‘¥€°"°i~;i*~”’aY "°°°"‘° Pi§"‘°”*“‘-' Th* ‘
WANTED_A case of headache that only discouriigement .about,_tlie growth-
Livmcsron, Tex. Auizust 2111-Anim  ' &-  _known of “all0p¢¢i2 al`¢2*&,” Wh0l’€l
cendiary fire destroyed 20business houses, ‘ ' _ ` the haiifhas revived and has become; fg-
ausingaloss 0! $135,000.  F T.  l  with the °]d'ti’?‘° °°_1°" 
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l , 1 instance in personstimder fifty ind -
.cHARi.o'i‘Ti_:ToWN 1u.i1>.Ki~;rs. t Moon s ciiimins i _ ,,,,Hy;,,,;d,,, twenty year, of ,,§e_ T§§,”,
2 d. 0 h. 55 m. m. l have been ia, few rare 'cases in ’ people
13~ Ill- more than a lia1f_century old yvliere the
m' delieateg-  __ has -f become _eysiiput
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ago,
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made some means of ch
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tigatio A _
one of;_tli¢ Q S  __   
food a_`ndjdrink.'  ofgt ellis
and month   -
line if119y»=‘,_  ie=f4\?>lsslie<_1;4>3i21l!;°i;i=14e_
of .Grant aixnd others,-and itfhb: ’
  5. intimated t at *cancer micro ' `  _ ‘
g  found infoertain vile-smelling' _ ' . Axv
i.L.foz‘eigiz;; cheeses for- which  jfaohiongg
“ffitie “people profeemo lure ai-,great bk~»:
' ing. So fares the- malady is traceable
_to causes like these the ,remedy to belapf
, plied is simple and .easy,-dviz., to ‘smoke
moderately, if at a1l,.and to Jet all
 ;_fess9v=ldy and 'defied' ¢_rf»i<=1¢S' Of
alone,'no matter ' gourmets pretend to
wwf
 i rd 1 hiehthesebigiettsrssisndg t  _
/~ `   CHOICE afrjnthaitlgle :ff 3;: should be one that n0t5Q!1ly:5F_'P1935inE f'°-the  £5755 n5`&¥~'i5hn_1e
,_ _  C3016 °_ ’ “gas ii; .nie ssaytthfives 'wie  and in §fG°=‘¢3=8¢.ei¢fr_ °re¢as%1¥~, 5; 
    ' ' '  i' T” '   i
  I " -ms ‘gil the elements -for building  dliolobilily  in
   sm  been overworked.
likethem..;-.»_ -  S
_ ' KUMFORT P d .U 4   the "hair is that in_pei-sons over
_ BY INCENDIARY teawBWeMy;f;'n3;v:v1 not cure from] mt! years. of age. therein no cettamtx,
that it will flourish. Many cases have
these  _have been, in nearly every
-¢~~
obaccoand Cheese Cqnsetlancer?
the ills that flesh isfheir io there
more justly dreaded than cancer,
and lingering disease
remedy had 'yet
remembered that in all
_ ack-
mnlady.  Becent' 
_to jtthe ._ _ ,that
causes of ‘cancer is`im rpper
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Whole wheat; any good  -Tl*
M085
assistance in
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'Should like to
Your Grder for
Wood Pulp Galvan-
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Values Arc Excel
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