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'TBI LATEST NIUE
' wsi:iNissDAv JUNE il, .gn 'M M 6”' md |° '
 l 'ri-uc conoNs'rIoN of KING olcoacs. ' vluo. N.B..¢\y_»=
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The coronation of the Sovcrelzll il now called to rule, attest that he is :°'h'_°£  bo,-ly, ltook
1  i-he g'“”‘f°" sm” °°"°m°”i“l °‘ 3 not unilt to follow them as a sueces- liggrcnt rcmcdin from doctors, but they
great nation. As it was in the days _______ lid _not seem to do my S°°‘i__ 0_6’ 
of Solomon down through the Jewish ` MVW8 P:k°° zgiatghq d“.l°'-“not “em 9°
 and Christian ages for thousands of S“°h B" some of the auspicious ginliaxiftnfiisrl was almost in despair and
= years the practice of anointing the and hal>P&' 9\l\'i‘°\iii‘iiii§“ iii th’ °°i'°' iid not know what to do until my hus-
_ _ monarch _and setting a crown upon nation which takes place tomorrow. hmd mggulady unch
W2 are Piiiiiiig Oii his head lius been followed. It is new It has an added dlzuity und grandeur u°lr°°l' “id !i‘° '° - sd
more than a thousand years since
Egbert, the first king of all England
. _ was thus set apart and solemnly re-
3 piece, brass ferrules, C
_ ognized at the ‘beginning of his
Suitable for boys lean? reign. The term employed for coron-'
ing to fish or for bait
ation in the Saxon chronicle, “gehal-
fl5hll1g.\Vt‘ are Offering god," is in the language of today,
a hallowed or consecrated, and the
ceremony was then in its essentials
' the same as it is today. A copy of
 the Gospels is still preserved in the
British museum which is believed to
sale in our window 2
lot ofash fishing rods
- _ ° be the identical book on which the
 Saxon Kings were sworn.
Thus following immemorial Chris-
ill this lut \\'lllCll \\'lll tian and Hebrew precedent, King
_mlv be fm. a fcw d_l\.S_ George will tomorrow he anointed
' ' und crowned with august ceremonial,
309 rridh' flip gmc the highest dignitaries of the church
:lil the state unitin in the reat
Soc rods hw SJC s\e‘r\'ice and acclaimiugg him the rgight-
60C l'("d-\` fm' 39C ful sovereign of the British Empire.
The solemn sanction of religion and
’ the homage ol all the estates of the
s
]*G°]am,ebon realm will signalise the event in the
DRL~GC_lS'l\ presence of a great company of the
most illustrious people of many na-
Leading Tacklc Sforc .tio_ns. The coronation ceremony will
‘he most solemn and impressive,
stately and grand, as heiits the in~
c- 1 ' '
l
.tnllitiou of thc ruler of a mighty
icoplc.
r__ King George comes to his crown by
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utlon It has not always been thus
 in England or in other lands, but it
as long been so in England. Our
King comes of noble stock which for
cncrations has been revered and be
loved by all classes. His father was
liilivard the Peacemaker, his grand-
\Ve haie roccivell direct from
the nlakers the ve.-_y iic\\'u.<t dc-
signs in this most appréliriatc
\\'EDDING GIFTS iurluiling
l‘ie Plates, Rake llishcs, [lean
Puls and Salad Dishes.
The silver frames iii llit-.sc are
beautifully pierced and llie lining
are pun- while inside and brown
outside. They make the best
_ tuous and blameless life, his correct
cooking utensil.
habits his painstaking and successful
| " , I _ 0
efforts in his youth to visit and ac- iaws “iid *"9 "OW iii WBC? with Bii   _
G ll Taylor i fi ' "’ ' 5
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derived from those qualities in
himself and his near ancestors which
adorn the highest stations in life
and have demonstrated their person-
al dtness to bear rule. It findsafit-
ting and stately setting in the grand
old Abbey, about which spreads the
greatest metropolis the race has yet
built. the capital of an Empire the
most wide-spread andthe most bene-
iicent that the world has yet seen.
The coronation of King George,
like that of his illustrious father,
will be celebrated with joy, festivity
and thanksgiving by many kindreds,
tribes and people in scores of widely
distant lands over which the Red
Cross flag is the symbol of Britain's
imperial power. That flag will be un-
iurled to the breeze in a hundred
great cities of the British Isles, of
India. of Canada, of Australia, of
South Africa, from naval stations
that girt the globe, from impreg-
nable fortresees that guard the gate-
ways of commerce, from the ships of
the mightiest navy the world has
seen, and from ten thousand British
mcrchant ships on every sea. And the
thunder of thousands of guns on land
and sea will echo round the earth the
joyful fact that George, by the grace
Ol G06. King and Emperor has come
unto his crown.
It promises to be a great and aus-
picious day for_ the Empire. The
King's first act after the crown is set
upon his head will he to bow in
grateful and reverent homage to the
King of Kings. It will be well if in
like reverence all citizens of the na-
tion shall humbly recognise that it
mother, Victoria the Good and is by the benemence of Ainiighty God of the ‘miserable pains and soreness
G,-(lag Where lh all history shall we that the Empire has become so great in my back but cured me of my kid-
nnu e nobler lineage? His own vir- and is srovins greater. that we are “fy Yr°iii>i°~
and have been blessed with just and
gracious rulers, with wise' and just
quaint himself with every portion o§_ i- 9 W0 Ci- _f--i
thc vast Em ire ov ivh' ' l
D er ich he is GOD SAVE THE KING.  I 
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'rHi-: i'n_i1‘l-:Il.\'.il. socllzrrlljls. ly united than it is motley.  [[15 »‘°""°i"" "'°"
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. -i- _ In the ordinary course of events a
So large ii number of oilt cltizensp Coronation comes hug Once in 8 life.
f-.<;iocinll_v of those now in the active`tlme_ May King George's reign be All druggists and dealers 50c. box
0 _  e pt-riod of life, arc- members of one or long and prosperoiisy At lenstig mn or post paid from thc   l3_C;0_§-h
` ` more of the many excellent fraternal;b,, but once during his reign that we C0-1 F0" Erie' Ont' I.f 50" ‘ern U
- - benefit your money will he refunded.
societies that a word to thcm may be - <
zifion celebration We doubt not that
far as possible will take part. in the
best for any purpose
Order today.
Phone 240.
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HOMICSEEKEHS' -EXCUIISIUNS.
' The Grand Trunk Railway has issu-
ed a circular authorizing all Agents
in Canada to sell Homeseelters' Ex-
cursion tickets to points in Western
Canada. This is interesting informa-
tion for those desiring to take advan-
tage of these excursions on certain
dates from April to September 1911.
particulars. W. K. Rogers, ("-ity Tick-
et Agent. 3-23dtlistutlsep19.
Canvas
irritahle, and I had ii harsh, croupy
cough that was always worse in the
morning. During bad weather I was
completely prostrated with Catarrh,
bronchial irritation, and all thei
 ‘manifold discomforts of influenza. 
_ “When I began using Catarrhozonel
a beneficial eiiect was noticeable atl'
nnce. My breathing became free audi
‘A/hCl‘l fhc WCaf,hCl' man easy, I slept better, my chest wasl
Say Canvas sh0eS_ ed away. Once, when my son was
ey say so provided
. n 0 S
' election of mucus, BOOUNS Bild if-im' i a date for a vote would be agreed With equal favors for therest, Stake Races which closed Julia lst) r aching the dock. The soldiers are
are not exp'.°nsW°'. and the uletee :lie lungs una nreneiileltubee. upon. He gave elle president u ds- elves promise of being the best Race u
To those in fear of changeable Wea- tailed report ot the situation in the May George the Fifth, of royal name, Meeting ever held on the traeh. fl
ghoes Pays a big dig/id¢nd ther- -H1080 Wh0 GMU? °Bi3Cii C015- seg§_te__5n_d declared the hill would be Leave to posterity a fame With the programs such as is ar- Bermuda, and were on their way to
those 'who work among lung-chilling passed without -amendment. Of which the nation will be proud, ranged and the fair being hsld.at s their homes in England via Quahec,
And ln their praises will be loud. date when the patrons of the lair
elr, leg, or damp can unset chem- SHIPPING NEWS. een be comfortable on the Grand
n'l°nCy you lnvest ln Canvas
n f°°t ¢a9e- surroundings, or where dust, impuivl
Gatarrhozmis Fnmpan , Kin tou, Joseph McGill Roberts Pictou And crown him with prosperity' have some mailed to them b writin stock has nn rival East of Mon-
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‘Q08 "Catarrhozonc" only. By mall from Wrye, Rlchibucto; Belle, McLairs. Plc- May God protect His Majesty, _ who have not received copies can sleeves. we are sure that this
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0 smn' (ing, y g Lady Hill Kaiser, 'North Sydney. The Lord on high be his defence the Secretary M. McF. Hall. ltroal 6 Zldll.
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shall be called to take a partln the
_timely in connection with the Coron-lg,-eat ceremonial which ls so lmpl.es_ antced hs. Gem E_ l,lughe5_
' - ~ y s o 0 in of oev _-_*_*-vw, _ ,  ‘KI Manager
tO gEt th(§ C( ifll \_’( lulull of these arc not only loyal and_lemmeh¢_ Moreover the more sp0n_ _ A LORONATION x0EM' ..._..____ _ » Ks  P E. L B__.nch
' liliffifiiic- iiiif tiiel' feei ii more than taneous andi general is the partici a- l 1011 ’
_ _ ‘ D (June 22ni ) ' _
. , . l»us_s__i_i_l_1_r__interest in the imperial ererltl tion ui our citizens in the eeleiirafien _ C, H BLACK Special Agent.
wantatP1cl<ard s,'I he ef me dey. ivherefefe we venture tofu.. glee... will be si.. l..l..... ....1 God bless and we °“r r"‘°‘°“° _ ° '
express the hone that all Of them as enthusiasm and the restsr the cr d't Kmg’
`sivel si nificant of ur f r -
. g e 1
_ _to our fair city in which we all feel Long may he wear the i' British i 1
procession and other demonstrations a civic pride Fifty years hence when C,-Own
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of f`0l”0I1Htl0rl DHY- lthe young men and childl°BIl of today And Monarch he of great renown. As he in him Puts con 'dence  _- 
.-\ number of the fraternal societies* have grown 0l(l_ they will recall with aclous And when big labors here shall end,
have arranged to do this. In so do-_ihappy interest that they wltheshed God $761221 and save our gr May he £0 E10i`Y f-iiefi B5ii_¢iid-
ing they will have an opportunity toi the helehratlon in hgnor of King Long may she by his side be seen, Q cllglllrs 0_l___g_lorY___l1_isbli__g;°_?_l_l_._ __n____
flcmfiustlnte their Strength ill lliim'l George’s Coronation at which their Adm” her high and noble place' Y H '
fathers marched in the procession.
“im 8 While the cannons loud are booming, HALIFAX ON AUG- 30TH
is incurring a very heavy outlay to
build the railway to I-ludson’s Bay
and equip a grain route by that
way which must he limited in its
operation at best to two or three
months of the year.
Tomorrow, Coronation Day, being
proclaimed a puhlicvholidayino issue
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' #rr-Is: cr-IAnLo'r'ra'rowN ouanoulu |.1.'i..r.i.iiie»'l|ii'll¢‘l':;¢"°'_°'\__
iuuneei¢i»r.cermi»_r.llifl‘ii°ii°°i"
“‘~“'°:r:~:‘.‘°"°°'l..:l'.:'i.:.';':
5 mn he had r_ece\v
flizkgrlgotgdt bbndt .groin using it. U!
iluebarui west sua bevel" 111° ° i’°"i°°
and after having taken it I felt be!*»°f»
lk gon using one bottle after anotbcr
Kiitillphadtaksn sixinalland th_el_\I
was sl-I0!!! “id 'dl' I .un puluni
that my bein alive to-da? i' d“° "° ‘M
use of Burdctk Blood Bittors. 0110
spring since thm I Us not feeling "rl
all and had I lot of work to 0-
:5 ht I would procure a bottle ui
Biijlyock Blood Bitter: and after 1 han
taken two I was able to do a lot of hard
lk hu gh, ,ummm-, and I never felt
f,'§,.,, in my ills lu elle winter ef _iooo
I had Pneumonia, and it left me with I
severe pain in the left side. Ev°I'¥
morning when I would get out of bed
had to sit down for' s while it was I0
sinful. .mer I hed _used §l_ud°°l=
blood Bitter-s the pain d\MPP°°|’ 63”'
plainly, lt has alsocured me of bl ln!
ilu. I have received so much bendi\
gum Burdock B|ood_ Bitter: that you
my ubiuil eius is is may heir °li=°'*
as it Kas me."
Manufactured only by Til° T- “iib‘“'“
Coq ]_h~mlwd_ Tonntq, Out.
WOMEN SUFFER
More Than Men
Women have more than their share
of the aches and pains that afflict hu-
manity. They must “keell UD." ill
spite of constantly aching backs, or
headaches, dizzy spells, etc. Mrs. Ed-
ward C-alwood of 123 S. Harold
Street, Fort William, Ont., says:
"I suffered with dull, miserable
pains, soreness across my back and
in my sides for months. They would
catch me so badly at times that I
could scarcely move around. I would
have dizzy spells and altogether, felt
generally run down. After using a
number of remedies without finding
relief, I learned of Booth’s Kidney
Pills and found them an excellent
remedy They not only relieved me
_,
Are You' going to Celebrate
Are You going in the Parade
IF SO ive can suit you to perfection
Store is open till I2 o’clocl-r Thursday. ~ _ _ _
WE WILL specialize in Silk Hats at z.5o, white shirts 9 5c, Ties 2 5c Gloves,
 -_...British F1ags___  
Coronation Souvenirs and Flags.
Smallsizc button of King and Queen with pin back at 31:. Larger size
same style selling at Sc' each. _ _ _
Broach design King and Queen picture with gilt edge 5c each.~_
Medal of King George suspended from a red white and _blue rl_bbon_ for Qc.
Medal picture of King and Queen suspended fronl a gilt crown with pin
back 5c. ~ _ _ -A _
White metal medal suspended from bars with letters G. R. also red white
and blue ribbon |0c. _
Same design in gilt also same size |0c.
Broach pin King and Queen 5c. _ - _
Picture of King and Quccn's head in gilt setting suspended from bar in
Coronation letters with pin back 25c. _ _ » _
Framed picture of King and Queen on silk ribbon at ~2 5c. Larger Size Same
design 4-Sc. _ _
Coronation ribbon with crown and flags of _the different possessions also
letters G. R. 5c each _ _
Coronation ribbon crown and flags also letters G. R. _Clrcl€S with the W0rdS
“Long Live the King" 5c each. _ _ _
Royal blue ribbon with white crown and words Long Live the King 5c each.
Red white and blue ribbon _gc per yard.
5000 Flags for Thursday
at wholesale price. Sive 25 p. c. to l-3 on our Flags.
‘“PATONS. i`
ins Pains, Thiel
and Cloudy ur-
ine. Gravel or
‘ tone. Rheuma-
ncys a..d Blad-
der.
Could we say more” Sold and glial"
nec ell the people gladly Sirrri
1 Bnofl\'l Kidney ‘ _i I
Pills cure Bark = `
aehe,Lull Shoni- _V '
The Canada Life Assurance is a help to any young man. lt
ls the best possible investment. returning do lars lor cents in
vclted, is the best protection you could secure for those depend
out u on ou, costs very little but brings great returns. The
very flict ibut ou are wids-awake enough a_nd p_hyBl0Mly_flt I-0
have Your life fnsured will lift you ln the estlma lon of business
men. The payments are ver .easy and can be suited to yo_ur
individual means. Call in todby and see what the Canada Life
has to offer you-the Canada Life is the strongest company .on
the continent.
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0 let them at Catanhozche ,hd use it -__ Let God be honored in his reign. Stand, should bring thousands to the mld-summer shipment of ovary-
    scveral times daily. Large size, sum- Entered, June 20-Stmr. Halifax, And peace upon the earth remain; fair daily. thing thstls new and up to date
cient for two months' use, guaran- Ellis, Boston. Schr. Minnie Bell, The nations cease from war and Plan to make a holiday visit to the In ladies wash dresses of linen.
reed, price $1.00; smaller elses. 25c. sundiiy, Baie vests. strife, Exhibition. nlque. canvas and siiii coat also
land 50c Beware of imitatlons and Cleared, June 30--Stmr Halifax, And study arts of peaceful life Prius lists have been mailed to all I Oof the vorylatost mld~gumm¢r
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,ul,¢¢l¢uf¢\-._ and insist on getting Ellis, Boston. Schrs. Louisa Cox, previous Exhibitors but any person blouses wlthlow collar and sh r
ff the
And the flowers are sweetly bloom- TO SEPT. 7T'l-I filll military uniform Bertos Putman
A King of Britain is being crowned; In a little more than two months ley Reeves, aged 20, all Englishmen,
Successor he of Kings 1'¢D*'lWii°i'i- hence the Provincial Exhibition will W@l'0 given a surprise on their arriv-
H
The famous Abbey is ablaze, bg in mn swing' _
with Shlemlm. dazzling to the gnu; _ In order that the fair will not con- 1
The nobles of the land are there flict with the County Exhibitions it men of the Halifax Regiment who
And ladies many, passing fair. has been decided to open ,Niger ln had been sent here from that city.
' the season.
_ 'Tis our Sovereign's happy day, _ and will bs taken to Haliax in the
<1, li ine thick piilegm audi i The Gu ni ii il rl . . Beueizel b iii l i -
says 90 degrees your feet Sgiiiningnthec made me se sick ness- l 0 Ar an W1 6 ma 8 Wh” "ig" ‘md '°‘” him h°"‘“g° my' I ng y 8 “W mm ga n "‘°'“"‘
The mighty of the land are met, ed in two years, and with the visit-
threatened with m__l_g________ t____B_l____s_ l SIXTY SENATORS The crown npon his head to set. Urs demahfl for nmu5em¢n¢__ the Com. as to the cause of arrest, it is believ-
. . d t b f th
Th - Cutsrrhozone cured him in two; sU~l>i>on'r nsclrnoclrv. rue Queen ellen gets iier iiuners '“‘"i°" i’“"" ‘i°°i‘i°‘i i° '°°“'“ i” iii” :slugs Tiff;  nilideiineri téiiesnogf'
,la 5 'I ' ___ Attraction Features in front of the'1l ' p .
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tl~,¢ lm-,W an thin ahout dsterrhozone is certain td cure be-I wAsnlNc'roN .runs is-ciislr I-ler siiiirisn unnruefi with Keilinsor oreua srsnii ~-ce h°°k “ppm” me '°"°°'"‘g
the};_0_ _,Ort org __ is Fo _ czlt_l;c____itB__ h¢l_:_l_ll\_l:_ :__’_lill_0r__li‘ °8fl°i°'l man Penrose, of the senate finance Is set hy hishpp on h_er hea¢_i_;_ _'I`heNMan_i;.ge_l_°i has just returned R
In 3 V O - W ¢ W8 F9 0 9 SSB 0 committee in conference with Presi- Magnificent! t ey sml ing sa . rom ew. or , where he has booked' A
the chest, nose or throat trouble. dent Tag; today cl-,nm-med the ,-9. one ofthe best programes ever placed t e
ware Being ¢0rnD0Bed Of ¢l1_¢ Duff" lllii' port that sixty senators are expect- May their descendants numerous be, before the people of Nova Scotia. ates Ruth, Shaw and Wilkinson, of.
BBIDS Bild Dill* ESSGHCEB. lt immedlhih' ed to vote for Canadian reciprocity Rule in their day with equity; The Speed Programs (judging from Halifax. They arrived in the city on
These f00t C0mf0ftef5 I BNHYB lPl‘li&'¢l0l1S. ilwiiiiibi-¢B the ‘ and predicted that within two weeks The Prince of Writes- be richly blest the number of entries received i th
Y .
e
from information obtained frou_1`the
lgely to make its appearance in
Canada.
"Any person who has been convict-
iittance to Canada,” said Dr. P,H_
ment when questioned.
"Mormonism in so far as it a
ii an undesirable, would be suffici-
hat account yet.”
-*_*
° ARRIVAL OF STEAMER
ST. JOHN, June 18-Dressed in
rises 22, Giles. clara, aged 21 stnnl
l in the city on the steamer Oruro,
which arrived here yesterday morn-
ng, when they were arrested by four
The men were placed in the lock-up
Z~ _
Although nothing could he learned
Held under Commanding Oilicier
oyal Canadian Regiment, undef
rmy Act." The men who executed
h order are Sergt. Ryan and priv-
aturday and mst the Oruro on its
ndcr detention claim, they have just
ntshed eighteen months service in
Patons have resolved a large
'lnrinship into Hartt _
Shoes. Tlint's why
, , _ . . v .
I hers. to call public attention to thel ' ' ~ With royal dignity and gl'8C¢- ea en l
\\'Urf-ill' Ohlecf-H f0l` “'i1iClJ l»i1€Y BNI For all these and other reasons we And may she live to honor God.` D' MacLean' ` OTTAWA' 'mile 16_That it would mi"
q | associated, and, best of all, to setitmst that the h,,t,,,,,,,i societies will pure queens who wisdorn'e path have “ be Practically imliosslbleior u Mor-
_ _ l d_ 1;-Every El Presidente cigar is
forth their 1O!f8liY Hilfi d¢V0ti0ii '50, make a special effort- to signalize the no B el l be her- days made under absolutely sanitary meth-
fillr -"lUlZllSt'S0"€r€iiZll» This ililifl' Ofloccasion by marshalling their full §;=hrlll:;ealln thgeaiicatilon sing her praise. “dl This F6930” “iid iii” iaciiiiiiiif known would Seem to be the case
the people under one royal Head con- strength in homo" wf d ,_ _ it is the DESC 10 Cent CiEl_1l` S010 ll!
stitutes the great strength of the; tion. O B among ra G05 mess and “RV” the former Queen' Canada abou? $8” yohu gllflve fgyour immigration department' although
' nation. which use never more hariii- i-_ was leieiy sn the throge hatheilieeni bi°ii;red§?.°'cer§er bledtecegculllgiegg the Pr°°b.yt.°"““ “sembly he" W”
---.ll _E NOTES. And h;>ifl_$ llel‘t_lii_f:C:__;’i __i:_i:;";_?_l ' St* dl.l_l_ of the opinion that Mormonism was
   l _ l _ And o t e na o g - _ ll
If- - t d 1. . _ _ .
Mallgllallt TU|lSl ll|S‘ 1.;._,,.,,,,, fo, this season only the 0tl__ A_nd London <-1¢v__=\ii le l1_*l_Y» _____m LoNnoN, June ls-The snapping _
_.___ fm. d d th ll h ~ wnh winners “mfmg ltnh B '- strike has developed largely into n ed of any crime can be refused ad-
Ahoiherc se lu Ovln lhal _ _ay pass? Pong t e Straits Di Aiid C’ ei" the "My on B semi' squabble over wages, and outside of n
i Fi i' 8 .Bellisle, which are reported to be a few mail stenmers the shi
gi;_ia_i'_ilii°7__§’ii_T Cu es when lpacked with ice. This fact may help The P3235 and News are clad in generally are not suneringpagblpeib? Bryce' of the immigmtibn deparb
‘ se als »
.. to give some idea of the practicabil- h _ ' f. t .n Fden seen, , able inconvenience. The number of _
The case nf Mr. James E. Barton. l -t l th As i' *?Y were ‘F5 _’ ’ ’ strikers is limited strictly to deck l- ll, p
                          
"interesting, taking a passenger Strafford, is most remarkable. Forlsof' 5 ‘ mi 9» i~ i"_0iiEil Willlill all “ i Y $2.50 a month ln wages made bythe 8 man wnvlcted Ol it there' could ____
through the populated centres of Can- seven years hc suflcrcd from weaklshilvs mllrlt D858 iii Carrying the And lo I Rel, __ surging mass Cfiilildiail Plwiiic Rl_1liWBY COIHPBHY relused admittance here Then mo
ada, through Chicago and thence via throat. trcatctl with numerous physi-§Northwest grain crops to England, is Ol r;_en'ln llnllmms 'that pass_ y_cstlarday_ when thi; tim; came for the the act provides lor thé deporéatioa
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l It has been years slnco Kciili':=
Theatre has had a summer attraction
that coulrl compare with "Swept ily
Summer Breezes,” the new siimiuci'
offering now running at that play~
house. "The Meisterslngers," coni-
Dosed of Harvard, Schubert, and
Weber male Quartettes, and Onita.
the human elf, who are the most po-
Dular features of the new production,
have ptoved a decided innovation in
the amusement' line. The splcndiil
Singing of "The Msisterslngers" hns
already become the talk ol Boston.
and so much interest has been nrou~
ed that arrangements have been made
lto continue the engagement for a
second week. An entirely new pro-
gramme of songs has been provided.
and several new and noval features
will be introduced. Onlta, the cute
little Brownie, who has become trc-
mendously popular among the child-
ren, will also appear in her quaint
"Brownle dance,'.’ "The Melstersing-
ers" will be a feature of an unusual
strong bill, chief among the novelties
being the Four Regals, a remarkable
troupe of European strong men who
appear in a spectacular scenic pro-
duction entltled "The Armorsrs,"
Johny Johnston, the Scotch enter-
taliisr, The Langdon: in "A Night On
The Boulevard;". Lillian Ashley, the
dainty slnging.comedlenne; and Pol-
lard. ii clever comedy Juggler, will
also appear, besides scvernl features
Yet to be announced.