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wonft cost you much. We have too many, they must goto-day B
for everybody.
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 ernor General of The
Island.
i ` Wisnii~ie'roN, D. C,, May 10, 1899-|
11139311 _~ _flsj-Gen Otis is expected to continue as l
Z ' ggwemer-general of the Philippines af-
, 2 `f --let peace is reached and order is estab-
y   until such time as the military
__ _-regime.. ends in whatever permanent
) 000* _ _, #ernment may be setup by the
 is ,t’i‘_es_ideiit Schurrnan of the Philippine
dlhmiseioii is the choice of at least cne
of the cabinet for the first civil
al of the Philippfnes,and
made such an impression on the
that he islikely to be oi-
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Every woman wears
a crown who is the
mother of a healthy
baby. The mother of
-ii puny, sickly, pee-
vish baby bears a
cross. It rests with
every woman to de-
cide for herself which
kind of a mother she
'll be.
wi
The woman who
takes the right
care of herself
during the months
preceding ma-
ternity may rest
content in the as-
surance that her
baby will be a
strong, healthy,
happy one. The
woman who suf-
fers from disor-
ders of the dis-
tinctly feminine
during this critical (period, and
resort to the right rerrie y, is pretty
have a puny ptevish, sickly baby,
the world with the seeds of weak-
uud disease already implanted in its
body Dr Piei'ce’s Favorite Pre-
is the best of all medicines for
mothers It imparts health.
vigor and elasticity to the deli-
important organs that bear the
f motherhood It prepares a wo-
the time of trial and danger. It
and ini. igorates, and insures the
well-being and absolute health _of
mother and child. It does away with
Squeamishness of the interesting pe-
_ It makes sure an ample Supply Of
“llflihnient for the little new-comer. It
flhsforms weak, sickly, nervous and de-
llmdeiit invalids into healthy, happy
*Ks and mothers. Thousands of homes
lulrig t sta but fora
QUE h babies once came 0 Y _
day and then die, now bless this won-
*fful medicine for me gift of happy,
._¥*kllful babies.
,W dealer who tries to persuade you to
“lr Some other medicine, than that you
 for insults your intelligence.
The best doctors in Kansas City told me that
to the hospital and ad an 0P¢l_'a'
I could not live,” WTHCS M155
, of Wilder. Johnsen C°--
ulceration and weakt1€SS- and
I would get down in bed and sufer
twenty-foiir hours. F0111’ l30U1¢3°f
Pre- ‘ ii ' red me-"
scnp on cu
on-Dr. Pierce’s Pellelii
P E. Island, Mayl dk' ly
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n my .f 'tered the place, but it is considered Thence to Father Point, light variable, <-_;__ 5. ~,,.   -on
'ff  doubtful whether he would leave the winds and iine weather, passed two' A   ` presidency of Cornell t_o take it.¥ How- small ice bergs. passed through soniel ?",i . 1 » , »  
ever, he may be the first civil governor detached lie d ice north of Bird Rocks, 1 li 
'general of the Philippines May 7th lat 47 N , long 58 26 W J
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_;.  lo ln the negotiations between the Philip-, passed the Norwegian barque (iunhildei   _ 0, W _  _ 
lpine commission and the rebel chiefs bound west, wisned to be reported, all " ‘l `
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government possible under it, leavinv came here to meet the ship and bid the
. stale in Philippines. i;;=:;i;e;;°::.:l;:ii..z?‘ °‘   §.°:;°;‘.i°;::l;‘§§;i§t,”.§:l§;§;“.i°.2li.;f   116 W1Sl1¢<1-
It is really upon details that the nego- lorgiiiiization is somewhat closely allied
tigtigng arg now gWaiting_ aggordigg to in i‘eligl0llS beliefs i0 the .l)O\1kl10bOI8. ` _ .__.___,
the information received by tho adminig- The fact or the persecution of the latter
tration. But it seems to be alreadv set- was fir.-it rn-ide known to the world
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airs o e arc ipe ago s a e a mio- , g
istered by the governor-general, who their <'ff0I‘lB thai. 'he new immi-
; shall be the representative of the Presi- gl°=1UlS Bw l1l>il'-lg l>1`0\12ht £0 8 lalid i _i
_{ ”""“""' dent. assisted by an advis ry council; Wh@1'°_tlJ°Y cfm W0l'5hlP ln theif 0WD 5 . `
T “ f ii i-~ iza’°;2.‘:2;::.:2i “.l‘:.‘i.‘;.‘2I:i:.if;1:'°:.;°:§‘lX‘2?.'.‘?“’i;i‘t111t‘;”€§.f§.l';"“?€f§“l-iii;rN° Undertaker f° the .Em-
_ I5 spoken 0 as t e lrst Gov' bo] chiemwith me Possible exoepgion ff, absolutely to do any military dntygpeaces A   no 
A uinaldo, shall have laces. The local' 50108! 0110 Of lhrir d0Cl1‘iD€S- ~ t
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government of the districts and cities
shall be left to the natives as far as
practicable. General order in the ie-
lands shall be maintained. by our troops,
but the local police will be left. largely
to the natives. all the native institutions
and customs to oe given.due regard.
The Philippine cmnuiis.-ioners Wil!
remain in the Islands, not only to aid in
setting up the new order of things after
peace is declared, but to observe how
the experiment ot native government
works. in order to report to the Presi-
dent, who will base his recommendation
to Congress largely upon this ri-port.
Congress will doubtless examine Ad-
miral Dflwey and other authorities on - l'°f“°i”g "0" W dfillk milk- 'rhfi “V9 i
the Philippines who may bein this "U "'°g*“at’l° BOPP- 555 and a.5P°°i°5
couetry, in order to get all the informs-li” bhck bread' Tll‘°Y‘ "9 *ll °“`°”3
tion possible before enacting necessary “nd h°"‘Y l°"ki”§- ,They “T9 “V9”
le islation for the ermanent. overn- ' l*"mPe1`ed.**“d kil1d» Oi-G Of- the 0ff‘l‘¢0I'B
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ment of the islands. Whatever itgis. it is
believed that the Unite d States will re-
main the sovereign authority indefinite-
ly, and probably for all time to come
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DOUKHOBORS AT QUEBEC.
A Thousand of.Them:A'rrived Tuesday Night
and Started West.
___ terpreter. The costume of the Doukho:
QUEBEC, May 11.-The steamer Lake
Superior. with 1,030 Doukhobors,
reached port last night about half-past
ten. There was a very large crowd on
the wharf, for the ship had been ex-
gectedfat .Began °,‘?l°°k’ and large num' fy skiu,wi?h the hair§nside,and they crovgn
"P ° P809 9 cunous t_°_s°° t em Fe themselves with the ilat. topped Russian ly
mamed °n the dock Wamng fm the ship' i cap so familiar with the peasantry of that
The delay was caused by the work of
examining the passengers at the quar-
antine station. There was no sickness
0_1; board h'ivhateve_;_r, wpich fact, coI_1- __ There were three special C. P.  t
Sl ermgt 8 num er 0 Passengerg’ is ‘trains in waiting at tile immigration_
suilicient to indicate that the Doukho-
bers are a most cleanly people and - - "__
‘highly desirable as settlers. Captain a-t12`(,1 and 2a'm'° and will go stralgh'
iinliaisaeisss-_isittsitsiliieafisisiitifis
stood on the bridge atinldlllilllll,  ionoo    1mm Ny _,_ __
the oloolt was sttikliit the hour. Si” e e  P I-=»;~Yf“=‘?»ll'-”°i?”l»-2*-f-P-*F-2-f.‘2i“llell    "
Our clocks not only strike t-he hour but also the half hour mmm mmmdm em i  -§°3§g§g&,;»€° Association in the an The Standard for quality. I8 _med by ‘H lug” Tum? __
Watchmaker and Jewelen  TIIUHSIAY, 25” IAY,  paniee and Livery Stables. It hasno equal and is sold by all Bret-clue
ll.. SIIIIIDIIS-l ‘.t.im~;.;°:.“:':..°.‘:.‘;°.;°:°.i:'.¥1i3;°.i<id°=1°f°- Meeifmfed °°‘i' by  
,`tu inaccordanoewiththeBye-laws,and' '_ ‘
. _ f,{\\~,_ for the1iransact:1on of such other business ag   W,  I 'W
."°°‘“°. ”_‘”°“f‘f"°"° pp _ till; °“‘“"° "'°““‘” ”°‘°”“ii?ii‘“i°f;»‘%‘1n'oool<, of- ¢¢1=-=»- N-B "
 _._ ,_ ___ __ __ seo'y or 'ri-uetooe..
Come and secure one. Prices reduced for this week.
_ through to the colony in the west.
Taylor states that he would not wish for The Lako Huron will bring, 2_000
better Passengers' Everybodl' lu"-‘ed ,more from the Black Sea, and owill be il
' l0 and Wmked- They baked their °W” ihere about the end of next week. Thisi-I
i bread, cooked nearly all their food and _§ party are of a somewhat superior class"
_accepted nothing from the ship but hot fm. they are paying their own f,_,.6s_L
531° cold Wlzteré Heh 31501 :E59 that » Another lot of six hundred will follow.
I ere was “C 3 55’ W 911 0 0' 95 Ware 'The Doukhobors are most desirable im-
;110ll1\1Hg_0\1H0 dry- asllw W°1!1°“ were migrants. canada oar _hola o million .lf t ° °°“° .°' ‘ °.'°a Q” ° i ‘ ~
teiisasad 1° H <=0nl1l1v°\1S Washing bee- of mom ii they aio all as good as iiio W’ ““.°*’P°’_‘“”“Y °° ‘"°“’ ‘ ° "””“‘”" ,Seperate Coats, Pants, Vests, and the amount saved on each
In Russia the sect szarted about a hun-
this it has been persecuted, At liter
the Doukhobors were scattered in ali
the different parts of Russia. but the
Governwent oilicials gradually drove,
tnein together to that part ut the toun- `
try known as Trans-Caucasian, to the
east of the Black Sea. Some two years ,
ago a number qf them were brought to _l
Cyprus, where they hoped to_iind a per-
manent home, Unfonunately, how-'
ever, the climate proved too hot and
hundreds died. It is hoped that they
will iind Canada more congenial soil.
The Doukliobors are strict vegetarians,
of the vessel states that not onefof them
raised a hand against a child during the
entire voyage. `
lu case anyone were to steal anything
from a Doukhobor the culprit would
not receive any punishment, but the-
pity ot the man who was injured. He
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_ e Prayers.
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Bosroiv, May 11.-The funeral of
the Hon. Edward Y. Perry was held
from his late residence, Broadway St.. .
Perry was an agnostic. A short time
before his death he made a request that
a personal friend should prepare him
for burial, that no undertaken be em-
ployed and that there should be no
public prayer. no eulogy or any refer-
ence to the iuture. Ho also expressed
a wish that his body should be placed
in a plain 'pine casket, covered with
white cashmere. and free from any
oroamentation, that _it be kept in the
house for three days, and on the after-l,
nooun- of the third that those Qt his
friends who desired be permitted to
view the remains and opportunity ,be
Hanover. yesterday afternoon. Mr.f  
to our business has maie. it what it ie. Early this year u, little of our
selection ot Teas and rica and can now sa.felyn.,eu.5 we have theilneet
-A few trial orders will give you coniidence 9,
dlé s_t-took :plow figures for cash Flour Ccrnlli
a , ,
an me .
Will buy all the clean Fresh
would say that the thief was sure to
come to ii bad end. Mr. Soulagitzki, i
ivlio,acconipanied one of the parties last
winter. was on the steamer as an in
bore is very quaint. The coats ' havel
all pleated skirts, and they ily around
when the wearer is walking like the
skirts of a lady’s jacket. Then over
this the wear a reat coat ot shoe -
country. The women dress neatly and ,l
in picturesque fashion. The children!
are bright looking and rather prettv.
sheds. These left with the whole partv
given to any one who desired _to offer; _ , - , . .
remarks. Healso stipulated that there P  _ .  _, _ ` ! ,= ,  _. .
shou.di be no extensive iioral display!  ._ _ .  , _ , ._
not. because lee objected to flowers, but » -, i ,_ gf 3
because he did not want anything elab#-__~ _
‘lolililllioiliiii l
orare. The wishes of Mr. Perry we e‘
carried out as far as pcssible. The-ro
was a large attendance of relatives and
friends. The remains were encased in
a casket such as he had described, ex-
cept that it was covered-e with white
broadclothiinsiead ot cashmere. Qu the
casket was a bouquet of ferns and roses.
The Rev. John Wild of the Second
Congregational Church conducted tho
brief service. He read the 13th chapter
otl. Corinthians, a. portion of the 25th
chapter of Matthew and Cardinal New-
man’s hymn, “Lead Kindly Light.”
The Rev. Mr. Wild made a short ad-
dress. He spoke of the genuii e ’riend-
ship which had existed between Mr..
Perry and himself tor seven years. He
was a man.he said,of strong tonvictions.
He had a. kindly heart, as many in Han-_
over can testify. Mr Perry, I think.‘
loved religion, that which was pure and
uudefiled, but hated 'hypocrisy and
shams._ All his acts were governed b_y
a sincere and genuine purpose. We
l The followingis the report ofthe voyage Bam 1610 be seen last ni ht was §“'e”' ‘md late' the b°d5f Was'
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_ Lge Lorroiro Toosooy.Apri1is. Hou usgtergfm _;h‘;r§‘°§‘§; i;°te;_;en%°_‘;f;§ purchase is quite a big item. i Look at the goods You
mo erate nds' d fine leasant, _ _
' W1 i an p made in the family lot
iweaflief- Passed Cape Sf- Viv°°°=APf'i1 . - . _ ° . ' need not buy now if you donft want, but it will be well ‘lite
i 26. and experienced moderate westerly » There 13 much 3l?e°ul°'“°“ as t° h°f"
;winds and fine weather to lat. 40 N.. ,~\\___ ._ ,7i»;,~» _»€__ ig,.- Q' largea Progeny Mr' Perry left’ It H kl.ldW Wl1eI'€ 011 Call S3iV6 1110118 WIIBD 11 Want tb
! }ong_ 28 W__ than fresh westerly gales `(f,__._.;_/__-`¢_,._,_.t.)l,-Z.;l__ _ thought that he was worth $1,000,000. y   Y0 billy
 and squallyweather to lat. 42 N.. long 1  ' -__¢>_._._. _ _ _ - ,
; 40 Vl .,then moderate west to south-west ° i To CU RE A CDL” nl UNEDAY
. winds and line clear weather to Cape p » e t _ _ _ ~ » . '
-_ Ray, passed on May 7th at 6 p. m. i _ A ‘ A
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Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
druggists refund the money it it fails to C
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Poliiio nooogiiiof on oooa-iimooi-o oo tho obovo
Institution be held in the Parlor of the
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 1- llatter that they must make unconditional One female Child b0ru during U16 Dwi- l _"i 'li ’ l , .f
_ ilsurrender, acknowledge the sovereignty sage. It was named Michae Anna Per-   “'
*Q » . of the United States nd content them- everizoff. _ y f ° it ° Y? B
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B -As these are the finest' Ru on t market,
one demand for them exceeds the supply dealers will dowell
place their orders early.
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. e have pleasure in announcing that we have arranged to se
our superior Quality Rubber Footwear, “Mn.'ri;sii
tolli” brands, in the Maratime . Provinces, ex'
HAR'1'l‘ BOOT AND SHOE COMPANY LTD
TON, N. B., who _will carry a full stock of the goods and be
sition tosupply TE E TRADE with the utmost dispatch and
Toren Ap
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our big poioliooo of oioihiog on iiio Doon 3
“h‘§“’;i“‘ 'fm' h d. ` f h__.Sale is a’great boon to the people who need New Suits,'
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