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And Schemes for Bring-
ly in over “alleged” mines and he sent
a number of decayed Spanish _caravels
to Kingdom Come with his pitiless
modern guns-and that .was about all.
It was a complete victory, but it was
,only an illustration of the wolf and the
lamb. There was not one chance in
ten thousand that the Spanish dest
could do anything except sink. It per-
formed that act in `a most thorough and
painstaking manner- and there you
are. But fancy easily and very natural-
ly paints Dewey as the great fighting
genius of the affair. He is undoubtedly
a brave man, and, what is ten times
rarer, a discreict man, but to place him
[with Nelson and Drake ~ as has been
done must make Dewey Qierpetrate a
quiet little smirk himself if he hears it.
Think of classing Manila with Trafal-
gar! ‘
Of course all the absurdity arises
-from the fact that the American people
_ eel plateand by the best
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-I .ever since they landed on Pilgrim Rock.
are the most perfervid| military en-
thusiasts o_n earth, having been fighting
Their heroes become gods, and exploits
which would cause an Englishman only
toshitt his cigar set 70,000,000 Ameri-
cans crazy. The newspapers foster this
false enthusiasm by over-drawn,nausea-
tingly-ilattering accounts of the war,.
which everyone believes. No doubt
Americans are line fighters -- it -is
a question whether they are not the
mos resourceful and dogged in the
world _-but it is simply absurd the
childish ecstacies into which the nation
Where your money accomplishes more than elsewhere. i 
We’ve built up a large business by winning and retaining A
public confidence. We secured this conddence by giving the 
public indespatable values-no trouble for us to meet any 
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indian or Anglo Egyptian can paign
There was little said about Kitohener’s
 victory and yet it was the greatest
triumph of military genius in modern
times
  gps question of rapid transit forthe city
c nforaiation-it being situated. on a
  stocking shaped peninsula--the business
of transportation is a fearfully serious
.la-"down town" as it is' called bv the
emands for Rapid _ Transit
. . . and 5-7 in the evening -are". im l
mg It About' tremendous. An accident to one.e'f lhh
- _ jostling and crowding during these
G Nlw YORK-’ May 14"`f£§{'°f;:_l.),h° rush hours is a spectacle. Most of the _ .
. rest preparations are on D h puple above mud street take the ele__ Tuesday, Ma_y16.-_-P. K_elly,_M0nlag\lo;
"°l°°‘,”‘°g °‘ Ad‘””‘1 °"°",‘ ° vs'ica.wni1c.bc1cw ialiatuc cable and* H-L-W*.‘“"8» S‘_°.~'°‘*“» N.-If-.i7*’.°
”m‘f”°.h°r°’ when h° .retluma hmm troily are generally preferred. The H°'"°"’ A°°?‘°‘m°5 “km” N‘°'.‘°l"’i
Manila in July. Thereis a reavy urn- Broadway able. mm howévér’ is the do; C. J. Lemieux, Montreal, H._l:[_.__
ing rivalry _llietviepp Eastoianpand _pcstthaes gm” medium at transportation in the Blanehet, Syracuse. N. _Y.; J. C.
Htgoldtgiugdte iii? dt tilxplmperial City- city because it threads the centre of the F"°.°" C°°k°““`°' Q“°b°°' _ . _<~
, _. peninsula from end to end, and touches - » A ‘ ° ‘
~rs;f.r.°;2::.°:.€f;.§2;‘tix;.slr »»».  cm... -.» i-..~»»  _TRADE Mo SHIPPIM.
1It money and personal iuduence can do busfness in ew Y°¥k' .Ev.°r-Y “Mahler _ s f
anvlhing, New York is likely to have sk.y°°trfP°r m town, Ii wéthlnd almost a P0” °f ¢|||f|°“¢f°W“-
' the choice, and there is every reason zsutses etggsarg °;_“:’xed'°t;°;'g “ma May 15, Ar,-Ada. Trenholm. Sydney;
iwhy the first city of the Union in 8 en,” ° in a magnet that mgu; Spring Bird. Genior, Louisburg;
population, wealth and prestige should V  1 a d. . dark b 30 S 8 Diplama, Williams, Sydney; Oaimvy,
welcome first the first hero ‘ot the,.pr‘§:’°trh;aagsi,;,il;fsh;'; heensf; ~:`sub ` Porrior, Louisburg; Cornet Mooney,
nation. » wa line from the Hauer ' to Harlem 1; Ricbibucto;Two Bros,McNeill.Plctou;
If is P1'°P°S*d 1° Si” 31° Admin" 3 gl t- of th 6,. my,” bl' S Annie Laurie, Jimmo, Caps Toimen-`
$100,000 dinner on his arrival. Sub-_ 1; "fi", 9°v15c W. ”tg§’,"f ep' une; Mimmw, [»¢1|a,¢, gugiougne,
scription tickets at $100 are already la ° . at “gf E,” _ 3;" es ls 3° . Margaret AML Buhler, Pictou_;
bewg g0b\>l°d UP “S 08803! “U19 ter' hffmézcryt. B, fesyug Ra'i3uf;r W -C; Jennox, Boudiot, Marble Mountain;
rapin at the actunlfbanquet will be. A bug _ “as edrig _il Le  t 92:? *_ Nellie Reid, Reid,New York ;Omega,
message has been sent to _Admiral ‘ wgstpws I 8 3;." mah, is Mu;-¢hi50n_ B,rbad°e5_ '
D°'!'°Y *md t° the NWS' D9P°l'fm6DlI`by. YS-r’ u I gn ydadn ct” m an tn- May 15. Clu.-Life Boat. Anderson.
Mayor Van Wyck pressing New York’s Zh '°”',, ar.) | l h no -lguagan ee Picton; Annie Laurie, Jimmo, Cape
Claims SH U10 “PON 0| entry” f°1° 01° I E538- za 19"-'° I at-mnngrh wvsmia Tormenline; Two Bros.. McNcill,O.-
msn who made mms" 8° \1==°°d°f=b1°="d‘f, " “ fm” ,§“°° §.2“°- ,lf °'.d` wf11;s.s. rcwnsnend, whitt|c,1=lc`-"
101' U10 Pm! Of 111° 9000115 PHP* it :ri -:mms dwob ,Pg In - 8 H-px ton; Chief' Commander. Langiil,
Manila. when his ship comes in. p of 3?' “mia .°° I u 'to .°°:"‘° gh" 3°'m Tammagouche; Mu-gms; Ann; '
. It is impossible 1° exaggerate ac- , ° ms §"9 ,fn ""§,'y' eb "’ °.“',',`-. suciicr, Picton; Minnow, Pollard,
`counts of the enthusiasm andadmiration "3: csomg 0° 'ix b  if den” dy glued 1' Noi-ihport; P. L. G., Burke, Picton."
e-aye, real affection--felt for Dewey  -Lk ”$§ 8f’J‘;'_000° 1°’ f’ ’ "lf ,'31 °'° 1May 16. Ar.-Leveret, Langill, Picton;
.everywiiero. The mention of his name   °’t b`1d E face ,I . egg? S. S. Csmpana, Demers, Quebec;
is a signal for applause, while the  V, °. u bl eb Eng’ ’ WZ; ’ _Genma1Miqd1¢wn_ Gordon; pups-
l theatres go wild over references to him _his’m 'v',;°‘;’d -"U sera 6,2 ° ;’°"°h°raf’° him; S_ S, E19,”-a, M¢Lm-en, Mon;-,_
or pictures of himself or his ships. He mn “gn °E m;’P°"‘lL “ -Qsffoosgogé gnc; S. S. I-Ialifix,.Pye, Boston, 1'
a is the only figure of the war unex` _undeglai sad eth Irg-`f'l$;'bl   ’ . May 16-  *LSY6r@t,_Langl1 'Picton'
5 ceptionably pure, heroic and masterful. d In h “ .1 . ’ ' wma s_ S_ Cam-pan, Dgmers 'saurisf
-the 'only "soldier and sailor tio” put °w°l °w°rK nilght be beg?" 8° ' ' ’ ‘
'wilhouta reproach a sing-c indiscre- °"°°` Hmvever' "mbmg came “lt an
tion or mistake attahhed to his record. egrep; some 20°C] “dvenis.ing for the
There is not the faintest odor of°‘em- world and Journal’ whllmhe °th°r.
l balmed” bee, in his campaign _ and he papers looked on sullenly at the clever 1
has written no Hfcoiishly injudicious suggestions oflhe en?mX° .
letters." His rare tact good sense, .At present 'M agitation has alnmst
RAPID TRANIIT
There has been a great time for the
ast three or four months _ over
0
wing to New York’s long and narrow
one. To the lower end of the peninsu-
natives- a vast 'mass of human freight
must be carried each morning from
‘-uptown," from Harlem and . suburban
villages-the thousand’ of toilets who
populate the big .oilice buildings during
the day, and who journey back in the
evening by elevated and cable. As a
result the ‘demands made onthe ele-
vated road and the suriace cars during
the “rush” hours-7-9 in the morning
trains may mean thatf two or three
thousand clerks and lawyers will be
late at “the ollice.” The crush and
Ia often a warning that the liver ll
boi-pid or inactive. More serious
troubles may follow. F,or a prompa
efllclent cure of Headache and _
liver troubles, take _
I
Hood s PII
While they rouse the liver, restolo- ‘
full, regular action of the bown y
they do notgripe or pain, do ‘_
irritate or inllame _the internal organs, ;
kt have a positive tonic eilect. 25c. -
alldruggstsurbymallof _ ;_
0. L cod at cc., Lcweu, lugs.
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ns.
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HOTEL
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Msiuin do, W A Brennan, do,
S Fallis, St Catherines, D Q
Sutherland, Picton, Fred H Hart
St. John, _l\. B.;A. L. Lyon,
Torou to ;,W. "H.' Bowser, Montreal ;
P.  Corbett, _I-lalilax; T. J,_j Doyle,
\ Halifax; H. A.YRichardson, City; B5
C. Cox. Souris; C. 'B. Foster;., St.
,lJohn;'l:{. C. Compton. ~d9.;j.“.1;\N1m.
Saunders, -Montreal; J. S. Beast-ll,
Superior City,Pa.;C. B. Fraser. St.
John;l'.J. Olive, do. `
` ` Ravens iiorsi.. Q 'i 
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Tuesday, May 1.6~-'-M. Brace( Slimmer-
side; Miss Dixon. Boston ;'Dr§ Doug-
las, Hunter River; Them Stanley,
~ Souris; Henry Wood, Powna.; Louis
Douglas, Sourie East;
dette, Dundas; Rev. W
Central Bedeq ; 'Wm
Sackville,N. 1
Creek; Wm, Burdette,
Hoar, h1oncton,N. B.lRobert Law
les<, Little Pond; C. Gem.Giatcombe,
Fredericton. N `. 'B '
' ' ollissii' uorsi..
General Middleton, Gordon, Picton; l
Marian.Campbe1l,Baddeck; Diploma,
Mponey, Buctouche; Ada. Trenholm,
Sidney; S. S, Elec:ra, ' McLaren,
Montague; S. S Halifax, Pye, Bos-1.
lon. -
THE Colonial Standard Picton says-
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are the most wonderful things about s°“° °f °“" fa‘m5!`3 have E059 t° P. e 1 - lhimi As a matter of fact the victory he if M' A' N'  E':I" mrtheir seed “ts and fP°ml°BP;
Allorders for Loal issued gained at Mantis-thongs it is mis ===----_.-_.._t=_ wwe wfd wi be Psrchaved much
heresy to say so here was a somewhat _ . A ` V'  f -  A¢.|1eaP°1` *haf in I-’i°l°“-7  A 1   
paltry affair, towhich distance lent un~ ~ _ __ _  ~ 5 | _ .~ 
deserved enchantment. He sailed brave-  _ ~
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These we put up in impervious After you have gone the rounds of the
HTH __ _ boxes to protectthem from m&&um,I;mt$°;;*:::»h  or ;;i_y peiligplf; of Jewelfyi come bb
.P  _. _They are ugoful in the h0u'se__ _ _ Goingto waste (waist), Our waist sets are in to
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We sell them 25c_ per _box _ _ quickly Come and secure one before they all go
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this is the time of year he Wants a new pair--(when is the
LITTLE NAN’S CHOCOLATE BOOT, with hooks. sizes
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Field and Garden seeds are now complete co pnsing gram,
_ _ L and flower sesdafrom the best and most relilzlilble seed firms
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