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Light Coat and Vest, and lots of other lines.
\ No place like Prowse Bros for bgiifrains during' July the hotrlmonth  
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goods must go in order to give comfort to our many customers,
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A _ All summer woods must go. We b d th t I ' e  
, in summers goods till next summer. If agsiceguils' an; Obibgt til lilouniiiriivii e°1esEyBm'tH.
 sl; I/ W time to buy straw and linen hats, Ladies’ Sailors, Prints; Undercloth@,
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60 CUPS
UE TEA
Hospital attempts
'io Cure a ,Victim. ”
T0 THREE CUPS
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The Patient Goes Off
0n a Tea and Cigarette
Dehauch.
Nlw Youir, July 7.-Bellevue Hos-
tuiend. Alistet Disney, aftsr
six hours’ liberty, P returned
The doctors thought they
cured him, but on leaving the in-
at noon he went on a tea and
debauch. His cravings, satis-
the time being, he went back
br _
hecureiagain. _ ~
Dlgnq had been under trntmdltifck' the appropriation of £4»,000,000
IMPERIAL  
DEFENCE
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The Recent Trend of Eng-
lish Opinion
CULUNIES MUST SHARE.
Claim Made in Parliament
That a Readjustnient is
e Needed.
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Toaoirro, July 8.-The Globe’s
cable correspondent writes:-In a
recent I wrote about hearing a couple
of casual grumbles along the street
i about the coloniesclaiming a large share
in the conduct oflmperial a6airs without
sharing in the burden involved. The
grumble has now got into Parliament.
The other night speaking on the bill
I month during wbichtime for military works, Mr E Robertson
had worked him dowirfrom the member for Dundee, remarked:-
tl had 'd hat the
Ind sixty cupsofteia day tothree. _“The hon. gen eman_ sai c
reduced.
consumption of cigarettes was also1 Empire was to be defended as a whole,
landto that general principle he thought
Dlgney is forty-seven years old. Hell no exception could very well be tiken.
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fin the sake of extra profit.
the liver.
There is a sure
and speedy rein-
edy for ills of this
description: his
Doctor Pieree’s
Golden Medical
Thousands of cofpulent people _ ~ _
this U-,cdidge have fai1ed_to take ]nstment of the relatipns which have
of its world-wide reputation a_s a exygied between W the “lf-governing
“fl fl¢5h'b“l1d“- They ‘m' colonies and the mother countrv. It is
it 2353;; ‘§s;;t:l;;lff‘;tf§§g1t§; ,inconceivable that the former._sliould be
hee ie that it will make ‘taxed ior Imperial defence without re-I
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PCOPIC Inglis ¢?}'(I;“l§“§ &`;‘§'c§ lpreeentation ta the imperial Parliament.
e . . . .
builils fin; hea(lthv Besh but  man mst’ It I5 doublhq up-Lk;8y
t raise the weight above a natural con contr. ute a reasonab _e s re
otisulrte. _Unéiltci cad Ilivflft ggi] without seriously impairing their power
ma _< tt, es . ' ' ' _
healthyedi-(gh buat teyars down and ex- to dev* lop rapldly thilrl virion.; I?
the west; lialf-ddad tissues that con-  SOUTCGS. Rudi Cologistig ad- ai , W1 rc;
. r r ' ‘ » ' - t eve o ment o
th   ' ' - °
bum in India. His father, Captain f But there was a corollary to that,name-
Digney, was killed in the Batman 'ly-that if the Empire was to be de-
He acquired the tea habit _ fended as a whole tae expense of that
employed in Ceylon as a tea ,Imperial defence should not be borne
He has travelled extensivelylentirely by the home country. (Cheers.)
speaks twelve languages. ,fit should rest in part upon _adequate
.contributions from those outlying parts
Tltere i:o=it>gPH1*f;,’e1:tiS§l<::i *of the empire whose defence as a whole
"P ‘°° ° ° they had undertaken hitherto.” Mr.
coipulent people are healthy _
people. In alar_ge_ percent- R0b01'tl0ll ls 8 Radical and tnecheers
ISC °f ¢35¢5 this 15 3 mls' came from that side of the house main-
¢3"¢~ C°fP“1°”* P?°‘ ii1v‘, ~ tfttiereis another matter to which
£111 smjisfst ;°n,1,,,,;i:; *I If-`  . presently. The present
trend somctimesil -,  i at a. claim has been advanced
Um,” tal”  'si nt that a new 'lprinciple
ketsg?  - laid down vas' 'regards the
 or imperial creme. it is
likely to be heard  every time a
9” -°““§°d A similar measure ceilégnllp, and it Will
txpdixgietgvngii' be surprising if -_long we do not
_‘hear it on tie pl  in 000l166ti0ll
` with some bye- lection’ The new era
_ seems be developing rapidly. Should
the principle laid down by Mr. Rob-
erson catch the popular attention there
will require to be a very speedy read-
co uleiici It makes the appet1t¢ lcognize the att t a. e p
° ‘€¢‘“°“ Peffecti *he bv" ’*°'“’°’ A these resources is important to the Emv
pure and the nerves steady. It r . _. 
all blood and skin diseases. An Plre. .
d aler will not offer a worthless sub- ____é______
'»‘5§°§iiis°i>'$f§f'f’”rT0i£2?g$i°i§I§n”ii¢¥h?rf i SEC” me ?°“' "cms “fly ‘°' .St
kfiris. -fi serisiiifed fifteen different 'James Picnic. 10 31115
wiiiwut defame any benefit. at last I
ey 0_Dr. P_ier_f_‘e‘s Golden Medical D_is¢b<;\;- _
\tr`¢1,,,§"§;f'§,(’)';e“* §;¢n;‘:g)j"§;;‘°“;‘c‘;ifi5enmi THE Orange Tea and Demonstration
amd I received could fester anifwouid not at Bradalbane on the 12th. promises to
Q{u;‘°"éf:°;‘ ‘a°”E‘*l°‘;5 “°;Je';‘e°;“5°‘B‘;’;t'0r _be the best ever held on the Island.
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Piemf, pl ' ` np f neu ation Everybody is looking forward to the
:tl bilionsiizfiin 01;?-ilifitgatizrn  tiiepeause 12th as a day of real pleasure and en-
mftgr giseases. Cure thelcause and ya” joyment, especiallv as the Merry-go-
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lmtivs, iwooge ,B55 igthgfgfe in Bound will be on the grounds. Look
°b\tmm r-ares use the “ Discovery" in up the ad.||for railway fares. Special
Because ofa Prediction of
‘1 V- mentwill cure piles. But it matters not from
INSANE
Fortune Tellers. t
SETS FIRE T0 ".I.0THES
And Dened Her Imaginary
Enemies to Follow
Her.
, New York July 8.-Driven insane by
the predictions of ber death in the cards
of the fortune tsllers, Mrs. Marie Amie-
Gordiol burnedherself to death. Soak
ing her clothes with kerosene she lock-
ed herself in her home,No. 234 Hancock
Avenue. Jersey City, yesterday, set fire
to her garment-i and defied hor imagin-
ary enemies toft-llow her. Three hours
later she died in the Jersey City Hospi-
tsl.
Several times each week Mrs. Gardiol
visited fortune tellers. She would ask
trembling of her future. Each time
she was told the cards foretold misfor-
tune, misery and death. Secret enemies
were said to be at work. Sue was war-
ned against poisoners.
When Mrs. Gordiol became ill and
neighbors prepared delicacies- for her
she refused to eat them. She alarmed
her children and husband by her in-
cantations. Several weeks ago her hus-
band forbade her calling on the fortune-
tellers.
She brooded over the predictions.
When her husband went to work one
sent the children out to play and then
set herself on tire.
The Danger of
FILES
Too frequently overlooked,
Dr. Chasc’s Cintment a
Prompt and Positive Cure.
' The suffering caused bythe  itching
and burning sensations of piles is only one of
“‘° M3’ °‘ ‘?'“‘-i’°§‘.5'.i‘°'-“‘°‘-° 23 2‘.`.'3i§.’
eat ger o i opmg in _
grae of the most £gusting diseases imaginable
Eva: thegimtdangerandeirpcnseofan
operation  to running the risk of
ggnn-aiming ` most loathsome of 
But _A nonecessityforasurgicaleperaf
tion fda" Dr. Chasca Ointment is
|l ' " ocureanycaseofpiles.l10m2»¢¢¢f
gf  lmig standing, or_how aggravated the
casénmyfbe, solongaspilslnvenot become
I' ,'=Iti'ao§ybyi-arecliancethat internal treat-
A what (suse they arise,  Chase's Qmtment
willat once stop the itching and burning, and
soon&_;cfaperfectcure.
‘ Youean use Dr. Chase's_ Ointment with
" fullestassuraucethatwhathascuredscoraof
thousands of casesofpileswill cure you. For
aalebyalldealcrs.orEdmanson, Batca&Co.,
Tunnto.
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dresamuslin sale at Stan
Wien with the “ Pellets.” Drnzzisff low rate_S.“X;_ B‘.l2i-2§;,,"‘_»’f 7 8 10 11.
for 27c per yard- » 2|
Colored organdie and
ley Bros.2f6c for l2=lc, 25c
for l8'c',~3Oc for 22c and 40c__
T0 DEATH
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Little Daughter of Mr. W.
    B-  illtosp 
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BUCKET 0F HUT WATER
All Efforts by the Doctors to
Save Her Life Were o
Fruitless.
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ELr.imsI.iit,Jnly 11-A dreadfully sad
accident happened here _about 10 o’clock
smroiiy in _wiiieii imie -ments, use
three-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Wm.-B. Hayes lost her life.
Mrs. Hayes had taken a pot of hot
water from the stove and emptied .it into
H blwkel. with which she was going to
scrub, and|whi.le in the pantry for cold
water, Mable, who had been playing
with her brother. _accidently fell back-
wards into the hot water. Drs. Long
and McLaughlin _were at once sent for
but ti of no avail, and as the vening’s
spirit fled to that far off land from
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes have the sincere
sympathy of_the community in this sad
which was largely attended. took place
Monda afternoon to the Methodist
C. Murdock conducted the service,
I’1lumed the eastem skies,
DRIVEN   SCALDED fISI.ANl)ER
Formerly Belonged to Bay
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.ins Boay_1=ouiia ay i-its wire
Hanging in The
- ceuar.
I were iinbeenrwqiveab iir.n_a.
vDill'gW°ll. of Sourls; intiymstiug the
Coming in from his day’s work in
the evening, he took the cord from one
of the window blinds. went down to
the cellar and hanged himself.
His wife who also belongs to Bav For.
aftarwards.found her husband dead and
she fainted away. Their only daughter
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shidows were falling little Mable’s than came to tpe awful scene and think- "
ing both her parents were dead,_
whose bourn no travellers return. became terrified. Her screams attract- l
ed the neighbors who restored Mrs
MacKenzie to consciousness
ent Prof Clarafnce De Vaux Ro e
You can get your cor ns
bunicns fitted in hand m
` boots and shoes which I make
to ords at very short n::t‘.ce.
Stock and workmanship
guaranteed. I also keep e. full
` line of boots and shoes., care-
fully selected BY  which
T can afford to sell cheaper be-
` cause my expenses are small.
I don’t want the earth, and
can spare a slice to my patrons.
Drop in and inspect. No
trouble to show goods.
r 'I‘HOS. MGQUAID
A Lower QueenSf>-
,M and Shoe Store
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_ ta brief period of study with Joachim.
volumes.
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.A oiiieinioi iscisrtrl
_igganthll_;vs:;cideoéaiI:hnKacKenie1u‘ ~- 5   »  _ _». 
SD 000. iorni . hoffer- ‘““""'“""'""' ‘ '   Y _ ,
yziziggymiongea to my Foimiz, Kings   P _ f   it'
r tune. going down to the cellar shortly
He began his musical education at
   the early age of nine, and playled in ‘|TT'~cq
h I . h
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sua 11|!  
cm. it no virgin
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summer
Traeadla.
will be
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and sudden bereavement. The funeral, ` ° ‘ D
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Church. Revs. W. R. Pepper and Wm. ,NEW Te3Cll€l'S F01' Mmlllt Al'  I
in 5 - . _ lison Ladies’ Colle e.
;..°.‘:.:.:i.;°.'r:;“..s;°:e:::.3::..°f“°‘| . __ ‘ PHOTM
“Har suferingg ended with th, gay’ ; The position left vacant by the real- _ " r ` ”
Yet lived she as its clog, guation of Prof. Bruno Oettking, who F  
And breathed that lpng, long night away, lhas been appointed to u profeelorship <
In statue like repose. in the State University of Colorado in TH'
B” "h°“ the 5"- in all hi! *MP0 Denver, has been filled by the engage- ' ‘WILL
3'” °°°°°“ “‘"°“S" ‘=“°'_>T’° '“°"“°S 2*°°» iii Neg York' Prof Boyer his iiiii ‘ -: ~
And "alba m Puwm' the advantage of study under some of " ° `
p ,q_ g 3 ,the wor2d’s greatest violinists, such as HADIW' YD"
1' ~ ° I `Halii'. of Berlin. Ysaye in Brussels. IITTII
4 and Marsick in Paris. He has also had A RRA“g[
FOR YOUR
is in ics y e _
of violin compositions and t=chnical i. __ 
works number nearly three hundred ‘ .fy/'\>~§%/.;{_f,=;¢‘_~~'¢;_i»-=-5-_;~j --  ¢_  W
_(dl /fe.: '¢
ht. 
__ The nu'mber of pupilt taking vocal 
culture has so increased iinderthe nopu- li' 'Never 
,lar direction of Miss Gtlder, that t has ,_ A  
ibeen necessary to employ an addit omli  -
Qteacher for that department. Miss  E339* YU”
§Edna Van Vliet Higby has accordingly 1*'
.been engaged to fill that position.  9
* lt is confidently expected that these  
,two teachers coming as they are. so 
hi bl recommended. will rove a ll
g g y . . . P ll/ _
.siren 'th to the institution. »' AS 5 havens, is .
l~ Alargernumber of applicants than {((,;~h8‘lthy and gratifying ming, V
.usual at this date have been rereived ._  . _
'for rooms, and the prospects of the  benP'6.Cm'l no young .nd Old' '
Mount Allison Ladies’ College were "lt It I’ md? fmm the fm" QF
never brighter for a good years’ work.  “nd C°“t*“”9 "0 'llmflal 
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 llavors wha t/ever. 4
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“Every well man hath his ill day.”  1
When “a bit off” or when seriously ill _ - ‘
you should take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and  Spring PM* Ch"l°“°m'°
get well.”
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