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T » 5 his younger days, when, having morris Another noteworthy ` _ _ _ __
oday . Probabilities against his iather's wishes, he was com- ha ep e n e pers
pelled to earn his living by his pen. Then
are scores of men. prominent ln his own _of the Supreme Ccurt ot Newfoundland
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Wheat Laundry Stare   
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r to the practice as is Lord Salisbury.
Easier to apply and preserve
the wood better. Call and
see samples of stained wood.
Donn n aonnas,
quentiy‘ giving gi-eat receptions Lord
THE S‘L|~|-ARY STA-|-ESMAN_ with company” they find him with his
l tibt tth ' _.Loi-d'
-_ nose stuck into a book as a warning that 8' c ever con r u or 9 e review' “~
LUN S8-liSbl11'.Y has men described as 5 be wishes to remain undisturbed. He is Salisbury had taken young Balfour with i
solitary statesman’ unwcm, desiring few an omnivomus reader, as is Lord R0se_ him on his diplomatic missionsto Berlin
friends He has held himself “loaf from be” The extent of information dis_ and Constantinople aquai-ter ofacentnry
his fellow men to arrester extent than ninyss in his speeches is nininsi. bound “"'°é T” "‘;°h°“" “”de';°l;'°; °”";°‘°";'° by
RIHIOSYI my l1$°°f his exlilbed P°°m°° less. He knew mush about electricity gui amen, ratronageo sum' en,m e
He is never seen at routs, or at fashion 1°” beforeit had come ,nw common n his way rapidly in politics. At thvty-
U R i se eight yesrs of age he was selected for the
a S able restsnrnn Jn. where ev°rrb°<iy frwn and had Hnanem nuns. sms np w ian n
Writer °°°° d°S°1'|b°d mm” B“'°k‘”¥° time when other noblemen and men of I
friendly cisnr with 01° 1°*/° Mr- PMN" wealth _were sun content with gnsjeas
,in the smoking room of the House of and °u1_m,'ps_ To ,,,c|,,,_m,,., after the °
Commons. Lord Snlisbllrr l»°°k 01° D21" inbin-s and tons of smecrnfi., snap the ‘~
to deny 11119- He had ,°°"°*‘ SP°k°” *° sminrnent therein or the highest, 8
' O P9-1‘l\¢11il\1li!1U°» ‘md “°'°1' 5°” in 91° position, the retirement ot his ancestral hor
C°“\'l°" °m°*i°¥ "°°‘“ *nd “ev” home will be enjoyable. In the midst of
UU"-‘k°d~ Mf- Gl*d°l’°°° °1’° ”°""\"`his books and scientific studies he will 8
m°k°d» 5°” W” “°t°°di°"i°°u7 h°5t'u° find a welcome rest arid solace in the
domestic quie; which is si congenial to
While/other great noblemen are fre- H hh time
Salisbury seldom entertains, and then "_'”'*_""'*"'-"
Wil! limi' In Umcill mumer- H9 is de' Aftera few hot days the rain of yesterl
scribed as a very shy mln# very r°`s¢"°d day will an good in the drier sections of
111811. 8 Sflldwt *nd Plli1°°°Ph°1' by the Province. We learn that the grass
instinct and a politician bv accident. The and bay mpg hw, much fihpfm-ed of
facility for writing which he evinced late and that the grain crop, gene,-,,,||y
Wl-IUC ill the F°l`¢l|IU Omar dashhm °f give excellent promiscofa b_‘iun_iful har
long and most important despatches at a vest
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N M M sitting, is believed to have been acquired . --
,{ in large part by writing for the p ress in It is not often that one newspaper man
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\Ve earnestly recommend our Panama Straw 
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Hat at $2.00, weight about 2 oz.-and is made and i
finished in unusually good style. -
1
It comes in white only but may be washed any '
number of times. 1
W`ill you see how it looks on your head at _
once please. _
Other Straws  
Are the satin straw fedora shape, very light too,
costs $2.00.
Many other fedora shapes at 50, 75, and $1.00
each.
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In black shapes the nicest of which is the Ping
varied colored bands and colored straws, although
“   takes action avainst another of the same
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craft for libel, as in mo at cases they iight
out their battles to a finish in the columns
ot the press. An exception has now ac-
curred in which Mr. Milligan Ci the Sr.
John Telegraph has caused a. writ to be
served upon Mr. Crockett oi the Frederic-
ton Gleaner. Should the ease come to
trial it will crea‘e very wide int -rest in
New Brunswick.
A most reprehensible practice in Eng-
land is that species of gambling which
takes the forn if insurance on `
the life of - the Sovereign. In
most American countries no one
can lawfully insure the life cf anc-
ther with whom they have not either a
relationship, or some financial interest. In
Enialand it is different. It is said that
some $25,000,000 are insured upon the life I
of King Edward by persons who have no
other interest in his life than that of spe-
culntors and gamblers. This was Carried
on while the King was lying ill, during
which time the rates of insurance for one
week were from 20 to 50 per cent. Same
of those who had thus gambled on the
Kings life probably had a gboulish desire
that he might die. It is high time that
British law-makers put a stop to this al- i
most tre asonable form of gambling.
1
OUR 1 A
Sana Flavnrsa
are very popular
 ' ' should be. We make it from the
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 Real comfort is here for you. finest Mocha and Java. ,r ` ,
 ' 5 011' Strawberry is prepared from' 'rm ‘mein um uscmmmyu
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our own native fruit.
Our Lemon from fresh fr-nit
party and among his active supporters. He was born and educated in Charlotte-r
wi h whom he has never exchanged a gown, 1-emgved to _Newfoundland where
single word. he was called to the bar, entered the
In recent years he has grown Swim Legisrnanin in isas, sesame Attorney
lalmostto unwielliness, a great contrast General in 1870 and was made Judgein
to his physical proportions in earlier life. 1332_ H.; was 5 Rqmgn Ca,tho1’ic in
\Vhen he entered ine House of Commons religign, and at his death was fifty-eight
asLord Robert Cecil he wasatall, very yea,-3 gg age and unmarried, Judge
thin man, in that regard not unlike his Little bon an hunm-ab|9 famg for high 1
nephew and successor inthe Premiership, chnrlcmr, ability, justice and impartial.
Mr. Balfour. In shose days he was at i,y_
once the delight and terror of thc House. ____
He was always listened to, however. The It is Said that for years past no love ha 5
Manchester Guardian repeats the some- been lost between Lord Salisbury a.ndMr .
wha.: familiar story of young Lord Robert Chamberlain. The latter probably had in ~
<*in taose days describing the conduct his mind the succession to the Premier- 5 5
of Mr. Gia isione as "more like the petal- ship. Lord Salisbury and the Conserva-4
lfogging of an attorney than the act of 8. tive party had other intentions. It comes
statesman.” There was a fierce outburst about that while Mr. Chamberlain is laid
over this, and some nights later he stood up from an accident the change is made. _
  E    up and referred to the incident, which he The r.tiring Premier recommended to ,`
H ci=1AR1,0'rTE'rowN, P. 1-:_ 1. said had been open to miscanstruction- the King that Mr.!Ba1tonr be sent for and
Business 0mceTep'h”°;,33c_ Everybody thought he was about tobeg His M2~.i@SlfY 8»0<l\1¢SS¢d- Then B*lf°°1`5 __
Omce Hours8a.m.to6p.in. Mr. Giad=tJne's pardon. Indeed, he said Went f/0 the Siok bed Of Ci\Bmb¢l‘|H-lI‘»* '
J- P- H009- B“5- MU- that he felt he ought to apologise, and and told him what had occurred- Th¢-
lieikiirelephone' 1531 then, after along pause he added, “Lo latter could not do otherwise than accede.
'__ " _"_'“" Ediiorlal and NGWS T9|€Ph0fl€ 133- the attorneys-" _ Should Balfour make a successful leader.
_ Om' H°‘"s 1? °,;°'; °;gC’;';;g:,° ;d§:' The Salisbury of today isa very differ- which seems not improbable, Chamber-_ , ,
' ° iiesisencc Tsiepfn ' ent man in physique, in temper and 1ain’s chances of ever becoming Premi' 1°
_ . _ ,»__  speech from the Robert Cecil of those old -le iS I10WSiXfy Six Yf 8411 Of 58°-Will ml?
5 days. But the solitary habit has char- be gooi
   . . t  li ' In his mm! Mr. Baiiour, now Premier of Great Bri O
Journeys over the eighteen miles from ~
~ London to Hameld he prefers h carriage ta’n, Brat entered Parliament in 1874. He
THURSDAY» JULY 17» 1902~ had a d stinguished university career, had M
I by himself and if be _should be “cursed
become a Fellow of the Royal Society and 5
acterised him hron h ite *"
moderate but- resolute administrator.
hip of the Commons which under suc
ive Conservative ministries he bel
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Dr- Oliaavo ltld Ll p
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Dr. Uhaavg Norva Food. 50 cents s box ’
Dr. Chaaofa Dlntmont, 60 cena: n bog:
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signature of Dr. A. W. Chase on every box of ihg
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If it is used as directed. It does not
gum the hair or blister the skin. If
your dealer does not have it we will
send a. gallon can, prepaid, for one
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the King downward 3065 some “dish “Pasha lighting and power plant azaediihcult Dos tion ot Chief Secretary for
reland. He discharged his trust during
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be tapered properly at the ankle; long enough to
cover the knee, curved at the instep, double sole, high,
spliced heel, _without knots and above all' _Smooth`,
elastic and fast black, all of which is embodied in
our stock of hosery.
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