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Having purchased from Mr. F. J.
Hornsb the stock and good will of
MONDAY, JULY 16, 19)).
his books and Stationery Business in
the Morris Block, we will continue
he business in its various branches. _
selling at lowest prices for cash only,
Hiss B. M. Hornsby, who has mana-
ged the business in the past, will be
in charge of the store, and will be
pleased to attend to all old customers
and many new ones.
A choice new stock of Wall Papers
will be at once put on sale, and all
departments of the business will be N
kept well stocked. A well supplied
news sand will be a special featurel
of the business. The store will be
known as "The Bazaar Bookstore."
TIIE lllllll GDIPIIIY.
Snoeessors to F. J. Hornsby,
Hon-is Block, C‘h'town_ March 16, iooo.
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_  * Mrs. Young to their new and large field 0
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The Chatham Advance of July
12 pays ii _warm tribute _ to
Rev. G. M. Young on the oc-
casion of his departure from that town to
assume the pastorate of the First Metho-
dist Church in this city, commending his
general efficiency as a pastor, thc heal-
thy interest he took in matters adecting
the progress of Chat ham, and speaking
of the high regard in which he is held
by the entire citizenship there. Of Hrs.
Young the Advance says that she has
ialwiiys rendered fitting assistance to he
husband in his work, has on many occas-
ions given her talented literary services
in the promotion of deserving public ob-
jects, and that she shares with Mr.
_ usefulness,
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rushed this week; if can-
venient, we ask you, and
will consider it a favor for
those who can, to leave
their trimmed hat order*
as early in the week as
possible.
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The Millinery Leaders.
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PHYSICIAN IIIII SIIIIGEIIII.
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Omoo Hours-8to 10; 12 to 2;
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All British Companies. Risks taken
at low rates.
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Tel e phone 6 7.
Tae Mostllielislileigil  
Place tohave your rethair work ._
' done is the place at takes _
the most interest in your 
needs.We strive to accmomo- »
date all who leave any work 
with us_, by prompt attention _
and guick despatch of same.
W_e ave the reputation of ~
being “O. K.” on repair work. ,
G_ive us a trial and be con- 
yinced that what we say is
rue.
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Foundes, Engineers, Machin-
ists and Boiler-makers.
Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf.
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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ago it was quoted at half that number.
yet in possession of almost all the numer
strong force near Pretoria. which fortress
surrendered months ago. We can now un
railways and the principal centres th
_ but the paciflcation of the country is ye
tians. There are some names which ap
Bryan is the Presidential candidate f
Vice President. i
ate the clothing of the other in order
been able to play it twice su cgessfully on
Lord Roberts’ men, by dressing them-
helmets.
will fall for forty days. Yesterday was
dry day.
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F3llllIlC Flllld.
Mrsl C.J'. McWilliams Eldin Lil)
nervous and sleepless at night and"fecl
tired in the morning? Your blood isn’t
' carrying theright materials toyour nerves
and other organs. Begin taking Hood’s
Sarsaparilla, thegreat lood enricher, and
you will soon rea ize a change. You will
feel better and strongler, will relish your
food and enjoy refres ing sleep. _
P_§ausea, In igestion are cured by Hood’s
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Have been more than satisfactory this spring -'Our S'I‘OC“K.
STYLES, and PRICES are sure trade winners-Before ou
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'buy-_-See_ what we can do for you-STORE CLOSES at 6 P _
m excepting SAi`URDAY’S open until 10 p. m. - 
Mark Wright &-.Go Ltd.
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l)ewit`s force in the Orange Col0nYiS
now estimated at 10,(ID men. A month
It
is to be observed also that the Boots are
ous and powerful artillery with _which
they began the war. They are yet in
. when you are  younger than sixty, but as swieet-faced  
from some unaccountable reason they
derstand why Lord Roberts has not yet
-_proclaimed the annexation of the Trans-
vaal. _ In the light of what has
since occurred it would almost seem
that the annexation of the Free State
was premature. Lord Roberts holds. the
ere,
I far from complete. No doubt the trouble
in China has given the Boers fresh courage.
There are now ten Presidential tickets
in the field in the United States,
eight of which have no _possible
chances of success. Here are the.
parties they represent:-Republicans,
Democrats, Silver Republicans, Populists,
Middle-of-the~Road Populists, Prohibi-
tionists, Socialist Imbor, Social Demo-
_ crats, De Leon Socialists, United Chris-
pear on several tickets, for instance, Mr.
or i
the Democrats, Silver Republicans and Y
Populists, and John G. Woolley is Pro-
hibitionist candidate for the Presidency
and the United Christians candidate -for
It is an old trick for one army to imit-
to
be able to approach in the guise of friends.
Old as is the trick the Boers seem to have
selves in khaki and imitation British
Yesterday, 15th Ju1y,was St. Swithin’s
day, on which if it rains, according to
tradition, rain will fall for forty days in
*succession thereafter. On the contrary.
if no rain falls on St. Swithin’s day 'none
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The following subscriptions are in aid of
the sufferers by tho famine in India.:-
Already received and acknowledged $267.®
Mrs. A. McSwain Eldon 1.00
Mrs. Annie McWilliam Eldin 1.00
Total to date ' $270.69
CAN YOU TELL W' HY ‘
You have 'constant headaches, are
Eseswenaeses
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NswYonK,July10.--Anintelligenttlhiua-i
men who is very much Americanised said
today that t-hare were Boxers in this city.
That they were organized and active, and
that Chinatown, which has so often been
described as calm and altogether indifer-
ent to' the news from China, was under
the surface in a state of intense excite-
lodges, or secret conclaves, to which they
are inviting all the Chinese of the quar-
I blouse of your faded silk one-try it.
Got an Eyeou France.
The order is reported to be connected
- Wim  mapoenvers of the French fleet.
IIII IIIIIIIIIIIII GIIIIIIIIIII "°"“"‘_’3i‘.?_""°"‘° MRS 
to call stop!"
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danger from dis-
ease. But Nature
- has hor own dan-
ger  When
pei-n shoots like a
ightning Bash
along the nerves, when
the heart beats feebly or
irregnl` _ arl , when there
is unnatu}i'al fullness after
eating, sour risings, head-
ache, coated toiigue or
irritable temper, their
Nature is plucking you by
the sleeve and 
“stop!” To neglect
these warnings is danger-
ous. _Deranigement of the
stomachban hit.sbi2;i_ed or-
sis ut t e `nnin
_ ' gfialauouble for the wholg
As a complete qoge<foc
disease of the stomach
and the orgnnsof
digestion andnn-_
tuition 
Medical Discovery
standsw-ithontanequal. It parries the
blood, elemses the system o poisonous
aocmnulations, nourishes the starved
nerves and builds up the entire, body,
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ment, says the Commercial Advertiser. _- f
The informant goes on to assert that h’ n
whather manyor few, real or fraudulent,    W   
the so-called Boxers have established _
tlircc years ago
‘rn-sm
Mrs. Tom Thumb was the passenger, a
trifle less than three feet high a little
and good tempered as she was when P
T. Barnum was her manager, and when
youngsters now bearded and withyoung~
sters of their own flocked to see her.
“Such a dear heart she has, if it is a -lit-
tle one,” said a stewardess. “I believe
she’s glad she was born littlcjust for the
pleasure the-sight of hergives the child
ren The little folks on the boat stared
' CANDIIS FOR TBI CHILDRQN. `
“And the candies and cakes she had-for
the babies! ’ They say she’s very rich, and
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_she nursed some that were. You should
see her lugging around children bigger
than herself. They thought she was a
child too." _ _
Thefamous little wife is now the wife
of Count Magri, a midget, who was h:-r
sweetheart. In the early show days she
was Miss Bnmp,`of Middleboro, Mass., an
'attractive ` well-ednostejd midget, who
exhibited at Barnum’s asLavinia Warren.
The epaulets, the force military

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gn. I felt as though I wouldstsrveitodeath.
ree doctors attended me-one -acid I had
dyspepsis. two said cstsrriiofthe stomach-and
bowels. Thely attended me (one at s time) for
one year. stopped _taking their medicine
and tried patent medicine; got no better, and
I grew so weak and nervous my heart would
Butter. I could not do any kindof work. Now
I can do iiiyhonse work very well, am ' ing
in Bcsh an strength, and an eat anygxigg.
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_eil  out on the most Qcient- 
_ ific principles. They are 
and graceful, perniittinig entire
They at wen: They i°pe~6f¢ii4'ii
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and evidthtt W' inn.
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freedom in every movement-_ 
andthe sharpgword of General 
,`_ on the heart of Miss Bump from
:thoughts of the count. Shssnd the gen.
'feralwere married in Grace church, New
York, on February 10, 1%, while the
count went abroad disconsolate to forge
hisgrief.  _
- MARRIED HER rms! Lovin
On the death of Tom Thumb, Count
Magri, a faithful soul, renewed his suit
and the Widow 'Thumb became his wife.
-,ii . __  Theirs has been a happy life. They
walked down the gangplank of the As-
toria yesterday arm in arm, as smilingly
as a bridal pair.
§The American dwarf record has been
General Tom Thumb would not look very
small to-day when the market value of a
dwarf is based on a standard nearly a foot
lower than the height of the general. ln
dwarfs, as in everything else, there has
been a change in ideals. IQ
The count and _countess went by Kali
River line boatlast night en route for
Middleboro, where Miss Bump was born.
'Iheyare awell-to-do-family, social lead-
ers ofthe place. The countess has many
distant relatives there, none of them ab-'
normally small.
than in my time,” the couutess sighed,
as having dwarfs too small. f '
- The countessfdid not say so, butfprobab-
ly she referred to the ill-_health of the
smaller dwar's. They live only a very
short time. ` Very few dwarfs of any size
attain the age of the countess, and for
thatreason alone she is one of the most I
wonderful midgets this country ever had.
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We invite inspection." ’ ’
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Ggsrs 4 for o25c'. these _fare _-_J
pnme goods were t s
Central Drgg Store i ~ f
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Out customers sresll delighted
_ Besurssnd vkittholestlogstudlo
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_£3 For Holiday
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~at her all the way over. They believed I Q i
she was the wife of Hop on’ My Thumb,the _ C _ `
_little fellow in the fairy tales. _ o - '
broken since they were in thebusiness;
tors. They are not requiring active D81- _ __ . V .  I
ticipatiou in the most secret work of or- ______ _ ~ _ _ ' I _  ` V
ganlzatoin but they do demand money ‘ ' _ '
and theygetit. _ ' ‘ 7 ' `
Alen cent package of Magnetic Dyes     f _
V and very little work will make anew _ _
Crash Skirts
____ She is now a Countess ’ _ TV
LoNDON. July 11.-There is considerable ’   -_ ..
_ Young a warm place in the Ngard °f the comment here owing to an admirality I    ’ _ »
fChathsm people. Tas GUARDIAN has order suspending the granting of fur- _ ' `C~ __ _ Yi
much pleasure in welcoming Mr. and 1°“i1'h5t° the Mews Of the 5hiD9 b¢10U¢' \   i I .
1, ing to the channel and reserve squadrons.
_gg _ _ - passenger cn the stcamship Astoria, of- A
in the channel' New York, .luly 10.-The most popular l_ h  _ _ a I
I the Anchor line, which arrived here yes-‘Z ~ _ _
° _ terday from Glasgow, was a little old
There is no pohce- lady who some years ago was the delight   W”
men ‘=° °11f°f°@ the   :;.i‘.;°..”2.i.i.i'::.e:‘;.i§   P
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laws of  and only show herself occasionally. ` ` I c
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‘ _We are busy making them pp into stylish Butts
_ invite our patrons to examine our stock
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‘ Everything in the men’s' Furnishing Line, except the boots.
__ _ _ __ _ _ White and Colored Shirts, Collars, Coin, Underclotlnng,
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ET _  “but Itiiink tnatthereis sash a_ti»ing 'B‘"°“" Cm B‘“°”°' °*°° '
' Dui- Sirofllg Lino,  lookwsar.
In all the latest styles,_from ~2c to 75c each.
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_ Upper Queen Street. V
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Queen and Grafton Sts.~’Gh’town.
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