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without the Knife, by Dr.
A. W. Chase's Ointment.
qw, B1-owne, painter, ol wood-
Qgt., Victoria Co, says:-“Fori
ygnl was a sufferer from
and the intense agony
through during those
nlieil obtained by Cha.s;’s
ts me to ive t is
Pmmlphysician wisged me to
butl felt Icould be
ent stopped the bleed
permanent cure ”
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We have just received
from the Lynn Shoe
Co a line of Mens
Boots made of Box
Calf, mediuir heavy
sole. extra wide Ball
medium toe, a good
litter and a guaranteed
30 Wear well. ~
 
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Pl`€S8nt or for your-3.
°0I1le and we will do it§
We have on hand;
Stock of Picture
to choose from. E
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“iles
slioiiilsnv, 
Slat! on ary'. 
Call in and see
me knife. Three boxes oi
Omtm _ - '
V Free exhibition ~
- _ of flowers now
1 on at I-laszard &
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li Of Picture-'
ofall the latest?" i _ gh¢m_ 1
Formerly of Rhse Valley,
a Brother of Mr Angus
-McKenzie Watchman of
Sharlottetown Post Office
Beat for the Second Time
all Former Records.
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(Leadville, Colorado Herald.)
About 3,000 people took advantage ol
the splendid day for a day’s outing with
the Miners’ Union at Caledonia Park
yesterday. It was a characteristic
Rocky mountain crowd, and many
people were in attendance from outside
camps. The daypassed ot without a
single incident to mar the pleasure of
the vast throng. The ‘greatest interest
centred in the drilling contest. Messrs.
Frank Frymire, W. H. Beman. Sena-
tor Crowe, F. W. Beman, S. D. Nich-
olson efnd J. F. \Valsh were agreed up-
on as judges. time-keepers and starters.
Norman McKenzie and Sandy Stewart
were conlident of putting down the m}n-
ing hole. Their work was excellent,
putting down the deepest hole ever
known in a similar contest. McKenzie's
rapid change work and Stewart’s turn-
ing were the winning features of this
team’s work. The first prize $400 and
Bemau Bros.’ 375 range went to this
team. J. \V, Morrison did their train-
ing, which in a large measure accounts
for their great success. The next team
to pound the steel _was Eddie Melley
and Tom Creighton, who drilled 37 5-16
inches in 12% minutes, when the entire
bit of ri 5l-inch drill broke off in the
hole. Their work was greatly admired
and barring this accident it is safe to
say they wouli have led a “merry
chase” in the contest. Creighton`s
changing and Melley`s himmerwork'
was very clever.
Burns and O’Neil next came on the
rock. This team was the popular fav-
orites and caused a good deal oi money
to be wagered on the contest. They
put down 41 9-16 inches, taking second
money.
The ‘Treweek Bros.) iine looking
young men from the Horse Shoe dis-
trict. next unrolled their set of steel ac~
conipanied by great applause. Many
people had them picked out for winners
and a great deal of money was wagered
that they would put down “the” hole.
The reporter was called on to hold $100
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A COINS 8l1(| 888
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BQYB DRINK I ' of stake money Their work command
-'-- ed the admiration ot all With but little   
A11i‘°°° Wm* *° ractice the dn -
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_ 3,1, Him. _ _ | gm the steelybeen lfnded solidlylgg ge Gornwail Cotton Employees on  _ _ .y   .1 7' 
D,'m°¢~ Proli)i(l>ill1i0DT§ 1922223 _ bottom of the hole bv the turner they Strike. ' ' '  *  1  A ‘ <  i
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for obtaining a densive   th” 'mst '°"‘5° °f ‘"1 tfam in the 15 Poo runners inthe cotton mill are on    _   N
"this most imporiaiit question. minute co itest. This team took third. strike and Hx hmdfed hands idle- _ \ k . ,gg
T°l*P°"*”°° A1‘““°Ee‘;'::; money. and the people seemed to be i  , _   P ~~ f
g year ag0. M 3 _ __,_,, , , well pleased with the Noord-breaking _  - » 'K A 3 é,;~_»,~_i-_»,~,~=» ' ' .' "“`,’».  f
¢¢gll Temperance forces 7 _._ contest. The games passed og wi-yr 
ftjnlgii. Litoraitnre .Tntd . _ I _' -_il _ pleasantly, and the jackrace' was very  'A _
m be Séellfed U1 °°mP 9 °_ A laughable. , o Prevailing Very Extensively ln
ghcted. v ' - 1< Jos. Dower and ' ` 3°"
  In allnllmg tiniest _ ti..   French Fir Rulers
' _ _ . danced beau'if:.lly the mazy waltz, win- BELFAST, Aug 24'.-(Special)--The
$500,013. (é3ah;i]iI')l3rii;:a]t¢;:;nnd1;l » . ltllxlprize given for fine execution typhoid epidemic is growing The" V . . . _ _  _
l rits own _ ine. - . ' _ 7 f ~ ' QM
o Swielies' Churches and   Much credit is due the committee ol h"°_b°°u Hx bundled _cases m three   '   ’ 
aie hereby earnestly arrangement for the success ol the 00- weeks’ Every h°5P"°1 is mu' ~ 1 ‘   ‘  3 , ‘ . 7 '45
make gen€1‘0'~1S and Pl'°mPl _ _ casion. and tothe business men who ’ ‘ "
that the work may not --2- so liberally contributed monev and( ---_ .-
uhfparts of the Island. other things forthe success of the pic.   S 
kindly consider our needs, ni¢_
once to the undersiS"°d
0;-;m,m,,,  ,, ,.,.,,;,._ MR. NURMAN MBKENZIE
the press unless oiherwise
The vast assemblage was treated to
a great exhibition ot the finest work
ever seen at any drilling contest. each
. pariicipanrbsing 7 a memberin good
standing in the union. _
It was a grand reunion ol the miners
and their families and a thoroughly
enjoyable one.
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CHIEF JUSTlGE 0F B. G.
I-lon. Angus McColl Promoted to
That Position. '
Orr.-iWA,Aug 24-(Special)-Justice
McColl of British Columbia has been
made Chief Justice and Judge in
Admiralty in that province.
Hon Angus J McColl,born in Chatham
Ont. 1854. removed to B. C. in 1882
and was appointed Judge of the Supreme
Court by the Laurier government in
October 1896.
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Terrible  E Accident-
Canrois, Mass,” Aug. 22._..Word ,was
received here at 7 3 esterda oi si
the New York, New Haven and i 
ford Railroad and an urgent request for
physicians and ambulance wagons. All
the physicians in_the town as well as
three undertakers and their wagons
were immediately dispatched to the
scene of accident. - It is said that the
train due at Sharon at 7 p ni was 20 y
minutes late andwhile standing at the
depot was crashed into by an express.
The rear end collision almost complete-
ly wrecked both trains. Four are re-
ported dead and over 30 wounded.
Down on the Fadl. _
“Mrs. Stately," began her husband,
the other evening, ‘°you’re a good deal
ot what they term a faddist. lt has
been my rule to humor all your eccen-
tricities, but from this time on. unless
I find good and suliicient ,reason to
change my mind, the education of .our
children is to be the most pracfical na-
ture possible.” f
“J ust as you say.”
“I understand-_ that Loretta studied
botany for three years, yet last season
she went out to gather some greens
and brought in the worst collection of
weeds I ever saw outside of a bankrupt
farm, they would have poisoned amule.
Yesterday this botanist sat in the parlor
bolstered with cushions reading trash
three inches thick and in fine print at
that, while you were in the back yard
setting out sweet peas. Isabel went,
through the cooking department from
potato paring to line pastures, and yet
you can’t keep her in the kitchen long
enough to prepaie a soft ,boiled egg.
Tom went in for higher mathematics,
and yet he can’t figure the:simple inter-'
est on a promissory note for more or
less than a single year. He can blow
around about the constellations and
about the direct communications with
Mars, but I’ll bet a. firm he couldn’t
keep his own personal accounts on a
single entry system. He‘s never going
to. locate in Mars, and there’s not a
dollar in the constellations for him.
We`ll just bring these young people
down ti a business basis, and when they
know enough to help themselves. as
they’ll have to when you and I wear ont.
they can do their fad chasing. And
that’s_ the word with i the bark on,
mother.-”-Detroit Free Press.
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Kev. W. S. Ancient. was drowned this
morning at Green Bank/ while swim-
ming. _
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SCHOONER SUNK.
li.
Steamer Rupert Sinks a` Packet
Near St. John. _
Drcar, August 2-li-(Specia1)~ The
steamer Prince Rupert this morning in
a deuseiiog collided with and sunk the
packet, Silver Cloud, owned by G. G.
Letteney &Bros. The crew were saved.
The vessel and full cargo were uuin
sured. _ _
l’A_R_|S SUFFERS FRUM HEAT
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:mini raiiwa -wsideute-at-~.~Sh=rna sn. ~ ...if      f'~  1.   ._   .-_~;  s. ‘=‘f§9S°
y ‘3 'ri%§,jfAng. ‘»~‘24.-=“(spsoisii)-Tue* Aiigiomnf  indnsnee
city isfsiidering from hot weather and
scarcity of water. ‘
Sunstrokes are of frequent occurrence.
Forest fires have burned many buildings
and two persons lost their lives.
A CHICAGO MARKETS.
Cnicaoo. August 24_[Specia1]-
The following are the closing rates: _
Aug wheat( 67; corn,29i ;oats, 193;
pork 8.90.
Sept. wheat, 63% ; corn,29i ; oats.19& ;
pork, 8.90.
Dec. wheat, 615; corn,29§ ; oats,19§;
pork, 8.92.
May wheat,63§ ; corn, 32; oats, 225.
_ cnt. cznwsiu DEAD.
An Eminenl Engineer and A.D.Q. to
the Queen.
MONTREAL. Aug _24.-(Spe@iii1)--
Col. Gzowski,_the only Canadian A.D C.
tothe Queen, a Russian by birth and
eminent Civil Engineer, died today. '
Col. Sir Casimir Stanislaus Gzowski
was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, in
1813. He was the son of a. Polish
nobleman, and being destined for a
military career was educated at the
militaryengineering college at Krem-
nitz. where he remained till 1830.
In the Polish revolution of that
time he joined his ' compatriots
and took part in several battles.
He was captured and afterwards exiled.
He landed in New York in 1833. He
there learned English, studied law and
was iidiniiiei to ihii biir. Iii isii he
came to Toronto and there entered
upon a career as engineer. With the
late Sir A T Galt, Sir D McPherson and
L H Holton, he became contractor for
constructing the Grand Trunk Railway
between Toronto and Sarnia. They all
made fortunes in that and other enter-
leresl. in mi.itary`affairs in Canada, was
ifor some years president of the D R As-
‘sociation and in 1879 was appointed A.
D.'C. to the Queen. He was connected
with many important engineering
works, was knighted in 1890 and was
Administrator of the government of
Ontario in 1896. He was first presi-
dent ot the Society ot 'Canadian Engi-
neers. ' ‘ _ ' _
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Forest _llflres Fatal and Water »1’°9°,1'f»%d bplill. Ff%ll¢e` 
1 ' ‘ Scores ~ A #iivejoiaedin all" _.io `
_ TB
prises. Col Gzowski took it deep in# ,
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Haurax, Aug 24-[Special] - _
_Henry Almon Ancient, aged 26, son of . - -
Spain, France 'and 'Russia
Against Britain and Ger-
many- Sickness Among
Soldiers In Porto Rico-
Cerman Army Increase.
SAN Fizaricisco, Aug. 24./-[Specially
_-Mail advices report serious 
about Shanghai over the French' een-
GQSSIQUS. _ -
` The French tired cn the mob' 
15 and wounding 29. Further trouble(
is feared.
hianain, Aug. 24.--[Spec_iai]`-It .gin
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nk Sept. :..‘ - 0 ~ would have been winners, as the cut- C0gNw_q_L_ Au 24_ S 953] __The _ _ i H , * L_ '; Q  gg ___ l  _Z
H - 3;;-t to iaik_e_the most_of ting blows reigned by the hammer were - g L P  J ' ‘ ' `  `
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The government appears to be_great~
ly annoyed over the 'failure of .the
Cubans to respect the peace protocol,
and it may be that Spanish troops Awill
be ordered to take the oierisive against
them. _ `
WAsH1Ne1‘oN, Aug, 24.-[Special]
-The order mustering out 100,000 men
will be issued tomorrow. ;
Sickness grows among the troops at
Porto Rico. There are now _three
thousand cases and urgent calls are be-
ing made to have the sick sent north at
once.
The schools at Sintiago will be re-
opened September 15th.
Spanish troops are leaving daily for
home.
BERLIN, Aug? 21.-[Special]-The*
contemplated increase in tue German
army will amount to 22,500 men, be-
sides additions to artillery and other
services.
THE WEATHER. '
WASHINGTON, Ang. 24.-(Special) _
Thunder showers, variable winds.
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Use in place .
.of Cream of Tertar
and Soda.
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Edwardlslsud- '
Alsothehooks
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Prince of Wales
‘ Longfellow’s
line-the new olulh
ready -price 15
Mail orders promptly
Hlled.
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You lliy Bi
as careful as poslilib
but a careless neighhol
may put all your plal
to naught.
Through a carelel
neighbor you may hi
ruined by ure- ‘
Mv C0’s nsnrance ple
-tectsyou against tB`
carelessness of your
neighbor. `
They are good, 'stoi
Co’s and never cout#
` a claim. _
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