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ESTABL . CHAKLOTTETOWH. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. WEDNESDAY. MAY 15.
v"”Y' ' ‘ ‘ T = ' ' s'---s
_ _,_ _
ifonnino
' HOUSES VICTIM
*___-
ln Iran svaal and orange
River Colony
@IRCIIILL’S 0RATION
1_1.
ails Forth Great Praise-
Lipton Disappointed with
The Shamrock.
-gimme noun rkrur nurnmxcs.
’ Loimox, May 14.-[Special].-A Parli
,mgry paper shows that 634 farm build-
ings, mills, cottages and hovels were
burned in the Trancvaal and Orange 0
TY
River Colony between June and J anna
mmol is nisnrromrnn.
Lemmon, May 14.-[Special.]-Sir
Thomas Lipton is deeply disappointed
over the defeat of Shamrock II by the
oldboat, but thinks something is wrong.
wmeron cnUncnn.r.'s enxar srxncn.
Lennon, May 14.-(Special.)-Massing-
hun, writing in the Daily News says
he
mcthiag like it has been beard since t
days of Gladstone and predicts that Chu
-chill willone day be Premier.
WM DOEG FREE.
The Snndridge Farmer who was Wrong-
ly Imprisoned for Four Years, is
Again at Liberty.
Sinlnalnon, Ont., May 13.-(Special).-
Sllahc has*flEen""lfberated, Wm.
the Strong Township farmer :ponds
much of his time telling his frien s and
cas
acquaintances of his remarkable
As he finds it impossible to reach the
all, he has had the following statement
in-
“rmd in the Sundridge Echo: 1 old shrewdness, more absorbed than ever Insurance . . . . . _ . . . . . . . _ . . . . . _ .
 136.
in the reading of the Bible and the inter- City Hall . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . .
_ _ 1,117.00 _ _ 9
prebaiion of Old Tegament feng, He Board of School Trustees _ . . _ . . .
._ 10,683.00 M a s¢,iu'ea1-tier pe,-md he ,_-,ould load his
“For,four years I suffered torture.
had scarcely an hour free from pai
lyback ached so badly I could not lie
down. Ihadtosit night and day in
dmir. Icould not leave my house, for
wbenthc ipain shifted to my knees,
-cculd not walk.
“Several doctots tried to cure -my
Bheumatism, and I took a great many
medicines, but got worse.
°‘Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured me.
“It is now six months sincel felt
pain. Didd’s Kidney Pills have made
new man of me.”
_-1-(111
The lst Reader which has just been
adopted by the city school are for sale
at J. D. Taylor’s, Stationer, Morris
Block.
Dadies’ new silk waists in b°st qualit y
taictls made all over with tucks and
hem stitched, new flare, Paquin sleeves,
in dark maroon, paie bins pink old roise
i
and_ black. Special.-Jas. Paton 8c Co.
1
` May Die
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AITCSICCI.
SPIBI. RAILWAY STR-IKIE. _ __
._ ALBANY, May 14.-(Spsciah)-T
.street car strikers today attacked t
car.
Several strikers were arrested and it
militia.
crrr or ranuckn msasrnn.
persons lost their lives by the wreck
the steamer City of Paducah at Brun
hor-stLanding.
The steamer struck a snag that tore
great hole in her bottom causing her
sink in a few minutes. ‘
r. VICTIM OF ALLEGED FAITH CURE.
police discovered a woman living in
starved for six weeks.
MR. KRUGER AND I-IIS BIBLE.
representative of the Daily News says
e.
ID
found Mr. Kruger, while retaining h
n.
8
` idea’that in the night time he had co
munications made at times in an audib
I
chapterand verse. One night he had
B
3
trouble rf the South African Republic, “U0 - - - - ~ ~ - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - -
--$20303
and Mr. Kruger was much depressed B
the voice came again   to Per Cent: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. ._. . . .
search afresh. Again Mr. Kruger had re-
course to the Bible this time to find the
words of oomforo which he had asked; Less appeals and discounts .... --
Totals 15 Lives Lost-Strik- °°°°
ill
p°i“t°d Wharnnger at N°'th Cardigan issuedapamphlct entitled “Improvem
P E ISIBINI FI‘8IIk HBIIICIBY, BCIIBSIZ, ct Chees. Curing Booman! in  so
P. E. Island, to be a whardnger. practical suggestions are made of a v
The supplementary estimates for the able chM,actei._ The British “mmm
year ending June 30, 1902 pr6S6l1f»°d 0° it is noted, now demands amiider llav
Parliament givesatotal of $8,$0,241. Of md more meaty cheese ,mn form
. "“S$4~332»°°°‘S °h“¥°d "° °°““°“d“0°“ ro bring about into ooooiiioo _ii
  “sd $3'697'237I'°C°'P“'“l “nd $333900 f°" indicpensible that the cb '
t eHalitax provisional garrison. should _ be cured at ‘ "mmm
ower than 65 degrees Fahr. a point which Nm” P10100 00mm°il
ROCK IBIIIIGI
m. St. Pill
113, UDIU8fI_ S0800! SUOQI C0111.
M uoiioa san. siooirrfo. _
hot;
_____b;<_=_=» Canadian Stock _Quotations
The Island items are: 1
C"L°° 0°” b"°"kW”'t°" $61500* "would appear to be not unfrequently f
S‘"“m°“id° h”'b°" b"°‘k“'“I'" 520°' gotten by Canada cheese-makers in su
mer.By the a-loption of certain measu
Tig°i°h’ ’°D“l"S t° °xI'°“5l°“ °t break' neither costly nor difficult, this defect
ers Wreck _ __ 1 water to complete $1,500- be overcome and the quality of
cars severa Wood Islands repairing and strengtbing Wather chees, im~p,.°ved_ It ha
“°"‘h°m b‘_`°°kw°'t°" $1500' shown that not only is the quality
Belfast pier repairs $1200- cheese im roved when cured at a te
ver-
A'r a meeting of the Executive Commit- Tun following will be of interest to the ygy, Wh,g¢, -ni; gon, 54; 0.", _._
tee of the Y. M. C. A. held last evening Island cheese producer. Canadaproduces po;-k___ `
Mr- A. C. Duchemin and Secretary Robbl a very fine article of cheese, but even yet, Jain Wh,,5_ 71%, gan, 445; mu, .__
were appointed delegates to the Jubilee it is not so uniformly good as it should be- pu-g_ 314_775_ _
Y. M. C. A. Convention to be held in The object to aim at, if we would - _ ____}__. _
B t ,J 11-10. ii riifii in iiii I ..._~..
°s °” ““° s°’f’““,I °“‘§_“”"f,°°'§,, ‘ "QQ ‘I.§’,,,’.§,,, fi NEW YURK MARKETS. _ ._ _
_ Britis mar et s on ever pe n
~ AN 0“"aW“ d°S°°"'°h °f M07 nth' Says In order to help in the furtherance of this --
of  d   _R°d°"‘°k J' Smel' N°wP°'t' h” b°°“ “V idea the Department of Agriculture has 0100!!! P15008 Ml!
. auf, Amalgamated Copper
~ ' - ma American Sugar
ala- American Tobacco
arg, Atchison Common
or-¢¢1_LBrookiyn Transit
91-ly; Burlington
1. Louisville Nashville
gggg Mlnhlfifulll V
gun- New York Central'
or
° Montreal.)
ANOTHER ` CITY AND CIIUNTRY Q ...,_,_°"“f.T,°9-.:."_-”ZTf;_.-...V _
following arc the closing rates:
14
111
1392
121 _
002
701
100
981
1091
1471
iso
1402
140
412
90
¢‘umishcdQy lfcCuaig, Bykcrt dc Cc. '
To Have Goveiomi
INCREASE 01? Sil
For French Line-_-Ca
.'.._- f
spection Here:
111
, _
Athletic Team. Ci
  ' To cami.
Wonoasrim, May 14.-(Spcci0.l.)-The d
Writing last night, the_Parlimentary
fl]
Georgetown pier works reconstruction
Haggerty wharf repairs $850.
. . _ P
China Point, pier fender pilings $o00._ “ure lower than 55 degrees’ but th”
_ my
shrinkage of weight is also consid
ui _ _
. V.¢_~Qlc»inz1»rl¢¢s '_ lk
_ ‘ _ are
“"0 “Pai” $1°0° too.. 11 ir my aooirobio, iiioo, _»iini,__io
all c' rin rooms there should exist 
urea.
0
° tm” and "pair $2 °00 Among the devices recommended in
non-union workmen and wrecked one P0113 D€1kIl°I< Dlel' fBDd¢1‘ DIIIHZS $000 pamphlet to obtain this omwt an th,
Pownal Pier reeonstruction,$i5a0
h \\ B’ _ __ 
h° _North Cardigan Pier works reconstruc- mens _of controlling ~“-m-Den
- . ’ ' . . W0
_ _' ° eo -
lac-
$500.
Sturgeon pier repairs, $500.
°f ‘ high temperature' the cost of the improv
k_ the new allowance for P. E. Island which ments will be mor; than covered in o
was read a fist time.
,_ PUBLIC meetings in the interest of Sun _ _
t day School organization and work will be _ mm°0'_M°n°°°rY Tunes'
0 . . _
held in _the Presbyterian church at Stan- ll EAS-I-Em; N01-Es__Spr§ng is he,-,_ ea,-1
1°Y B"“I3° °“ M000” 0ftem°°n °~°d.t.han usual, and as early as in the more
A d 1 _ _ _ - structono basem t ng s,
is re nnan _a e reconstruct on pier, general concrete “ment noon md "ment
‘ ' uc
I9
pam’ $°00 tered walls the use of a sub-earth d
f°°l'°d it WUI 0° \1¢¢9SB&1'Y 0° *$11000 011° Mori-ison’s P0intBeach protection works: Bystemfof introducing cool ah., the use _of
Kiers shore wharf approach $500. To- cessaril
- . . _ y expensive and by saving the
ST' LOUIS' Mn' 14‘_(Spe°m'l`)_F\fteen “l_$43’4°0° _ _ ‘_ _preciation in vaiue ofcheese owing
Hon Mr. Fielding introduced a bill for
ta
n
i f en curi room with
t
ice in racks and the use _of heating appli-
ances. These improvements are not ne-
de-
to
season. More than that, the high rep
9V9DiD8» MM' 20011- All S¢h001S in L00? southern parts of the Island that gene-
30. 21. 22. 23 and 57. IUC ¢XD°._¢ff¢d 0° 591100 rall were two weeks ahead of us. This
crrr nsrruarss ron YEAR 1901.
 GOVBrDIneDt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . $2,4w.64 . “dry seasfjn  at one time threatene
Sbreéb ETBCIJFIC Llglllal . . . . . . . . . .
. . 5,086.00 I The grass lggkg wen and all the Signs po
Police Department . . . _ . . . . . . . . .
_ _ 5,195.00 f tend 5 prosperous s“s°,,_~ __()¢5.||5h
Fire D¢D8I'felI1¢l1\'» - - ~ - » - - - - - - - - -
- - 2.445-00- too, has struck _our shores earlier tha
, l5l_l;\11l_¢.¢!f H9\1°°=_-_ ------ --- ----  1.2D»@1_:{ucnal. Joshua _ ,McDonald catohin
I _ Maintenance Streets-.. . . . ..... . . 8,3ill.tll‘V_gheg,-g£1;g‘};¢}i§`t§§§;i¢¢{§_¢May,.==Some nit
hear an interesting story of Mr. Kruger. Assessing and collecting taxes... 1,050.00 ’ or sin,-y  mo, ,rwgraing mom- I0]
He was visited the other day by an old Victoria Pork and R0adW8Y----- 3750-00 ` ' _ - ere
friend and associate. This gentleman Interest and discount 00` ' ° ' an
.......... ._ 71300.
is Board of Health . . . _ _ . . . _ _ . . . _ . .
.. 807.1
had been specially moved 'of late by the Miscellaneous..... . . . . . . _ . _ _ . . . .
._ 1,S00.(Il dug one ,mage whenever he 1931;, sight
- Electric Light Co., 10 per cent
le reserve _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ .
._
_ . y
8 Bleglltes-. The IDIIIISIPIIS .Of the DIEWYICD is on account cf the early disappearance
and the Field Secrf-tory will be present to of the ice, from our waters potato
faith cure house who it is feared will die, give addresses.-15 ii w td were planted and wheat sawed in Ami
having been improperly cared for and _ , by a good many of our farmers, and the
00 handled four hooks, and could load b
407-20  thirty years their- arrival has been fro
voice directing him toread this or that --- _ _ a
8 $43,727-04 no doubt depending on the move
es
l.
late copious rains dispelled their fears of
hshermen, large catches of cod fish w
made in April. This was certainly bef
0 thedays of trawling when each in
boat less than half a mile from the sh
of
the bottom, but forthe last twenty
the 6th of May to the lst of J une, the d _
d_ not the scope and limits of Science can
rs
Ml
is
res
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te
._  Paeihc V
Montreal St. Ry.
Toronto St. Ry.
St. John St. By.
Halifax St. By. _
Twin City St. By.
Montreal Gas _
Royal Electric '
Dominion Coal Co.
Republic Dining
Payne dc '
Ncrth’Star do
D minion Iron and Steel -
y14.
1025
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.contrast
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°' “ Prsf- 50! ckinnimoa arnnrrrm nut
ne Waliaglc _ _
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I
tor The Developm mt Th wry visit rho United States. '
1_.~_-_
Haan snr Srzxssa.
Probably nota few hers conclu ie that
hereis an attempted solution of the great
questions with which Philosophy in all
ages has perplexed itself. Let none thus
declare themselves. Only such as know
_fall into so gi-ave an error. The foregoing
generalizations apply,uot to the genesis of
things in themselves, but to their
Qigenecis as manifested. t_o the _human con-~
T _
d
 After"a_1l th'at.`hsc_been said,
the uiti`iiiate~ -mv'c`tei‘y;rcmcins' 'just ' asit
was. The explanation of that which is
explicable, does but bring out into greater
clearness the inexplieableness of that
which remains behind. _ However we
much succeed in reducing the equation
to its lowest terms, we are not thereby
enabled to determine the unknown
quantity; on the contrary, it only becomes,
more manifest that the unknown quantity
can never be found. '
Little as it seems to dc co, fearless cn-
_BOYIIIHIKT !l'9PlCTI0l10l' Z
  
._  bill.-i
o
18 Loxnox  14.  '
Next Board Monday ’ 7 °( P°°“
ll
tion of Canadian cheese will be kept. - _ bined Cambridge athletic '
sought the Bible to find the ‘passage in-
message of this chapter. and eagerly - REVENUE _ _
dicated. They had no reference:to the R911 ¢Si»8l»€ $2,630,394 00 1 Del'
. _ _
u
t
The text was I have been young and now
of I am old yet have I not seen the righteo
..-KQ---1
P- A
Shoe  
Dressing
At Less
Than Cost
To clear our surplus iitock of
ings we will sell regardless of cost 2
25c Vici kid dressing at
250 Congo (Black good for
ness)
25c Russo Cream A
25c Tan
Good stock going fast come
get some before it goes.
F* f' -_-J-~-_-_ _ 1
4
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u
forsaken nor his seed begging bread.
S
` This signature is on every box of the genuxi..
 rscieiv that cures 'a cold in one f
HISTORIC IRON GATES POE SALE
_ To Minniosfiins.
speciality of old ironwork-which
_quiteadiferent thing from dealing
Told 1:01)-has bought the gates of t
park of Anno Roloyn’s l at Sunbu
pasce
;»---»l-
Lainahve Btcuo»Quimae removes catl-ie
gates now have an opportunity to b_u
two sets forthe trifling sum of $3-1,20
Miilionairs in need of artistic park
A London dealer in curious, who make s
h
YS'
TO CURB GRIPPB IN TWO DAY
_ _ _ u
. ' 0
Lasstive l1r0mo=Quinine Table;
Y interesting talk on the different feature
0° of the science. He then asked for gentle-
0 men tovolunteerand ina short time up-
‘S wards of 20had taken seats upon the
In I 0
°! person failed to come under the hypn
S advice and askedto return on the next
94
Personal property $1,018,900 at 1
10,100.00
031052.94
1,000.00
030052.94
3,200.00
0,700.00
_.___-
1,600 polls at $2 each _ _ . . _ _ . _ . . .
. .
‘li Ordinary revenue _ . _ . . . . . _ _ . . . _
_ _
THE entertainment given in the Opera
House last night by Mr. McEwen the
Hypnotist was largely attended. In tb
afternoon a goodly number took advant
age of his invitation and attended hi
class anda majority of the same class
formed the subjects of th
A evening’s entertainment. As on the pre-
vious night the hypuotist opened the
_ entertainment with an intensely
platform. Out of the number only ne
0*
tist’s control and he was given some soun
night. In the circle were many known to
it For Sowing in
' Actors in great variety
c mixed and 50 choice varieties
Nasnlriium cur special dwarf mixed
choice climbing
Migiionette our special mixture.
‘° A Peas our Early Giant. also 5 late varieties
Beilll, pole or climbing, Ssparagus or g
d long Authors, 'Mammoth white, Early Gol
an Cluster Wax.
11 K t P
G.-,idea Wax, Stringleas Green Pod Perf
Sweet Peas. our Red White and B
Poppies, ‘Sl-iirly’ in beautiful solo
mixed
lien,-= c,Dwarf or Bus , ryrics rn: r
, cet
Twax, Yosemite Mammoth Wax, also Co
squcelies. Pamrkiv.
Iillllilll Illlllil Sllllli
8
560 M ai 
har _ . _
‘__ _ . _ _ ‘ ° lue the Une to take ch‘|-ge of the I  
15? ` _ .' _ ' _ 1 -  .
. . . . _ __ . l e _ _
I0.: ‘ ' - ' ` _ , _ ~ _
ood
dc
O0
- The class yielded readily to influence and
an almost instantaneous response to the Ar, Hrrmpgqm on Tuaaiay mm-ning,y1,y
I
nd child altho many had a parental
will of the 'operator who- first placed
in an h notic clee and
most amusing incident of the evening
was the feeding of an imaginary infant
and the dnding of the father of the child.
in hand found it difficult to ioeote
resemblance The chorus work with
butupon the persistent request of the I °V¢1'|*“0¥\I8\\f»l lmmblf' 0! d°°I+°i`|
hypuotist rendered solos in a credit- f °°i°“°m° 3°'“l°m°“ “lk°d with
” ,me manner wwmpgnied by I bers ofthe class and expressed-themseliircs
no-
ere
ment of the ice fields, the tem-
perature of the water, the pre-
vailing winds, and the whereabouts
ofthe smaller fishes especially he
from500 tol000, set from half amile
three miles, from the shore, and these
the fish and putting on fresh bail.
scarce, but still enough for the fish
_ . e
$'3‘8»952°94 manis daily requirements.-The demand
for men here is greater than the
supply, and no man need 'be Short
8 -of a j ob.-Our mail carrier Charles Young,
makes good time since the drying up
S. the ro-ids, which were in very good condi-
tion.-Measels are still prevalent, and
e seriously interfer-i with the youthful
potato planters.-Steven Roses health
improving, and his many friends hope
the Post Ollice.-» Aa the mail closes Ile
that there is an unusually hue school
magnificent codllsh all along the south
e
d side of East Point,_and» the fishermen are
landing them in large quantities.
rrin
of which they are in pursuit. Instead of
four hooks, each fisherman now handles'
generally overhauls twice a-day removing
No
lobster fishing has been done here yet,
and but few trap-i set on account of bad
weather.-Herring are comparatively
r
f
an early_ return to duty and
H labor.--There is not much change
in the condition of Thomas Rose,
Joseph Mellick succeeds him
a
8
t0
he
of
is
OI'
in
rn
of
rn
l- . _
u our citizens thus increasing the interest. I 
_ gf _
14th, Neil McDonald, aged 59'yi-urs.
his subjects yp p _ _ _ '
while in this condition subjected them A0 Wllllwli Yallfy. APl‘1l"130h‘- inf*
t » different: tests. Perhapi. iso sou of Keutford L- and Marr-'Aliw Wait
aged two weeks. _
This lovely bud so young and fair
Cut down. in early bloom,
As the benefactor passed down the iinag- JU" °U~U\°`l"° 90°” 0°" 3"°°¢ 5 00"*
inary street the person who had the task 1 IU P5l'¢\di°° Wish* N001!!-
aughter The large number
ladies present last night evidences the
f laughable species of cake~walk. ‘sdeughwd 'M' 55° mmm in Wh
1.; The horse race and the interest taken Mr' M°E"°°‘-'”'I'°I'b°‘“b-I°°»0°fi bn’
n tism Among those on the stage
rn, wasvidly portrayed toward the close of ~ _ 1 _ W _ . V _
A the entertainment and was a picture of Chfmmn M01-#Uh A0805 C3¥|§¢f°°»Wm° _ .' ‘» I » one I y no _ » 1 .` 
real life. The passing of B ms cir-. B"°°°» W- l°Im|i5»   Nd” 0 ° ' 1 V -
cnsand the impression madeuzgon' each RTECS- UPU'-\'1'0¢I\l°S¥ Of M11 HBEWHI.  Mad   
Dr Dickeyconeentedtogoupomthe plat - _ I' _ _   __ `
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rs, banjo (broorns) accompaniment elicited “W0
rounds of applause A number of those that th’ f°"m°f °“°“'I“‘“m°°‘ I' ¥"'I°i°l
who todkpart declared they could not sing, 1° f'"°" A-ner th? °°t*"`t'°i“m°°f' W
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"0 Croup is the terror of every mother
e, ana nie cause 'or frequent costin @
small hildre Dr. Chaser ;~
quiry tends continually to‘givc a firmer _
basis to all true religion. The timid
Sectarian, alarmed at the progress of
knowledge obliged to abandon one by one
the superstitious of his ancestors, and
daily finding his cherished belief more
and moreshakcn. secretly fears that all
things may some daybc explained; and
has a corresponding dread of Science;
thus evincing the profoundect of all in-
fidelity-the fear lest the truth be bad.
On the other hand, the sincere man - of
Science, content tofolldw wherever- the
evidence leads him, becomes by each new
enquiry more profoundly convinced it-hat
the universe is an insoluble problem.
Alike in the external and internal worlds,
he sees himself in the midst of perpetual
changes, of which he can discern neither
the beginning nor the and - if,trscing back
'I0 ISSTIIB MILEAGE BOOKS.
Bos'roN, llay'10.-Beginning at noon to-
day the Boston and hlaiae railroad will
I issue $10 mileage. The legislature had
repeatedly been asked to pass ,a law to
compel railroads to issue iw mileage
The Boston andhlsinc book will be good
  With Group
  Suifocating
among c n.
Syrup of Linceed and Turpentine
brings prompt relief to the loud, rinr-
ing cough, makes breathing easy’
favorite remedy for coughs, colds,
croup, bronchitis, whooping cough and
asthma.. ' .-
nr.. r. w. Bona, so inoaoaiia
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_    ____ _ subject caused §;on_tin_\I0u's 0fi;in;l§,°m:ixr:!s; _    uid Rehn
street, Barrie, Ont., saya :-“Having - _ _ » - ' t” .-
1 moo your medicine. my mu. iovers  _ 5051*"
high in its powers of curlnfccugh and each year. This 1c,ou!"R__¢¢gfQ
ercup. My little girl has been subject 1-be Péapie of tha Pmvmoe
to the eroup for a. long. time, and 1 _ _
as found nothing to cure it until I gave on nefor tl\eirSeed enmity and
nd' Dr. Chase'c Syrup of Liacecd and Tur- ‘hen may buy from M-yhgt 
mem__l_,¢2tlne. Icannotapeaktoohlghly of_s°“ins;h_°verybe“”_'i.th“
. 25 cents c.bcttte,a11&eaierc, or mafccn buy. l2,000copiesif our
A 0rr`awa,Hiy 15.-(SIpecial.I` _ 
ernment have introduced bill;
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tins any other than the
iii
cnnasn or sunsmv.
line of steaniers from $__l0,w0
I
about August 20 for Canada a
SORE THROAT AND HC
with their attendant _d
speedily _ avertedaud 
o Polson’s Nerviiine. Ex'
gle with-ten times better tl
ard plaster-iand'1uorc lconvc
outside. Nervi1ineVpenetrat|
instantly, soothe_sthe_ pain, a
mation, and cures sore three
ness simply because that’s iw
for. The l'l;?¢;25 cent bottle
ip unexccll ac afiousehold
9131100 _°V¢l‘YbbiD¥-' 'f' . '
Thani-1 Ann 
Pos or caiiriofeioi
May, 14. Ar., Fanny, Bu
. Bolina, Garnier, West Poi
May, 14. Cldl, A.S. Towns?
Picton;S. S. Campana, Da
Jonas, Forrest, Buctonc!
M. . Murray, Btehlbucti
May 13. sr.+-Morning Light
wasb;S. S. Wm._Aitkcn,
S. S. Greetlands. Couills
'_ Jacques, l[\1»?l‘l»Y. Port-l
wing,¢B0udm, Port Hood;
Roberts, Picton; S-. S. Cac
Montreal; Spring Bird, G
Mountain.
May 11, cld.-Rapture, Cha
River; Morning Light, RL- __ _ _ _
Chief Commander, Langill, Picton.
May 13, cld.-S. S.' Wm. Aitken, Batt,
Quebec; Hannah Eldridge, Roberta,
Sydney; Maggie Rosch.“Westcn, Bichif
bucto; C. V.'1llIinot. Myers, Orwell ; Jar'
wing, Boudro, White _°Head; James
Sample, Roberts, Picton.
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Alderman Ryan of Halifax, wrileaz “
have used B_entley’s Liniment both in m'
house and stable and found it the beet I
ever tried. Can heartly recommend lt.”
Jno. F. Ryan, 191 Argyle Street.
B inanas 303 per dozen at
J. D. McLeod &. Cds. 14 Ii
books _
but the`order`has as often failed of usage. Q Z 9
only within the ct_ate. a 5
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Seeds  
r prevents cuffocation. It is morners’ TWBIIIY IWC  
and selling  ` ‘-
The largest Seed -.House in
°h limwu. Bates cr Co.. T°1'°°*°- Century Catalogue issued this year.
_ ' ' you did notgct a copy send to uc
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