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llqutcwlvts.
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tho following lo peicoe-; ‘mud - °“' n
ll China Dlrmeésets. “I ‘_ 'uw
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s semi-racciii.ail{i£i&ce_ sa“t..l. " - ‘ °' W”
lo Chinn Tao Qsg ' “Wu ar 'mm for nm
as Ummm will views. rm-ia. groo for can
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yea p you beer is suse
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Kllihzlife history would reed \
Lfhwbsn int  of s eougli, is
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HAY 17, rgoe
        liwinuinifr sn I
_ ENCIFF- RAFT
Captain     Sea by a Shark and
Devoursd Before  Eyes inthe South
Pacific Qccdg '_ _ Q
o caamiier-.s»%"l°°°°` "mm nu M “fa
Chamber Bets() moon' "gui" nw. hr “W
' I I , .
THC” Prices are l)o'l>‘°:l:0tf?aEi:r “B for not
Joni coruoiu s. co.,
Qneenst. _. . Cliwcwiif.
A Eiiooiiiisro
Dr. Wo_Iofd’sI
_ _.Norway
‘Pine Syrup
»»Thls wnsderful eungli and obid medicine
llsihlrp all those very pine prinei les
wlililulke 55° ‘ine woods so vaiusbll; in
_ the Uestment of sag sfoctions.
' Combined with t is are Wild Cherry
CURRECT “ME °""a...".§‘3 ‘.f`fT»i»~'°=`3i°¥'3I°'iifI°<$'f71I-‘.33 $55
_ nits me im..
1fW°*°I‘ °f Clxk °f'y°\1rs is ¢\:°°oi°.'.'.I'i‘fh°A.°t§...u:’, l:".`»'.fif§h,i"‘i$xi.f°‘f§|..i'§
on the rampage and persists in g°h“rg1‘; H°‘f:1°“°“ °fY“1yl_u “$10 il"
' . Ur Ou vl \ 'uf'
mlsstenmg the time' now 15 3 §°°d ours inDr. W:s§`c1’s Norws Pine Byrn .
time to set us at work correczii g
Mrs.  Inoénaer, lvivegapkk IES.,
thetroubie. We will do your mm" nu Dr' ' om’
work just as soon as we can or
always foaudit to give instant relief. I
also recommended itta one of my neigh-
nw
had to abandon their ship and take to a
unfortunate men were in terrible suffer-
ing through the lack of water, as the
». If°t'P°,='-._1i.v3_ »1iav_..1f»-Dem-wh=-r #sur-1" bat '
Fcelved. at-;:_ idlenstown from San,  theseouhd day after they had taken
lunoieéo,.'by the' Cundrd liner- Iv/ernia,tAi,f_ _ raft they were surrounded by
uontalnedlntelllgence of the loss ol the bhp red! ol msuieating ahsrks, which
schooner Tahltiennc ‘und nine of hcrI`dw'_ Odirouud the little oraltlind made
crew, including Capt. Baxter. '.l‘he"ffs§i"oelo\i.e i|`hans`*st:the. legsot the ship-
dlsastel  occurred in the South wridked leulethey hung over thesidrs.
Pacific Oodlil. sud' two' survivors were Flgslliy one trwmsudoue monster made
rescued after spending live days on a nipple. for Capt. Baxter, and grabbed
PB"-» _ ' _ - ._ ` him by one leg, dragged him into the sea
The schooner was bound to one of the llobittbe horrified gaze of his compan-
ilandslii the Paiitntu Archipelago, and l_'__a, who were powerless to render`him
was left in a disrnasted and sinking  help, and who had the awful exper-
condltioii by the crew of 11 men, who noe of seeing their muster devoured.
lx
huddled together as best they could, but dalitustlon, wbile six others subsequent
tho raft was so small that several of them perished after acute sufferings caused b
-had to talro turns ln' letting their legs hunger. thirst and exposuro._ When th
hang overboard into the sea. They had two survivors were picked up one w
Pine Syrup for coughs and colds, and have no provisions and as timo wore on the olinost insane, and it was several day
fullerene mia an wan. has happens
on “ll” f°“°"'l°g “W W” °°°k md tcndants and naturally the wedding was
hurriedly constructed iaft The sailors cablli boy died from exposure and ahve". q,,|ew|,a,.w,_er_
Y
_Z ESCAPED MURDER IS
3 suit UNCAPTURED.
,_ f  f
  Mnmscnucl
ST. Joim, May i5.-A wedding under
somewhat rolnantic, yet Dtiilietlc circum-
stlhoes, was soicmuinad Thursday
evgnlng at the residence of Mrs. George
K icy, when Misa Edith Hazel Bell
became the wife of Giles D. 0.-goods, of
. sid”-°x|~
Elflie event which had been arranged to
_ tain pine in Jane santa be hastened,
owing to the serious illness ofthe brlde‘s
méthsr, Mrs. E. M. Bell, who, feeliuir
that it was wine to be prepared for the
worst. was suxious, as only a mother can
bb, to witness the consummation of her,
da.\igl1te`i~'s happiness; and accordingly the
principals were summoned to her bedside
where the nuptlal knot was tied by Rev.
A. B. Cohoe, pastor of Brussels street,
Baptist church, in the presence ofa small `
gathering. There were, ofcourse, no at-
-1-In-._
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A31' ` 5 &¢yU&l\“_ ! 4' /,' _
i‘.‘.£.i("‘§tn..»1.‘»'»‘-°i‘l»2i"“’¢‘5,“,-$'~' - :oc ~ Having just msec to
m'nsl»oll..s§°:i\¢as etch, . _ ,our stock a large assert- -
style. e incase slab 1° for pg
i.wr,s;(iauoat. 3 ment ‘ of dlamddd ' and g
"  I other gem set ringenve are 
. _ _ __ able to give you just the ` .3
_- ° ' lu-  style that will plea-.e.
’ any eoiiar thus traded lvl “meh
‘ - liedeof
, n‘t‘is“ii’i‘i.§¥.7\§'fJ.“$.‘.‘lian¢°°“71i~~»¢--°
hetts thanm0si»\l1l¥0l’l
t:|'.iliirPe:d‘#r`»iil"il:\l"nana'..ns any 'hw YW
compare by wear. Demand the brand. 17
5_t§7§Q_3M.ia». Bar.. Cand-
1>.iee.¢fgin.; .; ' I '
G, ll. TAYLOR,
Jeweler and Opticlsl. - . V-
; ' img
(_ " “T-
should you prefer we can supply a
new watch at a reasonably low
price regulated and ready for th
pocket. ,
Our Regina Watches are giving
excéllent service and satisfaction.
1e.w.iAYioR,
Some New
Lines.
We have received some new
lines of Boots and Shoes, selling _
very low for cash.
Men’s Laced Boots at $1. to.
BOYS' " “ at $1 25.
Youths “ “ at $r.on
Women's Dongola` boots at $i.2u
se ` li Oxd ,i $1
Children's button and laced 4 5c
up. .
All good value.
` I-itiihifl
bors and shnwasmnre that pleased with
'fb Wg; R Pine B ss ts.
'“ r. s uwsy _ yru_ s
perbettlesisll des-lil- Put upayellow
wrapper snrl lliree Pine trees the trade
mar lhfasse tutes. Thoreisonly
one NenvsyPins Syrup and that oasis
Dr. Woods
ur. .r _
‘iserylral
.lil
t, .
lleiidess Cris 
eilnshevery home
iristusee Bolvof ,
Flour. we the
grated help any
' home cook mnlnve
-bemaseithaluuye
fheeame-elwnyetll
. beattersllbakisg.
. Beaver f
Flour - f
. satiemiarimiimia. , I, |_,, '
I, Spa-ugwnausna' -I
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1°, Ontario Fs.l1_Whesf. It com.
bisiestlis whiienelsnd light-
n1¢l|Winie¢wh¢at,I'iihilIl '
strength and aourieh_ing food
|anpertl_esofspriisgw\ie¢.IN'o
hlnselsfrigproeenreqniredw-i!!i\
X-ilhgradsdwhatused.
J.i~l. Bell. . as  
I
l(>.l1irn. _
Kmns-ron, May l5-Ghalabran, the
lSSiIlS EIIGIIIIII t
hui-ries from home after breakfast and
returns there in time for dinner, and has
wife and children l That. craze for social
improvement, therefore, brings about
thesc results; the homecare better furnl~
~bcd, there is better dressing, the appear-
ances are better_but the comforts nnri con-
solstlons of lile are sacrificed; the womt-“I
are deserted" und leafl lonely lives and
sminuun i itlrtnllivuliunls
I llllii PIIIPLI 5-
Lorvnoiv Muyl4 -The English upper GENEVA’ MW l5""Amr8° 'l“mb°'
ind nilddlia classes have now become the enormdus 'ulturu' pmbahly emmldene
.. .. ‘ by hunger are spreading terror in the v
most pretentious social climbers in the I I O 'h C t I valuls
world. They are no longer conservative °;'? iw est; an °n °l ' h 6
“mi °°“f°“~ with the ~°°l»l Stews W " "°. °°° my “K “°°° ° ° ACTION or run Livsn ND
which they were born. Truth sums up the "ld cows' “lacking bm animals Wu" ‘ A
change fmm tho old order of things as fol- ferocity' A shepherd wh° attempted
mws: protect a sheep a fuw days ago w s
“The chleffcature of tho slay in Eng- °;t't“l°k'°d hy tha mms’ and hm m run
land is tha social transition. Almost ur 'mme' I
»very unit in the community is cmicuvoi-» I Avnhmble bu" W” 5° had Y injure
ing to move upwards, and the attempt is ; L2 ;‘g°!':‘R:Kht “ml "he mm' that It had
.nainly made by improving thc appear-.‘ ' . .9-I
moe. To dress better, live better and R“°h""|y".9"" "W gm°¥° °l M“hI°b°°k' brought home tothe minds of moat Deo-
occupy batter houses that are better .the v“‘f““"‘“ °"°rk° “h¥°“UF Km In
furnished forces men to work harder and 'mlM”.'“’ "nd bl' °"° eip wuld nn'
longer thiln their predecessors did. TlicI‘v°““d°d 'mr `°°W'"Iy' H” hal' W
out and one eye \\'ns injured.
result of this is that the ordinary innn was tom
only Saturday afternoon and Sunday with I 4- I I
them.
“What can such a man know of his
until mm
I.`uNnoN,Eng.. May 15.-News com
Elhehtmyen are working from morning till from Lahore that me plague
'B ' Jammu, Cashmere, has attacked th
d
al-
ive .I -
-livin on artificial foods and being
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~Commn urnace ' Sunshine Furnace
. Fire Pot Fire Pot
The slariting fire-pots in common furnaces pro-
vide it rost-place for ashes and clinkers, and tlicso
' clog the draft, prevent radiation, make the furnace
hard to shake, and fill up"tho fire-pot.
The "Sunshine" pot is straight up and down, which
gives an uninterrupted course to the draft, and
prevents ashes nnd clinkcrs sticking to the sides.
Tho sumo skill and tliouglit has been used on
I cvory fonturo of the “Sunshine” fiirnace-it is Cunu.da's
greatest hoiitor.
Sold by all enterprising dealers. Booklet free.
. M°Claiy’s
LONDON, ToRoN'i‘o, l\foN'i‘nu.\r., WINNIPEG. VArtc0U\'::n,
ST. JOHN, IlAi\i|r.'r0N.
The Rogers ilardwrc Co., Ltd.. Sole Agents.
Y ' E i E
PRACTICAL DENTISTRY it
Af Reasonable Prices
glytlgnalalllrllg-g!:r;dgeq¢';;kg’ itlbl amount of paid.
Artidoiilteeth ru ber plates 38-001° S10- =_ _
artisan tens :Id Aluminum pine., e1 oo io eil; 00
EXTRACTIOII FREE WHEN 'l`EBl'li ARE ORDERD
VITALIZ D AIR used for
_ ' - PAINLESS EXTRACTION-
Sari; SURE. HARMLESS.
. ,i
lmliilt _mi ni
I uivrimcnnliln
Bomunr, May 15.-A curious tale is
going tho rounds of the bnznnrs in India.
it is believed byevsry native that Gen.
Ku_roki,thc marvellous Japanese com-
inandanti is no other than Sir. Hector
MacDonald. I i
Many persons have never believed
that the brilliant English general
i-I dcnd, and notionz ago there appeared
in the London Times nn offer of u
reward of IMI!! to anybody who had
ad is to Lord Roberts. Nolhonor hrfs ever
been publlrly bcstowcd on Kuroki, who
seems to have vanished as suddenly and
in him, and one United States journa-
list dcclared ho wana. Dutchman.
Rudyard Kipling first lifted the veil
showing a_ little ofthe mysterious
workings of the Indian bszaars. The
celerlty with which they spread rumors
of events taking place at great dia-
tances ls familiar to all Anglo-Indian
residents, but invariably baffling to
them. The mutiny of the Sepoys was
known throughout india almost' as soon
aslt occurred, and it has been an un-
explained mystery up to t0~day how
thc information was so rapidly dissemi-
nited.
_ 
t
SCOT'I"S EMULSION
is more than a. fat food.
Thcrc is no' animal fat
that compares with it in
up’ the wasted, emaciated
b0Cly. -That iS Why Chil-
`drcir and anaemia girls
we riavedjuetlnsullednsnugligan Metal Plate Bwager in our laboratory:   is  Parsons
the §;=L°1>"||¢¢.anlha;)d1:|umberleas eddautages over rubber ones and cost but
nmésliilosrild let as deinbnetrste to you the benefit you will derive from the smell
additional cost. I
¢°|“\||¢,,¢|gn fr-gs. Work lumranreed.
_A M ,,',. , Prices .Ruhr-
stu islam victors, 0.11. glint. l>.D-S.
rin nam over Prevue Bron. f°i1fI¢\°*
with consumptive tenden-
cies _gsin flesh and
strength enough toclleck
the progfcss of the dis-
CZSC. [1
-‘ .A-Ll'.n*__ _ _ ' _ .1
|¢°ff I fffllp fU|5\\d¢ .ilu
-xcen thctlead body. I fl ‘ '
it is also a fact that Sir Hector was `
once invited to go to Japan to train t.lmI I u
Japanese army, niid he actually mention-
iuysteriously as ho appeared. I
Even nm Jupanms' mth nn thou. huge lcebers wereseen by officers of the
rstircnce, confessed to a correspondent |f.‘°°|3h" 9l"°'“”°h'9 G°W““b“"" °f 'r_h°
that Kurokl had mnch foreign blood_
nourishing and buildingf
thrive and 'grow fat upon `
Imperial Service troops, the State nh
regular troops. and the Palace household.
There were 285 deaths in one week.
Jammu is 80 miles north of Amrltzn.
It has gpalace, u citadel, and vnst ruins.
In ancient times it was pa city of great
importance and the seat ' of an itidepén-
dent Rainut dynasty. It is still one of the
residences of the Msharnjah of Cashmere.
The population is about 34,500.
Advices from Limo state that the
plague is gaining ground there. The
céntral districts ofthe city have already
been attacked, and tlic fatal cnses include
some wcll-known members of thc com-
mercial community.
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.
IP HITS FIELD
Nsw Yosi¢,May 15-Indicating an early
breaking up of the northern ice fields,
Burn line, Greenock, Scotland. The ship
came from Cardiff, England, overa route
_:bout one hundred and seventy miles
north of the mall boat truck.
“At noon, on Monday 3, I saw a huge
iceberg about eight miles ofl’ our port
side," Captain Forbes said. “It looked to
be about one hundred and thirty feet
high and about two hundred and fifty
yards long.
“li'orl|iuatcly the wouthsr was clear at
the time and we had a good look ahead.
No sooner hhd we poised the first lceber
was seen. We were at 44 degrees and
4 mln* tes west longitude. I '
morc than one hundred feet high. I ha
huge an island as that was. _ _,
101. ......
MAN ANDTHE QUAKE.
Mcliandburg Wilson in N. Y. Sun.
Oli, man is acrsature
Who cannot be tricked:
Hs never discovers
i when hams been heres.
, ' ills buildings are "tumbled, '
. l-lis foundations raked,
' Hs hasii't 'a uotlori
‘1`hat‘he has been quaked.
His homes are In ashes,
To clnder-e have turned.
He has no idea
That he his been burned.
so cheer for therellefv
Who knows not rebuff,
Who aeve:&Nstn|e
HM boil "lnourrb."
4
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WI” l-IW °°°°“*3» ¢b°\1° U" "1"" ‘"'~°:é Minsrd's Llnimeni lieiievee Neunigls-
..__._._
minutes north latitude and 48 degrees and _
'Tiiavc .sen hundreds er meter-e, but I W°11’f “Sk `Y°\1 f° buy H111* 01'
never anything like that big one. It was £8 . Unless! Cm ¢°l\VlU¢° Y°\\ th"
at least three-quarters of a mlielong and U1 10055 5" filht- Th°f° ll 11°'
e - '
v
seen some higher lccbers, but. never as 503? C5" “Ud°"5lIl mf- H- H-
_-na*
escaped murderer, is still uncaptured.
Inspector Stewart will recommend an
increase in tno number of penitentlary
guards and keepers.
ll..
Pure Blood
Source of Health
AND 'iris snoop CAN ONLY Be
,, Puiurxsn sv 'ranimsnrnvut
of
to -KIDNEYS
- nr. ciiisss
__ KIDNEY-Lives mls.
At this season ofthe year as at no
other the importance of pure blood is
“ plc. As the result of artificial winter life
K
as shut up in badly ventilated rooms-the
liver and kidneys become clogged and
sluggish in action, the bowels constipat-
cd, and the blood loaded with poisonous
' impurities.
ls it any wonderthatsprlng finds us
run down in health and feeling lsnguid
and fatignedi Isit any wonder that our
systems become an easy prey to every
form of disease which lurks in the spring
airi Is it any wonder that we have
aching heads and aching backs and sufier
from indigcstlon and blllousnesei
es Dr. Chase'e' Kidney-Liver Pills are
especially suitable as n. spring medicine,
"I because they act directly on the liver and
E kidneys and enliven the action of these
great blood filtering organs.
Eafeept by the action of the liver and
hizlneys, there is no means by which thc
(poisonous impurities can be removed
' from the blood. Wilhthesc organs in
health, a person is almost immune from
colds and all forms of contagious dlscnse.
Dr. Chsse's Kidney-Liver Pills should
not'~be confused with medicines which
merely uct on the bowels. 'They do effect
prompt motion of the bowelii, and they do
infinitely more, for by setting the iiv r
right they bring' about a good flow of bile
and lliorougliiy ourc constipation.
Blliousnsss, liver complaint, constipa-
tion, kldncy derangemcnts and impure
hlood cannot exist when Dr. Cliase's
Kidney Liver Pills are used. And there
is n great satisfaction in using n
mcdiclnewliich has stood thetcsr. of time
iiliilluevigvlinribili i1mi.}.‘idl?=i'hd’I;r°$vI»';the‘I$d
reliability. 'Y
. 5“l..‘.".;£I‘“f.‘Il“..‘l»i";‘.°.l..’“I.‘Z‘é'.iii".ii
nlhd weslmessgs of eprlnf. Ono niil a dose;
fgjénozgtgcacgoxiggomltlodea ers or Edmausou,
., .
ADVEIlTiSING_IS BROAD.
Advertising in itself means publlitcy
and pnblicltylss very broad and com-
prehensive term. It does not mean
slmplyaword whispered to a favored
few. ltls, rather, synonymous with a
general, broadcast declaration, and the
broader the scope of the announcement.
the better the advertising. No occupied
space that directs attention along given
andgdesired lines can be reasonably re-
gardcd_ as wasted; nor can any funds ex
peridcd to this end be adjudged cx-
travagance.-Amcrican Medical Journa
Z
body showing so largea range No
Brown, The hat and cap msn.
~ ' 16d 31
H. B. B. the best smoking pipe on the
market. Every one guaranteed. The lied
Cross Pliamscy,agents for Ch"1`own8di-f
Tolnsum perfect health use Iron-or
Tablets For sale at your;drugglst'a, Z5
ents per box. dll tf
New lace curtains with double borders.
Just the thing for hay windows, both
sldesare finished. The exposed border
can be reversed. They are very popnlal'
this selson and are having ii ready sale.
-JM. Pawn & U0. lhdtf
1 We have just opened up some
nice Carriage Harness, in "Blue
Ribbon," "Track," "Rubber",
“O'fcfde,” “Solid Nickel” and
"Nickel" plate nioudtlngs. Don‘t
'fsllto cali and ste them end _ get
our best rises before buying. A
Q.....9..\-$2
' ' l
B|S°N FURNACE e
l Twice as much heating sur-
___. _.__ face is covered by the fire in a
  Bison Hot Water Furnace as
I I  l in any other.
i i lllli l l The names 3.. aww.. up
I | F l I  through the side liues, then
J§ down and to the chimney
 through the middle liue. I
'  Burns all the gas and traps
all the heat against the top section.
ln other furnaces the fire travel is prac- 
tically a direct one to the chimney, anti much
valuable heat escapes, the _
important top section getting  \ V
` less than any of the others. -  _
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Th B' has more good , -
I heiftingsodloints than all _  _
4 other heaters combined. _ ), l
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6, MONTREAL. Limited- ,I/,ttf-,  / <®>
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lnvcsfmcnt in Diamonds’ is as Safe as Bank Stock
what is Prettier
Than at Nice Dia
mond Ring?
We are showing a beautiful line of
Diamond Rings with varied settingsj-
many of which can be cliaiiqcrl to suit
purchasers. Wc believe them* to_be
excellent values. We will consider 1_t;Ta
favor to have the pleasure of showi g
them to you.
W.N. l`A\NTON.
, .
Al .WAYS -
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The Leaders -
-- Selling Agents,
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Phone 73 Foot of
Home Bc Eofnpany. 5dtts2wtw3i
Charlottetown Foundry
EVERYWHERE
IN CANADA
Ask for EDDY’S
‘SILENlS”  “HEADLlfiHT”
Usedvby thousands-
Schofield ros.
st. john, N. B.
-NEW FOUNDRY
Queen Street Box 4ll
 Steam and Hot Water Heating
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