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the grasp and leadersliiptar larger ilnan-'
cial operations than the zreat; caplfflllsis
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thc Whole
System
Vitality is in the blood.
U’ You areas strong and
healthy as your blood is
rich and pure. Irnpure
blood is the iirst cause of
skin eruptif ns such as
pimples, blmches, boils,
also some forms of
rheoinatism and debil-
ity aretraced to the same.
The liver is stagnant
and makes matters
_ worse. Our Sarsapar-
illa and Burdock will
supply the aid you need.
It makes new, pure
blood. increases the ac- i`
tivity of the liver and
aids digestion, gives a
clear, healthy skin and
makes you FEEL WELL
Price 75c for dollar size
bottles. Sold only by
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  J. G. JAMIESON,
Druggist
The Medical Hall.
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AUCITON SALE
of High Class
Funlyiruue
We are instructed by Chas. D.
Weeks, Esq., corner ‘Hillsborough
and Sydney streets, to sell
BY PUBLIC _AUCTION A
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3rd.
__.AT_
ONE O’CLOCK P. M.
All his household furniture com-
prising Parlor Dining Room, Bed-
ro0m,Hall and Kitchen Furniture. ii
.See handbills.
B. CARTER & C0.
Auctioneer.
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I~`iilD.~lY, MAY 29, liI)3
MORGAN’S ONE FAILURE-
It is coming to be conceded thatin form-
ing the Atlaiitic .-teamship trust J. Pi.r-
pant Morgan has male his llrsz big.
Louisville and Nashville Railway from
Gate.=,the for mation of the Scutheru Rail-
way Company, the reor isatlon of the
gan
i of tre Erie Railway. the Northern Paclfs
Railway and the Reading Railway are
` among hisvaried operations out of each oi
w hich he added to his own fortunes from
one to twenty millions oi dollars, the lat-
$78,505,0(li. For these ships he paid
North German Lloyds Llneot lB|hlps_
and the French Line. In other words he
got only between cnc quarter and one
third of the great lines of shipping cn-
gaged in the transatlantic trade, leaving
most formidable competitor! in the ileld,
with more than two thirds of the trade in
their hands. These well-paying lines
were not over-capitalised, and were under
experienced and able management. They
included also the fastest and most modern
ships afloat. l
From the first there was an impression
among able lnanciers that the project
was a doubtful one, and that the shipping
tr ost was greatly over-capitalised. This
impremion has grown with the working
out of the scheme. How the feeling of
distrust has progressed is shown by the
steady decline in the value of the stock oi
the shipping combine. In December last
the preferred stock was quoted at 75 and
the commdn stock nt 21. In January the
preferred had dropped to 495 and the
common to 17. In March the preferred
stood at 40 and the common at 14.* On
May lst the preferred was down to Il) and
the common to ll. On May 22 the pre~
ten-ed stock was quoted at 29 and the
common stock at 9. These quotations
serve to show that the outlook for the
great shipping trust is not bright for those
Who have investments in_ it,/while the
fear which the formation of the trust
aroused at the outset in England and on
the continent has almost entirely passed
away.
The project was too vast for realisation.
'Probably if any man could have succeed-
FROM THE KINGSTON POST OFFICE
comes word that Mr. James McGuire is
again at work. He was laid up by corns
on the soles Of his f£el3, bilb Was Perfectly
cured by Putnarn’s Painless Corn and
Wart Extractor.
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frames, 5 pieces only $17.50, 18.50, and $20.00
  
4-silver'  _ _
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INES, one a nice white iron bed with neat brass
ases and knobs at $4.00 each all sizes, the other a
Our_Spring stock] is nowg
arriving, our values this year are better than ever E
fore. We invite particular attention to TWO'
igh post befl with brass top rails and extra large
ases and knobs a 1903 pattern at $7.00.
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parlor suits, solid walnu t
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large combinations in railroads, coal and `
control a large share ot the eastward
Securities Company, the International ill! RISBU "Sf-\11°B_f. h°‘if§_Y§¥»_;!n‘i.. “Ui ,__
Harvester Company, the rescue ol the 1115010 Of MS ltféiliiit w‘05lfUl'¢f'lé‘ll¢ WD’
mermf tim,-.sam-. <\5'¢"_~§»p»;r»c - UNDERSKIRTS, OVER  JACKIIS
with eszeeinieresj. . __ p  3 wr _ SUITS, FREE ng BALL it  WL
v/iius orrnmhsniinnos. n  TQ ANY PART or Pl* ¥‘~'|‘“*"m `
_ ---~-~~ ~- 1 » -N0 CHARGE FOR ‘I‘IkANQP%‘!'K‘l‘l@ll
Maine has been cal`ed the pine tree: A-     “EM cm
state from the fact _that it has_ been flong,
of his time, Lut having eiiected very,      
steel, he was inapcsizlcn to direct and     ¥
traiiic on the ocean. But all this, sppir-\ 5 5* 5
enily was not enough, and unless the.
great financier can devise new plans ion;
fii.ure. Previcus to that Le had -made ae, secure a larler ,hue or me At_'““5',°q fi 1,,
m-at Su¢¢¢5§, at1._»ast gb the outset, gs" shipping, or the eirclusioa of some ol' hisl
“thc oraaniser of sturendcus operations 1¢&\il118°°lDP¢tlW_f_S.~ 511° .INN SbiPPl“¥il "'
land eombinamns <1 capital. The United trust bids fair to crave a ahrnntc 1 =1il\1=_°-, `
sam szeei corpomfbn. the Nmiaejnl B°_msrvnpt'rer have rwheflthe '"4' all ‘“ ’ "
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enraged in the iumba inseam. Yw 2 ladies’ black cloth coats, sateen lining, satin strapping, sizes 32 and 34,
,lterilgurebeing assigned aahis profltin “te'y°”°f°r3°°°“t|°°_9:P°5i1W0lllmbff.  50 f0f ... ... .. .. . . . .. . . . ... .. ............
forming meme meiimt. :rimnipp '"‘° "°°°°“‘°“Y»‘°°"° ‘“ ‘°'¢° 1°” 2 plain black cloth silk lined size 32 to 36 $11 75 for..... .. 
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.iveiwst was deSisufdtf°beal‘iJllrr¢I»t°r ‘t°'b° h°'"' "'°9"q“"° °““b°" °' '“"“ A lot Of C2-P125, I7 lil all, sell1Il,8 at . . .. . .. . .. .. . . . ....
°°mb*°°°i°°- The sim W” Ti'“i°-°h° im d°°1”°’ "°”"° "“” "‘ "°°”” "ml Prices ranging from $ 5 oo to 12 oo In bl ue lain cloth. fuwn, brown,
°°"“°’ °“"° °°°““° the °°m°mti'°'y sm” ""8 ""° b°°“, green grey red and black cloth worth a ut 5 a yard
But the ambitious scheme failed at the ` °"° and zmund l“t° W°°d°P\1lP 01' “WB A 1 f ,lk ’ k  f ’
iomemom mSmbmmommthecon_ ,mo whats’ mths’ mmhwood, or for oto wa ings irts se ing or... .. .. ._ .. .. 
H0101 a number or the ww Atlantic owe, mm, “sm A "atm, mmm A lot of ch1ldren’s blue and grey reefers and coats, former price 11
lines. He secured the American’  would bel  ls thQ lands  been 3 oo,  a 0 n » u e a o a a a a e o o » o a e a o o o o o 0 e o 0 o 0
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Red Starlline,         A      e so a oe no one l as no o eeaoaol\\OOl
Atlantic Transport, the Dominion and and much of the smaller growth as well, 2 black and ge), coat and Skirt! 32 and 
 Lines. In an he not  1%  there shsuld be ‘ great  cam I       0 0 n 0 e 0 s 6 -0 a o s a 0 0 e n e s e s 0 0 o o O O
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_ sms 0, ,_0,,4,88,, tm of ,, ,,,,,,k_ mae 3, the ,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,d,_ One lot of skirts cloth and serges at half DUG-
But the rotating ...ppmd 1,, the ..t.t., 18 English Skirts, cloth and serges, 9 25 to 10 oo skirts, taietta
sao,ooo,oooin mn, s21,144,oooin prefemallnsessomnowtnsuns vnu sim wud 2 frills, lined throughout clearing out at .. . . . .. .. . 
stock ma $21,144,000 inwmmon emu, s lands ofthe sim has not diminished, but This is without doubt the best skirt bargain ever ofered in this city
total ot $121,844,030. But he tailed to has very largely increased during the '” ‘rv
secure the Cunard Line of 24ships, the D8St thirty years. In 1870 there were  B
Hamburg-American Line of 127 ships, the 8,666,487 acres of this kind of land, and
the valuation was then fixed at $5,156,356, Fawn cgat with velvet collar, SlZ¢ 36 4 50 fbi' . . . . . . . . ». .. . »» . . “sees
an average oi 59 cents an acre. L2.d1¢S’ f2.W11 C1061 wats Velvet 001184, 8116 36, I0 OOIOI.. . . . . .. sa.. .4
Since then largely owing to OXf01'd grey TW€€d, V€lV€I Plpmgl 511]; hned vdvet aw” in sg’
the wood pulp business there has  g'I‘€y tW€€d, VClV¢t C0113; gglf gtg-appnigs, sim 33, $,@ h,_¢_,,,,
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ssnaimminvuue-. use year the Blue grey, silk lined, size 32,5 0 for  ___,___§_ _ __
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::‘;°s°:§;°:f;1°:\;;’<i thpveglg A Preti§ya;l11ag§nf;;u;;;t;nf£;Plng, silk lined size 34: cloth 
°“"°“‘”'S° "” °°"° Th' °“'“"°' °fl` Blue grey, white silk pipin size 34, 18oofor 
Ladies grey cloth, silk lin size 34, 1400 for.... . I..`l.`... 
Ladies fawn cloth coat, size 32,5.,oo for.............. ._f....,....;‘.~.... -..t
Grey mixel tweed, ve.vet piping, velvet collar, size y, 5.&.foi'.,»..,
Lad1es’greycloth,s1ze34, 1000 .. .. . .. .. .. .  .. 
Grey mixedtweed silk l1ned$1ooofor . .. . .. ..   .
_ Ladies’ fawn cloth, silk cord piping, 1200 for . .. . ._ 
Lad1es’fawn Cioth,s1ze 24, 525 for  . ..  ._ .  .
Ladies’ greycioth, self stra ping, silk lined, size 32, 1150 for.... 
One lot coats selling for $l:uni1ned This lot of jackets belon to
the skirts having been sold
acres had increased to 9,090,7iB, owing to
stock county shows the largest ~in'creale.'
The wild lands there were valued , at
$1,155,801 in 1870, and at $6,2l7,W7 in 1909.
In Piscaiaquis the value of the lands in
1870 was $1,442,600, and in 1312 $383,864.
In Somerset county the value had in-
creased from $042,450 in mo so $5,005,409.
What has been going on in the state of 7
mime, icismrtosssnmenasbcen to af
large extent repeated in Canada. _No`
country in existence has so large a share p
or the worlds :mst wealth as has tus”
Dominion, although this Islnnd’s share ,
of the total is now small. But we still
have an interest in the forests 0! the
country as a national asset, and it is im-,L
portant therefore to note that in an ad-»
joining state the value of the timber
lands has increased four or five fold
within a generation past. A similar ad-
vance in values over Canada's vast areal
of valuable timber would be a matter or
hundreds of millions ot dollars. `
TRANSVAAL ORDER FOR CANADA. 1
Joann nsnnns, May 24.-The Canadian
Ord" f01‘ 312.000 worth of ploughs. Simi-
lar orders have hitherto gone to America. l
LABoR Tnousirs |N BREMEN.
BREMEN, May 25.-Owing to demands;
that have been made by the journeymenl
masons, carpenters and plumbers, an-`
other lock-out by the masters _is expected
s ales by the state to individuals. Arco-'
¢. r»."'§
trade commissioner here has accepted an I
Not this style, but very stylish for Not
Just this style, but a good
the money style for the money
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run out of some lines.
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iiAY’S PLANTS illl
Ask Your Grocer For
THEEBEDDYCU9
awigh
Parr
 I we
Keep t h e
chi 1 d r e n olf
the streets-
Now, one way
is to s a y
“John.ny,don’
you go on the
street and' do
not play with
that bad boy
Tom Jones ’--
Johnny for
g e t s a n d
straig h t w a y
goes on the
street with the
bad boy. Another way is to give the boy alittle garden all for himself,
and then call at Gay’s stalls and buy hun some of those grand pansies,
carnations, daisies, etc., show him how to plant, water and cultivate them
and johnny will be interested; also give him a few vegetable seeds or plants
Something practical as well as the beautiful in nature (Gay will have 3u.t
the seedsor plants needed.) See their line display of pacsy plan‘s in bloom,
Daisy, Carnations, Sweet William, Dianthu , Forget me not, Hollyhocks,
etc., also Ceiery, Cabbage and Cauliflower plants etc Our vegetable seeds
l(`5.'s°T1snal) are going so fast that they need no introduction, will soon be
l.  is Wil
East  Ania of Marker.
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