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Tlree Italians Do the Actin True Wester Style at d Escape
-Police of Three States Searchfor Them in Vain. I
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\\'oo.\'.<ori<ii'i‘. R- 1-. S0Df»~ 19-A lllldl-ID master, and before either he or thc driver
in which the liighw iymeo were success- could jump the highwaymen had run
ful in relieving Paymaster E. C- Shsrmuu. ` down the road and entered the woods,
of the American \Voolen Oompary,_wh0‘
was on his way to distribute nearly $31110 i
uth8‘dil'ecli0`. Of ,Pi’0vl"0Il(l‘, and than 3",Hi.+ noble deeds shall live for aye , ' " _  _ A _ _  _ _ _ _ _ _,_ _ i _ ` ' ‘
mon; the help at the Saranac mills ingthe 1-rail was lost in a swamp. in Seotlaud’s song and stfrv. [‘ ' ' ‘  _ _ I 0 ' """"' ' ' " ~=‘ I _».» .-  _
Blackstone, took place in the outskirtsof The robbery occurred about8.3l o‘el6clr" . . ' E   .~  '  da ~‘ ~ .  _. , ,_  _
this city today. Mr. Sherman, who was this morning. The police in Bhodelsland l . _ ~_ ` `~ - .  » ' ` _ ~ , ' _ _
,ming or-tr from the bank, accompanied  Massachusetts andConnectiout are on the ° H . ° A
by a driver, was met Wibhillo quarter of watch for the men, but when darkness »
a mile of his mill by thi” me". b6li9V¢d :fell the higbwayincn were still at large.
ro be Italians- _ 'roingirr ur. sacramento than he beiiev-"
I-l‘s horse WBS Stoiwofl. the beg con-" _ed the mentobe former employes of-thc.
feirliliir Dhe 111909! ‘V213 Sfabbvd by Srman company, who came here' from Provid-'
Wh0 ell the 981110 “U10 “D183 B l&l‘R¢ re- ence abcut a year ago to take the place I f 1
volver at the head of the surprised pay-I strikers in the Saranac mms, l
L- _~ ‘ "~i..=:n""'f*"'-"cannon" '~'
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The p :lice traced them for nearly s mile
' ‘N  '°'°‘7°'°""“` ` f E' >i"“'.- """ ' We'fl heal the heirt that ble‘l sae Sir,
sulni lxrllissis _ll
llnllnnlls cnlnini
‘S   To lend him aid each High‘and maid
` Would vie with one another, 
To so .the his sorrow ueath the phifli
J,-0°-wa
' A' . _,_ _ _ '_ ~.1 -~  _ _-,
U' `     Our sons ha’e fought on land and edu:
' " Brave Campbell, Moore. and Ronid, _ Q
But Hector bore o’er a’ the gree-  '
Orders H.ve Been Issued for Them Not to R peat Their
Crimes, Nevertheless th: Atrocities C`oniiniie-Bulgar-
ian Government
, 5.,
in a Dilemma.
Soi-'iA,Sepi m.-Some apprehension hav- :_ ultimatum but was-rather in the nature
ing apparently been created owing to the of an appeal for the 'intervention of the
misunderstanding regdrding the precise great pzwers before than intervention
meaning of Bulgaria’s last note to the should be too la e The Bulgarian min-
powers, explanations have been given to istry it was st-ated, was _ determined to
some diplomatic agents here that the
memorandumwasnot intended as an
Standard Cure
for ltching Piles
When Doctors aTid_Surgeons, Medi-
cines and Operations Fail, You
Can be Cured by
Dre  
~ ._ -».,. _
Ointment.
There is always some standard by
which the merits of an article are peas-
ureci. Among olntments the standard is its " '"7 ‘mP°"‘°° 5°n”7r° 9° I n n
tai dl gl the road be-
Dr. Chase’s. If s dealer tries to sell you
any other kind he tries to clinch his tri!-
ument by saying “This is as gooi as
Dr. Chasc’s."
Don’t be satisled with substitutes or
lmitations, for Dr. Chase’s Ointment is
the only positive and guaranteed cure for
every form of piles.
` Rev. Wm. Thomas, Brownsville, Ont..
WINGS: "£8, _el seventy yearrlam
grateful U to Dr. Ch&l`l's ' Ofllfr
ment ford  , pileawhich had mu-'ed
meeudieshndoyauséihd much misery,
The itching and burning was almost be-
yond endursnce, but Dr. Chase’s Oint-
ment brought quick relief, and as the
trouble has not returned, I have reason to
believe that the cure is lasting."
Mr. Duncan MacVicar. Caledonia Mines
N. S. writes: -“For a number of years I
have been troubled with bleeding and
protruding piles. I tried several salves
and ointments, which only af-
ford me temporary relief. Some-
times I would be laid oil’ from
work for weeks. One day last winter
One of your books came into my hands,
and after reading the testimonials of Mr,
Donald McLean of Tarbot Vale, N. S., and
Rev. S. A. Duprau of Belleville, Ont., I
decided to give Dr. Chsse’s Ointmenta
ment I found myself completely cured.
What I sufered from that awful _disease
would fill a biiz_book. You are at liberty
to publish this, as it may be the means of
convincing some po:ir1s'ufIerer, such as I
was, that there is a cure for piles. To all
sufferers from piles in any formlwould re-
commend Dr. Chase'e Ointment as the
only cure.”
Dr. Cnas =’s Ointment, 60 cents a box. it
all dealers, orEdman`son, Bates & Qom-
piny Toronto. To protect you against
imitations the portrait and signature of
D.~. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt
book author, are on every box of hii
. bniryei .standing sy iadeeuirciy white SR
the Turks ext -rminated the Bulgarian U10 Af'9°¢i5f»0'l 35 l3°|ll8\.“¥'*°!_)
not be able to leave Engla-ld this yfpjr.
maintain its _attit_\1l¢ of neutrality up to
the l`is_s_ niom`eur.,»bu: itfelt -lthe impossi-
clement in Macedonia.
The Governinent’s position is rendered
increasingly dimcult by the attitude of
the Macedonian population in Bulgaria,
which, vigorously backed up by the revo-
lutionary committee is persistently endea-
voriug to force the- governments hand
and provoke hostilities with ',ljurkey._
. Q-»,_speciaid¢_spstefh1rgn§_niooasie'ry
_° 'Balance-»»r»¢li_  
:rm-irish .gin-risen -of 'li ee miles"
northeastofSalonica, ls believed to be
ix-:remely critical. It is besieged by bands
of insurgents under the leadership of four
former Bulgarian omceu. The lllllltiuts
number  wane tourist-_guna _ls belle, _
_ein m-»=arq¢»»s=mé.b=__ ‘ muelnik
intl the
moun ns, common u
tween Demirhissar and Baxolg. The
Turks have withdrawn nearly all their
force from the district of Danoumaia and
Razlorr, to lsend them to the relief of
Melnlk. '
A company of Turkish soldiers and
Bashi-Bazouks recently found the hiding
placeof a hundred faml‘ies of refugees
from the villages of D\_1peni_,_and Echla, _
near  They captured the party
violated the women and committed, otbir
atrocities. ' '
el
sulxrau nnenxrs His soLDiims' URIMES.
Const.aulnopTe. Sept, 2).--In an audi
ence with M. Zlnovieif, the Russian am-
bassador, Friday. the Sultan expressed
his regret at the excesses ' committed by
the Turkish troops lu the vilayets of
Monastir and A"drianople. He said that
orders had been sent to the authorities
concerned to prevent their repetition and
he gave the Russian ambassador to under
stand that the guilty parties, would be
punished. I `
The German ambassador, Baron Mar
schall Von Bieberstein, also had an audi-
ence with the Sultan, who showed himself
most optimistic. The latter declared that
some dis ricts and the Porte would, there-
fore, immediately ‘isaue_proclsmatious.a_n-
noun°eing'~the resumption of the applica-
tion, nf the reform scheme. After grant-
ing of the audiences' an extraordinary.
council of ministers was held at' Yildiz
lKiosk and the deliberations were continu;
" ed on Saturday. It is understood that the
council drew up fresh instructions to the
Valis in the sense of his majesty’s declara-
tion.
Ofilcial despatches from the Valis of
~ Salonics, Monastir and Adrianople report.,
‘numerous encounters which resulted in
favor of the Turks.
remedies. _
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A business education such as may be 2¢q\1i1'€d at thc CHAR-
LOTTETOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE will carry you over the hills
n visitor to the Exhibition make it your
to SUCCES `. lf are _ _ i
business to caall at tZli?:uC.B C., Victoria l<ow,South S de Market Square.
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0’er a' the land whar O.sian dwal ‘
N ae brawer lad e’er wore the kilt, Q
He fought our foes in every clime, 3
Aud 872 upheld the honoured fame
011 Dlliill and pass, on hill and bias. '
By R.-- he led his bl-.ck brigade, ‘
'Glinst ten to rne their number, ;._
N o foeman's sword czuld daunt his heart
But some lause tongue. like deadly dart i'
' r
0 . had he came to Scotland fair .l:~
While heather blooms on Highlandbraes,
Our Highland pipes shall sound thejimhe
Kilsyth. T. Hone.
as to whether he anticip ite ibeing _ble to
accept the invitation of the Illinoisiianu-
facturers’ Associi. tion to visit
the guest of the association and
an address on his fiscal pri
Chamberlain tel replied as
Stricken With
  to Die-Alo l
 norgiu,_¢f Woodbridge
Douslu.
 enqnujisrlrom
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The lad we lo'ed sae dearly.
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The land whar blooms the heather;
The sporrau, dirk, anzi f a'her. ` `
In many a deadly tiissle,
0’ Scotland’s bearded thistle. '
He won us Ia-me alid izlory ;
Willie all the world did wonder. '
Nor bring his prou t smul unde',  Q
Has pierced his i~e’rt asunder. _»; _
And told us all his sorrow,  _ _ `
\Vi’ love and baluro o' yellow. ' 0
A-' tender as a mother. ,_; _
There uaue could match Macdonald.
And seaward rolls the river, 
0’ Hector’s name forever. 
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SOLE AGENTS
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Pneumon
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I derived from
years ago I w
to severe was
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paired very
attention, but
recovery. When
a skeleton, a kind
remarkable powers
provement began-almost at
ei steadily in weight and
Ferrosone made me a new
ers tthey ‘careto have further
&s bontlny recovery Ferrosone
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are beingcured every day by
No treatment was ever known to
weak system so quickly with
and enegy No tonic does its
thorouz y It is a specinc
langonr, loss of aplpetlte
levers and all debi itating
zone makes you strong you 1
strong-in is word it
costs but 50c, a box, or
at any drug store By
Ferrozone Company, Kinizston,
a supply to-day without fail.
Pnonoeir|o|g_|_n_r|inE£ wtris.
Ottawa, Sept. 20-The national;.,_trans~
continental railway bill will be tfen up _
in the house tomonow The general
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CARNEG|E’S PALACE OF PEACE-
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The Hauge, Sept.-_lg -'_1'he'Dutch govern-
,» the erection of which he doiyited the sum
of $1  ` _
nw -sire,-Your 1urNsBn's»1.1N'1-
MENT~isourremedy for sore throat,”
CHARLES WHOOTEN
Port Mulgrave. _
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