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Ill
Zomglaints
Such as Diarrhoea, Colic,
Cramps, Cholera, Dysentery
we recommend our
Aromatic
Strawberry Compound
It’s properties are healing
soothing, astringent and
antiseptic
25c per bottle.
J G. JAFIIESON
9 “Chamberla.in’s War.” Perhaps the
I)'I\`U'G-G-IQT.  M0   phrase hardly does him justive, fp,-; _“ner
' h' h h h ‘l f llowed . . _ f _ _ T ' ' 
THE FIEDICAL HALL MONDAY AUGUST 4 lm i:lL»mi:\ii=e:iienv;sl;-g Z;  ;;,‘;,,h,_.,,,, __ Everything classiiied as summer goods has to go.
3 _V i i ' _ _
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The
“Red
Axe
Is  of our leaders, but
we also carry a large stock
of the old reliable
_ uneufnom"
:And will be glad to' have
 orders of all our
triends. .
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_ iiithtirax. N. s.
,-govern" "
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oust, impartial, nauaoia, 
seeking atall times .o further taebest interehtn
of the people. and_to¢°lnised therefore aa
The Pootlqfm Pgpgr -lrnpoged. There isa srreat deal of happi-_
Pllllillhtd \li\l0m£, ‘NCP P ' nik, and genuine hiulthful enj°ym¢nt}
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lranch Offices
have been established at the followlnl places
where subscriptions may be paid, news furnish-
ed,advertiaing, job work and otheer buainsa
transacted-
Snnuneraide.Rogers & Rogers’ store-J. B.C.
Baker, Manager.
alberton,AA1berton Post Omoo-Herbert Clark,
gent.
Sourisliast, Telephone Omce-P. G. Seaman
A nt
I. E. B. llC&EADY, I I. P. HOOD,
Eiitor Business Manager.
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Thoroughly Reliable watches,
ly wonder how ae do it.
Gnl1'_at_1d_ alio\v_ug the pieasure ol'
_ahovlu you.- what good value we
GREAT GE JRGE STREET,
3 QW.; from' Gmfmn 5g,-¢¢¢_ __ ing' by the voloanofs sulphurous breath _   C  ` ` A  I '_ I-'V ' i A  I   ’ _ ‘   f M S
_ _ __“=___ iw _ There’s many a. cause for headache. t f 4 ‘ H '  _» _ . _ 
-P_...__“= __ e _ a a good thing for Martinique, why not Men Are not often troubled by headaphex
_ ` ` also for the entire wc-rid i And if for the Wheh the are it; is generally due to bil- _ 2- D :_ I ._§
'  ` `  Q _A “Q 1 ' , ' - 7 -__  _ ' A i iousness gr indigesntion. But wctiiezi _ _  ' _ I * _ ' _
<_ . -.
If any-bod'y asks i ‘me
or 'my wife what is good
for incligcstiou, we fsay
without li e s i _t`a_t_i ll g,
Ripans Tstbiiles. One
gives relief.
Drizggists. --
'1‘heive~ceut ~ acket enourh for _an
ordinary' occasion. _ the faintly
hottie, éncents, contains :i supply
or I year _
 Hur experience' _has
taught ns ». that honest. 
ttEa`tr`lier._tiis always appreciatedgalso
t.h.s'_t_'_elose‘bnying enables us ro` sei! I
Solos thrt our customers frequent
g.
_> .a _
_ ,_
-if Thi‘5§’fiii8' ¢ur;§1_sii`§ess'»_§p i-the ,Custom Tailoring .is  _
gard to which some men and women wil
paired faculties of the aged are compar
now, to add another to the many views
`= and opinions regarding the Martinique
disaster,we notice a letter in an exchange.
said to have been written by a very _esti-
_ mable lady, which takes a superilcially
` cheerful view of what has bmi generally
thought to be an appalling disaster.
Her argument is Lrieily that all the
'people who _were so suddenly destroyed
must have died at some time, one by one;
that mostof them would have suRered
eruptions. Let us be Athsnkhll
Canafda°is_am0nl;thp 
There is much sorrow and mini!
_ V exempt from
of sarthquahedi »"a`ili‘f
world, but s large proportion of it is _ _
among the myriads of ear:h's people who
delight in living.
To live virtuously, joyfully, hopefully
ments than our miseries, to look persist-.
ently on the bright side of things in this
`-_-1.1-1-n-1-ll-Il-_*
n&%i#@__
3
tobe more ready tonumber our eojdi'-._» -___;_i;`
""\
life and yet be prepared for its inevitable?
ending; to make the most and the best of `_f\_v.
life for the real good of ourselves and our ," ,T_f§»
felows.-this is the ttue__ph_\los¢Dhy of? _ T A ,_ I __     _ 
“"~   A wfinut siopaegvsfy imitihlylirnefioai' sum 1 rotten ws our sais
i the present hopeful condition of adhirs in
_struotivo statesmanship. The problem is
the brain and heart of the greatest msn
c ar at ones so ener tio
out in Lord Kitchener’s address to .tho
Boers at Pntaria. The Colonial Secretary
has now the opportunity of his life, and
we trust and believe hewiil prove equal
to it. - ~
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much both in apprehension and in real
pain; their friends would have sorrowed
and followed them in sadness to thegravs
_find diverse sad consequences would have
resulted to children deprived of tht ir por-
ients, wives of theirihusbands and so on.
She- conceives that the antithesis of all
this really occurred:
p At one fell stroke, with one touch, the
Almighty laid his hand upon Martinique,
and it was done. And how qaiet1y_ and
 merctfullyi No mothers weeping overt
` deadibaoa, no ohildrt-n~ svrnyinghand in
 1 -1 __ hand seeking for father and mother, no
_ *  4 __ _ _ ~ ' distracted husbands and #wives turning
 if   . .  ' ,'_over~dts.fi _or wounded bodies in frantic
 __`_"_4f_ _ ._ < _ _ _ _ _ 9' [haste and vild ft-ar,uo shrieks cf hsrrcr
 A' __ » Y ‘ _ _ _atiawful diseovleries-non i
A e, n short, of
[thc ioev.ta.b1e accompaniments of a. great
_frsilnay disaster, a tire, or a. flood. ` The
'summons cime, and the multitude yitlpi-
ied uothe spiritto Hiiii who gave it. And
lgwhat more tranquil death c_o`_til'.i they die?
How mire eauly and 'expeditiously make
` the journey from one land to the other Z, _
This is wha.t»mav` be called the cheer-
ful view of thecase. And we confess th t
'we think it a better Ytietv triazftha; which
_ _-aw in the'_Martinique-ii»a,ster__only the
iv-engelnnce -_of ai angry Gad smittnz
a. \ttherS dom. Butrthere are obvious-dif-~
l
v W N '  tioulties in the wa 1 of fuily_acceptin'g this
° _'° ' ` 9  bright aid hopeful view of the c:ty’s sud-
I den overthrow. For if such inst int blast-
wtr d, .wi-= i.. nor better that it had not
:_ been crested? Thus the so-called cheer~
ful view, if the line of vi_~_ion is exfended
_far enough, ends in the darkness and
_ shadows of illiintxble Light. T1 at wav
_of looking upon the woxld`s trsgedifs is
I alter . ll, not s. cheerful but a morbid one.
. Tennyson in a mcrbid mood asked,
Were it not b»t'.er not to bei And Job in
his great atliictions wished tolbe hidden in
the grave. But the souid mind in a
soundgbody and in healthy mood feels al-
ways'the_)oy of living and knows that
and troubles. In the cases cited the per-
l_ sont named only tick a cheerful view of
_, _ .
»*des.h__ because in their 'peculiar
circumstances and for the -time
_..s._.
l their _ \iews of ~ life  morbi-11.'
Tue -_ truly cheerful view of -n "the
di~a.st_rrs' that from time to time befall
the world lies in taking note of the inc
thatsp many millions are exempt from
ihmnj More than three fourths of th
INECUSIOM IAILORIING -
larsest 'beat we~havi_»~svei=` had. _
_ ‘We are proud andpleased to see the number of new customers A '
"13 “fe gsiilla In .this department. _ --
. This is a good proof that we are giving' good values in ren- _
aHe up-to-date niatenals with best wogkmanship and above tall '
“%§F°°a ¢i°fhes_;Ar'111¢11_as¢__ =22rs=f=t¢d~ A
i=.=.._New Suitings for the spring trade also
Tmwiednss ago overeoaungs. 
 A     ~ EL   AN
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1.
this lite is a. good thing, despiteixs cares
IMSSIONCARIES IN IIMINCENT DANGER
PEKIN, July 3l,-Doctor Canri3ht,‘
the American missionary( lissttelegraph
ed Mr. Congrr that t-he missionaries* ln'
Saechnen have made repeated demands
'dpohthe Chinese authorities forproteo-
tion without result; that massacres- ol
nativs.Christlaus and the destruction _cf
their property continue daily and that
the missionariec themselves are in immi
nentdanger. _ . , _ _ 
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Headache I
have headaches which seem pecf.ili"r_tf1
their sex, frequent nervous t1ir_obhm_:;
headaches. Does it not seem as if suc.i
headaches geculiar to wotnen must be at
once relate to wonianly disease? i_No:n-
en who suEer with diseases p¢_Culiar to
the sex do not realize the drain of vital
strength and nerve force they undergo
as a consequence of  It is this
which causes the familiar heedaczies of
Sick women. _ _ _
Dr. - Pierce’s Favorite Prescrlpiwlt
cures- such headaches hy'_g11rmg _tho
cause#-irregularity, weakening drains,
intlamnxationt, ulceration or _female .weak-
-ness. “Favorite Prescription’-i’ invigor-
ates and tones up the entire system, en-
I courages the appetite, quiets the nerves
id ef h' sl . '
In glV€S 1' ICS `illg__ ESP
“I was troubled with congestion of the uterus
and female weakness ‘for live years," writes Mrs.
Robt. 'Kerwin.. of Albert. Hastings Co.. Ont.
“Was so weak and nervous 'I con d hardlvdo
any work.” Hadsevere pain in back, also dizzi-
" n and pain in head. My heart would beat' so
hgh and fast at 'times I would have to sit still
till I got all righhagain. B_ut afierltqking four
bottles of Dr. `P1erce’s`Fa\;orite Prescription and
_ one of his ‘Golden_KIed1ca1'D`iscover¥' I felt
entirely well. I also used one_box o :Lotion
Tablets' and one of ‘Suppositones’ as 
All the symptoms of my trouble have :shap-
i .Eared and lam ct1m§letely_<_:uzed. Izthank you
r your kind advice dd your medicine." 
__._ Dr. Plerce’_s Pleasant _Pellets clear the
flomplexion and"sweeten the breath. 'A i
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WAN'r
' _ _  "Wifi  _ 1”;
rocrwofa tn use rrscsfrnaar use _
_We 'can save you  on it’
Enough said.
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How Do these“Wohderht1"'VaIues“Sh‘it€A‘Youi A
The war in South Atrica hasbeen called)  '  i ~ e ~  V .  -»
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' has well done all that the militlfy arm of V  1 Read On' and Proat'
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I TH E CHEER F-U |_ VIEW, p the public service could do, to bring aboutf
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 -P-RlCE
  h ha th CASH
Tutreissouteiy 3 question that an South Amm Bu, 5 mm, ,,.°,.k re. __ _'All our Hats-trimmed or-untrimmed-but you avefgot to ve e
°'°°°°t i"s°"°°i'h° h“m°“ “md i” '°°i mains vet lobe done in the wayof con-_ _  01.11'  W3iStS,  01'   % 135.
Allour Flowers and Fruit-half price. ‘ ` _
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°'b1°t°§° mum b‘gg“"°‘° pmked °"°‘7 '“ in the world. It is, we think most lor- r 71 » ' '
,,,.,,,,_,,,,_,,,,,,,,, ,he 13,, ,-,,,,,.,,e,_ And ,mm tm at mb _ me we hm a __._.._,; All our Crash Skirts for 5oc and $1, _no matter what they sold at before.
_°°° f°’“‘ ‘“'°"“‘°’ it "9 °l’P°°i°°_°P"“°“°° how to use the now unchallenged British ._ Big- 101; Qf Embroidery at 4¢_P¢f "yard, ' A ‘
W"°’“ H°’"’ “'“"‘ B**°*'°' °‘“"° ‘°° sum-emaerin Swth Aki” 'fifhths mini-  ._ » 32 Ends of Carpet for 75c, worth _$1-50-' each( ' _
1 ;"°°;h 1”? fl°"':‘°" °t;"“°;°1 °°5::i°° h° t°:k mum of frfction .and the maximum of re~ __ _ 31 Ends of Brussels Carpet worth $150 5¢ ¢a_¢_h_ ` ,
l °° °°" “ 'W *"5 °f“ °Y°‘iii if sultin the pacifieatidn and development L " ' a ' " ` `° .
_ adies Vests--roc each.
“““°" "°“‘°“’ s°‘“°“°° “‘“"’ “" ""' °f=h°°°\=°t=v- 1"" °'°°‘°e "°"=‘” °‘ I ctunteffui of coiiars, Ties, Musiin scarfs, Stock Collars and American
BEST VALUE IN HOSIERY ’ A ~
C ° i se t ~ _ . ' -
a:;°°;°m_d_m';;dé; M Mn Chambufim Flowers and ‘Hats forthe price of the Hat. ~
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and doubly so that he approaches -the - Big Value In Boy S Blouses
ask on tho. lines of conciliation marked  _ll a IA 05 an Ostfkhiand/Feather Ne¢kW¢3»f°
Slightly soiled Chenile Rulfs  off.
60 Silk American Scarves for 38c. A’ _ _ ‘
All Men’s Golf Caps, worth up _to 5oc_for_ z5_c._ i_
Big snaps in La.dies’~ Aoitcs. I _A ' »
Ladies? Hats, Misses :_  ,§Girl’s~Hats--H-ALF ` PRICE
l All Wrappers at'$I  A i.*2"5,_ worth- up to $2.25.. » `
 One lot  _ ___’fs‘Pina.fores.~.alt`I-3.oH`.‘_I   `
___ ' Now come-     uine-`AS.°ifI`URDA§Y____and’
' Remember  HOLIDAY; Monday-7'-Jas
'Qneyot of Ladies’ 45c Hose for 35c.' `_ ' 
 p  Worth up to 85c foiv 2j5c»." ` ~
"yi o all D. ‘&`A. Corsets; _ _~ .
Lot of Black Dress Goods-I-3 off » _ T 1 I
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About -afdozen stickers in the DreSSGOods De irtntente-we
_ i _ Underski1;ts_.1-iiifheynare' Aodered at 'Ar-_3 og 4 _ "
‘The biggest a__,}trd_best bar _ainwe ever oderedfis 'our_25c
_ worth at ft‘he?_factor§ 5oc_ a pair.  A A "
§One lot-_-of"Wh¥€eA.G_1o'ves-Ioc_a pair-~ -l  1. _ _ _ _,
Sm”-Y, JuU.`31_-_- uéumvga _ _fs .i All Sunshades at %_oi¥, that is Colored and`Su»inmer~fr1lhd good-stmftf *-2
nv.-.1 utr- mttgum <=ns'i»£'s‘;or c»a§m1e*"  .SSC 911? R_¢S111C¢_d Sh1r_t__Wa1sts from .650 and».7.5e _to--4 c
`S SkW i fi
-75 Ladies’ Shirt Waists; all sizes, Colored  
.Worth up to`_$-2 for 39c~ EACH.-_--jas. Paton? 6.; sl ~
  
Frequent  __  _  _   .
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.,.._.._ -12" '=,_' 1., ____ _ '_1_ 7.,”  Big-»tableful1>of Boy_s odd Pants  59“c~, _wm1;_11_-_fuIp_; gg .$1
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