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It Wil] be good cricket to-day.

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°.:I___";} - THE steamer Elliott sailed for Sydney -"` , last evening with 44 head of cattle, and

. "7,-‘ -/Ilflsx ‘ .

.2‘.‘_`;;g5\_- ~_ ¢~ » .» _ ~ _ _ _ _ __ _ §_` ` ' _tx _\`\\ V THE _thunderstorm of Sundl-Y, t08¢'Y-her ‘ e

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A 'lt prevents ehanng, redness, and rznghnegg gf the skin, soothes lnnammntlon, allays itch. ,l mg and lrrlmtlon, and when followed by gen,

uc applications of CUTICURA Ointment, the . gi-an skin cure, speedily cures all forms ot mn and scaly humours and restoreltho llir.

“ &Cl#I#`Ihe§I#‘§ il Man Who f*

Hard To Pleasaa

This is the individual we*

f 'like to meet if perchance he is'

` *ii smoker. We feel that if he* 'sees our stock of pipes and “ cigars he will be

'snrisrizof

To buy from us.

Geo. E- Hughes The People's Druggist,

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PRICE TO-DAY.

A few dozen Patties and Rock

Cakes. returned from the Scottish Gathering at Souris, are placed on sale to-day

IT » HALF PRICE.

We also have gun and fresh’

baked right, an of the best ualit obtainable

Lemon Tops ` 1012 002 Sugar Cakes 106 d02

~ TELEPHONE 98.

' STEWART,

Ecli fre Bake ry.

: L read.

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-DR. L. H. DICKEY

“”".?:°§°‘.“a’“'°i.‘ rt.’.i:’:.i‘.‘...‘..°‘:’.f.i‘ “ a

on Ccht.xi°lal:I.or9g?in 'Throat and Ear

and Nose.

(Hee-Cam cron E lock

Ivan in? by appointment.

. li

Eock Cakes 10° d°3

‘ Brooklyn Transit

~ _ _ and Province.

dents Everywhere.

_a large quantity of other freight. -

‘rable damage. Throughout the country '-

many delds of ripened grain were badly broken down, and ¢_>t_l__i__er damage is also reported but not of aherious nature.

A1' the Police Court yesterday morning

I Fred S.Moore,a deserter from the regiment at Halifax was remanded. Richard Col- g lins, for being drunk was remanded for one week. Henry Clinton, for being drunk, $2 or 10 days. Wm Poor, $4 or 20 ii days; George Vishey, for being drunk, $2 or 10 days; Walter Burns, 5 or 30 days for drunkenness. On Monday, the following. were fined for being drunk: Albert Chip- ' man, $2 or 10 days; Frank Hogan, $1 or 5 _ days;Daniel McDonald,$2 or 10 days;Hugh lMcCarron, $2 or 10 days; John Flynn, $2 or 10 days: Edward Mchlorrow $2 or 10-

days.

THAT the citizens appreciate the efforts of

the Abegweit Club, to send a_ strong team

ito the Championship next Saturday, is

manifested by the additional list of sub- scribers to their Athletic Fund which is published below. The generosity of the men who have helped the boys along is to be commended, no less than the effort of the Abegweit Club. For several years,at their own expense the Abegweits have been upholding the athletic supremacy of the city and Province, and thatt-hey may win the coveted trophy next Saturday, is ` the wish of every Islander who has the athletic honor of the Province at heart. But win or lose, citizens may rest assured that their appreciation of the boys’ efforts will not be lost sight of, and that the wearers of the blue and

‘black wiii do _ their very; been and

will make a gallant light for victory. Tihe additional names areiwl A Moore, 'David McKinnon, A E Ings, F Perkin8,'IIr 'F D*

a co., B Foieyfis cuiiani. B rniartanr Dodd J F Whear,Hon A Macmi I Juhll,

Moore. .. . _

NEW YORK STOCK. LIST.

_ _ . _~.-.

' 4; Cloning ' Auaust 28 _

I american Sugar 1195

American Steel and Wire 34%

American Tobacco i

124; 2-5% 3%

Burlington

Continental Tob.

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid Louisville and Nashville 71 New York Central Rock Island 106 si. Paul 1123.

69§ 76

Tennessee Coal and Iron Union Pac Pr'fd

United States Rubber April Cotton Dei 100 lbs

H0SI>iffl1- _ Pain cannot stay where Bentley’s Lini-

'F9Ul3l ll' °l5°”°* °I Th’ EW’ "mn 'ment is used. To suit the poor and eco-

nonical is put up in 2 oz. bottles. Price J L size "’»c.

neeideoce-Richmoud'Street West. 1 C' "ge "" 0liceHours-9.303 m.to1 p.m.2`t04p» I

Bins |'.iii'r1nD nm Firrnn wrrn Gu sans. '

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IURS! FUBS. FURS!

-A Q- ”/`?"§‘\`

Part of one of the largest- stocks of Furs ever shown

` ' in this City, has been opened at

'.4 1;' ’ eeks & Go. s

". buying.

I - 1; these woods before

lliilv biivers will do we-ll to insllfc " C

0 WEEKS a cons Furs are an sew, _ #

_ WEEKS 6: CO.’S Furs are all Guaranteed,

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eeks

° The Peoplefs

Wholesale and* P»ci%ll~

wEEi<s a cofs Furs are all *he I-“test Style'

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fe in

‘ _ f with a downpour of rain, was the heavimt

s' J 6 ‘known of for years in West Prince. At' _ JM \\ .. ` Alberwn, the store of Mr. R [B Reid was Y S \\` \ \ _ - . struck by lightning which did it consider-

gli _ _ '

Beer, F R Heart2.,A Macdonald,_J Paton.;

Gillis, H R Large, J Waddell, ti 6011' ;`Elizabeth"s day, négroes "might be

Posscssions

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p BEYGND WIDE SEA

The Dates at Which Som:

not Them Were Long ' Ago Acquired. s

For some months back I have been telling youa little about some of the men whohave done much to shape the course of events which has resulted in the present greatness of the British Empire. Perhaps, however, it might interestyou to know something about the way in which this country began to have possessions over the sea at-all. It will help also tokeep you from thinking

ff i _ _ _ _ _ _ ' v 1 _ 4 _ -In--i 4_1, -_ .li-

THE Moncton cricket '1`e_iini arrived last 0C I ' tae chief British colony during the 17th

_ ¢vening_an<l “Ill Plf\Y_8U R l (HY game t0' l 4 century, Even after ighg 5pani,-[1 Wgrs

du with the Phoenix C. C. team, com- »

’~ _ 'ng at Q o`clock sharp. The visitors _*-

’“°"°` ii ff- iii M

M” with them t eir pro ssion , 1 r_

Roberts-their ~-B0hS~- as they can him. y home, until in 1651 Cromwell despatched lIl0l‘11lIlg

_ f0‘;fj;;§:§n;i‘§‘;§°‘f§§;’;~';a‘;§;§‘;;__“{f; Tliei re lame heavy, soft, well

Royalists submitted. After the Battle Eniéhed Rugs

0; W_fiircestcr, in 1657, several PG COP!'€0t C1811 t ousan Scots, taken prisoners some are lam one gd? mnaa

B RC f _ . . . at theh tt! , ld sl- _ i th p '

y porters and Correspun Westlzdiaen vlglaiitiiiongs owers other Side! some are tarlga both

treated for a timelikc blacks, but resented “I SS. A

;I;e tre_a_tmen_t, and insurrection followed. some of the (Jlans

eev sof slavery, however, so far as

to impress themselves on the authorities,

generations of slavery to endure before theaulfering made a like impression

Jamaica,now the principal West Indian ssessions, cami? into English hands in

1655, when it was captured by 7,000 troops sent out by' Cromwell. Frecbooters, or Buccaneers, as they _were` called-sum cessors of the men who fought under Sir Francis Drake for England against Spain -had for many years scoured the seas, their hand against every man‘s and every man’s hand against them. When Crom-

b1l»C|¥B»,l10¥_vever,as you know, had many

- __ hwell forces took possession of the island

they flocked to it, and were indeed instru- mental in helping the English soldiers to repulse two attempts by Spain to recover possession. The 'negro slaves of the Spaniards obtained their freedom then ‘ because no one was strong enough to keepit from them.Be taking them selves to the gmountains where, constantly having

_their numbers kept up by runaway slaves,

they practised guerilla warfare on the

settlers during 150 years. What with these Maroon wars and the slave trade

that our country never had wrong motives Uh? l1lSf'01`.V Of Jamaifa iS 8 terribly bllwk

in this work, or that Englishmen were always tilled with love for the heathen. Our policy has gradually grown that way, largely through the influence of men-such as I have already told you about, and by the leaven of Christian principles which they were the means oi’ bringing to bear ' on it. It is well to remember our weak points, so that we may not be too Y proud of our nation, and think thereis no good in any other. Truly. we have great

destiny, but it is only through much

W.ha£'t%destiny_ is.. - ' i >’.l_`he _ _liest se'_t_tlements_`_ ;o`t§En_gl.ish-"i the werefin In&j_s, the lJ1’I§'§ory forigin if not-'always very hiiinourablg-‘to Spa.in‘:”

confirmed in possession by a Papal Bull, _,Ind shehad hindrance _u_»ntil'-the were afinost extermin- awd.. Imi'e_iie¢ii_aqed imsir Jenn Haw-

used to replace the deficiency. He ac- cordingly proceeded to the West Coast of Africa, where he captured 300 negroes, which he thereafter sold in San Domin;o; The King of Spain objected, not too _ thetmde iu slaves, but to the.ef1'ront - ery. -of_~.an Englishman attempting to carry. on trade of any kind in his colon- ies. Hawkins d:elieved'in the English- man’s right to do as he pleased, and so he continued the trade. He made a second-and very lucrative-expedition, and he made a third-but--very. disastrous --one, when, in a fight with the Spaniards in Mexico, he was defeated' and great numbers of his ships’ crews slain, or, bc- ing captured, were made, slaves. This was causeiforan embitteréd quarrel which lasted _through many long years, till, Eng-

badoes is Antigua. colonised in 1632, dei va _ ' '° _ se ~' _ . , ° _th . . _ . _. _ _

J . _ - ge _

reason W be proud df our nation and ner genalty for the murber of an negro, and F,

'ihistressiitheie lord many- yea.rs,`»"i"l!_ei-s, were not ours by undisputed posses _ Sl

came to acquire' some of our earliest col - o

I D te

th th sh a R

one until 1807, when the importation of

new slaves was forbidden, and 1834 when

all were freed.

Less important than Jamaica or Bar

stated by the French in 1660, and re ttled in 1667 Its government en_]oys e distinction of showing a. great deal of

ndness to the slaves, kindness that is udged by the neral treatment of

slaves elswhere sually aslave might bc,

.W GV

treated by his master as he pleased' hout any question. In Antigua, how-

.v . " ¢f,w _

f.”..l§.".§»f.'.‘f.*`°°'2§'§.?f ETSI ‘{.“""i"§;°“§..‘§7§f’ Am” I1" 11°" ’°‘ °f T“'*““ ists and Roundheads went on there, as at Rugs Cime to hand ban” day

the “'hiY¢S Were concerned, soon seemed are

and they were given' their freedom. The ~'

NEW

TARTAN RUuS _

Campbell Cunningham Menzies,

McPherson

Davidson Cameron e c ` Any of this new lot

$6 25

We ve others at lower prices and higher

MCORE 6: I'IcLE »

'lk

1,.;

‘i

er, as early as 1725, a fine of £111) was .i “

for his mutilation. A more genere-

ou;_._t1ietz;tr;1_ent was given them a18l__4alo_rig,

t '_ ' tl 1, h gm-“_ an _ r eemuncipatio ‘n 1 t- . _ rlbilflagliin ma we ave comeboreco ~ have made betterPr0gressltio\i'ai-ds civilfalt

_,tion thaniu any other ofthe other islands. \\ M British Guianaand Trinidad,the former “il

ree

ptured from the Dutch and the latter

haf Florida, aresort of the bucean

ontill after the-Armenian War of inde- _

penddnce. Northeast of these agaiiilies , the =Bermudas,chiefly a collection of coral _

I, whichbecamea colonylin 1611 by,

Sneh;'_Ls"a'very short- account'-of how we

ies. Acquired at' first. chiefly hy me- ‘

thodby which nearly all our colonies have grown.. The process was not always, nor

stingly

To cure a. headache in ten minutesnse

Kumfort Headache Powders.

You'll thinl. bythe rush that ours was e t I

e only sh_i_rt stlcire in the cit£y. Thhalisgot ereason utt eie’s one, i is t is ur .6 up We Sell 'I`hen1 ci ick

e-with. the lowest price thrown in --

H Ramsay 35 C0 Everything in the men’s Furnishing Line, except the boots.

land had secured not only trade,but actual possession of many of the Islands, with Barbadoes as the centre. The- religious persecutions in England and the troubl- ons times of the Civil War turned' men’s to a possible haven of rest within the new lands on the otherside of the At-lantic,and many left our shores. Not only in the West Indian Islands, but on the mainland of America, did they find land for the tak-

as s

scan

_ Wan

‘ii

ing. Virginia was planted in 1606 ly charter from James I. In 1625 the fil ii party of settlers took possession in Bai ~ badoes. In 1620 the1“Mayfiower” bore her freight of Puritans to found the New - England States Massachusetts and Con- necticut. Iu 1632 the colony of Maryland

was founded. This colony was _Roman Catholic at first, but soon fell into the

ican colonies deserves a separate story wh other day. They are not now our 001011 ies, so we leave them alone in the mean tima. Apart from them Barbadoes was

Free samples of pastuerized milk de- _ livered in the city to any address left at the Factory, \Vater St. Call, send, or telephone. 1 tf

Tourists and others wishing quiet, com- fortable-, homelike rooms, and board, good oi-tlirooui in connection should call on ` ;\Ir.<. \‘»’ellner, Upper Hillsbroough Street.

Tasty for

Breakfast...

lIlllii%llIl¥!#lliili'{*e’i"i5i~i‘-ii

How often you arise in the

morning and wish for something nice and tasty lor breakfast. We can satisfy your desire. Here is a list of our new, fresh breakfast foodsz-

Swiss Food

F`oul's Wheat Germ Meal

Pettijohu’s Breakfast E ood

Quaker Oats

Aunt Abbey‘s Rolled Oats Shredded Whole Wheat

Biscuit

Postum f‘erea1 25c We will be pleased to supply

you with any of the above,

Illlllll I Milli.

Ideal-.Grocery - ~

Davison & C0.

I2S. '

Ill.l#Ilil#ll.ll#lll.l

ISC 1Sc 16c x6c 15C

20C

hands of Protestants. The histoy ofAmer- $

ich perhaps I will tell Y011 50”” ¢

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Somethingiiww

in 5

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CBB

"lho~.e “ho know a goo Pipe when * they see it, specially invite 1. Q

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li l'I ow

Refreshing !_

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many customers, day fafter

" day, as they partake 0 our HQ cool, healthy, I€fF0Bl1m8 a

Soda. _

We make a specialty of

“As good as the oest ncne

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v\\ v-_asv s%? I; ill

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_ ubstaiitial

gill o

mfthc Spanish, have not been ours for , ore than 100 years The Bahamas group .

- urniture-*

f'/`,. ,¢- _ -~ " If ` f/

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I \

y _ sim 1,, possession. ._The colony was very* -'f, Y B d 1

_.‘;§§_..99e_6I.§he.i_;1._éa_‘___. aging; _ot Queén ,m@¢“.&_m,F“,;_____lmP°run“_ im, on ll n whit yen want ‘ine eefgccia 5 if genre

'iy¢; "ly as a.mmt_,,.y"; _ ticular and want good furniture.-

`djl1d_1¥’alsf$i‘.io1i,*butt `_t_importam,e hi 3 *3 "

, tl rs lima slglfue

We are showing a due line. Price; from

_ $22 80 cash) for a eol»d Walnut, Spring Seat Bmw, `. $85 00 the best Turkish Rug Suite--But we have

oteeiiif vu-yr 'kinase mi in ’ .

"ii ecolonists hilt is; hoine theirzdfisii , J sun” " Emil ded °h°"P°|` --

di ions fwere not much better Perhaps I ‘

snaunow me aaa tell bout einer- HN ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,g= ,,,,,,{°,‘,r,,,*;, ,,,,,,,, JO 1\TIEI nty of interest to tell if I can in I

gre&_§°I", EQ: " I i II" iii

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tell it.-The Bulwark _,j ffég ,¢/_ ¢

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s"“””‘ Quality away Up Fiona Down Low

White and Colored Shirts, Collars, Cafe, Underclotbmg, Bveatcrii,

spenders, Umbrellas, Handkerchieis, Gloves, Golf Hose, Half Hose, Colle uitons, Ciilf Buttons, etc _ __

llui- Strong Line. (lor laelmenr

In all the latest styles, from 2c to 75c each. - Store open Saturdays till ll p m

nm., _ _ __

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bi _ _ _ . _ . _ 2911

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, Indian Tea drunk alone ls j

Fee our window for ore. :oo diFfere_nt . slv es o Pipes, at almost any price -

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from zoc u . _ _ack we are . _ ' . . . .i5§.;°°“°3°""mnseS Q, harmful to most dizestions but judicious - -

02° ?‘*" ‘-’°”*"‘§°-"“?“ e ii Blended with carton is iieaiiiifui and

invigorating--Insist *hen upon having

._ .TD minionhl iid

0 enmg To day

Traveling Rugs Black Dress Goods

"` This is the reiark of our HC5Iefy Linings’

Shirts Collar Forms.

Bath Towels