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found on an island in the Gulf of Alaskl,

4 Malpeque, North Shore, at '1‘racadieBeach, such that the Austrians asked for arm

_ ***m* vemumu _|wm¢y_= _ _ Acadia, at Alberton,»Seaforth; and at Pow- iistlce to examine the wonderful 'mae if that baiioonind’\vssoverlouks|¥~lutli¥rlve

' i- “Ji Fl°1'id°~ At Liege the use of a balloon tui1i_ed_

"1l-lglli' p _ __ __ _ __ _ _ ,__ _ ___A ____ __ ___ » ___ ____ fn- f _um____“ _ _ » .~ _~

H|.~;lDonald; and in Mount Stewart, Clark’o{ inadeby the enemy. Quesbions

_ an Manson. ~ T' li - _ " V.-' bYi__ll1eai\sVof_fa _cord,iaii`i”d I

_ The followinghotels openfor thesurniner ed down in flag-bedecke¢i;_pack@j_ ongtliepartoftlinee milliolld Ml@eAl

____ _ iseason: At Hampton,Pleasant'Vlew; at five balloons wem operated irigthiisisiarg should jgve ‘bein gang; Qgiiig

| A Hunter Sent to Alaska to Get Specimen fer Stanhope, Mutch s and Clin; at Brack- _and at the siege of Mainz the nioralodoct for professional military study, but they

the a°vemmnt__ue Wm mug n “_ 1617 P°il1t.`ShhW’S; et liustiw; Seaside; at~ot* this novel ` instrument of war was wereder yearsi -neglected by Eumpean

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wegesent edsxpertenw of a war ecvaing four

rsrxdfiii yearsofpersis&ntaledphsnol\e\ule§nt1

nations. It was not strange therefore

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e i88¢Si»\ in the W01‘ld BN t°\?_°» -In addition to those already mentioned _fortunes of the day through its_ob.serv__a- ‘__Prussia.n warbnoke out _ _ ,_ neither

onsters for the National Zologicai Park.

_ thereare other towns and villages in the tions, which surprised theieueuiyinithe iths German nor the

. _ South of the great shoulder of territory Pmvi ith acco - ' _ bnggai ge ` ` ” E H A H ' ' ' ' ` E ' ve been using Dearborn’s Perfect Baking Pow de uiatsueieiies ouiintoiiie Pacisqand ni-.__»lwh,,ensan;vmmhi?;fi;¢s_pmQ$°i1.:fi2§L afztiiii iigimiiimopponune grass, based _ __ _ -e _ __ c . . . . . . Fmllk B&ke1`°f the Sl11il>hS0UiB1\ 1DSfif»\1i`»° reception of tourists. The rivers and on this information resultediu the de- im”*°°nd

A iirst e\'hibited at the Exhibition in 1898 We has seinniwcod Heier, ii wsu known# ,mam seem Wm, i,,,,,t_- the b,y,,» with f,a¢,m,e Ausmans’ ____

w »» c _ - _ »-_. _ . _ » _ . -L, »- .__f w __ '- . guide end hunter 0! the Yell0WSi»0l_1_¢. mackerehwhile gameof everyideacriptieni Napoleon* " `£iiiil’!,"’lx`owe .1 i'¢1If" %' '

mud) élild C311 l‘BCOII1l`I18Ild lil. Park, to catch one or more of those great; _abounds ?_,_,e_,.e madenvgh' such mxgeuous mbmit; aiitici. ";

that no balloon train could in that day mst :f§f¢,°uft,,§b:¥&n

’ black bear °f the Rwky M0\1l1i»Bil\5»~ the corps feii into disfayor__andr_was digg iggggglieng, Thegeeond

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ALUE FOR PRICE

B., “what yout get” that counts. The Scotsman is a most-

By wiring down the options the cost is kept down. _

,ning in every possible way the price is made $40 1' A

the best possible material into the wheel and welding the important parts guarantee repair ex-

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mimi guarantee goes with the Scotsman at only $40, 5|; gwtsman riders will never need it. _

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any Corset claiming to have

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Bab ’s Ow

has distanced the field

_g its scientific preparation and the purity oi its ingredients make

be‘§;‘f)';fn°:;3;hg`°f?°€t:n};,"“;ig¥» Egg VE i it tim best of soaps fm the dew Hofer is a man of ingenuity and __ to retail $i.oo. 1.35 sndl 5° ner pair. cate Skins Oi ladies and Children. resource and the Smithsonian peopie

quite sure that he can get a Kadiak _

solely by the T“‘ A Lu -1, .roun so” cm “.“Tnu_ down here if anybody can.

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Quebec- PRINCE EDWARD

June 7 d4i

“0}i! do not kill the little Fly,

’Tw<mld be an act of cruel-ty.”

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Screeniluurs & iminw

P. E. I. llllilli Mill SASH Fiiiidiil

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Peuroleuan Renners.

weighing from 2,4001-D 3w0 pounds and _ilrstdemonstrated at the battle of Fleu- ba d d _ » u 5 smndingag high as an 0;.dmm.y cow; amp -rua, which entailed the fall of Brussels. gwiue me next striking aPpnm_ti°n__d chateau, imdap@ch so are the biggest carnivcmus anima1___Fer _ton hours it kept the air, while Ad- Iemnautics to war occured in the iarmiy lyglanrigé thmcé HVUIZ- The i`»1`9»<=kS they leeve in the 8ll0W;;lj'“t‘-‘“t`G°”°m1 M°rl°t in the basket' fur' 'of the United States itserves our purpose su-Gepgeral Greelydri Harpefs Hagilins him’ Often mea-sured fifteen inches 1°m__i _nished his commandenin-chief. .Geneml best to treat .thisphi’i.selater. The extend- 191' J‘1”°° 4 A '_ »

and ten inmes wid*-,_ Th are __.Jorudain with details of every inoveinenti

savage and light desperately when sat'-_ _ tacked. Several _have been killed, audi __

the skins have been brought to this-M;

country, but no Kadiak bears were everil captured alike. _ 1. _ Dr. Carlton H. Bean, the fish expert; who is in charge of the department of _

fisheries at the Paris Exposition, while

making an exploration of the fishing f sources of Kadiak Island last year, saw-' a good many of these bears, and describe; them in graphic terms. He says thai", while climbing a rockyhill one day heisawi a large drove of them near the coast run-'i ning about and playing like so many lambs. There must have been about

to 200 in the bunch, he says, and some of-_ them were enormous. ‘ _ _

Elwood Hofey takes with him to

' A diak a trap which he has used with great

success in catching wild animals in 'th_e_

Yellowstone. The trap itself weighs! about three tons and is sent in sections tof Kadiak.where Hoferwill take it into the in-5 terior, set it up and bait it with honeyor a pig, if the latter can be obtained. Bears are uncommonly fond of pork, and a _pig _ when imprisoned in a trap makes a monstration which attracts the attention: of the bears at a longer distance than

ve shrewd animal. but those on the Ka

once, there is no possible way for them to

get out. He expects tocatch several of;

FAVOR thoinonsters, but prefers the young ones f

because they are easily accliihated in a

new count and can be more easily hand#

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led than those that are full grown He

3 ' ' y _ l expecisw have difficulty in genius 'chef

ionic oi imitations __ Soap i . .., ._ ..._ ....

a steamer is compelled to anchor out some

vi ill have to embark in canoes If water is calm he may be able to float them Over to the side of the veseel on araft and hoist them to the deck with a sling

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orset Companv have been com __ _ ° me “me “Lady Mmm" -1° Q distance from the shore so that the bears

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And its Attractions to 'l'oarlsts.'

Prince Edward Island’s su climate is delightful, and the scenery

roun e y e o wrence,

enjoys' all the coolness of the sea b and the advantages that can only be rived from -sea bathing, at about 65 de gi-ees. ' ~-

` Charlottetown has over 12000.:in habitants, and is the capital. It ~l1 s many great retail stores, besides a.-l

and Power Company, two Electri light plants, and a street railway is i embryo. It has a first class wats works and sewerage system. It- _e famed for its wide and shaded

of which is the new Park Boulevard, ‘i

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and clear, cool and bracing air. It?-'T widely known as one of the healthie cities in` Canada. It has tw hospitals, many churches and alai-ge1and elegant new Opera house. It also h

which is one _of the chief sources of the citizens’ pride. It has one of 'the largest f and best equipped pork-packing establish# ments in the Dominion. On its west side is Victoria Park-a favorite summer _re- sortf-while on the east. are the ma-gu§-' cent new Exhibition Buildings and Driv- ? ing Park. Chief among its public is Queen Square in the centre of the city, beautifully laid out with blooming plants of every description, fountains, and well

` arranged walks. and enlivened, with a

band of music during the summer even-

for driving are abundant at very low iprices. Boats can also be hired, and steamers ruliregularly on the bays and

ou; Co., i rivers, affording most pleasantekcursions.

f\'1`he principal hotels' are Davies, and Revere. _ _

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In all the latest desi s. i

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Uur CARBON PORTRAITS are uur1ve11¢d»

Our customers are all delighted- . _ _ Be sure and visit the leadiu T ,

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It is situated on beautiful Bedeque

sam in the Maritime Provinces. * ii$ivingof.hér_la1~se mtnilstores. It Electric Light Plant, and a water w&s

Campbell. A ~ ' _ Georgetown and Souris haves tionofia.bout1,lIIl each. In the are the Aitken, and Tapper hotels Souris the Sea View. » e Traverse, a

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l ings. The rural scenery in the vicin_ityio_f_ Charlottetown is charming, and

It has the largest and finest

system and swerage #N bein!! for. The hotels are-Clifton, Russ a_t_i_¢i__

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diak are unsophisticated and unfamiliar ` dlftll fbaflGQ8 Of yQ\-If H

- with the tricks of the white man, so Hofer |

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