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...It maya to bu`yf.in thialrovlnca,

-~`...A rally of the gburis Distric; 8. <l'.~ Association, will 'be held in the Bnptist_Chui-ch, Kingsboro on Tues- day, 14th., inet., 7.30 p. m. Address-_ ` will ba delivered by -Rev Messrs Whiteman, McLeod. and C_amp. and others. A paper will be read by Mrs

-xmtexnan, and J. H. Dingwell.

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...The ..gie_c4.i;ig of the Three

Rivers 8 _ gompauy was held at Mon .._lQl, y. The-re was s 1;;-gg at q ep, alinrpholdcrs. The old Boar gl d,irec_t_ors was re-elected with the _.exception _of _NMl=8“101 MC- Laren who resigned _and was sur- sseded by Col. Davison of Charlotte- town. The usual dividend wss.de¢ler- <

Montague.

...The Mornin Dail Guardian can

B Y be obtained at W. A. J‘ohnstone's, Montague. . 2-lidrtf.

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...Any person who will undertake

to fdiish The Guardian with news of Souris and vicinity should write the head office, Charlottetown, at once. 2-Gdrtf.

---P ...We are giving one third off bal-

ance nf ladies' and cbildren's neck furs and there is a long winter ahead yet. You should not let the oppor- tunity pass. J. P. Crockett & Co.,

2-9dr2i.

...We wont you to see the prices we

are ullering on ladies' and children's

oats. 25 to 33 1-3 pc oil our already

sd. B n was found to be in e low prices. Should make buying easy.

.wry ::"ti:l:ctory condition. The cf- oeisng--inanner in which Captain Mc- LIPQ' had handled the "l<lnt:>rpris_e” during the season was vefy l‘°”"t‘1l' commended. He has given an excel- lgm, ug'-vice to the public, being ac- commodating and obliglllg HS ‘Yell Us s capable commander. George A. Thomson continues President of the company and Ex-Governor Mcliinnon Secretary-Treasurer. The service car- ried on hy the Enterprise bets-ev the chief ports of Kini:'s U0"-iv. Mid Picton, Port Hood, Port Hawkes- Port Mulgrnve will be ron- tilllled next year as usual.

THREATS FOR SCIIEIIII Fi'-MILY

WHEEl.l`I\'G, W. Va., Feb. -I-Sine.;

Hrs. John 0. Schenk was rclcn:-,=.i aff/er a sensational trial on the charge oi stteirptin: to poisvu her husband, and the nnnuun~~.:i~ -1. + was made that eleven jurors if-1 red litr ;¢qultta1,_memb_ers of the Schenk family lihve been`in recnipt of rnanv snonymdus letters which. it is nllcx- ed threaten all sorts of calamities if the prosecution of Mrs. Schenk is continued.

It was stated that the letters ‘ 'ive

been given to§lie°l‘o<L L`Hll"e Dcpurt- ment, and snrfiort will be mnda fi. find the ur~tcr.=-. John O. r-‘che-nk, Ai- _bert Schenk md their sister, Mrs. Mary Doepkin. have rt-.civcd such letters, it is nuid.

~ RETRICTS HIS C0.".FE$S|0H

BT. PETERSBURG, Feb. '~L‘r.

Pantchenko, the self :‘.y‘f-_il pn..-4-iier, todny in court rctrnctrd his c~»iii».s- sion that he had ilalilrf-;.~n.tf>ly mur- dered Sount Vassilli Uoutiirlizi nr. the 'lnetigation of the latti:i's brof¥.e."-in- Ili, Count Obrien Ilolos' v. The ac- '-eiiasd physician asserlccl that he izail been induced to :rake iii. hflmissi<\n:i of guilt by nroinisis run-ie him by tba examining magistrate in the ori-

J. l’. Crockett & Co., Montague.

2-9dr2i.

...Martin McKinnon, Montague, hav-

ing cons:-ntcd to act as Guardian ra-

prcsentstive, all news, advertising and subscriptions in Montague and lvicinity should be handed t0 l1im~ | 2-Sdrtf.

...See tlas values we are showing in

.ilauuelctfe blankets, white and grey, lsizxr 10-4 for only 78c per pair. 'silcadid values in white wool blank- ets 25 pc discount during clearance sale. J. P. Crockett & Co., Monta- |;w_\e_ ' 2~9ill`2I.

...Fine white cnttons. laces and em-

broinerics, linens, table linens, tow- lellin"s_ shitting gingham, dress ging- -hnms, and zephers, llanncluttcs &c., fare incluflcil in this great sale and gi-L discounts worth while. It will pav .you to come at once. J. P. Crockett &~ Fo., lifontagaie. 2-ildrli.

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OFFICIAL, DIES IN CAR

_ M(;N"I`IlI~lAL, Feb 5.-J. A. (`-lnrke, ‘the rel:-ering purchasing agent of the <‘. P. I1., who was e'.rii:ken_ with par- alysis uhilo ntfen-ling the funeral of the late J.I~l. Scbwitzer, was brought .ronr Ottave. to Montreal on Entui- dny. When the train arrived it was .[..,.nnd that the pntieut was too scr- ‘,ir...sly ill to be removed to his homo, lip le rciiiniiied in the special car, at- icndrfl by Ilr. Engiaiid his wife and .si-..-in-lciiv and daughter. The pat- _ient rapidly became worse and expir- c'i .nt eight o'clock in the evening.

GETS $i,000 INJURIES

supreme court brought in a verdict of $10,000 in favor of Thomas F. -Rice, lawyer, in Ricc's suit against

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have been sustained in.the summer for $00,000 damages, alleged to of 1008 when Rice was a passenger on mic nf the Union l’acific’s trains. This accident, which was u. peculiar one, shattered one of Rice's thighs and otherwise permanently injured him.

According to the testimony, Rice

had just alightud from the train at Denver \.hen a passing trainman ilrnppisii a railroad torpedo on thc sinfioii platform. liefore the torpedo could be picked up a baggage man ren s baggage truck over it, explod- ing' it. The flying pieces of the tor- pedo struck Rice in the thigh, and he was confined to a hospital for months, Physicians testified that the injured lawyer would never be the snme physically.

"We have redeived a fresh supply of

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foil Silk wears offering acS2.757 are made of the best ingredients and Wolf ws think we know some- finest flavors that are possible to get thing about good values but we into candy. Some of the flavors are, have yet to .seo nnyihinq that gon 'Honey Boy. Merry l'J_'_do\v_ chocolate, touch this. Como and see for Pfwnfit, ooconnut, Everton caramels,

yoursolt- Prowse Bro .~ Ltd.

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‘molasses and raspberry. The Two

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SALE the valuable property

known as Fltvroy Hull, situated

on the corner of I<it1.roy and Pownal 5‘f°¢i5- HOUSB. stable and garden

_`_“‘5°_fi‘_”_1‘l__ Fur pnrticliiars apply to Alexander

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RIBT llUf~ll’ITAL. Jersey City, New Jersey. (Protestant }".pia~

copal Church) offers three yr_-any wlrss OI Training fur u\ii'r.i;i;_ Allow- anco $5.90 monthly. Uniforms & Tag.; Book! furnished. Apply to Miss Hooper, §up_c_____._____ _2_-_-S»_llmi_-fi.

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1AFE‘B TIIAT GIVE ABSOLUTE

PllO'l‘EC'l‘ION from fire, Domin-

_loll Safe le Vault 00's Safes. All .sizes and styles in stock. A few seg. und hand safes also. The Canadian fimrbanlrs Co. Limited. St. John.

withinsfewwgthe historic hui

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I ANTISID, I girl fiil‘ general

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F_\_Q§}§i_§ _-_________ _?_-_ll<l3il>ri. W-A __ . A maid for general

housework. Apply to Mrs H. H.

li-own. 1-is i1‘och¢o5g_s_e_._____ ___1_s_q.it_g

-`VAN'I .` girl for housework. Ai- I Dlylggreu House. 135 Kent St.

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FOR SALE

per Box 415, Cl_i_ar_lof.1ctou'n.

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lj`U~s'r Rsosrvso-No. `1` shit' \

lfiuder please leave at 107 Richmond Str?-et, ___ _ 2-s<11wp<1. . o-sr. ’i..'"m;"zf..*"' .“ f il) lndios' gold watcIi,yes\5lrthByfolI `f1fi-d0hed- Finder please leave Jen- 1'f§1!9_£f_._S°°_’~_ Stew- 2-8d21r1li><l. -UST. at irumt 1-iiz1."`£"`é'i`ii.Ti§i? _ J dog, color white and red with two black s nts on back Fin _

cy Pt. Road. 2-8d2iriipd.

LNEW YORK, Feb. 6-A jury in the_

ses fresh from the factory They

see the beginning of the return of the garment strikers in Chicago to their work. The strike ended by the un- animous consent of the leaders and of the workers, w-ho, fearful lest their places in the shops be filled and the union destroyed, have agreed to return to work.

The strike lasted 133 days, and

cost the workers something like $3,000,000 in wages, and cost the employers $4,000,000. The strike cost four lives, and 816 members of the Garment Workers' Union have been arrested for rioting.

WOMAN ATE HARDWARE

WITH EVIDENT RELIBH.

In the current number of the Jour-

nal of the American Medical Associa- tion Ure. Vandivert and Mills, of the Missouri State Insane Hospital at St. Joseph, report the case of Sallie L.. a mulatto, whose appetite for nails, bolts, tacks and all manner of hardward resulted in her death ° at that institution recently. Her gratifi- cation of this remarkable appetite extended over seven years.

The case of the woman puzzled the

physicians, and her actions became more unaccountable as the end drew near. She seemed to thrive, although psrtaking only slightly of the hospi- tal fare, and on her death the physic- in.ns decided upon an autopsy to re- lieve their professional curiosity. In her stomach they founb 1,446 separ- ate articles of hardware which would have been of inucb greater benedt' some-.'.‘here else. These included 453 nails, of all sizes; 42 screws, 9 bolts, 105 safety pins, 115 hairpins, 136 common pins and e quantity of ta- ble utensils, grape seeds and the like.

In spite of this the woman was ab-

le to eat and digest a considerable quantity of ordinary food up to with- in two weeks of her death.

THE WEARING OF GOLOSHES.

A correspondent of the London

"Standard" at Odeme. says: It is more than difficult to understand why the average Englishman regards the wearing of goloshes as more or less an efleminate custom. From the hygienic point of view, the Russian attaches s. prime importance to warm feet. In this country the wearing oi golosbts during the late autnmns, winter and early spring is universal among all classes save the peasantry and the rank and file of the army. The golosh is as commonly worn by commissioned officers as it is by civi- lians. »The military golosbes are_oi special make, with brass heel-bits and sockets for the spurshanks.

From the universities down to the

primary schools the wearing of rub- ber overshoes in winter is obligato- ry. Apart from its hygienic utility, in private and social life it would be regsi-ded not only as ‘very “bed form," but even as an unpardonable gaucherie for a person to .enter a. car- peted room, or e room with PB-flllleii floor, with soiled boots. The custom is similarly de riguenr in business circles. In all public offices, hotels, restaurants, cafes. etc., special provi- sion is made for visitors' golosbes by the porters who take one’s coat and list in the corridor or vestibule. In

times not a little confusion, after an evening party or a ball, say, in find- `. ing one's goloshes, but it is custom- ary for the wearer to have his or her initials, in large brass letters, stamp- ed on the inner soles of the goloshes. Russian golosbes are all of home

manufacture, and the yearly output is about 45,000,000 pairs. The price of goloshes this year is very nearly double that of last year, owing to the late boom in rubber. I do not know whether the Americans, with their characteristic cuteness. IUWBRW the rubber boom, but it is note- worthy that since 1900 American agents in all the chief Russian cen- tres have been buying up husv quan- tities of old goloshes for shipment to the Stat

88.

T.-IRA S HILL GOES I UNDER HAMMER.

of Tara, near Dublin, is to be sold and it is expected that the bidding will bo likely to secure what was once described as "tbe most interesting and authentic monument of early civ- ilization in northwest Europe." Tara, of course, is best known by Mooro’s famous poem, "The Harp That Once Through '1‘ara'e I-falls," hut it is al- so the centre of more legends than any spot of the _three kingdoms and perhaps than any on the whole of Eurolw. `

Tara- was the site of the palace of

tho Ard Rights or High Kings of Iro- laiid for many centuries.

The stpry of the doom of Tara and

its destruction is most interesting. It was ull due to the indiscretion of n tax collector, sent forth by lleary to gather the annual tribute from tha. subject Kings. When he came to the palace oi King Guare of Connaught.

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included in this sale. 1’eton'e. 1-Bidi#

Guare_

Of Kill! Leary reported the Kills of flict to

Connsougbt's contumacy to his mas- Casuallties are reported, and 20 ward, ter. who took up the quarrel. The arrests have been made-_ from his latest photograph, who wlll_fmcks_

come to Canada next September as skin d

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church Guare

ited the hall of Tara and solemnly

cursed it. after which it graduallylbr ELPASO, Feb 8-The iinsurgent 5

came came

ed and today the only traces of it there

are a

Another curious legend in connec- The

tion with the Tara is that the Ark of positions outside the city speedily new 0

Covenant is buried there and a retired

few ypars ago the owner at that time having been made for the purpose of will undertook extensive excavations in driving the insurgents -back to _the “_ .nd ,mthom any idea of esta. break

. _ ii if L W _

but he did ‘find a number of old coins, HUMPBUB 01 BP9¢tators are gather' 'gilllzhgxaiiasiiilfiltlfeoplguilile giyepgrlsl so gzier'

‘"1" “"‘8*‘\’°"‘°°" °‘ her" weiehmehhim heartily. both for his ,O ,,.

the

search

and C tion

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tive him engaged at his regular work,” said Joseph J. Casey, .principal of the West

generally, for it occupies the mind

espoused the cause of King

and e. deputation of clerics vis-

deeerted. The famous dslaeebe- army,

a ruin and gradually disappear- determined attack on Juarez, and Royal

is °"°"Y l“‘“°°'tl°“ °f° d°“P¢"' lent record as a soldier and admin- selves

few mounds and paths. ate an

of it. He didn-t find the ark, hills

of prehistoric -jwoapons. Watch

HOBBLE SKIRT IN 1805. IF ex

eltic Jewelry and a fine colllac- IBB ill

li-A religious pro '

.... .--....--“ii in tau name or the ,reign LISBON Feb - -_ _

CHICAGO. Feb. 4-Monday will King that itbe widened to admit Iyim. cession, btld despite the prohibition His Royal Highness the Duke of

refused and the represents ive of Government led to a serious con- Connau rvivin son of F S B meh dei. ali.

diy- Queen

i Dominion. The Duke will be accom- Miss

i d

last evening, commenced 3 flrzrici

d bloodyflght. istram

G°"°"‘"‘°“* *'°°l’° °°°“PYi“s popular man. It is said that in his ,,,,,g

ing the progress ofthe iight. Pago”

The residents in Juarez are great- Hough

cited' and M' taking Pr°°““tl°“‘ intimate acquaintance in Canada and ~-I

- to protect tgeir 1;_roperty. _ Cmmd

suppose that every msn in ac- But

and occupies his mind when not

Thirtieth (Manhattan) Public

turn

follow

life has some fad that interests as usuglflter By t 6 mc" were he d the bonds of nnument which '"9 the b

year

__'__°é"- ting

a belief that surgery could by a criminal into an honest man arg

Fhmily. The Duke has an excel- urge,-

th hl

into Juarez. There a sortie damoclt-Eg; hegozggngra, and otrlldltg hz gain

come -to Canada to be one of sore

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ght, the only su E or ore w

Victoria, brother of KiD§ Ed` remedl and uncle of King G¢°‘8°. old

by the Duchess and Princess Kent n who is the beauty of the awoun

' ordinary

SS. Zem-Buk should _mod

wounds, varicose ulcers, com

b1°°d-Poivvnlns and ¢hreiii¢

FIGHTING IN Mexico. the next Governor-General of the ,,,,,uen2‘;°‘f,‘§°,”fh€§“_'_‘,?,fa§‘1f§f,f§“f_’:__“_§=s

Alma Bourgue, of Noir os, N.B., gives the f<Ii12:'»i";°’ t of what Zam-Buk did for hi various other uintments and had failed. She writes:

r. and in personally I Very "For months Isueei-ed withs run.

al qualities and his near rela- would ip to the crown. A few_ years som,

ians will perhaps strengthen ing W

by year more powerfully conn_e;:- ment

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P - " dui-able than could he brought about to 0 Emmons results would be sum to b any paper constitution or tariff and

ains. It is hoped that the first egeg

of

ti

the Duke as Governor-General All

sore on my leg. I tried several ents and salves, but non, 0, could bring about 3 cum The would just heal over, and then

out again. I read ina news. one day, of the good Zgm_

had don( and so I determined Y it and see what this balm

do for me. I also purchased Lam-Buk Soap.

washed the sore ni ht an ith the soap, andgthen _ gplgltigg alm. I continued with this treat and after using Zsm-Buk for,

weeks, the sore was completely d. I have recommended Zam-Buk ne or two of my friends for sores in their cases it bas been equally 've.”

drnggists and stores sell Zam-

and harmful worry. Once it was the col-

Bchool. “And it is a good thing

lectin

also might not strike you as interesting

history of the race, artistically and

be traced by the fashions of men's and

back imitation of the bobble skirt of to- day. and some of them were quite as ridiculous.

women wore hoopskirts. The fashion Nach 1 70

then has

changes since. i

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the

th

rests it, and keeps it away from

g of postage stamps with me.

had one of the largest collections stamps in the world, and one of e most interesting, I suppose. Then

I collected fashion plates. That

worth while, but it does me. The

many other ways, might almost £011

women's clothing. It is gener-

ly supposed that the bobble skirt new. It certainly is not. As far

as 1806 women wore a very good

"Then came the other’ extreme, and

ma

ed its height about 8 , and the other extreme set in and gone on constantly with mild of

Men’s clothes have kept pace in

changes, and sometimes the

nges are very sudden. A complete

‘ l t s is v r

is the opinion of Dr. Joseph Collins, act chief Wm

day's came ward _ _

Prison, after an operation had 5'"

b¢8n had was beeb

to__.his old home in Buffalo.

atio criminal into a moral and upright give

ferr

physician of t-he New_ York Neu- T W

over the moral 'nature of Ed- E. Grimmell, a convict in Clin-

perihi-'med upon his sku11,which *WF been slightly fractured when' he writ

pardoned and is soon to return'f‘_”`d

sion

There is no authentic case on re- d°”f

cord,"

n. There are, however, plenty of mo'

operations on the skull by which T

ll

men have been changed from a state and

mild imbecility to a state appro- and

ximsting the normal. D180

..

From the story printed in the

Herald this morning it would be in- ¢i\

ed that there was n centre oriwlth

1 i 1 I tt t _ ith- i o er in the Sanford Flemin Paris, free ;c__>__;11§_1:_a_ _ r_;:_1___u cD;______i_s__:2_f}_;»__:I_‘_‘;'_`_‘3 commemorating the establlsbihent or is E formed. ' 319': This view was expressed in com- rl

menting upon the report in ye ter- _

Hamm of the change wshfch BOOK OF MARTYRS Refuse harmful imitations.

a boy of fourteen. Grimmell has.”“’”t

said nr. collins. "oi an Oper- 0' if

n on the brain which changed a °f t

be to dedicate the Memorial Buk

and

WRITTEN BY BUNYAN.

ce 1841 a copy of Book of Mar- which belonged to John Bunyan, sg ten during his famous imprison- -'hot

_ which has been in the posses-ities

in order to replenish the funds? but hat institution, notice has beencigy n of an intention to cell in a in-hl

Louis is threatened with 9, water famine "

in the old country jail of Bed- Holocausts, scourges, and calami-

. _ have visited cities, towns and

of the Bedford Library, Lon-f m,ti0ng_ droughts and floods have de- it is now proposed to dispose siroyed crops and laid waste farms

the calamity which threat,ens_th,; of St. Louis and a. part of lm- stries is perhaps unique in the

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st 50c. box or may be had post from Zam-Buk Co., for pri¢e_ It sure cure for piles, inflamed

first representative government in places, cuts, burns, scalds, chapped aiu overseas. hands, ulcers, eczema, scalp sores

all similar diseases and injuries..

FAMINE OF HOT WATER.

I-Sage 011 U18 l-lF6ll11S9°~ history of modern civilization!

e book is in three folio volumes- p;,-ery hotel, every large office build. was printed in London in 1641.-3 ing, limi even the homes of st. Louis- contains Bunynn's name in manyiaml will suffer from this hot-water es. It is valued at $40,000. "'fnmine,” which may come without

warning at any time. The thousands

TARRH CANNOT BE cURfD_ 'who arise every morning with the LOCAL APPLICA'I‘l()N_S. as theylthullght of a. hut water bath or tg ot reach the seat. ofthe disease-_.Cnt~,u-3511 the sleep from their eyes may

'- a collection of fashion p a e e y interesting for this reason. Some- times a military cut indicates a war in the history of the country. Speak- ing -of sudden changes, I remember the year that I was graduated from the College of the City of New York, which was then the old Free Aca- demy. My father took me to e. tail- or in Cherry street to be measured

area mor the ered

not the

of

in the brain which presided over ‘gixflflhn l judgments, or was the seat ofiand,

brain or the body, but is associ- onics nown, combined_with the best: me md with the wiv °f eve”-vm-i::2:§.:w:i:;i-.ri;"§..i;;:z2i..i:..i2: in ~

he bod and brain ' ' en, ,S what ,.0,|,,,,,,, notice a diminution in the flow of bot

a _ _ -ifg,.%lg,92l,°;ufé’§l_“y2§"'{,§f',';‘,f' g,'§';";’,",e_‘iliscc|=.'er that the hot-water faucet soul; that this area was disord-»ternal_remedies. I-Iall's Cngarrh Cure is suddenly has gone dry and bc forced

and that the surgeon has re-,iggggg ;_g§,€f_{_\_f}_l§;-__ ';"¢§_§§I§_~‘cg;fH<§}_>hv__n (Q31 to the cola water sine or the home,

moved the part asected. _Such a dog:-limi. cureisiioisquiek medicine: nw... 'lf-l1`_fs<ly in s<_>_m¢ _of thc_ downtown trine is pernicious. Mans nature is,R:°c?§;igg_dnl;y_nR_e_;>_i__i_l:i_e__h_i;s§_pl_l>;§;;m\_:_q buildings, the drying up of the not

the product of any one part of§_,,.eBc,.i__Z,i0n_ 1, is composed of the host water pipes has begun. Engineers in

ll

y of the large office buildings and some of the hotels have begun to

io I

young man was wearing the wde,

for

baggy trousers and a coat with a ma

wanted the clothes in the latest fash-

th palits were skin-tight."-New York

World.

mygraduation clothes. Evfcry

fra

11 collar. The tailor asked if I sio

n, and I, of course, said yes. When tried them on, to my amazement,

coat had a wide collar and .the to

ies

N2

GIVEN. FIRST CHANCE.

lon

per

ns of man’s normal nature may, _TH

result. It would be pernicious, in-"'°n' foil deed, if the idea should become wide-l spread that criminals are susceptibleiglgug 31vUv1-HES THE VITAL - T

surgical interferences. Buch stor-3 naturally divert n few indolentl -

g continuing disorder or from a B" °" 05 ‘ll . the ctnre of the skull slight perver-I Sold bFl5'ruoHlIJ1t1.iL'»'§h&' C0"T°l°d°'0` at

sons, who do- nothing else but! The uvmg and expanding power nf duc

newspapers, but they serve onlyigible stugy as myriad on today by wa

ad . . 1° fill with false hows time who-‘bm-istian scholars throughout the Ori

ko Ni-ilI’sg5smily Pills for constipe- wh

POWER or MIsStoNs.,;1_0t

_im le

t f Y ` - Fai thc two iiigredi »s ' _ p _ 'If the brain be disturbed by some.sucl\wonder_nlresultsincuring-Cnturrh. water through the pipes. At times

' V5 dl l' '"“° ”‘|“""`-6' stream is much more forceful than

others, owing to the pressure ich is behind it, but this often is owed by a' whitish-colored stream

» showing a limeiike appearance.

he cause of this threatened loss of water is variously explained, but general impression is that it is to the precipitation in the hot-

ter pipes of suspended lime and ier minerals.

TUB-Y S90 the evidences of the devcl0D'lworld is bringing to bear an influence THIS P1`0f!iDitf\ti0Il has' C0¥1ti\1U0‘-`1. il

private life there is, it is true, some-.

W

se

ch

th he

do Am

Ill B0

th

llc

Richard Harding Davis, who fol- ed the Government army in ri?- t revolution in a. Latin-Amerimn untry, tells a story abodt. an ex- rience that he had with the general mmanding the division. The corres- ndent observed that in every town

low can co pe co po

as

at the troops invaded they would lp themselves to everything that

wn. This did not appeal to the erican's ideas of the rules of war, d he reported the misdoings of the ldiers to the commander. "That is lush,” said the latter indignsntly.

"I will see to it that when we reach

e next town you will have the first ance." The correspondent confined

himself thereafter to the writing of

opy_..

it

not nailed, screwed or anchored a

of

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Pains Have Vanished

The cure of Mrs. H. L Barrett, \lfhl‘l¢. P- Q-. is another victory by ood's Sai-sapnrilla. This great medi. ne has succeeded in mnny cases here others have _utterly tailed. Mrs. arrett says: "I suffered intensely om neuralgfa in the head. face and oulders. I had used various medi- nee without relief. I heard of Hood's

Sarsaparilla and decided to try lt, and

bless the day I did. I took it several onthe and now Nei well. All my

paéns _gavg vas:-iishe¢i."_

e oo ’s arsapnrlle tod .

by all drullists evervwhera W som

Annual Meeting

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tbtee'moutl.e old, Apply to 110. 3_5 ____ __=___==_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3.55% il£.‘i.LE HELP WANTED ' ‘ ‘ ' - --_ = ord1nary,s1ng1e,med1uni and

M ‘.\.\"1‘_l~]I)`l>ii‘t__iJ‘i1`cé"a"“c_ '<t>i<"_f_ ° ° LIST OB' V th.-_ Mcnonam dgheiifflstgl Fumm' WMV Q c°'°|"‘| d°“b1° d°n°s and we are at RMI Prvverty f§l~yflI;Pvl»§?§:ai:g§1sIHIl;eSiliI¥i-llI:1oO]ig‘iIlIlIi'I`iI1hE'iI'i?iIiYfg"I1 e(llmlliIchr°.lei°if1't°s°m°nl1 d:il>ifllt

d* ~ » a ers an a

of

Nsuralgia Completely Cured.

which

it

tuelly

which

The

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€BtI\‘il~II'eFI3ri‘il¢:on 'l‘ue:d(l\.v:’l<"e:l>`;

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sloped, that of the civilized being is~ higher, owing to the development of the part of the brain which subordin-

pose that injuries to the front part

the brain would have an evil ef-

fect on the nature. _

doubts, however, as to the efficacy.” of artificial aid in changing mental :nel

Genuine -is 1.... sigiiiiiiie

ment Of the h0l`l`ib19m`E5 Of Crime HS;direct and indirect, that points to IS manifested in bclflved Une*-" ‘the cure of many of those difficulties U1

ini H ith’ C10

Dr- Im Va" G19s°n»° ‘3 011 iwiiich have so far kept the church

Department, who has devoted rnuchlg,-om realizing its fun charter and point of suilocation. There is little attention to abnormal brain condi-_lmmmisslon as gba Ch;-igbbem-ing chance of flushing many of these H0119. WHS ‘mich ilnerested in the messenger to the world. From one Dil Grimrnell case, although _hc declareil;;Bu1,ject alone there has come a new wa

did 'mt UBWSSPYIIY- lndicata tl\9'source of inspiration that is already “ll-

Widespfcad application °f 5“l`§9I`Y 85 frevolutionizing the whole missionary in

moral agent. Ile said that it was mm-gies of Christendom in the fo,-_ system, nnrl this will cost thousands

the theory that the frontal lobes of ,eggn ne1d_ That subjeg, is the study of the brain presided over the functions _of the personality and work of om. an

self-control and thus the cave msn_L0,d looked at in its hisgori,-51 em The water supply of St. Loufs is

tten from the Mississippi river,

i“S¢I“°t9 Of humanifl’ W0" held illfviroument and connected with the na- $0

d is treated with sulphate of iron

check' . itional traditions of His own- people. an

forehead of primitive me.n‘Mi5,,i

the

know

brutal tendencies. Hence, it not be unreasonable to sup-

, They

;lectual statement and verbal deiinl- UU tions ofthe great confessional state- the ments of Western Christianity. All he of these have their place and value. St

ons in the person of Jesus. But the Wh _ tements in decrees, articles and 3 System of thorough 01951151115-

had resulted from a severe

blow on the head. After that injury f,‘;f,°,;m°m “b°“t “rl” ‘"° “°“’ ’°°‘

had been learned that Lopy, who fu had been a decent worklngman, de-'Nous veloped violence of temper- and even-.itmch

ller. more intelligent and more gen- W

pointed out, for several days,` un the smaller hot water pipes art ,freed -with these minerals to the

ics, nnd, consequently, the hot-

ter supply is gradually being shut

One remedy is that ol putting

an entirely new hot-wnter pipe

dollars to thc owners of business

d private buildings.

Ona;-ie, no longer go to carry and limo at the settling basins at knowledge of Christ as that _Chain of Rocks, where the impurities

ledge was expressed in the intel- In

the water are precipitated. Ac-

rding to local hydraulic engineers,

water supply of this section is

avy with lime from thc limestone rats throughout the district. A

bear wit-ness to the “nuring de_ continual subjection of this llme-1ad-

_ sire of n. man to iv tb b t th t 9"

bo? p°;“°rm1_"v‘”f €“1vi"“t€1’s5£o_f_’“ the he has for the selgvide ol the? truth POI

Y 0 B C0 XC . ar ln Y. SEV- f th ` 'd f th ` ` ,

eral years ago, Dr. Van Gleson had amen has submitted to human “mdk crm on c mm e O 0 Iron mpeg observed nn old scar on the brain sta

Bd £0 be' subordinate to that

water to steam and heat, it is nted out, will cause a sediment to

ich cannot be removed, except by

We meet all catologue prices- e go better than them too-and

appreciation of the person end Jus; menus your next orde,-amng

ing of Christ as both were W",

km” his wife' 5 crime f°":'adapted to the needs and conditions

we

he was put to death. io,

physician said that he had his The

ral tendencies. hard

‘ f°’°°

alien

which was practically unmeaning ex- __

_Your Liver ...ii is Clogged up i-'_‘°"

Ths¢’s Why Sorts-Have

days

more

tions.

laiigutioa, llnlazh.

mankind. Lt

making the work ip the mission _ d a reality where once there was s. ‘

etionsl advance from barbarlsm to vilizatlon. The missionary nowa,_

cry so frequently heard in the field of Criticism, Back to Jesus. The ra. flection of Bibical studies and inves- tigations as time goes on will, owing to the desire for education in the eil ble and knowledge of its meaning, be

has been known in previous genera-

search in the sacred books of the Bi- ble because of the fear that its pur-

SlAL|.Pll.l.3lAl.l.DOSl,$lAl.|.PllCl suit was nothing hutthe application ‘

of rationalism has departed, and it ` has not passed away because of thi-

h expressago. and see what oan do for you.-Prowse Bros

a. .|-3|aif_

study of the historical Jesus i_

and almost hopeless struggle to races of alien psychology and _ customs to use a language _

to those who had gone tbron;-gn stages of experience in thi-ir

is the livingillustration of that

important than anything that

'The old antipathy to \-,,_

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