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elm ,sweet 61,. TUESDAY MoRN1No cr-11ueLo1'rETowN,P. E. 1., MARCH 15, 1904. -TUESDAY MoRN1No~- { rw,§§.’i‘iP1il5§%‘§§¥é’§.l‘§‘.§%.m,

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COUNCIL HAVE 111 Muiuii un ur 1:11111. PORT ARTHUR NOT

34111Annualnepori.-Preseniedro nnannuai Meeting of

__ Policy-holders’ Thursday, March 3, 1904

Af the C°~E~v¢;;§‘i;amb@f as ElPl. llllllllIll’S

The Increase in the Teachers’ Sal-

inguother Matters were_ 'ii.4x1r_roN, March li-(Special)-Rav_

U U HD ill! :$5,130 policies, being an increase in amount of $3,118,681,

him on his polar expedition and likely ,

l INCOME-The netéiremium income, lesw reinsurance, was f$l,254,980.47; Interest

_viii ace -pt. and Rents, $J00,0U7.48; rofit and Loss, $70.08; Total income, $I.biil,(770.03. w

The regular mommy meethm of the City Another member of the expedition will

McDonald. Newly elected Coun. Alley M also took his seat.

After routine including reading of

uanaaons suoorino. 2 `

Alley to a seat at the Council Board and W

regretted the very severe illness of U Councillor McDonald.

Communications were :cad fiom E.

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e had been keeping company. can sm wr can

estimates of $l4,~i02_UN; from Simon W. I,

as in the cnse cf Weeks 8.: Co.; from

-John Coombs complaining of water in his has been received that H. lil. S. Goldilnch ‘cellar and asking for $30 damages; from R. W K. Brace, City welgher asking for in- A

creased s\larv;frorn McKinnon A: MnNevin mm arrival M Old Camhur Fm 26 haw

ThcMana er Oth* dSti`l` ' Li t d h h ` '

recommending mph asbestos Blaster for mg bhh.w_e|ghb seamen and mm, omce B the satislanbiogflok thateirglaagi a can nue o iso urge t eir respectlveoutlos to

the new marke'; from the Trades and down with fever.

Labor Council asking for 81.50 per day on the city crusher work and a rate of $1.75 per l0 hour day for carpenters on city

W°fk¢ f"°m R' B- Norm” °H°'l“g land for hozone to find how quinkl it cures colds

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street connecting Prince and School 1,, the head, The hmewble penetrating F|NANC|A|_ STATEM ENT' Streets; and a telegram from:P_ Doherty, V?D£F DYl\Vl‘l`fi€9 9\'f‘l`Y “ll” Cell and P09589

Sydney asking if autl1ori'lcs would drop EIL e nose’ mmm’ “nd lungs' 1" mm

and guarantee to keep the Prnlilhitory organs and breaks up acold ln ten min- INCOME Law- “°,'is£,,,,1,,,mc,,,,v,,,cey,,,,,,,,,,C,m,,h0_ Prcmiun1~inei>.,.,.... 1,?r'»i.1isc 17

Coun. llcoper in discussing the com- zone |_,, ,M mon, p,,Le,,t, satlsmmory and innere_~1tan~i rents ii01i,007 i8_

municatlons spoke oi thefincrease in the Eleasant cure for Colds,Uamrrh,Deafness, Pmm' “ml 1°” ~ 70 U’ School Board estimates which were much "°”UhlLl"`- A"‘Lh""‘ 'md I‘“° Tr°“b1"‘

larg 1 than formerly. There is a question D

as tn whether overj$l0.000 can be voted by 011;,

the council; he had consulted the Re- corder and his present opinion was that the city might grant it. llut lt. was a

PA`fMI‘1NTS'I`i) POLICY*-llOLDl‘:RS.

,_ _- ,__ _ __ __ l)eathCl»1ims _, _ $2.`1Ji,.'n~'li1>5

HA`\m"O) 8 MANMTARY' PH'U` ‘L lu' lilaiurerl Fudowments _ __ . _ _12Z,.'>t~'7 U0

B"-I'I0"5Nl"”"° Payments to Anauitants _ __ __ _*,271 ill

GENTLEMEN:-Your Directors respectfully submit for your consideration their

report of the businesss for the year ended December dist, 1003, with the Financial

Statement duly audited.

__ N P We are glossed to inform you that, in all branches, the business was of a most

| | Bfhtilying c aracter, and that the new business was largely in excess of that of any

other year in the history of the Company. The surplus earnings were such as

__ enabled us to continue the same very liberal scale of distribution. to the Policy~

laaolldsgrzeizls inttilze past. deatihbralte was alighstly in advance or ihat or 1002, but sgill wr*

_ . . ,_ ow eexc o. d h b li - _- __

3l`l9S IS l..8fl 0V€f` il l NEXT Mfiel- THE “RRNIER EX! RDI HON' creasing for some tilée, andnfor this p:5ts;is::we:|erh?Jlzl11;l:atT::ly nfdgergiyuua y e Km" H E""°N” "I" H"

_ NEW_Al_f!D OLD BUSINESS- The applications received for new business were

Dr, Marsh, a wall-known agtmhgmgr |14 §3,ol8 for $a,l13,il2., of which 47 for $72,511) were declined. The Policies issued were

Discussed. iuvned by Capt. Hemi" t0,“ (_ I .l,.l§§3 for $5,011,300, and the amount of insurance now in force is $37,5R7,551.5tl, under

D 1T;Agya!ENTs 'go régttcv-11oLDaRs-The payments tn Poiieytoiaere wars- Dinloweiic Uorvewasstroualy represent-

t , "ir '» ~_ 1 - 1 z ~

'C0ll!10ll WHS held last "IBM" The be E' H' B0m“er` cmd Temph" of the SdrfpluB,$977m3Dl) 33;,Annu‘l{t_lesI;“il;'lv~lI5‘(§u'Il:’1tail;-fllZ8"l2lgluldhased >l;)l‘mlee’ $;£1tl"n"l8' ed'

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'full Council was present except Cuun. Infernational Lodge. I. O. G. 'l`. >&1, Total Disbursements, $Ti0,~i~ii).7~l. Excess oi income ovhr ex endlture,$7:-i I

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Woons'ro<'1<. March 14 -Special-George Grange ?,,(v}e{;s19(l1l5s,:;?$i;l?,rr,n-,~%l_r())3_L° $u`88Z`90'i M’ the low] Assets an 8"`m8’w2'U’ an in ’i`

minutes, etc.. Mayor Kelly welcomed Dr. Gee of New Canaan shot and fatally LIABILITIES _The mm] L|nbmL|es are w(y,~(;r22_l_19 including the requisnq re_ Lhe iliufdcf' Of C505- -l'l9» 5° Urn"-

ghmiefi 1\1i|1|e(;e@_h|,,¢0u_t,1u Wm, Wh,-,m serve oi' $li,`iiil7.'7l4.ri1) for the security ofI’ol1cy-holders, computed at 4 per cent., 115 per I

Sl RPLL S-The Surplus of the Companys standard of valuation is $iilii,ll1i$i_ iii;

The _,homing W," the result of her “__ and an Government standard $878,466.00. The increase in Surplus is $117,-1:43.22

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Sem SM ° 1° “Y ~ W '"1 ._....°:.z?§. .;:;:'..:. .1612 ....°.:.':°.‘1‘;::.rf“i..:‘_°11“:'.r:.§’_ .1":..;:';.".1.:'°.':.,i.“.:i;

_ even. oN 1|. n1.s111v, out ide anythi» l h d l t' h _ _ _ - < ~- t , _

'cmbhe BSklf`8 H refund TUV 55006 hldawalll _ pallmd lntcredtgvgerrzz uarizdguglly lxeillxzdsl? thldrecbgldyfrtghly ;?llil8pg\l,;l;¢‘ll11<L;i1Tt.lnT']d;lt1Tait of Nevem hmm in A “Mull don of mms’

H»\|»"`AN~ Milrdh 14-(SDftC1llll-W0l<l the close oi the year, most ofwhicb has since been paid, ' the llrltlsh four-uiaated barquc 1-‘ails ni

The Executive Committee examineii all thesecurities, and com ared them with Hausdule arrived hum' 2:"-I days hom

hich mfr, hare [gr we Wes; Uohsgvf the records, all of which were found correct, and in accordance with the statement LlV€fP00l~

herewith submitted.

You will be called upon to elect four Directors, in thc place ofthe Hon. Mr»

Justice Britton, Francis() Bruce M P I Kerr Fisken and (`eo A S ‘il

A Sl'IiI'RISING DISCOVERY, whose term of oiiioa has eicplred, liutlall 'whom me eligible ior’reelect'ion.omervl B'

Ou behalf ot th B

ROBERT EL 'IN, I’ _

You will be surprised in trying Caizarr- 8 Mm M X resident

_ ‘e th lt arrl nin,t ntd ath to th milt- LEIJGER \SSl‘ll`S-Dec_Illst, 1902 . _ _ , . . _ . . . , _ _ _ _ _ , _._ _ 5 i'itit‘,IlIiIi_.`-1 - _

pwceedlnus Should he mogul hh, how] ,Unger Rslrmse |nf:B€|uR she Wspismoryi I " " ' inflammation curablci Of course, if

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Complete outfit, $1,011; small size 25c. #_

ruggists or N. C. Poison Co., Kingston 3* i

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question ift.l1eincrea.~ae could nt preset t be granted thc tcar-in-rs; it would mean increased taxes to the citizens and this 'he did not think could be lm posed at the present time.

Recorder Haszard explained the law re-

garding assessment for school purposes and thought the council had power to grant and increase if they chose t0 Hike the re punsibility of doing so without further legislation.

Coun. Paton advised that the matter be

allowed to lay over till next. meeting and honor ,md “med that the repn.,,c,,mLive a motion moved by Conn. ll1own,.sec0nd- fm. ‘yard Three be cha|rm,m of R com_ ed by Colin- R030” L0 that "ff*`°l‘ °‘“""l°d' mittee preferably the marketinasmuch as

Coun Rogers moved iliat the stone I

crusher W0rlH'lll'H R05 51-53 ‘* ‘l“Y' (~’°“"h were on four or ilve committees.

Brown, Paton, Hooper, Prowse and Alley

endorsed the lnotifiil Wl\lCh Wil" “"“"l' was willing he would have no objection mouely c»irrlcd.` to Coun. Alley being chairman.

Ooun Brown moved, slconded bY C0110 Paton and supported by (/nun lleddin, I

that the carpenters receive $1.75 a day me market commm§.e_

Motion carried.

Coun Paton explainefithat the request markat, electrlc wlrmg should be Of WG-'kH& C0- “'55 “Wife Lhmw" ‘mt done before the piastering; and thc City Bild U18 l‘€f\U\d WM um" passed WMU” he Surveyor was instructed to draw plans

Cnun Paton was in Ottawa

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Couns PHLOD “Wi Bmw” “"1 Mr' Council then adjourned.

Crabbe 1=hould_be treated as Mr. Wl'l‘/IU* Mayor Kelly and Couns Provise and Rogers protested against establishing the rlnci le of making reiunds,:the M1170?

v D o _ _ pointing out that the city would have to know the naiurr- 0? their nilrne nt, and

tl 1 S have not hoard of llr. Ul11\~1c`.-1 (lint-

make refunds to everyone who had stone ;;l(`\r\nY“s the only nhsoluw "nd Runmm( 0

sidewalks placed in front of their premises C

on Queen Street. arent-uiinrer ask ymzriiciglilims about

Conn. Reddin moved, seconded by l:‘i~*iE<¥`*““l' Ul'°i’f"'“l""“~ ll l""" “'”“"

Conn. Brown, that Mr. Crnbbe be Dilld I $18. Carried on following division.

Ayers;-Paton, Brown, Rcddin and

Hooper.

ya e,-1>r6wse,a\1ev Roster*

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Conn. Prcwee Rave notice that he would C

at next meeting introduce s by laW L0

provide for anzelectrlcal inspector. ` ( Cohn Hooper moved, seconded by Loan.

Paton,that ll. M. Davison and lr. U-

mner na city wdit»°"-

Conn. Reddin moved in amendment

_ _ ,|. it ted Lv,

seconded by Uoun. Brown that R. V pathetic nervous system s s un Jil*

Lgngworth and li. B. Miller be auflli0rs~

The amendment was lost on following ,

division _ l

AYUBI-Refldln. All¢Y~ n'°"'“' plexus in supplying the power which runs

Nl!!!-H0°D¢!‘. PFOWHFI R0¥°""' Pawn' the machinery of di cation ani so cures

C Brown gave notlcc to reconsider nervous r\ygpcm1|a,lleadaohe, dill! BD¢llB thdwlrestion at next meetinil “ml md", mmkness'

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Conn. Paton reP0\'i»°d *ML th’ ‘rd mr

the continuation of Highland rvienus would cost $400. The deed ws* 0 GN

to be executed.

CW-_ Hooper ,poke of makin!! 0 oonnuziz on hetwter Prince and School 1 Streatn.He did not thb k the council wouii incur the exveI1"P- Th” ‘“°“'" "” allowed to stand over. \ ‘

S akin of Mr Cdllhfcmlm omm' S

D0 R ' “° '° 1*: 'z';;‘. burned because the ra na I

d b the oil!-

opagam listen said It was almost im pos- sibletokeeh D" W’ 65"" wan' Mo"

mm gg needed than the town can afrcni.

1-.. su-get apmmlttee had done their

bac. , bv

1~h¢m;`\.nfwa\ len with the iinlvwi

with power to settle.

The hm" of R_ K. Brace was allowed

to Ile on the table.

The City Clerk was instructed I0 “ll for lenders for Ulm* f°" "h° °"'7‘

ncrlts being passed from friend to friend

Queen insurance companies, died sud-

icnlv to night. _

energy, the vital force of the human body.

ofthe petit_ion was grnntefl.

regarding fire proof plaster was discussed and Couu. ilooper said that the con tractors had their plaster already pur~ chased.

Ilr. Alley was appointed n member o

the Street and Market Committees.

Conn. Alley thanked the Council for the

n some cases some of the councillors

Conn. Hooper saldii chairman Brown

Conn. Brown did not at present feel

ncllned to give up his chairmanship of

(Joan. Rogers pointed out that the

nd tenders be called for the same.

ONE IN FOUR l’El`¢S1ONS

One per.-ron in every four suffers more r lcss from itchln piles. Soinc do nDt

uri- forihis distressing disease. Ifyou

npulurus a result. nf thc novvs of lis

Additional Assets . . , . , . . . .._

l’ureba.~c<i Policies. _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ ,, _,__ 31,1172 in Surplus paid to Policy-holders. _ . . ,__,, 77,1100 'JH _

ing for anelcctrlc light at the corner oi -'f' -l lllilfl 5l_1 Douglas and Shawn” Street* The Dwyer All other payments _ , , _ _ , _ _ _ , , , . _ _ . _ , _ _ _ _ , _ ,_ . __ S 232,123 1.4

The letter of McKinnon and McNevin ._ ‘4

1_r~:Do12n Assrsrs. `

Debentures and iiands Account Value __ _,_ S 2_ii1:¢_!i'14 07 Mortgages . _ _ _ . . . . _ _ , :¢,:i:i|_|i1ii 12 Loans on Policies _ _ , ,_ __ _ _ Titl,>i2l3 08 inane on Loan Cornpany stocks _ __ . iU,00ii 00

' Liens r.nPo1it~ies_.___._.__ ,, :1i_1»ss oz iltca11<Istni_e _ . ._ __,iii_.»'»o1.~<5 Real Estate Company'.~1IIea1i Qfllce ___ , __ , , _ 21,1132 Bi All other items, including cash in llanks and nt li. 1) ,_ _ __ _ _.il 2-iz Us

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'l`()TAL ASSETS _ _ . . . , _ _ , _ _ ,_ . S

LIABll.I'l`ll£S.

Reserve on Policies in force 4 p. c., 3,5 p. c. and ll p. c. . .$0,617,714 H11

All other Illabllltics _ _ . _ . _ _ _ . _ . . _ _ _ . _ . _ . _ _ . _ _ . _ . _ _ . . . . _ . _ ... :'»‘~2,501l fill

New Assurance _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , , ___ S l_ii27,RTt<

Assurance in fort-is _ _ _ __ Income__._______. Aseei_s.__,_ _

Surplus (Cn|n§»1\ny`.- Stanfiarrti

The recon of progress during the past ilu years is shown in the followin il ur-rs

for each 5~ycar period: -

Surplus Ccmpany’s Standard 4 p c 31-2 p c and 3 p c *$61 Surplus Government Standard 4 l-2 p c and3 l-2 ~ e-$87

.\\u literl and found correct.

.l. M. SCITLLY 1", C. A.,

.l. SCULLY I-Auditors. (PEO. \\'lf(}I‘I.\'AS

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The growth ofthe Company during the past year may be seen in the

tnl.le:f-

111412. isvia. In

s :.,<i11,:iac

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_ __ _ _ ii-I, |ii.>i,!l2il _ _ _ _ _ l_1iiii_(llll~i

_ _ _ _ _ G,i:'>tl_7Ni) 7,‘.I!|tl,fs`>;i , _ _ ,_ ,_ ~li|9,l.`1ll |iiii,iifi§l

'RS-lL2,ii`>Zl 83 spent months in a hospital under A pilc

Imum Q2 specialist.

/.2ii~_',>i.1¢ 05 ap

$ii_liill,-'_’l lil ‘lil

6,633 46 <1' 6,465 67

following op

DEATH OF IMSLIRANCE MAN

.\ioN"r1uca1.,lifinrch ll.-George Simpson, madlnn manager of the li0Yi\l Bild

THE SOLAR PLEXU5

ls the largest nerve centre in thc svm

>ark of the stomach, and supplies nervous o the stomach, heart, iunilfl- l¢|‘l“° "»

lver etc. By creating nerve force Dr.

asc’s Nerve Food directly aids the solar

SPRIN l

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Year l Income |x,_T,{_;',',hr,‘,|;,E‘r), Assets Surplus A

slsiiriiixrte

M,,,,_,,°,,,__,,,,,,s_ DOES YOUR FURNITUR

,,,,,,g, F,,,,,,,.,,, NEED REPAIRINC1 P

Now is a good time to have it done. , -

BQOKS Broken legs, arms and backs brought to our hospital _ LIMITED,

will be speedily set and made as good as new. ‘

nd magazines forithe LADlBI$.t Sole Agents for Iiuttericlps imtterus,

r w n er .

ExP°°*°d ‘my ‘Y Pe we have a good line of furniture covers and an expert cts. A bil! Sf°Ck uphcisterer. Our work is always well and cheaply done.

John Newson

|873 1878 lti8Il 1888 1893 1898 1903

115 lli_4Il5 I -5

>1,i1~'7 $ 23,141 | S `.'>,1rs4 | S 1:.4.~<7 142,019 2i»,14i1

as ssss 5:1'1,7tt'» I -111,761 121 5117 1,:11:x,s.r1 11:13:17 212 27: ;:,59.1,424 220 izn

s_'»9,11T5 4,1:1c,121l l 271,191; 4u:1,721 7,'z1»s,n52 a1a,¢rrs

ssued, and will in due course be distributed among policy holders and

nsurante.)

W. H. RIl)i)ELI.,

Secretary.

IZ.lHl_llll 17,751,107 22l,7ll:i,il7i» 3i7,r'>?iT,.`>_'»i

The various reports having been adopted, the retiring Directors we

mouslv re-elected. After a number ci able and thoughtful addresses made by members of the Board, prominent Policy-holders, the agents and

meeting adiourned.

The,Directors mst subsequently and rc-zlecterl Mr. Rohort Melvin,

Mr. Alfred Hoskin. K. C., First Vice-Prcsiiienv; ann the lion. Mr. Justin

Seconfi Vice-Present ofthe Company for the ensuing year:

(Booklets containing full report., comprising liste of death and cndowm

rmairi, of securities held, and other interesting and instructive particulars,

re unanlf

others, the

President: e iirltton,

ent claims

RUBBER BALLS

0"" Rem" pN,"¢,¢¢|; petition ask'

V >____ .,_.¢..¢....,._»._ _ _ _

_ ,_ _1 _ '£ ,1 __ P __V _ -_,___ __.. __ _... ~...-_ »~~~~f L.. _. -“‘*l -

Siilllll lllll

LONDON, March l~i_-(Spec'ul)-The

King held the second levee of thc season to~day.

llarge crowds lined the route along hich the King drove in state and the

111:11 IN 1~:1_E1~'1'1t1r'1|la1N_

()_~-1N1r~'c, N. Y , March H -iSpecial>- bomaw Tobin was to-day elecirocuted for

_o1\<. vovarsr-: AN11rw'1~tN\'.

SAN l"1ta_\'1'1.si D. March l~i.-(Special.)-

ftcra voyage of nearly eight moni.l1s,

IS IT CURABLE ?

A Question Often Asked by Those ‘T Aaiicied with P1165.

lsasiralned _joint curablel Is local

properly treated. So is piles.

People often become aillictcd with pile.-1

and ask some clri “chronic” who hat always persisted in the wrong treatment

thus a <li:=ea_se that can in e' cry ca.~c bc

Pyramid Pllc Cure will cure thc. most

congested part:~',1educes thc lurncrs instantly no matter how large, allays the inflammation and stops the aching or

itching at once.

Thousands who had resorted to

c_\'p-:naive surgical treatment lmve been cured by thc I’yrn1x1ld l’ile (lurr---in a - number of iiistwnccs persons who had

It is a remedy that none nr-ed fcar i.,1 _I

swollen and i11fla1nc'i hcrnorriioldal tumors. ‘

if you are niillcted with this ~tubhorn

disease you can master it and master it

This rem(-dy is no longer an experiment, in

butamcdicalccrtainty,nnd is sold by rm uggls'Scvt‘rywherc for fifty ucnisa M-

pu-kage_

\VriteI’yr1\1nid Drug Co., Marshall,

‘iiir-h., for their free hook on thc cause 4|: and cure of piles. Q1

lckly. rc

Although Persistent Reports Have so Stated

Alexlefi" Bribing Manchurian Band-

its-laps Caoiure Korean Spies -Latest Russian Troop Movements.

1-our A|1'rH1'1r. Nor in-:~r:ari-11/.

l.0N110_\', March i»i-(Special)-'l`ht-re are

persistent reports of the evacuation of

Port Arthur circulated, but latest advices

show they are not correct.

xciti-:AN si-1i:_- 1A1r1'1,'u1~:1».

The Japanese have rapture-vi several

Korean spies selling information to the Bus~ian.~4_

Tlilrllr '|`¢> IIIIKH li-A1\'UI'l‘S.

It is said Admiral Alcxieii has oil`cred

large bribes to Manchurian bandits to

oppcsi- the Japanese.

T0 ()I'I’i)`»E -'AI' I.A.NDI.'\'f-.

The Russians are concentrating at

Fulanticn and l"unflmw,or1 the west coast

of the Liao Tung peninsula, evidently

ani.icip\ting the Japanese landing.

COLDS ARE DANGEROUS

llow often you hear it rcmarkctii “1t`s

ntl naturally be discourages them by °“ly " L`”l‘l-N "ml il [UW ‘lf*Y"l l'\l»9F ll`i\"l

65" W3 57 “ning them “mtl their CMG ,S hOpeIu»__ tl111i.I_l1e1111in1s on his buck with pnculn- ‘ " ‘ l They |n tum ,1l,wur,,K,_ mhcp, ,md on|n_ 'lh1_~.|snf ~uch common occurrenr<~

that 11 void, however slight, should not be

cured by careful and skillful handling is *ll”rcW“"l9‘l- Ul‘““'l‘C"l“lU`~* CUUKYI HPFIV allowed to sup thc, energy oi’ tliousiirirls ‘ who might flee thelrisclvcsoi the Lrouhlci l"‘““‘"0nl"' IL “lW“y" ‘f\""`»" "ml l* Dleflfi' in 8 few ,\M__,_ ant to take For sale bv ull liruggists.

-dv cuunl.e1‘at'~ any Tomi(-|1i'y lowarik

$ 7715.41!! 74 aggravated case of hemorrhoids in an A _`* ' -D' astonishingly short time. It relieves thc

AT FHEDERICTON.

I’1112111-;1<1\'1'n,\', March li_-An rldi-rly

im in namerl Ul1a1'lL'e Sprnul fcll on the sidewalk here this evening anti fr1\ctur~ 1-ri his right hip, Ile was <'.o11\'cyeil to his houu-1n1\n1\||1bular\t‘<» and his condition 1,111-|1J1't\‘l tube1|i1ii\~~1'rious.

Ili(-yt-liste and all athletics rlcpcnd on

lI~I.\"I`l1I~lY`S Ilinimcrit t0 keep the

ply ,Wen Lo the mm, aggravated }J|11t~1li|11bcr|\11<i u1u_\`clcslnt,rlm.

NIISSIONARY KILLED.

i'iur_\i|\, Persia Iiiurnh il_~f\'1-ws has ached here that llr. lndori, an Amer- anmi~~i0nary,h1\s been killed 011 the rl in Kimi. l)et»\ii\ ni' the occurrence ` e la<~l;|ng.

augur. coma. noavn-men, ann inner mreq nienm nro quickly rvlierwl by Crt-soleno lili-t-. tru cents per lxix. All druggistm

New spring coats, newlii-r1111\n _iavki-t,~ llnrlles ser the new spring 1'm\i\ 1lir<-rt

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