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THE

News

for Saturday

this morning three children,

the veal returning from board-

ing school, where it was said she had Cummings. _gn is love Adair. T0-IONTO. Sept 27-That a fasterlph

Presents, social affairs and friend- line of steamship must run from St§gi-

lhips did not deter her, and wlienulohn or Halifax to various pointsiPs her parents saw she was deterininednn the West Indies and that better ,dn

they did their utmost to make her change her mind.

She left home, however, and set snil

today for Europe, where, she told her friends she would seek seclusicn for the rest of her days.

The young woman is wealthy in her

own right. ' _ ,

ST. JOHN, N. B., Sept. 28.-Mrs

Catherine Kelly, widow of Michael J. Kelly who was killed on the Dozi- aildson line steamer Orthin on the night of Sept. 8, has decided to take action against the stealnship comp- any for damages for her busband’s death, and has engaged John A. Bar- ry to proceed for her. Mrs Kslly's-ae~ tion will ‘be brought under the Work- rnen's Compensation Act, and she will ask for damages to the amount of $1,500 the maximum allowed un- der the act. . Michael Kelly, it will 'ue renlemller-

ed, was at work on the steamer Or- thin at the Pettlnglll wharf loading coall A large sling which he was handling moved, and 'ily its weight swung Kelly who attempted to stop it. over the open hatchway, and he Isl through the bottom ,of the steam- er, a distance of 30 feet. Some of his comrades heard him full but when reached him he was cloud.

Coroner Berryman einpanelled n

1|1_r-y, and an inquest was held. In their verdict the jury declared that Kelly's death was due to el mistake on the ,part of the winchman operat- ing the winch at No. 1 hatch ‘on the

Orthia, and recommended that in fu- h ture. when workmen were at work TW

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home :md friends to go a couple of horses, which he raced ov- hu where she will enter the er the Maritime Circuit and from province had 8 wngrncg to remember

Dame, at Namour. ,Halifax he goes to Cape Breton and the names of his host of new re1a_

determined to ta.ke;P. E. Island, going from there ‘oackfi

to Bangor. He is a son of Donald

' " nf resize or 33.5 'mis Ainliwe News nnai-r uno -.,

'£g’c:¢_m°;=:.° um fum, "nga 0f[Beptember I9 said:--T_wciity one:BRAm_,gy._[n um ma, ie. inm gross earnings . lnryesi-s nge 'rlioniss smiflyscn of John to william sed the eight mouths were 51.20.044- , F- smiths f°.|'|”°'lY Uf ““9p““» bm' son, weighing nine pounds. Congra- i Gross eaminzs <1ar¢¢lv rumour) 11°" 0,* -““’1°"*» "Wi *° 90918” tnintinns. i for the three vacation months were: C0l\1m~»lB Ind 5| °°" °" his hr" YOUNKER-At North Wiltshire, on

. - . i it 1. li hi il li li . . _ _

,J.$,é1:s1,z15, July, 1»9.eso, august. v fn _hte "rf" :mei elxszd gsm his S.-ip;.k13tli, 130:, to wilnui- and urs

,$8 ', _ ous er, a o

su|,”"|m.‘_ l i»l'r'rsr1a1.n, llnss, sept zl-The deserts" 1111 1“°¢|=°\‘ hed “md 0fn_iinN_1,, this city 0,, septem-

»f ;,~°,ff-f-.,~;i»-»~f», ,;,~ i;':.i».l“:.:@.;i:s:.:e:°:i..i.i:.':. .i ,ef ;,<;,i-»»- ni 0

'gg oar over e ` u Son vcr a e _ . _ en, adau er.

_ ipsum of the ,mtabk Hudso“_F,,1¢_on sisters-in-law. bratherswn-law, ndpfh SMITH_At the Lot” Hcteh North

ll Nl . g ews and nieces and grand nephews °°‘"m'Y °°l°”mu°n' nn t° the lot °t theland nieces with 'whom he was not n“su°°' °“ SUN- 15th to Wesley ~P. tn, km, Massachusetts yestetrdsy_ wig: Xhstiacquainted and Mrs. Smith a non, weight nine mnrdei- bH1l00!l. the proper Y 0 6 *F0 T t ,Q1 mm t th te,n~ pounds. Congratulations.

¢_|~,m,_ and an shooqng nad; Club, of New England, after ns-__ <2 in Q0 _ucehm _roihere exs diggs _.» _ .o, th, ,md ,B ,,,,,,,,,y ,,,,,,.-ing from tins my ni4.oo n.in._ nnii- gag §__{_;°»__°___ H~_;____ (___ the Y Oli magignn .

city, two weeks ago lug ed across the border into i\eiv York ho been ¢omp|¢4»_e|y solvodjg along the course of the Hudson for u beyond the shadow of 501110 males d“1\d £“f§&_§B;‘:m‘i’n d§:__l; lm,

n£;;s:vn¥|l:E;dt;~:t £22,128 ?I‘:ll;§, s<?niaal25 miles from Pitts- msmnc hnmestend' '

t 1| ¢ field airline.

m °“»Fn'i'§1yiiJm.f$°.§'“n° '"f2`nmn°i HALIFAX. sen: _2"_1-lgmy gi uie,§,,

0| m\ll'\‘l°l’ Will 'DB 111860 H58- iggcgxfifitfgn igagk zggirgcthi w;‘;|Nine f thu survivin twelve meziiuers

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g gh 4 i- will Rudy Kflp was driven in the free-for- °

';,°,;,,0f: 558', will y be nil and Lennnni wilson in the 2.40 ;°

to the body, pace stake. The driver Cummings is of 2g_._B¢mad9t.in, Halifax boy, who left here in 1896 ab

glibc bc¢;“¢if;_1_l_ 20°Y98l`-01l§‘l‘_‘£"-h M' Hltilufxd a“'§;_‘;b§';’_L:°Bitn“t°3~ there nre sixty one grand children

enry mw e, mayoro _ e now con s _ govt, 1i~

A fashionable gnpni-b,fMc. He came to the Provinces with `

;dis :Ed _im su ,in lro

tributing service must be establish-‘

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e West Indies In consc uence f

ti Ni# _tr ‘I-I da er

l hl-Ion W. S. Fielding. a member of t 'th 'all m He lnted out that fifteen kn I se _service, and every knot meant ii. con-' siiderable increase in mc/liey. ! "li wonlo be in nonininsu height!

‘and passenger service. 1 uni ,ine of| those who tl.'luk Canada should not: itake second place in uny'.liing,” ri-i

'plied Allan. 1 . "l'm glad to b`ear you suiy \-o_ _for t'nat's my belief, too, only l'ni| li ,to pay the hill," rejoined Mr Iflrlrl ; in

hlfsliand's dontli was cnused ‘y ne li ber 27-Ashdod thc' little hamlet

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gencc. It ls believed that this is the_"fi\~¢ milfs from nnwlini-¢," wlieriiigqeegt Mcmtary n W re mm move

UFS* BCUUH bfflught in UNH Province with singing and prayer, the end ol' ' ___ under the Workinen'a Compensation the Wm-ld nm; bnen awaited for tn.; q,mCK NOTF Act. _ __ ` lpast week by the Tribune Immersion- ` ____ "

I-IALIFAA, Sept 21--Although the

tourist: season of 1909 has practically A _ul _ F 1,1 d f th l Dom*-'il M°D"“gan» Bangor' ‘ms ~ ..“#‘=.i“‘:.’ fi?-E33” 1-331; ‘i°f\»~5c;;‘.l°'l‘::;r.‘: e..:";;.;a§§§.’l;‘:i°’:. n.aoouwawl eorle nts dm 'g' gl tht- _ ' ~ line next season. The proposal of :irc I Oiiyeiliosugtllirty rl; Harding, (.l'aha_rn’_llorirl.

the Eastern Steamship Line to run

stemmers between Boston and some ' 5 V _ E » _ _ , port in uw imwrn shore of the 1£§§.,f°fvnti}§§ giiifgfeifrfi-.fnfrni li.`§1°i'=*‘” 1"‘”f’S ““ th" "’°"‘““““ “"“‘”" P"°"m°° has a]"°“dY been 9P°k°n 0( conrmunicants, have been packed u'i.f'i“n [Ur.h“° Berkshire hogs: _ , hui' in ghese c0|umn,,_ From other soup and the sandy roads lending to thgis-ilrc disposed nf nine, for ilictdluéc ces new comes the report that there odd “tue settlement Bw no lOnge,.fil\1FPUS0S- Um' “'35 -“Old U0 JOM' will be at lcriat another line of stca- 'crowded with the cur10us_ l\l0Lf¥=l¥l.»W<'0d 1Hlf*~“dSZ t“'0_ 110 Geo mers running to Nova Scotia from, That the rigid purification dwg m.e,\Vuml, Pownal; and the unlance to the United States, probably Boston. lover for the pmsent was convincinglyitivo Farmers' Inspltutes. Mr Brodie

A report has been current around shown ¢0,3.ay_ During the m,,c¢;,,|_:_;_ ialso captured ci,-;hti pri'/.es for pota.

tm Ui-Y fm' the DHSY1 (BW (NYS that the bakers in the neighborhood towns itfms- . ' the Plant line will, next season, have which have been Supplying me Imfi ` ---- UPPOS"-l°n in their B°'»“f0“ 0-Hd HUM' m-ersionists with quantities of food: A' A- ‘“"H‘“h~ :"1“r';h6”m' has mm frlx service. Whcth`cr anything fur- stuffs_ noticed that “tho 8, large ,his prize winning, yearlilig filly, sired ther in this line will be done it is majority 0| the me},,\,e,~S were Nw. by the iiiipoiitcd Hackney Stallion. hard to say. A number of people Englandm-5_ ther,-, was no (iczhnnd for Fnsliioncr. to Mr (liirrnn of New- lpokcn to in regard to this matter are Pics Today, however,'some of the foilrlillnnrl: lOl' which hc receiv;ed a. °f the 0Pi"l0U that th0l`0’iS F0001 f0l' large bakeries receivrd mi order for lam" l“`i“°~ H” ‘H50 “ld his lst another direct etoainsliip line bc- wo dozen and a half of pics fm- im. prize Yoriislili-e s»-»w,under 12 months tween Halifax and Boston. For the mediate deliver)-_ 'and his 1st prize boar, under 6 moutlis Dast,.few years thenumoer oftourists - ~, _ _ -lo Tlirimas P. Casa, North River; landing nt Halifax and going m§_':I`%:,}\e(3|(,Ji'11§fp$n§7§i;Sg§c;fil`)ingrfy also zi pair sows to J. W. Callback, forward to dlffercnt points in the ed when an-am Bmgth gonna ,Qt Siimmerslde; a 'noar to Frank Halli-

ists, was tonight practically -a desert-

main behind, and the general meet-

there before Canada's trade '.vill!wards served in the house and a

‘prove very much were the nlaiiilniost pleasant evening enjoyed. ggestions which accompanied much] Mr Sin'.th is grandfather to one M formation offered the West Indiesjiimily of six, another of tw0', anoth-

_ ynl commission this monziin-g. Qci- of eight, another of five, another

I J. D. Allan, one of the Torontolv.-f seven, another of three, anothhro-f ' Iboard of trade commissioners, who four, another of six, another of eight, H sited the West Indies two yearslinother of six. another of four, ano-_ o, complained of inefficient trans-:other of two and the end is not

port facilities ‘between Canada andiy-it in sight. .i

o cqnunissign, said he nndergtoodi-geometrical progression :ii_i`cl\\vou.‘.d 3 n reuson stnninern did not mn uglike some High School scholar _to

ports was oi-dar to quinkly reumgfigilre out the numnen of the family ore valuable ports to the soutl\.,S0V9l1fY five YCIIFS heme- A

D0 a ot ' '

rvice was 5 high rate for f;-gight,"WFiA'T CARE I HOW FAIR ' SHE C

| Shall I like li hermit dwell.

mon who has to ¢011Sid°1` Whose ~.\tti-llnitnil tn"S§ir wnlter Raleigh.

Sept.. 22nd, Bradley, B

ons for n family raunioii,which was ld yesterday afternoon on, this

mith, still hulg and hearty-, was of urse the honored guest of the day.

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his direct family were present,

family of fift.e¢n,there_ ar-e,as stated his great grand children. Out of ovc, twelve surviving membaig

ing and nine gneat grand childnsn.

t the prodigal from the Pacific

es. Mr Prldham, of Amherst,was pres-

mestead at Nappan, issued invita- BOATES__RAMBAY__At Tyne valley

'rue ncaa ol clis clan, Jnlin F. LeLAcHEUR__He,{_At C,,,,,_,.,,¢,,,_

rty of his grandchildren and three M

The afternoon was pleasantly Sperrt M

on Wednesday 22nd by the Rev R. G. Sinclair, John A. Boates and _ Mazie J ._Ra.msa .

town, Sept 25,1909, by Rev Geo E. Ross, Percy behaclieur of Boston to Minnie Elsie Bell of Murray Har- bor, P. E. I. ARTIN-STUART--At the Queen Hotel, City, Sept. 28th, 1909, by Rev. Geo. Bl. Ross, William Martin to Mary Ann Stuart, both of Belle River. cLEOD-WOODMAN--At the Meth- odist Parsonage, Pleasant Valley. on Sept 23n;1 by Revl-I Pierce, as- sisted: by Rev G. A. Seller, John D. McLeod of Granville to Charlotte Mary Woodman, of Pleasam Valley. i

t with his camera and took _ a `f otograph of the grand* children and

-fnunn. _

triarcllnl Smith -and his sons and ughtcrs. A sumptuous supper was after-

We have constant references in

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e late delivery of goods by th_e_tliis paper to the big turnips, big 1"

‘Halifax route Canadian shippers hail§HU`uWUU1`l'i€‘S» \!i‘-C Ctiiis that Climber'

ther to pay extra to ship throughllnild can prodilce;wc nrc now curious M w York or suffer owing to r,1ow_t.i lenrii if the Joiln F. Smith family nnsit_ At present the grip fromiliiilds the record lor Cumberland. alifax to Barbados occupied nin.i‘Hail not death invaded their ranks yn. A line nl fifteen knot stenmwtlie nurilier of the three generations H H Could do the trip in six d.~.ys_ ,would have been ovei unc hundred.

We linve lost oxir_k‘nowledge ol

BE 7"

On n rock or in n cell, Calling home the smallest part That is missing of my heart,

To illestow it where 1 may

Meet n rival every day?

if she uudervulue me

What carol how fair she be 7

g. In answer to a direct qiiestl-iiil 1 , S r Clift.

e said he believed the trade v-'ri~;.RFV' J' W' SECREr1~ARY_ T_ C_ Jameg

orth struggling for, even if it hai. ____ M,-S Jam” Lewis

with their backs to the winchman an- ,C0 U0 Sllbsldilffd- ` ` T ONT() ge t_ 25,. The M01-all . J. Fitzgerald.

°“‘°' ma” °h°“1‘l be “Based if’ l=1v°‘ Tm’ ”"““““”‘°“ 1°"‘ fm" Bt ‘I°h“!irnr2§n ni'nnnti\Ii)n nl the lvleuionlst Mrs Dr R. Johnson

warning when the winch is operated. ,f0d“Y- cliiirch has appointed Rev J. W. Al- Hugh Warbllrwn Mrs Kelly in her action claims her. WEST DUXBUPRY, Mass., Septem- Rem of Amherst (N_S_)_.,,d,1i¢i0,,a1professor Cglligr,

Mrs Geo Full. David Scott, Cornwllll. Mrs Deacon `

Mrs W. H, Aitken.

Ernest Rice.

Mrs Capt. Taylor lVi‘lss Fannie Johnson ,

eat grand children, also of the M

cDONALD-At Westport, Mendocino County, California, on Sept 6th, 1909, Charles McDonald, aged 67. years and 10 months, ni native of Orwell Point. Queens County, P.

E. I.

cEWEN-At New London, Sept. 21,i 1909, Edward McEwen, sub-collec-I lector of Customs, aged 94 years _ 6 months. . OOPER-Died at North Milton on lvinndny evening, sept. zvili, 1909,' Mary E. Coles, beloved wife of John

R. Hooper, aged 66 years.

cDONALD-At Kinncss on Monday, Sept 27,1909, Allan H. Mcllonald,

aged 79 years.

CKENZIE-At Rose Valley, on Mon- day, Sept. 27th Donald Mclienzie,

aged 86 years.

OBBS-At Boston, Sept. 23, Henri- etta Webster, beloved wife of Hen-

ry Hobbs.

AVIDANT-In Charlottetown, Sept. 25th, 1909, Frank Saviduiit, in thc

25th year of his age.

RSENAULT-At Tryon, Aug! liltli, Gilbert Arsenault, aged 51 years. OOKE-At St. Avards, Sept, 30th,

1909, John Cooke, aged 78 years.

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AMES OF PERSONS VOI.UNTAl¢- ILY CONTRIBUTING TO THE PUBLIC LIBRARY, JANU- ARY TO SEPT. 1901!.

Name

5.00 2.00 2.00

Amount $

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ohn T. Cli-irkin.

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A. E. Morrison

W. F. Tidmarsh. ’ J. J. McDufl'. '

W. E. Bentley. C. Pruner.

-r John T. Mcllisli Mrs James Stewllrt:

Miss A. Weeks.

C. R. Smallwood. Walter Haszard. _ D. J. Riley.

Mrs D. Davies

Peter' Br"odie',' York wllo captured'

Cuthbert Simpson. Charles -J. Clufkc.

Miss Dutclier. Wallace E. Smith, I‘owno.l. A. E. Ings

Miss Haslam.

liss Susie‘Nnsii. Miss L. K. Scott.

/lrs Clements. Stanislaus McQunld. ' ~ Miss Blatch.

Fi-nnlr McLean, Long Creek,

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-P dr W :Chocolates simply rn-e-l-t

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Nioeelaces. Because

#ie knew that he wouldnt even think

of giving her @ ggliglrind but the !\¢__Lt. The delle- , tous, heavy, pure chocolate coating

in your mouth. Get a box today.

THE PHILLIPS 6: WHITE CO.. LTD. ST. JOHN, N. B.,Msl¢en.

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The next College year will begin

October 6, 1909.

'l‘he Institution offers a` c`oui-5 four years leading to thc clegre _

of Bachelor; of Arts; _a course °‘ four years, leading to the degree oi' Bachelor of Science; nnd Engng, i. ing course of two or three year.-, qualifying for entrance to the tliiri year ofthe large Technical Schools;

the degree ot Bachelor of l`heolugy_ and Special Courses for those dn. sizing only selected studies.

THB NEW CARNEGIB SCIENCE BUILDING iiiiiiful and finely equipped will add

iii iti-ri:iI]y to the facilities afforded future lstnilt-ills.

. Address,

The Re isfrar, _ “'ol¥vill¢, 'N. S,

N t DUCATION AL EXi‘l'lltT

has this to say ACADIALADIES’ SEMINARY

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“Whatimpressed the writer was the adhiirable system that pre-

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want not included we`ll order it.

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c interest which each one cenied to feel inthe work of cday. An education under uch conditions is indeed a rcaiassei.” .

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‘ijiiiicitional Review for February. 1909

'_l`lii-iiew catiilogiie for |909-I9lo, giv i-_» iii il' 'iiil t`ii'.l iiiviii-million courerlliiig \‘.l'l-!.\`l". - Ul~`l"|".l`l|~I|7. TEACHERS ;l‘lLil|\'(l§_ lfQi.‘ll’\Il'1Nl`, and the `.\'>lIl<|’.\.\':¥FIi5 .-\l)`.".-\NTA(}ESOIlly .\»<<il.lg at lim- :»\-hr.-nl can be had by .,i:il_\'iii-J in ll;i- l'rll\"ip:ll.

DR H. T. DEWOLFE.

\\"uifvill\*. N. S.

NORTON COLLEGIATE ACADEMY .\!illi;i\i-.I \\-:iii Arnrlii University A RESIDENTIAL SCHOOL lliwipt-ii.~ Sirpiouiher 8, 1909.

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Triistworlliy and Trouble-

lro if. ‘\ illotoi' flint will never fall to irilig you liolue. . io Crank Case Explosions

a course of four years, leading to

Mrs G. A. Matliieson.

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Every Robert’s Motor, is fit-

rlflfitlrréo lgrnvinces hns been iiicreas- (;in,.m,_,,,ti on de pennsylvania Ram clay, Eldon, and one to R. H. Monsc,

nu. yan t is suinmsr on nearly ever . » Kensin t li. 4 trip 'the Plant. line gtanfnwrg 1,3;-B has; way' crashed mtl) the Caboose of B ,___ Z f)___, _‘___ ___ _ ____ __ __ ,

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that the niayolrity of thu tourists have only stayed ln the city ov--r night, going out into the Province the next mornin-.;. With larger nnd more boats txiere is every reason to believe that the tourist travel to Nova Scotia, through Halifax, will be greatly in. creased.

BOSTON, iiept 27»-The recent vis

lt; to Nova. Scotia. .if is purity iii' pro- milwllt ilirectors of the Hianteri. Steamship Company has aroused ii great.. deal uf interest in transporta- tlga circles hors. _.'__heri: nns been sl :relief in some quarters that the Company is plan. ing. tpjlnmediately inaugurate n H.Q6ton-Digby service, but lt can be stated on the best of authority that this ll-not so. ‘ ’%hst»ver the incurs plans nr nie company may be, it can lie siifcly ltatld that it will content itself with an improvement of its Isiistnn~St John service next year. A lending nf- ificial of the company has practically' adrnftted to The Morning Chronicle correspondent that the line will place an additional steamshlp on this route next summer, and that any tentative plans it may have for cstabllshlnl; n Nova Scotia service are being held ln nbeyance.

'l_‘he Eastern Steamship Company

has just had one,ol the most proeplfr-~ ous seasons in its history. and for the fiscal year it will probably earn 10 per cent, on its $8,000,000 capital stock. For the eight month ending Aug 31, 1909, the company onmaq net for interest and dividends $400,-I

Tuc locomotive plowed through tho,

caboose tearing it into shreds, and, setting fire to the debris. ‘ Sir bodies were recovered within ii. few iiiliiiltes after tiie crash, while. the fluincs were eating up the splint-‘ ci~e'l cars. Sixteen of the injured were dragged from the ruins. MoNc'ru;», sept. zx-|,spn¢lnb-

Vrovlncinl authorities will be given tliirge of iiiiitters in connection with

gi- preachers" whose headquarters,

uri' at the Gorge, near Moncton, nndi coiicerrilng whom startling coinplsin-, ts have been received by the l’n1lcc from England, alleging that the “;,-ri, preachers” have induced many youngi xirls in the old country to leave, their homes, and afterwards ensnnred them into lives of shame. . The circulars received from England quote many startling incidents aiid- the police are in further oommunlcrl-` tion with English authorities. =

Emergency

€ First aid to the sick and

a injured is. most im-

pormnt. It may check mherwise serious results.

That is why every home

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Cralii s, Cholera Mozlius, Colds, :md mnny other ordinary troubles are

quirk relieved-ami the patient nindc wcll »by intcrnzll .sc of this 99-

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year-oil lenlcdy. - _

' For Sprnins, Scalds, Bnlises, Cuts, Neurrilgia, etc. . ]o|inson's Anodyn

There is a :ood deal of excitement Linimciitgiwsgulck relicfwhenalfecttd parlsnrt thoroughly bathedwuli it

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superior full iuhlc sire best iicwv c ubme lilid we iilivn lliliusaiids of lheiii lhsin away absolutely fret on thc following plan. \\`llll tvcry dol!iir`:-i vvorlll g-.mils we will ,Qlvs two tiiulnlers.

and we piirpnie givi i

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in some of the rural coinmunitles ` I ` V I , L ` 'A I ` nm, Moncton where the "go prwm _. < ssiein zen uni :sos sawn. pw _ ___ arg" have been at wo,-k_ , _f ilyssnssls nsa ssnsiissas. I- S. Johnson li Co., Boston, ‘, . ',, K _ li

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fnmlly divisions have lollnwnu in nlin1"" " ' ' ' ""'"“' ' """ " " '"““°""‘ " *' - , T111* LOW lfrlie Store, wake of the preachers visits, 5.-,mi-' Sunnyside Chimwn

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liuting freely to the cause. i ‘ - - ~ ' '

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Satisfaction Guaranteed

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clysizii fancy pattern and It won't cost tlicm one rl ut Ci me cririy mill coiiic often.

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hey last., y oii have only to see them to admire.

, cd with apntented appliance .v iilcll abr-oliltely preveuisb-.lck firing or Crank Case explosi- ons. - | Fvery Motor fully guaranteetl. For prices and :ill iuforlnzltion ,cull or write,

J. J. MCKINNON

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