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DEWS OF. EVE

Nci€More Gentle g “Cascaiat`e'_’ -[for the p j uv'e'r: _

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gerous to take violent or naslry cath- artlcs. Nature -provides no shock-ab sorbera for our liver and bowels

relief .without injury from Constipa tion, Billoosness, Indlgestlon, Gases and -Blok Headache. Gaecareta work whileiyou sleep, removing- the toxins poisons and sour, indlgestible waata without piping or incoayenlencs. Cascalets regulate hy,strengthening

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Turkish Cabinet

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resignation of 'the Turkish cabinet headed by Ferld Pasha, Grand Vlzier and Minister of Foreign Affairs, has been accepted by the Sultan Hobart.

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On Thursday, Sept. 18, 1919, .Mrs.

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in Lewis, on Sept. 22nd, Sarah Mac- Donald wife of John_L. MacKinnon, at the early age of 48 years.` De- ceased though in lil health for a number of years, bore her affliction with true Christian patience. She always trefl to dc what, she could, little though it mlghtpe, ln the Mast- er‘s service, and taught. a class in Sunday School. as long as she was able to attend. Besides .her husband she leaves to mourn two sons and the following sisters and brothers: Mrs. Alex. J. MacLeod. '.Valleyileld East, Mrs. Christie'Munroe, Boston, Mass., Mrs John J. Bruce, _Miltown Cross, John N. Supl. of Dredgos, Gharlot- isrown, Allan, of Hes/iherdals, and Hughie, lately returned from over- seas. The pall bearers were:-John MacPherson, John Maclieth, Kenneth MacLean, Angus J. .MacLeod, Don stewart ana John chhrnuhgs. 'rue following lines were written by her little boys:

Dearest mama thou #set left us,

We do miss -thee our home, Your chair is vacant"in out midst, And no one to take “your place

But we hope to metlt thee in thy . bright home beyopd,

Where we shall never part,

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en we breath our evenln prayer. Gone but not foriotten. 3 ‘

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Races o_t_ Sydney

i SYDNEY, Oct. 3.-iDrlven by the 14-year-old son of her owner. Tonite C., the grey mare that John Hill of Sydney has been campaigning for the past three seasons. sprung the blg- gest 'surprise of the local race meet here yesterday, winning the Free-ton all pace from Loleta Directum after llv`a strenuous heats. ' "I‘h`e Tonlta C., victory was the most ,popular one of the meeting today, the crowd, giving her iuvenllie driver s grand reception as he finished ahead ln the fifth heat, beating Loleta Dir- ectum. This race was the greatest ever seen on a. Sydney track. There

were live starters including Vahze. the favorite, Tonite. C.. Leila Burns, Loleta. Dlrectum and Jennie Frisco. The 'wise ones had picked Vanza. to win, but the former indiana mare wasn't good yesterday and she finish- ed outside the money for the first time this season. As a result the Glace Bay talent received a bump in the pools, while all the field tickets cashed up on Tonite C. Besides the Tonite C., win, the other surprise D! the day was the showing of Lolata Dlrectum. In this mare Frank Lewis has a great litule race horse and yes- terday sho went out of her class and gave the winner a battle in every heat. She won the first heat without very much trouble and was beaten by an eyolash in the second by Tonita C., The little grey mare came back ln' the third and romped under the wire a winner by a comfortable margin in the fourth heat. Frank Lewis landed

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