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ay S I I _ ,I,-:II III tiuic, .I.r 1.1.- 1rIII-ess was

_ I I . I-III. , is IIII- III‘I‘;IIIcI-Il that he

ir , '_. _I `- I_I >\III'I,I-IIII in .5-II\-ereigns

% E .7 _ - _ _-I '- I 1~I- ' wII.~. Info-II in l.cn1an

-"5 - ‘I‘ ---‘I» i-.II-I-l, und IhI-rc zi lab-

SIX _ -ram 1.;-I-as-r rmws THE

__ _ I

_ _ Y Watch Phat Caused Jerome Bona 031005 in hwhnmgucy Avnmf W. Ain JU§]_;'5t§"e’t Agent' parte to be Suspected of Theft. ,

and In &I0ur_Is_ A. Mc onn , gen _ _ __ ____ al” P|“.p._‘..d th.s.t°n‘

inst., at 13.35 II. . l

-i-O

cents 11 lIIu.li.-l for IInI.-'I l-\\f'I -

on for h;\y und six :ind I

time IIII-rv IIIaI‘.I‘lI:‘.\' ilI:I:. IIIII.~i I

tlII- iIII~ 1lI'I\II - -IIIIlII-.| ,' I ` II

Iwirlg, tilt- hIIr-'I-s 1'--II‘I'.Ir-‘I-J ~l"‘\" ll eution, lII~ lI-II I-I.- 'II_I , - _ 1- ‘iI ectiou IIl` tl.- -»I\I:IiI-_- II; ’- -I idows- I~~---III.-I' III .I:'I -_I I‘I _

I' Iii;:Il1I'I-I-\_‘.-I; I.\I.l :II ~:-.;..I -I -.I

Ie liniliii-J lIIIII II-III-.-_ ll.-I I».--I-.III-I-.' I _,l ,,,,,_,I _,li I1_.~_~ _II-'II.»--_ II-- lI

‘ ‘ 'il1- IIII- \\`II--IlI‘II iI..I; 1|, - -‘.Il It

r-I1I-'.- I I. - iw ::~‘_ ‘I --

I “ s rr- lIlII\\iIi; _-IIII.-II IIII- II--It-*II I I I - ._ _ .11

,' -.id-_-I-nr II-\Ir:I»-_--‘ ’-I-‘ Y l'-‘--‘I- I I III III- _

- . -I. I-.I----i by .IIII-hull at

`_l`t“l_v nIII\'I_-5 i`!`o::I I I _ I»,`.- `:II-1 E

IthI- l`Ii~'t _I--|:r:II-». l 1_1-I I--I‘I.'I-1 I ~ l

II.-II... I- -I 5’ - ~ -

Isunu-Il tl-III I. 'I - I' - III ‘I

I1-I-1'I-lIIIu '-- 'I ' -- :I

'iudon l-lap: .=. _

NEVER IAILS T0 l{ES§'€_IE1‘:;` GRAY HAIR 'ro :Ts I\'I:.I.rLIi._.-_=_-

ll--i II -I' \I-:II.

_ yourhlu. ls Not 0 Dye

W' My I y lI;;II, u_II-I `

TRADE .\I»\RK ‘Nl “ld P"5iU"°Zly Rh' - II. III-IIIIIII-II;-I-Il and when m0V¢ Dandruu' _,,,, _ _ ‘ ll; - I-lIIIII v.':\.~' iorct-Il the

I I. I-11 iI:IIl I---ulaint-Ii the gold

" _ ~I.;’ :.l l- l til-.' 'l"l

ner-‘use Au. sxins-1‘n~1_1ss _ ‘ ' -"-‘ , _"" ‘ “ "’ " “ “U

Will nut soil :Iltin or linrri. \» Ill no! ;:._II.<.

lll \lL

in Souris nil- II.-;.'iI'I-2' for-l

- l _- -lII -I l

cents a b-Iislu-l for III-ini--P-“I ,III-I I-I--III tII fIII-ty-<‘1r~'lll *'¢"\i5 H

0 cent.-: 3 pIIuuIl for hutil-I-_ _,,, _,,,.I, I-,.,» ._-_Ic-_ Iwi-IIl_v-ti'-'Ii U* f\\"’"'

cents 9, rlozcii for --si-‘SIl\\`*‘l\~i;I,-'1-_-I- I-I-III_~' :I l»\I.~hel iIII- pIItntI»es,

l l;;fI.-I-Ii III-z-.I-I :II IlII/_.»'II for t'_L'l;S. tell

cents g pouull for ‘lu-I-f. I_,,,I_,-II-s ;.|Il nity' at-nts if Lon for

l',,. I~ lu,-., IIII :Ind II linli I‘9nlS 8

I-tis I'Ii-I1: I_\' _\ II.-.I.I-1. `,, ,.I -..I- II...-I I-IILIIII-I»II 1II :wt--IIty

l,I I iIIIl

write' as our who bn. _sn-I.,<I-Il ‘-1 ,__._, ,,,, __ _, ,.,IIIIIi 1-

Il it \\ill lu- III--iI-I~tI-I-Il l ‘I \ilI}-\f\'l’ll` .\‘\\'l.\'l)l.l<I.

y, ,Im-_ \ e.I.I- I-.I-- III I l II

I I I Ii ‘I l III. II I l , 1. I -I:.:II- Is III liifzh 1'8-

.cro is \'-'I Il II‘.I-.-II.. _\’ ~- I- l' - -- l II'

uIIIuuI-1- If EI-,I\’IIs -II .I _ l__» I l- l

“ith it IuI:~'r II--.III_I I II`II _I--Ili, ' _‘_" -\

,._ , .I - I I. ,I_;IfIy_- IIIII. -I-'Iih I1 hun-

-` l<°¢P YW -0-'l1"1I ‘:'C'-'"¥- E - I I. bv ri-_III-II:Isl_\' st-h_I'clu-Il

- 7 T“°l"- U lllllillmf @""""‘ ' I li , p:II~_---Ii IIIII. .’\itI-r many

I I _

" ' Y A Previous to his elevation to the _

latest n.ws, first If ull. ._._»\ll IIIuIIunts for Guardian adver- soverelgn.‘ty, Jerome Napoleon had . I

.p___. I {l‘._»-_'Im uuIl sIIbscripti0ns in Montague formed a friendship with some young _ L' H°m'“°“' __

M.N. I\'lcLeIII.l of lluudas will loud \'I-'inity should be finlll 10 _w~ A- authors at that time in vogue for

at Head St. Pc-l<`I'."s Ulu' --II § ,1..I.II.~;1IIIII- agent, and in Soiiris and

_-_,nity III .»\. -l. Nlcf)IIlialIli_u_g;_§»_;\_t____ _

» T: _lIII.I:IpIIc are pftyllul

" I,`_..I- I'III- _Iuttcr and ciiéllf U'

., I I I_ II- liitles.

I _ 'I~'.IiII I_.I.~II IIIiI\.I-I-II iII “I :IIlI .-III-l. I`~' HI Inc" illlmlillil-

g ,- .I._II 1,.-,_-I-.»...I. fIIIIIII.‘.'~li' lI1‘aIl

-- I--;’ IIIvI--'1I::Iu`II-IIdI-purt-

their wit and reckless g-`ayety_ On the evening after his nomination to the crown of Westphalia he met. two of his jovial companions just as he was leaving the theatre. “My dear fel- lows," he said, “l am delighted to see you. l suppose that you know that l ha\'e been created King of Wei-ItplIa1ia'_"' "Yes, sir, and permit mr- to be among the first-" "Eh, what I You _are ceremonious, me- thinks; that might pass were l sur- rounded by my- court, but at pres- I-ut away \\'ith form and let Iis be off tII supper."

Upon this .lerome

to one of thc best thcl'alais llIIyal_ ted nnrd laughed and said and did a thousand of those foolish things which whrn unpremediatcd are so du- ligiitful. It Inay be supposed that

took hI‘s friends I-estaurauteurs in

The three cha-t-

I I III.. _ _

I-I .\'I~. _I;IIIIl `\,_I:-Il, iII lusrcmi-

I, I.-` II_` lin- f--11--I.\'IzIg stIIi‘)'~

' -_s lI;I\'I- IliscIIvcr-

_ I III -~III`I.I-1: If--ld and he I I ~ 3 I; I -II :rt-ut rity Iirm

_ but iI1IIll I. 1-,;- .pl-_ ll_\' Int-:1nsIIf

,, _-I -emi-.IlI

U -_ I- I!-Il Ilisc-II\'1-retl

, _.zII\'.it_\~ IIl` gold

_ \

.:-Il \.I_< tI-I-ms sub

__ _ ,II'.---I' -If IhI- value

-. I- I.. `_ . I ‘-sl It they

_ -,I -»-I-.1:-.- ;1I-Ii Ihr II:II-IlI-.l plant.

.- ;- =~-, .I-..III‘ III IIIII-king on

..I,_\- .I.;-I .--_- II- 1 't would f l \

*I i - ~III1`|¢-I_l -III. I`II1~ his Iise.

'.-IlI-II In funk.-I prII\'idcd

1 -I-- Ib-I III-I-IlI-Ii I-11;-Inicals

- l Ihr experiment

1'c0I‘oR AND BEAUTY" , I’ Nj.;-ill, I-;liiliIII':ite preraiitions

l\ l" _5ll_‘ -I I-I II.II-l

" lII , _ . f_

- I- :‘.- I-i.Iph.Iti1- in iusis -

_ ‘ 'IJ rrIIIilIr _ _

_ fadc1.lyI.»IIrh._.I

_ bn, |093 WU lI“""' l" - 5*' ` , I I I-I;uI-_ I-_.I IIIII- but him-

af. 4 l) “Hn “`°'li, “"'“d""' “" 5 " I . - .IIIII I* Ihz- l:IlIIIrntIII‘_\' and

._ I

hcnl h

II-l ich his visits iverc

I- - I' _I I-lII_-IIIiI‘:Ils were full

$1.00 md 50c. Bottlez'-`». 0-. DIIIQIII.-is ` ‘ ‘ I ‘ _

L E -` fx PhilaHEY§D¢c.Co.,Nc'.\‘urk,N.J..U.!|.A-. _ __ __ __ ______

E- A- FOSTER- ~‘“"'~`“"**" ‘_" -`\- w- I1- ;-I=I- f Iluit ilu- Iunu had bee

l{El)DlI\l, Sunni' .r -is

"" ' I III_\.-III--jv -.I-IIIIlIl havI- rr-mained turn went, to the Emperor ut St

"Il \i '- I*--Il\IIl Ili

-\xNIII'_\I-_-__ I-;_'

‘I-'l -= l..r-I lII-I-IIIuI- of thr $l0I'\_0li0‘ " ‘ .. .I j _' sl-rvI'-tl to ell

-1, -- '- if the I-riminiil ha

III-I lzII=I--Ii- s-uIIpIiI:Ii tiu- soliitioii II

*".-'t1III-I-till-_f IIi II-,I `- ' - I I ‘_ lu 11:;»I-I- lII';1\'IIIlII ;II1,l 'III-id;-_ in hi

'tutc iiill iii- YI.,-lIl ‘»I; I I “ 1 I-I'--I--I-III iII- \\I'IItI- to flu- Iirm h

-- tht-111 of his ap

Sutlii-I!;Iv v`u-- l _ \ ~\\\ 'l'l l'llIH- ‘ I I I II 'lit

""'l`lII- \\'Ill11I_I - I '- I; lf IIQ

;:1'I-I!I'1L_II ._ ii_|:.I i' : -

II I

I\lIII:‘.--_v III-.II~, I - _IIII "-gl---‘ -1 *ll -\ llili' drIlI<‘I- is.-IIIl.I-I-I -.II ' EI- l I-I Ii. l~`.'I-_ li--'~I-.~' Ilirr-I-I fI'IIIn the I`actIIl`Y» l

l l\II|I‘I‘I>.~_ IIII .-'-:II II.. I. I I-I ;I‘ ` ,mmmin ml' m"*`”`l I `e‘\l""l~-`l

_,__ __ _ 1, _ _ ,_ _ _ -__I ' I_:i'.'III's Ihiil I-I’IlI lit- ‘a11-

I_v Merry Vid- -III-III-_IiI:1., I-:I.spl>I-I'I‘y

-;II‘zIIII<-l, III-Ilnsst-s und Inn-

| -‘:§‘,I" tII pl‘;:II- III-1.-I II; I I ., .;», 1,

i.'I: I-lIIIII_ _\I1- I.I'. I l I Iii.

'r.’l_lBLiC .5aUl`fi`i€)iil ? »

, .II \\Il|IIIl l..I\.tII:1_~. .VII I -:I -‘. IuIIlIII,,,

l-I-II-|~ 1"" I1tuI»III-iIIII» 'IIII iIIilI'I\\|II--‘

. .

sl---LI: l

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1551 |III\II‘jIIIIl|III

lv l

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t ' II-l:III:I;I<I, ,III-,III

Ii., _ _ _ _

PUBLIC I'-il_.'(.'IlGN

l .Il l|ll:;\ `\lI'l.-~\'I` \l il--.I ‘-I-I'--.II ii

\lIIIIIl.I\'. .|IInI-_‘-ll. "‘!'- .»I -_I -I -IIl. -lII-I

1..lIII\\i|II; :

\ III l

-- \II-IIIII. `-l‘l- I I 'III --I'fII. | II.I.. I II ,,

l`\i» l I I I I , I

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1 if.. K’-L -¢

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, pull ;|II I-Il_IIIII- II I _ I I;_’ --.I f ..- 1IIIInI-_\' :<11-Il of hi l I I II -I-II. -» tlI.Il tiny \\'IIuid rather -

I*.'.i"I- IIs' Iuurli than int-ur th I- - -'I-:\ I-\I-lmugc in l<}urrIpe

II \hiIlI uould dis-

l"'-"‘l.V. :I-II -:I I I' vc; _ I . ._ . ‘ ` N ,,_,_,,,,,-,,, _,_ ,», ___, ,___,,_,, , .__I', ,__ \I-l *VI -II 21.- :-4-"1-Ill--Il his metllull. ‘ E ‘

I>I-ull LII _-Ili III- II'II-:IIl_-. i; il-I: t._ ' "" I ll' l*“ll lll" l-'ll"’l`"t°"»V S E

' I -I I- 1'..-I-Il--Il I-uI|I- hI- wirrit-tl was

I I 11, ,I, , , -, I I I It ‘II -II'.'f-III-iuII_~ " W

‘ ll.I.-_'lI1I-is IIIIII :.:I-. 'I :I - ' ' ‘lil-

_' _ \III III I ill. l [IIl, -' " '

* '*`-I I II II/ l i[Ill\

`- iI-.-- -III of `

,,_L,_, _ ,| 3,, _ 1- --I~_- ,I __ - lI- li- t lion-\ llI

_ __..'4l<'. lu-I' pIIuI1Il. 'l`ry sum '..-1:15.11. “ i lil- 'l`\\'-I-_\i:II-.\'_" Ilrtf.

-f. th-is IIII.I.II- _ _,Iii II. II, \. III_II 1 ‘

' II-III tI-I:I _-IIIIl '\I: - -II-1-". I1.

"ii IliIl|'l III II I ‘ ‘, ', ,,1I,c` ` '

Q, ,_ it-l ll--,;I , c I - IlI|I _, _

.I Always receIve I __ _ _ ____ __ __ _ ' -

' II l III- ‘ - ' I li ' - V Y'-Y-v`“Y'“

- The correct change

lf- ii IliI`i`iI-Iill for _v-.III LII tv-il

\\'|II-ilu-I- III- IIII1. _\-IIu Im- hIIu<linI_r I tIIIIl.lI1| III

ll;

III I _ I - ' ‘_'2_\‘ll: ‘lI-r,wl\I-tlu-|' .\"'\_- -\I'-- rl-I*--|\'I|ig'aIInI-_ :I twII_IIr II I_|.I- Il-Illur hill in I-limi-.1-I-'_' .\

_ II_I=----I'-'_IIIlI- <1-usIIIiIIu I-i IIncI-rt-

:II|.i _\'_|~'-I tit`_’ .\ .~'I-(Of giaiuses thut -I ulzl 1-|I.IiIlII _vII1| to ,~III\(l 111111

, l_:I -\\' II II I-I-|It:iii\t_v to "k¢>,.|,

t:\lI" on ,\IIIIII' I-hunge, wII1I|¢l r |I-iII'\- I I sl vIII| lcs ' th u ‘ I

l‘ -_ _ _ _‘ s :I Jus I-_-I~ ' -~_lI--rl cliungt-` L-xp-_-i'iI-nice-. llI~-II-s flu- III-I1lth:IuII cIum'IIrt -I: :Jour I-_\‘I-s to I-o|IsiIlI-I' li(-side-s.

l-1v:IIuinIIliIIu Free.

Uu`}I-I- Iloxirs :I II. ui. to l‘.' :t.uI.

I I. III. to ,'I.:l0 |I,I1|

. _ l I" -.Ili||'Il:I_\' I-IIIuIiIg'T|i.ui.tIIiI p.|n

Silver-sion Q1 Epstein Drs of Optics.

H UIII-I-1151.

_,J III-.I-_-_iI'III\\llIlt" s`:'_-157-'

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ll(")f'\'ilS

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~ . _--I II: su.\I:i-: oi-

I _ f".l'!'£I` I I oi II l IIIIEI |I IIIII \ \

,¥ILIi’-"_ i» \I»i"\ -I-"i:IiI'i's'ii.\'|"I'|-zu. ,L ' " 1 'l\| I ‘ 'I -Ii' ll-l-ll. l‘lltIlil`|"l'.\',sin.-I-lhuvn I.fl(' I-IIIII -- III - I I|II|\I.I|~I III.I. - 1, |~__ I

_ I |.'l- \ I1- - I

_I \\'lI. I- I' ’ ' '- I ‘I £'I.l-_-- l-1 l'.-I\l».-1I1I.I\ .\fI\l-`lIi_ ANI) l‘lU>l-'l'|`AlliIlI}

*_ 1\I'I-'|’.i'~I

~ i’|II1|u I II I '§-IIIIIII

'S -_._ 5- _“ll C0-

DIrcct Private Wires.

i‘hI-Ii-.- I_;.t-'I. I5; ,

-`_`IIulIlI'<I Corner,

E\I'|i- II1_'I- '€l_;.'-I I- I i I ~-no \\'illi:IuI Struct

' l'lIli.il".`\ X.

sr. _youu-

‘ ‘ its-. 31:2.-;l'_:.-.. "..,- ‘fit Fl-AH' ?.'.¢l’.“..'.'..'$.'.;'_'.mi

II the imperial cipher, ran with it to

-_I.'i1I-I I-xo-I1|I!Iii'y I-ure at tht- perfect. The perfect flew to the

€0l‘VlPANY __

.\I-II; 5 I-iau CI'=..\Ir ~ _ I.<-1,1-

the conversation- was not kept up lu-itlI0IIt drinking. W-hen the wine |thI-\ had drunk began to take effect, l“_\i_v good friends," said Jerome, “why should we Iliiit each other `( If _I-IIII approve ol my proposal you shall accompany mc. You, C-f_shadi lII'- my scvsretary; as for you, 1’---, who are fond of books, l appoint -you my librarian.” The -arrange- lment was accepted, and ratifiled over ln fresh bottle ol champagne. I At lI-ngth the party began to think of leaving, and accordingly called for thc hill. Jerome produc- ed his piirst-,but the King of Westph- alia could only find two louis, which formed but a small portion of 200 fI'aIIcs, the amount of the bill. The new dignatarics by clubbing th-eir wealth could only Inust-er about three francs. ' `

\\-'hut was to be done '.’ At 1 0’clock

in the morning where could resources ‘be found Z’ 'l`hc\I determined to send for the master of the house and ac- puaint him with how matters stood. He seemed to take the frolic in good part, and merely requested to know their names. Having told him, the r<-stm1ratcIix_' set. his customers down as sliarncrs, and this-atened to send for thI- 1-rII11n1is.\:aI'y of police. This alarmed Jeroruc, who, seeing that the rr-staurateur druibted them, han- ded over his watch in payment. This watch had been aprssent from. Na- poleon, and on the back was the Em- peroi-`s cir-her in brilliauts.

(in examining the watch the restau-

rntcur took it that it had been sto-

,-len, and took it to the coinmissury -lol police. The latter, rccognizing

' l

miiiistvr of the interior, :ind he in

l‘lIIIId. Next morning the Monitcur

ficontaim-Il an ordinance iII which Je-

slrome was oi-dt-rt-d to Westphalia at e once, and prohibited from conferring - any appointments until his arrival at s the capital.

0 L_.n__n..____, _.__», _ __ "___ _

_ A simnle effective remedy for mliny little Illn as well nl some that are not considered Ilrrlu: A compound with I Vaseline hue. in conlunction with Japanese Menthol and otherdrugs makin! In cfilcm.-iou.l remedy for Sore Throat. _ _

Burns, Brulsés,

Strains. Sprnlll,

as well as for Insect Bite.-I. Cuts, etc.

Just the thing for campers. hunlen. nl

well as for those that stay nl home.

25:. a box. DAVIS & LAWRl‘fNL`l! CO. Montreal.

(‘

M/\ltl'l‘iM ii] Bf".C-U Rl'l‘ll-IS.

.func 1-t, 1010.

Quotations furnished by J. C. Mcfn-

tosh & Cu, Exchange Building, Hall- fax, N. S.

BANKS.

Ark. Bid.

British 150 Noya Scotia 282 New Brunswick _ 275 Royal ............. 235 Union of Halifax . . . . . . __.175

147 279 270 232 172

MISSELLANEOU S.

Acadia Fire .... ._ Acadia Sugar pfd _ 104 D0. Ord. 70 llrandram-Henderson com 23 East. (lun Sav & Loan l4l lI1u.stcrn Trust _.155 l-falifax Fire 102 N. S. Telephone _ 116 Stnnfields pfd 104 llo. Com. 4.-'I Trinidad Elec 75

100 65 19 138 150 99 114 101 40 73

BONDS.

lfll 98

Acadia Sugar ...... ...103 liranrlram-Henderson 100 linlifax Tram. _______ _. N. S. Steel lst Mora. 5s 100

D0 l')¢-.henture Stock 101

l’IIrto Rico _ . . _ 86 ltollli--Engineering _ _.I Robb lst Mort ..._..,.. Stniificlils ....... ._ 102_} Trinidad Elec. 96

STO(`Il{ QUOTATIONS.

Nl-IW YORK, June 14-(Spccial_)--

97 99 X4

9!! 94

ii. 'r_ it. ssl l"-lun-r 77?. lialtimorc

.I`m&~W” -"` .fé"..`-.`iT`--‘.13-I' ...'.'.;`IIf '__

f ~ F1 £1 M "1 ti" \\`ri‘- lor full p.IIIli;-IIl.II-5 IIi` III i~ II-J of

5 ` I -3 _ ‘ f-

'I ELlIi’ll0llI'E B0Nil.-‘I

-' _ .~'I~IIIIiI

` l

’ l’ III II-\I.lI.II.' III I-.lII`

yicldo per cant.

l`. B. f'-IQCURDY (D. C0.

H-f'1lII-fn MoII'rI-.lil Slnrlr Elclunile

i'.`T.‘22'.$IF.l'_'_Z&` L

° S ll 7 il

'IA l.ll"I\X, hlfl‘»'l'Ill-I \lI. .~‘I\'llNl'I\' ll. ll. umi HY, .lt)ll\l'.", N' f'l'll _

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(‘-. l‘. lt. . Ili-ruling HIIIItlIcI-n l’ncif:lc _ 121; si.. I-IIIII 126? ll. S. Steel 77? fiuion Pacific 171) Misrmiiri Pacific 156;

»-I-1-I-I-I-x-x-i~I-4-x-I-I-I-I-i-I-1-I-I-I~

1, Ask your dealer for °° “Wearwell Pants; qual- I,

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ARDIAN

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KING-s coiiiur GUARDIAII ..._ f_ __I}_-_,_-fl'-T'-,f_'ll'{i',ll,,l,*_",, iiIIw`iuu uuizr

513 james S

'Fong yggrs ago I was takttl dow!!

with what the doctors called lnflauinxa- tion of the ldladder-intense pains in the back and loms, great pam and d\flicul§l‘ in urinating. The pam was greaiw -I1 the region of the bladder, and the attacks, which became more frequent, amounted to unbearable agony, and I became so weak that I could not wall: _across the floor, Doctors could do nothing to help me. My wife read in the paper about Gin Pills and sent for a box. _ _

From the very first I felt that G_|n Pills

were doing me good. 'UIC P91” "33 relieved at once, and the attacks were less frequent, In six weeks the Stone in the Bladder came away and the pain stopped entirely. I have had noreturn of the trouble and hnye not lost a days work on account of it. 1 cannot expr:-se myself strong enough when l spenlt Ol what Gin Pills have done for me. \\ hen Iremember how 1 sufl ered, and how now I am healthv and well and strong and able to do a fiill day’s work, I feel I should speak and tell other sufferers of my ex- perience and of the wonderful ments of

G` Pills."

m _IOHN HERMAN.

You don’t have to buy Gin Pills to test

them. Simply write The National Drug & Chemical C0. Dcpt_P E 'l oronto, and a free sample will be sent you by return mail. When you have used the sample and feel that at last you have found the remedy that will do you good-then buy Gin Pills at your dealer’s-500. :I box, - G for $2.50. Rcmembci-,_ please, that Gin Pills In-esold on a positive guarantee of a cure or your money buck. And this guarantee is backed by the largr-_st wholesale drug house In Canada, who will

take your unsztpported word if you want your money r unded. lb

l~l()\‘V MARCHING _ _ S'l‘il.ENG'1`HENS Tl-IF. HEART.

Those 0! us engaged in the Wvfk Of

correcting deficient -hearts and lunHH will tell you that in building up these most important organs,_we spend little time with the exercises involving the arms, writes Dr. Jas. lV. Barton, in June Busy Man‘s. In the arms we have .8 fairly large bulk of muscle, but it cannot be compar- ed with the huge hulk of the legs. Therefore, when we use the lcl=§SI WIUI the large. num-ber of heavy muscles involved, we call on the heart to send an increased amount of blood the legs. ln -march-ing, tliercforc. the blo-od is not only called for in in- creased quantities, but in a most rcgular rhythmfcal manner-the most crficient means of strengthening the heart. _

S-iniilarly, when wc ask thc legs to

work, we must send more oxygen down to the muscles of the legs, and take away from them thc waste mat- ter manufactured, that is the carbon dioxide. This V can only he accom- plishcd hy the lungs, which are the medium for exchange with the at- mosphere. Tllereforc, incroascd amounts of oxygen sent down and in- creased amounts of carbon dioxide thI-own off from thc system, mean iIn- I-reased efforts on thc part of the mechanism performing these func- tions, that is the lungs. Hence the positiou of thc body- in marching not only gives _the lungs nud heart free play, but the marching itself is on". ofthe best menus of developing tlicsc `III-gaus. -

THE ADVANTAGES OF UU'l‘-i)0<)R

t~‘Ii.Ei-]l’iNG

A good mIany people url- dist-.oVt-»r-

ing- that it, pays to sl(-cp out of doors and thc pity of it is that so manv have wal-ted until they have no lungs to speak of lIcfIIre mI1kin;,-; the discovery, liut now ifn this yt-nr nincteen hun-drcd a-nd ten tht-rr is what I came nenr calling a wavc of IntI-re.-it in outdoor sleeping, but pcrliaps it may be only ,I wavelet, In certain communities this wavelet luis rolled up into a sort of fad, nu-ti is spreadiug out and tolli-ug big-h-cr mouth by month, so that .ln th-e course of time it will doubtless be- come a strong, husky breaker that shall sweep away our in-dloor mala- dies. For where outdoor sleeping h-as once became a lad it soon be-

1-I. .-_ _,_ -

ffI.1-LN1-_I_[r_1~1r: Direct Route to ‘Bots-on

-FA RES -

First C|zI.ss.... ..... .. S io.5o Second Class. . . . . _ . . . . . . . .$.95 Return, First Class. . . . . . .. 18.00

S. S. ll/\Lll"./\X leaves Cliltrloltcloivn

ev(-ry '1`Iu-.sIl:i_v :it Ii-Ion for |l.»\\VKES |*lUl{\', ll.-\l.|l"./\X :md BOSTON.

Returning leave BOSTON Srilurtlayei

:tt noun.

T. NICOLL

Agent, Charlottetown.

I ~ :_=1'r-IIIII.

Fine ResidcntialPropcrty For Sale

Tenders will be received by the un-

dersigned Iip to and including June' 25th next for the property on Pown- al Street at present occupied by Mark Wright (known as the Thomas Dodd property) together with the lot in the rear thereof. _ This Dr0l>¢l'ty has a frontage on

Pownal Street of 65 feet or thereu- bout and extends back therefrom by

par_‘_allr-.l liner-I for the distance of 168 ee . Easy terms of purchase and a.

good title will be given the purchas- er. Possession can be had on or about 14th July next.

Tenders to be addressr-.cl to the un-

dersigned and marked "Tenders for D0dIl Property."

The lowest or any tender need not

net-I-_manrlly be nccr-.pt.e<l.

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f. ity g0od,prices low. __ -'l“l"l“i"l“¥"l'>l°>l~*l°l'°l'°l5'l"l"l"¥‘°l"l“l"i*°l1

IIASVIAIU), (lAlll}l*l'|' & ll/\PIJi.\lll),

-'outdoor sleeping is an ahsoliite. speci-

THE MARVELLUUS

lfl llUillllG Mlltl DISEASES ?

Wonderful Success ol ;‘FnIll-a-lives"

--The Famous Frull Modlolna

._,. - Fruit 'nice consists of about 91%

writer, Si of sweet matter, and only 1% of an intensely bitter substance. Careful experiments show that it is this bitter principle, which is the active or xiicdi- cinal inateriul of' fruit juice.

Under certain conditions, the bitter

principle can be made to replace or transform some of the sweetatonis in the juice, thus niaking a new compound which is nII1ch more active n_|edicinnlly than the culinary juice.

Many fruits were analyzed and it was

found that tliejuiccs of apples, oranges, 6 fs and prunes gave the best results. '.i`l>iese fruit juices, having been made more active by the secret process of changing _the sweet principle into the bitter, are L-onibincd with tonics and untiseptics and made into tablets. These tablets are the famous fruit incdicinc~ “.Fruit-0-tives”-known in every port of Canada for their wonderful curative qualities in diseases of the Stomucli, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys and Skin.

“ Fruit-II-tives ” is thc only medicine

in the world unule of fruit juices. 500. a box, 6 for i.-.50 or trial sire, 250.

wmes a fixed habit. No one who hI1,~; thoroughly enjoyed his bed in tht- upen night after nig-ht and siunnivr and winter, ever willingly relinquish- es it und is generally eager to get back to it. And here are some of the reasons :Y

Thq sweet- feeling of n-atiiralncss

and bodily well-being.

Freedoin from insomnia, for which

fic.

The wonderful 1‘ecupern.ti\'c and vi-

tulizing prIIccsSes of which one quick- ly reaps the benefits, even thong-h at first badly run Ilowu in pliysique.

The consciousness of escape from cond-itlon4 that hamper if they IlII not actually threaten human lifc.

Immunity for colds and the disi-.ases

they entre-Iuler.--Jiine Busy M.In’s.

I{1*}N()VATE THE l’AN'l‘l-tY.

(‘-over the shelves with white- oil-

cloth; they are so much more easily kept clcan. ‘

Keep dry supplies in glass p1-I.-I-IeI'vI-

jars-, labeled. - ...Keep hand sewing iniplenu-iits at, hand for dressing fowl-strong cot- `to_n, thiniblc, tape, twine, needle and scissors.

Keep 8 roll of clieescclotli for bags

and s`traiuers.

(‘Iotl.on clotin for pudlliu-,Q and dump-

ling bags will he needed; also \II1III1,| for binding the beef roast.

A big apron, basin of wut(-r .mul

t0wI-ls in plenty are t-ssc-utiul.

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#gD0UQ5d® I/I' " ‘ .I " ' _-Ii; °_ I l, -li_x1:I.€I2§

,-23 cus? "ll

"Wc have started thc ice cream in

coun-ectiou with our soda fountain and ale pi-I=parcIl to scrvc all thcla- tcst and best drinks in this line. Give us a call. E. A. Foster, suc- cessor to A_W. lteddin. 6-15-dlli.

“(‘-i-gnr Perfection is what every

tlev_IItce of the we-ed is looking for. Thu ncurcst approach of ilt is tho “l<1l l’residentc" cigar, -made of the clioicest Hmann lenif in the 1n0.=xt-_ Sanitary factory on the r‘.0nItiIIpn+,_ Try n smuplc. ]0c., 3 for 250., nt, “The” lb-st Drug Store," '1‘l1¢-, Mu,-__ kinnonf llrug (‘Io., Driipig-ist.,~;, I-nr (lreat George and Kent Streets_drtf_

Chronic Rheumatism

I .Cured '

GI.oR\' Ou. Cont-ANY,

Pour EI.~G1.\', N. B. Gentlemen:---I take pleasure

in acknowledgint! the wonder- ful things that Glory Oil has done for me. For years I suf- fered intensely from rheuma- tism. I had severe pains in my neck, shoulders and arms and to the tips of my fingers. My legs were even more painful than my arms, my hips were almost useless. I had tried a number of remedies but all failed to do me any good. A friend advised me to use Glory Oil. The first bottle greatly helped me and by the time I had used three bottles I felt I was entirely cured.Now I am able to do all that is required of a man of my age. I seldom have a pain or ache and I give Glorv (lil all the praise.

(SgIi.l l’I-_.\:M.\.\' ALI,I;.\-,

- Ho|if‘l.t.o|‘s. May 2t.th, 1910. 5-27dfmw13i(pat.)

I ..»».

Bayfield, N. B.

sides at all times. And the ltuockins

is n0t I Y if you continue to cry over dlSBP-

* - p0intments_ '

life have been missed lm-_-uise we lool-ted too intently at The time' C-n the broken pitcher and the s|'lll¢`-'fl milk.

0PPOR'l‘UNl'f"¥. I

Opportunity is knocking on all

taint but ou will not hear it

Some of the finest opportiinitles of

Exceptional opportunities will come

back a -second time and nven A third time if you have m-ads y0III~.~Ielf more worthy in the meantime. Upportun- ities demand more and |no_rc of yIIu the longer you postpone your ac- ceptance. _

The best way to place yourself in

contact with new and better oppor- tunities is to -extend the actions of

thought and desire. And you ulwnys extend your mind into the greater when you imagine the great--r. Train yoI|I- imagination to go 0IIt freI|ueutly into the vast realms of richer thoughts and greater endeavor. 'l`Ihus your mental world is enlarged. 11:-Ii those greater opportunities tiuu; were out of I-rach before, are now u-ithizi _rII‘.Ir, own sphere of life.

What is useless to the sninll mind.

is fi-cqiicritly an opportiiiiity to the great mind. Many things th.-It lc-:ser minds have discharged luivc bc-cu tl-e means tlirough which s_;I-cater minds have reached honor, v-Icalth and fame. _ .

To him who thinks he czm, cvcry-

thing is au opportunity; -.\Ihlle to him who docs not believe in himself, even the greatest opportunity can promise nothing.

’f`0 simply accept an ItIpp0rLII-Iicy is

not sutiicieut, for every opportiiiiitv is an opportunity- to go |'-.irtlit-r still; and it is only when we Luke ad‘.'nn tage of an opportunity in this spirit

|thatt it gives up evcrythiiig it holds

_~ I

lll “I ill.

l'il(II\llHiI\'(l 'l‘l-il<} lMl’(iSf-lllli.l<l.

(’l`uI'IIIito Mail.)

_ Ileciprocity with (‘nnaIla is becom- lllf! Ii lHi.I‘ty lllntfm-In in the United .Staff-.s. Why do public men build plnf.IIIr|ns through which they pro nu:-'Ie tlu- inipossiliie.

your mind into greater hcl-is of_

Mrs. M. Barrett, 602 llfnrenn St., Montreal, says:

“ oi-rid

` rash ?im\; out all over my bnby’s lace and spread until it had totally covered his scalp. It was irritating and painful, and caused. the little one hours of suffering. We tried soaps and powders and solves, but he g_0I_ no better. lie refused his (nod, got quite thin and worn, and was reduced to a very serious condition. I-was advised to t-'Y I Zum-Buk, :ind did 50. It was ivondcrful _ how it seemed to cool and ease the chilIl's burning, painful skin. Zrun-llult from the very commencement seemed to go right tu _ the spot, and thc pimplcs and sore.-I :Ind the,- irritation grew less and less. Wilhlli H

ecks n buh ’s skin w'\s healed

few w - ty Y ' ~ - completely. lie has now not a trncc-_oi rash, or eruption, or eczema, or burning org Not only so, but curcd ofthe tor- mcnting skin trouble, he has improved ln

general health." _ _ Znmdluk is sold at nllstores and medicine Ven- I ors 50:. a box, or pin! free (mul Z:IIn»l'lu_|I: Cu., -r,,,.§.,I.I, f... Wim, 6I.IIx¢~IrIIIs=_5II. A I-»II..III cm for :Ill skin IlI_~eu\es, cms, burns, etc., and fcrpiles.

.am-Bula

'"l`l~ll<I Al.l<lXANlJitA HAIR Nl-ITS

Alllil MAl)l-1 t)l<‘ REAL HAIR, IN- Ll(ill'I‘, Mi<}DlUlVl AND DARK BROWN. 'l`l-[ld l’ltl(`Il'<l lS ONLY 157 Ul<]N'l`IS. Mtlfiltli & Mclihlflll.

5~2lldt.f.

Furniture Sale a Big

ularity of this sale store and go West

call proiiiptly. I

better wc- will like

Extra Quality Iron Beds

now $12.00 now 10,2 5 now S 75 now 7,00 now 5 50 now 4.00

' O Parlor Suites 5 00.00 each now $ 40.00

50.00 each now 33. 50 42,50 each now 31.00 35.00 ench now 26,00

30.00 c-:Ich now 20.00 25.00 each now 17.50

Rattan and

Fancy Rocker

5 12.00 for $ 8.00

, 10.00 for 6.50

8.00 for 5.75 0.50 for 4 75 5 00 for 3.50 4 00 for 2.75 3.50 for 2.50

Wardrohes

20.00 for 5 14.00 1600f0r 11.50 12.00 for 0.00

llall Racks

25.00 for $17.50 I8 oo for 12.50 15.00 for 1075 12.50 for 9.00 1000 for 7 25 6 50 for

1(I-00 I4.oo 12 oo 10,00 8.00 (I oo

4 _ 50

25 20_Im

ltr on

I.|.0\\ |_’.l)(}

l() OU

druiwflf.

5 30Inwsd&r3m.

* ‘I'. 7,. _ ’ 3

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Clearance Success.

Judging by the eiiormous pop.

we can close our quite early in uly,

If you want to benefit by the sensat- ional snaps ofl`c1°ed you'll want to

The svviftcr the srilc goes the

11; --and its up to

you to make your inoiiicy' do extra work-come quick.

0 i 0

l._xcelleut Morris Chairs

for $I0,o0 for 8.50 for 7.00 for 5.75 for 4.25

Side Board Values

S 50,00 for $ 32.50

35.00 for :-1.50 27.50 for 10,00 22.50 for 16,50

I 20.00 for 14.00

17.50 for 12.00- 15.00 for _1o.5o I 12.00 for 8.00

lixtensinn Tables

$ 0.00 now $ 4.00

7.5() ll0W 5 9.00 now 6 50 12.00 11ow 9,00 1 5.00 now 1 I .co

Window Shades

Window Shades, Window Poles, Window Brackets and

rods at I-3 off.

Room Moulding

Room Moulding and

Picture Frame Mould- ing by the r0d........._

3?. 14,00

l2.()0 10 oo S on 6.00

I tldd Dressers

now

llt\\\'

ll4\\\‘

ll0\V

I\0\\'

_ -*Loo now

$ 14.00

l |.O(\

|l\.()(\ 8 50

7.00 S-75

Do your shopping this morning

MARK wnicnr `

‘ NEWSON BLOCK,

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