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KARY OF EVENTS

City 1nngistmte's Court 9 a. in.

Prince Edward Theatre 7 p. n1. !‘ooplo'n Theatre--3.15 and 8.45 p. 111.

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HARRIAGES '

t1u1.MAN4::1_AnK,-- .11 his some of; ‘I S‘”"'“*' 2% *"""” 0""

\1lr. and Mrs. James Bulman, New fllasfuv, P. lil. l.. on Werlnfefsday, "blk W W Rev. John Sterling, Ma- bel ALBA Fil-Ima.n and William Ernest 'Luk of Cavendish.

SWARTJENKINS. -At Murray 'ver, on September 361th, by llov. W. 'i Sweet, John Alexander Stewart of ‘utors Road to Lizzie Lee .lanklns ol'

Vrurruy River.

' ROY TRAIN OVE QUEBEC EDRIDOE ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19

.~.(f»N’l"R.EAL. Oct. 2. -The first win will cross the new Quebec bridge .1 Crit 19, 90 it is announced here. 1 is mndemtood that the directors of

‘tn rw 4 'I' 1-""~H-‘.i"l-2" QE

_ mmion Bridge Company, with \ . I Q ,

~'='1rr--‘.~¢-' M’ meets, will attend the 9.421:-.1 ooremlony.

is proposed Contract for four years.

I I" or Sale

1736 I 22'40,the purpose of innking arrangements

22-16 #2, tsglts J. s'r.\N1.16v wa1>1.oc1<,

-19 Secretary-'I`reasure1'.

CANADIIINUUVE IIMEIIT RAILWAYS

Cape Breton Exhibition

I October 2 to 6.

From all ststious in Nova Scotia

round trip tickets 11t

` First Class One Way Fare

_ Good Going Oct. 1, 2. 3, 4, 5.

Returning October 8, 1917.

368~9-29Mtf.

SPECIAL MEETING

A special meeting of thc share

hol1ler1-1 oi’ the Canarlian Atlantic Fox & l-‘ur Company, Ltd., is called for Wednesday, Oct. iird, at 7.30 p. m., for

'regarding tl1c finances of the com- pany. `

The meeting will be held in the of'

iices of the Canaria Fox Exchange. Stampcr Block.

373-9~29M-ii

We will soil at Public Auction on

Thursday, Oct. 4th, 1917, at 1 p. m. on the premises of C. E. McKenzie, Milton

14 Milch Cows, 4 newly calved, re-

|1r1ain1ler to freshen early.

10 young cattle, 1% years old. 2 horses, one ciriver, 8 year old.

1 illly, 2% years old.

10 choice sheep, 4 pigs.

1 driving waggou.

Sale positive.

. Terms 12 months credit on approv- ed joint notes. 6 p. c._off for cash on all sums ovcr $5.00.

B. CARTER & CO.

Auctioneer.

310-9-20Mwfm»iipd.

AUCTION SAL OF STOCK

(ered

any ' longer. It

all in n1y lower

At times I

wslk,

I stopped on s stone I would

Ons and w s s

I was ta- hospital I came

and stayed

just the suns and

home I would

1 had the same pains.

A friend who is s nurse said fn me to

try Lydia E. Pinkhsm’l Vegetable Com~ pound. I began taking it that very day for I was suffering a great deal. It has already dons me mo-re good than the hospital. To snyone who is suifering as I _was my advice is to stop in the first drug-store and get s bottle of Lydia E. Plnkhsm's Vegetable Com- pound before you go home."-Mrs. W. C. Bnowu, 1109 Auburn Avsnus,Cleve- land, Ohio. . Why not take Mrs. Brovm’s advice? Write for hee and helpful

advice to Lydia E. Pinkhnm gcdicilse Oo.(eoniidentlnl),Lynn,

ass. _

Notice of sale

of a house and Lot or land on Stewar 'Street, Charlottetown, and farm nt Mount Ryan, Lot or Township Num. ber 35, the property of the estate of the late James A. Smith. To be sold by‘ Public Auction on the premises on Stewart Street, Charlottetown on Tuesday the 2nd day of October, 1917 at 12 a'clock noon, a house and Lot of land. °

Also to be sold by Public Auction

011 Thursday the 4111 day or october, 1917, on the premiss at Mount Rya'n, Lot 35. a. farm consisting of 45 acres of land, farm stock. farm implements and household furniture.

The above are the property of the

estate of the late James A. Smith.

Full particulars will be giver; at the

sales.

As regards the farm at Ml. Ryan.

Lot 35. and the stock, crop and farm

implements advertised above. thc sale of same is hereby postponed lm. til Thursday, the 11th day of October, inst. 1917., then to take place on the premises at Mt. Ryan at 1 o’clock p. m.

Dated this, let day of October, 1917,

A, D.

(Signed) C. R. SMALLWOOD,

ANGU8 C. MoAULAY.

Executors.

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' Mail Contract

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SEALED ’I‘ENDEl`tS. addressed to

the Postmaster General, will be re- ceived at Ottawa. until noon, on Frl~ day. the 9th Novcmber, 1017 for the conveyance of His l\da_lesty's Malls, on

six .times per week over Rural Mail Route No. Ji from Cardigan. P. E. ls- land from th:-_ lst January next,

Th°r° Wm be *‘°Id M- puhllfl /\l1CiI011' information as to conditions oi' pro-

.\ the premises on Wednesday the

17\h diy °f October ini-113111. at 12 111;

clock noon about 125 acres of lan1l;¢h1. 111,111, ()m¢;n,~1 nf lidrdignii, paid.

Dart of the Estate of the late. William Shaw -it Pinette in Queens County and having s beautiful Shore front, 60 acr-I

es clear and balance lrovored withi large valuable hemlock, var and iDl`\lCe timber. Good buildings and wells of wutor on the premises. Land is situated in 0 ridh and populous set- \I°m°`U¢ 0‘l1fHlusrtor of a mllo from mussel mud deposits, near school 3.' D011! 1% miles from Shipping Port and four miles from Railway.

Bllned IUMA J. NICHOLSON. Admlnistmtrfi of tho estate of Win.

Shaw.

441-10~3M13l.

FARM

For Sale

The sstste of tho late J. ’l`. Oxon-

bsm containing 133 acres of land sit- uated at Bmokheld, P. 'E. I. 118 acres under cultivation, the rest under wood and lumber. Convenient toI Church. sohool and railway being 2 miles from Hunter River, also a. never

falling wstlsr supply. For particulars °l;*&*“ gm

owl: to

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l’rinted notices containing further

posed (fontract may he soon and blank forms of Tcnrlur may bn ohbainell at

win's Road and at the ofiicc of the Post Office -inspector.

Post Office lnspector's Office, i‘hurlottcio\vn 154th Sept., 1917 JOHN F. WHEAR.

Post Office inspector.

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Synopsis oi Canadian Northwest

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irlmhnersennvm :tr the m on b-Agency for the Ili:-ic!

sands at snr Dominion

11°! ‘§3~Aseacyon efiain conditions. ¢1.....¢.1‘.’£h‘T.‘31"‘1'..'.‘2'.°“..°¢°¢‘1l%‘ ""' “I uma 11 wma nl "

oem conditions. A habitable house

mr sseeptwbere residence is vssformgdln candid districts a bomsstssdsr in .122%2.li.i".!1°”li‘;1:.|.§"8f»'€’.2.°°."..°2 '°“'

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a °n":gmsema.0l»n as bomestesd'==°\:i|:':; eftaln Assttlansizo has his homuuad

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153 iii 11151 Ei:

For Sale

At East Royalty

consisting of 125 acres choice land all in high state of cultivation. only 4 miles from Charlottetown, 80 acres clear. balance covered with choice lumber.

This property is offered for private

sale until the 10th of October 1917 and if not sold will o11 that day be sold by public auction iogetlier with all the stock, crop and farm implo- monts, for particulars see handbllls or apply B. (Tartor & Co. Auctioneers. 307-_10-11\13lp11.

A007103 6111

Tha following property and articles

wlll be sold by public auction at Wol- llngton on Tuesday, October 23rd at 1 o'clock p. 1m:

House and lot known as the Barlow

homestead, 50 acres of land wegt_of John A. Barlow property extending to mill stream.

10 acres of land south of John T.

Cosgrovels residence, extending to mill property.

One parcel of land between F. 'l‘.

Poirier Hotel and Barlow homestead.

Ons roller mill (Wm. and J. G.`

Gruy & Son) wlthnew set of improv- ed breakers (not -been used). Capa-

city of mill 20 bus. wheat per hour.| A lot of rubber and leather belts in

good condition.

-1 set of granite burs complete.

1 120 l-I. P. boiler. 1 45 H. P. steam engine in splendid

order with New Gardner Automatic Governor.

1 36 in. water wheel. Also several other articles found in

an up-to-date mill. Terms made known at sale.

WELLINGTON MILLING C0.

Choice Farm

and the New York Evon1ng Mail)

Iand I have fe-rvently wished that I Imlght have lived l1\ tho Paris ot' that

Itimo, to witness, ovcn as -.1 humble ispectator, the downfall of aulucravy and thg birth of a peoplu`.~‘- llhotiy. Well-I have lived lor thrcc months

.in the capital of revolutionilry Russia.

l have seen a revolution which pre-

sents the most amazing parallels with the French revolution. both in men and events. I have soon thc downfall of autocracy and the birth of liberty much 'greater than the l"1'en1-11 ever aspired to. l have soon the fondest

l saw people 1lellver1-1l t'1'om one

1.-lass tryanny tleliheratr. hasten to

ageous r-taltesllten who had d1°live1'cd

lthem.

tu1'n upprcssor; an army that had been starved and lietrayvd ur-"' ilu freedom to starvg and lletrziy its own people. ll saw elected 1lclcgai.cs to thc people's councils turn into sneak thieves and looters. l saw law a11d or-

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Try Making Your Own Cough Remedy

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You can sive about $2. and have Q better remedy than the ready-

. made kind. Easily done.

lf you combined' the curative nronertil-11

of 11\'er_v known “rcariv-n\41dc” comzh rem- 1'd_v. you would lmrdlv have in them ull the curative power t.ln1i lies in this sim- plc “bolus-made” cough syrup which lnkrs only a few minutcs to prepare.

Get from any drutczist 2*;-'J o11ncg'§1

Qf 1'in\*X (50 cvnts worth), pour li: 1n_to 11 10302. l1ot}lc and fill tho bottle u_'1th plain gl-a_uulutc1l sugar syrlm. ihe total cost ls about 55 r1~11i.s und £Il"<‘S .\`0u 16 ounces of rcullv bviter ro11;_Y|1 syrup than you could buv ready- mndc for $2.50. Tastes pleasant and 110101-_ spoils.

Ibis Pmex _:|1111 1-11101111* syrup prep-

aration gPts_r1;:l1f. :lt thc eliusc of iz' l‘_0UlZh and 2l\'cs almost iinrncdliute rc- hcf. It leoscns the phlcnni, stops the nasty th-rout. tickle 11nd hcals thc sorc. irritated zncmbrlint-s tlmt. lino the ihront, chest and broncluiul iubcs, so f.:cn_tl_v_ and casllv that it is rcallv as- tonishing. A d:1\_"s use will u.-ually o\'ercor_ne the ordlnurv cough and for l1roncl11t1s, eroup. \_\-lloopinq dquull and Iiropclrxai nstlunu, it is splclulld.

llmex is .a most. 1'11l1u1hIc concc1_1frat\rd

compound of genuine Norway p1nc_ex- tract and has bccn used for gcncratxons .0 break uf scycre cguzhs.

To 41vo1 dlsnppomtmenis. ask your

1!-rtxsnaist for “Zi/; ounces of Pina-x” with full directions, and don’t ncccpt nnv- thinff else. A nuarnntcs of iihsoluto sntisiaction or mont-_v promptly rcfumlcll.

fvocs with th-is Bguwnratlon, ’I`l;c I’inex Co., Toronto, t. _

Time Table

For October 1917

Jl'WF3'_F~‘»‘ll’¢»\ soNs1-1Aw AND ci-1AFt1.o`r‘rerowN

FERRY SERVICE

The Motor l'aokct liazcl ll.

Leaves lloushaw Leaves Ch'town Fri. 5th at 4.00 ai. ln. 1.150 p, 111. Tues. 9th at 0.210 " Zl.1l0 “ FYI. 12th ai 7.250 " 4.00 “ Tues. liilh at !l.£i0 " 0.00 " X l<`ri l9tl\ at 11.00 " :L00 “ 'l‘uc~.4. 23rd st 5.00 '° 21.00 " Fri. 26th at 7.110 “ 3.30 " Tues. 30th at 9.00 " 5.30 "

Trip marked "X" leaves from Mc-

Arthur's Wharf.

l<`:'eight must he llelivered l hour

before sailing.

_WM. McRAE.

Matlugor. `

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Liberal

Conservative ~

Convention

A general convention of tho Liberal

Conservative party of Queens (Iounty will be held in Market Hall. Charlotte town on Tuesday October 9th at 1 p. n1. for the purpose of nominating u candidate 'ln the place of A. A, Mc- Lean, Esq. resigned. Each poll should be represented by _five du-ly accredit- ed delegates. District Conveners will please arrange to have such delegates selected as quickly sspossible.

W. H, Aitkpn, Pres. Queens County

Liberal Conservative Assn.

W. 'J. Macbiillisn Secretary Queens

LIMITED.

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-. County Liberal Conservative Assn. 1117-9-29MEtf. ~

der ami decency and all rc'g111'1i ifori human life or human rights set aside,

power allow all this to go on. allow

E Hnurs M0l’3\/I3 and Klmbefly, EWU Clgnlnnd, Ohio.-“For yet!! I duff Ithclr country to rush toweril an ubysx

l0°l'l\°d llul°\|Zh All my llle l have 11121111 an adxulr-‘of 1ui1| and shanlc liecallse they wr-rc °°“Id 'Wi' ‘und 'lug student ol’ the Fre111~l1 revolution afraid to lusu popularity with ilu-

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The gu\'er~11n11u\l 1111;.; liven so afraid

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Direct from the

world’e most

tea plantations -to your _teapot '

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TEA

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or losing the support ul the mob thai eeirwf __...__ W., . __ Y .7 #A3

Ii has- p<.‘1'|nlle1l tho country lo bc' uvcr< ru11 by Gcrliiuu agents posing as S1115 lulisis. Those agents have spent for- tunes ill tho F-eparxtte peace' propug-, anda alone. 'l‘l1oy have delnoiulizcd the :t1‘n1y, corrupted tho workers fields and factories. and put machine guns i11 thc' hands of fanatical dream- crs. sending them i11Io the sires-tg to murdcr their own frlcntls and ueiglr hors.

1-asion when ai their holiest, the llol- sl1cvikis*\veni out and shot up l’cl-

cstahlir-l1 another, quite as brutal a_nd{ rograd, llcilinf-_ il1c' arch leader a111l as unrnlndful of the comomn good Hu some ot' his p1'ln1:ip11l gangsters doom- the old one. l saw llieso people. 1ed’c1l it the part of 1lis1,-1'1=liou to ri-tire out of tzroanini; 111111110111' use \l1cl1'|1’1-0111 ltussin 1c111por~.11-ily, 111111 1l1<»y first llbcrt_v'to oust the \\'i.~‘1‘11111l <'0\lr-lgol to Sweden without thc slightest

llilliculiy. no attempt having 11111111

' lnado to stop them. Sonic of the min-

or rmloyccs ol thc Kaiser wcrc' 111'-

AFRAID OF MOB '1'1.-at1~1l. anxoug thom at woman i1\ wlloso

11111110 tho. bunk account appcartnl tu

l` saw a working class which ha1I|ho_ llui, sho, too, and probably all thc

boon oppressed under 1~za11Ion1 itseli`,o1l1(,-1-_~1, were lute; 1-¢>10;1so1l,

Government Wrong

A 1;o\'1-r|1n11.\11i like this 1-annul luing peltor- and orilcr into 11 1lisi1'aci1'1l ua- llon. It cannot establish 11 1lc1no1'ra11_\'. It cannot. govern. The sooner the :1‘~ llcd 1.-o11ut|'Io,~1 1-onllzo this the bcilcr

it will be fur llilssla and for ilu'

world that wants peace. it is not hc- 1-ause 1 am 1111frie11dly to ltussiu that I wrll'1 thus. lt is l1v1'd\l.~:e I um i’rion1ll_v, because I have faith in tho future dl' the Russian people, hccausc l hollcvc that tlirir cxpcrinieut in popular government. ii' it succecils. will hc as inspiring to thc- test oi' thc wolhl as our own wus in the l8ih 1-ou.

tury. .

l think thc must unkind ihim: un_\'

1`rit~n1l ul` Rilssla run do in tu mini- mize or 1-0111-1-11| thc fllcts about lhu

lurrilrld uplleuvatl 1:01111: on there at .ho prev-cnt time. llussi-1 looks lo ll1c A1ne1'l1<au people' for hclp in her tiouh Ird hour. and il` this _-\m1~ri1'u11 puoplc are to help they will have »lu uutlc-1'< .stand the situation No 1lls1'ouragc~ ment to thc allies, no 1~c.~ai.~'.tu11co' lo lllc <~ol111n0n vi10i11_v 11111111 result i`1‘om 11 plain 6111111110111 or thc i`u1:l1<. 'l`h1~ 1:nc111_v _k`no\\'11 all Ihr l`acts’al1'c11dy.

'l`l115 Gei'1111i`11`agc11ls have 11111111-1|

their 11111111.-y for ouou and have ki-.pi the home oilicc well iuforxncd of their successes. Germany knows 111111, thc

road to l’ctrogra1l is1.clc'u`1' before 11111' armies. Why r-houltl we 110111:;-al the fact? The Gclmau people know that their armies are reaping thu lulrvest iiclds in thc' rich black eurth ol' south- crn ltussia. Why 11hould11't ullr peu- plc know ii They will havp to know it a llttlo lalcr when famine begins-

to grip I-'ct|'ogra_|d. The (ie1'n1a.n1~l know lhat the 1nur1lorlng oi` oilicers and thc nlassacrc of loyal soldiers is still going

TI1cr1- arc .~=11v1~1'al 1'1‘dso|1s why ilu

about the llussiuii rcvolulion. it 1:11n~' 11ot bc wriitcn or 1-ablud t‘rp111 Illlnnlhl lt cannot bc 1-airrlutl out i11 thc form”

ni' notes or pliololzruphs. li 0111111111 ov 1-u iw llisl-11vcr1-1| by thu avcrag1~. por-

so_11 who goes to lt11.~'-ala. l11:c1111.~'1~. thu uvtwugc vlsitul livcs ut thc' uxpciislvcl lloicl ¢l'E\1iop1~.. 111:’vr‘1' guns out vx~

cept in u 1l|'0Hh_\', und met-is only Ilus-I sinus oi' 'social po1-1ltiou to whom hr- has letters of lnt1°o1luction. und who

naturally trys to glvc him tho impres- sion 111111 tht. troubled statc of ai`i`aIrs is merely lcnlporary. The visitor usually knows no ltussiuul and cannot 1cn1l tho newspapers. There are two good I"1'cn1:h new.~1pap5 1-ers published in l’cirogra1l_ but thci average American t1'avellc‘r is 1111 ig- norant of l~`rcn1:l1 as of ltussian. Even' ii' he rduld road ull thc daily papers however. ho would not get very' much information. The press ce'n.<\o|'sl1ip ls as rigid and as tyrannicltl today as in U10 ll0Y<l€y Oi' thc autocracy. only u

MIIIIONS DIE

Every year from Consumption,

Millions could have been saved if only common sense prevention had

nn. Wo ought to know It, too. I

withhold Truth

whole truth has no( ycl lmcn wriittfnf

1lii`l‘-r1\1|i Ililulrv ui' u1:\\'.~1 is snpp 1-~‘tl.

Ono of lhc "modest demau 60111

t'u1't.l1 by thc ’l`avari1.shi 11-0my,,.%1\si \vl1111 I was in Pet1'og1'a1l waa'I,|lr 11 rcq11isiti1>1\ of all the white p1-hit pap- _.“1l i11 thc 11111rkc't, the paper to ipuis- trll1utc1l 1\'|ually among all 1ic;yl»,11:1p- ora, largl- and small. The object. ,.111- dillly stated, was 'to 1lin1li11ishII\P`

_ Isizu and thi 1-irt-ulzltiou 'o1’_ thu _'-'1~111-

dream of the'Sociallsl11 suddenlycoliicl Evcly onc know who thosc 1111:1\ g1~ois" |1ap1\1's. _ 1

true, and the drennn iurncd out to bc_\v1~1°c. but tl11:.‘n1ob liked their f‘lluc`o1'|

11, iiiglititlarc. such as i pray that this' laik." and the govcrnlilclil was nl'-1 Railroads Dcmorallzcd-

or any country may forever be spared. raid to touch them. Aflcr tho last or-I

I _A i:i‘1-in 1l1~ul pl' news, us. we r1.'.1l`lII ucws, n1.=v1~1' gels into thc' paper ul ull. or is colillircsse-ll l-nto very .~:11.1ll sum-1-. For cxalnplp lhcxo have hun :1 11111111101' ul' tc1'1‘il1lc‘ rullroattl ucciililll-‘S on um lu1.-s11111 1-nails 1at01y‘. Mo. or

ilirsc you 1e;v1=.1~ hour of u11lc:4-.1 ~1»1111‘1I

ont- you klxiw happens to 11., },.ll1v1l or iujurud. Solnclinlt-'s it l1ure.1I\\l~ Ioilm-01110111. of :1 great i`utaliiy ls |1110 u1ili1-11. 'l`l1us 1111 express t1-dlp n- twccll ;llos1'o'w and l‘ei1'o1;l'ud MS

1'1\.1-1-|1tl_v \\'1'u<~k1-Jil, 40 persons 1111115 hillcll and nloro than 70 injured, '!`l1is` 1011-1:11 got 11 whole pu1'ug1‘apl1 1111110* 111\\\'.~=p11|u~1s, with no list ul' thg 1.-111| and injurcll and no explanation ol lbs Iralisc. 'l`ho full is that thu 1'all11>.11l1H arc in 11 1'ou1liti<111 01' colnplcte drill- .1>1'aliz-,lliull and tho only wondll is

that 11101-1) wrvcks do not 01-cur. ` 1\n 1tc1|11ui11t111i1'o ol' lninu In l\lo~.<1\\' tho wife ul' 11 r11lo\1i11l in thc 131111411

urnly, was uilxioils to go to l’\l1'u» 1:11111 t.-.1 1111.111! lufr I1\1`1\‘bun1l. who \\:\=:< 1=x|1o1:ic1l l.l1o1'¢\, on his why l'1'0n1'hc |`1'0ut_ My i`1'lc111l's iathcr, who I1~ llli’ 111111111gin1: head oi' a large Mo~1ow lnlsilicss couccrll. tried to prevail pn 111-1' to wait l`or her husband to 1'--.Ich lu-r them. but shc was auxiou. to -wc. him at tho 1-.a1'li1~s1_ lnomont, uid i11sislf.>.1l on hor tickets being p1.;-1~l1-

usl-ti, 'l`I\\' lluy 1ll`l1:r silo was to luv" uouc hor l`all1<.~r callcli on un: :1ud‘1=I1.I 11111 ui' hir" 11111-|1~"¢ relief ul r1~1'01\1ut'

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.111 hour l1<‘i`u1'o tr:1iu time, 11 l1>Iel'1.1111 ilrm lhv 1"ol011cI saying that ho u uid _|111 in l\l<1s1-ow th.-_ next 1no1 ning.

.\u1l what do you il1ink liuppvlctl

.lo that lraiu my daughter was to luvo ft11l11>n'."` hu said. Il. was tho 1'el"1lur 'night express to l’etrog1'a1l, couns- pmitling sonicwliat lo thc (`o111.:1'e.\-1111. 1114 Limited I1cl\vc1:1\ I\'ow York ..n1l

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I v Dangerous Travclllng`

I A l`cw mllcs out ul' Moscow 11 dulcr- 1-1u~u aloso botwcoll thc engineer and tht siokcr, and i11 order io actin- ii they stopped tho train and had a liuht. Ono oi' the men hit the other onthe l\c'a1l with 11 monkey wrench, injuring

him p1'1~.it_y badly. Autliorlly ut’ 4111110 kluil 'sit-.ppcll i|1 and 11rrcat.1.=1l tlr as sailaut. ’l`hc engine cab was blood* stained. and uuihoriiy uultitclicll 1hc 1-nginc and sen; it back to Moscou as t-.vi1l0ncc. The train all this timcl “ Illl its hundreds ol' passengers sioo1| on Ihr iral-.ks \vai1ilu;: for 11 new ulluiuo and crow. and ii' ll was noi run mio and wrt‘.1-kcll il was l>e1:ul|:=c It wut# lucky.

About lhu 1ni1l1ll1' of Atuulm. itll \11l-

:~ri1‘:|u 1-o1'1‘1~.:~lpu|11l1_‘.'11t travelled on limi. salno cxpresa train l'rom l’ctro;11uI in lvlorrow. The night. was wul'lu,.1u1i as the R\|s11l11u occllpullts ol' his 11111 ringo had thc usual 1'oi1sill\1ii111\al uh- _lcctiou to ruiscil wiu1iow..s, hc lnsi.~tc1l 1111 lcnvlug the doul' of thc 1:onll1~1\‘l~ lunnt upon.

I11 thc mi1l1ll1: ol' thc night 11 ballll 0|'

into overy one of thc unlockcll 111m part.n11-.\1ts. live in ull, neatly and wil- euiy lootlm: th1-.n1 of all IDUKS illlli. zsliltcnilvfs. Tho Amcricaul<'0l'I‘0HD111\lI- cnt lost 11vc1-_vlhlng he po==s0Sl‘lI~ 11X- trd clothes. money, passport.. P“i1"\‘H- 'l`lu=.re was 11 ltusslan stall' olllcer in that 1-onlparimcnt “nd ho lost 1-ren thc' 1-lothcs ho travcllcd i|1, and “as obliged io tlesccnd i1\ his l1l\.Il\l\H1H~ The conductor of the train adlniilod that ho saw thc robbery commitlz-ll. that hc raised no hand lo111‘0ve'1Ir 11. or oven prcsl-rod the signal which, would have stopped the train. “'l`h1~.y would have killed nic," hd pleaded in

cxtenuatlon. “Bcsi1lca, li,.happe‘na al- most cvcry night. on a small or la\ scale." * ‘Il

'l`hcr0 is only one way of ~gcti.ing at

thc facts Qi' tho ltllsslall situation, and that is by living ns tho llussiulls 110 associating with ltusslans. hé'a1'l11g1 their 6-torles day by dsy ol' the tr!! edy of what haue been called the blooil-

boen used in the first stage. If YOU ABE a. Suifsrer from Asthma, Bron- chitis, Catsrrh, Ilsurisy, Weak Lungs, Cough and C0lds~s.ll Dis-

is Dr. Strand srd‘s 'I‘.B. Medi ins

“M0” Yun sum. 'Imam

,less revolution. This, I did. as noarll . as lt wus poslblc, from the UNI UI' Mill'

‘mini 111;. 110111 of August. in Petro grad, Moscow and behind onc' of th1-.1

eases leading up to Consuinptlon.. .fighting fronts. Tuberculosis, YOU ARE lntgrutgdl l spent much of my time ln tl11»_

streets, listening, with the uid of an

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Write for 'i'e_stimonlsIs and Bocklat, interpreter. 41 Y0\1“8 \l11lV0\‘BIly Bifi- Dl. s'|'pAlnmAl.D'l lllmdlll oo., to the speeches which were continual- ,

ly hehmmnde up and down the Nev~I

s11l1li1'.»|'s boarded tho train and 111-nt.

shi l’|'o:-pi-1-l. thc l.ilui1|\1t_v11'a1id oillvr p|'iu1~lpal .~'l1‘t:ois. I iulkotl, through

lny i1\Le|'|1|'cl1e1',`\\'iIh people who 'rut beside mu u’n park h1u11:l1es, in lrui11.~\. l'uilroa1l trains an dothel' public plac- ocs. l mot ull the lim'-'ilulls l could.

pcoplr. ol' vvery walk of life, of uvt-'ry pulllirul faith. I spcnl 1l11_\'s in l`u1'l0l'- ics. I lulkcd with \vorko1's and with 1-111|1loyc1‘s. I oven mcl and talked with 1\1ll\c1'c'|1ts of the old 1'ogi|l11:.

With Women Soldiers

l ialkcd for ucarl_\' an hour with lhc

`las1. ltollliinofi' lofi in t'1'1‘.e<lon1. thu

Grand l)u1'l11:s.~:» Scrgc. sister of the i'o1'n1er l1111iprs'.<s, widow of the Elnpcr. ,or's uu1'lo. l have g1_u1c. late 111 night. to 11 palace o1\ thc Grzlutl l\1io\,~1k1\lu. wllcrv in strlrlcst rciircinellt lives tho- \\'umun wllo has been 1'l111rg1'1l with being the lrloscst l`1‘l1~n1i and ally ol' liuspulin. thc one who, at his UV' dons. ia said to `hz\vu u1l111ini.4tc1'1:1l poison to thd _\-uuug i‘v.a1'evii1'1-.l1. Shu told 1111- s111111:'very ilitcrcslixig ihi\1g,~: about ilaspuiin and tho wcnlthy young prluco who Shot him. Tho young prince also told mc sonic inlc1'ost.Ing things.

l huvc tmvcllcd in at troup train

two days cmd nights with u rcgi111c'11l. of ligliiing woiuun-~thc “Battalion of llcu1l1"~au1l' l livcd with them ill their l1a1~ra1-ks bt-hind thc lighting liucs |111 nim- 1la_\'s. l sluyell with 'h-.-ui until the-_v wcut into action, and l sau' them :1l`|1~'1'wu1'1l i11 the hospit- xls 111111 liczlrll illuir own stories of il\<‘ batilo 111111 whivll lI\1'_\' lcd ll\0\l-‘iilllli-*i or i`clu1:lu11| 1111-11. l halve talked with u1u1\\~ r/.1l1ll<‘l‘s ullll UIIIl`6'l'S.

ltdssid is sick. She is gorgcd Ull

so111ctl1in1: shi- has 11111111' knu\vn 111'- i‘ore-1‘rcc1lou1; she is sic-I1 allnost in 'lic with oxcessos, and thc lc11d1‘.1sl1lp whicll would brim: th-'.1 panacea is vlo

lcntly illrown as-i1lc l11_-r1111sc' s11.~'.picion ol` any uutl11»rii_\' has brcd tho worst ‘.1iu1I of |11-1:11:11-._

ilussi., is ins11111-_; .-.l11- i+ not <.'v111\

lllurally 1'1\spu|1\+il1l1‘ lol' \\'l\l\i. SIU! I* Iloing. Will sho 1'ccovc1".' Yes. llul. (juli. what puiu |nu.~'~l sho h1'1\r I1;'l`o1‘1:

N-11., ;;1~l.~; will i`1'1\u1l1111i! -

‘ _____________. HON. EDWARD BROWN NOT

IN ‘NATl0NAL' GOVERNMENT

\\'lI\'.\;|l‘l1}(1, M1111.. (lvl. il-~ »*`l\0W-ll 1°

.lc.\put1~l1 i`r11|11 'l`o|'oulo this afternoon which sluioil that he was slated for 11. position in 11. 111111011-.ll i:ovcrnn11~.ul. lion. l‘l1lwu1'1l llrown 1l¢.~1'la\'c1l ihat

` tl1o1'c was no truth iu1l1o>1-eport. llc said iha1'l1c had 11cv1-.r been 11pp1'oacl1- ed on such 11 111'.1\tcr, and had not even co11si'de1‘cd it.

My limbs _ Would Twitch

And Waken Me- Unable to Rest or Sleep, 1 walked the Floor I0

V Neevous State- When Speci-

alist; Failed I Fouml H

1 Cure.

\\'i|11l>;<11', i)|1l._ (ict, Il. - ’I`l1Is IH

tlw kind ol 4~u1'u that has Hui Wind- sor pvoplo iliinkiutz und talking about llr. <‘I\us1"s N1~1‘\'1~. l"oo1|. ’l`l\c 1i0lI0ll oi' this food cure is so muliually dif- ferent lo the usual ircut1nent11 for the nerves-,' that everybody wants to try it. Gra1luall_v and vcrtuillly ii nourished 'bo stu|'v1-1| 111-.rvcs bark lo boulth and vigor and the hciiolits oliluiiiod are boll1 ll1111'ou1-ill and Iusllnil-

l\1’1's. M. Smlthson, 27 -Arthur siroul.

Wi111ls11r. Out.. writes: “l was suffer- lng lroui 111-.rvlnls lircakdowu. which wa:4`1'u\|su1l b_v 11. shock when fire broko out in tho atljolninix lioiisc. My nerves were in such 11 stale t'h1\t. alter going to had l rouhl not get my norvca quieloil flown sliillclulltly lo 1:11 in slccp. I 1111011 to get up and walk 11- round the room or go flowuslairs. Even when l would be droppinff oil” to slccp my limbs would twitch and wakeu mc. l u1_1c1l to have 1; cold. nervous. night swnais. sometimes would l11~1'u|1u-. 1\1\cu|1s1.-Imis and lil- thal way i`o1'uuiie 11 Iiiilo while.. I was always' cold ami it sccnlml im~ possible for 'mg to get warm or keep warm. When on the strc1.-t l would sac Iwo or three objects ut oncc. and did not want any person to speak to me or bother me-. Any little nolsd lr# rlluicd and annoyed me very much. I had consulted specialists and tried man_v remedies during this time. hul- could not gain relief. At last I tried Dr. Cl1ase’s Nerve l"11oti,and before long 1-oultl seo that this treatment Pas proving of bcncill. I am now feel iur, so much hctier than I can go on the street without any dldlcully, can go across the river and S0 about. the sumo as usual. I sleep 'well at night. and nm feeling more like -myself every day. I am pleased to be able to write you io tell you how much good the Nerve Food has done me. It had strengtlieneil and built up my whole

1-1'yst1»_1n. l am recornmending It ti? cveryliotly I llnd suffering from 11 - vousnesa of any kind."

Dr. (‘l\s11t-.'11 Nerve Food, 50 cents 11.

box. s full treat-ment ol' 0 boxes for

$2.75. at all dealers. or Edmanstgl. Bates & Co.. Limited. Toronto. o not be talked into accepting n rubsti- tuln. 11-mltntifms only disappoint. .

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