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R. .fllllll LEDWELL, Ill " " Physician and Surgeon. P QWNAQIJ _STREET

‘ Cppoite St; ]oseplt's Convent. 1

HOURS-Until lo o’clock a. m., i to p. m., 7 toil p._'_m. 26:! wiw_

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Davis & Fraser s P..ckingEstabl'ish

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Commission Mereltsnts i

H\llr_t\,Dtc 4 Ret Dr ’l`rutter,of

'A¢iiis College, has completed his csi\\'nts

#fthe First Baptist church for the second fo_iurd'moveniont, and when completed,

of

5 “And to thrill. l ml~sed nil that good

Qu apo - ~ Anil ailing _

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il'ieI\idiitglhs§ber|q2r-t \'acci\'ei_l _ _ bl Bl. nn. _ ,_

the soul will be ul un, it ulgugguuymg

nsl_\\liltnt,"sec'ured` slth@rlptill;l1 front' s

if.-init. nor. ‘.r."i". -`atf't‘lii'rl».\lfl.iJ'r."rft°u¢e|=_`¢

'little coulilry church for 811|; The twol

. ‘f 1- M W". H . __ bfidr "9" °9P"°“°'|'_; She sat up straight with a start.

*Doctors Said That' Lamps and External Sw¢lll_l1zs`Wonld Turn-to 1 Running Sores.

'v

its. Jacob Kaehler, Zurich. ' Ont., says that

~ i' 'St ° ‘»: » ._ . '

so ’ _ ~ »_.rl.'*.' _hl_»:>_ at ~ ,BL !bttlh'&||tl¥€ion..`

,oy use very `ménllous`amounc'or'lu_ _ l geuulty and beauty spread before him._ ‘ He stopped at the end off the Grand? llasin 'nl\|l,v-plflshlng backrhls Strilw»hni' from an iurirtsome our raee.”drg1;v,out _ his tobacco ‘punch una carefuiry‘rolled ` xt cigarette. The air- was sizzling. “The lsim beat down ou- the immeiislty of- i white buildings and spurred miud¢u~_ l ingly in the clscadaaud f the ripples in the wake of 'Die gondo- ; his ns they darted to and fro, He was iielling himself that itll th.is was too ` much for one man to see alone. He'

galook Blood Blttersl:‘:.‘=“.‘::.:.:;.:.':.°.':‘.

Sgved I-ler from lliany'Years

of Suffering. I

and great was my surprise when a friend bf* miue told me tthat Burdock Blood hitters would cure me, so that the lump! hid external swelliugs, which the doctors told nie would tum to running sores. would disappear/ I took her advice, and bah say that I have no doubt hut that Bilrdock llldod Bitter: has sat ed me from

1 throng. Yes. if he did not ruli across l some one he knew before night he was going to pull out for home.

lie strolled toward the main entrance

and stopped toadmire .nn extremely pretty girl in cool green linen standiilg _ by one of the pillars of the Liberal ' Artsfhulldlng. ' |

"By Jove!" he said as he made a

wide detour beliind 'her‘ and came aroiind at the other side. “I knoyv that , girl. Hang it! _ What's’ her name?" l He wanted frothy/ past ner again. _ She was absorbed in a scrutiny of the 1 Triumphul c_ause\vay. ` How ri:-i`resll~ l lngiy cool she was in that green dress! 1 ner huh- gleauled gulalutue sun. .Tuul ` was just the trouble-her hair! If it

st- .J°h|3'5| N°Wf°\`|“&&|'|‘. tyemrs of suffering; It is with the greatest Wen, only bmmn! Boy” mu over the

¢ollllll§a°L6‘iodue| of' pleasure autlwilh rl tlmukful -hxr: i lmmeéldf 8;" the blonds he had known

_ _ ' gtitatl sive t11iB°=°\im°=i=\l. knowing 1 Bet-me sample, camlrue Frauen? Baal .

* "‘ "‘ 4 ‘ Brirdocl: Blood Bltters has done so'mucli 5 They had been fat and pudgy.

me’ .nd you .rm-t perfect m

Rise this for the benefit of others simlilrly - bllvli l10Il0\ln|8Dtl\',` his hands tllrllsi ' lHi¢t¢¢l." ` ` ` l

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_ ` (liARV,ARD.) ` rlufauelt amd umm is me best time

di ' on the market to dav and is

attiusrsa /inn irroltaav-ir-Law »==° °“‘° ' -‘

tg- '\f= _. ~ ` _ 'composed entirely ol roofs. h¢1‘b9. bllllil

¢ n. quam and Richmond su.. ch'tovu|. l ma bcnim

Ibhpiiohr, Boise 155, OE e 49. _

THE DUFFERIN HOTEL

me. n'<>nn, N. D.

Overlooklnsthe beautiful Kin Square. lon

eniu every et ll hewly oéntzgl and re

evitra mmm raapuly mil in it et withvprlvst ‘ and pxdeun. ~ ie i,¢a"ox wu,i.iii. I cfissisuraunn' 4-is d t vr i I

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nmiaten , Attorneys-at-Law.

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Royal Vent Cakes.

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He doubled on his steps and strolled'

‘ deep _in _lil.a_ppcke_ts. But u'aiui'_t she l» ; princess! He tried to smooth out the - pucker in his brow and look pleasant 3 Hang it ull! She was as much alone as

he wus, and she would be gone in li moment. His mind raced frantically

_ among the girls of _two continents in 2 search of the missing name. | “If she just had brown hair, now,"

he said. staring at her unmlatakably gold curls; Suddenly he remind that lie was standing stock still and the brown eyes of the girl in the green dress had vvept from the Trluiuphal causeway and were looking into his \\'ith,lll coticealed amusement. Instant- ly his face cleared. He swept off his hat with a charming bow and went to- ward her, smiling. »=. l “Miss Hoakelijf' he said, holding out

his hand. “Miss Eleanor Haskelll” '

She looked at him amazed, but at

sound oi' the name she smiled, too. questionlugly. , _ ‘

“I fear you have the _betterl of me,_

though,” she said as he took 'her baud, “you are"’- ' “Boyd Thompson, yes, of .\'ortbwest_» erir,""lie tabbed* tor ' * “0l1‘,"-'l"_ddl_5t' i‘eilYeui_B6t.” She passed one~iiiim”hahd over-"iie'r’brow and look- ed embarrastfedl "But'I’ve sure enough been to Northwestern," she said, flash l lug a smiié at him, "and," trlunlphan ` ly, “yes,'I remember your face." ~ "‘0u`é’s_ memory for names is oftell

hcklei 'Wliy, div* you know, I had tile dence of ii' tiiile’reealll\‘ig yours just , now, and ‘I was afraid* every, minute, | you'rl take a notion. to go before 1- collld get it by the tail~fea‘th¢-érs, so to speak.. But I did, you see. and I xli- ways remember faced.” He leaned over and smiled' down at her. "Are you en- joying tile show?" he asked sweetly.

“Yes, but it's too overwhelming to

enjoy alone, and friends are not due for a week or days, so I've de- cldedrto go home. I ust taking p farewellflook-as you c` e along." '_

"Come, mow. that's jolly. I'i'li injthe

| some flx.~ What do you any to doing

the fair in partnership?"

And so it was finally arranged! Later in the evening as he left her at the Hotel Napoleon Bonaparte hee said, coming ri step nearer: "You’ll for- E give me for staring at you so hard? l , just couldn‘t remember your name on the instant.” ‘

“Yes. of coarse!" she laughed. "Be‘

cause, do you know, I haven't been, able really to place you yet. though I remember your name and your face perfectly.”

'~ ° " `~ "W 'r "' .’ ._’ ',-; ‘ really known you pt-obabl_v.~ l`ui glad

_ -3 you should lluvo brown hair

Eventhough he had seen the _wondo*r~_. _ __, , ,,

wil go to st. John to continue the work _ 5 of (iq ¢¢gg|;¢n|. “mg kgt-ing ¢¢1_|¢g¢;`“ Eagan 'mul “H wr? mm' M

"Well, we’re even,” he called brick.

and, thrusting his hands in his pock- ets, he snuutered toward the lobby.

Strange he should have thought she, had ordinary brown liair, ho said to’ hlmseif,_when this particular shade of , gold was the prettiest thing for hair?

lie had ever segnlilondinel Hesthrew _ away his algo _ e. She wasnt mai' kind. ‘ ` f l H0 thought of the few times he had seen her at armory ‘parties and re_ lnembered that she danced divinely.- Ho had not known- her well. and she was a trump for not thinking him pre ‘ sumptuous speaking to her now. As ng pit.-tennis way through the crowded lobby he lawali arohnd him slender girls in green dresses pulling gold hair away~.f‘|~n'm their faces with li pretty movement' of their hands.

_ fl*-hey were lifting at thofsnd of the Gt-and basin some nllhts inter, u. llttli M98 _ geirithe ‘lkhiQ&ade~ dverlookllt *tlio w er. Boyd was speaking as he :lowly rolled a cigarette. '

l'_Do you_ know; I 'nm amalelto .think hike uttsiulrfii I wiiilabout ydufl ` €‘f'm.eorry to have dissppdiatol you.” me ui .___ _ _ _ _ I

Flint? you dld_n‘t. Thetil just the

,_ point." He 'tuned ‘over staalsuly, mtl

lilil fue* wk ‘an-av new rut-iouuuoso. ~

` ' tissue-builder,|lvlu th HM

.L ‘ g _ ._ . . | , iiealiiidtiorwomaureuewetlrnéen l

.ifraid of you"' l \\ hat good time she tsked quick

\\ hy, ltnowing you better before. ‘

|lon’t you see? \`ou‘re the jolliest giri

I've seen for a long lime. you had thrown -ine over that day n the Lib

A-ai Artl building 1 never should havs ,

you dldu’t. And the reason I t:ouldil‘t _’ think of your mime tvas 'because I.

"Ohl" ` ' "Why, what is it?" lie asked solicit-

ously. “Wbot’_s'the truublet”

"Nothing, My feet just hurt from

walking so much. 'llhave blisters on both my 'hee`is." ‘ _

Boyd looked grieved at this announce

ment. “Why dirln’t _vou say ao? I wouldn’t have kept _\'ou_goiug so much. lf you’ll forgive me l'll.pr0mise to do b9(t€I’." _‘_~- ' ‘ _'_

“Thank You. I’ossibiy_I,5hall not

have to bother you auf. more. My friends come in the lnti'¢iifii`§." Her voice was icy. " _

“And you are going tb.disiniss me

like this? Why. we hrtvei_i't~ seen a third of the show. l thought I was to guide the whole party." ._

“Thank you, I can manage .very well.

My cousin, for uno, is quite capable of taking care of herself. _Bite has been to Northwestern and'-she has brown hair.” '

“Eleanor Haskell? What do you ‘

nlea'u?f’

"Yes, tllItt's her name too. 'I might

liavc kiiowirttye looked alike, but no body ever _said so before. People are always falling iii' love‘\tQb her and coming to nie to bc plticd. I hate her; I hate everybody. and I'ln not going to have you hanging around like ull the rest tvorsliiping her and pouring your troubles into my cur. Ileaveus, there she is now! Go to her. I can get a ear by myself!"

‘She was tired and unstrung. Boyd turned and saw the original

Miss Eleanor Haskell-tile one he had met before--standing not ten paces ittvay. She stood apart from her par- ty of friends, looking over the balus- trade at the goudollers wielding thlu,‘ flashing poles. He shrank farther back into the shadow of the shrubbery. She was* tall, stately and dark as of old, and the peculiar feeling of mingled ad- miration ond fear-.came back to him. Neither he nor the girl beside him stirred. He felt sure she was watching him, and he waited. The party called to the dark girl, and she dually turned away. They heard her say calmly, uu- emotionally: "Yes, it is rather good. 1’m glad we got the night view first. - Do you suppose there ls any chance of our finding Eleanor?" \

The two on the settee lu the shadow were motionlesshs the group passed , by, not noticing the young people seat- ed close together in the shadow.

When they were well out of henr-

ing. Boyd leaned over suddenly, letting his cigarette drop between his feet.

"I have much to thank your cousin

for," he said slowly, "for without her I should not have known you." Be stopped and picked up a bit of gravel from the path; “And without ifer, ad- . vent here tonight I shouldhot have dared to tell you for some time that

I love you.”

The girl beside him moved away just

ii trifle.

“You will think me an unutterabla

cad for saying this, but it seems ueees~ sary to speak or lose you, and I dou't want to do-that. If you don’t care for mmplease believe that I am sincere"

After a pause

“Do you?" .-._ ,l

_"What?" _

“Believe I mean it?" 1

“Y_es.” ' _ Another and a longer pause.

“Do you?" _

"What?" _

“Er-er-care for`m`e'f" '_ ‘ ' \f`._ -tunybeiu ~ -g-_ ve; `

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Plants

iuuiunoittrnsuinuta

restore

oxygen

can prolong life.

The people on th earth are snsce tibia

to some lun whl govern plmt e. A mt. cannot be successful! futha

A man is oeldgm lieatley and strong

wholiveoin thedar erin ltnleu room; Amr Ill, Nature’ ways arvfouad io in

1. _

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an n medicine made of roots and hem eu up e an e "° #t'§”“l¥l°§..i“ “.l““°"éf°?l W most potent menus whieliméau be ` d for the regaihlu of’ loot health.

. R. V. Pierce, cousulang phyalcku § Invaiidn' Hotel and Surgical Iuntituh, Bulalo, N. Y., in many yearn of extell

practice, found that he could ph In

th. to an ulterative extract- ot' eerhlt

and roots for the cure of all bloel also xedixglholu “ned cl>)"niul»‘P{°°‘~ 1

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hcl uof narcotics, entirely “mah

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or Dr. _ I _alicia are bel fbi'

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time because I \\.t~l fool enough to be ‘»

get you a new one for any machine.

free from the

of these diseases.

nfrom

You can do

our Vapo-Creso-

lene. Put some Cresolene

in ;out"~vaporizer, light the beneath, and let the vapor fill the room. Have the children sloepiu the room every night, for itb perfectly safe, yet not a single disease germ can live in this vapor. Ask your doctor about it. I ",‘.Z;t°".'l’,'i"¢.,“,l‘i‘..».u»~°' "“"l.‘32'&.'.il'.”i “""' 2%

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BEAVER lrLoUR

alwiys tunil out right-be

the same, whether you buy a small sack or a barrel.

Wheat. It contains all the .

uutrimeut ot' the wheat kernel. Maker bread and biscuits-atke and pastry- thrit are as healthful and ' strengthening, as they uve waitsaellcimumdluviilug.

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At Your 6rocer’s. '

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All those suffering with

Bolle, Scroftila, Eczema \\’ill find

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Never Fails. I A 0 ‘ Beaver Flour never diaap f

. points theeook. The baking

muse Beaver Flour is always l

Scottlsi

r- greatest remedies for

surnption. Sfdntfi will always bring relief- °ften"`¢ure.f Emulsion does for me

“what

cannot do. It s tho

- ment in it that takes the

tlent in long strides

health

First. Tramp Think l`ll take a scat. A .Ws'lIiaAlyeuaglpiehnn. Second 'Tramp-Better not. \`ou`ll gt-' §Cn'|1‘£ l0Vlhll.Clitt-Tuzuut»,& "

rested. (_

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Beaver Flour is n

blend of Manitoba Spring l 0 l

Wheat and Ontario Pall I '

Think of It l

Until the roth day of Dec., every tenth buyer of a shirt at our store can have one for nothing lt may be a Negligee, ` Regatta, White, Blue Flannel, Grey Flannel, Mixed Colm-_-, t- ally, other you choose. ` ,_ We have a very large stock of Shirts ard we oiler this inducement to reduce it. " During lhe past torn weeks many customers hid- a shirt for nothing. r You may have the next. _ _

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and llerale

invaluable to cleanse the blood

Devil it Lawrence Co., Ltd., Montrml.

Weavers Syrup _

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Sewing machine

\Ne have in stock:

‘ New Home,” “New ideal,"

"New Williams," "New Raymond." _ l ‘ New~Home M’i‘g" ‘ and "Standard" _

Swing macilhas

In styles, box head, drop head and!

cabinets. We carry a large stock»_an¢l have a great variety of machines to sel- :ct from. Good secoud~hand machines from $5 up, and in new machines our prires cannot be beaten. t

Send tis your old shuttle and we will

` on

Fewiug ruqachiues repaired at Central Music Store.

Do A0 E9

‘ Men's Fumisher, Morris Blozk. _

You Wal '

~ Buy no _

. other' be

I .

Ifyou know anything about "ARTIC BR.-\i\'l`l" BUFFALO

RORES, PFRSI.-\N L'AMB COATS (ANI) Ill`Fl<`AI.L-i VLSTERS.

They are MOTH, \\'I.\`D ANI) RAIN PROOF. These goods are sold

mlm

linden; arantee. You will make ri mistake if ‘ou 'bu a robe or

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coat that does not bear our trade mark.

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Berlin Robes tllolllingllo.. Lui.,

BERLIN, ( NT. lo-17 mwf &w 3m _' _ f

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Charlottetown

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Pictou, N. S.

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Conlmencing Monday, the‘

r4th inst, the S. S. Princess will leave the Company’s Wharf at 8 oclock a. m. ` By order f

F. W. HALES,

Secretary.~

rr dtf'

Ballina lllollel

Sales exceed that of any ther in ’ the Lower Pro-_

vlncel.

Citolcest growth _oi Indie

O

at nd Coy lon.

4

I Axes; _ Lanterns, _

ilorsc Shoes, Horse Rugs,

_llorsc Rasps.

In fact _vgg can supply you with anything in hardware.

s. ui. CRABBE,

`*T.®§llHiS`E EEEEFEEE EERE

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FUR SALE ! I

i Cottrell Drum Cylind_er, 6 Col. Quarto, Newspaper Press (in

good condition.) _

Reasousfor Sale.-Our circulation <i<s"'l'r’icreasiug at such it rapidv.

rate that we have found it necessary to instul a Web Perfecting

Press.

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