Ift\I’URtANI.i READING NlAlTE'R“8EI.f`E0'I`ED~= FROM THISW'EEll-55. NEWS -FUR. l7I'lE'~-IiUARDl.AN'S- SATURDAY SUBSCRIBERS
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_ Sunday afternoon with fiieniiliielllii 1 fr `:""5= I I %`/‘W U
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’- ~-1 underweight stops the machine. Every Lantic
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_"I suffered for many years wit] lzrrible lndigertion and Con.rli`/mfimi. 1 became thin ‘und miSemblc_ I had tliese matters with the farmers of the
frequent dizzy spells and becamri, 5 rup down that I never thought I wouli get well again.
A neighbor advised me to try ‘Friiit
ii-t_l\'es’. I did so and to the siirpi-is-ri
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Mum C V 1118 friends --Miss
'l`liis_zifl.ernoon Prof. Ross leaves for
§‘_""-l UICUUIIKS at Flat River and Bell I ‘tv?`- TIIIB Dart of the country has 3 05’ secured the services of pure bred stock anti is also to have demon. strations in the dipping of sheep. As "I0 Valllff Of [lure bred stock depends
1 very largely unoii nie care and reed
U19? l”0f¥0iV0. Mr. Ross will discuss
viciiiit.y.
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l NEW RESIDENTS-Rev. R. G. and
_ N. B., for Grand Manan. Wednesday
inorning, where they will spend the next two weeks before ein to Char
ol"niy doctor, I began toimprovo iinl |0i¢0town_ p_ E_ I whetie Bi, Fultmi /ieno'r'/'udnaelogaonwith ‘Fru1'/-ri-li`z'rs’_ will he pastor of the First Mletliodist
I conliniicii this iiictliciiie and nil in
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Indigcstion and Constipation wiig rei.ieved. I consider that [owe my life to ‘11‘riiit-a~tlvcs' and I want to sayto
tlioso who suffer from Iniligr-_cfirm
tlliiircli. A very large number oi’ _their friciids were at the slatioii to bid them farewell, says a Si. John Ex- _cliaiige. ln Mr. Fulton. Cliatliiini is losing ii valuable and prominent citi- zen, one who took ii keen interest in
(.QnHtipaH0n or Hcndachos, try ,Fmiti lull inattcrs pertaining to the welfare
ii-tlvcs’. 6`i'1/¢‘l/iislozfclyfrizil u/m'in'uc ri_/hfr C/:mire and you will get well tim
same its I did". _ .
1' CORIINE GAUDREAU.
50c. ii box, 6_i'or $2.50, trial sine, ‘25r~,_
At iill dealers or sent postpaid by Friiit-a~tives Limited, Ottawa.
of the town. As a preacher. he al- ways liiid his subject well in hand, ‘and his discourses were always thor- oughly enjoyed. By his broailmind~ iedncss and his cherry disposition, he igaincd a. very large circle of friends, who while sorry to lose him, wish him continued success in his new field.
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write us for orioel on Feed, Coarse Grhins and Cereals.
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T\oT.H.TayI|fCo. Limited CHATHAM. OIL
varieties of wheat are blended before being ground. Thus “Beaver” Flour has the Ra_vor of
» the Ontario pastry Hour, with the
increased strength due to the
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rightelpligogolittrililns. "Beaver" Flour is always the same. You can depend on it for all your baking.
Ask your dealer.
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the real homemade flavor of Ontario wheat and the extra strength of Western wheat. is true because these two
n of western wheat.
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‘°fUX disdolves readily in
A shampoo with LUX is
` tiie'hair soft and glossy
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won I shrink woollom
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sayle free. Youll be delighted with the
wonde ul way it washes wooIlens_, iiannels i
Iiftlyoii haven’t tried LUX, M2dam.Jl1St flmll
and all sensitive fabrics. Never shrinks. U19-ts
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and invigorates the scalp.
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wonderful economizer.
, Loom' Bros. Ltd., Toronto
hot 'water and makes it
P autres of soap in flakes
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B °, ummlllss of Charlottetown ,Q
o visit the school gardens at North .,. :». §,‘"°f~ Meadow Biiiii. in... i»..i...,
» Yde River and surrounding countr 1:-;.:,;, 15-, 2:. ` sections, and on Thursday or Friday $55,; fS§: " » d
Southern Qiiccn’s to address agricul-
Mrs. Fulton and family left Chatham,-
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package weighing machines tliathalf an ounce
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Lantic Granulated is packed in 2 lb. and 5 Ib. Csrtons. Also in 10 _Ib.,j20 Ib. and l0\_ lb. Rags. |,,..,_. ..
Sugar carton and ~ bag
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Shaw DimgAnosNs-Mr. W. n. ,=,,`i; - =.=,..§.,.. .,.;,,.;.,>_,5,..,.~_. Avoid the “spiIIy" wasteful paper bag, by asking forI.anticSugarin4»-ig.
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....1 go ,O Summm,de to M the de_ ,iw _ `_ Ailanlic Sugar Relineries Limited uoiu-iiziir.. qos. sr :onion s.
rnonstratioii in woolen sorting whlgh I =i§I ii' 2" _ .//
is being given by the Federal Depam I _
'salt ‘lf Ailricultiire under the super- A _
h on of Mr. H. L. Hewson, of Am- -5 L ,-1 ,
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RED CROSS WORK-The Wom-
cn's Patriotic Association of Kensing- ton, Margate and `Kelvin raised $121.80 this mouth. Of this amount $10.35 was made by thc sale of candy in connection with the play “Llttle Truinp" and the balance $111.45 by asking for ri small donation from each woman in these districts.
OFF TO THE FRONT.--Mr. Colin
McNcviii, student; at Dalhousie Col- lege, has been spending a. feiv days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. l\icNevin, DeSahlc. lie is lionie on ii furlough and leaves this morning on return to i-lalii`ax_ lie is now attach- ed to the Medical Corps of the For- tietli aiul will go to the front when it is ordered.
. THE LATE MRS. McGOWAN. -in the obituary item on the latc Mrs. John McGowan of Dundas thc family surviving should read John and Flora at home. Mrs. Malcolm MsKcnzie and Mrs. Donald McKenzie Milltowii Malcolm McGowan and Mrs. William McKinnon, Kilmuir, Ronald in the Ukoii and James ln San Francisco, and all but the latter two were at their niothcr‘s funeral.
RETAIL MERCHANTS TO OR-
GANISE-Mr. R. C. Doyle, Toronto, representing the Retail Merchants’ Association of Canada is at present here for the purpose of interesting the local merchants in his Association. A meeting of retail merchants will be held in tho Board of Trade Rooms to- night at which Mr. Doyle will explain the aims and objects oi’ the Associa- tion with ii view to the organization of a branch here.
PATRIOTIC WORK-Following is
fi list of clothing forwarded by the \Vomen’s Branch ofthe Canadian Pat- riotic Association. of South Milton and Highfield; Thirty day shirts, six- ty one night shirts, twenty six pyja- nia suits, fourteen pairs bed socks, seventy pairs socks. twelve pairs mit- tens, live pairs artillery mittens, thir- teen liot water bottle covers, three pairs woolen wristlets, one scarf, one bed jacket, one pnuemonia jacket.
ISLAND LADY DEAD.-The sad
death of Mrs Frank Kirwan, which occurred in Wallace, N.S., on the 16th inst., will call forth great sympathy from the many friends of the family here. She was formerly Miss Money Burke. step-daughter of Judge Reddiii, of Cliarlottetoivn. She was a most ostiniable lady. and her unexpected demise will prove a terrible shock to the family and relatives. Besides a. husband and nine children, a mother, a brother, Mr Stephen R. Burke. of Albertoii. and a sister. Miss Bessie Ilurke, ot' Cliarlottetowii. are left to cherish her inemory.
LARGE ORDER.--Messrs Carvell
Bros... of Charlottetown. are at pres- ent supplying an order from the Wai' Office for 1,500 tons of hay. Three very large presses are now constantly at workpressiiig the hay into bales which average about 90 lbs. -So far about 500 tons have been treated in this way. About 45 men are ein- ployed on tho work. forking the hay, attending the presses, wiring, loading, etc. The presses are run by a 20-li.p. imperial gaoline eiigine, in charge of Mr Norman W'atson. After the hay is pressed it is conveyed by teams to the warehouse on the Marine' Wharf, where it is being stored to be In readi- ness when the time comes for ship- ping it. lt is uiulerstood a special steamer will come here to convey thc Iiay to the seat for war, where it will he used for feeding the horses of the British army. The big presses at the Railway Wharf will be kept going for several weeks still on this contract and a considerable quantity of good quality hay will be purchased. lt is evident that the P.E. Island farmer who wants to help the Empire by growing needful products will make no mistake if he devotes ii consider- able acreage to hay, among other things that are sure to be in demand.
More than bali a Centiiry of Quality'
_ is behind, every
package oi- ._
BENSONS ` Com
Starch
Always order by the name BENSON'S in order to get what you want
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WEDDlNGi~ ANNOUNCEMENT.-It
is announced that the marriage of Miss Evelyn I). Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs D. L. Smith, of Amherst. to the Rev. Percy Glover Cotton, will take place at Amherst on Wednesday, June 30th.
“A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND Indeed."--On Saturday evening some citizens were retiiriiing by the steam- er Northumberland from Nova Scotia from an auto trip. Unliappily Satur- day is a non auto day. Arriving at thc wharf a number ot’ fellow Sliriners camo to the rescue and following their watcliword “ Hold unto the Rope " the auto was soon at the garage.
RHODES COURSE DELAYED.-
Mr A. A. Paoli. Rhodes Scholar for Prince Edward island, who is at pres- ent visiting his parents. Mr and Mrs Simon Paoli, has been informed hy the Oxford authorities that the Schol- arship Course will not be avaliable this year. This is probably owing to the war, as so many of the Oxford students have gone to the front. Mr Paoli will tlierefore defer his entry into the University until later. in the ineaiitiuie he will complete his course in Science and Arts at Queen's University, Kingston.
S.S. HALIFAX.-The S_S. Hallfex
arrived in this poi't yesterday from Boston and intermediate ports. She left on return at 6 o'clock. She had a general inward and outward cargo. The following were the inward pas- sengers:--l<"rom - Boston-H._ ll. Mc- Donald, P. L. Collin. Mrs Collin, R. Arcliihald, Miss F, MacDonald, F. W. liutclisoii, Miss A. Hutchson, John White, Miss B. White, Miss M. B. Mc- Pherson, Miss B. McDonald, Mrs E. P. Boynton, Mrs J. M. Connolly, Mrs D. A. Martin. Miss M. B. Millar, F. Beers; from Halifax-F. J. Bailey.
About one hundred Nobles attended
the ceremonial ,session of the Mystic Sliriners last night. There was a large class of ,novices who “accom- panied the caravan across the hot sands of the desert." Those who at- tended pronoiinced the session one of t.lic niost successful in the history of Philae Temple. At the close of the session a banquet was held at the Kosy Korner. The visiting Shriners expressed themselves as delighted with the banquet which was s. distinct credit to the staff of this elegant tea room. To the credit oi’ the visiting as well.as the home Sliriiiers as well as to the city, when the Nobles. dis- persed at 2 o'clock this morning, there was not a symptom of anything strong- er having been used than the delicious tea and coffee supplied hy the Kosy Korner inaiiagemcnt. l
WEDNESDAY
APPOINTMENT GAZETTED- 'l‘hc
last issue oi’ the Canada Gazette cou- tains the following: "Mr. David Flem- ing, of Stanley Bridge, in the Proviiicc of Prince Edward Island: to be Wharf- inger `ot’ the Government Wharf at Buy View, in the said Province. in the room and stead of Mr. Arthur Sinip-- soii, Junior."
CIVIL SERVICE. --iii the list ol'
candidates mentioned in the latest is- sue of tho Canaria Gazette as having passed at a general competitive ex- aniinatlon for clerkship in sulmlivisioii li. of the Second Division of the Civil Service of Canada held at senfres througlioiil, the Dominion on May 10, 1015, is the name of Mr. R. ll. lfltz- gerald, of Waterford. P. E. 1.
ROYAL ARCH OFFICERS.-At last
night‘s session of the Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Nova Scotia, held iii the Masonic Temple, the following of- ficers were elected and iiistalled: W.
P. Doull. Charlottetowg, Grand High Priest; J. C. McKay, ydiiey, Grand King; W. A. Ellis, St. Jolin's New- founrlland. Grand Scribe; M. McF. Iliili. Halifax. Grand Treasurer; S. J. Waddell, Truro, N. S.. Grand Secre- tary.
P. E. I. BANQUET. --Close to one
liuiidrcil former residents of I’. E. I.
Island Benevolent Association. The banquet began at seven o'clock with the introduction ni' the toastmaster, Mr. D. J. McLean by the President, Mr. Joseph L. MacDonald. The ban- quet lasted until ten and enlivoned by niasic, .songs and the following tdasts "The Land whore I was born" Dr. Fi W. Christopher. “Massachusetts.”`Mr. Augustine MacDonald. Vive-President ofthe Association. “The P. E. Island Iienevolent Association." by the Treasurer. Mr. Michael Walsh. "Past Members," A. T. McLean. "Women of P. E. Island," Mr. James Carmich- ael. Dr. Christopher spoke with much feeling of the Land Where I was Born. Mr. MacDonald spoke in s somewhat happy vein on P. E. Islanders in Massachusetts. Mr. Michael Walsh, the only charter member present told of the early days of the Association. Mr. A. J. McLean, it former past president, also spoke remlniscently of the early days of the association. Mr. James Carmichael who was to have responded for the Indies was absent. so the toastnisster asked Dr. Christopher to lfperik for the ladies which he did in an acceptable man-
ner. At ten' o'clock the banquet ended with the singing of Auld Lang Syno
HOME FROM HOSPITAL.-Mrs W.
A. Moons has returiicil home after being successfully treated at the P.E. Island Hospital. Her frienils are pleased to have her home again. Mrs Moore is deeply appreciative to the many friends in Charlottetown for their many visits and thoughtful gifts. especially to Capt. and Mrs Hesschlen and family for their reniarkably kind attention during her stay in the Hospital,
-. 'THE ARRIVAL OF KITTY.-
Tlie Auditorium at hliiiitngiio was lill- ed to its upinost capacity on thc even- ing of Tliursilziy, June 17th, when the farce iii three acts entitled, “The Ar- rival of Kitty"- was presented by nn amateur company of members ofAcnie and l-lillside Lodges I. 0. 0. F. Cast of characters: William Winkler, Mr. H. M. McLean; Bobby Baxter, Mr. George Stewart; Benjamin More. Mr. W. R. Dill; Ting, Mr. G. M. Schur~ man; Aunt Jane, Miss Jacqueline Mc- Donald; Jane, Miss Lilliiin McDonald; Suzette, Miss Flora Mellish; Sain, Mr. S. K. Todd; Kitty, Miss May Mc- Queen. Scene-The oilicc of the liai- cyoii House in the Catskill l\lountaiiis_ Tlnie-Oiie day last August. Act I.- Late morning. Act ll.-Early after- noon. Act Ill.-Almost evening. All the parts were strongly taken, and bc- tween tlie acts the uiidienco was treated to vocal solos by Miss Annie -Sutlierland and Miss l<‘loi'ii Mellisli, and violin selections by Mr. (Thas. Ste- wart. It is said by those in attendance that this was the liest.-feature ot' its kind over presented to the people oi' Montague.
MERCHANTS MEETING.-The rc-
tall inerehzints of Cliarlottetowii inet iii the Board of Trade Rooms last night and decided to organise a Retail Association for the Province of Prince Edward island. This Association is a Doinliiioii Association, covering Caiiada from coast to coast and is formed for the bcttcriiient of trade conditions and to look 'after matters oi’ legislation. lt is in no way a com- bine against tlie consumer, Init is simply formed to look after the con- dltioiis of the retailer and anything benefiting the retailer indirectly belie- tlts the consumer. This Association has a large attendance in Canada and it is hoped that every merchant in Prince Edward Island will support lt. Mr Doyle, the organiser, will cover tho province, and lic hopes to get every merchant into the fold. Mr Doyle addressed ilic merchants last evening explaining the objects of the Association, etc. After his address and a short discussion, on the motion of Mr S. ‘A. Mcllonald, secoiidcd hy Mr Collin, it was decided to i`0rin u local branch of the Dominion Associa- tion. Tlie following officers were appointed:-President. S. A. Mclioii- aid; First Vivc-Presitlciit. ii. Jenkins; Second Vice-l"resideiit. \Vm. l’t‘ai‘4Icii; Treasurer, (‘._ ll. lllack; these oillccrs having the power to elect their own secretary. Mr E. Seller was appointed secretary of the grocers' branch of the local association.
Mr. Milton Walsli, ol' the Depart-
ineiit oi' Marinc and Fislieries. will have thi- rleep sympathy of niany friciiils iii the siidden death yesterday riioriilng oi' his beloved wife. The cir- ciinistaiices are of unusual sadness. Airs. Wiilrih had been ill over ii your ago, hilt sho had completely rccovci'c1l and for thc past three nionths had enjoyed excellent lieiiltli being up and about as usiii-il, and in the best ot' spi- rits. About one o'clock on Sunday afternoon while walking from the par- lour towards the kitchen, she \vii.s suddenly seized with ii paralytic stroke. Medical aid wus hastily suni- moned but sho never regained con- sciousness and passed iiwuy at 2.30
Walsh, whose maiden iiainc was An- nie M. Jenkins, was n most. cstiinablo lad always obtimistit- bright and
Emiiiii Jenkins, who has reached the
ing with hcl' cliiiigliter, Mrs. liavers. at Georgetown. The deceased leaves to mourn besides a sorrowiiig husband,
Shelt n B. Walsh; also one
b t t H uincy one son, o
?,%32g?%o1t0:_n(§:,;,]:y evlgning June 1 sister. Mrs. Thomas Layers, in George
_-town, and ilve brothers, Richard R.
the 13th to ce}l1eb;atc (tim flf‘tet\;l;"‘P“¥'; |Jenkii`is, W W Jeiiklns, Georgetown;
nlvemuy of t 0 mm ng ° 1 ` ' _ George G., Govan, Snr-ik.; Edward and
Percy Jenkins In the lliiltod States. Among other surviving relatives ls her niece Mrs. IIJr.) Foss (nee Miss Annie lenlciiisl of Peabody. Mass. Mrs, Foss before licr marriage resided ,iii Charlottetown with Mrs. Walsh, anti' 'w`a's'on' A ‘visit to licr at tho time of the liittei"s death.
Cooling Wash
Just ii touch of this mild. soothing
wash. the I). D. D. Prescription, will give you Instant relief from your burning, itching skin and absolute
bles. D. D. D. is a scieiitlilc compound of soothing oil and Wlntergreen and other healing elements.
Don't fall to try D. D. D., for any
kind of summer akin trouble. it will give you wolcopie relief. A generous
D. D. Soap. ~=\. 1 _ .
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D. D. D. is made in Canada.
ripe old age of 80 years and is resid- ,_
§_i_eps itching
protection from all summer skin trou-
ii-iiii iiiiitie roi- asc. Aim Amis about up
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,_ E. A. Foster. Gentrai_,Drugstore.l_.
Says he never felt better in his life.
Confirms his Amazing Cure by
iiitci'i:st :ill over iiiczit. Biiiiiiii. ll--ri' \\'.'i>' no oriliiiiiiy iiiofiiiiiiia, lint pi'iictii-:iIl_\' niiwiiiliiii~_' wziki-I`iiliii.~'.~= iiiizlit :iIi~_»r iiifglit, with im iiipv lil ia'lif'l`, till. in tlii-1-nil, caiiic llr, L'.iss~\ll`s 'l`.il>i<-ts, ziiid tlicn tlic blessi-il ri-st ol iiiitiiiail :intl rvliii.-liiiig; slut-,|i.
Noir, ivriliiig friiiii 6, t‘l\ip.~'Icii<l \'ill:i~',
Ulii|isii~:i<l-r-iiiil, t'iiiilil.~'<ioii, Siiiri~_\'. I‘}ii_'_'» land. Ml". I"<-Itoii .~i;\},`f-it " I .-iiii iii-liglitwl to tell ytiii I lc!-I vcry lil,-iicvci' Iii itrii' iii iny wliiilc lil`<-." 'i`Iie :~\f<ii`_‘.' .ns iii'i':iii:iil_\' ¢:i\'i~vi was so f.‘xtr:\iil'<lIiiui‘_\', lllv viirc :-'ii i'~-|ii.'ii'k:iI>Ie_ tIi:il wi; ici-I jii--tiliiid iii pnlili.-liiiig it .igniii that siiffcrr-i‘.< lriiiii .\I»~t~|i1i~.~'-iii-.~_~i :init il(‘i"rc fztiluic iii I ii.ii:i.-I;t iiiuy liiioiv ]iii\\' gi'i~.'it is tlic i-iii.|ti\i~ p~'.\'i-i' ol' Ilr. this-scll'.~i Tnlilttls. Hero is lliv stiv|'_\‘: -
“ Dr. l`iis.~i-ll`s 'l`:iliIcts l`i-i\-ml ine front
the t~‘rrililc ziillii-iioii iil` sim-plcssiir-ss :iiiil licric I`iiIliiii~." .~"ii<I .\I". |"i~lI|\ii, “\\‘lii-ii tlic best t.ri~:itii|ci|f i-iiiilil iiiii ;!i~.'c Iiiv- vvi-ii ti.-iiipi>i'ii|‘_v iwlii r'. Iii liiiili. ;i_~ :i rr-iiill oi' an ncoidciit, an iipi=i'n\ioii Iiiirl to bc pi-i fr»i'ivii-il, altor \\'liii~li I :=iifli\i'~-il froiii i'l\'t‘iirii:~`lIi1-iiin, :iiiil iiltiniiitt‘l)' t iitirc ).‘ci'\'i‘ F~iiiIiii'c. I \\';i_~ ink:-ri into ii f-pct-i.iiI liisli- tiitioii, only to be tiiriieri out :ii`tcriiiontlis of l.re;i7i|\i‘iit. ii.; litipclt-.<sI_\' iiii‘iii'.'il’iIc. l
dent, iiiul i»\-I-n thc Iii.<iii'iiiit'i- t'oiiip.iii; dci'l:ii'c|I tiitit 1 should iii-iw r wink again, I <-oiilil just gi-r zilniiit. with the gn-:iii-.st<1ii”lii-iilty. tlragciiig iiiy i'i_f_'lit loin aloii-.' tlii- giiiiiiiil, :intl my i-iglii hsiiid liiiiig licipIcss_ `l`livii ciiiiic sli-4-pl.-.~‘siii‘_~'_\. llii what l iwiiilfl, or Lzikc \\Ii.it I ',\‘iiii||i, I. liarilly 1-vi-r slept niglii or day. For iivo years tilziuvliii-i' I iii~\'»\r voiiiii Iiziw slept iiiori- than :i low iiiiiiiit/is at it iiiiii-_ for 1
driiiiglits of opium, and iiiji~<-.tioiis nf uiorpliiiic hail no 4-lit-i-L \vinite\'i~r-I was
yearn
_l[r. .-Irlhnr ll. ['rlI.,"_
I\|w-.i_v.= .'i'.vakc. .\'o tortiiro of the iiiqiiisi- tion iiiillil 1-v|iiiil |iiiiit'; litit siixiit:lio\\' I liieii ihriiiigli it. Ili-iii-I <~:iiiin :it inet with Dr. t,`:ii»seIl`r»i '|`;iliIi‘I.~', :intl iilil lion' grail-I'iiI
first time I iiiipi-o\'c'il: I lwgtiii io get n little sleep, ilicii to i-li~i~|» riclii iIiroiin'.i
I I d ‘ f of ‘ri in
. - i the ii “I , :iii ii-i. ` i .~'. > 'fs - yesterday mornmg' 'lhe late Mrs` lo iiico Iliziii :iIl\f“ls`%-I l`ii:il livlil -'riii I
That was iiiil_\' .1 _\'»":ii' ii-1ri_ nnrl now I :ini :il
strong, healthy iii:iii signin."
The foi'r‘"oiii-' is im |<i>I'iI»-il c'i<»~ Tir
y, _ _ _, _ . ._ . _ . _ _
g-l\ggr[ul_ She was 3 rluiiglitgr of Mrs, Cassell! Tablets are ri gciiuiiio rciiiedy lié I
Dns-time Victim ol Nerve Failure '\,`_"l"\_
and Sleeplessness writes again. .»i..'.i.
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lin. cissiirs iisiizis. "
Mr.
A recciit lcttci' iruiii .\Ii‘. Artliiir ti. m;,,1_
Felton, \li-- niaii who li:ii‘iii_\' cvci' :~;lt-pt, mlm; retztills tht- story til .‘i riiit- li_\ l`li'. t'ii>'.»‘i-ll`.~‘ M, I 1`iiIiIcts, \\'lii\‘Ii Inst _\'<-.ir iti’uii_~'c<I great tag;
liiiil ifltiiiiicfl coiiipciisiiliviii for iii_\' ;i<~i-I-i
li<~:iril e\‘i-‘i'_v hour strike c\'cr_i' iii;:lit.| Olti-ii I wished I. could ilic. Floor-iiiigi
.-iirvtl, 1 i»~i-il'_. Iliiiii-1.. 'Iii-~_\' ii.f| nic ood, sol
[lt‘I'\‘(`\`
TIIE lllll ll0
~ -‘,"=».l~ 1.
NEVER SL . i
striking cure by or. cassette Tablets recalled. '
\\`f:|l\iif~:-rs, or bodily weakness In I' _',-iiifiiz, :viii imports colislaritly
:.7 to li.;ii.I _piii\i- tlivii' power to ours l<iii,_':.t;i.i1i.i.;; ur severe cusos,
UTTEIILY RUN IIIIWII
m Neuralgia and Dyspepsla.
C. Hiiclies. 18, l.ci\s»strcct. Lodge- Bii'|iiiii;.'Ii.'iiii, iiiiglniitl. said:--“I it is i»iil_\' iight to ti-ll you what a
if Itiioil I tltrivctl from taking Dr. cll`s 'l`.ililcts. About two years ago I
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':" I
»»`.i=`}'.';`-';~"¢:_i~_ f/ _
-- : _'Z-'x (,;f`.I‘i- _ /’ i'
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.\Ir. Ilitfiliiz-1.
.
to ia \'.'i'eii-lic.-ily riin-:loivii condition
no .=oi‘t of r-ti'--iiuili iii nic. I. was
in] ti lot \\ii.Ii rlyqiepsiri. and iir~s~' I ii=til to no quite iii77v, and
i. _ _ _ iiiics :i sziiii' iliiiil irtuilil rise iii my
. lli-iiil'ii-hrs wvie ni' :ilinost daily
<n"'iiii‘cii<'t‘ liiit tile \'.'i_~i'_=t iii :ill my
cs ulwis iii-~ir:il.'.'i'a. '.I`liis /used to nie p<i_<ifjv.- .-iu<i:i_\.‘, i-intl nntliiiig I iiii-I iliii any Mood :it :ill.i My
.~' sri-viiml .ii ln- tiifiioii_:;iil_\' \\'cakcried, ltiigi-rlii-i-I iriis just .is wi-:ik and run.
:is I iw-ll iiiiiiii iw. Ilitcii I could
_ lo iiiiiii- tli:iii flirt-c ¢_lay;~‘. work at it Hint". :iiid tli ii* I ii-oiiltl Iii- oil for perhaps
k. It-:iii t lull _you liii\v weak I felt;
tiiiil irlint iiiiiili' iii.it'~i‘_~' \-.iirsc was that I
got :i piopi-i' iii-.I:t`s- sleep. I was
tolli Ilic tiiiiiiili' \\.'.'i~ iii-iiriusj lil,-_-ik,j9\v|,_
Iiiitisli l_ hail ii_n~iIicinc, and also iiivii .iii ||i.~lit\iii<ii., I .lid "UL im-
iii tlii- I--:ist \\'.is 'iIiiiii.l Iiiipny.-.ig ,.1 over being '\\'l|"'i I wil my iii_~'i. :<iip|iIy of DY.
creil, ;iiiil the i'<‘_~ult is gint I nlii i-Il :iii~I stroiig ag-‘iiii,aiidiiiivg\1Inr
\\‘iii'k."
BII|`I`AIII'S GREATEST IIEMEDY
Popularity Now World-Wide.
'I'li<iy i r- ri. iv io |.ii'.ii!ii\:: ;i '.\.iy nf relief to all
I \\n.<~-Iiii\\' l»l<\_~_~cvI llic iiiaiii iiliii ieiiiilill ilcvisr- ;.iii'li it i'i-iiii-iI\'I Aliiifist firiiii ilii-I
i r\l` tiii‘.~t-_i~iii'i--. is a personal story, -i-iii.i<-_v .it \\'ii1<~li is' in-yoiid doubt. irc ,'|.- ii Irw-l_\' :iiifi grtitv-liiliy \\'itI'_
iiliwr. 'I`i`\ llr. (`:i.~.s¢‘Il`S 'l`1i\iIct.~i iii-
ii-i l\:iv~'i'.' :it iii';=i. li.iiiil Lhcii' rciiiarli-
i-i.-.rr iii i-i-ii--ii hi»:iltli and fitness.
Ink. tlioiii ioi Ni~i'.'oiia Ilrvakdowii, Nerve
~i»_ I:iI.iiitili- \\'v:il<iiews, i‘\`ciiras-
iliviiiii. >`l»-i»|ili-_=~ii.‘_~;i\. Aiizcniia, Kidney
l>ii\_ Ir. .Ii-._-p =i:i, .\'i fiiiiiirli Disordtv ,
:i.~iin;:. I’:i.l|iiv:itii>ii. :ind they are speci-
.i:ii:iI~i-~ tor iivir.~~ii:i; iviotliers and
>_'i|ls ;i}ipit;;irIii1\.‘_' ivfviiiiililiomli All rlriig-
ii-iiil .~tiii’f-iicviiois ilirruirziioiii tim
Iloiiiiiiiiiii i-i-li llr. §':is.~‘\-ll`-' 'l`:ibict-S at 50
l‘e.iplv in oiiliyiiig ilisliii-is ohoulil
Dr. I':ii--s»\ll'.s 'I`:iiili‘t.»; li_\' tlivin in case
‘iw-.iii-;_v. A Irrw- sqrriplt- will lic sfciit 1 ii t til "i i 1 ii s (oi .ituiii ' .intl rick.
hy* tylio .~ol»-Qiigi;iiis."fni' bknda, F.
~' :Url _l.‘o.. Lui., 10, M‘(laul¢trocL
'l`oruuto, tm l.
M ADE
/into/0.9/o'
ware/if 1-;
/ Ai
liutuoieloi .~i