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SMALLPOX IN ONTARIO-

Tonox'ro, Mart.-h 7.-» The provincial

board of health has been informed of the third death from smallpsx in Osna- | oruck township, Slormont country, making eight deaths altogether in east- ern Ontario. The three latest victims are all in one family, being Edward \Vhiring, a boarding house keeper and his two married daughters.

lil. Shttlaln’s Gase.

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His Terrible Strnggle with Kid- ney Disease.

Was Thought to be Hopeless till he

began to use Dodcl’s/, Kidney Pills- Then he began to Improve Im- '

nediatel y and Steadily Grew Better.

Munlrar Han non SoU1rH,P.E.I. Mar.8

-There is no more robu=t, hea thy man in this partof the province to day, than is Mr. Willian Sharam, the popular general merchant, who does a rushing business at this place. Yet, a few months ago} he was one of the greatest sufferers froni‘Kidney Disease. Day and night, from week lo month, from month to year his sufferings continued, and gr ew greater. in spite ct medicines, till he began to use Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

From the day the sufferer commenced

the use of this preparation. he began to mend. Now he doesen’t know what Kidney Disease means, except from memory.

Telling his own story. Mr. Sharam

says :' -‘Three years ago I hurt my back by lifting heavy weights. That was the beginning of Urinary and Kidney Dis- ease I at last got so weak that I would faint alter the least physical effort.

“Dodd's Kidney Pills-- ten boxes

of them --cured me. I have used other medicines but they didn’t give relief ever.. )odd’s K’dney Pills gave me health, made me sleep soundly,eat heartily.and ,gave me back my strength and vigor.”

Dodd’s Kidney Pills are the greatest

‘specific for the cure of all Kidney Dis- ease, Baight’s Disease, Diabetes, Gout Rheuinatism, Lambago, Sciatica, Nauralgia, Urinary Diseases, Bladder Complaints. Female Troubles. Heart

Doddfs Kidney Pills are sold by all

‘di'uggists.at titty cents a box, $2 50 for ‘six boxes boxes, or sent, on receipt of

Los Ancnu s, Cal., March 4. Pro fl ssor Louis Swift, observer on Mount Lowe Observatory, Echo Mountain,

us right ascension, three hours. forty- tive inutes detllnatlon, south twerty-

and moving slowly."

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A TRURO GEIITLEMAII.

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Has tt good sortl tor lllil- btlril’s Heart and llerre

Pills.

. citizen of that town highly recommends them.

Truro, N. S., is in the line for little

_ life-savers. ,

Many people of that town who hav

used this remedy, derived benefit fro its use and are gladly telling of wonder- ful powers in curing diseases arising from disordered nerves, Weak heart 'an , watery blood. One of these is Mr. D. C. Slack, a well known resident. .

This is what he says :-

,matism for a. long time, and was quite lame at times when attemptihg to walk. , l also felt a decided weakness aroun

ll the heart. ‘ I I got a box of Milburn’s Heart and l Nerve Pills from Mr. Aubrey E. Smith, 1 the dzuggist here, and they did me so ` much good that I reccmmend them heartily”.

No one who has ever used Milburn’s

Heart ani Nerve Pills but has a good word for them.They cure such dis ea ies : s palpltation, skip beats, dizzy, faint and smothering spells, nervousness, lsleeplessnoss, anaemia pals and sallow ` complexion, female complaints, lack of energy and vitality and general de- bility. ' I Price 5Oc a box or 3 for $1.25, at all _ drnggists or sent by mail. T.Milburn & Co.. Toronto. Ont. '

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1 Soliitors,Notarias Public, 8:c.Money to loan I OFFICESI t‘:.i'.#:.§i.‘l9.la.~..?“.fs.t:

Kprice, by The Dodd’s Medicine Co., Limited Toronto. Ont.

ARE YIIII

If_so itwil

ENGLISH CELENITE CEMENT,`

which is rapidly taking the place of o

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Serior and the cost is only a triiie more. We are the selling agents for the Island and can furnish it at lowest rates. Delivered at Charlottetown or

dummerside or to any station on the

instructions for using,furnished on application.

Our stock of Building Material

he province and our prices are alwav

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A Slaughter Sale

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G RDGKE R Y lirsttlass Article of Snap

For 30 days I will sell Dinner Sets,

Tea Sets, Chamber Sets, Janiinieres, § prices sing their own song. Quality Cheese Dishes, Fancy China, Lamps '

and all kinds of Glassware.

Cheaper than ever sold before in

this city. _

LEWIS’ IILII SIAIIII.

Grafton St.

H. C. McDoNaz.n B. A. MAP. ‘ ` K. J.‘ILm'rm B. A. t

BUILDING?

pay you to use the

inary plaster, to which it is far su

railway. Descriptive pamphlet with

of all kinds is not ex~»=.lled by any '1 s right.

GLMIKE & 60,. Limited.

,cult euslNEss

I ~ is to make a.

Consult your 'pocket book. Our

, gives us an advantage over all competitors, and we give the most possible for the lowest consistent prices. ~ _

When purchasing, for your pocket

book’s saIre,ask for Lapthorne’s Soap.

JAS. D. LAPTHORNE & C0-

s'sln£ Ann emacs co”

I.-T J. H. BELL, Esq., M. P., intends 'leaving for Ottawa this evening via Cape Traverse and will cross to- tIll()lI°O\V. '

evening in the trustees’ room, Market Building at 645. Subjfct, Current Events. i

_ intend holding a social at the home ot _ l\Ir. Frank Tuplin, New Annan. to- ` morrow evening. All thotriends of thel congregation are invited to be present.

' Acollrction will be taken in aid of tl e

I building fund.

Tuesday evening about thirty were pre- sent at the Presbyterian Sunday School

_ _ Room, but it was decided to postp0ne`

A LUMET DISLOVERED' the entertainment until nbxt Tuesday

evening, when the programme will he

' rendered at at first proposed.

sends the following: “I discovered last Capt. George McLeod out again yester- evening a new blight comet in Eridan- day, after his recent severe illness. It

is also a pleasant duty to uotea decided inprovement in the health of Mr. Donald

nine degrees. It is bright, has a short McCallum, of St. Eleanor’s, who was tail. It is just visible to the naked eye seriously ill with pneumonia; Mr. John

Ramsay has also recovered from his illness. ‘ I

ing extensive changes in their store. A new and commodious oflice is bt-ing opened at the rear of the building which will be fitted up with all the mcdern improvements and which will add greatly to their equipment. The . work is being done by the Mechanics’ Mfg (Io.

gumsrperside School Board wap held , uc a evenin . The Princira’s re-

IMF, D- C» SI3»Ck» 3 l`9SP3CI»ed port shdweda tgtal enrollment of 506

and a per centage of attendance 86; the highest percentage of attendance made in any department was 92,made by Miss Arbucklc’s class. The teachers made 84 visits to parents or guardians. The number of cases ot corporal punish-

6 ment reported was 13. During the m ‘month Superintendent McLeod visited.

the school and expressed gmself as

d being pleased with the dition in

which he found them.. ~

day morning, at the home of the bride,

“I have been troubled With Illell- Centreville when Mrs.Sclina McKay and

d P. Palmer, only the immediate relatives

THE teachers’ institute will meet this

Tm: ladies of the Christian church f

Norwrrnsrannmo the severe storm

His many friends were pleased to see

ME=sRs Rochas & Roonrts are mak-

Tnn regular monthly meeting of the

A QUIET wedding took place yester-

Mr. David H. Auld, of _ Cove Head, were united in marriage by Rev. G. C.

and friends ol the contracting parties being present. ,A nnmberof elegant ardcoally wedding presents bore testi- mony to the popularity of the bride who will be greatly missed in Centre- ville. Mr. and Mrs. Auld will -leave this morning for their home in Cove I-Lad. THE GUARDIAN extends its congratulations.

IN`his report of the recent gasoline explosion in Compton’s factory, thel editor ot the Farmer remarks, “Mr

out simultaneously into a neighboring snow-bank. The latter was demol- ished, but’ the former icked

snow-bank strangely escaped the notice of other witnesses. but at this late date it would be unfair to question the Farm- er’s statement. Still as the snow-bank extends almost from end to end of Cen- tral- St., there is a vagusness about the 'statement that, it must be confessed, throws asuspicious shade over the ver- acity of the teamed editor. -

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crrnisa' HEALING THE BLIND lin N.

John 9 1-ll

eonnnn -rnxr. » ` One thing I know, that whereas I was blind,.now I see. --John 9. 25.

OUTLINE.

1. The Blind Mun, v. 1-3.

2. The.Working Lord. v. 4-7. 3. The Wondering Neighbors, v.

8-11.

Time-On a Sabbath day in the early

winter of A. D 29.

Place. -Pool of Siloam. Jerusalem. Rulers- Herod in Galilee : Pilate in

Jerusalem.

_ LEss0N HELPS.

1. ' "He saw”--He earnestly gazed,

until _his disciples noticed his interest in the blind man. “From his birth” -He probably repeated this sad fact over and over in a monotonous whine. Blind beggars in our own great cities nearly always, by painted sign or by their own words, tell passers-by how they came to be blind.

2. “Who did sin”-The Jews gener-

ally believed that all special affiictions were - divine punishments for special sins. Modern people often make the

parents”-As if they had said, ‘-What is the explanation-the man’s own sin I That cannot he. tor he was bom blind. Is he then punished for his pa-rents’ sin P” '

himself up.” The demolition of the.

same assumption, “This man, or his'

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, The wonderful success ofthis remedy haalcdtourahy attempts at imitation and substitution, but these never cured anyone. Refuse any package that does not bear the full mme “ Dr. Wiuiams' Pink Pills for Pale People." Put up in pack-

' ages that look like the engraving on the right, the wrhpper

printed in red ink Sold by all dealers. but if indoubt send to the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville. Out ,

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Headaches and Backaches that come expectedly

pectedly are charmed away, andthe rich, red blood

I 6 Dr. williams’ Pink Pills tor Pale

shows itself in the rosy cheeks and clear, bright eyes who use them. These pills are not apurgative, strength instead of taking it away. They act directl blood and nerves; invigorate the body; regulate the and restore health andstrength to the exhausted

aevery effort of the physician proves unavailing

ious for the healthy clevelopmerit of their growing insist upon 'their taking Dr. Williams' Pink Pills

IN A DECLINE.

Mn. W. Goodwin, Argyle Sound, N.S., nn:-“Mu the of my int chill

hcalthaliduuabletorccovermyatfength. Ilndasevcrcpaiuinmy lmdc it.~imposs'ible for me to breathe. I had a.

swcats,audouawaI¢cningfoundmyselfveryweak. Mycomplexiouwasilomaud gone. Alllayfrieudsbelicvedmeinadcclimc. Our family me Igotnobetter. Thcuafriend advisedme totry“Dr.Williams’PinkPills *Acting a supply, and continued their use for a cggple of mouths. when my health Ilsilyocitttl. sincere in mying that I believe Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills saved my life.”

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rent ideabt the Jews that' both saliva , and clay had curative qualities. Jesusl SUMMERSIDE MARKETS used them as means at hand. 1 <iA _ 0) (Revised Weekly.) 7. "Wash in the pool,”-Wash off; Bggfes USU)----_ ...... -I .... ..

the clay into the pool. “Which is by in- l BeefIgrIi§lrif;e¥ii°>iI`,`_'_°_'fffIfIf____ terpretation, Sent”--Of. sending ; tn_atf §§§f_g;§ft1_'3)=)hI Derlb ......... IS 00110! 0f W9»f01`S- “The P091' bi' llsiflgheese .... 'flffff very name was asymbol of him whowgzs ..... ._ was sent into the world to work thetge‘2;;i’;§§ffj;jjj:j:;;;___ '£3112

works of God and give light to that H‘*YP°1'\>0r~-_....... . . world by providing a fountain in which ~ Biz?-',-lg,‘;°(Rf,°cEl,I’§f,;‘_’“

not only all uncleanness is washed awav ggaeg Perlb ...................... __ but all ignorance and blindness ot.Mangl'ti.iffff°."""`

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Compton and the window were blown5,calling for the punishment of b1in_dess , I, 9_ _‘I am he,,__There ware man

h w s a sinner onl as we all are.l _ . , y i-‘But lliat”-In orderiahat. “The works thing* “bm” gh? Po" mans h°"l'"g

G ],,_ . - which he i not understand. but he

or st. tl Tgriggllgilgsozgige Jsilxhwx could sav, "One thing I know, I was

con an Y "' . - - .blind ndw I see.” proposed now to do. this poor blind 10_ __How were thin? e es 0 med”

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g ' ' _ _the rulers could not make him swerve.

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SERVE. Slst Dec,,_lss6, t.02‘1,si1.00

chess moons in lass, i,275,000.00

Deposited with Receiver-.General

in Canada. 94,000.00

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