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Bad Thorn I4-hh-od But., tiot No Belief Until l_io.lJ_nd__,

Burdock Blood Bitters.

Hn, in iiiqnsolvee are not o dangerous

lfgnnle, but still, at the same time are ,. ' painful. They are eausgd‘ent.ircly -hgrliod blood. andlvr you to set rid of lllelfit’ ` absolutely necessary to put. me bloodulnw soo_d eonditiml- F01' this 9,"-l,‘°,¢ there is no rem¢d_Y f-fmt can wnlynrg with _hurtioclr Blood Bitton.

is aviation 11" .bm °= the multi

ill silos ` rem. has a repulsion llnequllled by any other for the makinjg 9( pure. rich, red blood. Mi-_. H. _ . gnltm, Stratford, Ont., wntes:-'I have been troubled for several weeks with boils on niy neck and ann|.l ind them -ianced by the doctor, but as bon as one went others came. I tried

kinds of to called remedies, but could

self no relief till I was advised to tryl

urdock Blood.Bitters. I am pleased ll, gy I nm now quite free from those hfosi pninfiil things, and feel much better in every respect. 0

" My boy, offnlne years, had ii rnsli come

few doseftnd n'ow lie is all right again!"

Burdocli lllood Bitter: ls manufactured

only by The T. Milburn Oo., Limited. Toronto. Ont.

MARRIAGE or iii<1i.A'r1vns.~

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:cghtmueé ‘mtl Seventy-five' years or "1 ' l""‘ - `

”_1°1`° 8°l1°l`B 0118 Wit-110|* the least inlury; the vigor and iornnty ol nn, ‘ insects, their size, tqeir reactions to ‘

light and gravity, and the duration It pays to buy in this province.

of their lives-all appear not to he ""’ modified, In nlltlll-e_ lecundlly Valles J. 0. MoGougan, and G. W. Ram- in' different cases and the same is BW' M“\|’°‘l“e» W°"° i" the “WY YG!- ““° i“ Wptivily- By selecting thc t°"d“Y' '

breeders it may be either diminished _°`“ or. considerably lncl.e,.ls,,,l_ despllc The -Abbies had ll splendid practice consanguinoous crossing,_ _ in the Arena on Monday evening.

“Mi-_ Minnklmns has also been able The forwards are going very fast

to sgtobliall in gn, ¢,l,,e ol llls D,.os0_ and played some excellent combina- lillilas. a fact that is interesting from “°"' Capt Gmewie “BYU th” "0 ,the standpoint ol tin, detglmlnllglon g0il1g to_trim the Victorias on Fri- of sex. In a general way there are d“Y °V°llH1B- _

with these insects, 100 males and 112 ~ """ A females, but nroording to mal” llllerc Last evening about 7.30 an alterca is more or less variation from this HU" '“`°5° °” 1‘°“'°" Q“°°“ Bt be nvoragg Now the author ll" Blu;-wn tween a man who fclt indignant hc- that anion; tin, descendants ol “hh cause no one would iight with him.A couple thore in nlwnyl, A tendency to lot of loud talk in which the scnton- reproduce thc initial ratio. By select- “B “'°"° °'"Ph“5iZ°d bv 50.51° ll‘“0f““' ing couples with which the prollol-_ ity was indulged in and quite nlargc tion of females is grantor or lens glial, and expectant crowd was attrnctcd to the normal, linen ol descent present, the scene. There were no casuilties_ ing u strong or weak proportion oi ‘-” loninlon may be 0l,tallle(l_ Ml._ M0enk_ t;The following registered at the haus believes that tlie.ratio between Queen H°t'°l' .cityf b°"“'°°“ 10 °»°“’°k the number of riiales and females is -la-st “ight “nd 10 °'°1°"k the Pm" ’a hereditary characteristic and that Wu" “ight3"M- D~ “nd Mm' “Wig il; in trnrlnmitrcd solely by the le_ han, Moreil; Miss Katie Clarkin main, for no matter what the llnc Morell; M. J. and Mrs. Clarkin_ ‘tnnt inn; liirnlgllml the ml,_le_ ll the Emyvale; J. E. Hale, City; C. I.. ,lcmnla lullol-l S l-_ ,.l ll ln l le Grant, City; W. L. McGoui:an, Min

_ E 0_ li. c ema s. _We shall have ll hlgll p,.0p0l,tlon ol nisota; JL O. McGoi\gau, Mnlpcrluc;

Malperluc.

_ these among their dcscendantsf Sex' G' W' Hamsay'

over his back nngrllegs, sowegave hinis'must then be determined by the fe- _ _ _

male, and must he dl-llwlllllmt of llm A large and enthusiastic mccting oz 'intel-vention of the nmle_ _ lt should horsemen was held in the office of A ne remember-l,ll_ |_lowevel._ that al_ S, Hewitt, City, last night to ar though this ig tl-lla lol- the Dl.0,_,o_ range for the_holdiiig of a series of

races on the icc It was decided to

phla conditions may ho different - . llmgllg other ,,l,ecle§j»»_»-l~,.lmslMl°n have a race on Saturdn_y,t_Fcb._ __ 3 her clear sweet voice. The readings

s n wo

,nada by the Llgerary Blush in the afternoon coii s g o

classes, viz: three minute trot nn(

D11) YOU KNQW »l~HAvp_ three minute pace. The distance tr

Th°r° “rc t'W° views °f the' ma"i` ._-- he half mile, three heats in five, en

ago of blood relations-first cousins for instance; that it is objectionable in itself, and that it ls so only when there is some inherltnble defect in tho family witliwhich both are connect- ed, Assuming that the same lawn

tries to positively close with the sc

Jnlinu hasuiiorc than five hundred rotary, A. S. Hewitt, at eight p.m

0Bl`l2h<illHkcS In thc Course ol a year. Thursday, Feb. 1. It is_ hoped that Dockondorff sang a duet. These young

-- the owners of horses eligible for th

The natives of India believe that above classes will at once enter ani voice nro to he con rntulatgo

elephants have a religion and form start the ball rolling. If these racr

“ Miss Laura McEe.chern of Clifton, has returned_ to the city to resume her musical studies.

Holi. A. E. Arsenault, A. A. Mc-

Lellan and Wilfred Tanton, Summer- side, camo to the city yesterday af- tcrnoon.

Any good trustworthy boy desiring

an hour or two of work before school should npply at Guardian advertising counter at once for particulars.

The Vics and Abbies each have won

ll Home from the Crystals and the game on Friday evening will go n long way in deciding which team will defend the Starr Trophy for 1912,

In the Hoartz Memorial Hall in this

city last evening the Ladies Aid gave another of their very onjoyable soci- al cveniiigs to the ladies of the con- gregation nnd their friends. There was o large attendance and the oven- ing was most pleasantly spent. A |in<-_ ill'0l;ram was rendered and thc Ludlcs served refreshments.

A thoroughly enloyablc entertain-

ment was given by the Choir of Bap- tist Church last cvcuing and was erected by n large audience. The program was nicely vnricd and not a dull rromcnt ensued. The lmrticilrants were all well known favorites with the exception of Misa Helen Smith who foi‘ the first time sang to a Charlottetown audience in

by Miss Harrison and Miss Maud Mc-

’ Lean and E. D. Shaw were except- ` ionally pleasing and heartily encored.

The vocal numbers were _given by Miss Smith, J. W. Stanley, and Miss

- Annie Earle while Misses .Bovyor nnii

c people, who so willingly lent their ' 9» 8 on S their efforts of last evening. Prof.

lwld 5°°d t'h"°“5h°“t th” anlmal Of 'W0fBl1iP- ' are 8, success, Saturday races will br Earle and Ming Earle lnvor-ed ln;

kingdom, recent experiments on in- sects would seem to indicate that the latter opinion is correct. In the in- scctworld a generation is so short__ that it has been liopsibls in a few years to observe more than seventy- ilve generations in succession-a task that would have required 1500 yearn had human beings been the subjects of investigation. says a writer in the ilovuo Seientiiique (Paris, August 26): "In civilized nations, consanguine- ous marriages are condemned by mor- als and usage; they are condemned also by most physicians, who believe that they cause in their offspring sterility, malformations and very often- also idiocy and _deaf mutism. For example, there is cited the case of a consanguine family in which, out ol forty-three descendants, there were ten abnormal in some way, three idiots, three deaf-mutes and one sui- cldc. According to statistics of 883 consanguineous unions, of 4013 child- ren, 61 pci' cent. were malformed. There are. nevertheless, authorities who hcliovo that consnriguinity is ob- jectionable only when the partners arc constitutionally diseased: and that when both are strong and healthy, the children have the ordin- ary chance of being perfectly normnl.

"The influence of consanguinity in

animal families has also been inves- tigated, but the results are' rather contradictory; Mr. Moenkhaus has just made an interesting study of a diptcrous insect, Drosophila ampolu- phia. He has followed for a term of years the descendants of several couples and has shown that crossing,

b-ctwecn brothers and __s_istcrs may bc

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moment anywhere.

‘ It is a splendid beverage to work on, it gives energy,

strength' and vi our.

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cold weather, _it gives

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Charlottetown, _ January 23rd, i9i2.

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Don t Forget It.

When you think of buying Meii's Clothing-Ladies' Coats, Winter

Suits or -Furs, we are clearing odt _these lines at Cost and - in some “Seo below that figure. All our Millliierylson sale at half prlcc and Men's Hats at 25 p. e discount. We have also several pieces of very “PC Broadcloth for Ladies’ wear, which will be sold at a' very liberal discount. Colors are Navy, Black, Brown. ` ` ' An opportunity like this dots not come often. and once lost is lost f°f¢V¢1’- If you would save money purchase now`.

-.Chandler fd’ Réddin _

fdttsrif - -1- .,

it fixture during the winter months

don. For it is at that time that a

the ur oeo of uardin the £200

Thrcadneedlc street" arc usually stocked. This custom' dates back to

was deemed necessary to call in s_ol- dicrs to prevent the mob raiding thc hunk. Since then the bank has been protected every night by a detach-

-ment of Guards.

Couldn’t Gel Strong

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hition. Was Pale and Anemic

Dr. Hamiltoifs Pills Were Used

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could get strong like other women. ate well enough, but somehow bioo

When I married I took n, great pri

my neighbor. looked well-she tol

and bowels-made me stouter an stronger, gave me such color in m cheeks as I never had before. The

ly believe Dr. l-iarniltoirs Pills shoui

ter." .

No medicine invigorates n woma

like Dr. Hamllton's Pills. -25c. pe box, all _dealers or the Catarrhoiion .U0-. Killglton, Canada. _

= Kea 's Powderia

life. Oookroaohoe

`_ is n plied. grho imusua

--v ‘~1.:s only : 10o., 200., 350.

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000.00 in gold and silver with which the vaults of the “Old Lady of ::Buntain, Bell & Co., for best coal.

' 3ltf

rich and red I=could` never make.

ln my .housekeeping but it kept ni tired -all't.he time. Mrs. Lechance.

other house bugs dis- appear wh n Keating s

audience with two_ splendid piano

The lillfllilment buildirig in Welling- other classes being arranged for frorr geloctions as only Prof. Earle and hi:-

ton, New Zealand, is the largest time to time. It is felt that the en wooden structure in the world. thusiasm this year among horsemer the evening by Rev_ T_ F_ Fnllel-toll

_ i- is greater than ever before and tht wnn intensely amusing and kept the

King George of Englaiid. rules over public can look forward to som: nndienoe well entertained, 'besides

410 millions of sublects, nearly ri keen contests on Hillsboro ice. The leaving many practical suggestions quarter of the population of the speedway will at once be put in first for thorn to ponder ¢,yel»_ He ,_-elllleli whole world. _ class condition for training so as to incidents including liin recent imnier.

_ _ *"' EWG 811 BH 0PP0ff-“pity £0 get £11211 sion in the West River one week ago, ho married man in Vienna is allow- horses in condition for the fray.

ed to go up in n. flying machine with- out the formal consent. of his wife and ::Don't cough," when you can cure lore, the great need ol lens organ ami °hi1d\`en- YOUTH" S0 ¢1\-\1¢kly Bud 1110858111113 rrore vocal music in the churches of

With next!" UNITY lull*-thi! I-Full today, and closed his remarks with ii

In France, postage stamps are gold delicious medicine is really very ef

at all tohacconists’ shops, which also fectual. So muchfaith have we in if_ Choir and the great pleasure he sle- have pillar boxes to receive letters that we guarantee every bottlr l-_lved from being lnegrnt at their for the post. we sell to give satisfaction r-0n¢ert_ Alter n quartet by lviisgrn

or the price. 25c. back. Sole agents 3mitli_ Bnvyerl Dnckenrlorffl and

\ The R913" St°l`€~ TUB MCKUIDOU Earle, the audience joined heartily in

-\\\ \ \ \ \ l _ Drug co., cor. ct. coo, st xt sts.

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5 SOLDIERS WHO GUARD THE

» BANK OF ENGLAND. ::The real fragrance of tho Rose.

' talented daughter can. The oration of

which had brought him nearer to his Baptist brethren than ever be-

' high compliment to the Baptist

the National Anthem. Delicious homc- made candy was sold during the in- termission.

imprisoned in a cake of soap. That is

Vismlfs ll? U10 m§l»\f0D01iS Wh0 the best description we can givo of

bullpen to be ln the viclmtl' Of thc Harmony Rose Glycerine Soap. This BP-HK Of Ellgllnd _Bb0\{f hlllf-Past six soap is noted for its heating proper- in the Waning mal’ witness one of ties, its delightful fragrance, pei' the most interesting customs in Lon- loot clonrneaa and great value, Get

3 for 25 cents at "Tho Bexall

detachment ol armcd_ Guards march Store." The MacKinnon Drug Co., into the Bank with fixed bavoni-_ts fm Corner GL (;,e0_ and Kent Btl-eel_ll_

drtl.

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the Gol-doll Riot” Ol lg70_ when fl The detachment usually numbers

about thirty mcn in parade dress, with fixed bnyonets and loaded am- munition bclts, in charge of two ser- gcants und a lieutenant. These arc thc only troops that iiavc thc privi- lege, on ordinary occasions, of march- ing through tho city ol London with fixcd bayoncts.

For guarding the bank thc soldiers

receive extra pay, which is given to

Scémctl I0 "DVB L03* thcm us soon as they entcr thc bank

nach night. Privates and drummer boy get ls each, corporals 1s 6d; and sergcants 2s 6d. This sum is

Made 'Wonderful Recovery Wiiei exclusive oi tho subaltorrrs allowan-

ce. The aggregate cost of guarding the Bank of England is about £1,- 000,000 per annum. ,,

The bank authorities do all they

can for the soldiers’ comfort. They provide them with extra blankets for the winter, and a selection of hooks; while thc licutennnt in charge has n snug little -room, n dinner being brought in to him from a neighbor- ing tavern. I-lc is also nlluwcd to mitcrtain two irlleiifli. I-\\0 Only Still"- lntion being that they must dclmll- bcforc midnight.

Fnilini.: any emergency call, thc n‘»a-

iority of thc soldiers merely- perform sentry go once n night for an hour. They are posted throughout thc rooms of the bank and in the collrhl. the sentries being increased in _ the middle of the night. and remaining On

"1 was never actually sick," writes duty till the detachment returns to

n barracks at six o'clock in the sum-

rosident of Labeniene, “yet I never mer and seven in the winter.

I with regard to the lieutenant, thcrc ri is a curious stipulation that he shall

have only one bottle of wine for him-

B self and two for each of his guests, e while the regulation is that caCl\

soldier shall not he allowed morc than one pint of stout from the

d small canteen which has been estab-

,mc hor health had been made by Dr. _ I-Iamilton's Pills. I only thought of “med i“°id° the bank for the conven gllli SB 9-HPhy_Blc, but now I know __ at r. amlton’s Pills are more, TTLDRB FOR CANADA

for they quickencd m stomach, liver SE éU.l.HERllAl,ll-).S SCl_lEMl;;S_

ience of the night guard-.

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Y y The Duke of Sutherland has re-

do good to parte in ways I need not turned to London from Canada, hav- mention in this letter, but Isincere- ing perfected arrangements for the

d opening up oi large tracks of land in

be used at regular intervals by every Alberta and isritisii Columbia, which Woman-thBt's why I write this lot. rc ultimatel to become the homes

a Y and farms of Scottish and English

ll settlers. The Duke's party consisted l- of l;ord\Charles 'Beresford und Lord e Desborough, afterwards loine-I bi’ th!

Marquis of Stafford and Lfrd and Lady Oastlereagh. The oblcct of their visit to Canada was to eucouragc

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Bus sum English and Scottish iniaiigrai.-on to

the farms of the Cana-liau West. where two land enterprises have reen

unfa'lllili¥gextermine11?>r “mb,l.h°d_ called Nm 1 and NU

' °!°v°ry1°rm oi ‘ Scheme No. 1 gives roadY'\I\B5_°

farms to the settlers. At lir_o.ikp, near Calgary, farms have lain out

l v r in fr m 80 to 160 acres 'lhe

B y 5 o »

_ ri# of ggtlnfn W. house and stable and barn have been

der is that it sttaigeae and 55,9;-.‘ built on each farm; the fences est up, loss-and not harmful to any ex- and tho first crop sown. In sonil cept insect life. 'Hide in England cues the houses are furnished wit and sold by'drug4’lit:|'evoryw1iei-e. simple homely furniture, sufficient

for etwry. need. The settler haslnimp-

_ in ly to come in with his family ond his

Got A Pain ln Your Back?

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' nr you HAVE nano 'run WARNING.

You get a pain in your back, and yol wonder what is the matter. When the l

warning that the kidneys are affected in

He`cd the warning; .cure the weak.

lame, aching back and dispose of any chances of further tro_uble. _

If you don’t do this, _serious compli-

cationsare very apt to rinse, and the first thing you know you will be troubled with Drcpsy, Diabetes or Bright o Disease; the three most deadly forms of kidney trouble. _

On the first sign of a pain in the back,

Donn's Kidney Pills should hc taken

They go right to the seat of the trouble,

cure thc harknche and prevent any fur- ther complications arising.

Mr. Slcwnrt Johnston, Richardson

Mines, N.S., writu;-“For years I was troubled with my hack, and I had to give up work. I tried Dr. after Dr., and _was getting no better. I had almost given up hope when I began to try Doan's Kidney Pills. I took three boxes of them, and found I was completely cured. I fee-l_I owe my life to Do`ari's Kidney Pills.' - ' Price 50 .cents per box, or 3 boxes for \l.25, at all dcnlers, or mailed direct on

receipt ofqprice by The T. Milburn C0-. Limited, oronto, Ont. _ '

When ordering direct specify " Doiin'|."

stock. To all 'intents and purposes the farm belongs to the settler. He pays for it in grudual instalments, spread over ten years at a low rate of interest. It will probably be 6 pcr cent, and though that may seem high here, it must be remembered that high rates of interest prevail in Can- ada. These ready-made farms are in- tended fcr those who have a little money of their own with which to buy their stocks-from £300 to £500, according to thc size of their farms. The Premiers of some of thc provin- cial Governments are ready to give assistance in the making of roads. the building of schools, etc.

The second scheme is designed to

assist farm labourers and other men who are willing to work. It opens Canada to thc men without capital who desires to work on the land- Scotsmen or Englishmen. A largc tract of land near Clyde, Alberta, has becu purchased. This will be main- tained as a model farm by a form manager. It will be. in a sence, it school for farming where untrained men and youth may learn the inr- mer's nr-t. The wages of the men will be double those they receive at homo. They will also be boarded and hous- ed. In four or five years those who are most capable will have snvcil enough capital to purchase n fnrm oi' their own. The first occupants of the farms will leave 'for Canada in thr- early summer. So far it has bccii nr- rangcd to take out twclvc or four- teen fnmilies.-Edinburgh Exo.

CONTENTMENT.

Let us learn to be content with

what wc have, let us get rid of our fnlse estimates, set up nil the highci ideals-o. quiet homo; vines of our own planting; a few books hill of thc inspiration of a genius: it few frioinla worthy of being loved and riblc tr- love in return; it hundred lnnocont. pleasures that bring no puin or ro morsc; a dcvotion to the right thni will ncvcr swcrvc; fi simple religion onipty of all bigotry, full of trust. and hope and love-and to such -it philosophy this world will give up all thc empty joy it lies.-l)i1vid Swing. _ _____v___ _

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LOWTHER-At North Carleton on ~ January 28th to I-larry and Mrs.

Ix>wthci', it daughter. Cougrntulat_~ ions.

INNES-ln this city on Jniiunry

27th, 1012 to James and Mrs. Iu- ii_S_e_S9r;__1.__“__.._

DIED

RATTRAY-At Ilustico, Jnn. 251,11. David Rattrny, aged T7 yours. Funeral Thursday at 2.30 from thc residence oi his son Robert Mutt- ray, Grafton Street, to thc l'co- plc’s Cometcry.

IFINLAYSON-In this (iity, -Inn. 30,

1912, C/apt. Kcuncth Fiiilnyson, agcd 82 ycnrs. Fiincrnl from into residence, 72 liiiilr St, Tliursdny. Fcb. lst. nt 2.30 p. m., thence to Belfast Cemetery for interment.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

“Frist clcnn hockey at thc Arena

Friday ,cvcuing. Don't miss it.

1-31d1i.

"Hear Mnjor Ilni'tlctt's lccturc on

"Sicily," 100 views at thc Salvation Army ou Thursday, F‘ch, lst. Mr. Walter Burke will be in charge of thc stereopticon. 1-31dli.

'-‘What promises to bc n record

breaking house will witness the games between the Victorian and Abbies on Friday evening. G_et your

seats now. Plan at Apothcaricla

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___,__...--- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -5

Queen s County L.-0.L

Queen's County I.. 0. L. will meet with

Tanton Lodge Brookfield on Tuesday Feb (ith at ir ri m District masters please sec all returns are forwarded.

C. E.. Ma:KENZlE

.iiisl deceived

:ooo lbs. Newfoundland Halibut

i5oo lbo fresh Codfish |50 large Mackerel

_-po lbs Salmon no boxes Ocean Brand Finnnn Haddics Filletl. Kippers & Bloaters

lent and dry Codfish. in fact all kinda of fish obtainable.

You can always depend on getting

the bool at ilie cld reliable store.

J. T. Crockett & Co

to iletcnnine thc respective pullinll power of horses, men and elcl»\|u|\ts_

together puiiou 3,750 ills., or r.5il'll,,.f

some wuy. single elcphnnt; but, like tho liorsos,

they pulled more than their own

PULLING POWER ()l4' 1

MEN ANU .\NIi\]AIil'l.

Illfemhliflz tcsts were recently mhdii

more than their combined weiight, 1-"" i i Une elephant, weighing 12,000 il A, ,,,,,,,,, ,_,5,, ,,,,__ or M0 “___ lc:-__ Form in Lite oiitiilllml il tliaii ité Wtllglli.. Fifty mon, nlggl-5.

Two horses wcigliing 1 000 lbs. li

back aches or becomes weak it is n gating 1,500 ll,,,l_ ln wclglm pulled _______

8.750 lbs.. or just ns much ns the ul:mll~|-_A_~|'lvEs" cunfn

Avouo/tus, N. B., Octobq, 15th,

weight. (Jun hundred iucn pulled I2 - "I have been a great sufeltt fl'0 000 lbs. ' Indigestion for fifteen years. I W3

forced to deny myself all such hearty foods as beans, melts, fotos and

KlNI)lll*}ll Fl'il£|.lNG.

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._ _ _i f 1... .1 5..-.___ .wi a_..»~ 1.- .~,».11,‘-_,_-4. __'».,.. ,_ .~_2%’_,...~vl.~_._ sf .-gin. ; -,nf-.~,\ ,_,__ i *~.,__,‘» _ f-» --~" “fgtfii-yi] " 4" ‘ .ri l§~,...a‘f`»i -»'- i,~..J*»-v.;- -~ ' re Q - = .- -..- -= ---"'= .af ~‘~-~'.. ~~ ..~- -_ f - -‘,' - :- .~'- ~ ; '_ ~ . ._.‘ - _ . .v-» ‘~ ~.,_ » _ .- ‘_ '_-~~ _. ....1 "‘ _/.._‘. __ ‘_ - ' : ' '. »-‘ ' 1*- _ ‘~.- .ii--'I i::» -_"_~'__-~>.¢‘..f.‘_.. .¢_.:"1f 1. 9”" J $~'\..=.fl.-P its 9.5/F.-il_‘,f'§_§4.9"_~‘,1:’a-’l‘~.-.i.i:§.-1-:&c.t.1h;:.it“:f§».1k@ .ff-_#.'.'.f.-I t.”-'if-“fi;»’£"..‘o fra. i..tf‘b!._1. .?':’?€'21{I*'.' 21? -3.' 'I ' i

. 'i`|\t~ now cook who hull comic into thc lhouscholil during tho hoiiiin,-,;, ,,,,l,,l_, lhcr niistrci-is 1

“Whore limi your sou '_' i n. (_ ,;_»o;;ill

him round no |m>:"i.

"MY HUD." rvplicil tfic ritistiv-sr.

i"`l‘lCflllly. “()li» lic limi irono llno-it to Yale. llc could only get nwuy lung enoui.:h to stay until Ni-w Yon|~'g- lilly. you strc. l miss him <lrciidfull_\; though.”

"las, I kno\vini.: ymist how you

feel. My lirotlit:i', lic lniu in yuil sux times niuco 'l`lmiiksi:i\'ing."--(‘h|istinn

bbic 'ro 'rim nooiii-;p.

"Wu Nliiill rliaiiilgc six i;a»\'t-i'|ii|ii‘i|ti-l

tu nhnlii-:li this 'Nu 'l`cii|ci~u_’ "-llvv.

Hincks, in 'I‘o|'oiito 'i‘<»|i-g|'n|n, Jun,

could not drink tea or cage. F0! th(

pa.-it two gears, I lived on p0n'idge,- stale brca , etc. I had treatment from two doctors, and tried nearly every kind of medicine, but got wofle.

"Finally I saw a testimonial of

“Fruit-it-tives" and concluded to give tlieiri a trial. I took nearly foil: boxel of "Fruit-a-tives" and they have randi mc fccl like ri new man. I can eat al kinds of hearty foods without sudefing, and ani no longer constipated."

LF.1\lI'IiL A. \V. BROWN.

Many people look on “Fruit-A-tivee'~’

as a miraculous medicine. 'It hl-I indeed pcrforincri what have seemed like miraculous cures in hundreds of cast-5 of chronic Inrligestion, Dynpeplin, Constipation and Biliousness.

“Fruit-ri-ii\~cs” is the only medicine

in the worlil marie of fresh fruit juice! niui vulimlilc topics. 5oc. 8 bo_x, 6 for $1.50, or trial sire, 25f:. At all dealer! or from Fruit-a-tives Limited. Ottawa.

Digby Herring, Pickled Skinlen, Bone-

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'l‘rciulilc, lloiwlvii, for iliy power IWW the “neu or Brother Hmckl'

For thc sigiiu of \\'riii.li doth lower l . .- .

On tht' lii'ow of Bi‘otIir\i‘ Hiiickn. ll(xl:.u,,`,)lf é,ll;l,;;,ell'9 tlrsnlgccllgated' 1

_ Whoo this pot' of wrath is hentcd I

I~Ienrd_;a_l__ thou not the \oicc of tliuu- Ol, hls mur,.lag3_lees depleted _

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Tlircdtuiiiiig to sciul tliuc uuiler y the “IDL lphomc Hmcka'

And to blow tivo morn usiinilcrl’ l,,,,,me,l nrt llml, "ml every Tory

‘_` ' To it death that hnth no glory,

7 lI.iki- Lhc mr-n in 5-lnmnon's story

I 0 5 ' Slu_in upon li field ull-gory _

_ ld l l _ M ll \\ith the law-bonc of an ass. 3.".'°o.2'...f»"l‘I..if.'.’.'.’.l’." °~‘".°' °° =-.?i'-..‘.`.".f ‘ .1 AN 'imonooiii-iN.. t ----- - . i _1 m

Far Famed ERI-lllll/IIN TEA

It is the best! Is it on

your table ? You will avoid

_ disappoiritruerit if you de-

cline other brands which are Said to be just as good,

* - If your Grocer does not

keep it in stock go where you can get the genuine

HAS/.ARI)’b BRAI-IM IN.

Charlottetown,

2 3rd january,

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