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pliedyriah; V

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e _teamer Pnnoessywill

flleavef the Cornpany’s whaifi 'lhr Pictou at 7.oo a.. ni.

F. W. HALLS.

' ' _"'°"“' _ Secretary

‘illll IIIDIC

' llill Josephine Smith desires to thank her

numerous grlrons ior the liberal pruooage ex _WU cr during the past season, and ‘ to announce that her classes in lladng will reopen Vorrday evenio _9ct. aliiinsnisiiwcodm Hall. Persona wisgiu to arrange for evenings should write or 'call at nol-

MIBBI SMITH

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V L' Sale! ascend that of oth. ._ oth” ‘ in tho Lower Pro

vineos. - Choices! growrh of lndi~

Qoviori.

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l 'Men nllctlwesh blood to my load. I loot my qpetito and

tmuble became very this and weak. I tried many

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fo rlli: lirao.

IPPITITE WIS COIL

III. WILTII IIITIIOIII.

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d a if the soap il

' Disinfccting

Ei'fectlve,{Safe, Economical,

Having installed an ng-to-date

Formaldehyde Generator. w ich is a perfect Gcrniicide _

I am now prepared lu disinfect dwellings,

publlc Buildings, circa. atoru, eic., etc.. guarf anteeinn their uiiitlcatiga if infected with the coxa of ally enniaqiona incase, withoai ininey to any wr ven (abr rl, ornaments or furniture.

All wora done under the supervision ol any

medical rvact onef. or according to the regula- ialiona ol the Board oi llealtli.

G. D. WRIGHT-,

'Funeral Director, and Embalnier. Oilice Pliorleolg c,liesidence Phone 60.

IF YUU ONLY KNEW

when your well stockerfetore was

initio insure until the week be- fore, but ‘

Wliea it is Destroyed M _

l ` Illdollll.

` _ Y '_pa@1al'oratheraparing» in comment on

f ~ ' ‘the battle at Kin-Lion-Song evidently f _ . ‘I ` _*_ I a tingnmqra complete details. but

t aiuglnia s no trace ot dis- h? voe Vrcmya says

the yl xtienoo announced by Gen-'

eral Klyloxatkin have now begun and declares t at the Japanese diiilcultles will increase as they advance.

ww ia ln the attitude ot the Chinese and says “Our diplomats must make Pekin

vein to burn down,yoli _could _ V1-h°,»m,“‘uh_

Yoiimtooiatt old adage, “There ia,iio time like the present." and oo icaurai-ior_

Sr. Prrnssannc, May, 5-The Russian

T-hoplper belicyes the chief danlter

danger of Chinese violation oi

Russia must win,but with

heavier price will be es

‘"1 “It-isa Jap-

not lot ua seek for a

fortune ot war. the survivors of

overwhelming

yn-obably would dearly bounht bottling up oi

Army Organ

Russians at Scoen- a century

40,000 Japan-

Russy Invalid

laying down The Japan- vintory. It

will take them days to raoover.”

Novoe Vn mrt says the

'I Kashtallnsky

the Russians should

withdrawn during tbg night oi

April 30th and adds: Kashtalinsky tore- dodtled thai to lestructloa. lt wasa miracle ol heroism and fortitude that they escaped altar staying and inflicting such tremendous loalee on the enemy."

General Kuroki probably < has eight

divisions availatlo for an immediate

his ioroc will be joined by

'Tho

"sro

landed. The Japanese have every reason to iollow the southern road where they

advance. T General 0ku's army. when the latter is

nl. m.\'¢§¢‘:l("s\:¢|- mam k U n i will have the advantagsof the coopera- ° ¢“ ° - " ° ° “" "°' - ' tiono! their ships. The roads are less

sed ld f , li d

l:»?l»‘\l’:plcllf\la-dl "l"lie’r‘;ul»°a°`lln difficult and mountainous throuilh U10 °i ‘"5"¢“°°|“ _ ~ Feng Wang Chong district, but the np-

°“P' aneao ninat dispose oi the Russian force

T ia d i i t d ill. E ssl-l`;l§§¢p¢"r°i:'if<fw:¢lfr'l|'ll'hsl' 3s ll? ls dll? It lions Wana Chess before they von out We liannle the klndahof Tap tsath clean, gff |59 Tung, l 2§,°‘,,‘;{f,l“§§,,",§,,°,‘,°,‘,;‘,' ,°,,'§;° 552° ,,,§‘,§,,,§°l§’; A lilgll umm or ill. General stair wi... gliid kil;,dMTh:y’e‘lcti;|rilii\¢r H14 lu! l°“l¢l'~ dose not believe the_Japaoese will make

I Ill Dil il F.

an immediate advance in Manchuria said

JOHN & co' tothe correspondent of the Associated Q“'°” 8" ch"°“' Pi-asa: ‘°’I‘hay are too earsiul to commit

auch a blunder as to expose their iiank to the Russians stationed at Feng Wang Cheng. I thlnk,they will iortiiy their

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Jeweler and Opticlaili . as can he, for which l;wo.:yn::ad;::: y 0 eco er. A

,_ ‘ Sunnyside. yung; ales.: alum. lm.-.swaps I _ £ . Ci

tto thoaeauiforing aaidld.” ll" `

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positions at the Yalu and may land troops at Takushan and hold the sea~ shore but in no case will tliev advance ». across to Liao Tung where they might be takenlon either ilank by General Kuro patkin from Liao Yang, and Genera _ Stoessel from the south."

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Mrs. Haskell, Worthy Vice- Templar, independent Order (lood Tempiars, of Sliver Lake, Mass., tells of her cure bythe use of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege- table Compound.

“ Dinan Mas. Pullman :- Four years

ago I wns nearly dead with inflamma- tion :md ulceration. 'I endured daily untold agony, and life was a. burden to mc. I had used medicines and waslios internally and externally until I mlide up my mind that there was no relief for me. Calling at the home of afrlend. I noticed xl. hottie of Iéydy. E. Pinkllanfs Vegetable o - 'p0\ll\il. My frlcnd endorsed it highly, and I decided to give it a. trial to sec if it would help me. It took patience and perseverance for I was in bnd non- dition. :md I used Lé'dl8._E- Pink- ha.m's Vegetable ompound for nearly five months before I wus cured, but what ll. change, from despair to happiness, from misery to the elight- fnl exhiinrntlh feeling health always brings. I woutld not change hack for a thousand dollars, and your Vegetable \ Compound is a grand medicine.

“I wish every sick woman would

try lt and be convinced."-Mus. Ina Haslmm., Silver Lake, Mass. Worthy Vice Templar. Independent Ordei' of

Good Templar-n -rllooo for/in lf mqlllul

znews letter proving genulnsneu cannot or »ro~

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hy disordered kidneys . isis* lioflsftilb W"

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Andrew F. Gault, a prominent merchant and manufacturer or Montreal

insured his life in the Mutual Lite Insurance Company of New York. Hs

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Recently Mr. Gault died and the Compu-my paid to his heirs, not only

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Mr. Gau_lt was insured under another policy in the same Company for

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