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THE Sli PHUVINCES

i'l"l‘AW_-\, Miircli ti-That aconfei'»

5 g Ullft' ‘lf l>l`0llIil‘l'S ol' all the Proviiices

doci not rust and clo,;!..i

the Dorn-inioii, will probably be

Peng-_ 'lield this siiiniiicr to decide theques-

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i of maritirrre representation, was

PCI] })!_lll_lLS HTC illivayb _ forcshaiiowell by Holi. Mr. Hazen to

smoath if “Sed only in i.F__ &‘niglit during a debate in the com-

iiiittee on the Manitoba boundaries

B H Nil!!-L\lil'l'Uhi\`C illli. Eliill. 'l`llc Minister of Murine and

liliulc iii A iiihci sl `

S iid iliosl. t-vcrywlit»i‘c "H

l"ii-ilicric.-, iii thc course of his speech,

ide :iii cloliueiit plea on behalf oi

the liluritiine l‘rii\'iiices, liotlion the

Evtrzn (Q Barron co .__|_iiestioii of the loss of representa-

ll)

Also iilalccrs of ‘U. N. 0.".

) Oil

n and on the claim for compensa-

tion when the public domain is tak- <i\‘0r by the prairie Provinces.

SIIUC Illilcklllg- 'I`lie siilijert wus brought up by Mr

l'iigf~ilcy_ who moved air amendment to tlic scctioii respecting an am,,,a| pnyirient to .\Ianit0bn, The amend ment was to the effect that annual dclit allowance to Manitoba should

lten. Rescue apparatiis hiis lieeii sent. It is difficult to get news 'from the mine which is situated in,_the Nicola district branch which _runs from the main line of the C. P. R.

THE ENGLlSHMAN’S` BATH. `

Nd le Very Leng Ago It Wes an Un-

_ known Institution. _

We boast ourselves s cleanly people

and are apt to scorn the foreigner who does not daily perform the ritual of the tub. Yet. the British Medical Jour- nal points out. it is not so long ago since we had the reputation of being an ex- ceptionally dirty people. In the year 1800 there was not a single private house lu London provided with s bath- room.

A witness stated before the health

commission about the middle of the last century that the only two occa- -iions on which one of the laboring classes was washed all over was im- mediately after birth and after death.

Even nt the present day our contem-

_~ ' ,T not be lixcd until after a conference- `0°"‘“`~v d°“m5 lf dimer P9091” °°“ld

7, » _ `;=_f.-.'_»1<,"‘1,1‘_',&',`- . |‘f‘-¢\\'_0<’_l\ all the Premiers and the l'

Q ,,"l\__g'.[q(,:,'f°\ lloniiiiioii to consider ii revision oi il ‘f_}»!;‘_.»;__.f._.:_:!»'iE`,Sa( u_ll proviiicial subsidies He asked

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.SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN NORTH. tion and .ilso that an act should

WEST LAND REGULATIONS. -li*l\‘li~0d to prevent the representation

ANJ.\'l"i-rson who is lhrisolti head of it Ur the Manhme Provinces being I'0

iamilv ornny iill't- over is _vearii old, tlilced.

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mai' liiiiiieiiti-ai_ii _li quarter _section _ of ii will ibit- lioiiiinion liind in Mani .ibn

.-i»..i..u ii..-...i or-_-\|he.»i...'i‘i... app...-..ii` i<»\\'v<|. and iiindc out ii strong case ° liiiiiil :ippunr in person nt the Uuuiiiiion _[or '

luuiris .\i;Pric\' or Sub agency for liic, _; tliutriiil. l‘j\'ilr_\' li_\' proXv may lie ni:i.ri¢~ lil. ‘ “T

r. Hiiglres, of P. E. Island, fol-

e found anywhere in the world than nrong our lower classes. "A French 'orkman would he ashamed to wear

\\

it the question should be settled the clothes in which the British labor-

Hi- 111| 0f\i`l_V date before redistribn ,ir goes (0 his

k ' _`_ ' ' “

daily work. There is

'oi-khouses think ii more brutal tyran- _v than the enforced bath.” In the middle ages. we are reminded. ur dirt and squaior were the theme

‘N nothing that ti-rimps who apply at

n

S not ,.,.ce,,.,,,g its fair Share in ienturies ago what uiost strucka Pur- I

ii_v Agenr-_v. on r-uiiniii coiirlitions by subsidy or iii representation lil-Zuese traveler in Ellglfllld “'95 UN’

iglhcr. ivi_ntlier_ _so i. ll iuuliter, brother oi' _--inter of intcndiiig lioiiiestciitler

liuties. Six iiion hs' resitifiicf-_ upon :"<‘\'¢‘l‘ Chllliiled its views that actioi

an-'i cii»t,iv:ition ul he liind iii wich or :Sli tlrretf _\'.-iii'-_ _A liuiiiesfcali- r iiiny li\'i~ l U'

'~"\lb\'1_I1|iif~i=iil<-fio.i.tii- liwiiir--i..-.ii .iii iii in iii - l al least hu at-i'.\_s solrili own(-d nfl liillm Ui r0I)l'0Selit£ttioll_ “lrreSpl:Cti\'4 ..--ciinivtl b.\' hiiii or hy h.s fiitlwr, irruther, ul .».-in, ririiii1lili>.i._ bl-ot li:-r or sister. .Q

in curtain dlstiit: s :i lioint-sleiitll-r iii

noni sl.-.ililliriiz ~ii:i_v prireiirpt ii quarter- tivo origiiial l‘l‘o\'ilii'cs which | l svci irin zilonzsidt- his honit-sfP>1_l Pri -1- - _ ` ' mn'

., ~ '- _ felt-ratioii i ‘ ~ il I

rt.. on por Mr.. _ "U" ~ _ lossi i re_ s ioiild no

lliitir-_lt_ Must iysiiio upon the liom-- have their lirolier pride humbled lii `

all-ad or pre-eniption six moiitlii- in em li msg in mp,-psentatjons at ever Li

of »ix years from date of home-sti~-i| entry

rincluding tim time ri-qiiired to earn vc

lioiiiesitezid Datenti :ind cultivate tilt., :icri\.si extr _ ‘

A hohresteiider who has i-xliziiiiit d his :`h`_)“mg N53 cnimllslfhnl as n mem htiiiigutsndrrghianfl t~.iiiii.ii oblnln pr.--_V01 of the Lniir-ici* (Joveriiiri-eiit thai-_ ciripiron may unter iiir :ipiirolinsori home- in

stead in certain districts. Price $16.00 p r-

, . _il Lf

aci‘t'.l)utles.-.\linitreside six montnsiii ment of the pri"-V CUUUCU ill the 10 l~1l_‘_h pf t__hrr;__e yearn: <~ulti__viit»~. fifty acres cal legislature. After* reviewing tin "“ ° ‘C * °"“"““'l’“)‘_‘&f’_"-COBY _work of_ previous conferences, i\Ir,

_Deprityofthii Minis:er.yf|,»»pintern,-_}HaZcn said there was lr very geiicrni l\.B.¢Unsutliiiri'/_f-:iiiubiiouiion or tiiisifeeliiiir flint gomcthiiig should l-

iitli'ei'tisemenl \\‘|‘i ~.ol on p.iid l`,»i'. 1 _ I i, ;.g~_;.l»:m 10110. _and alter conversation he had

had with different premier-5:, he dpi

" ' »ll\1f fll’=~'llHil` of nn agreeilieiit thu

would lic eminently satisfactory tt

"'l'.i'iiiuliiic pn|>;il' bugs siiiiplify ;_tlle i\l;iritinie Provinces. "When wt

l-.»oi<iiig:_ They do away with dish _'ln "

war-iliiniz, make the food more tender, ltlnlied. "rind other Provinces pk, pnlntaiile and delicious and prevent Qli0ill’C. |18-\'ilil.'7 almost an elnpir-

the Province, which he claimed. Ur mmmem by foreign visitors' Thr”

I i'.i

.\fr. Hazen, iii opening, said he hnri 'rt tlint the English gentry never'

oiild he taken to give the Mari 0 ne l’i'ovinces an irreducible iriiui n

Ilarty.” he said, “we feel thai

cw, Br1uis\\'ic‘< and Nova Scotia, tlii

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iiiiinl ceiisils." ‘ Mr. Hn.'»2eii twitted Pugslcy witl

dlivs-ivlieii lie criticivcd the 'id

the ;\lnr'itirrie_ Provinces, he coil

wiislied. Erasmus has left a picture

f the dirt that prevailed in the houses f noblcmen. it is not difficult from this to imaglire

een iiniung the poorer classes. At one imc bolll men nnd women who were areful of theincomplexloiis cleaned

ivhnt the slirie of things must have ii l

their faces with n dry white lliicn

Iotli, because it was believed that

iviisiiiutr the face with water lnnde it more suscepliliio to cold in winter mid [0 .\inr_v \Vortle_v l\lontngu's hands is.ioo well known to be repented. Johnson mid he had no passion for cleiin linen. :ind even the fine gcntleinen of his diiy were fur from scriipulously clean in heir persons.-Wcstniliisler Giizclte.

lun in summer. The story of Lady

RATING THE GIRLS.

Fixing Feminine Beauty. The younger officers hi the navy. and

Terms Young Naval Officers Use In

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,-,,,,ki,,,: 0,1,”-Sf,-,,,,, Sp,-,.,l,|mz tlmmgh n,i,|,.,| to “mir tc,.I_itm_y_ nnd that “.1 he gnilniit yoiiiurinidsliipnicn es|ie_cinl-

._‘-_

have ii method of' their own for ro-

_it their in-its you cuiirm riiifini ‘oi feel :nat ni this erritsry we helped i-'vrdllic feminine lieaimv. will they use

do without them. Cnll in today arid; to purchase, we are -entitled to somi it

on many occasions. This is n sys-

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licar more about them. The Two i c

iilncs. firm 1

the ll0\lSl:. 'i`llCSc flags are very cheap, have no possibiljfii of__e5_tcnsion, wr

si

..-»~_. _ fill! ` " _/' 1”; l .‘i. i i -* l 1* .if if _ ` ` ;

lrlllifis .1n'ri llvlilloirieii if you lisivo ii:

unit. thai iivviis fri liii l'!|-:iircil and nrcstist l you r-iii-i i-iiirgiat it to us and feel :insured i_li it whiiii it in rnlurrieri i.iiyoii‘ it will li)-ik like now. :i iilittter of fact. our olmiliinf i nnd pri-ffiiini.: caiiiiot- rin bent, :ind thc- iipx thing can he said oflili our |aundri‘ 1 '_ "iioni- orili-rip ns ii card :ind ourtenrr

will cali l‘l\ti|lt' l:`>l.

Star Steam Laundry]

A. F Webster. Y.-no _ l

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"` -He regarded the fnct that Britisli

oii.=_iideration." .» _ tern of estimating the attractiveness oi' With mgarll to Prince Edward In .i iid, Mr. Hazen snid the grievniic- to

ut loss in repr_‘ei=.entzitioli, was pniti

_,I " ' _ ‘culnriv jiistiiiable. it was uiidoubtcd

visitor by n sliding scale from 2.5 4, which is the system of marking

it thc .\`ii\'al ncndeuly.

One piii'ticulni‘|y ntirllcllvc girl was

ly believed i in _H71 "_h"t Six m“‘“ ivulklng iilolig the deck of one of Uncle els was the irreducible liiinimuni. Snufs mg “,m,shHw on H day when it

(.01 I- _ _ _ __ __ '_ was opcn to visitors when she over-

nniiin had .~.ecillcd this iirlrt .

"When the next coiifcrelice of l’i‘o- L'

viucial prcmiers is held," contiiiued S

the iiiiiiii-'tcr_ "mid it will prcilialil_\

l

,»=_| - _-_.7 - _.strong nrgiiiiicnt iii favor of the is U

liind Provilice,

eiird tivo nlldshipmcn say: ` "f`ll give her' ii 3.5. anyway. She omcs nearer to n 4 than anything I'i'r een yet." Of course sire did not understand

ic this summer, I hope an agreement wlint this conversation was about. li

on this important qiiestitiii of repro S scntution will he urrivcd at." fl

\vn_s li proper method to roach dc cisinii, and not its utnelidnient sun

Hc pointed out that the coiiferciic' a

l~'<‘-Hlllfl by <i_'>p<isil_ig Mnnitolin'S clzliii e

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GAS i']Xl’l.OSIOiN IN

of the iliniiiond Milling Co., at Beret.

’i'o\ incfs.

he blld she would have tfelt rightfully altered. ns n 3.5 is ali excellent nlnrll lid one rarely given. _ A 2.5 means passable. That is the west mark that will pass at the acnd my. It ii girl is attractive and jolly.

|0

ti’ c'.'""] rigms with "th" l""‘l"l‘ but without any particularly striking

_ beauty. sire is put down as a 2.5.

Bcfiire ii girl can be spoken of as dc

MINE KILLS 1,-UML serving of a 3‘slie must be very pretty

iideed. 'l`o merit a 3.5 her beauty must

\'_»\,\i(~(,|i\.i;.;R_ Mum, 3___\ ,_:,,, be sfviking. it is seldom any girl. no

\lXlilosioli occui'l'r\d todny iii the min Umltel' DOW beautiful 0|` UtU`“CU"*?-

merits il 4. This is the perfect mark.

Monday March |8th l

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f\`iriplc ii lil tint-.si lirltels will lic ivuotlf

on ilu: iilli gniitllti rleliirri ilie i_;|li ini t‘il|iiiv.’-iiiii wiili llii- Sued l",-ir. `

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Everybody Attend the Big Seed Fair

DOMESTIC SCIENCE and

l’\)l.'l.'I`RV l€l\'l-IIBITIONS to tn be lield in the MARKET llUll.\')lN(`», CllARl.OT'I`l~I- TOWN Tiiesfiay. Wednesday rind ’I'hursday,l\iarch nth, i3iIi, and i.pti.

FARMERS b ing along ills

licst you have produced on the farmihn past ymr,

LADIES display your sk ll in

llie Arti of Bread and Pastry making, preserving of Fruits. Pickles, etc, ctc.

POULTRY OWNERS bring

out your best Birds. This will be a good chance to buy and sell Stock and Eggs for hsirliing, and don't forget tlist “CAl(_ TERS SEEDS GROW" and are the best that grow.Ask for s.

cgi; of their beautiful NEW S D CATALOGUE, they are free to all.

Carter Q _Company Ltd

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which killed four incli nnd iinprismic

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’ DANGERS 0F FAT

HOW FAT EFFECTS THE ||llAl(]`

l";ill_\' Ili-f:i-ii|_-i‘ation of Llio llaari.

iri:iv well hun buf!-hear in :ill ful pt-opli-. Ari excess of fiil. artiiind the liunrt not only iiliperisii ill-i iiio\'i=.iiii-nL.~i, but grsduiilly ciianirea the siibiitisnr-e of tho organ. 'l`he pulse beccimci. we-ski-r :excitement or extlzi exertion entities throbli- ini: in thrfiat and temples: the hri-:itll is short. ami gaiipy. Wlii-n

these syirintiiniii g:oir_io to' t_lii.-.__pla_ii

f~<~r»i.~i fat, not only from tha suffticnl- nd heart, hut r_om other piirtsof the liorly whsrii it. iiiiiken its unwel~ coma appearance. Many sowisilinri |`:i'. rcrlilci-rs nre_ll:-ingnroiis to the iiitti' hi-nrt. nlu<:i|\i:u|iou il. an add- ed burili-n liy stirnulatiiig its nv- ti iii. 'l'lier»~ is but oliie sure harm- | If-ss fat rf-rlur°_er'knowli, l._hn now , faiiio"sM»iririn|;il’rescriolion of ii

. llotroit physician. and its morn

roirvi-iiii~nf. form. Mairliiolzi Pro s"ription 'i`lililets- ily menus of these liarmlesx little lnbletei, thou- sands ufove_i'faf. people liavf- surc- ly and safely reduced tnsir weight at tlii- rat._»oi` i0 tqilloz. s dny witn-

out exercise or dieting-

Marmols Prescription Tablets ,

are sold by all druggists, or the Mermols Company. |20I Farmer Bldg , Detroit. Mich , at 75c for s

si / s See our Line of

large case. ' _

lil' Wllnlllll V\'|1lI ll -00 i\ l'| ll iilioulu be taken to remove the ex- -_

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Fountain Pens

()ur line ol fountniii nails is l

now complete uhowiiiiri.he lient, bath in uuaI_itv and price. ttiiil. yuu could wish for. Wntermsnnv ideal. s lull lille

of these celebrated Pens lil styles and sizes- Price. 31.50 im 'rsmon's special. ii splendid sn. made specially for us. Brlee......__..................isoup Our Domi- niiivly. vithoiit

douthtthe best pen st its Drlce on t emsrket sl'

W' ll:...I_"“'-°“

is seldom given by lnidslilpincn to more tliuu one girl in his whole career in the navy.-New York Elcriild.

An Eye Opener.

Always have ii glass medicine drop-

per and ii bottle of rosewater in the inediciue chest and in your traveling bag. Then when you get a foreign body in your eye you will be spared I nlnch paiii mid discomfort if the foi lowing vei‘_v simple and hiirmless melli- od is pursued: Put into the medicine dropper six drops of the rose wafer. Pull down the lower lid and float the Ilquld on the slirfiice of the injured eye. After the rosewnter has been lu the eye for ii few seconds use the empty medicine dropper to suck olit the liquid. nnd the foreign matter will come with in'-National Magazine.

Diplomatic.

At the time that i~'i°ederick Il. used to

slip with his ii`i't-iich philosophers he .deiiiiliidcri of iliiiiil one day. "What ` would you do if you were the king of l’i'ussli1'.'°'

Every guest tried n flattering rind

witty rejolnder. Wlieii the Marquis d‘Ai~gens' turn ciiuie he said: "Slre. whnt would I do? l would sell my hiiigdoin and acquire a small province in l<`ruiice."

__.___,._l_.

An Aggravntion.

“I wish," snid iiir. Gfowcher, “flint

Mr. .fiibbcr wouldu't use that phrase. ‘Well. to make s lung story short' "

“Why?" "lt invariably serves merely to make

the story flint lnnny words longer."- Spokaue Spokesiiliin-Review.

Human Faces.

Dreadful Iiiiills ure set in nature to

the powers of dilislmulatioii. 'l‘rnth tyriinnlzes over the unwilling members of the body. Faces never lie, it is said. No ninn need be deceived wlio will study the changes of expression.-Em erson.

- Untensble.

“ny the way. why do you permit

your children to believe in fairies?" ` "I ciin't tell them there are no fairies rind then expect them tobslleve in mi- crobes."-Exchunge. _

In life. as ln chess, forethought wins.

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ll wiiiir iiiiiavou Doiiin --

“lt uns only a trnct in the cott

.And the messenger- given so kindly ' was placed with care away.

the close of the husv day. '

:“OI.ily a kind word spoken of the home and the rest ahnive.

Of the wonderful l-.ntiiiise an-.l

mercy, and the gift. of iiii iii- finite love;

And the ;man, so`hui'd uud callous, heard of this grace so free, And felt with a new einotlon, their

surely God cares for me.

"Only a short little visit to the

weary one, sick and lone,

To smooth the ruffled pillow, and

‘to speak in B gentle tone; -

And the sufferer grew more quiet nt

the sound of a soothing prayci~~

For the light of heaven came gleam-

ing through the',siiadows settling

there. I

short little lioilr in thc week;

.\’ot \’el’y long for inbuilt, not iiiany

words to speak;

But the an-gel of -mercy is pnssirig,

with thc caller, from door to door;

And the fruits of thc liciiveiily

mission remain for cvermore.

"Only one life for service, one tal-

l ent to lay at His feet;

And efforts and prayers are need'

ed, and workers in every street;

For eyes are grown' dim and heavy,

which n smile of love would light,

And some are far fi'oin the Master,

and pcrisliiiig in the night. ' “It wus only ii trnct iii the cot-

tage, but its message was clear

and plain:

And the voice of Jesus was calling, and He did not call iii vain;

Anil on-e more slieuf was gntlierod,

another soul was won.

it was hilt a little service, but tlit-

Lord pronounced ‘Well done."

DOi\"l` WANT REL'-Il'RO('I'[`Y _

Bl§’i`WEl‘IN' <‘A.\lAU.»\

i AND W, INDIIGS.

NEW YORK, Nlarcli ll-The iic\v York Produce Exchange has launch- ed s. campaign through which it hopes to stir thc state depni-tiiiciit into immediate action to piievciit the eniictmeiit of the pi-oposed recipro- cal agreemeiit betwecii Cniintln nnd the -British West Indies. Flour is the chief commodity in which the Pro- dilceddxcliailge is interested nnd thc proposed agreement, it is said, pro- vides for adiiiitting Canadian flour' into the West Indies at n prefcreiice of 24 cents a barrel. Such a stcll. if- is_ declared, would raise a barrier which the Aliierican miller could not surnioiliit. The loss of hiisiiiesis would menu sevcrnl iiiiilioii ilollms ri year. A statement issued by the Pro- 'tluce Exchanges special committee says:

“The flour trade to thc West Iii-

dics is very important to these mar- kets aiidi see it going away, if ive have at liniid some weapon to pre-

vent it.

"Tire United States offers :iii im iiiciisc liiurket for West Iiidinn pro- duce, n. market more important to them than offered by C-anladri, :lull it ought to be possible to make nn cf-

fective protest."

NICARAGUA HONORS

_ Sl<}Uitl:l'l`ARY KNOX.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, March ll~

There was ti friendly deinoiistratiori here today for Secretary Kiiox which plenscd the visiting statesman very much. Despite the well-known tur- bulence of Nicaragua and the report- cd hostility to Aiiiericalis. H ‘Ml-212 riiirnbci' of native.-. gatliered in front of the residence where the Secretary is stopping and cheered. The chief event on the prorgraiii today was n vigil, to the Nutionnl Assclnbly.

_ iiow's Tins 2

\'V¢e offer One liunrlri-il Ilolliirk ltlewiirii

i`or:in_v canon! (Ziilnrrli tliiil. cannot be cured h_\' -~iiil’ii Uiitarrlr Ours.

F. -l. l‘Hlf!Nl‘l\' dz CO.. 'l‘oiedo, ()_

\*Ve thi- unrlersigiieri have known lj- .i lflii-.nfylorlhie Inst I5 yciiri-, and bz>__|ievt' ||impr,i-lpgily bfi.-ini:ibl_u lil nll bilsines- iriiiiimctions und lliiancinllii able to curry out any obvgations riiade hy his firm.

W.ii.plN<i KiNN.iN it .\i.\li\‘i:~:.

Wholesale ll_rulU!ist.Ȣ,'l`oletlo. O.

Hi\ll'ii (_i:itnrrn i`urr\ is taken intornull, ,

acting r‘irectl_\' upon the li ood and iriut_= oilniurfaceli of ilis s~'_v.~itoni. ‘i'oi~itiiiioni his soul lrue. l'i'ice T5c per bottle. Sold by all Diulrflintii. Take Hii|l’u l<`aniily§l’ills for constipa- on. ; ___

“l\’lAYI~`l.OWl'Jit Oli. has iiccli ' sold

on this market for twenty-four years, and there ii-i riiorc sold now than ever before. The Imperial Uil Co., Ltd.

3-Tdlin.

"l\r'lAYFl.OWl'ilt illiiniiiiutiiig Oil is

the satisfactory result of scientific cxpcrilncnt with higli grade Crude Petroleum. The Imperial Oil Co, Ltd.

- r 3-7d1m.

You Can Take This Sort

That old blue bottle of Cod Liver

mort of us. and no wonder, for its taste and smell were something to be dreaded.

- Slill Cod Liver Oil is one of the

best things for run down conditions generally, that iriedicsl scicuce has ever known. The most pleasant -wsy_to take it is in tlis form uf

V I N 0 L

ltcontsinstlie curative proper-

lies uf Fresh Cod Livers containing their oil. lt is delicious lo the taste hcelthfiiito the stnmarh and trul the most scientific TONIC RE); CONSTRUCTOR KNOWN. It builds you up and lteeps you up.

Guaranteed. Money Refundsdif not satisfactory. PR CE $2 50 per bottle. `

l E. A. Foster

CENTRAL DRUG STORE Sunnyside.

i

u e woman nee greit ig _ er, as she bent to her daily toll, _-

To read in the quiet evening ntl

"Only the work of ii district, one'

oil is still an unplcsssiit memory for ‘

__ _ _A _._ __A

Seen From the Nearest Fixed Star-It Would Be s Tiny Speck.

it is only when we regard our globe

as il member of the planetnrysystem. rind tliur _-ys-:uni in turn 'as ii unit iimniig the systems. that we realize how liifliiilcsiiiiiil ure its concerns. and bow i~e|iilh'ely insignificant it is.

\\'o may for practical purposes treat

ibe orbit of Neptune as the circumfer- ence of our planetii.i'y system and stats the diameter of _it therefore as about 5.486D00.000 miles. _

But if we could suppose all dats' vast

pliine converted into a solid disk in- stead of being, as now, for the most part empty space, and if to it were then given by some means or other u slightly luminous surface. ibwould ap- pear to the observer upon. the very nearest fixed star no more pretentious than a new twenty-five cent piece gilt- tering in the sunshine would appear to nn observer at a distance of something over a hundred yards. ._

We may safely say, then. for those 1

who concern themselves with the ei1rth’s loss of heat. that the annual thermal loss of our own little sphere. though sufficient to melt' 777 cubic miles of ice, would. even though multi- plied by centuries of centuries, no more affect the temperature of space than the striking of ii match would avail to moderate tlio climate of Siberia.-Bah ` per's Weekly.

THE HUMAN SKULL

Many I Fracture ls Avertecl by lil'

Great Eiasticity.

Fortunately the human skull. lil-|

though composed ot bones. is elastic.. much more so than one would think. 'l`lie iivcrnge rillile udiilt skull, in fact. says the Scientific American. is sn elnstlc that it may be compressed

- _ _.yt i " ' tl _ <-

, .

a"e wi i a rient sriii c. "`. \J _

ll t iii' le" iii l I niy iir' iii OUR PLANEIEET SYSTEM- \s. '_

il ° '

\

vance styles in American felts.

i I K _ A’ I H i T M ‘i

T _ E- omg or 6°" IT

\~

r Styles in

/ _ Americqn ___-___ - ' Hats

We have just stocked a splendid sliowiug of iid.

hats both derbies and suit

Among the line is the fainous Frniikliu hat iliar

is declared by critics to be thc best vnlnc nt itsipi-ice

that can he had anywhere

It displays all the strength, style and Smarlness

that any good dresser could desire. iliadc in the

latest

blocks and shown in sizes and sli-apes to suit ever

' face. Price of the Franklin hat, with your initials iii

gold inside°"°'° ._ _

We are also showing

American hats made in hard and soft felis. Call in

:ind see the display.

a good assorinicut of other

_.F . __

lrlicmlly in diameter by ii blow or by " pressure. applied at the center of ares. lit right angles _to the surface at that i point. by one nnd n half centimeters or _ illiout six-tenths of an inch. recovering its original diameter and form without i brenlinge. |

The niaterlal of which our bones is i nd is o iii b.l resistant that ri

iiquiire milllixieier or 0.00155 square - inch in uren (l. e.. only LDS millimeter _ or 0.044 inch iudlpfueter) has a teiislc ‘ strength of fifteen kilogrutiiis or thirty- l three pounds avoirdupols. liizuring out at about 21,300 pounds per square

inch. `

A similar sample of hard woodi- test- ed in the same manner, held ot1ly*‘teh 3 kilograuis-that is, bone has 50 per a cent more teiislle strength than wood. _

A single bone libel' is shown in the I5

hygienic exhibition. Dresden. support- iiig a weight of tivo kilograms, or elev- en pounds avoirdupois. _

I . I

Potatoes, Skins slid All. '1"

“Only ii few persons besides those ,Q

who have been through an Irish fam- 0'|,.._,,r_y iso " lile rind have learned the value of il il"""-"lil 1"’ "

potiito know that the skin. and the eighth of an inch of the spud next lo

\

the peel is the best piirt' of a baked 1..il.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,|,. uiui'pliy." ssild the proprietor of the K0f\SIn|=|»0'\ best und most popular restaurant up- E,-,-_,.,,, ,|

town. "But l'm ous df the few. and (__

every potato before it goes into the

A

oven in my kitchen is scrubbed with K

n hi'ush_ so that not li speck of sand reniulns Besides. we bake none but

biikcd potatoes than any two reatau rlints in town. and a lot of my patrons have learned to eat: 'em skin and all. Nut a few have learned. too. that ii biiked potato with no seasoning but salt has a__tlne flavor, a more truly potnto flavor, than can be got with butter and paprika and the other fool- lsli things non-Irish colinolsseurs use_ to spoil the best of vegetables.'i~New York Bun. _

. - » ll

, F

the big. smooth potatoes. l sell more gum,,, mv", ,_,,

R C

Had Hsd No "Help.”

“Aunt Hattie," as everybody called

her. wus the oldest person in a south- ern city. She was generally thought to - be nt lerist ninety years old. but despite lier advanced age she _was still vigorous and in the enjoyment of pen feet health. One day, moved by that feeling of curiosity that some people have about anything that is abnormal l or uuusuiii, several friends of Aunt Ilattie's mistress called upon the old

lady in her' kitchen.

"What is the secret of your-great ag; nnd your wonderful vitality. Aunt ‘Hat-

tle?“ asked one of them.

“iIoriey." said the old woman. with

just the slightest twinkle in her eye, "1 thinks it’s because l iiin't never had no trouble with hired girls!"-.New York Press. ' ‘

Juvenile Wlsdem. _ _

Two small Sunday school pupils were disputing as to the distance from- .lerlcho to Jerusalem.

“lt cnn't ba fur," said one. "Yon

know fish were carried from Jericho to Jerusalem." “Yea 1 know." rejoined the other,

“but perhaps they were salt fish."- Chicago News.

_ A Kindred Feeling. ‘Of course we have to use our star

lnen sometimes," explained tho fngg, hall eniliusiust. "Init we're always wor- rledfor fear we'fl lose one of them." ;1I__ know just how it is.” responded _the"¥U_iing. bride.-_-i*“l_ feel that way *WIC mr _best induce."-Washington Herald.

-_..._____,__ __ Hls 'lxsst Leostlpn. ` i

"Wombiits was at the; opere__|s|| aight." ’)_- ' Y `

"Ah, you saw him drinking Iii fps

melody?" `s

_ "Nr: v_v_:1eii___i sew him he, was drink- ns n e er.' -Seattle Post-lined* gencer, , ,v '

_----_-lk- '1`|1° :mlm iiriiuius ig an mouse mercy.-Loiigfsllow. _ _ ‘ "

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SEED

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giinilricals plecge ythereof only one ' and

- Poultry Show CHA RLOTTETO WN

Vpllingttin .‘ iricoiicnyi ,

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li/f:.‘yFitzhiizh. submitting to alles- ern New En8l““d- h° "1 ' ln l"d

'l`ic\<<-is will be is-iiieil by regular

1 iid on l\'iz\i'cli i2lli and i_';tll tickc

Fares and Trai

_ llegiilar-ll'rain Depart l

lailiiin Flirt- March I2 Marcli lil iizniali §_22l- ti00ii.m. 6.00 a in. lberton .:_li.'i

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Mar. 12,13, 14. 1912-

r trains oil March iztli, iph, iqth,

one way lirsl-class fare, good to return up to and on Milrcli iilli,

ts at special reduced fares will lie

sued goal to return up to and on March iriili, lolz as follows:

n Arrangements

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rand View 50 _ __ 1-i-__

Vernon River 45 __ 1-:fi __ V1-_rnfin_ lj __ R-',, DH. '\|h|Ul1 'fri __ Hnzeihr nik 2._i 9.0l __ _ __ Mi. Herbert. " ,_

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Cut this out as il

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1<ctnrllingSpccial Train for Wellington

ro 30 p. m. and for Murray Harbor at lo 45 p. ni. _Vi/0<ll1@5dill’

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M i Bedford ,fn Uhsrlottotowii Ai'ri_v

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I noi appear again.

s .___ --_-f.__. -1 i-'Pb-

Boals - For Sale i

Ican part with three oi

foul' lobster boats, litted- new. suitable for sale of gasoline. These boats are over twenlyl feet long, from- 6 to 7 feet beaill

1.11. piusou,

Alcxzilidlia.

3 iid iw. _

FARM TOR bALl:

at Milton Sialion, ooiisiuing of 73 acres of which 61 acres are clear and in a |_;ood slats ct cultivation, lhe balance is covcrrd wiili a good growth of lumbt-r and fire wood. Splendid brook runs lliriiugh l`.irni and is only 5 i-1 miles from ihc city. The dwelling aiidiculbuildings are all new and in first class coilditioii.

lfnot sold by March 3isi, tlic properly

will llieii be sold by Public Auction of which lliillirr notice will be given.

_Full particulars apply to owner on pre

iiilses, .

S. B. GI LLl£Sl’ll:',

i-i<.27io.z4 qr3,i7,33,.6.

THE GRAND 'l‘RUNK'S

FIGHT TO GET

TO ‘ BOSTON

BOSTON, March 6-Railroad icon- rol of steamshlp linlss and electrifi- cation of railroads wherever the density of population warrants it` were advocated by Prslildeiit E. H.

land-Railway corporation, gbefore the legislative committee on railroads

Fltzhugh, 0| the Southern New- Eng-1*: any ||“°,f° l°"g "B it h'

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` J' / SYMMETRY

-S one of p,.;,,,~_ _frlprisllc di.~il¢'l iind worknlan.-rliip llf i* '"'"" mruf. Monuments we build si‘¢

Slmmeliical and 0\‘"°'°

\\`lielher nidfhlc l~l'"_':°lcf.`,::

other iitciic. "\0""""."i(` 'ale mu” m°numc"‘Hl wiihiniiles s‘}l"0riorinsllre-19°C' ‘

given.

Chandler & B2"

we koi-fsi

.gg-ours»»~"""""'

_ . - |'f,¢ll0|`| ilroad -to develvll anzliiis the

community. _ | nl- He _said that hi* “msnif »F\'§;mdouth~

tioniiig by -members of the commit-I tee, ' explained various details of the plans of the :Grsndd Trunk railway in seeking through the' Soutlieriii New England to extend its lines to Boston :sud Worcester. Asked- sl- to- the-irsilrosd's reasons for dedrlng permission to control steemship lines, Mr. Fitlhugh said: _ | \ "I am s believer in permittitll L_'