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lmroriltlli "iilallninli llillrllall SELEUED irtiolt ‘fills tiulliibmrs
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Shore to
,_ ,_ . _ “_ __ ._ .. -_ \ \.._,__, __ \_ :_ Smlnrs Cherry Vail a _ ., A FGRMIR- IOLNODER.-The lol- ” \ ‘ ~“ - ‘ \ - ‘» -- -` ‘- 01° WW 1f°11\ 11188’ Sl1°I‘_° ¢°- HHH- . lnwlns clipping is from uiefuaverlilii
_ .- _ ,_ _ B ._; i ,
ThG.:.Xind You Have Always Bought, und which has been
in use for over lhiriy years, has borne the signature of
_and his been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
- - '- Allow ii ai one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitatioizs and “Inst-as-good" are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
liifnwnd Children'-Ex erieucc against _`Experiment.
- I at is éAs'rol=llA
Castoria is|?l harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relicfof Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allayizig Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea--The Mothcr’s Friend.
E service as Treasurer, needless to sny`,
4 iVl§ls,s _Glover ,responded fetqlingly,
Bears the Signature of *thanking them for such expression of
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#_ 5’ E 5 , - Mons Hoes Fon P. E. i.-A cur-
J ‘ ' ‘
ln Use For liver 30 Years
The Kind Y°U HaVe AJUVGYS Bollght Egetlier with quite a number of others
, _ ,,.,_.., ,,,_. bought from farmers. '-i'lie present
’~°"=fg“'“<=“t “"1 be Sim"-"ly <1fa»<>-- cl Wm teamed 1° the »°i>\\1-f-no °"
r ` _ ' ' cd of as applied for. There are up 0|' tl1€.y01ll1g couple. Tile time was Hill
-pllcations in for a goodly number of Illeiflillllily Whiled HWUY by fliillcillé sfsl those but there are uiiii some hui until the “wee sma’ hours," when al the
_ r____ ` disposed up This is u upiehdhi mow- dispersed to their homes, after wlsli We
__- ___ _______ _, _ ___ __ __ _ ____- _ . _ _muumw _ __ ' _ 4 _ .l~aIA_Av .,. _ I -Illiln ~ H-ll-MII* -’ - ' I me cAn|~lni\v- 'rue cal-ferry _ ~ VME--Mwmuuntnno shame.
_ h .1 left Cape Tormentln terdsy It . H-Primal r." Annum' t 'hu -rec lved B
` ry 'Dr F'°ltg-h°r’. _ 9.40 s. m., docked ateidfifien at 11.oo “I can remedy most ills. and tomar :only to-nuuteisgrnmseto Mr.
_ _ ~ _ -_ __ me '._\ 5 .;.__.__~___g_»= ~ _ \ » \` a. m., and returned to Tarmentlne at help YOU tnjwqpe manyi - C. A.*H|lA»"in which* tlm'.Me.nn¢er
5.30 p. fm. OD 1181' 8060110 UID E118 mgnta, if, _ vg me of tlie~CnlqMsn Government Rail left 'rormentlne at 7.10 and docked - ' _"nys gui,"-wut chu -Rein Nqwfouua
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“I B0f<i°l1 at 8 25 lmakuls tw° r°\H1d aid* lqlnlr Co.._noirl»e that they cannot let trips. clrrvlns ilusensersf-nlalls and _ 1 P.-JE. i. have-the two engines naw nt
ni-:s ws .Pats
cliffs was placed early last week. The
pected, is .perfectly safe for travel. This contract was let as soon up the
it -was .dilllcult to rocure bushe
ly to business;
.1 very heavy freight on each trip. _ _ _ Nui-i_h__§ydn¢y ready for _export to
_ the Ancient Colony. The row froln - » . >-
e nd
Tai
ice although not ns heavy as was GX- l.-me su»|.A»||.ain..a»\l»»w-u. ourrasmsumlu t lslfii-eon.nr-Mr.-‘w.
Salina;-ywlinn. lmbssu.-ale. C."'Curi»,le, formerly nieroliant at Elms-
dale, P. _E. I., but iloW~o'flHatitsport,
ice was safe tonteains, but Owing l N.S.‘ His oldest larotller. Fred H.. the unusual depth'of snow in woods. ~ - W
I : .
D S. PAR'-°R~_80C|AL AT GRANVILLE snnr»i~o‘om~ie._a gnausts or the ou.
hence the delay. The Road-muster is -On Thursday evening, Jnn.- 31st. the -ion Cgmiuoruiui Cgiiiiud sumiuoi-hide, l very inuoli at home. and tending strict- Granville W'omen's Institute held n 12|-moe ,gqwgpq-~ig1ugd_ _hug guiiggdd
very enjoyable Red Cross Social at ,in-_t ` p ` the beautiful home of Mr. A. Ii. Hen- and reported 'at Fort Slocum, N:Y.
-TEAi3HER.REM.EMBERED.- At ry, North Granville. 4 ’l‘lie.liouse. _Mi-_
. the anlnual meeting ol the oillcers _though large, was crowded. -and the nee of the Ii-eight depot at Hav,erhill',‘ ond teachers of the .Kensington Pres- hours were pleasantly spent in gullies. and the office force ~-.present'ed him hytorinn ‘Sabbath School which niet contests. etc., tlll nearly inldnlglit. A _with n §ne.illum,ined dial wrist watch. _ut the home of Mis. W. G. Simpson dainty and generous lunch was serv Mrs. Clarence Colburne. of 'Hein St..| Miss Jane Glover upon tendering her ed and incidentally the collection was ,gave ii Iulicheou in ills honor thel resignation as Treasurer which posit- taken. The very gratifying suiii ol night before' he went to New York. ion she had filled for the past twenty $27.00 was realized. which will Mr. Currie ~has'nnade his home for tive years was presented with an ad- be devoted to Red Cross work. Tile two years with .ltepresentatlve Fred P. 'dress accom nied wit a resentat-‘ ladies interested take this oppoi-tun~ Hill
grum,eand gr. .George Sanford
th the 105th in Flanders _Geo
he Quartertna`ste’r"s De artment.
Currie was employed in the of-
YEH Y i V CIVEN "gt
T0
GIRIS >==
at v. <7
_ D8 h .D utiori from the officers and teachers of a beautiful silver sugar howl and 'spoons as a slight token of their ap- preciation of her long and faithful
ieineinbiances toward her.
lload ol' seventy sows arrived in the lrily last night from Ontario. These atiiilials were purchased by Mr. \V. .l. lleid for the Department of Agri- culture and will be sold to l`ai‘mei‘s at cost after being bred at the Govern- ||neilt Farm, Falconwootl. The De- ‘ pai-tment has already disposed ol' all the breeding sows at the farm to-
work, and also those who braved the
attend. * Mr.
Rev. H. S. Young. of Dldc‘.`or-I. Miss a li Alice May Adams of Poi‘tu;;:: and Mi' Eid Ernest Manford Cnnipbell ol' lllount ice Pleasant, were united ill marriage. Mr. Miss Stella .Durant of Portage was C0!!
brothel' of the groom, acted as best fl-ll
match. After the ceremony the hail of
Many valuable presents were receiv MP.
ity to thank nil who helped in the ofM
severe frost of the iilglit lii order to A
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-WEDDING BELLS-Un \‘VuJilcsday pl‘lS
Jan. 30th. at the par:oliag» lt' th' ann _ _ _ _ . . _
` L ‘ k umhur of ihu youth uud uouuiy of J. Currie, a promising iuinioi- of hair-I vcnled the high esteelu .and favor the
on und vicinity drove oorooo the view; The bride who was nltlrcil lil. young couple were held inthe minds
suit of navy blue velvet with hat tc suit
and Mrs. Hill; be is a nephew __H_ ____ __,,_________._..._..____________ _,_____ _ __ _ _ HM rs WEDDING BELLS.-St. J0_seph’S bride is a member. ‘After pcrtnkiiig
NN|yER5AR_y _REMEM5ERE|_-,__ Convent was the scene ot' u very_liap- of breakfast at he convent, _the now. and Moo John E_ Co,u»io,._ of py event on 'I`uesllay, January 29th. ly wedded coupie' drove-to the‘honis
n_sclme_ were very oiouoomly ou,».‘ when' -Miss Annie Josephine Murph>'.| of the bride, where n sumptuous din. ed on the 45|, of poo,-uu,»y_ the a popular young lndy of Luinberlnn<l.‘ ner was served by _\`_.be‘bl\lde's mother, ive,.sm.y of meh, mo,.,.iugo_ when _ wus united in inurrlnge to Mr. Ernest'-Tlie gifts, beautiful and costly, re.
io ouuud the evening with them; li navy blue sult_witli bluch hut. was of the donors. The groomls glfl__iu poi-oy iyiobouo on oohudf oi' too attended by Miss hudle (.ui'i'1e, sis-Itlie bride was u gold.neckluce and
iouuy Wm, u niooiy wo,-ded ud.`-tel' of the groom. while Mr. Alt'i'cd|to the bridesmaid a gold bi-00uh_.\A¢
best maid, while Mr. James Campbell dress. Presented them with a benuti~ Murphy- C*‘~lg“"3'» b"°U‘e" °f u‘eb1`ld"~ fm "any limi" the b"|d.“| DUN' lllbve
cmuu you Soo to Whioi,_ unhough .did tlv- honors for the groom. Duriiig to the home of tl1e.gro0m’9~pg_i-hugo
man The bride looked chmmmg in H muon ve,-y unexpectedly M,-_ Cu,.,.io,. tbl- iiliptiol iiiiiss. wliicli was celebrat- where, after having spent a very 'gpf
ably ,.osponued_ The remainder! ed by Rei-.` Frank McQuo.id. hymns joyablc timc, the guests returnediu
the evening was very D1casa_“m.-:inpl‘ni)i'i:itc to t!lr~ otrt':u»:ion \\'ci‘el_l0a\l~_t_lioll' homes, after Wishing Mr, qui]
oy couple drove to me groomu, home passed with vooui ooiootiouo oy tllully sung by the iiieinbers ot tlie,Mrs. Currie li ‘long and prosperous where u sumptuous reuse; was par Messrs. Frank McDonald nnd \vlll St- J0S<=Dl1'S Svdality. of which the _tourney throllsh liter
taken ol' by over 80 assembled guests. R08
s, the music being furnished by ‘ __ _F __ , ' _ John McLeod on the bagpipes and “ '
' ' " on the part of the department of ug-
_ rlculture and will do much to increase
o J
In a time needing food economy many people are not iiettillg all lllc nourishment they might from their food. lt is not how much you clit, but much you assimilate, that docs you good.
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lhc addition of n siuall teaspoonful of Bovril to thc dict as ii pcptogenic before meals lends to more thorough digestion and assimilation and thus saves food, for you need less.
_ £!Ld!»¥Zi.irlll -5!-.. 11 'if *Fa st.
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Pi~.'c vc_i{ef:‘..fc oils are the 1 Natzrnlf’owcrext:'nctsgive ‘ h;;_,Q of l§,if;:,";; (_)',"i1,~:l»~;w_ ‘-1 li"i>)/'S U".'ll Soap tile lt p“o:iiof.-_-5: Iziri iz;-111121 :intl l!i:i~;?'ig frcgriiiice _wlllclx
prevents skin troubles. 1 -'i:;l:1~_; its iz.; so pleasant.
In thc interest of yotzrskizi, st-:ill l`_»r:.oliic liuw. 5014 C\’°fYWh¢f¢~ .
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P-Q;-§ 'fy sd. '_ Fragrance .
. BABY'S OWN SOAP ls WELL \VORTH RUNNING FOR.
fl the bacon production of the provin-
y ‘ _ i 0
l Austin McMillan. Who could re-
e sma’ hours the oonipsny returned
ing the newly-wedded couple a happy home with all appearaiice _of having
and prosperous journey through life enjoyed their trip to _Earnacllfle
_Y <
. ce. - -- T ‘ D .l>._a_ f y n
‘ _ ' é --WEDDING BELLS-A very pretty lest oir January 29th the soul of Mrs.
S _ wsonmc sEi_i_s-Announcement wedding took place at Bldeford or JOM LH111be» 1.11' Swine-£18.16. Lot 67-
. have been received of the marriage Wednesday, January 23rd, when Miss The deceased was an amiable lady,
- ~- lu igugum, Sui-1-cy, England, of Miss Bertha M. Nisbet ot' Harmony, Lot highly- respected ‘by .all and had at-
_ Lllliin A. Salnions of Epsom to Cor- 13. was united ln marriage to Mr. Jo tained the _ago of 90 years, at the ‘ porol Wulier A. M'acLean, son of Mr. soph G. Ladner, 01’ E““‘°"°‘- The br-ld( time of her deatli._ The late' Mrs. lJ:inies MacLean of Gaytown. The wus cllormingly ulttred in a fawr Lain-be came to this country ln 1835 \vc'd<ling was performed on Jan. 5th, colored suit, with hut and shoes ti with her pai-emu Mig and ivi,-u_ Mich. iii Sl. M\artln’s Church, and was a' match. Miss Flossle Smith of Vic nel Mullin. She leaves lo inourn their quiet affair owing to recent ‘bei-eiive torio West attended the bride, whlli u~u_,i~ 1085, u 59|-rowing husband, two ment. in the groonvs family. The the grooin was ably supported by hh daughters and iwo uouu_ Thu duughi happy young couple were the rect- brother, Mr. Martin Ladner of En em ul-_o M,-o__1_u,_oou gootu wo,-oosto,,_ picilts ot' many handsome gifts, and more. The Rev. H. S, Young was tin Mugs” ami MRL patrick Ke"y_ Fmt . ,- start out in life with the very best officiating clergyman. After the cere Augustus; the sono are Messrs pm,
wishes ol' ii wide circle of friends niony the bridal party drove to thc
the violin b Messis E1 ot R ss
tripping the llglit faiitastlc under influence of such music. ln the
heie assed e ce ull to Eter al
el 1.
-'Fl ~ ~ ~ i'k_ d .M."1`. L be, S l ll 'ld
' 'I _Cori>l. MacLean went overseas early home of Mr. Herbert Nlsbet. Tlieri _mirhanf I mn | ,pr ng. e
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F d' ` f _
lil tho war and is iio\v permanently a sumptuous dinner awaited then mornaingulgforgl tiggk rgsiigeengg Orrin? _
otioned in En land. B f l t- lticl d i .
g eoie en is w i was serve n Mrs Herbert ,
lui-I Corpl. Mac'Lean had completed Nisbet’s and Miss Annie Ladner‘s best 5031’ Mr' M' T' Lainbe' sprlngnald to
t James’ Catholic Cliui'ch Freetown
-_ _ I _ . i _ i _ i 2:.:..;f;“'.if ‘sri .ifl'.f,.f.°.“:..‘:€..:y..i“.:,1i ‘i“:z:,”;l;:2 --- ----Y ig;-5' 'L' 'int evening was spent iii the presencl the high emeem in which me d°c°“H` ' i -l- of a few near relatives and friends ed was hem‘ The body was 'marred
Oil Jun. 25th the uiiirlc .li (realli Their many friends unite in wislilm' In Freetown cemetary' the serving”
service at the house and grave was llltifm WHS 0¢1CHSi0l16d ¥BSl0l`dtlY bl’ ll and Bameby Cmken' Ruquiscnt 1"
conauclerl by the nt-v__ Mi-_ Fulton, ol' "Smallpox" Discard gn the home 01 Pace' _ ._ Charlottetown, who in t-onsoling help- Fire Chief Ramlllan. 2-19 Queen Street. ' _ T B9 ful words pointed througli the gl-nom of On .enquiry the Guardian was inform- THE TRNN5--»\ 0-l0l1l'il1t§ train "~»-/'
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All the screening and .clean- ing that is necessary to bring _ Diamond Flour to you in pure, snow-white condition, free of specks and chaff, is
proportioned blend of choice Ontario
` \(/ 0 soft wheats and Manitoba held
wheat which is ideal for making
so sh
l . HH' i
ing parents the Guardian extends Illltlellt W-Olated 8.1111 l-1191101156 <l\l°l.1l1' £]'4%u,_ Exséeffosg ';§‘{:§]ga§§gl‘;2a£1 sincere syiiipntliy. wed' M" Ranahan is may slightly in' as" the cuttings alon5 the line Rvere
_ __ _ _ __ ____n_ disposed _and is suffering little if any being “ned by mms and “mlm _,K _ _ WW. _, _ _ -__ _-___ -_
l` Wi5p|3|NG 5E|_|_3,_The residence inconvenience. There had bee‘i, so snow She reached me City Min-1id_ .
‘ ol’ Mi-_ and Mrs. Chas. A. Large. City. fa’ as MV' _Rulmhan kl1'0WS. lla DDS' nigiiii A .i_,.uiu ,__---_ two eogineu _ __ _, , . _ ._ __..,_,__ ._ .,,,,_..,_._, ____ 6,* __'_,___,
was me scene of ii very pretty wedd- siblllty ol’ his coming in conto.-g with _ two passenger cars plough and mm? , ; ‘-L_' _' 'l -_‘ :ft-Rf-x-_ __ .»+_,. _ mg Yesterday afternoon' Feb' Sth the disease' as he had "°m'”r hee" er left ‘Suniinerside at 11.55 a. nl.. ' U H A _ A AA i ‘
Whe" Weil' eldest ‘l““g'h“*"~ Edith “WW [mm Mme "0" ""1 ‘visiwrs took on some freight at Emerald, and ,_ ' _ '
.Vlarion was united in marriage to whom he could suspect 01' GBPPYIHE on-ivod in the City oi (;_55 o_ m_ ghd ' -
| |’fi‘/“le William UVi“ESf°l1ei 3°" Uf the disease' Tm’ fact th" the” is left on return with a lull train at t0.- i l\lr..Jas. Llvihgstane of Murray River, sniallpox in the province, iii 'the 10 last mght_ The Georgetown train
` beautiful presents including s beautl~ sent illness is of the same variety, ing reached the City at 4.30 p. in., af-
Absolurn _ Flower i‘< l`iil sliver cassnrole from the groom's whatever it may have »been. None of ter nearly 60 hours of hard snow
‘ ' soldier friends. Their malty friends the others ln the family have been fighting. .She ,left _on return [al..0.55 ,
wish them a haplly and prosperous affected. D- UL. -had DHSB€d VSTDOH 'H VSV Ht
‘ journey through life. ---- 9.15 and will 'probably reach her des-
~ » THE TRAINS.-The Borden train tlnation all right. The Sonrls train
" I -I -el-l left the City at 8.60 yesterday morn- left at 8.40 a. m., arriving in the City
ing, arrived at Emerald' af 2.05--nl» at 1.35 p. rn. 'She left on return Bl
visited tho home of Mr. and Mrs. tllcni it long and llablly Journey it °|“U`0l1 and Em_"9 being °°“d“°"ed' _.--‘” "-.__ dong bgfgre it gy/5]' lgavgs _ _ _ _ ~ y_tl.\e actor Rt. Re . Mgr. D. ll. Gil- -' N -_ . _ Robeit Chappelle, _of lyiarslilleld, and through llle. Y “___ Tele pa'"_bemmy8 were: _Messrs ff ¥\’\° D06 our m||1S_ You get cieannom-_ and l`°”‘°""‘1 "mu "lm" “’“"“" ’°”‘~` “"“ & _l Kelly Bertram Haslum John Moi ’Q` what is e ually important from a care their beloved nild only cllild, __ D'mm|d 'John Sinclair Hmjry Hugheg . lk. 'qd . ~ » ru Hazel Elizabeth, aged 13 months, tin- POSSIBLY SMALLPOX.--homo ' ' 1 JB lllg SU!!! Dolflt, YOU get 1-I We -
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rrow to the clear pure light which ed by the Health Ofllcer, Dr. McMillan, “Till tW0 Of taht? 1&lé5€!t Sllliues, ‘ _ - I?%5tI.'y'.b‘§_cult5 yu i_ _j._,_r__ i ,i si h ,ii that we was alice esterd t ish lwush and ihmser. let the Git yes-
nes oil you er lore, w ere ' - C Y ily 0 V _ ' Y
tears are wiped away, and partiiigs CbiefRanahnn. I-ie found Mr. Ilanahan Wrday mornin! M 530 '-0 Clem' f-he i
.We unknown After the funeral Ee, uuguiiy iudisoosod out with o vorio. Suuimerside-Tlgnisli line and at ten _ _ vice n lsr e ‘number of relations and lold condition and some olliei syml °'°'°“k 1”* “Wm Wa” '°l’°"ed ‘it ” ' ` . `
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rricuns loiied in the procession to the tons that Sussested smallpox. The B1°°'““°‘-‘I "‘“k"‘g s‘°“’ \‘“‘ °t°“d’,' ‘ ' ` .\la.i‘sliiield‘ cemetery, where all that 'case was suillciently suspicious tc ?";’(i;`eS;']0rl'lIi`I’;'e B;"`g;'(1) ’t'\"m: 1195; yslir H U N 'l' B R 0 Q _ , L l M l T li D, L 0 N D 0 N _ 0 N T A.R..| u . ‘ was mortal or n particularly lovnble make precautioimry measures ad- 9 Y 5'” ' W - i
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<~.!iild was laid Lo rest. To the sorrow. visable and' he accordingly ‘had the igmes' 'pmugh and nanger' arriving at " _ '
P_ ,__ ,_ The ce,.e,,,o,,y was perform- vicinity of Tlgnish, the Health omcer ,eu os depot at 3_5() _“_ mu went in A D
od by the Rev. Dr. Fullerton in the considers sutllclent warrant to take ML Stewart und ,.oi_umod with ous. `
presence of the immediate ielatlvcs. every Possible precauttcii where there Bongo,-5 and mui|s_ .She ion George. 'l‘llc .bride who was unattended look- is a suspicion Of the d'lS8liS€. MTH town at 12.30 noon for the City, nr- cd charming in blue broad-cloth suit Ranalian’s little son had recently been ,.ivi,.,g ut 3_3() o_ u,__ und om,-iiug ou
|` with white Satin hut and a set of nat- siiok with what int t/he tlnidei wus iho ,-oium trio ut 9_2() p_ m_ The
311 1 1 _ ~ ‘ oral wolf fuis, the gif; of her parents agnosed as cb _cken-pox an t s iviui-yu 1-iurhor train thu; has been
T* " ` “ l ll The bride was the recipient of many quite probable that the father’s pre- oh they way Since 6_2() Tuoudoy moi-u.
Parched corn, during the pfpited
States Civil War, dry and unpalaf table as it was. furnished nianva wholesonie meal and sustained the endurance and courage of many is brave soldier.
Corn contains all the eleme'ntQ'_,
AL1 nr saws i.lMi1Lo Mm; MoN'rnEAL N43
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'- _ ~- ` - ' ' ,_ 1 The ben. remedy ls one you ein
E J' ` ‘V ' ' ` f W _*Mm Q-”",.\?|:k:erny& e|?e'gf5`ve.ch“,'
--sg -,~. ".':::v:
- - -~ ~ - ~ ~--~ - ~ ' -lv 'u-|__msa“ak~5}m,0p|c n5|.mu“v_heu"_hv and passengers left Borden at 9.50
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___ _ _.J-r;1-3;__v_ _,_l? A - in ct-erylotllcr respect, are annoyed :ith ‘HB1 IllKl.'lt, llfter U18 ,BB(!Dlld llrrlval If
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Would You Like to Earn $1 or $2 Daily the Year Round at Home imma., lfadselsefboomuue. ...,.le¢l..;li-s,.,.,.,,l*efsn».,.¢sea.. the Supply. We gladly take all the goods you can send us.
,,-1 ` Wrinuslh1v.}e\fioii;’woili;l\1_a,: onus la hair us
.‘ ., l. ,place wtilic, enlln . 4: .into n cl \\
I "i*'-'-, 'jst 1-‘il llsmrnbls l'e_rms_io rellinalclpenbnlg :didn
_ ltimin ii ns iiiclons low U nl sox e I
\ aiu needed. The work is simple and chiilylnriyed'
, I \ ll|~ klhito Knitlcr as ndllilqg-spiiil Jiilctilnci llul
‘ . _ii :hy ltnliinzn .1n c. ur xe rn el o oily ‘M _I :` I,y'ia;‘::nlee|yo\iasteadyincom: 431|: year {ound.“;m
; ', II Bl 0|' Wl¢I`(! y0\| IVE, PU Y WOT lf! U ll
_ l .. _ Iliriltlyillcrcaxcthis by workin( for private cust-
, _ merit. ` f _ A _‘ Working either whole or sparc liiuc, ilils pleasant
‘ 1' ‘R employment has bmuirhl prosperity lo many work-
, ’ fra in their own homes. and should do lhesiime for
~ you. .
Write to-day, enclosing gc in stamps. for tull
pntlculln; men of ¢~ly.etc. and see what you and your flmlly can now elm at home.
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rn;»:n:n;u:n;n;n:n;nin;nng-guru;-;-gn;-;-;»:~I~2~
_ To Stop a Persistent.
Hacking Cough
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a p.isisl.\.nt. htiicing on l_lronchln_| c ugh the Carferry ,and arrived _hole .' _ ., ___ _ __ _ A i 1 _vcur after vcn_r, illplurlunril their sleep ut .midnighu A min ion ,Summer _ - . _ _ _ .
nd sk lfodi reslc. It’sso _ _____ _ :§°,“'i`%nl.iii°1°.a".§li"'§“sn"t::.".t_ iff 53355. ?»‘i‘-»’»-df-‘~‘t1’ fl--'3-="’i5f' _ an-d qllickw succumbed to the terrors of -Mow _ qui, from uuv dfuguin. "sig ounces Ewenls cutting.. -one got throuzh lt.
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with ||ll<iin(l?raill’ilnt(:t-dagulznr slyrulpf Be* bubly iignrothlse mdrnlns. The gout'
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ifgidlliiieliii ora nil.; ‘liter-oft ln 3h¢s`z_so'ut.hsrn line. with heavy cutunss. _ cold, and for bronchitis, croup, whoop- Ifnr worse than the Bourls line. The 1
ink coufli and bronchial asthma there Georgetown train left yesterday mor- ln not-li mr bet'-erl It ¢l°°°° °|°“"“° ning at M5. with plouzh and rlanser; md kwa# veffwf _v- passed cardigan _e-.ao p. in. ana l
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