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its People Are, Fortunately, Dcubly Protected.

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Great Britain Defends Them Ag- ainst Foreign Foes-Dodd’s Kid- ney Pills Keep the Host of Kid- ney Diseases Away-An Im-

pregnabie Defence.

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Department of Great Britain is fortif ing this city, and, when the work has been completed. our defences will

impreguable

The people of Halifax will then

doubly fortunate, as they will be safe from the attacks of human enemies, a

they now are against the ravages I

Kidney Disease.

' Some years ago Dodd`s Kidney Pills were brought within the reach of our citizens. Since then no form of Kid- néy Disease has been able to exist he .

Dodd`s Kidne Pills have roved to

Y P an iinpregnatile defence against these

ailments.

' Those who have been attacked by Kidney Disease in any form, have in- variably recovered, by using Dodd`s

Kidne Pills

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Mr.J.H. Ireland, one of these victims

was so “far through” that his friends

gave up all hope of ever getting better.

A report was circulated and published in the ress of the province to the ef-

foot that he was dead.

Hs did not die, though. Fortunately

he began to use Dodd`s Kidney Pills, when all other remedies had failed,

and his recovery began on the day he

began to use them. It continued uniil every trace of the disease had been root- ed out of his system. for all time.

The days of doubt regarding the ef-

icacy of Dodd`s Kidney Pills, have long

gone. never to return. No sensible person would attempt to deny that Dodd`s Kidney Pills are the only med- icine on earth that will fcure any and every case of Kidney Disease they are used for. They have proved_that beyond dispute,

Dcdd’s Kidney Pills can be bought at

all drug stores for fifty cents a box. They are worth $5 a box.

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

_Hsiryard’s Yellow Oil cures ali pain in iian or breast; for sprains, cuts. bruises. callous lumps, swellings, Indamms tion, rhoumatise and neuralgia it is a specific. The plumber slaps me bulging breast,

And says, with candid glee:

“Dis may be chilly for de rest,

But it’s old hot stuff fer me.”

liearfs Lintment is Used by Physicians.

’ A Simple thing.-Belle-"How did _did you find out the name of Maud S new buau ?” Lena-HI gave her my

new pen to try.”

vs Lhiiaient the Lin brma n’s Friend. ' tutor who rooted the Bute, ' _ Tried to teach two young tooters to

toot ;

Said the two to the tutor, “Is it harder to toot or To tutor to tootere to toot P”

I1agyard’s Yellow Oil.

Regular action of the bowels is necces-

sary to health Laxa-Liver Pills are the best nccassional cathartic for family er genera. se. Price 25c. Any drrggtst.

SCROFULA CURED. ~

P. Dnbuc, Magog, Que., writes: “IV Lgve used three bottles of B. B. B. for Scrofnln., Im Blood and s ia

Pm Dy Pens

and was completely restored toheath.”

“One fool makes many” is an old ad

a 0 truthfulness of which ie demonetra od by the success of of the int duet in securing followers.

Ci-amps, Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea

areslwaye promptly relieved by Dr. Iowlefe Extract of Wild Strawberry.

SOON LEFT HER.

"I was taken with a swelling in my

het and limbs. I was not able to walk four months. I read about Hocd’s Sarsaparilla and procured a bottle. Be- fore I had taken it all the swelling left me. I took three bottles of Hoed‘s Sarsaparilla and have not been troubled with swelling since.” Rebecca See- vers, Chatham, Ont.

Hocd’s Pills cure all liver ills. Easy

to take, easy to operate; reliable, sure. Sic.

“I wish [knew all the mean things

my neighbors say about me.” ‘lou went to know too much.”

Dr. Low’s Pleasant Worm Syrup is nice

to take and death to all worms. Contains its own purgative. Price :?.5c.

Anxious Mothers find Dr. Low’s Worm

Syrup the best medicine to expell worms. Children like it-worms don’t.

Ask for Minard’s Linimenl and take no other.

(IOUGHS CURED

Quickly, peririaneiitly and pleasantly by

the use of Dr. \\`ood’s Norway Pine Syrup, The most satisfactory cough remedy made. Price ~25c.

Applied externally cures Sprains

Biuises, Cuts, Burns. Chilblains, Luui- bago and pain of any kind. Taken in, ttnally, cures Croup, YVhooping Cough- Bronchitis, Sore Throat, etc., Price 25c.

Keepllinartfs Liniment in the House.

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THE GUARDIAN Of-

fices to the New Prowse Block.

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Feeding lowe-

that a breeding sow should be kept thin, and practically‘ha1f-starved. The is no time in the life of a sow when she requires sutiable feed and g

flesh caused to take lent of exercise

quantity of bedding. _

weakly to live. Sometimes sows are de

season, of access to mineral matter. is a good plan to stack a quantity

three inches thick to every sow eve

born pig.

teudant. She should be allowed pleni of bedding fer the making of her nest

116 days.

Sometimes a sow will attempt to ea

ashes, that will usually pre vent any inclination to eat her pigs

lying with her new litter, tries to re

sow mother will be apt to seize any

thing else. It is a good plan to let th

even tc the clothes and voice of her at- tendant. One has hardly known of a

her pigs. It is a good plan to give sow an allowance of roots daily durin the winter.

Every care should be exercised to

prevent the sow from becoming consti- pated before or after she has farrowed; and for three or four days after she has farrowed she should be fed very spar- ingly. Therc is danger of milk fever until the young are able to take all the milk weich she can give. 'It is a good plan to have the young pigs so hungry the third dav as to be squealing for more milk. Immediately after the young have bee born the sow should receive a drink of warm water, with ahandful of shorts or bran stirred in it. A litter of young pigs will increase in weight at the rate of from two to four pounds per day. Consequently, after they are a week old the sow should be fed in such a way as to promote the production of milk. During cold weather it will be found proitable to give the sow her feed in a warm condition, at a temperatue any-

milk, butter-milk. shorts, bran, ground oats, with a small quantity of oil cake, make excellent feeds. The shorts an grain may be steamed with advantage.

feeding time.

I’he notion is held by many farmers

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and left to sleep in shelter on a dr

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sow running on a pasture lield, eating

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Milk should not be added to them until

quarters more than when she is carry- _____..___ y ing and nourishing her young. Sho

should be kept in a fair condition of Q P

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sandy soil or earthern tloor,with asmalsl ThE RBITIBUY She USB"-

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Some rows are so ill-nourished and Our representative called at the re others are so excessively fat, that their dence of Mrs E Toole, Kent Street young pigs when farrowed are too Lind~ay, Ont, and was favored with an

interview Mrs Toole states

prived, especially during the winter "For three years Iliave suffered

limbs. and also with exciucatingpain

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soda in the autumn and to throw a sod in my head and neck. I felt very dizz six or eight inches square by two or and when I awoke inthe mornin g see PY

d t b ` a stu id or dazed condition, ’ - g

day. A treatment like that helps to so uiucli ‘slit that it would be a couple of - keep sowe in such good health that they hours before I was able to do anyiliin .

drop well-nourished and therefore well- Many a time I had to walk the door /

for hours at night, on account ofthe

the same. In fact, I was in an awful

. fstate. No one but myself knows how

A sow carries her young from 112 to mudh I suffered.

“I heard of Doanls Kidney Pill, and

t have taken two boxes of them. From

her young. That is usually because the first I commenced to improve. They she has been badly nourished or is in have worked a wonderful change forthe ill-health. If she has had an allowance better in my health. They have cuied of enough of sods of earth every day, all the pain. restored restful sleep, or access to a mixture of salt and wood strengthened my nerves, anti give me a

- good appetite In fact, 1 am sure ther

Pills were exactly the medicine I need-

There is the intinct of motherhood for ‘ ed; and I cannot express the joy I feel protecting heryoung. If a stranger at this change in my heilth, which is goes into the pen where the sow is all caused by the use of Doan’s Kidney

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move them and makes them squeal, the I Doan`s Kidney Pills are sold by all ,

ldruggists, or st-nt by mail on receipt of; -

thing-a. young pig as likely as any- price, 50c afbox, oi' 3 for $1.25. The i

Doan’s Kidney Pill Co., Toronto, Ont.

sow become used to the appearance and g Remember the name, DoA1~i`s, and

l refuss all others. -

()URCl,ASS.EI).

` Chicago Man-Yes. sir. it may as- tonish you, but it is a fact that the ther- _ mometer recently fell thirty degrees, in

minutes.

Boston Man-Th`at’s nothing. Ionce

'saw a thermometer fall 'six feet in less than two seconds. The nail broke.

KINGSTOBFS RECORD.

For producing Famous Men and Dodd’s

I Kidne P`ll C .

n y i s ures .

her greatest and most famous men. Sir John A. McDonald, Sir4Oliver Mowat, iSir George Kirkpatrick, Sir Richaid §Cartwright,' and many other notable

our town, in just an hour and twenty

personatties claim the city as their uw Tha; gigs, yo, gm., n 9 did h°m,°° ,_ me lots of good’ Arthur-"Pam glad

Kmgsmn ls U0 M533 famoui as the of it- When did you smoke it P” O. I

sceie of many °f the “mst W°nd°ffU| didn’t smoke it.. I gave it to Howard °

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YourXmas Present for the Father

terrible with pain in my back ang / e

Overooats Ulsters Reefer

Ten days ora fortnight before the pain from which I suffered. I had no ' - ‘

sow is dtieto farrow, should be put in- appetite, and was very nervous and ‘ v 9 5 to the pen and ied there mornings and easily startled; sometimes feeling , nights. During the day she may be sl- that I was about to faint from the flut-

lowed out to take exercise with the teriug and palpitaticn of my heart.

rest of the herd. For three days before “All last summer I was attended by a the farrowing she should be kept in the physician, who said I had Diabetes, and pen continuously. ln that way she comes I can say that I have taken a great deal to rccoguize.and is not afraid cf her a - of niidicine. butreceived no benefit from

For children, youths, and inen thrown

at reduced prices for your inspection.

Mens heavy D B Beaverovercoats $4.50

the nicest overcoat in -the city for $12. 00;

Mens heavy Ulsters $3.75. 4.75, 5.50

7.50, 10.00, 12 00. '

Mens heavy Suits $4.00, 5.50, 6.50.

Mens heavy Worsted Serges the nicei

ready made goods in town for $12.00.

All these goods worth from 25 to 35 p c

more. `

Don’t Forget the Boys.

_ We Havent

We have the finest stock of children’s

suits in town. For the Xmas trade_ we offer your choice at greater reduced prices.

Remember our clothing is all of the very

latest manufacture. _

Bright New Stylish

Come at once; Our values will make it

easy for you to decide.

Store open evenings till 9 o’clock 1

Kingston, Dec. 19.-The Limestone _

City has given Canada a. majority of I _,___

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_other remedies had failed. . Every cityl iii?,'g°%2d:=i:§>?,:,°';1;£ llmbyg: underwld by *nf -‘me in the l“_`°'d5- _ _ ‘ has a similiar experience. Dodd’s1 sr 1o¢_, 10 fa, 25¢_ ' po _ ` ' » w _ Kidne? Pills have cured every time. ' ' ‘ . Ma;,.ch2 4 »98 1 a -_,L ,_ 1 y,._ _

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Forthe mmense Ba

For goods damaged by Water in recent fire at

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e Ready made Clothing in Ulsters. Reeters, Suits. Ovcrcoats, Underclobhing, Blat

Flannelettes, Sweaters, Top Shirts &o. .

HATS & CAPS, COLLABS &»']‘IES, BO0TS&‘

There is still alarge lot to be cleared and the whole stock must go quick, Now is the thi ot the unprecedentedba_rga.ins. `

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sépld starting cures by Dond’s Kidney ; hm, him ii _ ' _ I

where from 80 to 90 d . Sk’ -_\ ` 8. than for the first nam d . » . .' . .. il H I h d full' l f ll

_ agrees lm Now another is added et 1.18.50” Milburn s Rheumatic Pilis are the only i 57° on sn 5 Supp y 0 n

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