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HHEUMATISM CURED.

Superintendent Of Sunday School ln Toronto

Says “l Am Pleased To Tell You That I Am Cured", After Taking “F ruit-a-tives".

R. A. WAUGH. ESQ.

3.1 l)o\'ercourt Road TORONTO Oct. l:=i

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“For ri long time. I have thought ol writing you regarding wlizit I teriii a

nirwt reinnrlcalile cure eilected liy your remedy “Fruit-a-tives". You inay publish this letter, whole or in part, if _vou \\-ish to do so. I have lived in this city for

more lliuii li! year.; and uni iwll lcnoivii.

I siilliercil from l{l\eiini;i‘_is;ii:, e_~p:‘ci.1lly in my linnds, I have spent :i lol

of nione_v without any good i'ef=,ultS, until I used “l-`ruit-xi-ti\'<~s". I li1=\'c tzilu-n “i"r:iit<:i--ti\'i‘:'." for l.‘% iiiiiizilis ninv. and ani pleaseil io tell _von tlirit I am cured. All thc <»iil:irg¢-nicut li.i~¢ not left iuy linnils and prrliaps iiever will, but the -ui'r~iie~'1s is ull gone :intl I vnu do any kiinl of work, l li:i\`c gziineil 3.'i iioiiiiils in IS uioiitlis. I :nn \-ei‘_\' griiieiiil lor wliat “l~‘ruit-a-Livc.<” has done for inc".

R. A. \\'AL`Gll.

llliciiviiati-1:21 of any kiiiil»--wlietliier in hands. nriiis, feet, legs, joints or

lm- l: ii: <-uit.-’e~<l, liy uric nciil in the blond. Yric acid is fornierl when there is any -‘trial-li troiililv, vmiplcfl rfilli any di.-turhuiicc of the kidneys, bowels or skin, ~.-.hu-Pi y:'.~veiif the.-e iirgniis from properly ridding the system of waste matter. 'l'liE= iizisi or iire:i, :wterl upon by nn acid condition of the Stoinacli, forms uric in ilzc l-I.»oil_ 'l`lie inilv \\'.1§.‘ that Rlieiiiiiiitisiii, Scintica and Luiiiliago can be .-nreil i< to cure llie lciiliioyzi, re-giilrile the bowels and improve the digestion and sl.-iii artiou, "l<`riiii-n-tiv<‘:=" cures Rlieinnatisni because this wonderful fruit iii'-fliciiiv 1,1'-.'f>:= new sireiigtli and ‘.ii.”llii_\' to the stoinacli, liver, bowels, kidneys :md nlsiii - ;r.iri;ie~:. the lilood and pri-vents the foriimtimi oi' an excess of uric acid. l1lieiii~.‘.:i' i-in i~'. as tziiiliorn ilisease, lint "I-`rnit-zi~tives” will alivays cure it when

t'.iil_lit`nIl\- no fl .1 .-or ling to ilirvctiriiis.

.i lm.-_ il fi-1' -;?;J.:'itl, L:-iul sixf-, Z.'.’ic. Atoll ilealcrzaor sent on receipt of

price hy Zfiiiit-:i-li\.e:= i.i!:1i‘.e:l, Uttnvsa.

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fell; .,_,_ sir _.ui ‘f`*f”f,,,f-_,_ _ iiiéb iii' W3'

==/§ .agree not ...teen <..<§;.,.lf,i

Malueiiiie and by his marriaze had

i MONDAY I risoovnnlno;-.The many 'friends

, ,rl oi Mr. 'John Crevrare pleased to see

INS; I_x):TgV§2(iieer at cfglgigi; him able to be out again after his .Q h t'h am” B' ,t w’as §Bst°,.da'y_ very severiifall on the ice four weeks liiliidi is rgpiirted iio be still suffering °g°' H° in vmmng “t |"`°”°"t “t , '< mer U _Z North Wiltshire, the guest oi Mr. "f°°°° “ V' ' and Mrs. J hn_Godfrey.

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éhsifl0?1&_0'_m§‘:°°£‘;;92§“’ff";‘;‘;fI EXPECTED Hone.--m_»..uu~s, i'ut..~i~ Is ess," 8 favmablv' under 'the skmullDolron, James Gallant, and Fidelc

K* 5 ` - D' 11 'r -. ' .zz munazonient of Miss Lucy Doiron.'w‘l:"°:'v“ bg' °'°‘:,.°' “Xt ' 'md

. _ h 9 a e su Bpen ing t -3 winter

rrlligzgiglficglroiiig tggrgnorittl, toizlniontlis in the lumber wdods of vfsiih h d seen better days’ havelhiuinc, are expected lnme about _thc

recentl!/“been replaced by “TY UD-‘todlast of this in°“\';h or we Liegmnmg

of the next 'l‘ e young people ol

date nirrnitiiiiiehoa'ila`i]lsw(ii:litr;.ri,§;t E23 this locality ure looking forward "0" ma entmdiction' that "_ has with much interest to their roming, _ ‘Far (;f 51° best nniéhed and cqmpp which will prohuhlv ni nor livellcr

odlecgiintri' schools on the Island- "times" “|`°“l1d lltfli. ilB'f»“'-l 0| U-0 0 .

h t hjabovc named .rm vl~.ilinu;u~i of some

'Sus a‘;lZf"k,:h;~ell‘,:r‘;i;,i;s‘0:~\r0cdeixfve little rcputc.-i.. Km* P"“““ “ll ‘“*""“g "““°“ th” Aociiniewr Avsn'ri~;u_.. nr. not “t“"d“m of the school so consider* dire Pineau ol Toronto, when out

____ “spurtiiig"¢ his Happy George last

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ADER __ I bhambers Monday evening iid ii nur-ron csciiiiil

I:~i‘i‘i<:iu>i.i~: . n_' , , - sm-o,,Bl,, ,,,,,,,.e,|_

on Ffldhy. Mr. Justice HHBZHN mm.)§mg lon ti ialrl ood

_ _ y iz

heard 3." apphcgtwn dw ~th€heShe;itii Eiii; Boivliiin u hlsg nsleiigh overturned. for an Ttcrpl? E? gr vixlolnrarriegion throwing him out on the snow. He. ter ol Simon 0 D ' “een su-get A however, did not reliuqiiish his hold

lvivriiiniinil liiiag issued uirainst Of U10 Pains. although lic was drugg- .joseph following a judgment obtain- cd 1|, considerable distance before hcl cd against him at the Hilary term succeeded in bringing his horse ii; of the Supreme Court in favour of a standstill, Luckily, l_iowcver,_ ncitli-l Montreal firm, Alphonse Racine, Ltd. er Mr. Pincau, nor his horse is much

The dcbtor's goods now are claimed the worse for their eXP€l'l€’l10°--7/~ to be subject to a bill oi sale. tlw Yesterday afternoon, His l.oi‘il§l1‘lD - -mortgagee undor_ which is Effie the Vice-Chancellor (Hon. R,'R. ritz- M0s¢s; this bill being alleged to have ger-nld)_ handed down his written de- - been marie son-e vears HI-’!0~ The cision in the al>Pli0r1Yi0Il f0i' Wrlts Of

from the Court to determine which McQuaid, Btipendiary Mllgistmte f°l`l of the parties is entitled to the deb- Kingu; County, to restrain him from' -

tm-'g goods. further proceeding in the cases,

l' brought under the Prohibition Act;

WILI. CELEBRATE B131 i-ll>A‘1- -- against Drs. Allan und Grant and The Guardian had nn intercstini: J_ D, Knight. all of Cardigan. i $15", from Chief Sark or the Mic- 1,, ,, lengthy judgement, His Lord- V

mac’s Saturday who was in from ship_ after reviewing the authorities Lennox Island on a visit to the city. cited, mid. that ii writ of Dl`0l1\ll1' Chief Sark will celebratci his 55th ,tion could properly iggue out of the birthday on TUESGBY. thi' 37th- by Court of Chancery. that it W"~B_ “ cominz to the city, spending the diav remedy to which parties were entitl- hbre, and attending devotional scr- ed as of right, und that it was ii vices in the Pro-Cathedral. I-_lie duty of all superior Courts to 'rc-‘ Lordship. BlBll0P O'L€Hl`Y» ha” ‘“' strain inferior Collrtfl fl`0m aclflng med hin. to attend nt the palace f-0 without any iiirisdlctivrl or in @0255 rriceive con;zi'atulntione_ Chief f,ar\<, of jurisdiction. The learned l\1<llZ_° although past middle age is a flew' further held that the present iallllll' cliestcd, broad-shouldered man, cation was not brought for the pur- standini: over six feet, rind a B*-l`“l‘ pose of ousting the magistrate from zht rind vigorous as a man hnlf his his otlice, because of a new llermis- nge. His is a form that is well- sion having been issued from the known on the streets oi the city. “S Governor-in-Council rea/pD0iHti'Il‘g hill* he has been a frcnuent visitor here. to the onine; that as the objection takin.: part in all ¢¢l“l‘f“*i°“S 0"' to the jurisdiction oi the muzistnite | ' taining to. allegiance to our mother was taken at the proper time, be- ‘g 'rr

country, and at times even goin: to fore the meizistrfite himself, as rr de Ottawa in the interests of his tribe. facto mag-isgrntn, he ceased to he over wlioni he has been as a father. such when this ohjectio-n u-_un taken

"i" and consequently that any further

A wide circle of friends will regret proceedings worn done without col.

Ito hear ol the_deo’th of Mr. Thomas our of 0mce_ A¢¢¢,rr1ing\y_ Hi; Lord. 'I-iopgood, which occurred nt Maine- Shin Ordered that thc writs of pro- _iqzue on Feb, 28th. Mr. Hopgood was hihium, in the give msgs in regiird born in Fngland in Mav 1834 and to which npplicutlon was made lin cmi-izriitcil to this country with his issued' ,m.c,.,¢,¢d to the sniil Stipciidi- parents when three vears of asc. “rv M,,gistrr,1;e_ pr-igniting him from

Thnv settled at Ferry Farm l-Ot 16 further proceeding in these CM-ll‘.S~

and twelve years later moved to ML _}_ _]_ Johnston, K, G., wus

Cascllmpw- 0" April 15"' 1856' Mr' counsel for the 8DD-llC»’.lIll»H. and

Hollflood married Elizabeth Crate of W_ S_ Su,w,,,~t| K_ (‘,_| nonngnl (nrt

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that can be had for Piles.

_ I hope you will use my. name wherever you like so that if there are ,any others

Sheriflig application is for an order prohibition against Mr, Arthur F. gl, suffering as ‘_ have donc_ they,-imay be bcncfxlcd by using your Nlcdidne for it will do an

it claims to clo. l tliinkrit is-the best of Nlcdiciiics. Dr. Chasc`s Ointment is the best

T Restores Wasted Nerves

Few people realize what an important part the nerves play in the condition of the

health, and many doctors feel helpless when the nerves go wrong because they do not understand diseases of the nerves or their treatment.

lf you read the letters which appear in this paper almost daily from people who

have been rescued fi'om discouraging :ii-rl distrcssiiig nervous diseases by use ol Dr. Chasc's Ncrvc Food, you will soon believe in ilic efficiency of this treatment. i

When headaches. sleeplcssness, irritability and nervousness make your life miser-

able, be warned of thc approach of nervous prostraticn, paralysis and locomotor ataxia, and rcstdre the feeble. starved nerves by using Dr. Chase°s Nerve Food. No treatment is so certain to benefit you. 50 cents a box, 6 for $2.50. All dealers or Eclmanson. Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto. Wi'ite for booklet.

“Your ll/ledicine Helped ~

When Doctors Failed”

Mrs. [idwiii Martin, Aycr's Cliff, Que., writes>--

“Before l began taking Nerve Food I was in a terrible condition, dizzy spells came over me, und l would

fall to thc floor. and l could nnt as inuolras sweep the floor vvitliout fainting unless ‘they took me out 'in the air. Now l can wash and work a. lot, and your l\/ledicinehelpcd me when thc Doctors failed. l~~felt' as though il; was ai God-send to mc. v

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nine daughters six of whom are still th” 'mmmtivnsvsv _ .- W _ _ _ _ ._ _ ______w., i"i(yli€i‘;;‘;-Nl\:I§s,C téhaiagsnkitlihnnizgéodé- SGHQOL EXAM1NAT}0N,q_._ The l,mvéi;Y Afkfutha ,§l'_uwn, Etl;(',I 'Tmin; '_ '_ ”""" ”""""”"_"” "" "_` ' " ' "

Mass' ' itlrs hoard Droolcline.. 'ou-owing mic tim maui-is “ic rcxé im Gwm$.]r.`_ Miiry I" McG“W""': 1

Masai MQB `S(',uthe,. ' Hingmam “_m|"“-*tl0¥lH tn bt, Anna .L 00 . 10 Ai:u._t.liu li'.~nnoi‘. (lruilis l.- tliuiw H

j ' ~ ' _ ‘ 22. for the niontli of Fobfllafy. Tl1_0 'l'ra|nQr, Peter I,cLlli»iir, 'l'c;i<-.liuly--l..

Magi* Mrs- W~ W- MVHB' _ Hmzhnm names of the pupils in the diflcrcnt ____ l

“nd Mm- F- Mvcmi Somcrvme' MMS' grades ure arranged in order oi _ ,

A chamiing home is I/ic oulward expression of ii woman's sense of beauty -- lt is no! the result of lavish spending.

You can have n bcauliful liome-every room glowing with warnil/1 and c/iccrfulncss and decorated to /iariiionicc with

Mm H,,,,,:0.,,r' predeceased him by _“_ Cr d VI__Pe,e,_ J_ W,,,,__,,' i_.i_»r\-<~.i-:irq ,l-|.'oHi.:iin\. v.ii.|,ir.\._l '

t.\venty-four yenrs, In 1897 hc mar- ggrtie Wglghf Agnes 0.Go,,nm, ,md --A C<\nCci't_iu and of thc f‘»lir-.rry Viil , ried Marpirci Ellen Brandcr and John Leo MCG,,iz,m_ Gmac .V___ lry llletlioilist (liurch was hold ini g ‘ . moved to Murpeqne Where he* resided Loretta “row” “,am,r MnGuimn the linll ’luesd:iy evening last, und

at the tiiirn of his death. Besides ,md Joh" vi-_ 0'('g,,nn0r_ Grade [t'__.' Fl l“"7~'@ flllfllllnw WMO fl0lli;’hli0fl Wiill ,_ _*__ ,___ __‘ his sorrowinn' widoiv und daughter he Willie power 1,~,,,mciF, DMV. (.lMmlm`il|ir iollowin_c excellent progrlinin1c,ln

.'.?-TTS l?..".Iff.`£I.l.1..t`"‘ir_"l5ff"§'.§`.i §‘.‘.‘i.'l.` “°“""f""i "’“"‘°_“ ‘-"‘”""- '°"`iI.l.f.`;'i"yr’ Sliffii?§i}.§"‘.'.1.'iTil’.‘f§If.ff' SH" KT' "”“l"‘Y Wm' 9'"-ll 5"”

a general color scheme-if

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you use

"/‘ll:l|ia:ctinc"’ if: ilm lwrn- fictli rcntuigv l'i|iisli--;~'nn'e- thing: vzisily holler than

,F pnpci' or kalnoniiiie, he- ` cause-

Wrill pap:-r is placed on A lnjrei oi' p:iste--

'I`lii`.s is nothing more or less

than ri nursery for germs and insects-

Bnsifles most will paper ls saturated with arsenic in suf- ficient quantities to impair liuztlih.

Then ordinary kalsomlne ls bound to chip. blister, crack, peel or rub nff-

ll.'s base is only whiting and nnimnl glue-a combination with no solidifying or sani- tary qualities.

"Alzibastlnc" has antiseptic propcrties-

Germs cannot live on or ln it. Once the walls ofa room are coated 'with "Alabastine” there is no necessity for re- dccoration after sickness.

"Alah:istine” has stood flie test of time and is to-day more popular than ever-

It is more economical than either wall 'paper or kalso- mine and far more sanitary.

Anybody can apply "Alabas- tine"--

Just mix with cold water and use A fiatbristle brush.

With our numerous, tlnts and white any color scheme can be easily and artistically car- ried out.

Free Stencils

illness of five months, which he bore with Christiun fortitude. Captain William H. Bontes of DeS1able passed to his eternal rest in the El01‘l0llH paradise of God. He was a i:eneF0L\s kind-hearted man whose Wh0l0 llfll was spent in faithful devotion Ol dnt "Bo thou faithful unto death. a

and, “Faithful unto death” seemed to 'have been the life long miotto Ol him, who has gone to enjoy the re- ward of his faithfulness in the bless-

Our stat? of trained decorators will perfect any color scheme fur you absolutely free of charge. Also supply free stencils exnrlly suited for your ‘purpnse._ Your Hardware or Paint Dealer will SUPDW YOU with ‘Alabastinc." But wnte for full particulars, and

free booklet.

THE ALABASTINE CO., LTD.,

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60 Willow St. - Paris, Canada

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YOUR NEW BOAT T I

The Winter season is passing ragidly and the Spring may comS _ _ _,Y in _

alon%Vand find you without the boatt at you require in your businese /fy ~

_ e have booked a great many orders and are sti l booking ftel . é/gy'/“Y-l;'1/.'.~’-,,`

Spring delivery for various styles, and would suggest that you wrior 2' ' ” '; 5>j.‘-957,' ' us your requirements. ' _ ' :F€.1"V , l We build any style of boat from an ordinary Row Boat to an _ i“'_*r1"?»ir"

Ocean Going Cruiser, and are satisfied that we can suit you in any

thing you want in the boat line.

L. & N. PAQUET,

1198-2-13Mfm\vtf

SOURIS, P. E. I.

Mclsaac, Harold I-Larrinizton, H.i1olil

in flascumpec, One daiizhtcr, Mrs, fl-minor' Ethel McEwcn_ Mi\d,.,.d hy, Mrs. W. .l. lllcl‘l;if.llL‘r|i, und lic _ ___

Johnson was with him at the time Hm.1.inmUn_ Marmiret Hm.,.m,,¢_,m' hiirniiiig young dntiglitcr, Mnrguoi' _'T' 'Y'

of his death, to wliose home nt Al- and Charlotte Anne (;a11,,nt_ Gmd,.i\tc; Miss ‘Miihcl hicliurd, Master Hcr

hcrton the remains were taken. The IH___ Ann,” Maud Md,-,ui2m,_ ].~1,,,_ lirrt ."~r-iwii and Messrs. Fred Rich We wiint. ull skin i<ullcr4-.i'u who lmvo ,

funeral took place from there to Cas- . . - . . ui-ds, d R' l d I1 _ R cif V

I-lopiroorl was rr faithful member oi 4---........._......_-.........f

On Felirunry 19th, alter n puinllll.

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na. 1 will give thee u crown oi life"

ed Paradise of God, where all is J0v and light, and rest and peace. there to he forever with the Lord. The deceased was in his 76th year and leaves besides 5 sorrowinz wlle. s. family of four sons and elzht daiiilll' ters to mourn the-loss of a kind and affectionate father, and a loving and devoted husband. The deceased was for mnnv years n consistent member of the Established Church of Scot- l-und, having been while quite ga vouniz `- man, converted under the teachings of the late Rev. Donald MacDonald, He was waited on in his inet ilness hy his pastor. Rev. Jam- an`MacDougsll, who also odlciated `nt'the funeral. The funeral, which was largely attended took place on _Monday, Febriiary 23rd, to Argyle Shore Cemetery, The pall-bearers were, Neal Shaw, Kf~nne'~ Holrn, Malcolm MacPhail, l'lo~i'-rick Mac- Kinnon, David Holm and John In-

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ln good blood-blood that nour- ishes the whcla body. and enables every organ to' perform its func- tions naturally. Many people owe it to HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA, which relieves xorofuln. eczema, nu-»-luis. and all blond humore.

crisori, were as wcll acted [lays as iiients, It is ina-de in the D. 1). D. ‘i have been seen in Cherry Valley for Prescription for Eczema.

some years. Mr. W, J, McEuchni~n This is n iioct.or's special prescrip- nuctioncd the baskets, while ltev.Mr. tion-one that has eiicctcd ir.uiiy

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Frm M r sth Mr ence E. tl bonllur. Louis '1`li\inor W (fm ;°"&r_ “E5 e 5-"mv zzuflcrcil for inniiy yearn tlio toi'l'.ui'c

it ' a . . . ,. _ » _ 1 ~ i . ' . ~ ' - _ CIIIIPCL 0" sv John Bro\.n. James Walsh. Clara; ‘julie 153;” Egg ‘"§irP‘§§éhll§_'§9 $02!; of disease mid ivilio have noiiight mod- i the Methodist Church and many a Duet and quartette, Mm. Dingwel ,’°"l “ld in vm" to read thm'

Dnthwav was made easier and brlizh- Jenkl s and Mig Truman Jenkins We, as old established druggists of ter hy his Cliristiiin example and

_ ‘. und lVrliessi's. Fred Richards und llicli-I this community, wish to recommend

flllldlllk llllHd~ - < :ard Ross. Choruces, choir. two din- to you ii product .that has given

--~ loguqs, one hy Miss Lou Mutch und munv relief and niiiy rrean the cnil

'l/it-sara Louis I-ayden, Roy and f yoiii agony l`lie pioduct is u' Houghton Mutch und the other by mild simple wusli-not a patient'

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-' Mis. Delight Jenlrins, Miss Mar,,ucr- medicine coincoctml of various worth- __ _X McEachcrn, Miss Delhi Jenkins lcss drugs, but rr scientific compound

mid Messrs. (lliestor nnd Frcil lloh- made of well-known antiseptic ingre-

'l`l|c clinch of Ii. l), D. is to soo-

the iiiutiintly, us soon ns applied; then it pcnctriitcs the hor- cs, destroys and throws oil all dis- 01189 ECIWFS and leaves the skin clean and healthy. `

We are so coiififlent of the marvell-

ous power ni D. D. D. that we have tnkcn ndviunitagn of thu mnnufactiir- cr's guarantee to offer you a inli- sizc bottle on trial. You are to judge the merits of the remedy in your nwn particular, case. If it fioesi:‘t lielp you it costs you noth- nu.

ll. D, I). Soap is iniule 01 the sainn

healing ingredients. » Ask us about it.

E. A foster, Central D.ug|fo_e, Cher-

llrown occupied the chiiir. The host wonderful cures, ilolfefown

ol order irevailrd and the sum of

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Standard Sliin Remedy

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ln one respect 'tl-ie_s'e motorists are all alike---their

motoring lives are insured.

i , "Motor-Life" insurance simply means that While ` ‘ you are in your car you are protected from skidding.

Safety first, last. and all the time is the record of

Dunlop Traction Treacls on the

thousands of cars in Canada. ‘

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