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Compound Syrup

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7 118 * Mi "*.?...-*° “‘° 'M 333°” 1 weagig. It con- ' alltheelemcnts need-

_ build up vitality. It

builds tissue. tones the nerves and enriches the . blood. It increases the en- ergy d’ every organ.

Price $1.00 a bottle

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'FIDE TABLE

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FEBRUARY.

High Water Low Water

9.0. 10.50 2.02 14.18 10.02 21.01 :i.10 15.27 10.52 22.0 4.08 16.27 111.30 23.0 ' 5.02 17.21 1 12.2 5.51 12.11

1:i.0 ' 0.27 18.53 13.3 7.20 19.42 14.0 8.02 20.27 14.4 3.43 21.12 15.14 9.24 15.5 10.06

10.51 11.44 0.56

1 1.57

2.52 3.41 4.27

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W. Th. F. Sa. S. M. 'i`u. W. Th.

10 11 F. 12 Sa. 13 14

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hailhdi-It-lb-4l\D(°l~3l§2l-I5* 1“i"§°’,°"""5"’§'°§'°§‘°!". 599° .av-.c~touibDv\¢N¢.:¢~>o:to <5-l»-l:»:¢->~b0°Oo~la>O

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S. M. Tu. i W. 4 Th. F.

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ss. 11.35 s. 12.06

16.46 17.27 18.06

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16 17 18 19 20 _ 21

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M. Tu. W. Th. _ F. . Sa.. S. 15.46 ~ M. 17.011 ' Tu. 18.30

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23 24 25 26 27 23.19 28

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29 1

I oder myFiirm oilltlacres of land

sold on~that date with stock crop and all Farm implements at Auction.

» AMBROSE G. SMITH,

7404-'2-16Mthstus4l. _

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Farm for Sale At Milton

The undersigned offers for sale his

15.05 , 1 15.59 ‘

19118, -cf; 19.54 “T . ‘ 3' ty §;»;;<f ,_/'/_.\l*'..-'.'f1~2.~i~‘ zzzfoill " 5-1-ii'*`

(ann at Milton, consisting ol' 140 acres with new dwelling house and outliuiidlngs all in good repair; also crop and farming implements. Only V2 mile from Milton Station.

lf not sold by private sale within

ten days will be sold by public auc- 'tioa. See hand hills later.

JAMES MOORE,

Milton.

7306-Z-illlifilpd.

4. _,

Valuable Property in Ward One, Charlotte-

town For Sale

The Property of Lieut.-Col. ings

consisting of Brick Dwelling House and out buildings situate on the jill formed by Dundas Esplanade and ilaviiand Street.

Also the property known as

"The Garden" situate on the West- side of Dundas Esplanade, and ex- tending to the water of the Harbor.

Also the property on the West-

side of Haviland Street upon which there are a stable, coach house and garden.

Full particulars will be given to

intending purchasers by the under- signed.

22.00 4 2252. C. H. SMALLWOOD. 2350 | Solicitor.

_ Cameron Block,

Charlottetown.

73072-11.\ifil.

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;.°ynopsis oi Canadian Northwest

-’* 12--W `l.aad Regulations.

FEBRUARY-ist to 4th, niildl ...__-

wave. 5th to 10th, rain, sleet and

Ill! leh rl l la 'I al

snow. 11th to 14th. much wlnd.and blaster. 15th to 20th, cold and un- settled. 21st to 24th, wind and sleet. 25th to 27th, very cold. 28th to 29th. unusually cold weather.

DIARY OF EVE.\"|`S.

TO-DAY.

(`lty Magistrates Court. 0 a.m.

Peoples Theatre. 7 and 8.45 p. m.

Prince Edward 3, 7 and 8.45. p.m.

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B I RT IIS

MCKINNON-Al the P. E. island Hos- pital on February 15th to Mr. .ind Mrs. .l. N. McKinnon a son.

COLWILL-At Kingston on January :ind to Mr. and Mrs. William W. Coi- will. ii daughter, Florrie Flouise.. coti- ” r.:ratnlatlons\ _

DEATIIS e

STEVENBON-At Wfheatley River ou Wednesday 16th Robert Stevenson. iiged 71. Funeral Friday at 2 o'clock. (Examiner and Patriot -please copy.)

NICHOLSON--At Rose Valley on Slin- ilay Feb. 13. Janet McLean. widow ot' the lata Donald N. Nicholson aged 77 '3/ears.

PRUNTY-ln this city. Fcb. -ititli.. Mrs..Mary Priiuty. widow of the late John Prunty. aged 88 years. Funeral from her late residence 265 King St.. Friday morning at 8.45.

WHITEHEAO-Suddenly at Margate

on Feb. 16. 1916. Wm. Whitehead ot Grahame' Road. aged years. Funer- al from his home In Grahanis' Road, this aft rnoon at one o'cIock to New London Cemetery.

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AMERIOANBRIGADE -'

IIING RAISED FOR , : ,' CANADIAN ARMY.

15.- Canaria is to of some 5,000

=§§¢s

|05

T _ so ea o a miv_or anym cover

eighteen years old. mayjiomesiead a Quarter-

secpon of available Dominion land 'n Manitoba.

1 Saskatchewan or Albe.-ta. ~Applicant must np-

pear in erson at the Dominion Lands Agency

or Sub-:gency lor the illstrict. Entry bv proxy l a he made at an Illomi ' LandsA nc

rn V y mon . ge y (but n_ot Sub-Agency) on certain conditions _Duties-Six months residence upon and cul- tivation of the land in each ol three years. A liomesleader may livv- within nine miles of his homestead oii_a farm ol atleast FA) acres. on rertain conditions. A hah table house is te- duire_d 'eager-pt where residence is performed in me vicinity. _ _

ln certain districts n homesteader in flood

standing may pre-err pt s quarter-section a ong- sirie his lioinestead. l’rice $.30() per acre

Dulies»Six months residence in each nl three

years a.i'er earning homestead patent ; also 50 a--.rea extra cultivation. l're-emptiori pitent may be obtainid_a_s soon as homestead patent. on certain conditions. 1. _ _.\ settler who has exhausted his homestead riaht may take n purchased homestead in cer -

min dis1_ricts._ Price $3.00 per acre. l`)uties-

us_t reside six months in each ui three years.

cultivate 50 acres and erect a house wor'h $3.00

The area of cultivation is subject to reduction

in case of rough.i»ciubliy or stony land Live stock may be substituted lor cultivation under certain conditions.

11'. W. CORY. C.M. G _

Deputy oi the Minister ol the Interior

N. B.--Unauthorized publication of this sd-

vt-'rtiseinsnt will ni t be paid tor. 64388.

6500-l-~Ilrrill Mardi

alll' Rocky Point at Private Sale until, March 2nd, 1916, if not sold it will be

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i_:iiii'riiii's imtii uvsii i»1i.i.s

snail rm. s-.ii 11.... 9-.i`rfi»¢.~ Genuine -. 1...' signin..

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Recruiting Meeiinns

Arranged l-‘or

Al a meeting ol' the Patriotic So-

ciety in the Recruiting Depot yester- day, Rev. Canon Simpson presiding, the following meetings were definitely arranged lor:

ri-iunsoAv..(t<Hiriy).

Launching-Rev. Dr. Bennett, Major

‘- ._ Lieui Jenkins.

Murray Harbor North-Rev. G. C

Taylor. Lieut. C. J. C. Stewart.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18.

French River-Rev. D. J. McDonald

Major McNutt, Rev. Mr. Watson.

Springfleld-Canon Simpson, Mr. J.

M. llughes, Col. Campbell.

Seaview-Rev. R. G. Fulton. Mr. R.

L. (iotton, Major Leigh.

Fredericton- Judge Stewart, Capt.

Full, t'upta|n (‘ook.

Clifton-Rev. F. ll. Llltlejohiis,

Major Stewart, Licui. 'l`annahilI.

Emerald-Rev. Dr. Fullerton. Mr.

Alexander McDonald, Lieiil. C. J. (2. Stewart.

Previously scknowlodsed pairs 2.692. ST. PETERS ..-lAY.- (omitted 2

pairs) alsq Mrs. Malcolm McPhee, For- Bat Hi". 2_p&ll’l; . Miss Lizzie Ding- weli 3 pairs; Mrs. Bulpitt, Montague. 1; Mrs. Miillnda Millar. Murray Har- bor Red Cross 3; Mi-n Hum 1,

RED POINT Wbmenls institute 20;

Mrs. I1. D. M_cEachern, liopeileld.

BURLINGTON AND PARK COR-

NER Red Cross, por Mrs. frlscilla Mc- Leod 2 pairs. _ _.

LAK E.ViEW Women's Institute. ver-

Mlss Lily Rose. 'as iollows:- Mrs. H201- Blker. Mrs. Teresa Grliiln each 2 PBUS: Mrs. B. J. Rose, Mrs. John "Rose, Miss Katie " Rose. Mrs. 'Chas Rose, Mrs. A. P. Rose. Mrs. A. W. Morrow. Mrs J. E. Dlngwell. Miss Eli- zabeth Dingwell, Misa Lily Rose. each 1 pair; Mrs. W. M. Whlker 5 pairs.

BELLEVUE, per Mrs. Arcl1'd Math-

eson as follows Mrs. Murdoch MacLeod Mrs. Angus. 'l‘. MacPherson, Mrs, John A. MacPhee, Mrs. John D. llicllhersoii each 2 pairs; Mrs. Mary McPhee, Mrs. Arch'd Matheson, Mrs. Donald Mc- Intosh. Mrs. Malcolm Mc-Pherson, Mrs. Angus McPherson. Mrs. John Mc- Leod, Mrs. John A. McP'hcrson, Mrs. Christina McPherson. Mrs. Alex Mc- Phee, Mrs. John S. McPhee, Mrs. D. A. McPherson. Mrs. Samuel McPher» son, Mrs. Kenneth McBeth, Mrs. M. F. McDonald, Mrs. Arch'd McDonald,

Mrs. Alex N. McPherson. Miss Isabella

Matheson each 1 pair.

LONG 'RIVER Red Cross per ‘Mis-s

B. Johnstone. 87 pairs; llopelleld. Mrs. Allan McPherson, Mrs. A. Fras- er, each 1 pair;Llttle Sands Mrs. Mar- garet llunt, Miss Flora Nicholson each l pair; Mrs. J. H. lluttary, St. Peter's institute 1 pair.

ST. PAUL'8 CHURCH tadditionall

8 pairs; Mrs. Thos. Reid, Stanley Bi'idg\e 1 pair; Miss Belle Worth 2 pairs; Mrs. Nell Campbell 1 pulr; Mrs. Chas Carter and Mrs. John Carter, Wlnsloe each 1 pair; Mrs. Frank Smith jr., Rocky Point 1 pair.

SPRINGFIELD W>omnn'i~i iiislitiitc,

por Miss Muriel Haslani un follows:-- Mrs. Wallace Driimmoiid, Mrs. B. W. 1'. Howard. Mrs. Rolit. McKenzie each

New Glasgow- Rev. Di". Bciinett, 2 Dah-S; M,-“_ E_ (;_ M¢}{ny_ Mfg W_

Mr. James McLean, Lieut. Col. Allan, Lleul. Jenkins. _

Charlottetown Steam

J. May, Mrs. l’. Lnnibe, Mrs. Bert- ram Iiaslam, Mrs. Geo. Haslam, Mrs. ll. B. llaslam. Mrs. Frank ilickox. Mrs. Abbott. Miss L. Mcl{eiizlc, Miss M. Haslam, Miss A. Mayne, Miss E. Mayne each 1 pair; Mrs. Jas. E. Pal- mer, Roseville 1 pnir.

NORTHBOROUGH Wom-en's insti-

Co' tute 26 pairs previously wrongly credi-

Annual General Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the An-

iiiiul Gi-iicral meeting ot' the share- holders of thc (linrloltetowii Stnaiii Navigation (‘oiii[-'.i.iiy Liniited will be held at thc ntilrc of the Company, voriifer ol (lrt-at (li-.urge und Lower Water streets tflinrloltctowii. on Wed- nesday. the lst. of March next, at ihn hour of il o'i-lock a. m.. for the election of dircctors'and other bus- iness. By order

G. W. WAKEFORD~

..i.im\ger.

75168-2-1:7-.\l‘.'.ii.

P. E. Jslaud Dairy Association

Makers Conference and \

\ Annual Meeting

The Makers Conference and Annual

meeting of the P. E. i., Dairy Associa- tion, will be held in the Prince of Wales College ilall. Charlottetown on ’l‘iiesda.y and Wednesday Feb. 221111 and 23rd. 1916. Opening meeting at. 2 p.m. Tue!-lday_ Representatives and makers will procure tickets on Standard Certificate plan which must be signed by Secy.

C. E. MACKENZIE,

Secy.

7340-2-12-EodMEtd.

(Patriot and Examiner please copy.)

1" 'I 'W E1'-W-*fl

i .GUARDIAN GLASSIFIEU AUS. .

5 One sent por word tlrat Inaortlo* ln this column, halt cent pdf

nord non oeritlnuatlon. Cash must accompany order. Minimum

onargo Ywsnty-tivo cents.

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Ag'-nts Wanted . For Sale _ V

Acewrs wANrE'b"1"o sau. i=o`§AF6s s/iii, are/im soi_i.En AND

“The old reliable Fontbill Nnrse\'- ies." We teach our men to sell. Ex- perience unnecessary; highest com- missions paid; handsome tree pquip- ment. Stone & Wellington. Toronto, Ont. 2108-2MEFeb.29.

£555;-

|_ llvl 1 \\'nii toil-ltemnlv

. | . WANTED- 5 SMART GIRLS T0

learn Milllnery. Apply at once to Miss ltondlo at Prowse Bros, Ltd.

7381-2-i6M.'li.

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework. Apply Mrs. J. C. Sims,

270 Rivlinionri St. 7311-2-11-ll{l_t_t.

WANTED A GIRL FOR AINING

room work. Apply at the Eldon iioml. 71139-2-12-Mt'.

WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL

housework_ Good' wages. Apply at 70 Sydney Street. 7338-2-12-Mti.

WANTED-PUPILI NURSES AT THE

Taunton State Hospital Training School for Nurses. For further partieulars address Dr. Arthur V. l Goss. Supl.. Taunton State Hospital. ~ Taunton, Mols. |404-10-12Mtr RELIABLE PERSONS Wim. BE

tarnished with pi-oiltahle, all-year- round employment on Auto-Knitting machines. Ten dollars per week readily earned. We teach you at home. Distance no hindrance. Write at once for particulars. rates to pay, sto.. enclosing 21:. in stampil. Auto Klatterjiotlery Co.. Dept. 1470, M Dalian Street. Toronto.

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' JOHN

WANT

new engine also rotary saw mill Will sell at ii bargain. Apply G. C. Curtis, Milton. 7392-2-iiimsipa.

PIANO FOR SALE. CIRCASSIAN

Walnut case. Maker J. & J. Hopkin- son. London, England. Elegant piece ul' furniture. $150. N_ clo Guar- dian oiiice. 73702-15M3ipd.

FOR SALE OR RENT-A FARM AT

New Glasgow. consisting of 119 acres in a high st.ate oi cultivation. Apply to owner, E. E. Mackay. New Glasgow, P. E. 1. 7309-2-11-M6l_ FOR SALE-DRAFT HORSE 1%

lbs. Nine years old, sound. Address "B" Guardian Oillce. ' _

655')-1-13-Mit.

ron eat.: A i.|vs osNé"It-Ki; sust-

ness stand for sale or _'to lease. Ap- ply "D" Guardian olilce.

_ _ _ 6527-1-11-Mtt. ron eat.: P/un si.ui¢ roxw

Full particulars on ap lleation to

l “E.D.” 00 Gltlrdall. £718-12-DK!!

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FOR 8ALE.»-- STEAM §AW MILL

and sito at Head Railway wharf, Soni-ls Machinery may be sold sep- arate. F. T. Macdonald. Souria.

6028-1-19llt.!.

FARM FOR 6ALE.- THAT

able farm ot 243

the Village oi County. occupied

Near and

ted to Sinclair & Stewart; also Mrs. lloht. Bowness, Mrs. Wm. Sharpe each 2 pairs; Miss Florence Sharpe. Mrs. J. W. Stewart, Miss Eva Doug- hiss. Mrs: Robt. Douglas. Miss Lucy Gillis, Miss H. Glover. Mrs. J. A. Hard- ing, Miss Emi Douglas, Mrs. Geo. Ilowncss, Miss ll. V. Woodside, Mrs. ll. E. Stewart, Mrs. M. li. llowntt. Mrs. J. L. Gillis. Miss llesillo Andrews ouch 1 pair; Miss Frances Sharpe 3 pairs

NEW LONDON. N. W. P. A., pct*

lilies S. Bernard 14 pairs; Miss Georgie Lord, Cape Traverse 10 pairs; St. Eleanors, Mrs. Horace Andrews, Mrs. \\'m. Andrew each 3 pairs.

s'r. Perens cn uncri, sewing soel

iety 6 pairs.

BELMONT \‘Von1en's Institute per,

Mrs. J. J. Simpson, as l’ollows:- Mrs. llerbert Crossman. Mrs. Robt. Barrett each 2 pairs; Mrs John Clark. Mrs. Matthew Gamblie, Mrs. J.J. Simpson each 1 pair; also 11 pairs donated by Mrs. Chas Barrett. Mrs.;,R. Gardiner, Mrs. D. A. Lyle. Mrs. L. Winchester, Mrs. P. Laughlin. Mrs. E. D. Slnip- son, Mrs. S. Frn.soi', Mrs. E. Inman, Mrs. F. Simpson, Mrs. S. Thompson. Miss May Campbell, Miss May F`ra.ser, Miss Annie Laughlin, Mrs. S. Thomp- son and Mr. Geo. Gardiner.

sriooxrii-:Lo ned cross per Mrs.

Mclinttie 14 pairs.

VICTORIA. W. P. A., pei' Miss M.

Myers 40 pairs; Mrs. Peter Stewart, Brudenell 1 pair; Anon 3 pairs. '

MARSHFIELD Women‘s institute.

por Miss Nora Ferguson 36 pairs; Mrs. G. W. Hibbett Georgetown 10 pairs; Mrs. L. R. ings, Orwell 2 pairs; St. Andrews Sunday School, Orwell 7 pairs; collected by Mrs. Kelly in

MILLVALE Mrs. Daniel Hill, Mrs.

.lohn Hagen jr.. Mrs. P. Murphy; Miss I.. Parsons each 1 pair; Mrs. Annie M. Kelly 2 pairs.

WOMAN'S CLUB. por Mrs. W. ll.

i‘cthick 50 pairs; Miss Elizabeth Mc-

What to Do to Get Fat and Increase Weight 2

THE REAL CAUSE OF THINNEBS

Most people eat from ionr to six

pounds ot good solid lat-making food

every day and still do not incrgage in weight one ount-o, wlille on t.h other hand many of the plump. chunky folks eat very lightly and keep gaining all the time. lt's all hosh to say that this is the nature of the individual. lt isn't Nature’s way at all.

Most thin people stay thin because

their powers of assimilation are de- fective. They absorb just enough ol' the food they eat to maintain life and a semblance ot health and strength. Stuiilng won't holp them. A dozen meals a day won't make them Bain a single “stay thsre".poiIiid. All the fat-producing elcnients of thhlr food just stay there in the' ‘intestines until

they pass from the fbody its yaste. Whatsuch people need is som thing that will prepare these fatty tood elements so that their blood can Bh- sorb them and deposit tliemiall about the body-something too, thot.. will multiply their red blood corpusoles and increases their blood's -carrylnt power. ' ~ ' ‘ For such a condition it -il ‘well to recommend eating a Sargoltablet with every meal. Sargol is not. ls

liove a patented dru¢..l1u_2,-il

. et

car ul combination oi it

eirectlve and powerful and flesh huildiltl to chemistry it ls yet has been and it single tablet

meal.-often. accoisltnr ssrs, has the effect 6

lweight oi s thin

three to live sold by all

on a

101|

zlill- . ` <11. 11;; _"` ' - For soften- liigivnssr. 1 . rf#-°'Q1!| For removing »"i\, ` ,. pm. _ _ , ' ll Iovdittlthotlnl

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Gregor. French River Lpair; Mrs. Au- brey F. Brown 2 pairs. ’

CDRNWALL, YORK, Woman's in-

stitute 48 pairs; Mrs. Owen King. Rocky Point, (Cumberland institute) 1 pair; Miss M. McNeill, Long Creek 1 pair; Mrs. Jas. E. Shaw, Mt. Ed- ward Road 2 pairs; Briidalhane, Mm. Wm. McKay 2 pairs; Mrs. Gordon Mc- Kay 1 pair; Belle River. Miss Cassie McKenzie 1 pair; Miss Lizzie McKen- zie 1 pair; Mrs. A. J. Murchison, Clyde River 1 pair; Mrs. Geo. Brown, New Haven 1 pair; Mrs. J. S. Cairns 1 pair; Miss E. Marjorie Lewis (York insti- tute) 1 pair; Bedeque Red Cross Soc- iety (additional) 17 pairs; Mrs. Gurnoe Miss Gurnee, Mrs. L. Hoppin. New York 8 pairs:

Total

Previously received

568 2699

3267

Long River Iled Cross 22 pairs; Springfield W. i. _Mr.s. Haslnm 1 pair; Brooklielil Red Cross 1 pair; Victoria W. P. A. 1 pair; Anon 1 pair; Mrs. Kenneth Gunn, Mrs. Jas. Cousins; Miss L. Parsons each 1 pair; Woman's (‘l\ib. 2 pairs; Bedeuue Rod Cross 1 pair. In all 33 pairs.

MR. ALEX SMITH.

The passing away of the late Alex

Smith ot' New Pertli removes ono oi the land marks oi Kings Co., P. E. l. Mr. Smith was born at Stellarton, N.S. iii the year 1832. His father, mother and tour sisters and two brothers came to and settled at New Perth in i 1854 where Mr. Sinith resided till the day oil his death, Feb. 4th,19i6. Mr.

`nue. 'A splendid type and representa- tive oi’ Old Scottish character. His

good as his bond. For over 40 years 'he was an. elder in the Presbyterian (lhurch. Faithful and conscientious in

inuri-led in 1867, Janet the third dau ghtei- of the late John Patrick ot Ayr- sliirc, Sdotland. He leaves his widow. his sister Janet. the sole remaininl; representative ot` the old- family. Three sons and three daughters, Alex Snllth. Vet. Surgeoii.Moiitague; John James und Fulton A., on the old lionie¢"!\l‘S A. S. Morson, Dundas; Mrs. John E. Winstor, Murray iiiirhor and Mrs. H.

while the i~1Idcr's ol the Church acted as pall -bozirvrs. _Thu driy was cold and wet yct a liirgc' nurniicr of carriages

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$120-60 - mick trouble."

Smith ‘wasaman tall and _oi line physir- »

lite was biiimelesn and his word qs;

the discharge ol’ all lils duties. He _

_ . pa A ~ » u oi-.'in-css' I A ;.

C-1-i=Hyl»-ov-=»-lu f , uri noni. M* _~ j*°4< £.,\~|~|¢a~n-»I¢l-~l°§_*

and more, plo~ wl¢||.¢||¢} throat uname hayftried tngmu tliern by pourln .cough gym" lung tonlles nge like |n¢q~¢|,¢g,’» sromac s. _ af mistake! _ ' "'1°°":i.‘:‘.‘.‘.".;~~-. - “J

eps a e _ , ' '

extracts and .medmwp wrl” wltlcllt ;ll:_ll7p\l¢ lll¢6I;__ fmnufg turn~ il . .~ .fe s..nu¢_n{ @_' - lungs, throat’ and-pl'ot' vii .-- not sw_%loW¢d gown., -ggi. stomach, W ich ll not \i11M,`.i`.f,[‘g' a bite. box of Pepa' for your “gt your cough. bronchitis or asthma. All druggista and stores gi- pe" Co.. Toronto, will supply ~.

¢P$

A.rlll;ir;l‘;a‘t;.rlniiii;l;i‘s. pmw on Mommy iiccompali]iied tlite remains to the Camo

' . t t r e o n. '

the 7th Feb.. The services was coil- .ggi aged iilonggoogold use

- . llcv. David W`right

- d“U9‘| ‘W 0"” An old man and full of years.

JAMES SULLIVAN ' 1

MITTENS AND JVRISTLETS n A deep gloom was cast over _Green

- _ ol_d aiul vicinity when~it became gc

. » -_ lam B°'=|< S*f°“8“\°“°‘| §?§_§§'§l~'.-’..~‘.‘i“‘i`.".§i.if.'I.‘i‘ .3'r"'l`if§.s.§i'.li`2“‘i.'..‘i

~ Silffliesi Taliell Rlglll out suddenly passed to his eternal reward

Previously aclmowledscil -'16 ...___ 7... iioiirisy evening the 7th Inst. ...ner Mis- Mallnda Millar 1 Wifi w/is nsuisveo in AN noun, ANn ii liner, illness or near: trouble. rrp..

_ CUIRED OVER NIGHT. decouseilll whol was wasbtiii ylzaars ol’ age, . ____ was wc aiu avoir'-ti y nown as a

| A lame hack? Quito iiitnocossnry. good citizen and ohliging neighbor All you have to do is to rub on Nervi- and it vcrl' °h“m“l>l8 man. and his do line. lt.'.s simply it wonder for buck- mise while iii the prime of lilo is much ziclic-relieves after one rubbing. "No- lregretted hy all who had the pleasuro thing possible coiiid cure nn aching iot' his acquaintance. lie leaves to back faster than Nerviline," writes.tn0urn it sorrowlng wife. three sons, ,Mrs. Arthur Kobar, ot Lower tihcl- iiiid three daughters, also one brother sea, N. S. “I <-.auglit cold and was so Mr. Owvn Sullivan. Vornon River. ills

T013' MMS and Wl'lS|\"-l-‘i 39 DTS proi-ltratetl with pain l could not bend lliiiwiail which was very largely ntton C°"“Wa"- York W- l~» 0 0"?-’"\‘over. Wo always have Nervillne iit.'ilcd, look place on Wednesday to St klmkl |\m1dk9l`0l\l0fS» home. and I had the painful region l Mary‘s (!liur<~h. Montague, where thn

rubbed thoroughly with tlils grand Rev. D. 1'. Croken performed the hine

Cash A°°°““t liniment. At once the pain departed riil service. The pull-bearers were

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the morning without a sign ot’ my sympzilliy.

_ _ _ l There is no sort of muscular pain DENTISTS ENGAGED IN A hxpelldltum Ya-"ll 537-1" that Nerviline won't cure quickly. ' DESPERATE p|QH1-

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Pa°l‘"\K and Cases $1330 neuralgla, sciatica and lumbago. it s'1‘_ 1_0Uls_ Feb,-um-y 14__ Locked

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Only One "BROMO QUININE' _Iion, safer and surnr than aii_v other. poili‘i)ng|l`i'oi‘i1“1l1kiiliTew‘gllnd\l'n h_is.atl'0m , 'mid that Fvmedy iii MHCS C0111 Cum- iinothei°niiin,who»i1ad registered as W 1° get me S"““‘“"~ “all ff" fll" “sms Get 11 lwx today and your cola will l-1. Arnold, or iiioliile, iiiiconsclous on :.;)’\_x’ixT'_YE BROMO QUININE- 140011 P0 HH 1-lone tomorrow. _ Price 250. the bod with his _Uirout cut [rom earlri

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