corn

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BVERAL CHILDREN

POISONED IN, HOSPITAL.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23-The mystery

of the deaths `of eight' children, the oldest ten months,' and-the lunge; of four other infants, in the Brooklyn nursery and infants hcspital sinci Sunday, was expected today' to be solved by a chemical analysis of the ‘contents of the stomachs of two of the dead children. An irritant poi son believed to be oxalic acid mixed with lime water and milk was indi- wted by an autopsy to be the cause of death.

Coroner Physician Guest said that

.the evidence in the cases suggest, th; _,»-°-**'

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Too loaded

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theory of deliberate poisoning, per- haps b.v_s0me hospital attendant af flicted with homicidal mania,

_YOUNG BRITISH NOBLE

TO WED GAIETY GIRL.

LONDON, Feb. 24-The engagement

of Lord Victor William Puget, broth. er and heir presumptive to the Mar ouis of Anal-esea, to Miss Olive May a popular Gniety girl is announced. He is twenty-three years old, and hii home is at Beau-desert Park, Rugby Olive May is a daughter of Gordon A. May. who served in the federal `arm¢ in the Civil War, becoming a lieuten. ant colonel. She was born in Chi- rage.

‘ For Aged People

i u-i

i Old Folks Should Be (hi|~efiil in Their

,,,..iiii..iri-coal. lt will noi_spoil. how' Selection of liegulative Medicine ,.f-,.,-|oru,~ il is l:r»p_i.. rind it in nl_ways a .___

,,,,,,,i thing to liiire rn the cellar. .

Better Have Too Much

0F 0ur Coal

than too little. li your supply isprett |,,w_ better I un- un i-lend you is |.0f\ Or P _ lrnalunirtiiiu-. yi-t before the dsnlrero

wp; .,n;ips ii ill he fully past.

A. Picliard & Co.

Phone

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l¢l».~"l`f\\'_ l<`i-li. 26-Hegiiiald Firick,

.‘\'i»ii' \`oi~ii_ l-oritiniics to hc the amu- lviir' i-in-niil-.~ cliarripiun of this coun- try for :iootlirer year. In the finnl i~i>i=li'l :il ihu tolirnariicnt at the ten-

N, im; to restore the bowels to more

iu'.< r-:icuii-l lrluli he ilefentefl J.

llor-.lou lli.ii_i;|:i.\‘ iilso of New York in my-,_.,. 1-np..-.< of live, the scores being 1'. IT 1'. ll, ll, 15, 9, 15, 15,,

We have a safe, ileperidable, and

altogether ideal remedy that is par- ticularly adapted to the requirements of aged people and persons of weak constitutions who slider from consti- pation or other bowel disorders. We are so certain that it will relieve these complaints and give absolute satisfaction in everv particular thai we offer it with our personal guaran- tee that it shall cost the user noth- ing if it fails to substantiate our claims. This remedy is called Iiexall Ordcrlles. _

Rexall Orderlies are eaten just like

candy, iire particularly prompt and uizrcciible ln action, may be taken ai any tinie, day or night; do not cause diarrhoea, nauscu, griping, excessive

_ looaencss, or other undesirable effects.

They have nvery mild but positive fiction upon thc organs with which they come in contact. aupurcntly get. ing as a rcgulative tonic upon the re laxed muscular cont of the bowel, thus overcoming weakness, and aid-

vigorous and hcalthy activity. Three si'/-GS. 100.. 25c., and 50c. Sold only at our store-The Rexnll .Store. The

uid Ili. LT . *'*

McKinnon Drug (‘0. IL . .Q

l 21-- The Teeth it ,ate- I

way to the . Stomach

Keep them clean mid vour health will be greatly im-

pnu-erl, REXALL PEARL 'l`OOl`l-l POWDER cleans. the ict-lli perfectly, lizircleris the' gurus, sweetens thc breath and is very pleasant to uso and economical. 25c a tin.

The MacKinnon Drug Co.

I ' Cor. Cf. Geo. and Kent Street _ . :ww-\1\-guwuvwwumwii A

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nlvllnnbny _

Hickey £3 N icholson Tobacco Co. ,

AL and MASTER MARINE

lirancls ol` sniokiog tobacco are the best on the market. They give ` more satisfaction for fte money than any other kind marii\|`acliired : -cool, sweet, flagrant an l satisfy- ing. Ever fry our COMBINATION

_ TWIST chcivlng tobacco 1’ If` not, you have missed something good.

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. npartments, and most beautiful homes _ _ 4- 34| ` - . " " licivc their wulls coated with Alabastinc. \Vhy ‘i 1-_-.___'-_-__-__-._,_.__,.________

--..».. . '~` L.; “ . _ ~- , .- li'-"""“~=.1`=,~, i ' A Tue

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‘ l -L.: not yours? No other wnll covering is so sanitary

I, /rr" -or so bcniitifiil, Alahsstined walls are so charming,

_ _',' soil, vi~lvi'l}‘~ Alribastiue is nppllcd with cold water andsl .-. _ l if flat lirusli. No trouble-you can apply it y0llYSCll» and if W §-_,___ ._._._.__

f .` f last for ycnrs. Alahastine will not fade or rub od. It is I " ` _W ceuient, and hardens with age. Itcau be re-coat- ~2_',-.

" " ”- ed without removing the old coat. ‘ ‘" '

faiths?

finest hotels, ,Si\»g.@. _

beauty. _

‘

_ Let us show how to get beaut- - .iful Alabastine' Stencils abso-

lutely free. With them you

can accomplish any desired C scheme-you can make your home charming at a moderate cost.

~ , .. Alabastine comes in 21 different beaut-

iful`fiuts. Coins in and let ns show you some specimens of Alabastine .

Nash. p Tiff...

on bill

FREE STENCILS

Ani. ii' ' a it 40¢ i<..i..§`....'.'.‘-‘.’"T.?.f’f’f'f'...‘f‘fffF°f`.;.............. ..zo¢ nin.i.iine..... .. ............20¢ A splendid line of whitewash brushes ranging in price from. I5c up

olor '

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fills _ouEEii's- couruv ouliiioilui

It PHYS t0 buy in this Provlncsf

_ Rev. Wm. Harrison, Charlottetown, .ras contributed an' article' to The Weslevan on church union. ~ _

_There were no cases before the po'

gps court in Charlottetown yegter-

Q .

The Misses Maye and Jea.n,f?iobiu- S011. Summerslde, were visitors to Charlottetown yesterday. .

Brewer Robinson, Bummerside, l_!)anie to Charlottetown/ on the I. `O. specialt ' t d .

___ rain yps _er ay

Willlard Philips, Colin Milligan and

Fred Forran, Summerslde, were visit- ors to Charlottetown yesterday.

An unsigned new item has been

received from Ahney, which awaits .he sender’s name.

_ Last week_'s Wesleyan contains n ~§l\‘€tl!Y notice on the death of the _ate Mrs. James Champion of Tyne valley. _ .

_ ROY Holman of R. T. Holman, »~¥<l~. Sllmrnerside, was a passenger ‘.o Charlottetown by yesterday am..-_ iioon’s special.

Capt. John Hughes, Charlotte- Lvwn. has paid me fine or $100 and =<_»S_ts for an infraction or the Prohi- .ition Act. '

Marcus Calder. Charlottetown, of

the Anglo-American Telegraph Co., summerside, was among those an-iv. rig in Charlottetown yesterday on the I.0.0.F. special.

Many friends of Mrs. McAulav mee

.gigs M8.CD0llBl_d of Queeg Square c ool _ teaching staff), Charlotte- COW". will regret to hear of her ser. .ous illness at her home in Stanley Bridge. -

f\ l59l9Zram has been received by

_vfiss Margaret McLe0d, Charlotte- .own, informing. her ofthe death of UU Sistlif. Mrs. John A. McKinnon of Somerville, Mass., The remains We .9XD€Ct€d t0 arrive in Charlotte- .own tomorrow and will be forward- .d to Canoe Cove for burial.

A Special meeting or the Board or

Management of the Chi1dren's Ain _D0Cl€ty will be held in the Board 01 “Bde R00m. Market Building char- _i°l5t9l'»0_WIl. tomorrow afternoon at °"" °°1°°k t0 9-DDOlut a successor to Mr. Ducli as Detention and Tru- HHCY 0ll1C€r. A full -attendance re- quested. 1

__'l_l\f= great _evangelistic meemg, u_iich are being held in Christian i.hur'ch. Bradalbane, will be held in' &‘_;’d§“c1.1~t_?W1ng l10 SUCH a large at~ modap Sth e church c_ould not accom. __ 9_ B D€0Ple._ Great interest is aken in the meetings and good re- sults are looked for. Everybod is invited to attend the meetings which start at ' 7.30 p,m_

_Envelopes and circulars for the (t',?";;eF_:_'.“‘_"‘; Appeal have.be_en sent tire Nr ' ‘mi ers °f lil". P”°"1“°@ by

inisterial Association of Char.

lottetown. If more .of these are need_ *E2 gil’ can be obtained by applying who will lforh' -Flash' Charlottetown* has been twald..s8'".'“i' Marci' wth lief Da "lie ' :till China Famine Re' Uanaday anill 'B ‘United States and churche' -it is hoped thi" the

S_ Oi this Province will 01,.

’e"e this dnl' or one near that.

Friends of Miss E'l 1)

No. .7 Sheridan stredtefllbmiicréogiiligf iiiemsts model. actress and musician,

lH`ncd today she is the wife of Fran- §l_‘_‘:` T' BOW". H New York broker. _’__EY_ Blfliled from Boston Tuesday _. _enindg_ and the ceremony was per- ; me in Jersey City, N. J. Miss Die _.oche made her debut upon the stage ln an act with Miss Della Finnegan of Dorchester only a few weeks ago but has decided to abandon her car: ecr. Mrs. Boylan, formerly Miss De

Pls-ln. having returned there shortly alt" the mBl`l'l9~g0~ Asked to confirm lille “Port that _she _was married, Miss De Roche said: "Yes, it is true that I am married. Mr. Boylan rind. 1 were married in Jersey City, never Wind by Wl\0I1'l. and as soon as poss- ible l shall go to either New York city or Troy, N. Y., which has been his home, to meet him. The engage ment between the couple was of short, duration. It was made lata Tuesday afternoon and accepted. An elope- inent was proposed and accepted as

well. That swap evening Miss Dc Roche told her other she was going to attend a show with a friend, but not the same theatre her mother went to. When the mother returned home her daughter was not there. She returned the next evening and broke the news to her mother-B'os- ton exe. (Miss De Roche is a native of this Province.)

::.-To break up a cold take Rexall

Gold Tablets. They give quick relief and a speedy cure. Contain no dan- gerous or injurious ingredients. Safe for young or old. 250. Sole agents

The Rexall Store. The MacKinnon

Drug Co., Cor. Gt. Geo. & Kt. Sts.

2-19dtf.

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A |63 Krent Street ‘

` No need of singing the praises of our

. Bakery Goods when all over town you

can here ihem praised by those who use

_ _ _ ` our Creaih Bread’ Cakes, src. daily. They

_ 'are pure, wholesome and nutritious.

\ Stewart a Bakery

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R0Cll0. is at her home in Jamaigg

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The first game for the Starr Tro-

phy ever played in P. E. I. takes place at the Arena, Charloegeegwn

ftomorrow night. '

» Gordon Music,' of H. M. C. S. Niobe, has arrived in Chnrlgteetown from Halifax. He was called home 0WlllE t0 the serious illness `of his father, Lemuel Music, who has been sick for some time and is at present in a critical condition.

A_ Boston despatch says:-Washing.

ton s birthday was ushered in a- round Boston with a thunder storm, Although lasting only a few min. utes the storm was quite violent, Soon after daybreak the skies clear, ed for fine holiday weather. At twen. ty to six the following morning a distinct flash of lightnling was seen to the north east by parties in Char- lottetown.

Last week's Canadian Courier con.

tains a photo of Wm. E. Jardine who was at one time accountant in 'the Royal Bank of Canada at Summer.- side, Mr. Jardine is a using bank man and is now leaving Fredericton, where he is manager of the Bank of New Brunswick, for Vancouver. The Cvllflef Speck? in high praise nf nie business abilities of Mr. Jiri-din., who ;_So__B_l51l;_ 0.18y8r;l_1ng mari having pam

Rev. R. H. Stavert returned to

Harcourt to _day after having attend- cd the National Temperance Con. gress held recently in Toronto yes- terd_ay afternoon. Mr. Stavert to- gether with quite a large number of other temperance workers, waited np- On the Provincial Government in St. John, _and requested them to enact a prohibition law for the province.-St. John exe. (Rev. Mr. Stavert is a na- tive of this Province.)

A large number of people attended

the lecture at the Old 'Kirk last eve- ning. Zlvlm by Rev. Edwin Smith, of Chipman. The entertainment was held under the auspices of the Men’s Bible Class and was a pronounced success. Rev. Mr. Smith, with the aid of a- bout one hundred excellent views, showing them scenes of the large pulp mills, the iron m ne the fishin and

the larger towns of the island. Mr. Smith proved himself a capable lec- turer and brought the subjects of his carried his audience throughout prac-

hearers. Rev. Dr. W, H. Smith pre sided. St, John Exe. Mr. Smith was formerly of Cardigan, l". E. I.

The Johnston schoolhouse, Napan,

was packed _to the door, Tuesday night. Rev. J. M. MacLean and Rev. Geo. Wood had called the meeting and notified the Go preachers to at- tend. Mr Wood read affidavits charg- ing certain tramp preachers in Eu- rope with spiriting young women a- way from home and other offences. and charged that the two Nnpan mis sionaries belonged to the same‘ gang; and that one of 'them had been per sonally concerned in the disappearan- ce of a I-‘. E. Island girl. The accused admitted being in fellowship with the persons accused by the affidavits, but denied that there -was any crganiza- tion. They admitted knowledge of the island girl’s disappearance, and said she was working as a preacher for the salvation of souls, The seaure lasted till midnight. The Chatham ministers lie-_ld the tramp preachers down to the personal issue pretty closely, and declined to engage in 8 doctrinal debate with them. It ls thought that the pr-rrtisaiis of the G0 preachers will still sticl- to them, but that the public in general will take varniug by the facts tl at have been disclosed.- St. John exe.

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sealing industries, and nearly all of ly; 20

l2l Queen Street 1 T `C||;|-lofuiomi

._ The Busieof Store on Char|oftefown°s Busieaf Street

‘fm

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; I Linen

; 18 “ .

l Moor iuac washed

18 lc

15 if

_ “ Unbleached Hn f r7%“ Barnsley Crash ` Barnsley “

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quest. 5 L

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Free of Charge During this Sale

14 inch Cotton Roller Towclling 4C

4 l\ tl ll

il fi .f fc

lc lf it

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dress crash

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Cut Prices in _

l v While C°ll°“S ' *iw Ask for Samples

¢.-5. .

, We llem Towellings

IF YOU WANT SOMEROLLER Towels made-or some dish towels hemmed-take advantage of the cut r prices here-and get your purchase

6c Sc

ioc ioc rec 1.4¢ rzc

irc i5c

tically the whole of Newfoundland, I “ye recomnlend the use of

There is no lint-no dressing-no

' We will send you samples any- wherein Prince Edward Island on re-

4 ¥

the samples you want--they will go by return.

A ver

out for

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anywhe Ask us.

double

A len

for emb ._ btam .Semi

$i .oo.

gains in white coftons laid

goods counter: -

vi c will niail you samples

Unlaundered Shirts 2 for L35

These shirts have good cot-

ton bodies--niadc full size-

Irish linen bosom and bands,

Women’s Stamped $1 Night Gown .

d»ile,'eiiough to iiiake gown. with pretty pittern stamped

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y special list of bar-

_vou-zit the wash _

White Cotton 7c

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Longcloth 1 gc Queens Cloth i 6c

re,anytiine»on request.

stitched all round,

2 FOR “.55

gth of soft fine Lons- -it ’

roidering each $ r .oo

P¢d waist _$1.75. 'ready Corset' Lover

Ask for samples--use the coupon-mail it now. Check with pencil or pen

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' white sheeting l' Unbleached Sheeti

White Cottons

/ ' _

Emulsion of Cod Liver 0il with

Wild Cherry and flypophosphifes _

This is a very palatable limulsion

of' pure Cod Liver Oil combined with Hypophosphiics of Lime and Soda, also the tonic properties of Wild Cherry Bark. _ lf. iii very valuable for weak, tliiii

delicate people.

It is a flesh and tissue builder.

Two sizes

' 50c and Sl.00 Johnson & Johnson

The Qualify Drug Store.

f .__ . ._.

Ermaline Bags _ Simplify ‘Cooking

Ermaline paper bags are the

latest. development in lhe science of cooking. They reduce ex- penle,mslie ihe meals more eav- oury,pa|afable and delicious. cut down your labor one half and are solowin price that no one can afford to be without them.

They make the toughest meat

fender, do away with washing dishes and prevent the distribu- tion of cooking odors throughout the house.

i Call i~| today. sec our line and

getour prices.

MOORE 8: MCLEOD,

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Charlottetown, P. E I.

Moormac Crash Towelling

Please send me samples of the follt wing goods per return mail: - '

White Pillow Cotton Unbleached Pillow Cotton

Barnsley

Enibroideries

. Acldress................. _

Crash Towelling

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MONTREAL, Feb. 23-By the work-

ings of thc Quebec "statute regarding automobiles and their owners, Sli' Max Aitken, M. P., of London, Eng- land, was yesterday mulcted in rs Montreal Court to the time of one thousand five hundred dollars und costs because he owned an automobile which, without his knowledge or C011- eent, had been used in s joy ride Rnd had severely injured another 110110"-

As the law was interpreted at the trial. it showed that il si i-Dial

i stranger were to secure an automobile and hurt anybody, the owner would still be responsible. The case in queston dated back to Decembef.l910. when Sir Max was plain Mr. Maxl' Aitken, rind owned an automobile in Montreal. The action was brought by a man named Felix Ralllfl. Wh!! claimed that at that time he had been striick by Mr. Aitken’s sUt°l1\0' bile and severely injured. The chauf- feur was out ioyriding with 8 party of friends, and ran Rapin down.

STRONG, HEALTHY MAN

' ORDERS HIS COFFIN.

TOPEKA Feb. 24-'-"I am neither

ill nor expect to be ill, nor to die soon. A wise man cannot postpone* death, but he can be re’adv for lt."

Announcing himself in this manmer

G. W. Allen, a veteran of the Civil war, walked iiito the planing mill of F. C. Cox and ordered 9 coffin made for himself. He provided detailed specifications for the construction of the -box which when finished, is to he placed in the care of an undertak- -er iintll it is needed.

The coffin which F. C. Cox will _

biilld for Mr. Allen will be of the , best cypress wood, with perfect _ joints, tongue, but with no orna- ments. whatever, except s few brass screws and hinges. It will not cost more than $25. S Mr. Allen ls 85 years old, and is

strong and healthy.

-WHITE SWAN YEAST CAKES. _

No _woman wants her bread to be a failure and no bread will be s lBll\"`° if White Swan Yeast Cakes are used

The 2 Macs

lx 149 Gt. Geor8e St. J __°____en_ Wm’ s'w“_ SDM' 5, ce".

_ als, Limited, Tornnto, Ont.

in the baking. Sold by your grocer. dx cakes for Be Samples sent on

' sin M/ix AITKEN MULCTED. . . Newjork Fish Ad” _

. I ._Jm ima

i.nch @ Co

To fiiahcrinen: lt may seem qiiif.

new that there are ways Of hlmdlms fish on Commission different or better

than you have experienced

and haiidling, prompt returns and results reached,not_io speak

_ 0

'l`RYUS.Our careful attention

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e will be reielations to you. Our

ofthe limited and satisfactory account I

l _ _

:niece of businessis the finesiin the city.

8 l`ul'on Fish Market

12-1drths3|-n

To fishermen, Fish Dcalcrii.- Kindly f`svo_

us with your name and address no that we may from time lolime mail your information of value.

All correspondence answered. Fricc Lists, Shipping Cards and _Slencilii scnt on demand.

We are established 48 YEARS

and refer you for standing tu Dunn's Mercantile Agency. Bradstreet! or thc Market and Fulton Nation-

alBan»¢ ofany wholesale dealer in the business.

New York

l Br. Ksirws 'i‘r-imfrrin. nosros.

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tawitiiCa;s|?)ernia_" mi3eyi~€ Ili?ivtzg(ihbon l l.ONl)C.\, Feb. 22-Hiiridreds of per-

and Howard and Howard among

the

principal features, next week's bill at Keith's Theatre promises to be one of the strongest and most diversified of the geagqn, "California" is the pret- tles and most pretentious prodiiction

ever staged by Jesse l.asky. It

isa

real American operetta, with book by Cecil Dchfille, author of Strong-

heart, lyrics by Grant Stewart,

and

music by Robert Hood Bowers, com- poser of The Vanderbilt (‘up and The

Red Rose. The title role is in

t hc,

hands of Miss Leslie Leigh, one of' the stars of the New York Folics Bergere during its brief existence. The scene is laid in lower California, at an old Spanish mission threaten- ad with destruction as u railroad wishes to run n new line right. through the proper ty. The rr<1m~f‘lY lil

in the hands of Austin Stewart,

who

has the part of an Fliiizllsh l0\‘\l- Own- er of the railroad. the music hclnz of exceptional quell*-Y. the 0*\Y°l‘l°" number being s duet, l Love You, My Own. Bert Fltzgibbon, linoiin ns The Daily Dill, will try to live up to his title by telling a lot. of crrity

cries and sin ing some insane

st K songs. . Howard and Howard return after 5 long absence with A new the Joseph DeKoe troupe presen

remarkable acrobatie novelty; other features will be Minnie All |\ ianologue; and Jimmie and

Barry ln a new edition of “Hens

(‘nrnrr. "

“‘ANGEI.'S VISIT" RESTORES

SIGHT AND HEALTH.

sons, including many physicians made a pilgrimmage to Herne Hill today to see Dorothy Kerin, twenfty-one' years of age, who after having been is confirmed invalid through consump- tion, blind for years and iuiflering for several months from impaired henr- ing, is said to have been restored to normal health through the visit of an

angel on Sunday night.

Whatever may be f.he cause of helj

remarkable cure, her physician says that on Saturday he was convinced _she could not live more than a day 'or two. Uiiltil Sunday she had not stood irp for years, Now she walks, leats heartily and says she never felt

better in her life.

The congregation of the parish of

St. Matthews Brixton, have been praying for her for years, and are confident the angelic visit is the re- sponse to their petition on her beg half. . l Dr. Forbes Winslow and other alienj ,lets agree that Miss Kerin had a hal-" liiclnation in which she heard the Swords “Thy sufferings are ever" and saw ii great light, the hallucination nctlng as an auto-suggestion. The case therefore in not unique.. Dr.

Mt, ‘Winslow say she knows of several t ; cures of blindness by auto-hynotismd

eral “Everybody wants u pair of good Mm irubbers to protect shoes and heulthl- ¢m,'_ all kinds and sizes at Goff Bros Big

Removal Sale. 2-27d8i.

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