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ooldspiedwtime with Dr. Woodpudlorway Pine Syrup, there would be fewer homes

dedoilihtzevereet coughs and colds, bronchitis

d and the first stages of consump-

zirdnmyitdiii readily to this powerful, 10418' h l` g remedy. _ eiieiiid what Mrs. Thee. Carter, Northporf. gn; _ says; H 1 caught a severe cold, which eettled on my throat and lungs, so that I could scarcely speak abovea whisper. I also had a terrible cough which my friend? thought would send_me $0 my _8l'°'°~ tried diiei-ent remedies but all failed to do me my good until I took Dr. Wood glor- way Pine Syrup. and the cgntentl OBO bottle completely cured 111°-

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possible.

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That in get drst class repairs on your wheel when it needs aur- thing done to it. We take pride in turning out the best work possiiie.

Our Work? ls Admired .ai °

becau e we can make "an o’d wheel” lcok as good as new. Bring that uhfel ef you s here

PEHGY G. Aliiillilii;

Ideal Repair Shop. Red Bird Agent.

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We received to-day from Quebec small quau*ity of pure Maple

yi-up. It is a good heavy syrup of l ary nice_ flavor and is by far the, best we have seen this year.

For sale by the bottle at ‘ _

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NATAL AND CAPE COL ONY.

\Ve are now told the enemy have been

entirely expugnated from Natal, as they_ have been for some months driven out of

Cape Colony. These conditions will en- able the two British Provinces, to rc- sume much of their normal status, and also to take stock ofthe losses they have suffered. We who have never endured an

armed invasion, can form but an inad- equate conception of what it means.

During seven uionths past a large section of Natal, amounting at one time to about one third of the Province, was under Boer control and occupied by their armed for.-cs. During that time the houses of loyal citizens were looted, their live stock, farm crops, and provisions seized and' carried away, and their personal liberty destroyed or imperilled. They were to all

intents and purposes a conquered people. The authority' of the Provincial Govern- ment and the laws of the land were over-

thrown, and the people were wholly sub- jected to Boer rule administered in des- potic fashion.

In a large section of northern

and northwestern Cape Colony, in Griqua Land, Bechuanaland and in parts of Rhodesia, the country was in a. like condition of subjugation to a rude and semi-civilized enemy. In those large portions of Brit-ish South Africa

trade, industry and farming operations have been paralysed, communications

cut off, railways torn up and bridges destroyed, while vast armies have marched and counter-marched and deadly battles have been fought in the once peaceful abodes of industrial plife. The young and middleaged men gf

p the Colonies have been called' to take up arms for the defence of their homes, and generally speaking the South African British possessions have been subjected to the appalling waste and destruction of

war. Theirtreasuries have been depleted and they are to-day almost bankrupt financially.

AD-1\ri= from the loss and waste, the

wrecks of public works that must be re-

built and the private losses to be repair- ed, we must remember the great strain to which the English and Dutch sections of the population have been subjected in their relations ito each other, and the increased difficulties

that beset them in again taking up the_ -Work of life as a community. Yet we 3

peace and concord with even greater pros- perity and progress than before. '

The Africander Bond has failed utterly

that we may turist it shall never again

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soon to ‘be eqirally assnred that

from the northern bounds'5of Rhodesia toe

of time. Meanwhile our sympathies must

ACHE. '

Toothaohe, the most common and one of

the most painful affections, is instantly

tion of powerful anodynes it strikes at once to the nerves, soothing them and aifordin in one minute total relief from

toothache. Nerviline is _so din 10 and 25 cent lah drggisf-§~_ _ ~

Lili' El- `

AUCTION on the premises on _ 1 _

_-MONDAY. JUNE-_4f,h_~` ` 1iiii`s'hour»o!_tnel.ve- 'e’el°_¢k_ _ _

-The farm cf 25._act€a,of land-:st_, the

junction of the Cdmriircial 81111 SW!-

May vii -_

doubtnonthatihey win do so, and tml

theihealing influence of time may bringé

`-~-_- .,~~g_~_f._i_-S-f~.-si -f-fini sei! iw i>i_rm.iC ` S‘°*'°

` Statistics' of South Africa.

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The nine states and protectorates of

city, Maseru, B62. `

Palachwe

Town 7,228; Paarl/7,688; Port Elizabeth

, (

Colony) area 322,450 square miles, popula- tion 200,000; chief city, Windhoek.

Natal, (British Colony) area 35,000 square

miles, population 829,005; chief cities,

595

Orange Free State, area 48,326 Tsquare

miles, population 207,503, 'chief city, Bloemfontein 5,817.

Portuguese, East Africa, (Portuguese

Colony) area 297,750 square miles, popular tion 1,500,000; chief city,Lorenzo Marquez, 7,700.

750,000 square miles, population 450,010; chief city, Buluwayo 5,000. ~

South Africa Republic or Transvaal

area 119,139 square miles population 245,- 397; chief cities, Jonannesburg, 102,714; Klerksdrop 2,500; Potehefstroom 4,0(ll; Pretoria 12,000. _

Recapitulationz--2,062,733 square miles,

population 5,481,865.

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MARRlED.~

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At the residence on May 9th, of the of~

ficating clergyman, by the Rev. A. D. Mackinnon, B. D., 122 Concord Street, Boston,Mass.. David W. Ross, of Eldon, to {Mary Frances, second dauguter of Hugh MacKinnon, Esq., Highfield, both of P. E. Island. ~

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DIED. f .

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illness, Mary M., the beloved wife of the late James Shaw, aged 87 years. She

a devoted and loving mother.

She Was Pale

weeks, and from the dist we noticed a

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wonderful treatment, since prov

such a. blessing to my daughter”

Co., Toronto.

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have come and reconciled to change. 1 _ 9

This too will require the healing influence I Y 1 p 5 ‘P _

cured by the application of _Po1son's hier- E viline. Polson’s Nerviline is a combina- I `.

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23,266; Uitenhage 5,331; Worcester 5,404. _ e Y

German South-West Africa German f ' V ‘

Durban, 39,245; Pietermaritzburg, 24,- ' ' _ _

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At,Fair Vew, May 7th, after a. short f"v b€i`\J!'0 |1119 OPBIIIIIK Of fl8»\’igBi..i0l\ but W0

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in Hemlock and Spruce.

South Africa areas followsi- ‘ A c‘m’r‘v - Bssuwisnd. (British colony) ms 1o,29s , open Glmee. square miles, population' 250,tIl0;_ chief A W‘tch' A

Becliuanaland , (British Protectorate) T119 1519" “ld IN" B0°\!r

area 213,000 square miles ,~ population 210,- Hmdggmg Pigggng,

000; chief cities, Mafeklng, Palapye _ Phoéngnvuu sound" hr m°r“,km _

Cape Colony or Cape of Ggod Hgpe, “ .nd M W' (British Colony) area 266,775 square miles, Tay; for the Children, 1

population 1,559,960; chief cities, Beacons- h uh .M B., ‘& hi. field, population 10,478; Cape Town 83,- The be" SNP hr .u W I ‘

Graaf Reinet 5,946; Graham’s Town 10,- _ 7 _ 498: Kimberly 28.718; King Willlslifs Seve the vi-eppen and send for particulars of our pnl|_ it

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Almost daily we are receiving addltiel to

our stock. Alreadywehave leaded time made up of almost every site of dimonllon

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TO THE BUYERS’ INTEREST

_ We have made our seaeon’s puroliaee. Til

quality is always tirst and uppermost-and Il forget that there must be a combination of

and price that will be apgreoiateti by Bl! 1:11” P-iirons. It will be impossi le to enumerate Midi- ` rimi after audition to our stock as it urlvel but lnniiier hunters will find at UIQ B90 Hi” L §lD&i

supply for every day usefulness

” The spring trade left our stock in a low ltltl

to be up to the requirements ofthe trade from this forward. PHONE 181.

. The Bee Hive Lumber Yard.

no nenousto¢|np,eneaanyom» - 5 e- ~

leakerandleaier-Dr. 6liaee'el|ene_ W _ _ ° __

me neetu-eu neun me raw; 5 Q . _ Mrs. E. -Mcniugiiiin, ss Parliament _ Q V . _ - ' ~ f

street, Toronto, states:-1' My daughter _ * ' _ _

was pale, weak, languid, and very nerv p _ ____ 7

_ Some things have been already settled E§;;_H;rh=;p€;t:1t1e xgggrggcgggii; _ ipythe far, even if we were to admit iabout the house, :mi her nerves were § YW need one these ttoacherus Sprillq dip, More In Ill! fl' M - i°°’“P1°*°1Y “nstfmlgr She °°“ld 11°* (when you can deepeose with it. It‘s not a luxury but a nn- -sl|°y.

milf' the Precise ful-'Ire Of the sleep for more than half an hour at a

Dldich I Re uhlic u' '11 - time without starting up and cryin! out This sum” we .N sh-°'m¢ um '“‘~‘ nn” “I C," . 7"' - A P S ‘S S” "1 in excitement _ ating we ever had the pleasure of oliouvlng. 30 ®LORs [0

doub§;.~ The dream of an Afri- “As she was grcwhg weaker and DVEBTS, MELTON4. WORBTERD4, VANE|'[AN.~ Hr. candéhff State with Dumb dgm. WNIWY I became alafmefl- 355051513- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ N ___ _

- i S h ed s box of Dr. Chase's Nerve Food * ‘ ‘ ' ` ”E’v“""‘i°‘f"‘”“""'””“"“"*'_'

inance izn out Africa has vanished. She- used this treatment for _ several a S I 3 _ _ . H- .,.,,. -1 7 it `

in its ultldiate object. British param- (daiii?zegeit’i!t=xi:o;_,lia;n;!dine¢;Tn ilie 4 _ .

mmtcy asserwd in South Attic* r-olour returned ,to her face, and she -

gradually became SU`°"l' and Ven- I. As the cost of labor is the same on the once material

- ,h - -_- _ _ p Ol on I hit* K IO in sur, an enkgetic and decisive way cannot say too much in faxtwarn of this would advise you to order one of our

be challengedi;§f,Thew are gains for €nDr. C}iase's' Nerve Food is a, blood- 7 li' I YV P I I T

South Africa arid-ifhr the Empire of which nzfggtnelgf ;;i11:ag,zre;,°§grcnu:_t big: co li __ we are alread ass” d. We hone ve at all dealers; or Edmonton, Bntee and * M

Cape Town and 'Durbaii.theBritishi1ag 4 _ D and

go out to our fellow subjects :in Nfgtal and .- ‘V , .' QC*

and Cape Colony on whom the str;e9_s_ and _ l I A N E W

ua "rw 1 V

burdens ofthe war have fallen so heavily _ _ i

p/during the past seven months. __ _ ' ` -_ V '””""'

-_-- - ‘ Big Stock. Ill",

o_\'E Mi1'~IU'i'E CUBE Fon Tooru-_“FOR

l;¢sd¢rst H - Bevgngee. .dN°"c2§ su’ 0"” T9* om aiietxgé _. Mi’ ni V ei e, _ town. George D." ~ ‘

°':,‘;§;“_ra°h*°°nd_°ilI}_l ‘

of Groceries ’ ` ' '

,aiu-rw sms _ _ ._ _

th” Dutch Eeplibifcs' ‘ fi;-?"’e be' " 1-< ' ‘= It ou are satisfied with a resdv-to-wear coat - come British 00l0i1‘“l"i=~. paid that ' own mike. with superior workmaiieip tor ° n an “U yu an d W'

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will float unchallenged over, _a population n S seéiwhn' we an d° mf y°“° iervwhere bettered by the ichanges that . ‘ ` »

_rosa 1; Large Assortment,

' Just .

Ginger Ale, Lemon

Sour, Sarsaparilla, Soda ;I°°°,. P‘_'""' ""' ‘° Water. Cream Som,

Fruit Syrups, etc, etc- _

are respectfully eoicited by hvaq’ sn”".n`

_ » ware, at the Heder: Jewelry and

ii. " iii iii; iii:

;°'f» 1 s\”‘ms, Fancy Goode Store. Souvenir

'Manufacturer of Carbeaated ‘ 'P°°h\‘Y-5

Ss?

Hair glimpse, Side Combs, lock

Welk- lamb

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