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Experience Of Both His Wif

wii.i. or Roisisnr unrcn.

Died Sept., 18th.

janiin Match the farm now in his posses- sion comprising about one hundred acres at Gallas Point known as the Mclnnis * farm, to hold to him his heirs and assigns

Each H33 Tfged the P‘“'91` Of to his and their use forever.

and Himself.

.liberty to reside elsewhere and in such case my grandson shall during her widow- hood pay her the sum of one hundred

e 1.-I give and confirm to my son Ben- il and fifty dollars per annum. payable half

yearly during her widowhooi. Should the isaid Bella. Mutch many again before my 1 said grandson attains twenty-one years of age, then I direct that the dwelling house, i outbuildings and lands of which she is to

'From a Multitudc of Witness thc Truth shall be Estahlislicil.

W.. iiii i iiiii i Th e Truth- 0 r iiof-i

io CURE A

Dojdn Kidnty Pi11s__E.1¢h Ha; 2.-1 also give and bequeath to my said have the use during the minority ot her

Achieved the Same ReSuit__DOdd‘,S son Benjamin the sum of two thousand said son, shall be taken possession of by

, tive hundred dollars cash

Kidney Pilii h5V€ Cured Them A 3.-To my son Wellington Mutch I give

Boin all the property at Eldon at present in his

possession together with the house, land n and premises recently in possession of Mrs. ‘ McRae. my sister-in-la sv, to hold to him and assigns to his and their use forever.

Daoiioas, Ont.. June 7, (Special).-Mr.

Siickett drives the stage between _

gergxifitire and Holstein. That he is known 4--I also give i0 my Sliid S011 Welling- thponghout the country siile goes without ton the sum of two thousand dollars swing, \Vhen he was in trouble a short Wfh- _ y Ch I . v,ni1¢ ago he had the sympathy therefore o.-I give and confirm to my son ar es of more than the fevv innneqinte friends Mutch the farm on Lot forty nine pur- ,nd neighbors a man in another wan; chased from Mellish,at present in his pos- would have. ession to hold to him his heirs and assigns Mr. Sackett thought at one time he f°l`¢V¢"- _ _ would have to niye nn the stnne_ Sitting 6.-I also give to my said son Charles thei np on the drivers seat' day in and day sum of two thousand five hundred dol- out. rain or shine. hot or cold, he con- mfs- _ “acted n Serions disordel-_ His Kidneys 7.-To Bella Mutch,widow of my deceas necnme weakened funn the can tinnni edson StewartMutch Igive the use of the exposure They gradually g-avg him dwelling house in which she now resides. more and more tr0nbie_ He felt that he also the barn nearest the dwellin house nonldni keen up much lonzer-

lt is nine miles from Dromore to Hol- stein. That means a round trip of eigh te- en miles. Two trains a day would make

in which is the cnvv and horse stiiie, to. hundred dollars shall be paid the widowi _ ’ _ ‘ ». ‘ _ gether with about twenty acres of land Bella- Mlltfih (if \1UlI!9~1`1`i€dl 800 thi! Slim ` 0 _ - ii _' - 7 ` 'A _

Surrounding the same lying between the °fth1`e9 hundred and f/W€l1W HV9 d0H9»1`S _ 0 y E; V’ ii E '_ as vi “Q 5 ,ond running tnmngn the faun and Cav- to each ofthe daughtersof mv sonStewart-i ' ' I I , .ij ` 7

thmrsix miles of driving Imagine this nnnnns iine the Same to have n frontage who shall be then living and the residue , I yn,-5 ni .vi fi 1 . ._.

nsaid road of about five hundred yards °f thi? Dl`0¢€€dS Of the S1110 l»h€I‘€0f I ~ _ I ri A-" 1- f f nnn extending bank tn cnvnnngifs iinn d1\'@°'= Shall be divided equaliy All sorts of ‘Stores sell them, and all sorts of P80910 “S8 f|'\¢Il\- ` ` about twn hundred and seventy yards tn aw°11sSt my Several children and f-he hell' Never accept a Substitute. Substitutes never cured anybody. To cure He ll

in a wet driving snow storm of March or February to a man in a delicate state of health.

my Executors and used by them underthe direction herein contained regarding the remainder of the farm. The remainder of the farm recently held and enjoyed y by my said son Stewart, I direct shall be worked and controlled by my Executors until my said grandson attains twenty- one years and the profits annually derived therefrom after payment of the expenses of working and managing the same, I direct shall be divided equally amongst my several children and the heirs of any deceased child; the heirs of any deceased child taking the share to which the par- ent would have been entitled while iliving. Should my grandson, Robert Percy Mutch,die before attaining twenty- one years of age it is my will that said farm recently in possession of my said son Stewart, shall be sold by my Executors

and out of the proceeds of the sale thereof I direct that the sum of live

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USE

MIMUTES _

can recommend them highly,”

for my Headaches.

ache Powders.

they always cure.”

_ Mr. M. Hennessey, of J oggins,

minutes.”

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Mr. W. A. Fillimore, of tie who'e=al¢ 5|-m gf Fiuimnrn 4, Mnngn

Amherst. N. S., writes:-“I have nsel Kumfort Headache Powders and

_ Jflhlfig- Bllcklfyi the well kno-vn Merchant of Rogersville N. R

writes.-- lhe best remedy for Headache that I have ever used is Kurnfort Headache Powders. They cure in a few minute-i, create no habit, and I have found them safe and harmless.”

Mr. James Collins, of New Castle N. B., writes: “I use Kumfott

Heaeache Powders and End they always cure. They are safe and pleasant.”

1ui.N. s. Miii.-i-,nfmiiinr Bin... Nnwniniin. N. B. .}niinn=I¢nn~

safely recommend Kumfort Headache Powders. They are ii. good thing

i John Cullen, cf Carleton, P. Q., writes: “I have _always fouuil i Kumfort Headache Powders to be the very best I have every moi."

Mr. A. V. Seavoy, of Neguaz, N. B, writes: ‘Tha most setli-

factory and perfect cure for Headache I have found are Kumfort Head

Mr. W. C. Balcom, the well known traveller ijeweller, of Hanhpoct

N: S., writes: “I have used Kumfort' Headache Powders 'recently cal found them a marvellous cure for headache.” ' '

Mr. E. Mattinson, of Thomson Sta., N. ._S., “I have nf-

fered nearly sixty years 05' and on with Headache, "and they _Bret manent relief I obtained was from Kumfort Headache .Powcletsl

N. S., writes: "Kumfoft

Powders are all right. They will check is Headache- for me in 'a few

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mi. snckett did not give np driving the b°\<i the Same until her svn Robert Percyi °f “Y deceased Chlld (the bel” °f Such ache you must use the GENUINE KUMFORT Headache Powdefo. '

stage. Instead he sought the help of Dodd’s Kidney Pills. Did he find help? Read his own letter, a letter which tells also that his wife proved the truth of the saying “Dodd's Kidney Pills are woman’s best friend." “Having used other largely advertised remedies and all the medicines recom-

shall be sold and the proceeds distrib- uted under the provisions hereafter con- tained and it is my will, and I further di-

niended to me by my friends for Kidney rect that my said daughter-in law shall Trouble and excruciating Backache with- have UW right t0 pasture her two cows,one ont the slightest tenet 1 was in de. horse and six sheep _during the summer. nnnir. In ine nick of time I was indncen $685011 on the remaining part of the farm to try Dnddis Kidney pills and can never formerly occupied by my said son Stewart be too tnnnkfni for the advice which Mutch on such parts of said farm as shall nynmnted me to do Sn_ They simply be allowed by my executors herein after took hold of my trouble and lifted it off named- ine. 1 never henna nf anything which 8--The farm recently Occupied by my _ 1;;-eg such instant 1-e1i¢f_ son Stewai t, I give to my grandson

Robert Percy Mutch on his atiaining twenty-one years of age to hold o him from and after that date and to his heirs and assigns forever, subject nevertheless to the payment to his sisters Annie Maud Mutch, Birdie May Mutch and Muriel Grace Mutch of the sum of three hundred and twent -five dollars each the Same

more to Dodd’s Her case was Sackett would

Kidney Pills than I do. worse than mine. Mrs. not be alive to-day only for Dodd’s Kid- ney Pills. Both my wife and myself can truly recommend Dodd’s Kidney Pills for they do what they are claimed to do. I

_- y ' _ give the sum of five hundred dollars. To

tiiF|RE INSURANCE.

to be paid within five years after he at

ins is m j y, J

- maintenance on said farm of his mother

'W h 'd Bell M t h for the term

t e sal a. u c

For rates in the P. E. Island Mutual Fire - - _ Insurance Companies on Farm Buildings, Of -.her nat-5731 hfei pnwlded she

Churches- Halls. School Houses. Cheese FSC- remains unmarried. Provided further

mn’ Wm" Mms’ 5t°'°s &°' Agp? §°;_.;L1_ that if he and his mother shall not be able

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- - B01 52- to live together agreeably on sai arm,

ChIn°tm°7'° 5’ 29 Wed’ & sat' 8' W Ur' , then I will and direct that she shall be at

Ask our dealer for a b\rre`l of ' I

forthwith cease and be at an end.

9.-I also give to the said daughters of

my son Stewart Mutch the sum of five hundred dollars each, to be paid to them respectively on their attaining twenty one years of age.

10.-To my sou Frank I give the farm

at present in his possession (part of the homestead) comprising about one hun- dred and seventy acres to hold to him, his heirs and assigns to his and their use forever. Ialso confirm to him all the farm stock, farming implements and household furniture thereon, except my horse, sleigh buggy and harness which latter I direct, shall form part of the residue of my estate. 11. I also give to 'my sou Frank the sum of two thousand five hundred dollars cash. -

12. To my son-in-law Nathaniel Gay I

ta. h. 8.01% and also subnet ton my daughter Elizabeth Gay I give the

sum of five hundred dollars for her own sole and separate use and benefit and not to be subject to the debt interference or control of her husband.

14. To each of the daughters of Eliza-

beth Gay the sum of five hundred dollars _tobe paid to them on their attaining twenty-one.

15. To my grandson James Alexander Anderson, Orwell, I give the mortgage

if I Y _ _ i ‘ Silver Queen lflour. If he does not F01’ °°\\8h» h°1'S° “Ili S'>°PP*‘P~'° and feve' . I noni

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keep it come to nl *use the GRANGER CONDITION POW

DEBS. A genuine Condition Powder,

' Blood Purifier and Tonic. The Granger is

guaranteed superior to many so called Condition Powders in small and large packages.

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“ AND OUR NEIOHBORSAT ALL TFMES.

Carriages, B`nder Twine etc. etc. when we are alone we have our Wholesale and Retail. thoughts to watch; in family, our tempers Highest cash price paid for eggs. and in society, our tongues.-Hannah

More.

R. E. Mulch. _,__ _

McCormick Agency,

Ch’town'

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S M1N.lRD's 111\'i1~iE1\'T in ine Oni

° I w Liniment asked for at my store and the

O Livery Sta bles We ketpéitéiffs .»..._.._._

Pleasant Bay. C. B.

mu n=iii7iar¢iveiee

Prince Street, Ch’town. P. E I.

First class single

~ double teams.

‘ Fine turnouts for Weddings ` »

From us iFf0m US iFf°m “S

good wearing suit $2_.75|A special tweed suit $8.50 A Scotch tweed suit $12.00 solid tweed suit _ 5.00|A Scotch tweed suit 9.50 An Irish _serge suit 12.00

‘ Canadian Homespun 6.50 A very fineserge suit 10.00 An English Worsted 12.00 -

n all wool serge 7.00iA wide twill serge suit 10.00(An " _ “ 15.00 ~ `

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and private parties.

cii.».Ni<s iN i<Ai\'s/is.

roundings.

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‘ f _ I) n I have been a sufferer from Catan' or 0

. . 0 years, which became chronic. I have

» ”' ’ 1 I U. spent arlot of moneyaud consulted several i' 1 doctors, among others a specialist in

__ London. I- have tried ev¢l'.Ythl1\R I C°'1\d.`

J“°¢21. Fi-i & w z mos. ~ mend it to anyone suffering from catarrh

They say that any crank sent to Kansas

immediately becomes normal. _ This may bedue to his bejudized lh€l‘€ by his Sur'

which from his father on the farm at Orwell together

i paid at the time of my death to hold to him his executors, administrator and as-

out of the sum of tw.) hundred

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signs but subject to the payment there-

Mntcn nttnins the nge of twenty one deceased child taking the share to which 4 powders in loc k ‘Z _ d in 25C size

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;;”Si§’§"‘de"_d Sm’ ’°§‘“i;‘2 t‘;‘;‘;""§?°_ iengiflfilililid t1fif,”°Sat§fi°”B;§;"°§§it;fi lf your dealer won’t supply; you we will mail them direct on receipt -of prloo. _

be;;;e sléient; tone gear; marry’ is my that al] pl-ovisionsi June 7, 8, W 12| F. G. & CO., LTD°¢ Sole ii v

Cf age the properly made for her under my f- *__* f - ~1u- 1"' in '

equally amongst all my children and the heirs of any deceas- ed ~ child 'or children, (the latter taking only the share to which the parent would beentitled to if living) share and share alike. _ I appoint my sons Benjamin and Well~

ington the executors of this my last will.

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10,250.00 9,311.00 5,949.85 2.697. 25

55.00

Real Estate 1 Mortgages

_ Moneys in Bank ` Promissary Notes Mdvables

$28,263.10

The above may be subject to

| a slight alteration.

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_ MOTHERS D0 NOT FAIL TO SEE that

with whatever interest may be un-Ji’ yon obtain the nroninnl and genuine

“ McLean’s Vegetable Worm Syrup-safe, pleasant, and effectual at all times. At all reliable dealers. Do not be deceived obtain the reliable McLean’s Vegetable ‘Syrup _

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li bels f fashion _

sample prices-many more for the asking.

and any aniinns to each of his sisters MODERN WARFARB- _Ethel and Isabel. I direct that my said ex- "“’ »

The days of war are fast passing away,

ecutors shall before assigning said mort- i _ . nnne to my said grandson see to the nny_ yjy andthe timelwben the nations of the wnaliiid ment of the Sain severni snnin i will begin to disarm their vast stan g

The residence of estate and effects not ‘ armies is at hand' This is nat a' long dis'

tance prediction but a fact which can be

herein -before specifically mentioned I ’ direct shall be converted into money byipmved by passing eveutsn. :qs 16883” iff

` he South African war w ic rea y t e

my executors and after payment of all t . . cnnrnes and exnennen incidental no the 'first war under modern conditionsiis that

- - l war is not only awful but that it is a

winding up of my estate shall be divided game mo expemive for tneimodem union

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i directed as they are y men o commerce

A SURPRISE T0 EVERYBODY.

The promptness with which Dr. Chase's

Kidney-Liver Pllls regulate and invigor- ate the action of the kidneys. liver and _bowels, isa surprise tp everybody. They are the people's favorite cure for kidney disease, liver complaint, indigestiwli 9-113 ,i constipation. The sale of th great pre- ‘i scription is_ simpiy enormous. ne pill a i dose 25 cents a x. all dealers.

A ciiisar iNcoNvsNii=_:NcB .

"What was the cause ofthe trouble in

the woman’s club?" t “The majority adopted. a resolution limiting the time of each woman for speaking on any question to _ three hours. -Leslie’s Weekly. '

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coma,

This signature is on every box of the nlluinu

Lasativc Brcmo-Qiiinine 'r»i»i°i=~ tkcsemcdvthataiu-es acclaim onocv

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run one way to day and another tomorrow, but there are two things fashion always demands'

“ First that a suit must fit. and second that the goods must must be of good quality and look

We know they are well and fashionable and that the prices are as low as is possible to 'sell

goods of their grade. Come into the store and inspect things for yourself. Here are a few

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. GOVERNUQ MCCALLUK" ' ’ _

Sir Cavendish Boyletwho hue lf. pointed to succeed Str as Governor of Newtoundlanfl. is great-great-grandson of the seventh Ball ._ of cons, _ 1 _

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To Corea CUB

d1Take 0 but

to cute;-io. E.

on each box.

DOWAGERDUCHESS _i _ -

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LoivnoN,June 4.-‘A rumor Bere to the effect" that

Duchess of Newcastle, mother of present Dukeand of Lord Francis

is about to become' auun; --She ' " Roman Catholic, antfslnce the death tl.

ann nennna iinninina. ann devoted '»

almost entirely to .Roman sicn’workin_t.heEast -Eiidicilums of metropolis, under the ot' dlllbl Vaugbom' - if P

GET WHAT YOU ASK - _

When you ask _lor c.ay__of Di. Cbasilo Remedies look for his portrait and 'sig- nature on the box. otherwise'-‘you may

t i itati ' Beware of th

all m Uno

gint who tries tn induce yon 'todgle

something said to be “just as good.” _ If

ge substituteasc1:'|lei‘i’icincpnl;ienv;lll‘s\bstltlh ru inure n°\1~ °1!§s¢tth¥_ - wha? you ask for and remember thc. there -are no family remedies who _ com- parefd tio those of Dr.A._ W. Chose, antht the famous Recipe Book;

well. We know our line of men’s suits for summer 1901 has no surperiors and few equali. 4

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hard serge suit 8.00lA German worsted suit 10.00 A Scotch twecd _ 15.00 ‘

-" f ' A CATARRH SP ‘ If they don’t lit dont take -them. Your money isyours till you’re satisfied.

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