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TEA" s1:ignaiit_" ‘Z 'I`im;itli\' l: li. Le-ider

i ` ` , _ Geo. W. Warren. A collection will be g ,

‘S i0Ii§f (F5. S tht! PUYCSI, b€SI, and IUCSI. €l€llCl0U5 0 taken up in aid of the maritime work. i ' ____

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~ I Q " his position asschool trustee in con _ -‘ sequence of his candidature for the

- ,. ' -.y»..__~~g " councillors. _

. .sed fit. <-

-_ . ,_ 1 ,, M it. RONALD Cltiiriii-JLI. has resigned saga is reported 10 be spreading in _

l, K A - ‘ East Hawkesbury. l ' ,

l 1 ~ ' S ets _bearing the Words '

i- illoorns tomorrow iiiorniiig as usual at l

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Civic Chairmanship.

` , . Pit.-tYi-tit meefing in Y. M. C_A

consist of three chairmen and eleven

lfizoiu present pprognosiications it is nferred that thenext Clvio'Council will

10 o`t-lock. Subject “Tlie Ne that i

VANKLEEK Him., V Ont., Feb. 20-e

Thd second death from smallpox inthe Durocher family occurred Fridayii_i'ght. The victim was a girl 1-iglit_f years old. .The others have recovered. The di--

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Anriyatc letter from Kev S J Mc- I I

~.'.i>.-t-b_“ th 'lclt=d_'. M ' tier ea tore e wor o ay Bpduluennd S

Soaled Lc.:-.i ll.; ‘kc on ~ _ B; Gi°ocer.< c\'eiy\\'iit~;'t`. '_` c. 350. lllv. 500. G-.lc has b€eu'C0DHm3d to his

SCANDIX AYIANS lXDl(iI\'.~\N'l`-

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Criizisriaxia. l~`t>=.i. ;’-I-(iraat indig- l lation exists aiu-'ing the S\":'iiitliii»i\`_i.°\ii ` gov(-1 nmenis at the Cz~i‘.`;-‘ effor: s to Rus- sianize the Duchy of Finland.

DR. AGi\`E\\"S ()IX'l`MENl`

The Great Skin Cure- 35 Cents. Alfred Le Blanc, of Sb. Jerome, Que.,

has such faith in Dr. Agnew’s Ointment that he buys it by the dozen to take with him to his lumber camp. He finds it a quick cure for chafing, bruises, frost bites, Ind other emergencies incident to camp life It cures salt rheum, eczeina,|tetter, lcald head, and other skin eruptions,and [iles in three to five nights, 35 cents

Sold by S. W. Dodd and

G. E. Hughes

AN HEIR FOR HIS KELEDIVE.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 20.-The Khedi-

viah has given birth to a son at Mon- hzlt. There are general great rejoic- igs at the fact that the Khedive now has an heir to the throne.

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Dyspepsia Groms f r w` a | Naéu e

alone provides 1 for thiszstomach curse.

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Dr. Von Stan’s Pineapple Tablets are 'naturo's panacea foa all stomach ills; _Pleasant and positive cure for Sour Stomach, Distress after Eating, Loss of Appetite. Wind on the Stomach, Dizzl- ness, Nausea, Catarrh of the Stomach, Sirk Headache, and all disorders direct- ly tnceable to sluggish digestive or- gans. 35 cents.

Sold by S. W. Dodd and

G. E. Hughes.

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ATTACKED BY A WILD CAT.

Sari-' HARBOUR, February 20.-The

llrbor ferryman was hauling wood, a. short time ago, and a wild cat sprung upon him from a place of concealment. The man, however, escaped unhurt.

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LIFE`S A BLANK

Without .Heariii,,T-_Catarrh Induces

.Deafness -Dr. Agnew’s Cafarrhal .Powder Gives Quick Relief.

W. Ernest Louis, of West Flamboro,

was so _bad with Chronic Catarrh that his heanng seemed permanently impaired. Doctors treated, specialists to tured for five months but his hearing grew wrrse He was recommended to try Dr. Aguew’s Cat arrhal Powder. One application gave hm ilreat relief and a couple of bottles cur- od him Permanently. p

Sold' by S. W. Dodd and

G. E. Hughes.

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GUARD SHIP FOR ESQUIMAULT.

V.tNcoi;vi-;R, B. C , February 20.-

Esquimault is to have a guard-ship. The third-class battleship 'Iemeraria is iow being Ii ted out at Devonport for er voy':tge to Esquimault, to which tation she has been ordered as port uardian. The Temerario carrits eight ;uns. Herdisplacementis 8,348 tons nd she carries about 400 111611-

A CONTHACTCR WRECKED.

Constitution Undermined by Nervous

Complications-South America ‘_Ner- vine Worked a Complete Cure. Nervous prostration and liver [complica-

Eous eo afflicted J. W.Dinwood, contractor Campbellford that phpoically he was al- most-a total wreck. Hia druggists re- commended South American Nervine. A few ceefe gave him great _relieflinbuced sound deep, ond afew botiles built him up

and esreddhim eo that to-day he is as strong an hearty as ever.

Sold by S. W. Dodd and

G, E. Hughes.

KB.. CHAMBERLAIN A WHEEL- MAN.

Lolnoa,Feb. 20.-Mr.Joseph Chain-

berlain, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, has not yet recovered from an attack of gout, which continues painful, and he. whose proud public boast was *at he never toektphysiealfexercise. is

,°§g“g'§,H,;‘ dwg* m°&',,g,,ffl7allcaaea¢§Femah Weakness.

Eiabits and indulge in modei‘al'§'eyc-'

_ Safety in Female Diseases-

however able to attend

Ttll{O.\"i\) C.-\l)El`S Hl‘I'l`l`li.\`. ‘

The 'l`oronto Cadets, who have been

io the uiilit .ry tiviirzxaiiit-it at 'l`iim_t;»a, Fla., retiirzietl l-o.ne on Saturday after- noon and were given a hearty welcome.

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DDGTOR WAS WRONG

When he Said Mr. Cnnniek Couldn’t Get Well.

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But that Bright’s Disease would Kill l Him- Dodd’s Kidney Pills Cured J the Disease and &ved his Life.

N_osrh C'aa1.moN,i°. 15.31. Fab. 24- Brights Disease is, next to Consum.

P130. the’ most _destrilrctive malady of m ern civi ization. or years it has ,things its own way. There was no un- iknovvn means of checking sor curing it. During that P§1'l0d. every person who I W8S_8il&0l¢6d by lt. knew that death alone could relieve his sufferings, for medical

scienrie knew /not how to conquer the I mons er. i Of late years however, a change has |%i:e Ppyer the scene. Dodd’s

u ney i s have been given to man-

3,£l(1)<li;la;l;<Lal;r1ght st Disease has been i its errors.

F01; Dodd’s Kidney Pilis are a sure :i::.::.;i;ii;°“°i° 1° me 1' have cured the iiiyalziiivye een used they

Scores of cures have been reported

310;” ghg P1';iV1Il;1¢§. among them being

a. o r. _ . .L-onmclr, of this town,

Mt;-. Connick tells his story in these

wor s:

_“I was a sufferer from Bright’s Disease for fifteen years. during six. ot

whilcdh I could not do any kind of work. cou not dress myself, could not stoop, even. Five doctors attended me. Une of them-he is a'rnong;the:most_`emi- nent of Canada`s_ medical practitioners

;t(C;l1d_ei(1iie,the disease could not possibly

"But, fortunately, a friend urged me

Ito try Dodd`s Kidney Pills. I did so

‘in despair. I used ten boxes. _ In con~ ' i§’§$‘$1§‘iE.§.1`i‘P§ii§v.if`f;f.i2i`if"i.f"5F.‘i;. 1 _ < ' 1 - gists at fifty cents a box. ysiir' boxlds ‘ for $2.50. or sent on receipt of price,by

The l)cdd's Medicine Co., Limited

oronto, Ont.

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KING OSCAPCS lIl'jALTH RESTORED.

l Loxnos, Feb. S-20. 1899. The Daily ;Chronicle`s Stockholm correspondent fsays that the health of King Oscar has ; been resored. and that he has resumed |` the government, amid general rejoic- , ings.

SAVE THE lIOTllEllS

\Dod_d's Kidney Pills Their Only

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You have seen a Bower nipped by

frost, fade and die in the Bush efita beauty. That is how women die when attacked by any of thediseaseé peculiar to their sex.

Woman’s burdens an woefully

heavy. Her sufferings are agoninng, Her patience _is grand. Disease prey# upon her. The light dies out of her eyes, her steps become slow and , dragg'in8°5 the loses desh; grows eallow, listlesa, droopa like a lower. Thenshdia. Herfamilylaleltto the cold mercy of the world. ~ “Mothers desi' wineapnsom

phrase. What audhringl have been l endured- before it 'wasp used. Why

ehguld wives, sisters Inlet so wal. Dodd’a Kidney' _Pills will uickly and thoro curl

l neverfail. 'l"|ieyglvahea1th,_|tr¢gt§

weeks with» li grippe

duties :ts usual.

Tiii; Gl;Aizoi.»t.\1 regrets ti say that

Messrs. Joseph §Cox. Alex. H. Allen and James M-_:Lead are suffering with la grippe. They sill expect hriwever to be all right before election day. In the. mean time their names are kept before the electors by their friends.

A telegram from the Warden of Dorchester Penitentiary to Sheriff Gaffney, Thursday evening, announces the death of James C-illicuf, a prisoner

ifrom Prince Co.. who was under sen-

tence for six years. hivirrg been tried at the Supreme Court here list June.

Ri-iv. Chants; McK.ii' of Kensington

will deliver his lecture -‘Wit and Satire as weapons of Moral Reform ” in the Public Hall at St. Eleanor’s on Monday evening next under the auspices of the Court of Foresters lately established there. A short programme will also be given, in which Mr. Robert Lamont isexpsctad to sing some of his favorite Scottish songs. _

As will be seen by an advertisement

in another column, Dr. Secord has moved into the otlice formerly occupied by the late Dr. Gillis. The doctor is well known here soc'ally and profess- ionally, and his return makes a valu- able acquisition to the citizenship as well as to the medical fraternity of . Summerside. Until joined by his if family in a few weeks, he will board at Hr. W. K. McKay’s, on Church Street, a few doors from his oillce, where he can be consulted at nights `

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A Generous Oler-

We are authorized to offer our. readers

prepaid, afree sample of a never fail- ing cure for caiarrh, bronchitisjrritable throat, influenza, and such throat and nasal diseases. There is no mystery about Catarrhozone, though its effect is magical. Ointment and washes can- ; not reach the diseased carts, and have ;thus proved useless. But Catarrhozone _is carried by air directly to the diseased , part and is like a breeze from the pine woods. Write for free sample to

N. C. Poison & Co., Kinvston.Ont.

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get it 0 :U 53 oc: CU Ei 30-I »"“‘ mc

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in United ‘States -and C nada.. Stamps for information or call at 'l‘R?Ie1¥g tt§i°v'$°<i’ti‘°st*6tv‘?tlF%i'tii.l“..°?"i§?3f2i

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Graduate ol Baltimore College in Dental Surgery.

Crown and Bridge Work a. gpm-

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All operations performed and work

done in the very latest up-to-date manner., Prices moderate., Satis- faction guaranteed. _ _ - i

Nova Scotia, in Merchants Bank Bn ldiug'-i

Paliie’s celery Gompouml H Will Make Them Strong and - Robust.

Boys and girl; who are ailing, weak

and frirls are extremely delicate and

health.

When you find yeuigdt ar ones nervous,

cross, irritable and weak; when they do not sleep well ;wl en they have headache, variable appetite, sallow skin. and sun- keneyes and skin troubles, be assured the blood is foul and thin, and nervous force is at a low ebb. Children with weik stomachs and weak organs of assimilation cannot thrive on their or- dinary daily diet. They are in need of a special nerve medicine, tonic and blood cleanser ' like Paine’s Celery Com- pound noted for its wonderful flesh build- ing and nerve bracing qualities. Paine’s Celery Compond. is the great and only true medicine for weak and frail bodies and unstrong nerves; it has no equal as a medicine for the young.

'In the past, grateful parents in every

part of our Dominion have gladly testified te the great work that ;Paine’s Celery Compound has done for their children.

-We strongly counsel mothers and

fathers to have their boys and girlsZuse Paine’s Celery Compond at once if, they are not showing signs of healthy adn natural growth. Paine’s Celery Com- pound is pleasant to the taste, free from

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CATTLE SHIPPERS LOSING..

lhuiux, February 20 -According

markets on the other side are in a very bad shape. Recent shipments to Glas-

and one lot ot cattle lost as much as $15 a head. The stormy weather has also been very bad for the cattle, and many of the ships arriving on the other

too. the weather has proved disastrous

been as large as 50 per cent

For Piles, Eczema, Salt Rheum, Pin

W d ll lr d D Ch e’

American Journal of Health Dr. Chase’s Catarrah Cure with blower included will cure insipient Catarrah in a few hours; Chronic Catarrah in one months treatment.

‘Dr Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are

the only combined Kidney-Liver Pills made and will positively cure all Kid- ney.Liver troubles.

QUEEN vic'i°oRtA's ~~JUB1LEi: _

Booir.” ‘

Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills help tired kidneys to do what thhy must do if you are to_be a healthy man orfwomon. '

g @ l='F-“I €£ : _ lerohalia’ Bank Bllldlngy

Summeralue, P. E. I.

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and addresses, is 18 inches thick, has* G leaves 2 by 3 feet and- weighs 68` _ pounds. ` ' '

Those Tired Kidneys. Y A , » A _ _ _ _ S;

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We* contribute our share 1

ofthe supper table _by _'supplying yt

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‘°‘“" ‘””‘°“1|l ltel are ellciie aiidtliiklyl H=T°°§.L1*_s-“DWG” “ ~ A1:

The Boy Gonoludod to Be a. Leader and Surprised His Father-

The boy had got into trouble, and the

dicates that you ha'ven’t any indepen- dence or individuality. I want you to

condition of the nervous system The are the mop 9 who Count In this world her child-

i. ai d sickly are suffering from n wreakened had and not to fo110W_ The yeadet-S. It takes

I1l*rVf'§. ll='S\1€S and 111930103 0; Clif ‘TOYS and I want you to be a leader. I nevei ‘ 53;:

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sensitive, and quickly disturbed by ill . lowed the other bow into n.0ub1e_»» went

tested the boy; “I led.”

gentleman.

-‘Why, you said you wanted me to be

a leader.” asserted the `boy.

deviltry E” . "Everything," answered the boy

crowd’s going to go and then travel _a little faster than anyone else in that di- rection.” -

U11 d8°S*°l'°“S l1&1'¢°\i°'- fmd ¢*U|\°¢ The old gentleman stopped in his balm the H105! deliclfe chili search for the cane he had intended to

use, and which the boy had carefully hidden. His eyes opened wide with as- ioni-inment,and he gasped once or twice before he was able to speak.

° ” more to

_ ‘ _ ‘ That boy, he said at last.

t° what 1°°al smppers. say’ .the cami’ himself than to anyone else, “is born to

go into politics ' and there’s no use try- ing to whale it out of him.”

gow particularly have- turned out badly, I »

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side report heavy losses. In the west. Awnmanls opinion

Y AND to the trade, and in some sections, -- A “ I

N especially in the States," the losses have S 0 _ . a

S"“°E° ' Alter An Experience ol d"f‘°

late Dr. Gillis. _ _ ‘e h k iEY.;”_`f‘.`?.”'“' ,.-__. _____;-_ D1' Chas” PNP-‘fafi°“S Have Merit- Twenty Years intl girl; _=-1,3" I .=,',,=;f~'~m. "f ~ 1 . A ~ brick lini

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- -- mended by Dr. M. Harlan, of the . ' g _y§ _ _ saver

- - , n mond Dyes Are Reliable and 4 ...es

Never-failing." ,,,,,,,,,,,,

I have used the Diamond Dyes for over twenty years and have never yet failed to get good results when I~ followed the

of cost. Diamond Dyestare reliable and ‘never failing. ‘ j MRS. D. N. MCGREGOR

,. _ _--' _C » ' e i _ Amberly, Ont,

Queen"V1ctoria’s °°Jnbi1eeBook',” the

volume containing the jubilee speeches _

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T110 WSU known carriage stallion,

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it with considerable -Jerity.

I ]ust followed tic other li vys ' h Hacvzshw

pleaded "and did what they did.” ° g

0‘d entleman had lal<~ ii him tt, tlsk for

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“Thatls worse than no exons-if at all.” Sym'

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returned the old gentleman. ‘-That ie- "

want to hear again that you have ful M1365”

The boy promised that he would fol- gladly gives

low this advice. and results showed that of Canadiar he lived up to his promise. ' When _he 3° ms ld was next before his father for getting m°“ ° into trouble his face waswreathed with may dm no 3mi|°3° ' nothmgbut V °°It’s all right this time,” he said. Hythgngy

_' "All right this time !’_’ exclaimed the mm, till I é

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old gentleman Why, it’s worse than ` Syrup ever According to the complaints com 3301159 _ing in from the neighbors you _have been ‘2,°“"°

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up te more mischief in the last two days umggxu than ever before! 'B it 5 so “But I dind’t follow anybody,” pro- as

“Worse and worse,” returned the' old

“What has that to do with all this

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that I know ot.” v DIRE

‘ And what is that 9” BURNE-

“There ain’t but one way to be a leader

s ' _ _ I “Wliy, to size .up which way the COAL.

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i ' Ointment isapositive cure It is recom- MPS MCGPC UI' $3. I “Dia AVC?

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directions. I would not use other makes

.of dyes even if they were given me|free 1

iiiis ciiiiiii iiiii. E- I

.. Lgggi and general anaeetheticsmt;

~ = = `made._Dentistry Painless. All-w I ~ ' _ . ,

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