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Doctor Baya Ordinary Nuxated Iron* Wllli Mako Norvouc Rundown Peo-

ple 100 p.c. Stronger in Two _

Wcok’| Timo in Many

Carol. ~

NEW. YORK, N. Y_- “One Kiance

is enough to tell which people have iron Ili their blood." said Dr. E. Sauer. a Bc-ston physician who tins studied widely both in this country and in Great European medical insti~ tutiolis, in a recent discourse. They are the ones that do and dare. The nthers are in the worrying class. Sleepless nights spent worrying over supposed ailments, colitaiii, dosing with habit. foiiiiing drugs and narcot- ics for ncrvolis weakness, stonizicii. liver or kidney disease and unless zit- templs to brace up with strong cr.-ffee or olller stimuiaiits are what keep them suffering and vaiiiiy longing to

owe it to yourself to make the follow- iiig test; See how long you coli work or how far _von can walk wi.houg be coming tired. .\'ext take two tive Kfllill tablets or ordinary nuxated iron three times per day after meals for two weeks. Then 'test your strength again and see for yourself how much you have gained. There is nofiiing like good old iron to put color in your cheeks and sound, healthy flesh on _vollr bones. llut yc-il must take iron iii 11 fornl tiint eau he easily absorbed and nssiiiiiiated like iiuxuted iron if you wnm if to do you ally good, other- wise it mziy prr.-'.'e worse than useless.

NOTE-Nuxnted Iron, recommended

shove by Ilr: E. Salim". is one of the newer organic li'oli coin|iouiills.l`niikG the older inorganic iroii pi‘o-

lcd docs not injure the teeth. mllated, does not injure the teeth make them black, nor upset the sto mach' on the “ontrary it is a most po-

be sirolig. Their real trouble is luck of iron iii the blood. \V'itiil’.-nt iron the blood has no powcl- to change t`ood in-l to living tissues and tlierei’ore.iiotiiing you eil does you any good; _von doli't Het the streiigtil out of il. ’i‘he mo-| ment iron is supplied the multitude of dangerous syiiiplr.-ms disappcur. If have seen dozens qt' nervous. run-t down people who were ailing ull ihc timo, double and even triple theirl strength and endurance and eiiti'iely| get rid of very sign ot' dyspepsiii, iivcri and otiicr troubles iii t'l'oul ten to; fourtecli days' time sinipiy by taking li'oii in the propel' t'oi'lll_. And this, nf- ter tllr-_v had iii sonic cuscs hccn doc- toring for nioilths witilollt lilly Ilene-

ril, I ii’ you :tru ilot slrl.-ng or wt-il you

' tent remedy, in nearly all forms of in- digestion, as well as for nervous, ruli- down conditions. 'I‘-he manufacturers have such great confidence in Nails- ted iron that they offer to forfeit $100. 00 to any charitable institution if they cannot take any man or woman under 00 wllo lacks iron and increase their strength 100 per cent. or over in four weeks time, provided they have no serious organic trouble. They also offer to refund your money if it does lint. at least double your strength and endurance in ten days time ltl is dis-pclisml in this city by Geo. E. llughes, Apotllecories 'Ilall; E. A. I-‘o_~<€cr. (‘enti'al Driigetore; H. J. .\iahon, Niolltugnc. and nil good dl‘ng~_

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WHY PAY FOR THE PURE BRED STALLION?

iii reply to the question, “\\'ily pay

for tho Purc Bred Stallion?" tillulllllc lst issue of the Ottawa \'uilc_\~ .iourii- ai shows u prolilc piciurc of Iwo gcid ings l'l‘om the .~.'nliir tilurc. tliic hor u- wos coil-lill»»ruiii_v ~~liiilli|l' than lilo

other. 'i‘hc sliltlilr-r iiol-so in tivo _\'H1\I‘H|

old, lilo liii'g< l' four years oill.

The snizlilcl' was sircll by il iiioligl'ci

slnilloii and thc lilrgcl‘ by a i‘cgi.~itcl'c<| .~tulllon. 'Fliey wcro soil at lI\l\>l|t' auction. tho >.inuiicl' bringing $112, tht-

l,i|`Y,,\]:gIxi,l3sl-cx:,l‘;,nfi{e£]N.; believe his statement with iiefaremye lililerecorli set iii liislsilclches of get- t

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lm, in UH, 0,-,__mm__,_,_ The Owner ,law an l‘.Ila_se.s l\l_dii_ey-I.ivei pills to t;ng a laugh fifitifl _c-:eiy_tiliilg__:l\nt _ il pnrc-bi~cd stallion exclusively iiow~ 0 hue um curled' l_\l' Wur tio is oil oi its _ ill-ipct oil. _

It l'a'v"" pill a dose. 2541 u box, 5 for $1.00, at deep in tile trench wlicrg he must

_ B -1, all dealers, ol' Ed-manaon, Bates &~(lo. iivo, ho thinks it’s funily. li’ a shell _ .

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""'"W_ " I-imlloll. Toronto. iillrsts right liesillo him, hc rein-arks

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._ HLIGHTED ROMANCE illlffl.'li°'l'§f`e.il2ll°ffl"211;..-..§.? ..'.`~'“<'.l..".': The Always BUSY St0l'€ I:

---- mon p soncl' or so em < rcilch __,]_____,__“__i I

//'° F _\§\~{/` /hc*

_Cars to hire at all hou

Agents for

in the country, ut lho minimum of tires, etc.

CALL AND

Automobile Service

The Fold ill as easy to opera to ns n kitchen range, no know-

ledge of luociinlilcal lluilllia is licccssnry. liicxpcilsive to operate, A woman can cali nrolliid town ull afternoon or take ll 25iiiiie spin

GIVE YOUR WIFE ONE .

Grant &Kennedy .

I 85 Queen Si,

Chziriottetown P. E. I. .

Phone 683

rs at reasonabiefrates. f

Ford Cars _

cost for gasoline, oil, Weill' on

SEE THEM

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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAV 2ll\,1917.

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME

Trains outward-itend down

Dail Daily Daily Exgliu Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun.

I"'_M. l’.M. A.M. 4.00 12.15 0 Dep. (‘harIottcto 5.20 1.48 liunier 6.05 2.50 ldliloralli 6.50 3.30 Kensiii

__;l.20 4.10 .05 Arr. Summer IKM. 12.20 flop. Slimmer 2.10 Port 3.57 ()'l.e 5.07 Alltel'

11.55 0.05 Arr. 'Fign

Mon. Wed Tues. Thllr. & Tiles. 1 Sat

7 |50 8 40

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5' && Q5:

l.50 9.43

10,37 11.18

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5 ‘J 45 Flop Emerald

10 35 10 20 Ari ('llpe 'l`ruve

Daily Ex Bun

7. 0 liep. Charlotte 8.50 Mt. Stew 9.2 Mor 9. 7 Bt. Pet

1. 0 4'.i 4.57 5.17 0.20

. Fri. & Sat. & Sat. P.M. .M. 1’. . . . . . ' - 9.1 . . . . . . . .I 7.- . .;f_ _...Q1 __ _ _ _ I’:_;: -___'._

_ . Ex. _ _

P.“. A.M. A.lVl. I’.M. » 2 0

I0 5 4 30

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'l"lf_ains Inward-Read up. Daily Daily Daily Daily

Ex.Suii. Ex.Sun. Ex_S\in. Ex-Sun

A.M. i'.M. 1’.M. A.M.

wn Arr. 11.55 11.10 10.20 llivcr 10.46 10,10 8.50 .lci. 10.0!! 9.40 7.40 7.45

giorl 9.217 9.10 0.50 sitio Dept. 9.10 8.45 6.10

8.50 5.35 7.54 11.56 7.05 2.311

lon 0,19 1.17 lsll Dcpt. 545 12.15

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Tiles.

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Jct Arr ‘i 'I5 '15 iso llo 9 00 6 45

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Ex Sim.

Sun

town Arr. 10.00 0.10 llrt, il. 0 _ ell 8.!! '$.35 ers ll. _

11.30 Arr. Sr/urls Dep. _ _

P.M. 7.85

, P.M. A.M.

4.80. 9.05 Dep. 5.10 10.15 5.40 10.65 8.15 11.35 Arr.

sat. null,

only icx.sat_

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PM. P_M. 3.10 3.10 Dep. Charlotte

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(‘.ardi Monta

(leorget

4.26 4.65 Vernon River 8.27

, 5.55. 7.06 Arr. Murray Har All tralncanlua otherwise mark

Mt. Stewart Arr. 8.50

A.M. _ver-_5_~° ~

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-N_Njl:": hmm# ¢c~.a.¢-3

San 7.52 gue 7.28 _ own Dep. 0.50

Daily Sat. Ex.Snt. Only &Sun. A.M.

town Arr. 10.10

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A.M. 9.45 8.31.

hor Dop. 6.30 '1.00 ed, run rlaily, Sunday Excoptod.

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You-Can Tell T_h_e People Who. Clergyman . __ _ _ __ _ _ $1 O0

Have I ron in Their Blood _ llls llocovere _ A A D ° _

---Strong, Healthy. Vigorous Folks wa;__,,_,:_A=_L____E_,____:_,,,__,_,__:T_ Day- _ - Day

. COURAGED BY CONTINUED

ILL-HEALTH

lllir-.t,~; it is easily assimila-'

time I obtained relief. I continued

that I am persoiiailv acqliliiiitell wltil Rev George Alton of Galiaoulie, alid

"ily the way." said the mall who

limi stopped :it the farm house lo \vu- tel' his horse; "tlfiocil years ugo ai poor boy clinic this wily aild you took hiiil iii." ' `

“Yes " querietl the i’urnler. sonic-

what surprised.

“Yon were kind to him," wont on

the stranger, “You fed him, gave iliiii words of elicollragement ulid an old suit of clothes, pill iiuit’ ii crowii ill ills pocket, and sent him on his way iejoicing. He told you at the tilin- thtit _vnu never would regret your kindness. .\m I right?"

"Yes, you are.” replied the fliriiier. "I-ie said that if he propspereti lir-

wolild see that you novel had occasion to regret your kindness to a poor. struggling lad."

“Gro.cious!” exclliinied the t'zirmer's

ivifei,--excite'.\lyv~ -“_lt_ sounds almost like a fairy tale, lIoii’t it?" Why. you must have seen him!"

"I liavc," said the e't,i'aiigel‘. “And

he sent il' liiesasge to you."

“What is' it'." they both asked. ex

poctalitiy,

"llc, told me to tell you that lip is

still poolx’

As thc- stranger drove iiwliy tho

former welll out and kicked thc pump viciousiy, while his wife threw a roll- ing pill nt the chickens. ,

HOTTEST PLACE ON EARTH

The hottest region on ont-th is said

to be along the Persian (luif, wherr little or no rain falls. At Bahreln the arid shore has no fresh water. yet a comparatively numerous- population contrivcs to live there. thi-inks to the copious springs which break forth fiom the bottom of tile sea. The fresh water is got by diving, we are told by thc Book oi’ Wonders. The diver, sit- ting iii his boat, winds zi great goal. rkin hill: around his left arm: _thc hxtnli grasping its nioutlif then he tnkos ill his right hand a lietivy stone to which is attnciied :i strong limi and thus equipped he plunges ln, and quickly reaciies the bottom. Instant- ly opening the hug over the strong jit ot' fresh water, he spniiigo up the ascelidiiig current, lit the slime time closing the hall, and is helped alionrd. The stone is then hauled up, and the diver, after taking breath, plunges lil again 'i‘lin source of the copious submarine springs -is thought, to he the green hills of (lsnian. some 500 or 600 miles distant.

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llrug ---I Alcoholic

Addictions

Treated Exclusively

Our facilities for caring for

this clan of patient; ar; pn. curpaatcd. This oanitarium ic conducted along hlghgl-sus ethical iinoc.

Time required: Alcoholism,

8-7 dayn; Drug addiction, 10-20 days. No suffering. Charges realonablc.

write for booklet and infor-

mation.

Doctor Ind nurna In attcn.

dlllco.

Tlie Gallia institute Lui.

ESTABLISHED 1000 40 Crown Btroot, St. John, N. B. 'Phono Main 1606

_ Railway Fare Paid. 918-6-9MwedSattf. . _

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l ' l Captain Bruce Bairnsfather has be -

Cananoque, Ont., June 27.-,coma u writer. The English office-r

manv .friends or Rev- George Alton whose sketches or lite -at the from ,are pleased to learn of his recovery have made Engmng gmke with laugh. 299" ll |0118 P01405 0| U|'h°i\l’~h f|'0m ter has ilow blossomed forth as the

biliousness, stomach troubles and author of R book canning gagmsfu. S \ E H _ 5855"” Ahlfadashgsi h tlicl sketche-_-l, plenty of them. are ' .

r. on a e o - _

____ _ d ._ :nc 2119 bmi! tg“‘__;`b_ sandwiched in between the 110508.11111 _ . - _ _ _ k

fl ‘"°“’“¥° 0"’ 9 ““ Y th f 1 l til t h l roi

t_ain relief, and thought he would Bu0h,ns£;E!he;em1?a:E_an3 _ufgie om-e e we ° mm the mmmry' when mr' thousands upon thousands of them ill ' '

. _ - _ _, . _ _ -

use 1-le tells the pnrtlculals of his 0° an mu t _ t _ t.

césé ,H this imeresting ]e'_ter_ _ ` dual clipaci_t_y not merely as the nial_i_ S ay’

new George An0n_ Gananoqum OHL who diew Friigiiients fiom Fraiice. wma,” --| had been Mm-er|,,g from talitain Bruce Baiinsilaiilei- is the

~ . - - - t soldier with th smile that won’t

biiit-ns attacks toi tour _ears. I was 8 l . B . D

very wcak, had headliclles, and my "0"\*-` UW- H9 is I0 me f“""Y Fld” of A, ‘

Ifstgmggh was so had that 1 couprthis war what Ruetiiaker is to the '

hardly ent anything without being|ll'lIl-ll<‘. MUTE U18" |W0 y@f1fS SEO il* ~ 9 ' °

iimubleti my it. i ima tried many cur- iisslm lirawing sketches on the wtliic Here S (I ShO1't h8f Of the ffltllly O el'lng3

es. herbs, pills and salts, and was uii~ of a ruined farmhouse in Flanders -

der the doctor‘s care for some time, where he- wus qliartcrell. Those sket- _ _ _ but instead of getting better I seem- ciies niadc his comrades shout wiiii Ladies’ 'Dust Coats _ _ ______$1_00 |_`I-H-nnled Hats __

ed to get weaker. 1 was unable to ful- j . Fcllo oth :ei :I mored for more. . . - illl nil a ciiitnients oil Sabbath and Cgeliierals `llei.'i1ellHt(oureqiiest “origin WIHLC DI`e5S Sl(ll'tS . UI`lIII'1lTllTl€‘(I“......... . .-..--»-.-_

, ,' pp- _ ,_ _ , - had to secure help. I used to take als," Fillally, it occurred to Bliiriis- Child!-en’S DI-csses________________________1_00 Lad1eS'H3Udb8gS..---»- - - - -

gill. lil§"fl.>§."'l.lf§$lll,"f"l.lll°'.llm0§{ _',.‘,‘,'f{‘;§, §,']."§,,.,ff” Q‘,§‘,",'f_"§,,‘,f}f,,,f,‘{,,;",‘;.",,‘; Ladies’ Shirt Waists............. ........1.00 7 yd_s 31 in. Washable Print_Cotton give" “P “ii "OW 8"" my Wife wr' f-hose The nysmmler or 1.nn<ion as c 3 prs. Black Silk Boot Hose...._...,-..l.(ll1._I.adtei.l.Lmb13_2l|21S. L01!!! _l1<Ti_I_ll@t~--~

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i_f0l(t_l_l[_i n_<;t _lv;_e)t_kb;t_tl€_i;ew_f_i___\:'_<;l_i_§l slliiuble l1e|~lodical~l'or ills work _and 7 yards Washable C!-epe______ 36 in, as 3 le . ...--....

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;f;»w5,y;;» ,fn looking 13-- -B-it §f_.‘Z.‘...i.§..Z..”‘.‘.§f.§5‘.... l.’i{’..”.`.‘li.°,.'.i._"s.$L 2 pairs corsets....._..__.__.._...._... 1.00 36 ~ Black i>a-fierce silk.. M ‘g‘- '~S‘“" D" "‘“” “ ‘”"‘"." *"0" it lr" l>\\'>“S'1@“ ~<'f>"“>‘ “mi S"‘"' 4 Kitchen Aprons Ladies' Middle Blouses _ . "Bement m ll' and mud h°w DI' cs of Iiairnsfatiie-i' sketches and' its - » - - - - -

c_;......i_. i<l.i.l§y-i.i.@.- l=lii..__i_-.ai flop. S,,,,SC,_,,,e,., ‘,,,,,e ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,,,.,,,,,,,,_ 4 yards Awning Stripe Skirting .... ...1.00 2 1-2_yds Towellng 56 in ..

fum? ;e:._‘_s0‘fv__f°d ¥v0er;iv;r°¢‘:_e_fél fill; olri_.~;l_y__li_li_ll l_i__ni_\iEl_c_;1_l__co_i_i_i_c_il__v_ 5 U VVltlt€Il'l(l1al'l Head SI.ll[IIIg...I..00 2 _Cl'lll(ll'C_l1':S l)l'QSS€_S...... _ .. a tl-mi. unc i_musa my out in a snort §’_,,he,_ ,_am,_.. _'md pmpk, __§,,,, ,{,_,,,,,,, 6' “ 36 inch Grey Ciiambray..... .1.00 Misses Vi hite Mlcldles... __

I tact s lid looiiiv cvcs lirc

tunuteiv he read about Dr. (.‘hase‘s

‘ this countrv as well as.across thc

Kidnev Liver Pills and began tlieil 6 * __ mink of _heh mol in __

Dr Chase'-i KidlievLiver Pills, onelit llc lllids rnili watei several icct

nuni's Sons, New York) and in it. pages the liiitllol' keeps up lilc rcnmril-

ri I li will ‘F cure or llclgiali farmer or tin of bccf or ruined t'uriilliouse, it is_u ill snbjcct

tlicr. llc grills at you out oi' his parli- gl-.lplis just as hc docs out oi’ his up- roarious sketclies that illlvc lilndp iilni rl celebrity. The last pages of his book tell how n shell bllrsl ll fcw loot t'roin him, giving him ll had case ot' shell-f~i\0t‘k. Ile wrote tllosr; pages iii quite a serious vain, lint you suspect he did so because ltr- fcit tiint traili- tion requiled serioilsness; you for-I sltrc. somehow, that Bairiislhtiier has lllibhctl that shell "Alf" or "Bert" and thought up li perfectly killing picturr in-connectioii with its rude assault upon ilini.

'Part ot' the adventures ol' which

llaii'ilsfather tells befell hinl close to the now' hIstoNE' rld'Ee"5i"=.\1iessiiicL-l. just cnpturrxi by the British from the (ici-mails. When tho :irtist-writer was in that part of th.. world, thc Gorill- ulis occllpicll the top ot' the i'illgli-- they were “uber alles.” lic tibserves- wlilcii lntido it most convcillcnt wiieli- cvcl' they wlsiicd lo dniilp silciis into the ilriiisli treiichr-s.

'Fila pages of thc t‘aptliill’s hook

bristic with iitililorolis toucllcs. Alter doscrihiilg a silccessiou ot' rainy days he lots down this parcntlietielil nolc: “Wlienever I don’t state tho climatic f~olil`.'itiolis, reall ‘roiliing."’ One oi' the trenclies in which he was station- ed used to get so cold that he and his comrades nciuailv used their liiscliil

ing more important than zliliiyliig h~ ;i- gel:

One. day llnirnsfatlier wuiiderell nb-

otit amid the ruins ol' .l. ciiutelir. ilu- wcll-kcpt lilwns oi' wlilcll werc “cor crew? with articles lvhicli wotlil hnvc hron lunch holler icfl lil tliclr proper pilicc-s." Aniollg lileso was il “ilnlf slnluc of liililcrvli or Venii'= wrlippcll in tlirce-l|l|ui'l¢-l-s o|` n stair-ciii-pct in the niilllile ofoilli ol' the gl‘cciiiiousc:=." The inside ot` thc- ciililcfiu was cvcii worse. bel-;iii.=c “tha ilnstuirs rooms were coitipctillu wil ' thc groilnd iioor ones as to wlilcli .loulli get into tile cellars first."

Alter scvoiuil mouthic ol' \vuier-:tonic

SGT. DUNCAN MACNFII.

of the Canadians caya Dr. Cacsell'a Tablets Cured his

I.. Dyspcpaia Completely.

Sergeant Duncan MncNeiil. of the

Canadian Expeditionary Force, writ- ing from Europe this home address is 116, Pieusziiit street, llaiifux. N. S.,) says: "For six years I suffered from frequent attacks of dyspepsia, often being in bed for days at lx lime. When tho war broke olit. I joined the Expe- ditionary Force and came to England. I had no; been long there, however. when my old trouble returned and I had to go to hospital.While in hospital s friend told me of Dr. Casseli’s Tab- lets, and I decided to try them. The first box brought such pronounced re- lief that I continued the treatment. to make a long story short, a com-plete cure was effected."

A fre, sample ol Dr. Cancil'| Tah-

lotc will be lent to you on receipt 01 6 conta for mailing and packing. Ad -dren: Harold E. Ritchie G 6°.. Ltd., 10, M'Clul'at. Toronto.

Dr. (‘/as|cil'c Tablets are the sur-

est home remedy for Dyspppsio. Kid- ney 'l‘r`oubic, Slecpiessness, Anaemia, Nervous Ailments. Nerve Paralysis, Paipitation, and Weakness in Child- ren. Specially valuable for nursing mothers and during tile critical pori- ods of -life. Sold by dl‘\lg3lltl ‘ and ctorekeepcrc throughout Canada. Prices: One tube, 50 cents; six tubes for the price of five. Beware of imita- tlons said to contain iiypophosphites Tha composition of Dr Casseii's Tab

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takin ll ii f -, il »- l l _‘"1 '“"“_-*Q _ie _“ 1* - ' _ f _ _ am nI»1l>P1<I» i~Z;umw lilly A22.-ifow .l <="i'i"““ "“""‘“'““‘“"` '"““' ""“ ‘"7 2 pairs Ladies’ Knitted Drawers, 2 Undervests all for.... _ _ _ ..

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vrrv PPQPFFPFFP. sees seeeesesse

od pl-.ili'idlicrl lilo Iillii‘n.~=l‘iitilcr got icilvc lo visit iionlc_ lit' iiivcs at iiifiii i<lc:l ol' what “lciivc" lnculis to thc mu" ,H ||pl l'roni; thc. joy lhlll enil'r,cl2 tilrongll llilii lit the illougill ot' I.olillon .ind his folks lit llolile .~ti|ilpl_v iclllifi out of his pzigcs, nliil till* Ilairllsl'.'\Iilc;' humor jlllnps up several liotclics lroni .~:ilcci' exllherlllicc. ilo lakes il iittic liillg at tho cciisor by cnrci'\iily rc- i`i.iiliilig i'r0ln liiclltiolling thc silliioii i`ronl which he sci out t'or ilonic. "iln\'~ lilg ilo wish to get that station into trouble. iior illysc|i` clllicr,"' hc oh- scrves, “I will call it (‘i'czii|lc dc Mci\_tilc`," lt iiitlsi lm n lllost illfuv- orcd station, for thc Uilptilill lltiflfr- “lt is only liccallsc l :ini trying to sl li thc stallion lnn~l'tl-i' .l copy of tliiz. bool; that I cull thc piur-c4li stlllioii nt nil." And he ilonciinilllltiy iosucs Ihiv :it i<‘rct\ch rl|ilwil_\':.:

\'oil rnli`t lilies ililinl: in I-`|':llll-1-;

tllclw-'il loo mln-ir inul'l:ill illiowcll nil tho Ilnil- inhic. 'i`hc i0.ii’» ll-.lvcs nl

sillcs, it' _roll will iiliss your irllin _roll could allways catch ii up nholil lwll iicids aiwily. so lilci'c`s ltotliiiig to wor- ry xilioul.

After ai hricf seven days oi` glol'ioli>=

idling. thc iililliorous t‘nptoiii ligiiin

11.310. till, 11.45 nl 2_’,2tl, and so on; hc-l

foulili iliii|~‘cil` ill liltlllfly i~`lilildcr.-l, wiiicil iiispircd iiinl io thi.: vivid tics- criplloli of how it solliicr pl-is to looil :lt lhinl;-l all lilc flonl:

illstl-llll ut' lil-riviilg u si-lisc ol' |><-:tl-c

:lull ifcl-4 nity i'|'olii picitliw-sllilc coulltrv l':lrlns, old lrcosl, scltiilgs stills, and siiigim: birds. ilcro wail this wi'r~it-iicll will' llusilicss llllrliing' up thc whole tiling. A i'nriii was li plncl- \\'i\c|'c you cxpccicd ii. siicil tlirougli tllr wail :lily liiinntc; n li-cc, was the soil oi' tiling the glinilcrs look to range oil; it sun- iaci indicnil-li 11 l|llniliit_\~ ol’ iight ill which il wus lliisnt'»~ to wllik nllronll.

.’\l'ic|‘ ll wliiio llc got zlnotiicr r<-si,

:it li filrni sonic wily hill-it ol' tllc lrciicllcs, where lic hull ai gr(-ni fiiilc skc|ci\ilil'_ cvcrytiliilg ililll cvcl'yhoil_v. 'i`llr- old curl; oi` llii' villalgi- olijl-cl:-ll to ill|irl\,»'l'niilcl' iillll his coiilrzuics, :ind tin. 1':-lplflin l'ctiinl'il.~a1

i iliinl: hc got this outlook i`l‘1_»ni lila-

rutllcr p;iinl'\li l~xpci'il-in-cr: wilcli thc ilcrlnnll: wcrc in iilc sztinc vllinvc. lrior io lit-lily.; lirivcn noriil. ’|`ilc\ ll:u`.

I him iocltcli np iii his owii ccliur for-

i'ol|l‘ or ilvc ti:l_\':~t. nflcr rclnorlllg |li»= hcst \\'i|lc, \\'hlcli liicy lirnilil llpsinirs 'i‘i\is sort oi' tiling, doos icnll to\\'ni‘d giving ooo il hittcr outlook.

.~\lill hc took il lluniorous l-evclluc.

on tlltit curc. 'l`lic old pri(-_-ii wni‘licd

for ti iallgll. ...aan-an _

1’f_=<~;; Bairnsfatlier is still l1nii'nsl‘:l- _ _ _ .

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the girls ol' the village ngnlilsi thc :iolliicl-~< <|lli|c lliillcl-<_\ssul‘il_\', Ijpirns. illiili-l' ill'-dict ._\' icninrils-~so he retai- il||~-ll bv l||'.'|w|il|; li piclllroot' the ven- clxlillc iniln, with li r,‘ii'l on cncll linac, sin 'inc "'I`|i<~ .stlliicl-.~l :ire going, iilil‘- rail! lll|rni':iil!" lo the tlliio ot’ "The (‘.'ilipiic.l.\ .-\r,- t‘u|liilig."

Heoll :lllcr lllnl thc gelilui nuliior of

"|<`i‘:l_u|lil-:li.- l'l'oiii i"rnncu" got iinllly silililcii up by ai slicil. Ile closes his iwoll iillls:

“iuniircc days I was tukoli buck in

i<iii.':iililli alt ai l.ondoll ilospiiiil, -cl i'i':lgtil»-lit t'l‘onl I~`rullcc."'

I was cnrcd ol' ilrtinchiliil lilid As-

iiiiiln ily Mil\'Al(li‘S l.iNll\lFlNT

iiiilirl. A, l.lVlN(lSTONFi

l.llt 5, l’. li. l.

I wnfi cllrcd or ll e=.r-’vct‘o uttnclt oi’

Ililclllilnlisill ily i\i|N.-\ill)’t\i l.lNl- I\il~iN’i‘.

hililloill- lilly, JOHN IIIAIIEIK.

l was cuicll oi' n sr-vcrciy sprained

lrr. hy MIN.-\illi‘S IJNIMIENT.

.l(lSllll,\ A. \\’YN_A(‘ll’l‘.

ilridgc\\'nici'.

Province.

Day

Solo Prpprictoro. Dr. Coa|oIi'a Co.,

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l'0l‘ l`9f'illTig lllG lll'0. kehllllig \\'al‘m l`~‘~ Fil' * li '_' - `

Dollar ay at the lslanll’ s l..E-ADI G TORE

S. A. lVlcDONAl.D’S, Iliurstlay, June 28tli

_ A great clearing out of odd sizes and broken lines. These goods will be cleared out regardless of cos_t or present day values. One of the biggest shopping events in the history of this store and

We will not attempt to numerate the many

bargams offered, as this newspaper is not large enouqh to print them all. It will surely pay you to take a day Off. Mortgage the farm if nec- cessary, but come to S. A. McDonald’s on Dollar

We can clothe everyone of the family with

everything except boots. Doors will be open at 9 o clock. A staff of clerks will be here to receive you. Terms for the Day are: CASH : CASH ;

l CASH :---and owinglto the low clearing prices.

very little cash will do.

lots ill known only to the proprietors . A. and no imitation can everr~be the same. 1229_6_26M_E3__ _

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