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St. Boniface de Sliawinignn, Feb. 3rd. 1914.

“It isa pleasure to me to inforni you that after having suffered from

Chronic Constipation for 2% years, I iinve been cured by the use of “Fruit-n- tives". Wliilc I was ii student nt Iiertliier College, I became so ill that I was forced to leave College. Severe pains :icross the intestines continually tortured nie and it caiue to n point when I could not stoop down iit all. At times, I used to be for tliree or four days without fi single motion of the bowels, and I became so sick that my digestion becninc paralyzed. Sonic one advised me to take “Fruit-a-tives” and :it once noticed n great iniproveineut. After I lind taken four or five boxes, I realized tliatl was completely cured".

MAGLOIRE PAQUIN

Many famous physicians have stated that fully 50 f.-Zi of the cases of Kidney

Trouble, Pniii In The Back, Iiidigestion, Sour Stomach, Appeiidicitis, Nervous- ness, Headaches, Typlioid Fever, Rlieiiniatisni and Neuralgin, are found in people who habitually suffer from Chronic Constipzitioii, Surely, you must realize the danger of Constipation “Fruit-a-tives" nets directly on the Liver; stimulates this organ to reviewed vigor; enables the Liver to ;.'_i\-e up suiiiciciit bile to move the bowels and iiisnres the bowels iiiizriiig rcggiiliiily and iiatuiizlly every day. "Fruit-ii-tives” will positively' cure i-vt-ry c-.ine of Coiistipzition, no matter how severe it may lie.

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dent of the Maritime Province divi- sion, and Mr. J. O. Keating, ol thef Moncton Times who was elected .L director. - V

THF; CAT CAME BACK.- A re-

spectable cnt of no particular pedi- gree and with no special claims to dlatinctiori had, ci comfortable liomo _ivith u. good iiimily on Prince street. The other day, after n ianzily con- iiiiltntioi- in which the cnt took no direct pin-r, it was decided that the niiinul'si services could be dispensed with mid o.hoine was found for bei' iiitli iiiciide in Milton, some seven iidies out. of town. Accordingly Pussy wiiv sent to her new home ss- curely ilono up in n nent box and bnriic by the family carriage. Next iiuorniiig shi- was found, soniewiiat 4-xhniietcd, at the door oi her form- er lion.-e on Prince street. By what iiiatiiict; geog,‘ruphicnl or a.strononii- cnl loi-c, or “black nrt" sho found ber wny linck over roads whose in- tricacies have puzzled many travel- lers, ia iz question which -might well engage the iitteiition oi the scien- tists now in session here.

ABNEY.--Mr. and Mrs. Joseph llooiier, of Lynn, Mass., who have been visiting friends and relatives in Abiiey. have left for their home.-- Qiiite a number of the young ladies of Abiiey who, during the spring months, were employed with W; F. Louis and Co., across the Straits, have arrived nt their homes.-M‘r_ Austin Bell, the Road Master, has the roads in excellent shape, and iiiucli credit is due him for the -nice iiiiooth surface the roads have alter the iieu' work on them.-The semi-nniiiinl examination' oi Ab- iwy School was held on the f_hii~tlr»tli day or Juno. The pupils were oxuinined in several subjects, by their teacher, and the prompt nii~ sworn iriven to the questions naked them, goes to show the grand know- ledge they have of the work per~ torn-_ed by tlieui dui-ing the past hall vi~_ni', thi-ougli the careful training if their instructor,

WEDNESDAY.

AU'l‘(l 'I‘RTP.--A number of local 'iiotoriats intend leaving for :i motor tiii- to Halifax on Monday next.. they will take their cars across with them und motor through to i~lcotii1'n mpitni. Several of the party are toiiig to attend the convention of thu Kriizlits of l’ytliins tlirit is to llc ‘ii-_ld there. Tliose who, it is known it presriit., are to make the trip nrt-_ VIr_ ll, Roy I-lolmiin, Mr. W. H. 'lrant., Mr. W. B, l‘ro'.vse_and Mr. fi. \_ Mclioiiulil, encli with hifi own cur. "'lie_v will hc preceded by Mr. (lcoi‘izr~. "rouse, who, with n party, will ‘ross on Saturday and also motor ‘-i I~liil!in.\ in his cnr.

DRI VER 'l‘HROWN~Mr McD0niild

'lent in Cliiirlottetowzi yesterday nf r_ui'n0on. He was driving a double tenni, tlic vehicle being ri light ivng

vehicle broke in front, the horiieii broke into ii gallop und thc driver, leaning to one side to see what wus wrong, was thrown froin the wng» ron, and becoming entangled in the "sins, was dragged along behind the riaggon and the galloping horses for ‘i considerable distance before the eiiiimais, dnshing with the wnggoii :iif,'.iiiis*, the purnpet, were brought to ii standstill. Mr. McDoiiali}’s *lathes were hn'dly- torn; liia hands and face were bruised, and he sus- tained ii severe scalp li1nerat.ion_ The :vaggiin was brought up nt tho cor- ner near the First lllothorlist (lliiircii, ‘ind Dr. Ledwell_ who lives closeby, “uma to Mr. McDonnld’n nid.

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Parsons iiutlering from cntnrrliiil

deafness and head noises will be glad to know that this distressing iiillic- tion can he aiiccéaninlly treated nt home by an internal medicine that =n many instances iins etlccted a. :om- Dletci cure after all else hiia inilsd. Slufierers who could scarcely licnr n

restored to nach nn extent that thi- tick of n watch was plainly audible seven or eight. inches nwny irom either ear. V

’I‘hereioro, if you know someone

who ia troubled with ht-nd noises or cntsrrh. or cnturrhnl deafneaii. nut out. this fnrmiilninnd hand tn them and you will have been thc menus of saving some poor niiflerer perhaps from total deafness. 'I‘lie prescrib- tlon can be prepared at home and iii made na follows: Seiiiira from your driiggint. 1 oz.

Pnrmint (Double Strength). / about l5c. worth. Take this homo, iiiid add to it Q pint of hot winter and 4 on. ,»oi’ moist or granulated augur: stir until dissolved. Taka one tabla- spoonful times n day.

The promptly endii tha

moot head noises. dull- neln, etc., whilii the hmrliis as the en- tllm In tonic act- ion oi at smell and muiutl back ot the throat are that show the proiioncc P0l- eon. and which are overcome by this ehloncioiiii ninety per cent.

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TUEBDAY_ I I _\"uw oizi>HAN`_fiGE_-oii next siiii-

dsy, Jnly"19th at 4 o'clock p ni

St. Vinceiijqds Paul (Jrpliniinigo will take Place. _Tho ceromoiiy oi Solemn _blessing will hc iJcrt`orined. by His Lordship Bishop O'I.cni-y. The scr-

(lotton, who was elected Vice-Presb 'mon for the occasion will be preach-

ed by Rev, Dr. Mel/lillnn oi ‘Oni‘digun. All are invited to he present.

ElllV\’Alil§.- The closing e?zrcisca

of Emyvulc school were lie ii on llioiiday afternoon, _ Juno 29th, i-t 1 u'¢1,_);,;; 1.. m. liotivitliatuiiiliiig the heavy (town pour of ruin, tlicrc \-.:ii:

In lnrgo iitteiidnnce oi rnl.c~piiye.i:

who expressed their sntisfnctioii ‘it the way in which the pupils ncqnit~ ted themselves, and uliowiid the curi:~ ful und cfliciciit ‘training ot their teachers. Miss Katie Goody and Yllisii iiizzie Mcilunid. 'l‘lie classes were exmiiined in tho diiiereiit biniiclirs or eilucntion by the Nev. llr. (‘i\i‘r:iii who ulao expressed his ploiis-iii~ii iii. the inniiner iii which thu uoliool was being coliilucted by the two nliiivn named young imlicsi’ ’|'lic ioll<i\vii:ig; in the Hiinoiir Roll for the tcrii' cii_<l- iiig June 30. Griiiin VII.-1, Aiigi-iii (_‘o:idy; 2, Jeanette (¥n:iily_ \2i'iiilc \'I.--I, Lucy Griiliii; 2, iiurtlin iVliii'- i`a_v; 3, Susie (fiirluy :incl Snruli Iiugnii (uqunl). (Emile \’_~i, illriry l\‘.'ui‘rny; 2, Rose lliigiin; 3,. (lurin- Cioiidy, Grade 1V.--I, \\’iiltci' tlnaiily; 17, Mary Mi-Cloukcy; Il, Lor<~t.l_ii ifi;iy» nn. Grade III.-1, 'i‘i-wsii <‘liii‘I\iii; 2, Regina. Murray. (lrudc ]l_»-i, iilii Candy; 2, Lima Miirriiy. (lriidc i_~- 1, Mnttliiiin Miirriiy; Ll, Tdziry illc Closkey; li, Mnttliiiis tlulliigliiiii.

ilentli always inexnriilile in his liar

vest rcapiiig young uiid~»lil,ricliii.iin poor alike, disregziriliiiif nil nlriiii-_f niid conditions of life, liiiu i'ciipi~ii nnotiici' victiiii iii the |ici'fii»ii of Mr ijioorge tlnliiiiit, |~c;i-iilciil. of lliiiitico_ i-ie iiusniid ri\vuy'nft.i>i' ii lung' ilhicsi: endured with pnl_ii‘iii:o :ind iriviigiiii- tion :uid provided ivitli all the spiritual iinip-of tho t‘;it,liiilis: Ciiurrli, The deceased \\'nii 84 yviirs ii! ii_;yi>, and one of the oliinst :iiiil iii<ii:t_ rn- specteil msideiitif. of tlio pliiitii, Iiir leaves to iiioiirn, :i uiiliii-_ of mi :iii- vanccd nge, ii sion, _‘.'ii'. .\Il.ci't, tI:il» lniit. of tlic liiiiiic of the <if‘\'|'iif;t‘il :ind five dniigiitiws, ?\Ii'.i. Aiimiiil lict‘l_-iii; Mrs. -\'iinoii l‘i:\=‘:ii:, \!i-sa, l.c=:ii tliil innt iinil Mrs, .Iosepli N, l’iuviiii, nil of Nurtli iiii:il.i<‘o, :iiiii liisily illrii. Henry Doiicette, nr <'liiii'i<»tLr~r_nwii. A liirife circle of i~cl:itivci»i :ind I`i'iciir|s went to pay their rus|iect»: to the dv ccziued mid iirfsirzti-il iii l:ir;r:: iiuiiii.i»r. nt the iiiiiemi wliirli \'/_i__s iiiic if the most; liirfzcly nitzi-iiilcd nf thi your. '[‘lie l`niiei'1ii ,t.oiil<; place im finn- duy afternoon. Next; to the iicaixsc tlicro followed ii iiiiiiilicr of the chil- drou and gi‘n.nd»i:liiiili'<‘ii of tiio <lc~ ceased, \vlilcli in pi`-rliiiiiu the liiglii‘:§I in number on record in 1l\is.lico_ 'iii' pall-ben.roi's were :is fiilliiwrii :ill gr:1iid_Cliildrcn of the il~:ce:i:1\‘<I_ lllcfisrii. Peter liiiicnii, Simon iii (Jliiir, Rayiiioiid liulliiiit, Ci‘,i»r;:,'_~i`iii can, Adlopho Iiiiftiliiir-.anil ,_,Jci'<iiiif Gallant.-it. ` '

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