THE

Civic Election.

I u f - .s..l‘..‘.i.l§i"‘i`.'i‘l`i.i3. ii.'l‘...il1‘I°...l.'.rl'i.‘l..l°°....“...°’L‘il pl; ihcglrayeurltzf the reipn ol Ht prosuntf 'Isla ,,l“l¢ dur-rd ll.. cuimr 11

:llrlrioacl tlisedivleiirulb Andis ll'i)d¢`t“°“d“"lu “ml Ci;-ylofhCila|`riotl‘cI.o¥u{“ 'porn ng uw

so ore. f V. 1

Elcetleu of uylduybr IirlI°lt`Ile}l‘dliieI)lll;:\t,,::,'_ 0_1 °“¢'P°,l”l°I\ to 'serve su o Cennuon bouuclllrluh in the City Oopnoii for em" of the Wards! Numbers l, 2 ' and B_ of Mp] 3l.'ih..'.`.'.i ‘i....?l`1'.l’...‘."iI.”‘ili’ "’...“‘°C"° “”

. _ U . _

for Vlfulrigllo. 4 of aulri Cltypeiiii of olliifoiel persons serve u-l~(}ommor\ Couneiluren Ill l/Qllllcli (nr Ward No. e in the sal ty; rv-iuuiuu u Mayor- und Eight

8p§\;1u“\£:`li;lo|l!((t7i’r:;'t;::cll\l|`lcn. reprosntlug the

or a 0 0 Porwur-l;N 'i'\[vl"eri, "1|"$'Wurd Nualirur Tllroc, One'Uuun~ 1; .

For Warn Number Four, T,.,,0 C,,,,,,_

elilnrp. Ff-=_ lvwl Nuwiwlg, Eno.. 'l‘l».1.¢ own-

.. .1 `j. ?”““"P“ WEDNESDAY The i-ith day of February,

' A. D. i906,

A1' 'rlllc suvun/I1. l=l..\ol-;.~r, 'rlr./rr ls 'ro .~r.\\- In Ward l, at or near the ofileo of J ' " liiorrls. Water Street., nerlrQuc1-u. & 1'

in Ward 2, at ur lreur tho Ilene., nf

Mrs. Thomas Connolly, olrposlte Mr. il. iicartzhr wnrelrolme, 5_y.|,,,._Y S-,,.,,,_, between Great George ulul l’rln1-e SU-,.,.,f InWar¢i 3. at or near the Market llorlsr. In Wuni 4, at or lu-ur City iluli, corner

of Kent mul Queen Streets.

In Ward 5 l*-usb, ut urneur Mrs. lIeuslls`

Shop, on Great George Street.

ill Wurd 5 West, ut. or neun- Jus. hie-

liiulron's Shop, on lin-:lt lleorge Street.

And at the Nuitl E|1'el.|o|l llle l’oll will

be opencll ut Nine u`e-lock in the i.»l~o|.o1.., and ooutllruc oneu until Five o`1l-.ek in the afternoon of the surnc duy.

DESCRIPTION 0F WARDS: No.1 shall eonlprlso ull that urtni

Cilnrlottoluwrl which lics emutll up Dur- chcslcr Struct, nllii lilo palr'1.~ciof lnnzl formerly known us the Mlliiury linrruel. Glipunélsm H

o. rl n comprie all tl t -L Charlotifiltovl n which *lies souI.l\l ufwlllelili mend Street, ulrd norlil of llolcllestel

Stlplecté hu 1 H I

o. s a coulprsc u tint part f

Charlottetown which lies south :.1 GraftollSi.rcet and north of Itiehmonrl

wliieetd I1 ll I ll

0, s l\ conrprs tl Q, g, l

Qhurlottuto\vn whloli “lies msotiili (hi lritzroy Struct, und norllr of Grafton

Struct. 1

No.5 shrill comprise ull tilnt puri ni

Cllurlottclorvlr wllielr iles north of l_"l\m1._y Street. including the Common ei the sulrl Town.

Nomination Day, Wednesday, Feb. 7th, A. D. 1906,_

At the Ofllec of the CiLv_ Clerk, Cit'

llull, i`rorlr the hour of '[‘welve o‘e|oeIt noon, until the hour of Four' o'clock ill the afternoon of the sumo day.

For Qualification of Electors seeullovr

/ict 3rd litl\\'ur'|l Vll.. Cup. 17. Sections

Zi ta 21|.

\V. \\'. CLARKE,

l City Clerk.

FREDERICK I". KlT.I.I.Y,

Mayor of llre City of Clloriotteiowrr.

City Clerk a Oillee, Lilrurloilciown, Janu- ary ll’rth, IUUG. ,

lfdildtd.

_ li.

ELECTION 0F

Uommlsginnels

Of Sewers and Wate~ SUD Dil'

In pursuance of url Act of the General

Assembly of this Island, mlnic and prlsslul ill tho Bilth your of tllc reign of llerlutl-

l\lu\iesty Queen Victoria, Chapter rl, ini. tuletl “Charlottetown Water Works Act, 1887." und nf the Act of dist Vletorlu, Cup. 12. intitulell “Cln\rlottcto\vn Sewer- nge Act," und of all Acls in Anruudlnent thereof and in niidriion thereto,

I do llcroby plve Puhllc Notlee that an

lilcotlon for "ln'cc Colllllllssloncr-.~l oi Sewers and Wuicr Sdpply for the City oi Charlottetown,

wll.l. ns lll<:l.l» oN,

:'- W E DN E 5 DAY The l4ih day of "February, A. D. i9li6.

AT ‘i‘i1E sL\'ElIAl. l‘l.li<‘l\II~', 'rllA1‘ls To SAY

ln \ll'ardl. at or nrnr tho oillco oi' .l. 8;

T. Morris. \Vl\tcl'SLr-cet, ll1~nrQuvcll. ' In Warvi 2, ut or near the imlu-o ol itirs, Tlromas Connollympponlle Mr.I¢. llcuriv.'s wnreltouéc. Sydney btw-ei., lretweell Grcni. Gnargu and Prince Stn-ct.

lu Ward ii, at or ueur the Murkcl.

llousu.

In Ward 4, at or near City llull, corner

of Kent und Queen Streets.

Il\ Ward 5 East, at er near Mrs.

Huestls’ Sho on (irr-.ut Gcorlru Street.

in Ward llgfvcst. ut or near .lus. Me~

Mullon‘s Shop, on Grrat. George Street.

And ut the snld Election the i’o|l wrll lu-

Opcntd ut nlns o'olock in the folcuonn und continue open until live o`clock in the afternoon of the sums day.

DESCRIPTION 0F WARDS:

N<l.lshu.ll corn vrlse nil i.hut puri. ol'

(iiuu-lottetownwhleh lies south nf llnr- cllester' Struct, and the parcel of land for zllcrly known as thc Military lillrrncit .ro o Nii.nii:holl com rise ull that art of

Chul°iottAw\vn whlchlles south or lilch-

gionrt Street, and north ot Dorchester-

re . N0e.8shsll com rise sll that unri. ol

Cllsrlotistown whic lies soui.h ol Ural-

l0p{St{`oet.- and norl.N of 3=ellrl'rro'i1d Btlieeri

. » Q l\I‘ 0

Ghui°lot:d.t=ihhuivuI|iIdI1‘Iles" sonill dl Fils- ro Street, dhnrthfof' pmfmn 'Stm-l. No Blhslwedmp e dl thru. pnrt ol

Charlottetown wiildh iles north oi' Fitzroy Street, including the Common of the so rl Town.

Nomgreaildn Day. Wednesday. ' b. nh, s. lr. 1906,

ldii.-"¢‘.l»1.l"»'|'.‘i° `i»'....”."°.»i"°I-..-§i'L'J".’.-..lf.'2'\l ;\\\I>;»n.npntil thhléourlof Fxrlr 0'°l0°k I" F3* 9m\‘dIéh1i'ilIrMIIr'I° aldslnm lee -‘st fi -'° -~ °-tv e .l::'.°.r.'.~.~l ,»_.,_i.'..it°.‘:r'.:'.`°.5i.’.1tf.:...“.: 5...... r.

Rh ' i I I wiiwl oLéi%¥?\'erk

'“‘".ll’;‘.?.* ’- “tilt” ..‘ .... -

Yrslrniv Ain.

I We have talked so strongly about “F ruit-a-tives" being :l liver tonic, and curing Cons- tipation aud Biliousness, that some may think they are not for anything else. Well, they ore. “ Fruit-a-tives ” are 3 grand, good tonic iior 'thc whole system. One “Fruit- a-tives" tablet three times rl day, makes rich, red blood and firm Hesh. The saule daily treatment and a sensible diet takes away dyspepsizl. and _gives you sound digestion, and good appetite. “Fruit- a-tives ” clear the skin of piruplcs and blotches--make the cornplexion fresh and rosy. Get “ Fruit-a-tives"_ take them the right way_ and see how you improve.

5oc. a box. At all druggist.

ilcsirailc Building Lois in (lrtown for Sale.

Tile null. r=lgned ofiers for 'tale tni

following v:.iu..l»le btlihhng l..ln: '

4 lots on the east' swlc ol Upper

Flillsborouglr Street carllhuvlug » frontage on street of 50 feet rv d ex tending; iruck 75 i\ei;_

2 lots on thc west side of Olltbu.

Street ezlnll having a frortuge or Street oi' 59 fret and extending hull 75 fret.

Tile said six lots lie lwllxcdialely

north ofthe residence oi' lrr. Ander- um, lately ]. D. Reid.

1 lot on the west side o' pper Hills borough St . havinp l frontage on Street ol' 50 fee' lrrd extending back 75 leet. fhls lo lesirllmedistely opposite the reel dence oi Dr. Anderson.

it is impossible to procure ll mon

.le llmblc locality for residences tha. th.-sc lots afford.

NOTICE

.\s we uro now winding up our l»usl||e.-.-

here ull unmuut.~\ flue ns lllllut he p.li\i ell or llL'fol'otll1', first o[']\lal1:ll, lilli.

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Have you a good reliable

watch? If t-.ot why 11>t cal.

now and scc the value we an

ull.. .__ E fl

in \Valtlmn1 and

Elgin VVatcl1cs.

W. N. lanton.

jeweller.

Reductinglr Sale

Boots and Shoes

We have on hand zl lot oi'

broken lines of Me1r’s. VVou1en’s, Boy’s, Misses’ und Cllild1'c11'S Boots and Shoes and Slippers which \vc will clear out at cost to nlzlkc reorrr for spring stock.

Also a job lot of Wou1en’s

Laced and Button Boots in sires 3, 3% and 4 at half

All for cuslr only.

J.l~l,_Bell.

N. S. &. N. Ii. lillTt__lS

KING EDWARD HOTEL

Opposite i.C.R, Depot,l'is|lfax.

Fitted with ull n\od¢il.'|\in|\liru\~c:‘\lol||il. millflllfi

. . v w uusu

"°""l»l'r'1‘.‘.'ll”F.ll‘i.‘\'§.."’vl‘/'1'l'1.l’.l‘lil.. ...li’...»... .ui-

utrc of the Ll

mm"-i WM, WIIISON, Proprietor.

Aol u d l vr

THE DUFPERIN HOT lil

' fll._l'bI:atl, 1-V- B- nvorloo the bountiful lin* square. lofi

“vpn” "Ty H-"'l, "‘T‘lId’ouTy “lIf:sl.i-hd th

:ly with privale iswu sud llrdlll-

s. Lao! wmml. CHAI

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IIOTEL BRUNSWICK

11; Hotel in %r="`....?°'°T"s..’=-=5“.§E'»=.s.':'-.1-°i»*'.s=

or the of Ulm ot wh-

Ulty 0hfl%0i!loc, Ohsrloiietown, Janu-

Q gilrhyt G30 lffPWB3NY» PNP

%m~.‘l':ut=§ia.°s.. ....‘.ir.. ....f~

BY GRACE ARE YE

oonrruunn rrnoru rsou lllonr. _

insurance policy, _which assures thorn ulzulnut the nuinu ni tl1sl»st,.md s hunts umouu the blast, and spend most ql their Gln-lsllnn llfelu tryinulc sec how nnnr they can lrotodsllrter-witilout_ forislllng the pclioy;_iust how crooked thyygin he lu business. how uracil deceit and duplielty they can practice unriystriot go fa hall; how much slander they qgu cull, and .how nlueh swearing ilu-y. can du,, without forfeltlng their rights to Ilcuvell. T Now I nlu thcroulzhly convinced that this is a mistaken ltlcu of salvation, ns set forth ld the New Tesianrent. That msn* are saved from lu~il lsutruth thot goes “'llfl\°\|i' 5"».YlDR. but this is only u consequence, not the primary idea. The prinlclppl meaning of salvation in the New 'l`wr\ml`:l1l.. is lo maven num hem his sins, from the evil influences of the world by which hc is surrounded. ltls to “vs him from the dliw u`i`rd heastal elements of his nature. and mukc hlul up-rluht, pure and gopd In this life. For such n man there is no room in hell; the rlature of things would forlrld his going there. _The ultlluutc ulln of salvation is_to make msn and women ChrIst'llke in their families, and in ull their surroundings, so that they rnny bceorlrc fellow-workers with God ill hrlngirrg beck this world from under thc power of sln and Satan. When a man or a wonlun is thus saved hy God‘s grace, it is unnecessary to worry about the hereafter; us Goti's cllilrirrn lie will look nfier tlrem, for lic is nhlc tn save unto lilo utturlnust ull them that conlc unto llilll thmuglr Christ.

Now letus see if we have the whole- multer clear in our lnlnrlit. <Grucc is lhc sunlight of God's personal influence urolrnd one-lr one oi'us, not only in Char, lutletown, hui. in Chlnuunrl Japan, around every lllun nnll wolnlln who ims lived and toiled and died; unll faith Is_ Lilo key which each holds in his or her baud to

ellen tlresorll and let the sunlight. lu.

".\i1~n lhink it is un au lnl sight

'Plrsee n snlrl just sct nilrilt Ou i.iluL1lre..r voyage from whose night The omnious sl.-.uiows nevcr lift;

llul. 'tis more au-ful io 'wlrold A helpless infant newly horn.

Whose little hands lrlll-olr.~ci..l.s hold The keys of darkness and of morn."

“Mins held tllellr once; I flung uwny Those keys that nr rzllt |ln.\'e open ect

The golden siulees of the day,

But clutch the keys of darkness yet Yourhuuds and mtnc hold, this morn ing, the kry which may set open the golden slulce~\vays of our whole natures, so that God may come ln hy His grace und save us for Himself. Here is where our responslhillly lies. Let us he r-art-i`uI how we use this key oi' faith, for everything depends upon its use. “ily ornee ye are saved through fulth; und that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God."

I wcman’s_ Nui

AT Tl'-IF. CRITICAL PERIODS OF HER LIFE AND HOW IT IS BEST SUPPLIED _BVI

Dr- 0hase’s

Nerve E ood.

We ure sometimes uskerl why Dr.

Chuse's Nerve Food is so successful in furingihe ailments peculiar to women, and this is the explanation.

'l`he feminine orgunisln is a regular

network of nerves, and consequently rc- qulres un enormous quuntltyof rich nourishing blood.

At Lin: erltfcnl times sueh as the dawn

of wornanhooll, the elllld-lreul-lug and nursing one umi the elrnnge of life, nerve force is consumed ut a tremendous rate.

The blood is drawn uw.-ly from other

parts of the irody and the result is neural- ulc pains and aches, failure of the diges- llve. syutem._1\n1l a run down condition of thc holly generally.

Dr. Clluso`s{Nervo Food supplics exactly

what is most needed ut these times -the very olcrnenis from wlriuh r‘icll,bloo_d ullvl vltlli nerve force nrc llmnlc.

Wunrelr who .-u*l`-<.r from wr-ukne'=

Nui lrrcuuluriticn ir-our palrrlul periods ulul rllstrcssilrg I.1»...i¢~f~l\es, from tired. worn-ont let-llr-Lf_~_ and lhn rlhurrucrs of niilzcsiluu will ln- .-|rl'|r|i\.-.I ut the lurncflts trlrtllincri from lin- n~|~i I li... lrl'nlll» i`no<l nureofilr. Ci.|.~..-. 2\li~~l \'|l.u|ine Tulip, Lower N|»;rlu\r=, N. Il:

"Since1lrcuue ni`1wel\~e I have hcrn

suliiect to spell.. of wi-llkuerut which would eolnc on me two or three tlurcs n week. I would be nlrllrgeri to zo to bed and was almost \nn:..nselous.lha1l pains in my stonrnulr and huek and no med r.-inc seem- cri to he of mueh henellt to me. My sister Eva was also In very poor lralth. so` we in-nun the use of ilr. Cl\uss's Ncrvs hood null cnntlcuetl the treatment for sovrn n.0nl||=_ Uuring that time I gained nhoui. lhlriy pounds in weight and am nnw ulronlzurrrl well und entirely freed ofthose dizzy srelis. My sister glued nearly as much :rs ldlri and ws Iiove there lu no lrcnlnn-.nt for pale. wealf girls so good as lir. Glnrue s Nerve Food.

ll. ls well worlh your whlln to put Dr.

(lim-.e`s Nerve l"1-rod in tho test, and, while tin. blood and nerves src belnll revitalized und Ilre form rounded out. nate your increase ln weight, so that you muy have positive proof of the blood- forming value ol’ this lrreut medicine, 50 coals u hex, at ull dealers, or Edmalrson limes 81: Un., Toronto. Portrait ami alunaturu oi' Dr. Chase, the famous l~c~ celpt hook uutlror, on every box.

' ironfox 'J.‘o1_1l¢t.s mcsmaood health. _Try ~¢\ bolt, nt 'your druggl~d.'s, 26 cis per box.

4i'ilI

Fire sale ullillm-ry. Our mlllinsry

stock is divided into lots ntdo, lhe, lilo. anri50c. Ran- lrurpplllls, lar llclow cost uvul practically urldulnagcd.-Weeks St Co, lftrltf.

Fon sALl=:i

Rosehsnk Farm -

Situste on the south side of Hillsboro

River opposite the city, one miie from Chariot etovm, containing r8o _scioniso ser-ss cleared and in shllfh stats o culti- vuilou,Terms libcnl. offurihor parti-

FEB

RUARY 3, lgo6

Almig-

weuos sun wouxs or spas as unconn- xn rn 'ml qlitlsis ._-._

LESSON VI.~FEBBUAiiY ii, JESUS CALLING FIBIIEIIMEN. '

Lliktl 5. l-ll. Mclnorise verses 5, B.

* _ ‘.GOLDEN ’l‘iIX'i‘.

I Be yo _therefore followers of God; as carohllrlren.-Eplr. 5. 1.

' TllllO~-Ell'Iy ill A. D. £8. I Pines.”-The western shore of the Sen uf

Galilee.

slasr qtulursle

l ' = ' _ -_

IN raooucrlon.

I-lllw. the wrltu- of our third gospel

and of Acts, was a physician (Col. 4. 14).

and thc_cpm_|;gnleu and friend of the -more-Pnl; Tim. 4. u; rnlum. mi .He vu ~m6b9_!-lv it otmlls tool. 4.11), and upturned: wr-on for usntllopasqn, since be, like Mark, takes pslns,tu_ sx~ rvhrln _terms and comms- which Jew.. would !¢¢dl|¥ have urltlersl.0‘0fI._-~.il|lcihl,r and place ofthe writing ulzhsigwul ,in uncertain, but it was doubtless written after the gospels of liiulthow and Mark and before that of John. The ysar A. II-

thoulzh some ocnsldcr it to have been written during Puul's imprisonment al Rome, A. D 6168, Luke being with Raul during part of this period. .

' EXPLANATION.

I. “And it came to pass, that, as the

people pressed upon illnr to hour thc word of God, he stood hy tile luito of,`G¢n. nesun.-t."-Tire word Gennesaret urenlis 'literally Garden of ‘ iilches," culled also Chllwerctlr (Dent. 3. 17; Josh. 10. 35), and tlro`Scn of Galilee.

2. “S|lips"-Hunts. "\\’nsiring their

nets."-Carefully churning ,flour them hits of seaweed, shell, und wood which had fastened in thc lllcshrs. This closu- lng was done in the shallow water on the hcach, after which thc nets were plucetl high on the sand or hung up to dry.

3. “Sllnon‘s“-Simon Peter, hrotilcl

urllibusincss partner of IAndrow, is hen referred lo.

4. “Now . . . left speaklng“-

Ceused speaking to the people. "Launch out into the deep."--Row out into deep water, which was not the usual place for cutchlng fish with nets.

5. "Have taken nothing."-Tired and

ilisoppolnterl, they were preparing for s rest. .luring the hours of daylight. “Nevcrtllell-rs ut thy word."-Note the mark of d_eep_re|xur<l, and that it/is rl pro. fosslennl ilsher-man yielding his opinion and _iudnmerrtlo another not in his pro- fession. ‘ il, “A great multitude of iisiles.”-That

the result was considered hy the fishermen themselves as miraculous should he suf~ iicient evidence for us that u real miracle hud heen wrought. “And their nets brake"-The separate meshes of the nets began to tear ns, with their heavy loerl. they hauled them in toward the hosts.

7_. “Their partners."-James and John,

sons of Zehcdec. .(Conlp. v. 10.) “Help them" Literally# tulle hold with" them. Four men pulling carefully st four corners ofa net would lessen the strain on any one part of the not and prevent the tearing. “Began to sink."-The weight of the ‘cargo of fishes was evident from the depth to which the boats sank into thc water. Thus great ocean vessels and gruin and ore ships on,our Great Lakes rise and slnlr betvvecm certain limits with the weight ofthe cargo.

B. “A sinful man."-Gonlidsnoe and

esteem manifested in obeying the cam- urunri ofthe Muster ls changed to rever- ence end awe. Consciousness ‘of personal slnfulncss is inevitable in the presence of God. From the very nature of things sinfulncss cannot long exist in God's pres- ence.

i). “All *that were with him."-His

brother Andrew, and Jrunes and John, three other well-known disciples. The astonishment of the experienced ileher- men proves how miraculous was the draught of units.

10. “Thou shalt catch men."-Lii._erully,

“he catching men." (Comp. Mutt. 4. lil and Mark 1. 17, from which passages it appears that these war-ds wire M‘ldf¢lB¢fl t.o'all present, and not to Simon only.) The word rendered “catch” is Peculiar, nlennirnr to take alive, as with u net They were to take men captive for Jesus Chrlst. `

ll. "For-sunk alI,uad followed hlm."--

'I‘lru sacrifice wus u wlillnlz' duo. Pct/cr alludestoit sta iuter timo (comp. Luke' lil. 28-30; Mark I0. 5), 30), whcn"ire rc minds his Master ofthe faet that the dis- ciples hurl forsaken ull and followed him, upon whit-lr Jesus gives the promise oi htrndrerlfald returns, both in thisplesenl. life sud in the life to come.

QUESTIONS ON THF LESSON.

How many fishermen did Jesus call to

be his disciples at this' time? Give their names. limi any of these men met Jesus beforel If so, when and under what cir- cumstances! (Corn. John 1 and 2.) From what other walks of life did Jesus cull m'en to bs apostles! Does the fact that these men were fisherman indicate that they were therefore either ignorant or poor! Whsid indlcstiuus `hav`a we in gospel narrative to the eontrsryl How are men called to Christian discipleship to duyl An all men calladi Hsvs you r spondcd to tho call

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Wlggias-I l-you than follow- who

‘nuts ip get ang than days must have was push About him.

nlsrs apply P. McKBNNA, .

Charlottetown, Queen Slr°e\

Aug I, ill! tn,ws¢l,fri.~st iyr

dolng so bccausl they have s pull.

Bi) has been sulraestcd as a probable. date. _

A wervmrs me-lt= 'ls me uAlNsl>ltlNc ol=

ns _l>rlYslcAl.

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rum r "

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N U' ‘bo trol|"lnl:'i'¢\ ~"`:°“t-'°*...,.e**?‘.lll t ‘.‘ if l » the Lholo body is illz, fo:th» lsoul which the kidneys ea ht to have ddilarod out of tho blood are l°Tt in the s tam.

~ rl.. lmla - ,_ .Anil mon lpéiioct E luu's; w Q or I: never dom-hor z con-

t n mule. _ _ §ov'»suy_vomm_hsv0'yqu haul soy:

" y hgmlyhmk sohcsl- Doyonkuow thsl blniwlw is one of tho Int angina! ki ,tpuhllll lt ls, snihaluruld st- tn iqrmadlstcly. _r symptoms ml _ esac thu-st, we ,< thlsk,'e ou_dy or-hirlilyoolcred urinephrlrlllu sensation wbousririuulrrg, frsqusatulprstian, pul- lu under tho cyan, srvoilingc the foot llid miles, Booting lpeelu before the syss, ct/0.

Thus symptoms if not taken in time and

opted at euclrvrill muse- y of terrible kupuy »:hll‘¢r-lisp. sllthmégmms. :gd inset, eco scalccmsy e y I “ll U

Il0lII'8' KIIIIIEY PILLS

They set directly ou the kidneys, md make than strong and healthy.

Mn. Ms? Gal sy, Auburn, N.B.. Irltolz

" For ogzkegr-rdmonths I ml trrzzblod was o lame' was uns urn ln. without hcl . I vuindualilgcys friend ta tr ,Do\n'| l£idncy Pills. Aflir \Ilinf'tiwo~ tlrlfdlofs bexmybmkvualvolluovlr."

2160660 seats bex or tin? bvzmlos

ULIIM all-dnoisg, or not dnepiiu In sol to! pr-los. 'rin Dosnlillinly _.00-» Toronto Unk

f _ L_-.-_“___ -_._-s -UsE- _

NlXEY'S STOVE EN-AM-EL PULISIIING PASTE

Best on earth lor stoves and range

Price 5 cents per box.

WE SELL IT.

'Cellar store for large free sample

PHONE 264.

J0liN CONNOLLY & C0.,

Queen Street, Ch’town.

'l hot is the question?

- Any spectacle is no more

adapted to your face than any cost to your body.

'Ihe iii of the irame is as

important as the fit of the

_ G. Il. TAYLIIR,

Jeweler und Optician-

Not to Fit

lenses.

We mike n specialty of

both.

vous sos.-

qrill Nw# _ twins, Our piles nlhnsitlesll' e nehtls the cit .

vv. nina for Fishermen.

bend mem to us and get

turns. Write us for stencils. tion you mry requ_,i1_fe. ; _

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DESIGNER S. ILNGRAVERS. f-`LE.C'l`.ROTY_PlZRS-

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Synopsis of Canadian N out-West _ Holltestcad Rcguiariolrs. 1

ANY even number-cd section of Dominion

Lands in Manitoba or thoovortlrwest

Provinces, cxccztdng B and Hi, n reserved rnpylie homsste e by any person who is thssc ahead ofafnnriiy, ora y mule over is Yltril of to the cxtcn of one-quarter

,_ _

Interior. ws -tile Uoéliiuisslonsr of Im- mlln-stlen. lnulvez. or s local mat ns

%ll_vhs“:ntho ty [for-,some oueto make entry

The ir semi is intl- to tn

g2a}£§En;or;|l;c2:E'_ad raidlrswith ammo ol

l Ai; li I (Ill 208| d

;;r(l€_i'vstI¢‘ii`-gf thsllhnrlld in csurhgglsl- Iiliiimuirveie

d (itll labs f'rnf&l;1cr)(‘u)r ramad 'lf tit; flhllcr is

BCQQGE 0 BE Bl' fbi IIB ll Dll ll farmintlre viclanityif the lsnd entsrcil for Uro requirements ss to residence may be

xglsgcgr gyubplrleph person rcsldlnz with the

ll If the settler has his permanent rosideuccl ¥li.‘l§‘.1t'”.!i“l‘.Z '»i‘J‘.§..&`Z.'i°`lr."" "'.’l’1..‘.‘.l..i.’$l as to rrilduncs may bo aatlsficdiw rosidcncc upon the said land. '

rauemm run onlne-zlpdlrhvvf

I To Wg __ -Q Co ur* _...r.~.':°.f:.‘.:‘:i.f°,:.:':..;.*.:‘..:.:

- - » of vydlu. Pishcilsy :.!t~msy seem ults Ali_oot:espoude1lceurswered. Price

itll? f hmal It Shi I Card d Stencil

Iiszlll m,3N;;nt or beta; ' I “_ ‘ thu\_yol!|o1;loi_ erieuced. TRY _,I ' _ We are established 41

U8. Our attention dead tml) refermyou tis: hulyliilf. turn an ro- I 1 n o uun’s ercarl srltsrcso ' ' ofthe """'“‘_' Agency? Bndsireeu or use

_tanned °”’§¢¢..wrywwun¢»s1». uusflmmo rmrw.. u..¢_l.....1 sms,

army whpleuie dealer ln the busi- ness.

' H~Surd for our "Cu¢tom'| Teri! on Fish" Booklet, mlihlulilg vllll\b|° - IB Fulton Fish Market. NEW YORK. .

SM E|lT3'li AND EELS

` highest prices and daily rc-

Quotairions or any informa-

loseph RiBcitlM& Co.

FRANK J. LEACH & Co., 14 'r._ wnsff. Bos'roN. Wants Your Smelis and Eels and will psy top market price] to! them. Money sent same day goods srrlvc.

Boston and New York Ads

WM, ll. dlltlrllllalt, lr.

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Oolillhhmcllin Bpllclllid. Dolly R0t\l\'v\°. Ssouc rr nu uuuluvltleu. il-15d twsnrpd

.l0llN' DAIS

10? Fulton Market New York,

Whoi sale Commission Fish Dealer.

Consignments Sollcitefl Prompt Returns.

iiass, Smalis Qhals a Sllsclaiiy

All correspondence promptly snswcr-

ed. Stencils sent on application.

S- .i_1..ii!ii.l__§&.,§!!!*3»

Six months' hotles in wrbtin5 should be

given to the Commissioner of nm nlon Ignds st ottawa or intention to apply for umm. ‘

W. w Conv,

da Deputy of the Minister of the Intcrlo

, _.

References, Colonial Trust Co.,

“Borough Bunk of Brooklyn" or srry Wholesale Fish House in the United States.

littidtwwim

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THE 'old-time miller did not concern

‘ himself much a

i purity of his flour.

He simply ground

You would refuse to use his product

to-day. The results would not satisfy you." You have advanced. '

Yet it is possible that your advance has

not kept ,pace with the advance in milling

._ methods.

You may demand a better flour than

your mother dld and

something inferior to what it is possible for

you to get.

If you are not usln

s usher; ofigedercs. more og lew- § To Fri ..§.r°.r.r.;-;°.z.::.'::.°.:.r:er:°v.r.::d:l.~s::.

on l:."““:r~ °;.lé.iic ".‘i.“‘€i'.:’“.i‘.’:..:‘.2';".i:-..’:.‘2

bout the quality or

the wheat.

. *.é("\#-gf

yet be satisfied \\lth‘-

g -rr~?$1if,,

you are not getting the best that improved

milling has to offer.

Ogilvie’s Royal Household is as much '

Superior- to ordinary fleurs as I/:ey are superior

to the crude, course pro

_ Royal Household is made entirely from'

hard, spring wheat, iround by the latest and

most' improved' met o

vitalized by electricity-a process that is conceded by all millers to be the only method of producing absolute purity, and one that is Bled by no other mill in Canada.

Your grocer has lt

ilvlc_l-'leur Mills Co., Limlieil _

lollrcal.

" " vl¢'s Book for s Cool: " contains N0 I ' oi' extieilent

duct of olden times.

d, and purl-il'eti‘ and

ln stock.

Osll _ - wsu

Nlcpee, some never pul1llshed'beiom. Your grocer can isil you

howzogezlzrnltlt. -

Hlklillli-I know u many that are

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"mules -"lm

Oro

Royal llouise'llold Flour.

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