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with your Furnace? find it difficult keeping the fire in over night _and unsatisfac- tory, if so try a ton of clean Coallike Drummond Round' it is a good Furnace Coal.

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Geo. E. Hughe , “The People’s Driiggist"

- During 1916

you will find our store a good place to trade. As

we carry only reliable

. goods and sell at moder- ate prices.

G, l‘l. Taylor I

Jeweler & Optician & Engraver

SIMPLE COOKING

_ _ CABBAGE AND BEAN5l

'As ii"riii`d`the simple ways of cook- ing these vegetables are the most sat- isfactory. it seems a waste of time to make ttieni into croquettes, souflles, timbales and the like. Raw cabbage is more wholesome than cooked, and it may be prepared with all sorts of sal- ad dressings or as Philadelphia Relish. For variety the relish may be -stiffen- ed with gelatine and turned into molds decorated with strips of figures cut from pimiento. Wjhen to be served cooked, do not overcook, leave some of the natural crispness in it. Serve with cream sauce or Hollandiiise sauce poured over; or. cut in shreds. dispose in layrs in a baking dish with cream sauiic ami grattcd cheese bc- tw_ecu; finish with buttered crumbs and let brown in the ovcn.

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La Grippe

Here is the remedy that I

will set you on yfur feet again-a time--tried and true old home preparation.

Rexall » t Grippe -_Pills

Gives full relief from pain

and fever, regulates the system, restores formal health.

A box guaranteed.....25c

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‘Drug

String beans make a delicious cream

soup; pour through a seive to secure

ables and serve with croutons. As a vegetable. thicken with creamed but- ter mixed with one or two egg yolks and a teaspoonful of lemon juice ( for a pint-of beans). For a change add on- ion juice and chopped parsley. Beam, of all sorts may be used in salads and any variety of dried beans may be baked like Boston or New York baked beans, or with tomato sauce.

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front are asking .for Hickey’s . 'Black .Twist 'Chewing Tobacco.

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HARTNEY.-Tiiere will be service

tru Hartney Hall Friday _evening at

POWNAL CIRCUIT.--January 30th.

I Clifton at 11, Mt. l-ierbert at 2.30, Pow-_‘ |1131 lit 7. l, aitvrisr seaviczss-ucv. w. nl ~_Wlilson will preach in the Cavendish “Baptist Church on Sunday morning,

view in the ev g ui 'I o'ciock. 1. ,

fcouiit of sickness left yesterday for ..'Suminerside to which town lic has

' been transferred.

CAR FERRY STEAMER.- The

i’i'inco Edward yesterday ii:'i‘jning outward' to; Picton. took 110 tous ol' freight including eight tons ot outs, a car oi’ dress-ed hogs and the balance ‘miscellaneous

GOING OVERSEAS.-Dr. li. C.

Hodgsoii was a passenger by the ‘Prince Edward island" _vester'd'ny' iuoriiiiig en route to Sl. John from which port he sails for Liverpool via the “Prctorian" on Saturday.

A GREAT ORATOR COMING.-

Aiiioiig the foremost orators of Cuna- da the itcv. G. H. Cumpbell of Suck- ville ranks high indeed. Au opportu- nity for a Charlottetown audience to hear him will be afforded in his great address on "The Call of the Empire" to be delivered here on Monday even- ing 31st Inst. Place will be annouiiccd later. Admission will bc frcc.

ADMITTED TO THE BAR.-Yestcr

day nioriilng before the full Court in Charlottetown Mr. Justin M. Hynes, of Kensington, on application of Mr. Gilbert Gaudet,Gilbert Gaudet, was ad- mitted to practice as a bai'i'lste1'-ut-law in this Province. l-Iis Lordship the Chief Justice, Sir W. W. Sullivan. congratulated Mr. l-iynes on ills-su_c-. cess in his examination and expressed the iliope that he might be as indus- trious in this career at the Bar as he had evidently been as a law-student.

SUPREME COURT-In -the Supreme

Court yesterday thc Chief Justice, Sir W. W. Sullivan, Mr. Justice Fitzge- rald nnd Mr. Justice Hnszard. on the bench, Mr. Wyatt. applied for a writ of certiorari in s. case in wliicli P. B. Lewis, ot' Alberton. was convicted of an offence. subsequent to third of- fence against the l"roliibition Act. on the ground that the summons had not stated the fact that the offence was siibscquent to a third offence. Mr-. Donald McKinnon opposed the applica- tion, which was dismissed ‘with costs.

::\Vyeths Sage and Sulphur

Compound contains agents especially _ valuable for coloring gray and -faded hair. It is delicately perfumed. ini- parting to the hair a faint bui:"pleas- ant odor.-50c. and $1.00 bottles.-E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore, ..

Miss Ada S: ~»Bra'illiury

142 Prince Street, next to .Kindergarten

Art Needle Work and materials for

working. Stamped Linens and Tlireails of all kinds.

the epllp, flavor with the usual vegot- >Mtf.

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here for anyt ing in the dnig line, because we stock all worthy remedies and 4 Toilet preparations as s ion

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occasional wants which we cannot supply, but in such cases we are always glad to_ make_ special orders for what is wanted.

it is a pleasure to_ favor

our customers in this way and no extra cha ge is made

Please remember that _we are al A ay s at your service.;

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VV Housekeeper Always (’:i`oi;e `“ balanced nourishment for f l`fl'las...la Supply of DUSTBANE ..'.‘?““_‘f"_‘_"””"

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IT PAYS to buy In this Provlnceii -|-H; 51-ANL`Ev__.1-he gt,,,,|ey dw.

keil at Georgetown yc.‘stei'day morning about 11 o'ciock having being some- what delayed by the fog. She ‘had 20 I passengers, 125 bags of mail and 1355 |.99un_iia_ of _express matter and 11,023 I pounds of 'ifl‘6i¥hi-

_' . ;_: d. _ -- PATRIOTIC sociiarv AND jrria;

. MERCHANT6;-A conference between members of the Provincial Patriotic. ` Society and the Merchants Association ' will take place in the new recruiting

` at ‘three o'ciock, /_ _ _ /fi '_

. it t- ‘-lJ._a.4‘tf.v’*r~~’-v ii.='.i I

tlalluafy 30"* °'cl°‘~'k am] at F Qfidopot, Market Building this aftergooii

` I" " » ‘»‘ , \ 'H IIN _ T if. rtliriid A- Ur. fur 1'ii£.i=oi.ics coun'r..~‘iAt the °f -~ H' _ _ “<"°f»U°"ll“¢‘““°A l’oiic"e Court yesterday E. McCiira-on at Albcrtoii w io hu-1 been home on uc-'

1 for dunkeness was fliicd $90 or 90 days. A case againtst Mrs. lluyncs for kccp- _ lug a disorderly liousc was dlsinissed 1 and Michael Kinslow. un liinnitc, was inioil $20 or 60 iluys.

- .. "T E C i6sQ|$"Ti'iE>E_MP,I E".- 'Tlioigosts frleiids und* adiiiigrs of ltev. G. M. Campbell formerly pastor of the First Methodist Cliurc-li of this city will be delighted to have an op- portunity to hear him again. lie will

speak in Charlottetown; o;imjMoiiiiay ,eyeiiiiig, 31;-it. ins .V _i 3.5: _ _ glierc - iii-'iiiitier rife -aifsiliiceskof-the'-lilatrioiic

Fund Conimlttee. His subject will be "The Call of the Empire." ' iNrE'REsTiNG dewslliviisyviiuit has returned from Toronto, after visit- ing all-the leading Ilalr Parlors and has taken up Facial and Marcel. The French twist and three coils are no longer shown but di'e.-isings low and medium predominate in sights of ull styles. The young girls look so grace- ful with their hair hanging in one or more curls arranged diffcrciitly. Mrs. \\'hili~, Queen _ll0.ti=l, Phone LIZBJ.

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JNNOCULATION STARTED.-Tlio

iiiiiociilatioii for "I`ypiiold bcgaii at the Armourics Tuesday with No. l. Plu- toon. The men suffercd little discom- fort. 'i`-he scrum was ejected in the right breast under thc direction of Colonel Jenkins and Capfaiii Dorsey. The men will be relieved from parade for .two or three days, as there is a tired feeling after the iniioculution. This plan of combating typhoid has proved very effective. splendid work having been thus done throughout the Canadian Expeditionary Forces.

ARCH. MCPHERSON.-Mrs. .lanics

ltennle of North Cambridge, received a message conveying the sud saws of her brother Archie Macl"liersoit‘;i death in San. i"rancisco, California. No pur- tieulars were given to the cause of his death. The late Mr. MacPherson, con- ducted a tailoring Biisincss and when last heard of he_ was enjoying good health. lie loaves. to mourn a willow. one son Alexander atiiiiigliioriilizubctli seven brothers and two sisters. Nor- iniin of England, Alex of Brooklyn. l’. E. l., Angus. of Ilcllcvuc; John of Lewis; Mrs, Alex. MacLean of Dmi- Mrs. Jainf.-'s Itciinic of Cauibriilirtfi hiass; John Alex of Ciiliforiiiu; Doniilil of North jLaiid Spsk. Owen of Medford ‘ Ma;-is; and uiaiiy other relatives and

fi-iniids. , ~-- "0li lirotlicr, thy gentle voice is 'hush-

c.i

Thy warni true hcart is still.

, Anil on thy pale and peaceful face.

| is resting I)catli‘a cold clilll.

GARRISON DUTY.-The folloiviug

officers nnd uicii lcavc sliortly for liuli- fax for gnrriisoiseluty' at Fort Ives, Mc- l\'abb's island. About fifteen more are required ag quickly as possible Any young men desirous oi’ joining should send in their application willi- out delay to Major Leigh, Major (‘. I.. liiifliiiy or Llcut. Stanley Uugiiiill, (litur- lottctowii. Major McKay, Lt. Siuiilcy ilugnall, Scrgt. T. McNeill, Scrtil- W- I.. liiggliis. Fred Duffy. lleiii Acorn, idiiiiiiof l\’li:i\li:ci°, J. W. ltoblilnt- N. J. M_cLi:od, \\'fulicr Mullin-s, J. W. i'ol- lard, iioht. Duuciiii, Ralph liucslls. Al- lison Mcimoil, itt-ginalil Joiikiiis, A. M. Tlionison, F. il. McPhee, Gibisoii Thy- _lor, Leslie Auld. Clarence Acorn. Ed- mond Stewart, John McDonald. Mac Mciiiiiis, Eugene Doucette, Emile Ar- senault Melvin Diamond. Hector Cur- rie, L. McKinnon. Earl Rogerson, ivan McArthur, ;Albor\t"McDougal1l, Sydney McLeod, Joseph l‘/farcou. it is inter- 0_5tinH to note that the majority of the above mcii have fiigiiiflcil their willing- ness to go overseas, but arc iliisiroiin .o undergo a thorough military traili- ing beforcliand.

‘a ole.. -aint

f" ' ‘ll/lakes' or Breaks

.,;.it.. ll .d nds upon the ` 'l"kindla"A"c‘ig‘?imon cause of N :`:°l'miii'd is improper eating. “"'-‘Food should be selected

that will supply sound,well-

_ phy5i¢_al_an,C_l mental forces.

arid this isrichiysupplied by

Nature in the field grains.

Grape-Nuts

contains all the nutritive ele- ments of whole -wheat and malted barley, including the

- vital mineral salts lacking in

ments are imperative for building sturdy brain,nerves and muscle.

Grape-Nuts is economical,

ready to eat direct from the package-pure, crisp and delicious.

‘°TIiere’s a Reason”

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Grape-Nuts _ '

, soon.-

Hood’s< Sarsaparilla removes

‘ aerofula sores, boils uid other ei-iipl tions, because it drives out of the blood the humora that cause them. Eruption: cannot be successfully treated with external applications. I because these cannot purify the

‘ blood. ~ Hood’e Saraaparilla makes fleh, , rad blood, perfeete the digestion, ‘ I and builds up the whole system. In- ' list on liavint Hood’s. Get itnow

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l . WILL- ':ENTERTAlN.-Canon -and ' I Mrs. Simpsoii will eiitei~t_iiiii the nurses l of the P. E. island iiospitnl to ii 5

I o'ciock tea to-day-. '-

l LEAP YEAR--Scvtlrul leap yiear skatcs will be u feature of the Spociitl ‘, Skate ut Sl. Duiistiius itink. Fridiiyl ~ night. ` ' 7050_ 1 _.___

HIGH PRICES FOR PORK.-All

lust Tuesday'g market the bulk of hogs' were disposed of at 11% to 12cts. pci _ lb. which it is understood is ubouta the highest price ever paid for hogs' in this Province at this season of the - year. l

\ i , RECRUITING MEETING TONlGHTl .--'I-.iere will bc a. recruiting iiiecfiiig'

‘this evening at Miirslifielii Hall all ,wliicli thc speakers will be Rev. G. C. ; ,Tay.lor. Rev. Mr. Collin, Capt l-Iardy 'and others, A musical prograinuic‘

_ will be provided. l

FOXES PURCHASED.-YcstcrilziyI

ii pair of silver black foxes were pm'-‘ cliascd by Mr. F. G. Jordan, froin T., = ll. Wooilniaii of the Spring Park ranch. ` ' The foxes were pliy:-ilcally perfect and | liitiidiloiiiely furri-d und of Oiilton Dal- , fun ami .Iaincs 'l'uplin origin. Tlicy. ‘ ure to bc .raiiclicd at ilie Jordan Iluncli

' Murray ilarbor.

A MILITARY SPECIAL.-will leave

Charlottetown Friday January 28th for Summorsiile. Aliout 500 soldiers will accompnny the two teams wiliich I incct the Crystals in the first game of thc season for the P. E. island chant- piousliip which the 105th expect to I land. Many parents and friends will I tiike advantage of this opportunity of seciiig their lads in practice. _

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PLEASANTLV ENTERTAINED-

Last evening Canon and Mrs. Simp- son entertained the Trustees, Church \\'ai‘tiens. Treasurer. Organlst and (.‘lioir of St. Peters Cailiedral to a ile- llghtfiil social evening. in tho early evening numerous gnincs were indulg- cd in and at 10 o'ciock supper was ser- ved in llirs. Siinpson`s usual splendid style bringing a very pleasant evening to a close. Canon and Mrs. Simpson also eiitcr- tained the choir boys to tin uxcclleiit :-'upper and social evening on \Vcdiie3~, day last.

FURTHER PARTICULARS. - f)uc‘

of tho finest recruiting meetings licld on Prince Edivard island was held at, \'ii-tnria on liioiiiliiy evening, Jun. 24.; i'l`lic incotlng opened \villi a i:liQi'us,‘

l“Itulc Bi‘itaiiiiln," by it nuinbcr of' mule voices. After nu opciilng ail- tlrcss by lilujoi' liclgli tliurc followcill a solo. “ Take me brick to Canaria-," b_v| iiii' Acorn. iicv, (1. M. Yonai' ifaiic ri t short address. which was followed by a “Patriotic drill" by sixteen young ladies. immediately after the drill three young men, nainclv, it. it. im.--, ivcll, A. i.et`urgc_v and Ji. ’l‘rowsdulc.‘ cnllsti-il, in llic service of King and country. Aftcr a stirring appeal made to the young men, by Col. Campbell the audience were again delighted with another solo, "('iuiailn my lioinc." l by Mr Acorn. itcv. it. J. ldulton tliun| addressed thc iiudlenco and eight iuorc _voting im-ii rcspoiidcil to thc <~iili,` iinuicly. ltiiberl, Arbliig. Fraink Loard, iilrnest ilarvvy, Eric l\-iui_.caii. John Siiiinioiis, \‘V'illiaiu l'ctei-si, Aliraliuin Jackinaii and ltuid Miller. The meeting tlicti caiiic to it close by singing the National Anthem and three hearty cheers for our King.-V

A MISSIONARY MEETING.--At

tlie W.M.S. meeting in St James liull g last evening Mr J. R. Burnett gave an interesting and instructive talk on: mission work and conditloui-i in thc West Indies. Mr Burnett explained the eouditioiis of living, the ilifilculllcs oiicouiitvrnil by the Canadian and

fiinilliur wllli the, country und tho niuunci' of life, is at a great dislidviin- lagc for tha first two years of his sojourn. llc told of this grciif. iitri<li~:= made in educational iiuii ciiurcli win-lf.. Iospccially in the past ten yciirii, and ,of thc great need still existing t`or ‘young men of strong personality who I would go out :ind miiiiiiii in the lropli-.s ,until they have fully innstorcil thc 'coiiililions and custoiusi of thc uutivusi

land Eusl liidinii iininlgraiiiis. who like to follow to the fullest extent the lwliite innn’s example. The blacks are ardent students of thc lilblc. il being their Book of books. aiul are always eager for an argument or rt dispute on it. Being particularly familiar wltli ‘thc needs of the West Indies and especially of Deniernra the speaker linadc n strong plea for the (liiuadinn |(`.Iiurch to continue its efforts unilr- ingly. and his remarks were-jvery much uppreeiat.cd.\ - Enjoyable solos were given Iiy Misses H. I-iughei-i and McDonald. utid unite a liberal colloc- . tion was taken for mission work. Dr Fullerton. who presided. made i'cfo.r- out-e to thc passing of Mrs Gcddie. the Inst remaining link connecting this province with thc mission work in the New Hebrides. which was iuaugirrateii by the martyr Gordons of this island.

“GOLD YOU CAN SEE THROUGH

Gold. which becouibii so important

, in war time, is an exterenieiy Interest- ing substance in many ways. ' it can be beaten so thin that a quarter of a million leaves of It piled on the top of one another would only reach an Inch in height. When beat- en into the' thinnest possible sheet' it becomes transparent.

Gold. too. can be drawn into the

finest wire of any metal. Michael Fara- day, the great British chemist. once calculated that he could make a good ,wire from four sovereign: long enough to go round the earth.

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ltliin that tobaeeonilte are IDN t0 IIN real gold for tipping cigarettes. and

Armouries tonight at 7.30 for Drill in uiilforin. Br order C. L. McKay,

Major.

PERSONAL MENTION. - Private

Russell Snow oi’ the 105th Battalion is

spending a" few days at 'his home in victoria.--Messrs W. M. Snow and Seymour Snow were In Bradalbane on 'I‘liursday. - Mrs E. Boswell and

daughter, Elsie, Victoria, left Tuesday morning for Montreal.-Pte. Elmer McNeil of the 105th Battalion is spending ii few ilaycs with his parents, iilr and Mrs Tlios. McNeil, Tryon.- Mr and Mrs Harry Norton, Bldefurd, are visiting friends and rclativcs in

Crapaud.-Mr Charles Clarke has i'

turned to his home iii Victoria after

Hlwlldiug zi few days anioug friends in (fharlotletowii.-V.

::A joint meeting ofthe three Courts

I. O. F. will be held in Knights of Pythias Hall, Grafton Strcct. Wednes- day evcning ut 8 o'ciock. The Su- preme Counsellor and the High Stand- ing‘Comrnltteo will be present. All nieniberi; should bc lu attendance. A. D. Fraser, li. Sec. 7005-1-25M2i.

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The Prince Edward Theatre was

crowded las; evening to witness the patriotic picture, “ Fighting for France." in the iiftcrnoou there was also it large aiidicncc. During iiitcr- uiissioii at thc evening show. ltcv. it. G. Fulton and Capt. liiirdy of the i0:'ith ltr-gimcnt iouk advantage oi' thc opportunity to dcllver stirring recruit- ing iiiidrcsscs, in wliicli they rcfcrrcd to_thc cxciilliwiiizc of ilit- pit-tiircs and tlicli' iino patriotic pui‘|io.~u-. 'I`lii-y niadc ii strong iippienl for i-ci-riiils, pointing out thc grunt Iii-rt-salty l`or incii if thc cause of the hlnipirc is to lic siistaliiuil. The pii'-tures ivcrc a marvellous plcirc of photographic art. and an enormous amount of inforiiia- tion was conveyed by the liiiiidrciis of .scciics coiitaiiici] in the scvcn reels. Tho first reel opens (with ll. M. King George liozirding thc Royal yuclit, “Ed\variI." and consulting with Sir Edward Grey, and this is followed by scenes in England, such, for instance, as the parade of the imposing ariny ot' woinoii of London, who are talking ai very active part in thc world war. \\'oiiii~ii uri: also soon iiiiliislrioiisly ciiiploycii in thc inilnitioii factories. having tukcii the places of their hus- bands. wlio are “ in trenches far away." ’l‘hc splendid work carricil on by the Red Cross' Society in Freiicc and Belgium is shown in one acetic, while in anoilier the Catiatliniis :irc sooii in Engiaiid preparatory to their 'departure for thc front. 'I`hc great engines of war are strikingly depicted, notably the fainous uiiick-firiiig " 73 " anti-aircraft French gun. Sonic of the Iiritisli watch dogs of thc sea are sci-ii on tiic lookout for thc eiiciny, wliilc an actual eitgageiiiciit lictwci.-ii Rus- sian and Turkisli battlcslilps is shown. ii shell entirely destroying one of the latter vessels. A rcinarkahlc fi-aturc 'wats the wonderful linrseniansltip dis- played by thc italian cavalry. the liorsos, with their iulritlilil riders flrinly in the saddle, ucaliiig up ul- most incredibly stoop hills, and des- cending the same with apparently the utiiiosi case. The splendid work of the Serblans is well portrayed, the brave troops keeping the ciicniy in check while the oxcii-drawn artillery retires. The picture shows thc Eng- lish and Canadian troops in Belgium; and actual aircraft engagcnicnts are vividly represented.

Ou thc whole thc picture was mag-

nificent, and was a splendid success.

At to~night's exhiiiition appropriate

patriotic aililrcsscs will be dciivcrcil

Campbell.

Doii’t Go into Consumption

Cure Your Catarrb Now!

When your throat rattles, your

lungs and ehvst are sore, your iflirout is stuffed with cold- ilon't fear con- sumption- use Catarrhozone and get well. it clears the throat. cures hack- ing, relieves tight chest and soreness in the bronchial tubes. To clear a- way Catarrh of the nose. nothing could be better. Catarrhozone is na- ture's own rc-.mody,- it heals and soothes- cures every form of throat, lungs or bronchial trouble. Prescrib- ed by many specialists and used by thousands nvcry day. Get. the ilollur

ranteeil.Smail size l'»0c;trlal sizi Zoe. sold cvcr_vwl|ni‘i~. l

LITERAL

Sho had to put. up with hor iiusliiiiiil‘s

had bclinvlor for many years. and at last could bear il no longer. Off she went, to the local minister to sei-k his counsel. I After listening for some tiiiic to ii

recital of the delinqiiencies of his ruli- cr’s negiectfpi spouse and her efforts to correct him. he said: l “ilarc you L-vet' tried lic-.iipliig coals

of fire mi his lit-;iil'."'

"l\'o_" was thc roply, "hui l`vc tricii hot. water." .

°‘ic.iriied from a

THAT HE COULD DEPEND ON DR . TO CURE MANY OF THE

Living eighteen miles from a drug

store Mr_. Carr found it necessary to regulate the action of liver. kidneys and bowels.

To the habit of keeping these im-

portant organs active by the use of Dr. Chnse's Kidney-Liver Pills i when required he attributes the .good health of his large`famIly. . Iiere. surely. is evidence ot the va- lue of these pills as a family medicine to protect the membcrs'of the family who use it from the common ills so many of which arises from constipa- tion of the bowels and torpid condi- tion of the liver and kidneys.

Mr. James ferr. Maynooth. Ont..

writes:--“Abou 19 years ago I re-

wa/doctbriug at the time -with two doctors. and they diil me no good

“IW 'll t t ii .sits i piles mi- li ima no rim. me by nie time i

“ma” ` ‘{Iieu'i.°-I€e:i=:n:? no n had-snfehed one box I wee cured of,

eefved an envelope containing two of

Made in Cangdg I¢ is because gold can be beaten ao Dr. Chalie’a Kidney-Liver Pills. i

Ready a,

everyda is ` `

Billard against 'l'1 coAsandCl\ilIs,";

To the Electors of

Four : ‘

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

llavliig réprcseiited Ward Four dur-

ing the past two terms and being again solicited to accept nomination. I take this opportunity of presenting Imyself as a candidate at the forth coming election. Should you see fit to clcci. me it shall be my duty as well us my plcanurc to advance the best In. tcrcsis of the City generally and of Ward Four particularly. The fran- chise ls your sacred right; use I-t to the Cil.V`s best interests and none will liavo cniisc tu regret.

I ani. Ladies and Gentlemen,

ii Yours respectfully

G. D. WRIGHT.

7051-1-27M12i.

Miiizii'il'i¢ Liiiiiiicut Co., Li|.uiicd.

Sirs.---l have uacd your MIN-

Al{l)'S I.lNll\ii<}l\"1‘ for the past 25 years and whilst l have occasionally used other liiilnicnis i can safely say that I liavc never used niiy equal to yours.

If i'iiiibi:ii lictwccn thc hands and iii-

lialod freqiicntly, il will mover full to cure cold in the licad in -4 hours. It is also the Bust t'or bruises, spraiiis, CIC. »

Yours truly,

.l. G. LESLIE.

ilartiuonlli. ~

WORRY OVER HOUSEKEEPING

The weiiiiin who takes iicr liousc-

keeping tow si-riously frets from morning to night as to whether she will get her work done. She worries from the licziitiiiiig of the week to the ond as to ivliiithcr she can make ber liusbaiiilr s'.liii'_.> stretch ovcr all the cxpoiises. Sho may have kept house on the same salary for 20 years without ‘ oncc falling short of money. But iievcrtliclcss she uxirrics just. tho same.

The woman who takes her work ton

lscriously is all the worse off if she keeps 'i fnaid. 'l`hcn she is constantly worrieil as lo whether the girl is boli- cst or not. She docs not know whether ,the servant is taking food, clothes. silver or money, or whether site is do- ing lier best. Sho worries if she has to leave the house alone for an hour. ‘ Perhaps her husband may suggest locking up hor valuables, thinking it will set her mind at rest. So she has her closet doors fitted with patent locks; her storcrooiii. too. has an ex- tra fastener. Docs she now rest con- tent, knowing that no one can enter while she has the keys? She dues not. She counts her keys every minutes of the duy to make sure that none are nilssing. if sho luys them down fora

by the Rev. Dr Fullerton and Col.l moment. and cannot fliid tlicni imme-

diately oii licr return she works her- self alniost into nervous prostration for fear soiuconc has ‘stolen licr keys.

, She makes Iicr own life perfectly mis-

erable and keeps hcr family on thi:

_ I .Iiiinp with her iicrvoiisiiess over thi-.

affairs of hcl' home.

This is not an exaggerated descrip-

tion of the woman who takes house- keeping too seriously. The type is quite common and may be found everywhere. Now the ordinary hus- band would almost prefer a gadabout wife to one who worries lilm to death, with her household cares.

Doii't~ allow yourself to become

nervous and upsct over your house- hold affffiiirs. Nothing disastrous will occur even li' you doii't get all the work iinliihi-d that you uxpueicil to ilo.

i _. ' f liliiitlisli nilsaloiizii‘_v. wliu. built!! ""‘ outfit. It lasts Iwo iiioiitlis and is gun- Il is Iwsl for every wiiiiian to hnvu

. , ‘ i ’ _

some interests outside of the lionic, be-.<1 not only for iicrsclf und licr own ini-ntiility, but iibui for her family und for hor liuiiid. Sho does hor work all the iimrc thni'ouglil_\‘ for having for- gotten il cutircly for an hour or two.

Iioiiscivlvcs will Iliiil how much

more smootlily things will go if they Ioarii to take tlicni much more lightly. (lo out to u club. or to the Ilbrary,or a picturi- show for an hour or two in the tifieruoon. and he sure to forget your house for thnt period. Then your int(-rest will hc kept nllve and you will get your tasks finished twice as quickly and easily ini if you worry over them i‘oniiituousl_\' and inces- santly.

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Sample

Nineteen Years Ago”

.CHASE'8 KIONEY-LIVER -'PILLS COMMON ILLS OF LIFE

. thc pain in thc back and shoulders.

"Wo have great confidence in Dr.

Cliase‘s Medicines. I have a family of ten children and have never had u doctor in the house for any of tbem`. We live eighteen miles from a drug ` store. and fliid that these Pills cure nearly all the ordinary' ijls by regu- ` Iatlng llie liver, kidneys and' bowels. That we are all well and sound l at- tribute to their use-. and l have recom- mended them to hundreds and given away many a box because I believe there is no medicine so good."

Ina moment , _ _

A cup of hot OXO » asolendirfsiie il J °

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