,T .- ‘Ti1W? ._ ‘.‘“"“’*,*"-. *=» fa. c "»~.‘.-‘,‘»_<Z~T'_*’\' *~~ 2 .eo -... _ ~ - .. -

~ as s - _

. Tm!

*

,¢-a-'W

Guimoncl of Ste. Flavie

Nearly -100 l\lll€S

_-r-me Intercoloni-al ltail- iiya), to no 'Pu1‘pose. `

go Montreal-Hos-

cw}dn’¢, Cure her of Rheu-

Doddg Kdney Pills

have since done so.

FLANEV QUE" May 4. This place

,mfg hundred and sixty one the city of Montreal. It is water of the great River St. where that s.tre-ani widens out

It is thirteen miles nearer

su than Father Point, where me,-5 are first spoken on their Europe to Montreal. It is Intercolonial Railway which from the river towards New gt Little Metis, a few miles

mm Guimond, of Ste. Flavie,

with rheumatism. Nothing

3 gm, Flavie could affect a cure.

go go to Montreal. It was a fm- 5 person in poor health,

Gngmond undertook the trip.

have saved herselff ltaie pair;

“Qi gg. The doctors o ontrea

“ming for her. However, she

my in Ste. Flavie, perfectly well, "im to Dodd`s Kidney Pills. The

km; explains the case:

So., movie, Feb. 16:11. 1900

followed the treatment of

Montreal for Rheuma-

wliich I have been suffering for mtl got no relief from it. I seven boxes of Dodd`s Kidney

nd un completely cured I ani

Lg; my friends of the excellence of

*Hwy and I thank you a thousand

Yours truely,

Marion Guimond _

STDVES

GAS RANGES

ig gig and heating may be either Pig rented at low figures on

the

Works.

ata reduced Egnre

purpose. 1900. S-ef. 'l‘-_i_e°. Thurs lmo

f I

C 4 ,/__ .A

' Qi*

i

'ai

_ A

M - f-'F'

1

552 F: is

VA '-Q1" ,,_ .. . 5-2 nn' _' il ` g-"-V5.._.--;V_ _,|_V _,_ I

» .

Beaver Mixed Paints .

Paints,

Paints, ‘ Qtla lity.

C .° as Davey

& Riglliard Creed “

, Geo Creed "

m Westawa “

0| hsrton.

f1Il»\RTliA_\T_ f’I-IARl.0TTF.T0\Vl\ .

pull - .CANA AN PATRIOCIIC FUND - ` _ _ ‘ -~-»~ ...

Amount already received and acknowledged b the Mer

He C W tt P Jnélfbi’ Mc 1;) nil d leasaiit Grove J M Brockett H

G90 BUXYOH. Ca Traverse Miss Tisie Clarke pe “ L Muttart and wife “ Robert Muttart U M Muttart _ H W H P Irving -- Ethel L M McLean “ Mrs Frank Gillis =‘ Mrs E E Crosby “ Thomas Howatt “ M st N H Dougherty “ W E Howatt “ John F Campbell “ Sophia Stright “ W Heffel “ Donald Howatt “ Stephen Campbell “ M L Hennessey °‘ Mrs Cameron “ Matilda Gardiner “ J S Campbell “ Mrs Ariel Howatt “ Mrs Avard Bell “ John Bell “

Total

Robt Mc Williams “

Geo McWilliams “

Joseph Ahearn ‘ Leslie Campbell ‘ Wm Howatt “ Edward McPherson “ Mrs J Irvin - “ Cornelius Campbell ' “ Alex Howatt “ Jas Dickey “ Mrs John Crossman “ Mrs Thos Clarke “ Alex Strang ‘ J G Sheriff ‘ Chas Doull ‘ Edna Campbell “ Philip‘Howatt “ Russel Craig ‘ Nelson Clark ‘ Wm Camppell ~ ‘ Hector Campbell “ Geo A Irving “ John McPhee ‘ Thos Gardiner “ Fred Langlois “ Moses Guignon ‘ English girl “

Total

Collected in Cape Traverse by

Moore and Marie Rogerson: Ephraim Bell Cape Traverse

Jas Heffel " Sarah Heifel “ Josiah Howatt °‘ Frank Howatt “ G-avin Walker “ Wm Crockett ` “ Chas Wright “ Wm E Bell “ John Harvey “ Wm Deegan “ Scotch Girl ‘

Total V

v '_ Alma School District, Peters

Lot 63:

'- Q Archie Johnston $1

Robert Singlton Franklin T Mellish Wm H Bears I Lemuel Butler Wm J McLean

Jas McLean

l John Portor

F. J Morrison ' . ‘ Isaac A Bears

Mrs Isaac Bears -Neil B Johnston

hraim Jenkins

Ep

, I Lemuel Le Coque

Hayden Vanlderstine John Johnston _ V

' 1 l V ' /0 T Total collected by F T Mellish $6 45

V, Collected by D. F. Egan, teacher,

& “_ 1 ‘ o

` Glenrov. D A McDonald Scotch Fort Henry Hughes

James Weir

Li!-1/,_ Joseph Morgan

. 'Nl l . e

A Charles r Joseph Wen' Michael Egan Kenneth McKay ' -

ml-;___W° - .;-1 John McKenzie _

Mrs James Bambrick

LSOMIN E. .‘§‘b”i.?af€§i.

D F Egan

Total

_ . . V d

SH ___ VT A113011: School District collecte

er

iN?ia»tl:ianiel Westaway, Albion Mrs Richard Westaway “ Wm Thompson “ Geo Connors . “ A friend “ John Rose “ Mr Albion Connors “

bl

W y ol , John WestawBY “ Thomas Moore ` Miss Lila Rendell. SWISS*

Mjg5xM;.ggie Maha' J Loi 0 .

Y M A James Ydiiiigg, sr., McInms_B»oad

Miss Annic A Laxman, Albion

Total A '

o C011 1;edinG'mcnvale V

Q-§¢t,1?§'lgliss1iJsterJ. Omenham: A.`DMcPhers0n

`*SimonBi-own '

_ Offers for sale his 7 J Thos Oxenhm

blillrise stand and przipiaos at M135 ‘J . consistiu com- , a e we wen aonbofi sroiul, R lfclccd

and BARN . "-T98 ham”

°Pp0rtunity is hai-ie offered to ” $1” ‘W-°m‘°‘°°“

iilt-class business premises on" Jam S ce

- . . M Lend Villlage of Elmsdale within .mspenmca

nom Wcyc

Purchasing terms will be given. _ Jwob Smigh

PUD°r€y is not sold by private Esther Oxenham

TU!-ISDAY. MAY 29m. "if:

ml day be sold by publlic I Tfltal _ _ lcths highest bidder at2 o‘clccki -_ Collected, by Dame! A" "°hns information enquire ‘f¢8»¢1_1°T» Mmbum’ Lot 8:

8: C0. Charlottetown or to 17511101 A ‘{;l1°l“st°n

chemo' Bank of ig. E. 1 $5,113.17

I”

50 .

SS

$1.50 $2 00 .,

25

2 00 1 (.0

25 25 25

25 I 50 50 35 50 50 45 25 25 50

30 25 05 25 30 25 25 30

$12 00

50 _ 50 25 25 25 25 50

55 25 25 25

35, 100

50 25

10 25 25 50 40 50 25 25 .50 25

1 00 1 00

85

12 00

..__i_-

$22 S5 Annie

$1 00

50 25

10

i

25 50 25 , so so bo 50

Z-__-_ i

$28 35 Road

00 25

ioo .oo 50

10 25 25 25 50 _ 20

25 50

S§$SSSS§§°é‘>&§SS

...i-_._

$5.60

by

sssss§s

Q n-1

25 10

25 22 50 25 25

52?.

1.

_-1-i

...Q 88

255 40

. H “gas sl

ssssssssaassss gays _ il //'

V

4? 4&“`

'f sl

. Q0

Alonzo Boulter _ John Bonlter

Mrs George Boulter Guy W Boulter - ' John J McWilliams

Mrs John J McWilliams

Willie N McWilliams

Allison McWilliams

Clarence D McWilliams

Sadie M McWilliams Seymour McWilliams

B L compboii

A Campbell

Horatio Chisholm Edward Rayiior John McKinnon ‘ Finley McKinnon John McDonald Nelson Woodside

Total $6 70

Proceeds concert and pie social. of

concert given by the pupils of Halibur- ton school district. Lot 7.--$8.65.

Vzsgmount acknowledged to date $8,-

52.

ADYICE I0 DISPEPTICS.

Au Authority on this Disease States What Diet Should be.

Mistake to Give Organs of Digestion too Little to do.-Eat Heartly of Good Nourishing Food-Use Dodd’e Dyspepsia Tablets after each Meal.

o-Q1?-

25 25 25 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 50 50 50 25 50 25 25 25 25

A well-known authority on the subject

of Dyspepsia mentions the following com- mon errors that people fall into in treating this disease. _ -

1. They weaken the organs of digestion

by giving them too little to do.

2. They contine themselves too closely in

coarse and losening food.

3. They take medicines, which a little

knowledge or a. moment’s thought would tell them were no good. - _

The writer above quoted is undoubted-

ly correct. It is a great blunder tointerfere with the diet in Dyspepsia. Of course foods known to be absolutely indigestible such as pastry game, soups, pork, veal etc., must be dispensed with. But as a general thing the ordinary diet is whole-

lar hours. If breakfast is eaten at nine,

gain its wanted strength and vigor

they are being used.

patch at

V May 3 cod &w lm

.. ek ~

-/ .A >‘-*S

1

VV _`|,7,, _

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.V 5.25-

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May 5_eod1w. w3i.f » V “°"¢" -y' V ,_ ' A '“` ‘ j ' r f _

r~m.\ci~: Enwmn 1sr.».Nn_

-e-I'-"-1 ' ‘THE LATE oaeranv EWEN Mao lyke ganadian umm- af pm.

Ei in uni D1 ..._._,. is

some enough and needn’t be altered. . long a staunch Liberal, and in the good 25 9° 30 ~ ~ - - -- -

Take thrcc mccls cdcy always ct rcsc- ‘old days when political fires burned 30 “'35 ---- -- _

thena light lunch should be taken atl-enthusi_a._stic influential supporter of 25t.o40 ..... .55c. $1 (I) 1 50 2 (ll noob, ood dinner at six. if dinner is set thc Pcllhccl Prmclvlcc cf thc Ictc HOD-» Not a dollar cf thc mcccrc ccllcctcd Ici-

io one middle of the dai, breakfast should $V°§;&C°1i*§*’11g6;h°;:*°‘f[;;”~aIf£{‘;§;g A thc inccrcccc fucdlc crhcc been-paid for

25 either be much earlier or a great deal Vuagismuto in the civil aVdmmi8u_ati0n_ _the 0313011393 Of m9»lm£¢m¢_!l%- 50 .lighten `

Aftcr all Inc-11118 fr D0dd'S DYSD€DSl’»_‘ian honored elder in the Presbyterian $92 u;°ti; d°P°:“;°‘¥“ sm” tl” °"3*ni“‘_

Tablet should be taken. This will ensure church and his home was known ggthg' 1011 0 6 80° 2 Y-

ect di tion of the food ust takeni “Ministers H uarters ” where n t T116 Sick 0-nd Fnllcrhl Bt*-l\cB¢Brm°hh

mv 5119

00

*

“ters Bobby-woo~mapsososuu\ o

[°°°”"UNI°“TED‘] Forao e tm ie b been dot lflrntccccthliillilllliltiii

Awide oiroie of ioviog andodmirmg . Y “S ” ’°° “Y ”’ ““ -- I friends received with dee sorrow the ` i“““°°°“’ 'md “ch 7°” it 1”' bee" ¢"°": Y°'.'.r'-d”.“'“H%¥

announcement of the deatg of Captam ‘"9 in °t"°“3°h "Fd i¥"”“°"°°' 'n‘° M s°.?;d' :$.13 *

Ewen Macmillan, which sad event 0c_ lowing table, which gives the standing of uv » . _ V

curred at his late residence, Hazelwood, I thc Ordcr Since iw 0l'8%lli2&fi0H in 1379- °h'_“'° °[ th'

West River, on the morning of April will show how it has prospered: °“¥h° 52°" 55"" 'wan li 80th. 'Few men amongst us have mani- , chilli- - fested in so high a degree the character- .

Tots! Rose:-ve

I 881 P0

|47 00

,With adisposition singularly charitable | and sympathetic _were joined a firm ,

will, a never- wavering adherence to ~-9;-ogema-Qagigo E -i truth, anappreciative and clear intellect, -.3°1=3L°'a°"a5 .5 .'"~.§'§§":§‘-E - Eamon oplio me bghor of his not moose. ”""“""==1=‘i¥!E_§§u§§§.~§§

ptin cose ton with the stirring

topics of the day. An afectionate has- -

band, a loving father, a true friend-in.,

all a. courteous Christian gentleman-1 truly one of na-tui-e's nob einen. His memo_ry_ will be an inspiration a.nd.a

benediction to those who enjoyed the ~

pleasure of his acquaintance, particularly to those who had the privilege of know- ing_ long and intimately, ' while visiting from time to time to time, un-

der his hospitable roof..

The late Captain Macmillan was a

native of this province having been born inCovehead,~1‘eb. 20th, 1815. His boy- hood was passed.in _full view and sound of the wide sea, a circumstance which, _ no doubt, formed an important factor in so early developing. a love for an active sea life, asfor over thirty years he was closely associated with shipping inter- ests, havingbeen both a most successful

master mariner and shipbuilder. ` ' -

In 1841 Captain Macmillanramoved to

and bought a. farm at West River, a time at which that section ofthe country was

little more than an unbroken forest, and scores-A sesasaseos ‘g-ii: - communication with the city and sur-’ ~ """'°"°a ""'° rounding country 'secured mainly by - V `

log canoe. In f842 ‘te married Isabella " -~ _ 1 s°"h Matheson, atrne helpniate, who with _ ,_ 3% four sons and two daughters survive him. fWN|llll|~

The famify all made a home in their apply in

native province, where they are well and favorably known. Donald, (de-

ceased); Ronald, of Charlottetown; , .. _ _

Hugh, of New Haven; John, of Hazel “P°n'°' slidmg 5°3l°»_‘3'1d 519°* th” Wood, West River; Mrs. Millar, Rocky the surplus in the insurance fnndhas Point, and Mrs. Arthur Wright, West- rapidly increasing, and today it 3 is

ville, West River. $837,000, all of which is invested in gilt,-

Though successfully directing the edged securities in the_Doininion ot Can-

clcaring and cultivating of his farm af- ada, to which the operations of ter his_ removal to West Biver, Captain are wn§,,ed_ The membgrghip

is

.hm f of 35,000 dionribobedin every. provmooor

_ _ , m-mg

sea service until 1860, and still maintain-' the Dominion’ and .is glowing m.'P"°‘ inganinterest in shipping until 1873, d°‘f°?dl5'° inf” s°°'°W “mes iP°m.‘P°°, when his last vessel was sold, and he re- P°1‘°1°° 1°' $°°0» $1002 $1509 "ld 33_m» lf,

to the successful pursuit of agri- the ftphllowingdr-ates,the fees being' paid 0 ure. mon yina vance: - - ..fads : aaa: ,gg 0- 0- ,,,,,<>-

n m _ _ _ S _ A f 1000 1500

welfare of the province, botn m affairs 18 5;' 35° 860,, #ma $1 in political and religious. He was life- """" " ' '

S§'Z~'é&2%¢"»SS§‘£‘-`§S'!8="6~`ZZ»‘2

Increvn ln, Rasarvo.

331 60 2,158 60 014 50

eszszsisssgsszeez ssciescdésssaéiss

* " °='£5'.:g‘£s2`.2S$s}_\l_`

C1 sims Pall. 's 5.833 5-1 ‘alll

SS§2‘3S3§S3S2'é3.T.2:§l s-s=cf..°§e§;cc~”- cf:e§a§a§sse:s§;s;

bomb p.

i

gYd"!»

Mem

811 1.710

=ecisseea§=aae:§s§.=;

Year en! nz

Mx? 31. 1 0 1881 185! IB*-'l

*St b

1885 18:6 IU7

, 188

IQ IU! 111 123.

_ is

1* 1 18.0

Bal. Iii! Tmof

In November, 1885, the insurance pep

miums payable by the members were put

time

pant ibut

did .c it

70c. $105 140

highandbrightgvas recognized as an 358-11540--~---~ 35°- 123 170g

Foralinost hang century he was also million dollars have beenpaidtomemberli

pcrf acc' .i cld.q_ is __,°@ , 1 ioroibe. obomoob. if. win oloo givopnio .*_‘1“~f’FT’*l*-.l‘_"¥".'“"*;l?‘°1‘i °_vcrri>ci»c1cr_f1.cncmncnt.and cnwcrdc stomach a period of ease from the con`- l 0! _ _ m1Dif»10D8 T°0U1"9¢ 'Of 13,41” 0f f-he m¢mb°1‘§ if U-\¢¢°°l¢¢¥ ‘Nl tinual effort it undergoes in the work of °'°N°Id”d. Welcgllfle’ ~l tl tes JP1H'tf¢?iPl\¢i11R ii! th! f°8Wl'° 0f thc 0!'d¢\‘»° the digestion. If Dodd‘s Dyspepsia Tab- lm-yqghmgthe ggh aigqzggcgon The benefits $3per week for the first ' _Y V _. lets are taken regularly it will soon re- Vwhich the late Gapmin Macmillan was #W0 W0€kS ¢_>f 11111688. “Pd $5 DN' *N05 f01‘ _ Dodds nyspepsio Tablets ensure L11 the p1o.of an oreods and social oondiucnsf during any rw. bccidcvr fcccfcl l>°°°°° It you benefits sboteome with o soond,beo1bby lyvhc braved thc _dlfccmfcrfc cf almost °f$30- Thcfccc. rmycblc mcnrhlyic c<l~ w,1°q

IN

S mach The make ure’ ,.,chb100dand‘impa.ssab1e roadsm order to pay their vanceareasfollowsz l 'In' atgonstitutioniible to iiiesist disease. They last mbute °f lfespect t° th? h°“°"°d Between 138115 25 YGNS - - - - - - - ~--5 cents b ' heart a et-ite mid almost an ldead' 1915119 qmet P1`°.SbYt°1f”"n °°’”e' “ 25c-ud30ycars --------- _.30 cents I '" w _ ’ , “U8 3 7 W v3 ‘ _7 l tery, beside the church in which he had ... 30 and 35 years 35 cents Wzlmepifol' blttef food can be taken without hurt while taken so long and so deep an interest, “ _ - ~ - - - - - - -- - V r Wvch.

’ " 1 ` One by one the “old la.ndmarks”.passl Dllflllll the Year 1399-0Vel‘ $57,000 W&Sf

away, their deaths recalling the hard- Mid Ollli ill Sidi 0-Hd f\1B01`&l bchcilts. $110,

ships and inconveniences encountered `~.$158,000 in death benefits. All physically mu; ggmigg'

V l ogy gm early sct-VtVlcr;;a§1_1d_Pwvmg ascii; and mommy qualified moles between is W,_.w“u”¢

“__ ` A tb; dolgdig xiii-iiit of o nobiepiiiiiiiilioifi at “nd “yea” °f “g°' Wh” “" “°’ “"*’“"`°“ have not given as I

Wh » t nu Sewing M:-ichine ru_t` P ‘ ° on account of their occupation are accept- - 2. ;i.1si..3§ifii2`§ii‘ti:'ihf.”:;2.:°s‘ .‘:.¥.=:.°'.1-1 _ I _ -_ . 1°” ‘°",,,,,,‘f,°

____ .iz once whore it will bo attended to with dis- HORSES AND CATTLE have colic and For further particulars enquire of any “Po '°° ’°‘ “

- ' _ . of 5 '

9 time. Haifa bottle in not-water repeat- 1 dd ~_ , ` ' _ ~

Do M aCM I N S, ed a few times. Avoid substitutes‘_ there iii Er]'(§j10T','_‘ I TH05_ WHITE' ,l . ‘ g

Great. George Sz., Ch’¢own. ' is but cnc Pam-Killer. Perry Davis. 2'cc- gl-I. C. R. Ingersoll. High Brantford.

I %@%@

SUITS FIR lllllt

._ know our suits are always on top.

pints, and little vests to form the front, every one nicely trimmed

K ,_, prides $2.00, 2.50, 2.90, 3,25, avspond, 4 25.

g; They are all .very stylish and good towear, prices, $1.00. 1.25, 1,50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.®', 4.@

,R ,V9 trimmed and are 'right in price, $2.00, 2.50, 3.00, 3.75i,s4.-50,

_ ‘ ` fy

ev* »~ff=

J1 ; __ ° A Its a hobby of ours to please the bays, and we 1

`\ . A ‘£\

I held than the immense concourse of peo- the ‘“‘°°°°d“‘3 te” "°°ks» “"i°€°*'h°f 553

1 35and40years....l . _ . __.40 years YW _

lvingli dsldto st~1 thatvvas ,, _ _ '= ~ , . lslortal oglihe dglal. old ggptatgin ' 408.D(l 43 y6&l‘S . . . . . . . . .. .49 6:52108 ‘

ed for membership yw w n ~

cramps Pain Killer will curethem every of the ogice,-3 or members the order or

and =»0c- ;8r21;1>.NsrcaiirUNG.s. o. Bmoofo.-d, . V n .

Notice how the boys are climbing for our suits,tl\ey don’t see them yet,

All very little men will like our brownies, they are made so ni!Be,With

Cther little men- will of our 2 piece suits in Tweed, Serge, or Wanted .

i _ A little large man will need a 3 piece suit and we have

plenty of them to suit you all, they are nicely made, prettily

ooo, 6.25, 7.75, 8.25. , ._

» 2830 suits, to help our hobby. y

3.

istics which unite to form the ideal man. ` '