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Y-‘lht to moderate va riahfe wlrds, mlld_

-and a (ew showers. l, ii_._._,_

GONE FOR SIX YEARS

'That Ia Why V. Fisher Says Dodd ii _Kidnay Pills Cured His Sclatlca Per-

f; . 'lllll0li.ly.

‘C¢l;l»!NGwo0ii. Our., *Am-il ~l_--tSn0n|ul)- b Valentine Fisher well-known here and in

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the surrounding country has prov il that iDodd`s Kidney Pills not only cure Kidney

Disease but cure it permanently. Mr. 5

-Fisher says:

"MY Kidney Disease of lil years standing fi

had developed into Sniatica and located in

not walk straight. l had to use liypoiier |

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mic liiieclions of morphine to ease the C757/ Seven llllll|0ll~“» Bild CH¥'¥`l€S llellfll 3

pain.

almost at once and finally cured me _-io ~coi.npletely l have had no return of the ailment. in six years."

llorilfs Kidney Pills cure liheumatisni,

Sc-iaiica and similar diseases by removliig the cause-by putting the Kldneys ln shape to Lake the uric at-i-l out of the blood.

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ln your desire for beauti- ful vihite teeth be careful not to use a deiitifrice that will whiteu at the expense of injury to ilie enamel.

' Some of the tooth prepara-

tions sold are highly val- ued because of the iiiirne-

- diate results they give and

because the user does not know of the harm that will ultimately result. There is no need of taking chances. My

Enamclo Tooth Paste

will whitea and polish the teeth as quickly as any safe preparation can. and it is impossible for it to do anything but good. It sweetens thc breath, des- troys the germs, hardens the gums and polishes and preserves the teeth. just

- as delightful to use as it

is perfect in results. 25 cents a tube.

Sold only by

DRUGGIST. The Medical Hall.

””“"\ 0nc’s

Eyesight

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8 is sure to fail , sooner or later.

In most cases

glasses will help and relieve the eye strain, which causes

‘ s o m u c h

‘ trouble.

,Q We have the

facilities for

,.,,c._!ii¥-as

Citi’

oingtliis work.

G H T the enemy'-J men. Each Maxim will tire I 0 0 Q cost about $23 per thousand. Thus a first-

t

Jeweler and Optician.

‘torialulilllno James Wilson contri-._ utesafugdofinforniatiou with regard n

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my side. My back was so alll-ctcd I could lamp wsu would "my more L an ve

in

FRIDAY, APRIL 8, v

cost o"r iutwit wnfltiir.

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Ioarencnt laauo Of the London Pin-

the coat of naval warfare under pre' °

to

nt condltinnr. For the quicker under-

in our currency in bbc proportion of tivo

a

llllon dollars. The King Edward VII E

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enormous, while the lite time of the vary costly guna ia shortened hr ovary round an

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ad to 1il_ rounds. _

M

taudlng of the reader we give the figures "mm I; "und nzhms is ° mmdnd mu'

lion dolhrs. The reader may figure for

tllars to the pound sterling. A battle- h

NDS. °i"\|,iler~a and torpedo craft blown p, sunk or battered to planes, the anna'

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Y the coat ot powder and projeotlloa is

a be ahot away in a few hours at moat. t aha oseapoa ali'narin from the enemy,

d in the larger and more expansive na thk lifetime aa we have aoan,ia limi -

Tha-lan thirteen bmiuhigs, tony

ot-hing§of drat, aaoond and third-oiaaa ruisera-and other craft in the Britiah aiitcrianean iieet. the entire ooatoi

linsi-lf the coat. in ammunition alone of n hour'a engacomout with an enemy of quil strength. Add to this the costly

“Dodd's Kidney Pills rf-lievci the paini

i thousand men, and yet. one well directed torpedo, 1-1 feet, long and 1-1 inches wide, \ and costing $1.625 might send this costly

_ship with her regiment of men Un the bot.- tcin of the sea. But most naval battles

berzin and often close with gun fire. Without guns the warship would be uractlcally useless, while the torpedo and the ram are subsidiary. The ilrst object is to overwhelm the enemy as speedily as possible with n hail of pro- .jectllesn The defeated ilaot will lose

sliipe, guns and men, but the conqueror will also find war an expensive name.

How long a naval action can last it is

not easy to say, iut it certainly cannot last much lonizer than the ammunition

provided for the main and secondary

batteries. A modern battleship can de-

liver one shot per minute-an H50 pound

shell-from each of her four 12-inch guns, but these nuns become unsaie, or nillclal- ly worn out, a‘t.er ilrinq 100 rounds,

which would only occupy 100 minutes of constant action. The cost of these shells

and the tiring charge is $203 each. The full 100 rounds for each of the four

12-inch guns would cost $117,200. The

12-inch guns are designed to pierce the armor and totally destroy the

enemy's ship. The 0-inch guns of the secondary battery serve to de- molish the upper works and destroy the

crews, and can each ilre 300 rounds wif.h»

out danger of the gun bursting, the cost of each round being over $33. The aver- age battleship ol the British navy cirriea 12 six-inch guns each capable of discharg- ing seven shells per minute. Thus one

six-inch gun in one minute would dis- pose of $230 worth of ammunition, and in n little less than 43 minutes oi’ quick ilr-

ing would dispose of its full complement otii00 shells at a cost of about $10,000.

The twelve 0-inch guns in the same brief space ofless 'th-in fifty minutes would

tire away powder and projectiles costing

$120,000.

But the battleship also carries a

number of smaller guns. Next ln order to the il-inch guna are the 12 pounders, of which one biitleship carries eighteen. These are used to repel torpedo boats and to pepper the eneiny's gun crews, and so

terrorisc them as to prevent them making zood shooting. The life of the twelve pounder is 700 shots. The cost of each round is about $7.50. And then there are the six 3-pounders each of which will etnnd the discharge of 1000 shells in succession. Each of these small shells, ln- cludlng contents and tiring charge costs about $2. And then there are two Maxim

guns, for use in repolllntr boarders, or arzainst torpedo craft, or to shoot down

3:i,000 shots before giving out and these

class batilesliip goes into action with

Sunnyside.

$ii60,0f0 worth of ammunition all of which

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WE KNUW YUU

can come to that is by getting

_price of a poor one.

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We Will Scll it to You

A large shipment of high en... auigni in canriifrs

just received-Another shipment due next week. '

ark iight Fumisliing Bti.

4

a good CARPET for the

_ _ your watcher and einclra to na and we will find

want something for nothing and the nearest you 2*:§,‘;§}2,2232?:,§‘§jf,‘g§{,{'5';},,‘,,,‘;°;',,‘;?°

worn out or smashed, and all the wreck

‘_`and ruin wrought by qunilro, tirpedo and lastly the ram. For in the ilnal act `of the stupendous tra|zedy,` when the am- inurition is rxtiaustei, the guns disabled or spent, when the torpedoas have all been discharged, there remains tha iam, the nio»t deadly wearon a battleship carries, provided her steam 'machinery is still intaat, and she gets a chance to charge upon the side oi her enemy. In this last general melee the ram will play the loading role. Death and destruction

will he dealt out in a wholesale manner, and the savlnus of rival natiors, millions and tens of millions of dollars laid out

upon floating masses oi machinery and engines oi' destruction, will bc dlsslpu ed in as many minutes as it took years lo 'accumulate them. We have not incu- iloned ihe loss of life and limb, the most fcarfu` c :ah of all.

Giiiuioon Won ltviioon

;tMo'iii i;itho0D

The first leaaon that the young girl has

of womanhood is usually a _painful one. She leams to know what hea ache means, and backache, and sometimes ia sadly, borne down by this new experience of life.

All the pain and misery which young

girls commonly experience at auch a _time may, in almoa every instance, be entirely revented or cured by the use of Doctor ¥ierce’a Favorite Prescription. lt catab- liahea regularity. It tones up the general health, and cures headache, backache nervousness and other consequences oi womanly weakness or disease.

The anxious mother of the family often-

times carries the whole burden of responsi- bility so far aa the home medication of common ailments of the girls or boya are concerned. The cost of the doctor'a visits U very often much too great. At auch lmes the mother is invited to write to Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., for medical advice, which is given free. _ Correspond- ence is held strictly confidential.

Backed up by over a third of a century

of remarkable and uniform cures, a _recor Buch as no other remedy for the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to women ever attained, the proprietors and makers of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription now feel

fully wananted in offering to pay $500 in legal money of the Unite States for any case of Leucorrhes, Female Weakness, Pro- lapsua, or Falling of Womb, which they

cannot cure. All the World'a Dispensai? Medical Association, Proprietors, of Bu - falo N. Y., ask is n. fair and reasonable trlai of their means of cure. *Your wonderful medicine. ‘ Favorite Prescrip- tlon,' has liel d me grentl in time of suieri- in ," writes gitra. Minta Wvrl ht, of Edwarda, Ind. 'Last winter I was unable to do my work, was to be confined in February, and a lady in Illinola wrote and told me about your medicine. I uaed three bottles of ' Favorite Prescription) and will aa I had the easiest and quickest con- Enement lyever had. Had three children be- fore and would suffer from twenty-four to thirty- aix hours béfore birth, but this time only two hours. Have a tin: baby girl and al-ie a the moat healthy one of all. I am still using tho ‘ Favorite Prescription ‘ as a tonic."

Weeks’ Q. CQ. sell Men's Hats and Cops

White s snowflake chocolates are only

40oents a pound. Why don`t you buy some i 0 d ti

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Everyone ia looking hr the Spring. Bring

i.. w. cooi<,

_ india and China Teas,ln such

prop5r*ions as to insure a delicious cup of Tea.

Federal Blend

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A choice Blend of Ceylon,

Sold by _all _ the principal 1 ` Wholcaalaby '

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lil _f75¢°lil1a`7¥i6`§nv§ S

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"‘AND"' V ` _ ' Opera Home Bulldlim

- :_ Phoneca I

mills ciotuiiii

0 Suits, Spring overcoafs’ ~ To the Electors of _Ward 2:

Rainproof Coats, Trousers and Fancy Vests.

to become a candidate for the seat at the Council Board made vaqanthy the death cl the

judge for yourself the superiority of our HlGH-CLA SS READY-T0-WEARS.

late lamented Councillor Macdonald. if you do meihe honor of election I will do my ul, most to promote the inlerelta of the city, ‘nd Ward 1 in particular.

We want you to look at our Men's Clothing; try it on

and see how it looks for fit, style and finish. If you know what other stores can do, come and see what we can do. We have had other people do this, and they readily admitted _

their surprise at ‘finding such really time fitting garments made from such good materials, and so well trimmed and finished, surpassing anything they could End in other stores they had tried. These statements are facts, and we want to

get more customers to come and prove what we say in our , advertisements. We are here for business, and we do not expect any one to buy if the goods do not suit them. We, have good fitting; and as stylish suits as can be found any-` where. _ We know it; we want you to know it. Not cheap ._;____, goods, _commonly made up, but first-class custom tailor-made

suits, cut in the latest style, and as a rule lit the general run of men as nicely as made to measure suits. , _____ `

100 Acres on Lot 48 in

J P & Quemcpm

I i A |

D J RILEY.

March 3|, 1904. ti'

200 Mn_Wanleil.

Just as soon as the S ring ctena u _ cm he i5ih insi and ti-e iiisi day of lea F1 xii wart all the men and boys who worked with me last._eason, and aa many oihera aa nam empicymeni, in go to work on the Murray Har. bor Branch Railway.

l will alfo be starting work at Curiil Creek

on the r. E. I. R. near Ciiailo tetown, about the .5th in..i.

For further information apply by letter or elephone to

WILLARU KITCHEN,

Murray River, P. li. i.

4-4 dw r mo

In Chancery before the Vice- Chancellor.

In the matter of the application oi

Eliza Stewart. Frank Stewart. Rena Stewart, Catherine Stew- arf, Albert _Stewart, and Milton Stewart Infants, for the sale of

- , _ freehold lands by Bruce Stewart

" their next friend and Guardian.

Public Notice is hereby given that

IF A S 0 I will sell by Public Auction on

Buy a five cent box of _

HEADLIGHT PAHLUR MATCHES.

April next. A- D. 190;, at the hour of Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon.

All‘ that tract, piece cr parcel of land situate, lying 'nd being on Lol or Township Number Forty eirht(48) bounded as follows, Ihatis to say: Corrinienelng in the d|vhic|_\ i$2§ii`.'i§§'"f.i`.i’ii.fiiiL°i§§§§§iEi'if f."'°""i""

_pf e n ,Eiga rc~_

(Eddy's single stick matches are the best.)

F111 a shallow tumbler with them,as full as possible, in

any order-then take turns drawing out the matches from underneath, and placing them in diiiicult positions on top of the pile. Every match that falls to the table while the tumb-

l_e11;e1rS_ ltrllmygiifnposstsesssiiosn is yours, ;i___1_1dhthe_ player with lpast ___ie.._m.li.E-iy .fi._;"t'£.i.i_l"I‘.`r'i'i.I‘.°iT.-l5`.ami;

OP W1nner_ ac ayer nlust P ace mei _ A,_ iapdiinm arm ng Implements

the tumbler in frontnf-the player to the left. R e mn U cc smmwm be N

A GREAT march GAME.,

chains and Severity tive linaa_ oi until it meets the old Three Rivers Road (nciv known aa tht- nld Georgetown hood), thence followin the course of said road Weitwardly Thirteen Salina and Fiitv liiilra. or a suiiicient dialance to give ii widih East and Went ol Thirteen Chains and tT“'¢“ly H1110. thence noith sixty nine chains to the edge of the said marsh thence following ine various courses retwecen the high land and sal-1 Marsh Easlwa r_dlv io the pl¢¢¢ Q( wm-

'viencement containing Ninety-four (o4_) acies, togei her with Six at-ies of laid Fu ierton’s _ Marsh, making and including One hundred (|00) acv»s, a time more or len, being thu.- dercnhed in ii certain Indenture of leaae made between Charles Stewart gf the gn; 9”-¢_ gurl '1`tioma.s8tew1irr oi theothef part, and dated the I-‘curieenih day oi September A D. ii_~.6, agreeably to a plan onthe margin of the gov- ei nment deed of the name to Chai lea Stewart dated the Fifth day of November, A D. rica.

The above nie is made pursuant to an Order

of the Court of Chancery made in this matter ou the seventeenth day March, A. D. t9o4.

A norlion of the purchase money may rc-

main secured on the prep-|i|¢g_ Conditions of aale d k

\ .

BRUCE S'I EWAMT, Guardian.

G. GAUDET.

Solicitor for Guardian. 29 tu fri ai wal _

tonm Marsh.th»~nee running South aevanty three

Dated March Eighteenth A. D. |904.

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NOW ia the time to start your B54* ,uve an _he but str” _

of Foal. Cabbage and other vegetable Seeds. Also Flower s¢¢d,_4° , Ii I _

of the beat SWOOI Pit! for lui* _zhbarrels of choice Union S g gg m g

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‘ _ from Bolton. Ask ilora our Sql C§,¢;|°|',§f_ ‘ '*" f' ,»

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