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piié, V ii oVnii'nEii srtrcnzn Frou uns wrrirs News Fon me ouniioiinrs siiruiiniiv Sussciiissfn

Died s`r.»-_-_his home. Sprlngbrook, e

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New Landon, Sept. 15th, Leland S

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Camhpd Ferguson after an illness of

inourn beside his parents two broth- th

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churchyard only a short distance' from his late home.

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Apt to Get into the Ears ;"°l°°k “" “`°‘l"°f“1Y Merlin his Causing Deafness, or to 'ag Reach the Lungs and End ine bore with christian resignation i..,

s esteemed pastor, Rev. A McAulny,

and died fortified by the last rites of

e Roman Catholic Church, of which

in Consumption. rm

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You Can Cure -Catarrli in Any he Hiiigif by Breathing the Healing liiilsniiiic Fumes of Catarrlio-

/onc, and liéije is Proof. Hy,

yur. iii-ic Bcraultl, ri. young gentle-,itll

,\'wi-<-iliiii'a, Que., inlie1‘ltcdeatui‘rli"n

._ -_, . r -_ _ ers all of whom have the sympathy _ ' Hum IH' muthm' rule dlheast Hprendl the community in their afflli~.t.ion. “ml l""°eB l’"l‘l ‘l‘"`l“K me lil-‘it Pflfli

I_ P_ (~_0m_ of the previous winter. It is thought

THURSDAY that sealsliin garments will he dearer

lliongli his i-iystein till he was ii phy-lm siriil \\'|'ni:k. ` lR' ".i\s ii child,” snitl Mr. Htwaiilt, "ll

was pione to an ulceiation of the

_ _ _ - l M iniii‘oii.~i lining of the throat and nns- as :il pnnsa cs. H10

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"I _grew pale and emnciateil, lostlw’

all iii-sire for food, and got into such dll

siiiil that catarrh was fairly eating MV

nm np. r [I9 "l<I\i=i~y organ of-_my body seemedlme

.-iuiisf-il <‘ntarrhoZone and I unhalecl ,SCF it ton minutes at a time every few [del liours, and was rewarded in a few lllll

doctor so well that I used it continu-l

ally, .intl took l<`eri‘ozone_ Tablets af- it-r i-nr-li meal to build up my streng- Wll

roiuirily Init Catarrhozone could work t"

suvli ii miracle. _

"l<l\'ei'yone in town knows I was g

just about dead \vitli cntarrll, and my 3,5

riiri- is an evidence of what Catarr-Iwi

lioxoiic can du. It is a pleasure to Cen

i-r-t-iriuineiiil ('atnrrhozone." lrrh

'l’\.~o mont_li’s treatment, large si'1.e,is,,,,

privi- $1, and -guaranteed, Small size, Bea _'rin-., all reliable dealers or the Ca- pls,

tiii'|-liiizoiie Co., Buffalo, N. Y., and gee

lhis I Mrs. Bla Iguire, Martin, Lot 23, W u 1

Headaches 0vcr .3338 gm; r1r;_r;_ ’2."€;;‘.Y

year o iis '_ H

_linad been in failing health forurizeeveral

Frontal Calarrh fa

_endeavor tosave his youthful life l

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Deceased was u very popular young man, and held in high esteem by all who knew him, evidence of which was

_ _ _ own hy the large concourse of peo-

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elr resting place pn St. Ann's Ceme-

,,,,,,,_ “_|,,_,,|,,m ,wed for years in ,tery He leaves to moinn his f t er

Miss Dull, of Scotch Settlement

es of that society on Sunday af.

Elmwood Cemeter T

The death occurred at the hom.. of

parents, Philii and _

onths and although all that medi. 1 Skill C0lllfl do, was done in the

t it was without avail and at 4'

_ _ 2 -` ll`1t passed peacefully away. 1-is was tended throughout his illness, which

was ever an attentive member.

who followed his remains to

- ‘ a h _ il mother, five sisters, four broth-

'l‘he death occurred on Thursday' veni_ng last. at his honie on the. hedllw R0P_\¢l._ of Gordon Bryentou, ll0 WEB _Janitor in the Bank of

one year of tuberculosis brought on Nova Scotia, hnd fm-many hostler by 3 severe cold.| He leaves to for L. H. Higgins for a_ period ol

ree years. Deceased 'was ‘well and

en, -George F at home, Lyndley M favorably known throughout the city' of North Bay, Ontario, and one sis- particularly in poultry circles, as he ,hr .Janie Irene at home; also an took sh active inte;-est in the dme,-_ aged grandmother M_rs. George An- ent _poultry exhibitions which were ilcrson no\v in her ninety-third year, carried on in Moncton. He was thir- U, whom he was mllch attached and ty-two years of age, and was a native had always shown her much kindness of Kensington, 1'. E, 1. He is Bur. ,mil nttention._ He was ayoung man Vived by a wife, who was formerly of great promise and was s. special a _ f,,\.,,,-ite with young and old for his Mr. Bryentou was a member of Ach, cheerful and genial disposition. He cla Lodge, I._0.0_F., Sunny Brae, and iilwiiys had a kind word and pleas-,tht funeral will he held under the aus-

unt smile for all. The funeral which P

was largely attended by his friends ternoon at 1.30 o'cloek from his and neighbors was ably “conducted by late home. Interment will he made his pastor Rev. Mr. Sutherland. He In _ y_ he func,-ul was laid away- in the beautiful services will be conducted by the

grounds of the 'Geddle Memorial Rev. D. MacOdrum.-Moncton Ex.

A Trial Treatment of Cu_ticura Soap and llintment Free to Skin Sufferers

If you, or someone dear to you, are suffering the itch- lllgi burning, sleep-destroy- ing torments of eczema or other _cruel skin eruption, with its embarrassing, un- sightly disiiguremcnt; if you have tried all manner of treatment, no matter how harsh, to no avail, and have all but given up hope of Cure, write to-day' for a lib- eral sample of Cuticiiru Soap and Ointinciit. Tllouszinds of sk_in-tortured sufferers, from infancy to ago, have found that the first warm bath with Cuticura Soap and gentle application of _Cuticura Ointment bring instant relief, permit rest élflil Slccp, and prove the first steps in zi spec-ily and successful treatniciit. Atl- dress “Cuticura,” Dt-pt. rol\'l, Boston, U. S. A_

this winter Chinchill fox l nx

. r' ' ' ll! v I 'S' J°""`Ul_a" M°“‘ll_‘a'“5' l"\0W“ ltussinn sables and Persian lumbywill as Mrs. Wiltshire, died yesterday hll he affected by a rise ln price mln! at 4 o’clock. The funeral Though it is ofcourse alittle early ll take place today. from her tn prenint with exnetniiss wihnt win ughter‘s residence 15 Chestnut St. he the prices of the various kinds of

,, ,i,-wilful cnmiihion that my 5,-,ends Besides, her husband, two daiighters, _furs during the coming winter, as it

s. Samuel Beers, ill in the P. E. is hardly possible to tell what kind Hospital and Mrs. J. K; McKen- ol H winter the Weather Mun intends , late of Chatham, N. B. and one doling out, it seems, however, to be

4-lli-r-ml, and the doctor said it was|$0“- Frederick 315° sick in the H0sl’i` "greed ‘lmong those who lmow tm" th.. _ii,~Sf, Stage of c.m@.,mpt¢.,,,_ He ,tni, are left tn mourn. The rnernorini prices will he senci-ally hlshfr and

vice will take place at S, A_ tlita- that those fashionable ladies who at 7.30 Sunday morning. The llflve “ lllilng f0_l` fflSl0llUbl€ flll‘B Will eral service will lie conducted at' ll5V0 t0 Place llllZlP.'@I` Sums Ol lllmley

iinys by ii wonderful improvement. sliarp tllfee 0`0l00k l¢0<llll/ hi' the Sill' 1" thgh pocgtets °l the fur '"9" than “<`ai_urrlioY.oiie pleased me and the vation Army 0lflC@l`S- ever ey Hd before'

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_ E. Island fiirricrs and hunters "The death of Mrs. Catherine Wal- l read the following Montreal de- l8C8_£0_0l¢ Dliwe at the home of her

. _ » spatch with interest; Increases in the S011-ln~21\\'. Fred ASlll0Y. Alh€I‘€0n. On

,`_,|,I,'_,,£,‘,\,,_:,t:m|lt,,tSri1ewec§Ec{0ras, (Ente | price of furs amounting in some cases|llVl0l1flHY Bft€F“00ll Ht the advanced

' n my no twent -tive ier cent. of their pres* H28 ,of 89 years. Mrs, Wallace w

as

valudl, .urelprcdicted forthe com-lborn in Mirimichi and came to this winter by local retail fur dea_l-,province at the age of eighteen. She _ Some f\ll‘S. ll0W€\'€\‘. ll ‘B is survived by six daughters, five. ought, will not- Cllonlrn ln l1l”lC0 0l` living in this province ,and one ar-` ll be Chellllef DY l>€l`lll\PS tell P" hroadr; and two sons, Joseph living t. than they were last wintei`.|in Port Arthur, Ont., and William in in Will be 011 l1C°0l\“l» Uf the ll"`g°"lAlbertoi1. The funeral took place yes- Ply than W9-9 °" hfmd when thetterday afternoon to the family plot S0" Closed this 5l”`i“g' It was ex`lin St.-Peter's Episcopal '(`emeterY.

ined bi' SOM “lf flffuleff’ Wh” We" the nev. Mr. winrieiu, officiating. A n in connection with the reported ___.__

Kingston, Ont. Beware of dangerous changes in fur prices that opening

siii-stitiites and iinitntions for Ca- pr

_ _ Before the Court of Appeal in Equi- ices during the late fall and early ty yestwday the appeal case of Mat.

tiii~rliozono." _ iwinter were governed by the mpplg thew William Murphy appellant vs.

__ Emily Murphy, respondent, was dis-

‘ missed with costs, so that the judg- l ment previously given hy the Vice- V Chancellor ln.lavor of Emily Murphy

A_A. McLean, K.C., were counsel for the respondent, Emily Murphy. Mc- Leod, K. C., and Bentley were for lthe appellant. The case of Hannah lB. Durant and another appellant, vs. lLucretia Ann Huestis, and others, re- spondent, was before the Court when yit. adjourned last evening and will be proceeded with this morning. Mc- lQuarrie, K.C., for appellant. Bentley lfor respondent. The following are ,the other cases on the docket: John A Messervey vs Walter Mathieson.

tands. D. A'. McKinnon, K_(`., and

Lowe and Mr. Beaton; Spray pink, roses, Robert and Mrs. Ward; Spray White pinks, George KI and Mrs. Mc- Laine; Spray Gladolis, John and Mrs. McPherson; Spray pinlo and oanilv 'i`uft, Mrs-_ Bebe; spray pinks, Mrs. Vincent; Boquet Astors, Mrs.

Kelly.

cases occur with the result that ll-Yvhoid very often reappears the fol-

lowing season, so that there is

may be ten times as much typhoid.

The Sanitary' Officer reported. that

the premises of one of the typhoid ‘patients was in a very unsanitary condition. _ It was ordered that medical doc- tors of the city be notified to report all cases of contagious diseases to the Health onicer within forty-eight hours.

It was ordered that the Sanitary

Officer be instructed to procure a list of premises in this city that are in an unsanitary condition and dan- gerous to the public health, and that he order the owners of such pre- mises to at once place such in proper sanitary condition ,by connecting with the city sewerage system where- ever possible. .

Mr. McGregor suggested that per-

sons hauling manure from the city should be compelled to have their carts or waggons covered in to pre- vent the contents from dropping on lthe streets. It was pointed out that the health by-law provided for cases of this kind and would be enforced. It was ordered* that the health of-

ficer make enquiry as to the source of the present typhoid infection in this city and report the result to the Board of Health.

'l‘lie Board then adjourned.

John Pineaiirl, who was mechanical

foreman of the Gazette some years ago, and who since conducted u yacht building yard in Sydney, re- cently removed to Boston. He is a skilful designer and builder of yachts, some of his productions being among the fastest Maritime Province yachts. llc will no doubt have it wider oppor- tunity for his talents in the Benn lllty, one of the most important yachting centres in America.-Glace Buy Ex. (Mr. Pineniitl is ri nutivi- of

this city.)

'l‘he many relatives and friends will

regret to learn of the death of Mrs. Cliristenn. MacNeill formerly of Doug- las St., Charlottetown, l’. Pl. Island. Mrs. MacNeill was born in Belfastin 1830 and passed away Sept. 27, 1911. The greater part of her life was spent in Charlottetown, coming to Boston in 1909 to make her home with her daughter Mrs. G. B. Mc- Laine of 46 Warren Ave., Hyde Park, Mass., where she made many friends in her short stay. Her remains were laid to rest beside those of her brother Alex. MacDonald who was killed bu-t a few weeks before. The Rev. Mr. Shepler of the ‘Methodist Episcopal Church oflicinted and the Aeolian Quartette of Hyde Park sang, Lead Kindly Light, Beautiful Isle of Somewhere, and Some Blessed Day. Her nephew J; H. Morrow of New York was Undertaker and in- terment was made at Forest Hill Cemetery. The floral tributes were many and beautiful among them be- ing: Pillow, inscribed mother from Mrs. C. B. McLaine; Wreath, (f. B. Mclinine; Spray of white and pink roses, marked Gramma, Edith and Eddie; Wreath, Arthur and Mrs. White; Wreath of Galyx leaves and Pinks-Sister, Mrs. Annie MacDon- ald; Spray, i‘ed and white pinks-l Auntie, Miss Sarah MacDonald; Wreath Galyx leaves and Red Roses, `

J. B. and Mrs. Morrow; Sickle roses, pinks and scabosia, Mrs. and Miss

St. Victus Dance

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symptoms are a twitching of the muscles of the face and limbs. As; the disease progresses this twitching takes the form of spasms in which the jerking motion may he confined to the head, or all the limbs may he affected. The patient is frequently unable to hold anything in the hands or to walk steadily, and in severe

James church re legacy nnuer win of eases even the speech is snected. The late Robert McLn.urin. Martin forldlsease is due to debility of the appellant, Gaudet for respondent. ‘n0_l‘V_€B find ls BlW8YS 0UI`Fll bil Df-

FRIDAY_ Williams' Pink Pills, wihich enrich

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was held last evenmg in the gohhcil nerves and thus restore the sufferer Chamben to good health. The following is i1

Dr. H, D. Johnson, the Health of. striking instance of what Dr. Wll-

ficer, reported that the health con- llams' Plllk Pill! Wlll *'10 lll this uitionn in this nity were nnt nu that twuble- Mrs- Chas- Phipps. Pvlee tonic he desired. 'rhn city provides Island. Ont.. saver-"At the are Of nn pnhiie pines to deposit te reruns fourteen my eldest daughter. Edith. from yards and closet, ,md the hah. became much run down, and the ,tary omcer finds its d-lmchlt to trouble developed into St. Vitus carry out the provisions of the health dance. First her left arm became sf- by_|aws_ fected, then the left leg and entire The Sanitary Omcer hm, not time left side. She grew so had that she

to devote to the proper performance actually could not hold anything in of his duties. Premises where typhoid ll” l'°“'l» and colllll Only E0 Bhfllll- patients lived were not properly Wltll ll- Blldlnlii Jerking n\0tl0n- N_0l1~

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llsms' Pink Pills, and we began giv- ing her these. In the course of a few weeks she was much better, and be- fore all the pills were gone she was again enloylng perfect health. This was in 1908, and as she has not had a symptom of the trouble since I feel instilled in saying the cure is per- manent." -

which are sold by all medicine deal- ers or may be had at 50 cents 5 ho; or six boxes for $2.50 from The Dr.

glltllamr Medicine Co., Brockville, n _ _

thousand clergy and layman of the Catholic church will be ln Washing-

Be sure you get the genuine pills

-_€_____ WASHINGTON, October 11-Two

to attend the ceremon- the _corner stone of _'the

memorial hall to he named

will be erected as a result

For hvo or ilir°° Years YNY hnlr had hem

falling out nn.| netting onlie thin. uoill tho lop of iiiy lit-nil wiui entirely bald. About four months ago I cnii\ni~~in‘i~il u-ini: Jugs' ann Sulphur. The llrst bottle seem:-rl to no some mmf! and I kept luilnir it regularly, unill ni-iv l have usril four bm- lles. The whole lop of my lienil ls now fgiriy govt-reil with hnlr and it keeps coni- lnir In thli-I<cr_ I nlinil ki-cp on urine ll I while Ionizer. ol I notice o. constant lin-

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Rochester, N. Y.

B‘iwrn or Nmv Yank;-_ _ (manly of Alamos

stephen liarnn, lining duly nwnm, ll!!

that he has rsnil the statement above un- ni-xe-ii nnil that the coninnfl of mud line-

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lion to before mo this Sm dey ol July. 1002.

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Noun; Public.

A 25e Cake ol Wyeilvs

of n popular subscription, iron-i which For sale by E. A. Foster and MacKinnon‘Dnig Co. ' __ ' ._ f'

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dimdruff, or if lt _is faded or turning gray. ll ls dllilltdi and should be looked after without delay. '

W_YETH'S SAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMEDY. ntrue

Hair Tonic snd Restorcr. removes dandrull in a few days. stops hair falling in one week. and starts s new growth in a month. ,

Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur does not soil the skin nor

lnlure the hair; but it ls an ideal hair dressing that will re-

' store laded and gray hair tohatnral color and keep the

hair sol: amd glossy. I

50c. and $1.003. Bottle'-At all Druggists

Or Sent Direct, Exp:-on Propsid. _Upon Receipt of Prloo \

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Wyethlthemical Company. n.. an ni.. n.~r.'

Sage and Sulphur Toile! Soap Frei to anyone who will send .

of Cardinal Gibbons. This us this advertisement with l0c in stamps to cover cost of wrapping-*and nta'llin'¢ Vtlifaolp. -

known, St. Vitus Dance, is a disease *_ T' """""""""” ' Y' "`“"`_°>"';`;:""""';` """`! that usuall attacks the youn chil

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