Ili IIEDIIIAL WORLD

Collingwood Bright’s Disease Cure

Brings to Light Others Equaih An

ly Wonderful.

Mrs. Fred.Pl1ilip of Eglinton Tells

of Her Remarkable Si

Hxpe;ience. ,

Discharged from Two Toronto

Hospitals-Dodd's Kidney

Pills Brought Back Her

, Health.

SIII WILIIIIII IS ii

I SIHIIIIII MIN

~ WHAT CHANCE DO YOU

Able Resuzme of Canada’s

Premier If

rengih Masked Under the Smile and the Bow ofa Courteous

_-_ lt

(Toronto News.) DH

The final retirement of Mr. Blair from e

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Tonorlro. Jan. 25 (Special) The report ann

deral politics marks the closing of los ther incident in the series which will UD

STAND ?

Offensive, Disgusting Catarrh

Your Progress Will Be Slow

nsive nature ofthe disease, the foul

spised of mankind. Many iirst-clues, competent men hnve

from Collingwood of the wonderful cure ineuwmy muse the mm" hlsmrhn to catarrh victim is tabooed socially and his

of Mrs Thomas Adam of Bi-lght’s Disease "0 by Dodds Kindsy Pills has aroused great le, interest here and the discussion of it nas M.

case is notan isolated one, that right in un Toronto there are people who, suffering th, from the most dreaded Bhd mill °f Kid' they appear to have imagined that the I' My D|l0\'°li |15" f0\llld 5 DOSWW “nd courteous gentleman who was too ready 5 permanent cure in Dodd's Kidney Pills. ¢,_,

Blair seam to have been somewhat I’

der its deceptive influence. Although de y were in a position to know better, the

nder howthe fable that Wilfrid Laur~ “pp°’"‘“°° is “°°'°u7 dreaded' “fha” wasa"weak man" ever rose among ma contemporaries. Both Hr.Tarte and “°

tknow himself how offensive he is as is sense of smell, and frequently taste, is stroyed. Leaving out of consideration

suffering, annoyance and danger of

he disease, no uian can afford, from a usine~s or social standpoint, tc have

"neu to their pmjmu, ,md to exmnd A oatarrh for oneiminute if be can possibly

One of the most Strikilllt 08525 915° Il" sweet toleratiou to .their idiosynorssies. '“'°‘d 1°'

been brouirht-to lisht ls thaw! Mrs FM souls be made to yieiii in ii timely dis-

Philipfifiow residing ou Broadway We-. pls ERHHWP. 011° Of U10 B°\‘l»I1°l'l\ 5\1b\l\‘b! °f mistake in this is now a matter oi' history- k the citi. That Mrs Philip was sudering F0

brought out the fact that Mrs Adams, Mn

from Bil,ight’s Disease and was in a most ms

dangerous state, there 'is not the shadow

ofa dodbt. She was in two city hospitals ai

Grhwleild f»\1€G€D€"l1- Bild |015 him* 91°C” that strength must always leave some

without’ a hope for the future. , ¢¢

bru spe

In Grace Hospital the doctors wished to of operateou ber but she objected, and ieav- fuk ing thsfhcspital called in another doctor. P0) He tuldvher at once that sho had Bright's to Disease 'and had her removed to the has General Hospital. The doctors here de- pa

murred to an operation on account of the has been translated into cowardice. an

= In the Hospitals.

danger.

On beingdiseliarged a second timewith- busy or superficial man has gona astray D

out beneht Mrs Philip stopped the doctors wi; and started to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. fi; The result is that io-day all the terrible him

swelling is gone, sho is able to do all her su own work as well as look after her bright an

~ no

little four-year old ohild

In an interview Mrs Philip spoke freely pig

of her terrible-trouble and gave uuatinted Th DNIIBG to D0dd’s Kidney Pills. the feelings of any man, or that he would

fuse to do anything without lessening as

'I was sink for six meiitiii, fine said iwlslblv wild. d CC

before taking Dodd’s Kidney Pills Dur-

. . ,

ls ‘ ’ ' 11,8 “mt tmelwas six waeks in G,-,ce and sotbc legend began. But the recent Hcspmnand two monbhsm the General overthrow of two of the most forceful Hosplmy IW" mm H, th 91,", that ,men in the Cabinet when they ventured

iii id b xi 1 1 W

not BR more mu 0 ne or me' singularly kind and gentle~spoken chief,

started taking Dodd’s Kidney Pills ln

April and am still using them. They have 'V done me a world of good. The Drcpsy th has all left me and I am now doing all I5 P my own warkjnsb the mme ,B I W” be. for instance, would never hpve taken the

fore I was sick." 5'

The talk these cases has sensed has also W served to show how general the use oi 'fd

Dodd's- Kidney Pills has become and how Pffml" "Wt °°lmIY “hem °° If the

numerous are the cures eifectcd of Pain in M* the Back,1Rheumatism, Dropsy, and all d° the other results of diseased Kldueys. In "1

Mrs Philip s Story :E

n will not tolerate. o have-perhaps, under the tuition B

us like conciliation; a broad tolerance

And this is where, very possibly. the

forget his natural courtesy; all and _

its; ccsoiiaticn anda frank desire to fl use seemed to shine from his face.

rceis the one thing which the strong :fo

an earlier generation-come to think “D

its native rudeness in sight. A let sque manner, an instantly decisive th ech;llrmly set opinions, an .impatient nh the thought of others.-these we have cn en as the usual signs of strength. "J

iteness, on the other hand, has looked “ss cease’ the head chars up’ me “nge o

been mistaken for indiclsion; and su

tience-that strongest of the virtues- to

h respect to Sir Wilfrid Laurier. The roest debate in Parliament never made th

ndry who went to wait on him for this F; d thatpurpcse found him nnfailingly 0

em W” no dana" mu he would wmmd some other store to buy their other drugs

Stuarts Caiarrh Tablets have done

y at mmm The wmplenueu of that more to stamp out this disease than any

nown remedy. They strike at the root the malady and completely expel it mths system. Catsrrb is a deep

cated disease and will not yield io local

piicutione, such as sprays, ointrnents,

inhalatior, etc. Stuart’s Catarrh Tab-

scleansc the syst'm and renovate it oroiighiy ol all impurities. Under eiriniiuence all cetrirrhnl poisons are rried offaud the blood becomes pure, e eye bright, the breath sweet, dischar-

smeli and taste are restored and the fferer becomes sound and well and dt associate with his fellow man. V Stu/irt’s Catsrrh Tablets arc for sale by druggista at 50.1 a box. The druggist more thinks of getting along without uart`s,.Tsilets than he would without s prescription case. The demand for em is so universal and their popularity so great and they have cured so many ousanri people that he would not be nsfdered an up-to-date druggist if he id not keep them and his customers ould lose confidence in him and go to

well as their Stuart/s Catarrh Tablets.

eimpact of the blow as much as he

This some people took for weakness;

come squarely into collision with their

ill serve-among other thingb,-to deny at legend the smallest immortality. It hardiyto be doubted that Mr. Blair,

.mi he sid ii im had known that it V ould merely result in flinging him out- V

ster of New Brunswick were not en- V

ost erratic flights were endured with a

ST. PETER’S HALL,

WEDNESB AY. JAN. 27th

PROGRAMME. isnn Duet!-La Somauihula Weber Messrs. Tantau and Colweii ocal Solo-King of the Bea Ailon

M' . Clifford Down

ocal Solo-Oh Shining Light Adams

Miss Rose Btnuway

e of the breastworke, while the “weak‘ R“d,,,g_S,1,c,,d

M'ss R K is

i a r y ocal Solo-Bwret Ms f Speer

Miss Adele Down

avoring to muster a revolt. Mr. 'I‘arte`s Mll¢ Q“'fl°"°'-1° AUIIHN BHC*

Rev. Lao Williams, Messrs Reg. Stew- art. T. McLean; L. W. Cook

hot' cm," by Dodd-B Klan” pm, om, bg patience which more than ` exhaustsvi Vvcllaclo-D1;ml_¢;,1:_i'fIvi;;“nm Meir found by the hundred butjajcass in which "IW P°°I°\\°° °f “WY °f "I" Pf°mI¢" veeaiscio-iii tiienrrmviiiese) veiai

ii at ii it b - be

bbgeiiilve tl B 0 cure M ye ° e re appeal to coercion, the iron hand emerged

om the velvet glove, and Mr. Tarte`s F

NOTICE

l st

’l‘heAiruuai General Meeting ofthe shsrv .courteous zentlemnm In mutha has

Company will be held in the office of the Com- brought to our politics a distinct and a pany. New Prowse Block on Saturday January ne

holders of The Island Guardian Publishing

goth, r 04 at eight o'ciock p. ns.

r-igd td. By order of Directors. th

fr M

Sir Wilfrid Laurier has always been

st friends; but, at the first sign of an V

inisterlal career was at an end.

oroughly French in his ability to mask

Mr. L. W. CMR

ocol Diieitf~0ft’ We Waudered Marks

Miss Adele and Mr. Clifford Down

ending (Srene from Quo Vadis) “Rescue of

L 1 i. yg I Misa Rattray

vocal Solo-=Mad Scene (Lucia) Dnuiyetia

Misa Rose Btanway

I solo-Oh, Ne t'¢neiiie pas encor

vom .

rength under the smile and the bow of (J°¢¢\i=i G°dl1d

at he could carry on the Government of

Rev Leo Willisnie

GOD HAVE THE KIIG

PROP H. A. TANTON, Director. Doors open at 7._1o. Concert at 8 p. m. Ad-

w charm. But it is not to be expected minion in an pam er nie iiiii =,¢.

25d3i

Ia g, no this necessity will make the better understanding of his true tractor now, and for its better iielinea.

tion by the historians of the future

you are Adlicted With I<oiil,

_. Catarzh is a terrible handicap in the

Ggnflgmgn ig 3 Char- bgsiness and social world. The extreme

o e

` aCt€|`ISiiCi and sickening breath the ercrlastlng

hawking and spitting the fetiii discharge

the nose, the watery eyes and catarrhai afness all combine to make the unfortu-

te victim one of the most avoided and

tgood positions on account of their bearabie presence due to catnrrh. The

kes the matter worse is that he does

Whole System Rundown and Shatti re

Doctors

D cl Not Under stand th base

Mr. S B Guild Ellershouse, N S writes as follows - ‘I wish to express my gratitude for the great gcol sccomp|i-lied in my cuss by your Paine n Celery Com pound My ii hole syrtwii ii os runriovi n and shatlered. Iwu~i under the caio of several doctors. but they did not seem to

derstsnd my case, rind could do nothing me. I coniuieocnj using your Puine‘s

Celery Compound, and it soon made me a new man. My nervous system is com- pletely built uo, my appetite is lieuithy, and I feel better and stronger than ever ` before. Palne's Celery Compound has done these wonders for nie, and I cannot thank you suitlcien'.ly."

PAIN E’S Celery . Compound Cured Him.

Medical aiivicc free to all who desire it.

Address “Consulting Physician," The Wells Sc Richardson Co., Limited, 200 Monntniu_St.. Montreal, P. Q.

an for

INSURANCE AGEN T‘~

MUCH WANTED.

Tonoivro, Jon. 22.-A warrant has been

issued on behalf ot the Em ployern' Liabi- Iity Corporation against Alf. H. E. Ellis, lately in the employ of the Manufactur- ers' Life Insurance Company., charging him with having siolen $4,000.

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GEORGE FRANCIS

`IRAIN’S FUNERAL.

NEW Yonic. Jun. 21.-After u musical

service held in an undertaking establish- ment hers, the body of "Citizen" George Francis Train was buried today in Green- wobd cemetery.

I BORN.

In this city on Jan. 7th, 1904, to Albert

and Mrs. Newson, a son.

At Roseneuth on January 22nd to Ed-

ward and Mrs. Bulpi tt, a son.

DIED.

At Middleton Dec. 5th, 1903 Jonathan

MacLean aged 32 years.

At Cornwall, Jan. 25th, Peter Scott,

aged 59 years. `

[Funeral on Wednesday at 2 o'clock.]

nn. A. w. cinsrs ' ciimnnii cunr

is seat direct io the diseased

plans by the improved Blower.

esls the ulcers, clears the air

5:asa¢a`s, stops droppinfs in tha

roat and Eleiznanant y cures

Catsrrh and sy Fever. Blower

kno. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chue lledioins Co.. Toronto and Buffalo.

' 'PHE 9UAi1D1AN‘ ;rmm‘.mwun rer.ann.1 January is, age.. , _, ‘

-"" i . ~ I ». . _ 9°°°9“°i»fI"|Uryesrlwlt|\outoccosioaaliy ‘ - C V N [SH L' E R

_A . _,,,,,, ._ - A E D Lai Y sociriv. I

itil Mr S B Guild h

T sauhgeot for 'lisoussion at the last

meetl goi the Cavendish Literary boci ety was ‘Evo‘utioii It was ably op nci bythe Hon G W Simpson who proiurerl nstrong array oi facts and arguments which wentio show that the theory of evolution as held today was the true the ory of creation, both oi the material uni verse and of the animal life that inhabits it. Hs was strongly supported by Walter Simpson and G It Moheiii tile formir oi whom disqussed ihe evolution of miiiii as well as matter und the latter iiinci g other arguments in support of llie ihiory said that there was nothing in thc belief of evolution to make nu atheist of iiny body

Thelealer on the other side cf the

question was Rev J G Bel; en who cculd notaccept the evolutionary theory lic sail he believid that tne account of creation iii Lvenrsis was true and scientific, stand in scientific terms. The Bible was ii scien- tific book and the Almighty had the power and likely used it in creating the coal beds by fiat same as he created man. ArihurSimpson took u kind of a middle course cn the question. Ile believed that the material universe and the lower animals were evolved through a long course cf time to their present form, but that man was created by fiat in the image of God who breathed into his nostrils the breath of life. Those who believed in the Bible account of creation, being scientific received a rude shock when it was bi`C\lRht to their notice that it is

corded that "the evening and the orning were the first, second, and third

day" but the some account says that the sun was not created till llie fourth dey. Query-How could we have evening and

morning when there was no sun.i

The audience evinced great inierest in

the discussion of this subject that has been occupying the attention of the philosopher, scientist und theologian durlrg the last quarter cf a century. It camo outin the discussion that nearly ull of our universities and most all of our modern men accepted as irue the theietic theory of evolution. On the next night of meeting the Rev. Ewen McDonald will read a paper, suh- ject not announced yet. About $30 worth of books has been ordered for the Society this winter. They will be mostly

contemporary literature.

RESTLESS AN D CROSS.

\Vhen infants or young children are sliess and cross or pesvish it is a very rtaiu sign that they are not well. The other may not know just what the

trouble is, but she can depend upon it the trouble exists. Give the little one Baby`s Own Tnbleis see how promptly it will be changed into a happy, smiling, good naturr-d child. The little one will sleep soundly and naturally and the mother will also obtain her much needed risr. Here is the proof given by Mrs. John F.. Ramsay, Port Hill, P. E. I. who siuysz- “My baby was cross, restless and did not sleep well, but iiiter giving him Babys Own Tablets he became bciter naturei, sleeps well and is growing ilnciy. The Tab eis have been _‘a great hlrssing to both baby and myself."

The Tablets are a prompt and certain

cure for such troubles as indigestion, sniir stomach, colic, constipation, diarrhoea,

mple fevers and other minor ailments. hey always do rzood and cannot possibly harm the most delicate child. You can get the Tablets from any medicine dealer, or they Wfll be sent by mail at Bic a box by writing ia The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.

l'€ (SB Ill

si T

NEW LIFT AT PORT HOOD.

The work of sinking a new, or third.

iiir. at the Port Hood colliery will begin at once. It is expected it will be far enough advanced and levels developed to be of service when shipping opens. If the ccnl shows as gre it improvement as No. 2 lift coal did over No.1, the company will h

(lil at

ave nothing io complain of as regards silty. Development work, generally this colliery is well advanced, "Marl-

time Mining Record."_

TIIIITIIIIIIIII'

I]ISFI[ilIIIING

Skin, Scalp and Blood Iiumours

From Pimplas in Scmiuia From infancy in Age

Speadily [lured by Guiicura When All Elsa Fails

The agonizing itching and burning of

the skin, asin Eczema; thc frightful scaling, as in psoriasis; thc loss of li;iii- iiiid crusting of ilie scalp, as in svzilleii head; the facial dlsiiguremcnis, as in acne and ringworm; thc awful suiler- ing of infants, and anxiety of worn- oui. parents, as in milk crust, tetter iinil lait rheum,- all deiuund a reinviiy of almost superhuman virtues to success- Iiiiiy cops with tlicm. That Cutiriira Soap, Ointment and liesoivent are such stands proven beyond all iioubt. No statement is mode regarding them that is not justified by the strongest evi- dence. Thc purity and sweetness, the power to afford immediate relief. the certainty of speedy and permanent cure, thc absolute safety and great econoiiiy, have made them the standard skin cures, blood purifiers and humour reme- dlcs oi’ the civilized world.

Baths the affected parts with hot

water and Cuticura Soap, to cleanse thc surface of crusts and scales and soften the thickened cuticie. Dry. W1'-bout rubbing, and apply Cnticnrs Oint- ment frecly, to allay itching, irritation and inflammation, and soothe niiil heal. and, lastly. take Cnticura Iiesoivcrit. L0 cool and cleanse the blood. This coin- plete local and constitutional trmtincnt affords instant relief, permits rest and siccp in the sevcrest forms of cczcma and other itciiiiig, burning and scaly hnmours of the skin. scalp and hlooii. and points to a speedy, permanent and economical curc wht-nail else f:iil.-. ceiieiifg nmivini. iiiqiia .mi in ii.. bmi .if cimeiiiiis

Cam-a Piii~. cosmos i iiiimani ann i i.ii.=ii~ i-imp in mid lhfolllhtrill the wlifid. Do hi: imridon. 2? (.‘hl.ri¢I-

h‘n\rse 92-; Patil. A RuP_ fie il Pliirji Axisirnils. R Tfiirn 1 cn.. sy iiryi s.»¢mii_i.r/ Leiuiiitu- aw. Peiiii Drugs

Cnemiesi t mp , sole Pm nsriin.

Wwiaudaw "flow to Cure Every Humour.”

iczim A

Eczema or Salt Rlieuiii. \Ve can tell yoii of many very stubborn cases ivliere ii has been used and has effected a cure in every case. li is called

MacNciii’s Eczema Lotion

VVe guarantee it to cure any

case. Should it fail we refund the money.

Price 25 cts a bottle. Sent

by mail on receipt of price. Sold only by

H. A. ELLIS

~_i- ~ , I -v ‘ _ f :si

AND STILL THE C .

Every da. the crowds attending our Great Bargain Sale are getting larger and larger. Saturday evening the store was thronged with deligiiteci buyers who evidcntlv knew

IIICY W¢l'¢ ill IDC iéiligili S1101) And no wonder, when they can secure here stylish new dress goods, purchased last Autumn, in 'l`weeds_, Clicv1ots,l<`ancy Mixtures, Black faiicys. L`~Iorc<l Silks, Colored Silk velvet and velveteen, besides fancy velvets for cushions and fancy work-_all at half pi‘iCC. Then al1_our Silk W2ilSiS including that elegant lot we opened .i few days before the sale began are selling at 67 CIS 011 file d0ll2ii'. Besides all our Skirts, including 7 5 new ones, ill illc Spring Styles and no two alike. Ladies say they are _ilie diessiest skirts ever shown here, and a decided Bargain, 'Ihese also go at 1-3 0ff. Also All Ladies Cl0Ih J2CkClS in stock,while a few of the largest sizes we will clear at Half Price.

All Trimmed Millillefy Half PIICC. And still a nice lot of those Fiii‘S in Collars, Mufis and etc., which we will clear at Half PFICC. Other I* urs 1-3 off. These are only ti few

of the many Bar ains we"are offering. _ _ _ _ _

ill 1Iil¢ IDCIYS Citiiilillg D¢D3l‘iiIlClli, prices have also taken a turnb1e,a great many lines going at Half PFICC, oti1erS 1-3 oil. Come in nien and have a look at tliesc. 'llicy are

Genuine Snaps. It will pay lyou to buy 110W, and buy ilCl‘C. You don’t get Bargains like these very often.

Read the following ist

I _

All Trimmed Hats

~ Children s Gloves

500 yds Ulster Cloth _ Lot of Dies Trimrnings Sm: Shwr,:.wai’té ._ 450 yds Sill: Velvet e. Flannelette Underwear » 300 yds Veiveteen .,_` Laces, Embroidery . Lot of J sckets

266 yds Fancy Blouse Silk Willili, Bi‘0@i9I"5» Q°"d Gloves

25 Fur Muffs I Ladies’ Famnators

: » R'

so Fin ooiiiiii T . L°i..9f Ii4°11°_R°“dY Ibb°“°

Fur Capes M5d8 Whitewgar

All For Lined Capes

150° yd, D,-639 Goods Lot of Men’s Gloves Wrappers

Men’s Clothing _

Men’s Hats and Caps

Men’s For Coats

Men’s Fur Caps

Men’s Fur Mitts :

Ladies’ For Mitts

Ladies' For Caps

Ladies’ `Fnr Rails

Sleigh Robes

WOOI Shawls

Wool Rugs

Wool Trims

Ladies' Skirts

Waterproofs

Blankets Bachelors

Stamped Linens

SENTNER TRAINOR

9 9

_ , 'l‘1§lE.SToJ;tE 1111.-ir SAVES YOU MONEY. ,

Cushion Covers

Merfs lVinter Shirts

Prints

Wristbags

Piirses

All goods not mentioned 10

to 20 pei' cent off.

Samples given and Goods

sent on approval .is usual.

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