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_ff .~` ’”»,'f= AAi!`fD\;li.,_r‘fii¢ts: I introduced this tea to the public ~

1. ‘=;?_;l_:_§__CE¥_§ls)l¢_l;_rS ago. t_ ln txt short time the business has _ . _ ,' _ _ 519 propor ions at we now occupy the largest

, TQ l¥¥¢h¢-ilise in Canada.

' -i"1lWl!`5en0rmous'business hits been built up without

Dyqstepeivélpdvertisirig. » ‘

‘ '- -_ The merchants who commenced handling lied Rose

_ 'Rea ten years ago are the most enthusiastic in its praises

_ to-day. _

The merchants who sell ir,-the people who drink it,

have found that it could be relied on ` . .

The brand, “Red Rose Tea,” is accepted everywhere

as aguarantee of the highest quality, and those who

- drink it are its best advertisers. _

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Ask some of your friends about it.

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f BRANCHES: TORONI'0. WINNIPEG

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30 PER CENT IJISBU iii

5 _ -oss ALL-

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l WINTER CAPS AND FUR (IOLLARS

_‘ Whiletliis ad. apr ears we will give a discount of 30 per

cent off the price on all Fur and heavy Cloth Caps and

Fur Collars.

- Our Caps' are stylish, none more so. Sizes __ from 6K

to 7%. ~

D. A. .BR UC E9

' Merchiint Tailor and_Mcn's F urniaher.

3. in war

For Rheumatiem. Gouty Tendency. Swollen

Glands. Salt Rheum. Eczerna and .

.All Blood -and Skin Diseases ~

- SARSAP RILL .

lt cleans the system, purlflen the blood and rnekee the bodyjstrong and healthy

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INSIST ON HAVING

e, BRis'roi.’s sAizsAi>A»Reii.LA_ ' i - Rnrusn Au. stins'ri'ru‘rii:si

AUCTION SALE.

-I wil sell by Public Auction, on the premis es of William john Matthew, at North 1Wiltshire, in Queens County, on MONDAY. the Twentieth _ day of February. Inst.

- A. D. |905. ‘

-AT TWELVE o’CLOCtt Nooiv -

th followin oods, attels, and r- '

9 . E 8 if Pe sdnnl property, belongling to the said Willialnjohn Matthew, namely -one nm-07 yan aio. -i bmop- mlm with Lil; I coll, 4 m ich cows, 1 helical broqg low, grip, hens, i truck wagon, 1 nh i- nggy. '. "il '"."“ .':.'°:'- ‘. ".1 'Lila . .‘..r:::.‘

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is“i""“iii"'.“ii-i°.':-'°.':i."':‘f.2‘:::r ;

er,i ers e.i»| er. .

toiil hey qzantity straw. oem Tlriey, when elzegiddfnin, ia cords wood, i nignn, 3 "». "‘ °l"".."°l‘.‘*i‘.‘Z-‘l’..fi°.l’.2.‘.l.‘t’é;.‘“§’.;l‘ i,:e:;I"tli.:':¢i¢l”;l'lli{m John Matthew.”

TERM!-All aineunll under 55.0°, euh

. , ved i e bi ri i‘¢"§,li..‘r"£;°é’..l‘§i'."i.. o.’?f,<l‘,.-“° " ""‘ ° " °

If ii favorable, elle will be held

en,i):§°ell'n':s=; follow!" at eilme time' and

“lilies min mn sq of reimury, Al n. rm.

can ii¢uoi¢tilS¢iii'oTi’¢'qTSnms‘-»ii'wiii~- . _v

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lcon no:|,`i..i.. l.uiiovTlIlu_lUSl. ll- l»- '--

mm on cofrinlnnon tltli s co isumptlve

'Blood Poison -

Brings Bells, Salt Rheum, Eczema and Scrofula,

WEAVER’S

SYRUP° A

Guree them permanently. Davis Ii Lawrence Co., Ltd., Montreal. -

_ .BEAVER ._ FLO_fU R

Never .Falla -

Beaver dilap-

yolnutlieendré eflnitiq _-nlvny_| tit_rneent.rlgiit-lie anne Sensi-‘lllilnr in niwnyn the lame, whether yon bny

a eniniluct on hast

Bbevegflo Ile n _

blend oi Uenltbbn Sprtiiqj `Wbeat and Ontario Fei wane. is acclaim su on nntrlnient of the when kernel. lhkd' hid end `

*lileenlu-este mdu_putry'- ' that are no limi nl“elld strengthening, u they ue wii|§e,d__elldennn¢llnnltln¢.. __

snutly-it is his one luxury.

'~i’is moustache is cut close and is very gr nan-i_i second time he calls in some one iseil his eyes twinkle, but no man has h

whom he thinks he can trust better. His eyes are a dark brown, and when am- eard him laugh since this war began He smokes importedliavana cigars inces-

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GENERAL KUROKI LISTENING IO DESPATCIIES ON THE FIELD

ss-5 B _ enernl Kuroltistill remains the most interesting character developed on the Japanese _side of the war. It wa i A L E

Kiiioki who led the first Jap army, who ov rran_`Korea, and bv crossing the Ya1u_ river won the first _Ia iinese victory a nd 1

ctually invaded what Russia termed her own territory. He is described as small, but wlry, able to withstand any fatigue ind to eat nnil live like' the men in the ranks of his army. ‘His face is brocized like a piece of :well-drledvmshogany wood

ay. He is somewhat bald, speaks little and never gives an order twice to the same

` $3.00 Shoe for Women

i|NTS O.\l PREVENTiON

OF CONSUMPTION.

Consumption (with other forms oftuher- culusis) causes 'one death in every eight. In this country. Of nil deaths in the Dauilnion, between L-he ages of twenty- live and thirty-tive, nearly one half are due to consumption. - '

It gives rise to s vast amount of snlI'ei_~

ing and permanent ill-health. It is calculated thatin Canniii, at the present moment, between 30,000 rind 40,000 per. sons are sufferlrlg from lt. The disease is preventable. Consumption is contracted by taking

into the system, chiefly by inhn.‘atlo`n, the germ or ii'ii.crobe'of‘ thc disease. The ln- vasion of the system by the tuherclc bac- illus or germ iniiy be induced 'hy a great variety 'ot conditions, such as living in o.'sr-crowded, illwentllnted, dark, dirty rooms; lnsuflicient or hull food; alcohol- ismand other forms of dissipation; infec- tious fevers, or 'other illness; by niiy- thing that enfeebles the constitution' and thus lmpulrs its power of resistance. Tho germ is coiltained in the dust piirtic'es of the dried spit of the consumptivc und in the minute ilro .lets sprayed into the atmosphere by Elie consumptiim- ln |cou_;li~ ing. These germs are only derived from per-

~ons sutlerlnz from consunipt. oii, or <on\c otliri' foriii of tubcrculoss. They ire found iii vusb numbers lii the plilcniii, spit., or expzctorutioii of ii coiisumptlve

) !l‘8OI`|. In n moist. _stnte this ', expectomtloii ioesiiotiniect the air, excepting; by the iprm erl droplets ln coughing. but .if ul- -wcrl to dry uiid become dust itis ex~ 1-edingly dangerous, und is tlieii 1|. uicuns by which the disease is spread fre ui pci- son to person.

The best pliice for n cousuniptive is ii. -rinutorium. If this be lmprnctlciiblc, lie must. sleep iit_ it separate bedioom. . r-nt:cAu'rioNs.-In is esseiitial for the pro- tection of their own Tniiiilics, iind to prevent tlio spread of the disease umoiig .lie general public, thiit the following simple prouiiutioiislic taken by consunip~ tive persons:

Théconsumptlve person must. not oi'

pcetorute about the huns-, noi' oii llic iioorof iiny coli, oinnlbus, street-i:ai', mi - way ciirrluge or other conveyance. Spit- tingubout the streets, or in uny public building (cliurclics, schools, Llieiitws, rillwnv stntions, Scc.) is a diiiigcrous :is well-as a tiltliy habit. _

The consuiupt-lvu pei-son must not cx-

pectorato anywhere except liito ii aplttooii kept for the purpose, nnd containing ii

When ous of doors, u. siiinll, wide-

moutheii liottlu with ii well-illtlug cox-lt, ornpocket spitiom, which niuy le ob- tained fr: m uny tl.`éni'ist. should bc used.

The expectoriitlon mu~‘t br washed into

a drain, buried in the earth, or tlirovrnln- to the fire. ` ` The cup or soittooii mud. llion he lzspt ln boiling wat 1-_fm `u ne minutes In-(ore

' When not provldsl with ii proper spil- toon, ii consuui i Ivo peru u must not spit intoa linudke ehlcf, hi t"l_nt \ .i piece ot rag or paper, which inuslfbe burnt. , Mandkercul ;.. lvi.ic i iuiiy have been

used ofnsces-:ity 1-lioulillvo boiled hiili an hom* blfoie washing. l

Oonsnbiptlve persons must not swallow ,

their plllegui, as by so doing. the .disease ~ only be `conv'eyeri‘ to ports of the body not already affect d. _ . _

A consunipllve person must iiotjtlss, or be kissed, on the montli. e ' A colisniriptire pci-sdmhivheii coiiglilng, should siwnyn liold e nnrilren-hlet lil l trontof his ma nth, and »-void cougliiiig in the direction of nnotiisr pi-r. ou. _ ' Gene:-in rio. annum io iso ohm-vo'<l= - Live as mucii.-‘ns pnnill»li.- ln` thc open

|ir._ _ Allrooms occupied by conlumptlve persons should be ~w_e'l lighted and-

' '8|.6c"»s_ vmiresoreouuinpiiofi. in is not mini

V_”‘_':""|` ammldm muh-nt. l t In-n healthy person to sharon lieriiooin

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. _ al lldeeleflirt* _ nhnoii, Bates 3: Co.,

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§ll'i5l'i*'5.m ~ -_ » 3 _ -1. ,-_-_f_<.f=.-i_-.i»-»-v~i11°\-'¢1.sr»s»~s»»<.=1;-1_-sl

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little water. _|

being thdfou-glily cleaned. . l

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und windosvs should be kept open.

Cleanliness and good sanitury surround-

ings are important, botli for thc preven- tion ond for the cure of consumption.

Wet dusters must. be used to wipe up

the dust on the floor, furniture, wood work &c., and must afterwards be boiled. Ten leaves used on the ilocr should afterwards be huin‘. Do not chase dust about or

stir it up.

Milk, especially that used for children

and invalids. should be boiled or steriliz- ed. Meat should be well cooked.

A room which has been occupied by ii

consuniptlve should not be used again until it has been thoroughly cleansed. In the event ofa. death from consump- tion, ndvice niny be sought from thc local sanitary nu thority. _

THEY WERE SURPHISED.

Enxsivsnvnol Pu.. Feh. 12.-While look-

ing, through the effects _ot the late John Tioxwell, who prlorto his rlcstli conduct- edhsiuull tobacco and stationery store the udmiiilstrnfors of his estnte came upon I. t.lii.liox in asmnll sefe_\vhlcli coutnlned 527.000 ln gold. Further search revealed $l3.000ln bills of ler.ze_'d_enon_ilnations iii un old belt he wore, making a total of `t'»l0,C0). -Trnxwcll died in January and was 76 years old.

CDES T0 VIRGINID.

ST. .loH.\'. Feliriiiiry 12. -It . seems to be

settled Llint Dr. Jriclc, dean of the en- gineering fuciilty of the Uiilvérslty oi New Bi'iiiisv\'lclt, will accept llie offer of ii position its city cii|,;iuoci~ in ii Virginia town. \

lihiliian- _

. ire- llnierieil.

Till! RESULT I5 \\EAKNES'5, 1ilCKF.'I`S. ST. Vl'l`Ub’ DANFE AND _MARY ILLS OF Cl-llLDH()Ul)- 'i`Hl.f

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Dr. Ghaso’s

Nerve Food.

“Nine-tenths of children ure under-fed,"

writes ii grrut Enrrlish scientist who rhode un exhaustive study of the subject.

Children require doublenourlshuient-to

nimble them to grow as well as to repair the wear andteui' consequent on living.

Active exercise of mind und body, to-

gether with gmwtli and physiological changes, consume nerve force at a tremcii dons rhtc, exhaust the supply ol rich blogd and le'ave thc body weuk and liuble to lsehse. ‘ _

Pa||_cr‘iiti'd weakness. wiéik eyes. nerr-

onsness, skin diseases, rlc ets.st. Virus’ dunes an,d‘eoi_miu;_t liability monarch cold and tocontrdot t e disease olchuuliilou are the'YM\iltI‘ ~ _ -As it'-riieenmoigeetcring, the vitality ol wenlr, puny chll ren there ls no pronili-ri~ glggdso e ective ns Dr. Chlee`s Nerve Being nilld and gentle in action and pow-

erful, asa creator of new, _rich blood and nerve force, this great food cure is cdn»ir~ ugly snltedto the needs of childhood. 'soon li e new, iirm. iiesh and tissue to the weak and emaclated body and restores thxlmr of robust. childhood.

ere ll no inunsby which nourishment

is uoillrs tly sup_plle to the blooifv ond nerves sseby tim as ni Dr. Cl\\se's ei-vs Fmtmbecaula ll preparation is compos- ed entirely ol the teinsnts of nature which ere re ulrsd to und up and restore

in iigtii to She system. 3|-sf John Bout ller 108 Morris Bt. Hel-

i __ N. s., man; Joao oriug ouiiom. V trilghuti _in li'¢mh.'thS 1; otxs go-

o oo _so suppose oo con-

li ent was rnpooslhlofor her trouble. A -thneil' she had n very severe headache and she became very nel and nervous.

t'hern box of Dr. Cbue‘ii Nerve Food how who no sms out lilo in-nits of l»regliu1ltllllVe'been all that' \¢0.i.ould

_vu in-Mgr hzervee _w¢reds{_end1cd, tm

V0 DO lil Cl* IG

h&..li'___|| exeellerfo Igavs null; ur.

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_cure wis Quint s . AND PERMANLNT

Dodd’s Kidney Pills Soon Drove Away Rheuma- tisni and Dropsy.

Case of aWindsor Man Who Suf- fered Two Years Before he Discovered the Right Remedy.

Wrrmson, Ont., Feb. 17. -(Special).-

How quickly Rlieumntism and Dropsy can bo cui-ed when the right medicine is used is shown in the case of Mr. Jno. McDonald, u retired farmer living at 130 Langlois Avenue here. Mr. McDonald sn sz

'Ylfor two yearsl was ‘troubled with

ltheumatisnirmd Dropsy. My legs were

.vines nothing pn_vc_ _mo any relief till I trled'Dodd`s Kidney Pills. Two boxes of

had iio return of the diseases in years.

Rheurnatisni and Dropsy are caused by

the poisons disordered _Kidneys fall to struiii out of the blood. Cure the Kid- ncys with Dodd's Kidney Pills, und the curcd Kldneys will ieuiovc the cause of the lihenuistisiii oi' Dropsy. Without cuuac there cnn bc no disease.

HE WANTED TO BE PRESIDENT

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Once there was ii school tcrrcher who hiul her pupils tcll the class what they desired to miikc them contented for life. One little fellow srtifl: “I wont all the tapioen pudding I can

eiitf'

_ Another snid:

“I want £0 be President cf n b’p full

road."

Twenty years inter this sonic teacher on

visiting the juli niet the “tupiocii pudding boy," who was serving a berm for vngrnn- cy, whileiii a mansion surrounded by a happy family lived her other "pup l," his -aiiibitioii rcnllzcd.

Neiirly u quiirter of o. century apo-

-Pnton Sc Co was organized. Its ambit- ion wiis to become the finest store inCnnr- lnttetown,1ind today this iiiugnificent shopping liendquurtcrs stands without u peer-ii tribute to iimhlifioii and energy, the foundation stone-i of success.

A multitude oirliscriininutiiig people ure

now reaping th_c bcnellts of our success, which centres around "knowing how to buy" and “giving values that other stores are uniible to equal." `We wmit, you to enjoy the rsaiiifold advantages of our furniture dopnrtiiicnl. Spcciuls in our carpet department. this week. - Jus. Piiton & Co. lliflwti.

Dominion Blend Tea

Sales exceed that of env'

other in the :Lower Pro- vlneee.

Choices! growth of Indie

e nd Ceylon-

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‘-CANADIAN" Russians

.fp “ hear the closest scrutiny.,

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The latest and most up-to-date Shoes for

Women! `

They have found great favor with the Shoe

.dealers on account of their excellent style and `

:uperior fitting qualities, two very important 'points

in a shoe, and as to vi-ei: he Royal Purple ~

stamp on sole, you are getting a shoe guaranteed

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THE LARGEST MANUFASTUHEHS UF SHOES iii CANADA.

swollen, rind though I tried innny niedi- Q

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Some Half a Price Goods

. 75 pairs Ladies' cloth Guido.

50 pairs Ladies’ Felt Buttoned Overshoes for 5oc a pair.

, 25 pairs Misses, sizcrs 1 and 2, 5oc a pair.

1 A lot of colored Ribbons. half price.

A lot of odd Coats and Vests, half price.

" Men’s Fur Caps. _’/3 05.

If you want any of the above. goods, this is your chance.

io dw tf

-them cured nie so completely that- I have r '~_

B, MCDONALD & Co.

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Have you seen Our New Grade oi

Extra Stron I Wrappin

; In Natural Color especially suit- _ed lor Dry Goods. Best Wrapping; for large parcels. Stocked in 3 sizes-made

to order in any size. ,

SCHOFIELD BROS.,

St- John. N- B., Selling Agents.

The E. B. Eddy C0. Ltd., °

Hull Paper Mills

BOSTON AND NEW YORK ADS

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SMELTS AND EELS

Send them to us end get highest prices and daily re-

turns. Write us for stencils. Quotat ons or any inforuia~ tion you may require.

C. LYONS & Co.

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