5”

ALMDST AFRAID T0 Gill I

T0 SLEEP FOR FEAR SHE WOULD NDT WAKE UP.

PLUTTERING 01° THB HEARTS'

SHDRTNESS OF BREATH.

PAINT AND DIZZY SPBLLS.

lrs.Wm. Bingley, Grand Tracadie, P.B.l.,

Bas a Very Tryl=£sBXP¢fl¢ll¢°» but Tha to

MlLBURN’S HEART AND NERVE PILLS

She writes : “About seven mouths ago

I was badly nm down in health and be- came very weak. I was troubled with luttering of the heart and shortness ol

breath. When lying down at night l was almost afraid to go to sleep or fear I would never wake up. When I arose in the morning I would feel a little better, but an soon as I started to work my heart would start fluttering. my head would be- come dizzy, faint weak spells would come over me and it seemed as if black objects were Boating before my eyes. I was grow- ing worse every day until I got O-box ol H|lbum's Heart and Nerve Pills. When the box was half gone I could feel that they had done me good and bythe time it was finished I was in excellent health and would advise all suB'erers from heart and nerve troubles to try diem."

Price 5o cts. per box, or 3 for $1.25, all

dealers, or

THB _'L litlilltll C0., Limited, .° roaorro, err. A

._ _ A g _ _ _-_ _Z A.

An Up=to=datC Tonic

Our Burdock and Sar- saparilla Compound is a modern, scientific medicine,It is a highly concentrated extract prepared in a scientific manner from thes e well known roots to- gether with Iodid of Potassium; t h u s it possesses the remed- idal powers of the best known alteratives and purifiers. Each dose contains the utmost

- curative value our past

experience, present knowledge and the most painstaking care can put into it. Quick- ly cures pimples and and all eruptions of the skin. loo doses in each bottle. Price 75c.

qyspanwaauuqnwa

J. G. JAMIESON,

DRUGGIST; `

. The;Me<1i¢a1;Ha11.

P. E. l. RAILWAY

Beglnnln Wednesda , April 15th, 1903, the

tralnsofthgrailway wil run daily (Sunday eaeentedhatollowsa- 1‘raine0\¢ward. Trains Inward

lad Dawn. Stations. lead Ups Ne. Re. No. No. No. o

at 5 1 6 s 8 ms. ras. Ax. 1.1¢. rx ax.

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She has been restored to perfect health.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, IIB.

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Though artinciai wafer channels for

navigat'ou are almost as old as eivillsau tion, and although we are frequently ref minded that railways are supersedlnl

the great cana‘s of the world are of com- paratively recent construction. The Sues canal was begun in 1859 and completed in 1869 at a ccst of $1(I),0ll),000. It is 9) miles long. The tells charged are about $2, per registered ton. This great work

!is of the most world wide importance of any ship canal, as it enormously shortens the sailing distance between Europe and the East. ' Q Bute tonnage nearly three times as great as that of Suez passes through the famous “Soo” canals, lying quite close

A together, one American and the other Canadian, :the former being much the .most extensively used, although both are of similar capacity. These canals being i st ort their united cost did not exceed

$10,0(X),0(I). The Canadian Soo canal was opened in 1895.

I The Manchester ship canal, which con- nects Manchester and ` Liverpool, is 35

miles in length, 26 feet de°p and cost $75.(I)0,il)(L b, ing second only to the Suez Canal in cost. lt was completed in 1894 and in six ye ars had doubled its business.

1 The Coiinih can-:tl,lsa ship canal through the isthnus of the same name, was begun in 1884 and completed in 1893. It is 26 t feet in depth, and saves a sailing dis- tance of 175 milfs between the Gulf of Corinth ond the Gulf of Egina, while the tolls are about 18 cents per ton.

A notable German canal connects the

Baltic and North Seas. It is named for

Kaiser Wilhelm, is 29 feet deep, 61 miles in length, and was completed in 18% at a

cost of $40,000,000. It enjoys a very large p and prodtable tradie. '

The Caledonian Canal which connects

the Atlantic with the North Sea through the north of Scotland is 250 miles long, 17 feet deep and cost $7.ill),iII).' At its higheit point it rises 94 feet above the sea level.

The Cronstadt and Sf.. Petersburg canal ,

-is an imporiant Russian waterway, al- though closed for nearly half the year by ice. I It was begun in 1871' and completed in 19(1).

The Wellsnd canal is the most import

ant of Canada’s srtillcial waterways. It was originally constructed in 1233 and enlarged in 1871 and 1900. The cost was

about $30,iI)0,000 largely due to the fact that 25 locks are required in surmounting a. rise of 237 feet in the distance of L27 miles. The traflic has fallen oil' a good deal in recett years.

1 Another notable canal is that of the

,North of Holland connecting Amsterdam with the sea. It was first out in 1845,

*but was deepened to-20 feet at a latter date. The above are the principal canals, so far as depth of water, cost and general utility go. There are scores of ming;

,canals in Europe and America, one of Qthe longest of which is the Canal du Midi ln France from Toulouse on the Garonne to Cette on the Mediterranean, a distance of 150 miles. It is but six feet deep, but it *has 114 locks, and at its highest level is

‘B00 feet above the sea. The cost was l *3sw)»m°

Sir Thomas Shaughnessy has explained why the Canadian Pacific Railway Cem- pany did not tender for the fast Atlantic -service, as it had been expected they

hesttor the country. The Government asked for two steamers of 21 knots and ,two of 16 knots.-that is to say a fast

with

In wen H ]‘_f"‘!“

,°f 4139508 rates’ of speed. The

b°1i¢fln'5va`l_l§ that neither of the two tenders submitted to the Government

'_ The Company

‘ko 9. No. xo’ I

nm. . ant.

L40 lvkesaldjanear 6.35

go verse lv 554: rl avr

a n 5'

, trams are ran U Alhnueetaaoard Tune.

‘ D.P0fi“l'l1lGBl.

6al.Caa.0ovt.laa.l.

- - Moncton, Rl.

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Wiltsie: was

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_ 'beeaaitionsltoneuarne of £5 for each

GREAT CANALS OF THE WORLD. _-_ _

` ”““' . The Slat International Christian

F canals, the fact remains that a number ot!

would do. He says the Company favored'I'»f la 2) knot service summer and winter, as’

, te1_yfast,.one, glvlq `h weekly!

all. for the of running to faxall the year round. The Dominion Line stipulated that the subsidy should

steerage passenger, which would be I lnndicapon immigration.

deavor Convention will be held at

Col.. July 9--18, The return tickets are tlli”Auzost 31. ~ »

A battery cf modern six~inc-h guns with a range of ten miles is to be placed below

,Quebec to guard the approach to that citv by way of the river. Here we have been so long accustomed to the perfect security offered by the long range artillery at Fort Edward and Queen Square that we had almcst forgotten the danger to which lQuebec has been all along exposed.

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l Beaton Hmm palm mt that the ae-l struction of the forests is responsible ini large measure for both the droughts and _ iloodswhloh have aiflicted many sections _of-America in recent years. In the ilrst place the cutting down of the trees less- ers the amount of rainfall. This is a. well

establish ed fact. It is equally true that

where nearly all the land is cleared pf trees the snow U elts in spring with great- er rapidity, and tends to cause greater ireshets in the spring time. And during the months of spring, summer ` and fall when there comes a heavy, or long continued fall of rain, the water iinds its `wav much more quickly to the streams in a cleared than in a forested couutryl All of which goes to show the importance of having every acre, of our untilled lands occupied by trees. ’

Russia is insisting from year to year on

being permitted to be represented at the Afghan court by n minister. The British Government have all along refused per- mission. The Ameer of Afghanistan is in receipt of a handsome anhual allowance from the Government of India conditioned upon the foreign relations of Afghanistan being iezt in control or Britain. The Amee: is most desirous to retain his sutsidy, but is from time to time sus- pected of coquetting with Russia. The situation is such as to require that the Viceroy of India shall be a man possessed of the rarest ability, prudence and_ diplo- matic skill. Such a man is Lord Curzon, and it is semi-oflicially announced that he will be continued in his present high position. = -I I

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.PLANT LINE

The well known

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Black and Dark Blue Suits, 2 Piccc Suits, 3 Piece Suits

Boys’ heavy ribbed stockings . . . . .. me Boys’ _heavy woolhose............ . and48c Boys’ Dark Blue Caps, each.... . . .. .....r5¢ands5c Boys’WhiteShirts............. .. .. . ..

Boys’ Col1ars.............. . . Boys’ CuEs................ . . 'WhiteBows. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Little~fellow’sdarkblueSuits................... ......$x.oo

Fit boys from 4 to Io years old.

For thc Little Girl.

White ..............f..i5,rsandsoc WhiteGloves. . .. .. ...........x5cup.

White .

WhiteStockings....°°°°.......... . . . . ......xocup.

Come here for your confirmation goods.

Jas. Paton & Co.

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Minard’s Liniment lor sale everywhere.

There is a pleasure in doing _good which,

sumcienily pays itself.-vanbrugh. u

I THE LADIES' FAVORITE,

Lax»Liver` Pills are the ladies, favorite

medicine. 'liheiy cure Constipation, Sick Headache, B 1011811088, “_ D!3P°D5l5 without grlplng, purail18 01? sickening-

“She is the most inconsistent woman

I ever knew." _

“Never does what she ought [to or what

you expect, chi"

“That is just lt.` Sometimes she does.

She is in consistently inconsistent.

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as it

ard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgie a

timaotiou. Price 5 cents.

_.' , _ . -” _ =*

Many people say theyare ‘all nerves.l __

easily.startled or npseth easil! *0l‘l'l°d _

and irritated. Ml1burn's cart and Nerve ._ . _ . .-

Pills are just the remedy such P00916 IQ'

qnire. They restore perfect harmony of the _ _

nerve centres and _ give- new peellxxvéol ’ ‘°'°° "° °h°"t’°'°° “°"°“° 8” ° 'I he Schr. “Preference” now on her way Hola New Ybll

I arrive here about J une 13th with a cargo of Ai\tll!‘&tt¢ chestnut sizes te

#reeks ro# e

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I int sun Life Assurance company ur can

-1- s- is BOTH an s»

“Prospcrous and Progrwv¢.”.

'* I-*'“m°°l CW” B”’°" °‘°‘ ‘ Satisied policy holders are the best advertisement ware of the man who offers you ed-| time and _the Company WhO& l.Cti1lI IQBUIU ¢XQ@

at the elven” 01 H mutual frimd- , estimates is by far theAbest company also. N K x

_ LEXANDRIA ONT ov. I »

A1i’1sea§i’icN§'§gh§}'i;f¢:_i iiégiéiéé .Messrs J ons R. AND W. L. R1tIn,lfanager's Eastern

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‘°"i3"°i‘t'.i°~i.».~;‘z.':s.‘f'.:;°.:'.;.:2..“r:°..'.‘;:I "°'-'°Y ".° ‘5""’ ’ gelsavsrisingg from wrong action of Dear Sire,--I have to you for cheque handed ldneys SM bloddef- the very day of matur1ty,fm§ett1einent8f a 15 Year' _ g

1 ii tn ment policy in the Sun Li e ssurance Cal

ne areless eagerto earn t an use Th 1_ f _V d th ‘“ 4 A.

k ow nothing € P0 ICY Was 9_1' $3»°°?» in e D ’ _ return of all the premiums paid and $8o6_in , ,

having had the assurance carried on my life for

HY ° "°'“°~“ °\“”k*`* ° ‘“°“ “‘ “ui nothing. This figures out about 4 p. c. .t, becansehis diamond ring’s true. ,li and the risk free.

. ~ t 1tisneedlesstosaythatIc`onsider_thil alp\&l_b‘

i°iir"te”t&“i'§»zil;y°1li'§>£“:§;2;‘°3ff\fU; vestment, and will always recommend {lite aasuranm to If irated and, reiiu into a rfect cougn , . Y tml _..`_ ~ heme-Di-. Woods Nlfrwer Pine fmnds- °““ 7° - -

up. Sold by all dealers on a guarantee » ' DUNCAN IIATDI _ ‘ , * THE ABOVE was a _Fifteen Year Ehdownlht Polly 'Q "1»l1¥°"°m"°f*`°°'°°"' N" 5"* °° $2000 on the Reserve Dividend Plan and payahl by Q I

ard’

e mm step thinking uint he em lee aémaf Premium* Issued, Nwr ut’ 1395," Q. ,_ Ai

premium $t64.oo

tudsnahumth. . matudtysasma

an’a last word is her sweetest or her T°t°1 Pnmmm P°ld.bY 3595"* ° "7 ° ' 5 .‘;°.° ‘ ” ""§"”

:mJe*` I ~ I I Retumovermaussaa eae\laseaaaaaaaa.aI“I' selusounnxomr. . Representing sfceeayeen ess - -~ for . and p

` 'spring medic|neBurdoekBlo0d| aretum.°fauPmm1n‘m,P‘Jd» 4'1"" fm F

has ocequallt wnelunthe 'ui . ‘ ' .

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HEAD OFFICE

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BUDDELY ATTAUKED.

THE THOMAS 0

aregettmg famous abroadas

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can,” volunteered , the children

Hia hther keeps a bird store.”-

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