WAITING FOR DEATH, BUT NOT WIT!IOUT HOPE

6e e é

“There is a poor woman in this tt I am advised by Dr. J. D. Wilson un spparei | just waiting for to write ER nee?

eath to come tl rough consumption. could wife to She has not the means to go to a sum st Gravenhurst, Sanatorium, or “he would pee also please send me pamphlet re k be at one before this. She is sti terms while there. 1 have been told E comparatively strong, walks about that it is free, #0 please let me hear quite a rives sometimes, to0— from yon soon as possible. 1 have À bat every day, cf course, is growing lost two Re my wife con- worse. Would there be any possi- tracted the from our eldest bility of her being taken into your one, who died ten months eo. I Honie for Consumptives? It would am a man and not to be a mercy if sh: could be permitted pers high bus still anxious to toenterit. 1would muchappreciate o what I can "À. Caurpuix,

as every day means London, Ont,

an ear:y renly, 80 Le Eur Hanozp SuTrow, Incumbent, Bel:aont, Ont.

Q The above are typical of scores, indeed hundreds, of appeals constantly coming before the trustees of the

Muskoka Free Hospital

E È

for Consumptives

No fort is being spared to meet every call . « , Not : single applicant has ever been refused admission to the Free Hospital because of his or her poverty,

NEW PATIENTS ON WAY TO HOSPITAL

and the anxiety of the trustees to keep none waiting is shown in the decision reached a few weeks ago to increase the accommodation by twenty-five beds.

_— This increase în patients will add * heavily to the burden of maintenance and can only be covered by increased generosity on the part of friends in all parts of Canada. Patients have been admitted from every Province in the Dorminion, and it is with confidence in the response to our appeals, that + the trustees believe will come from Canadians everywhere, that these ad- ditional burdens have been assumed.

Where a cause more urgent? Where a greater call to help suffering Canadians? Where will your

money do more good ?

{Contributions may be sent to Sir Wu. R. Mereprrn, Kt., Chief Justice, Osgoode Hall, Toronto, or W. J. Gace, Esq., 64 Front St. W.

(Le Monde Illustré)

ABUM UNIFERSEL

LE JOURNAL DE LE FAMILLE

a a

A 5 Cents LE NUMERO

C'est le magazine hebdomadaire

LE PLUS GRAND LE PLUS COMPLET

LÉ PLUS VOLUMINEUX

LE MIEUX FAIT

de tous les magazines français ou anglais LE PLUS INTERSSANT pour les canadiens- français

Lisez ses Feuilletnns et ses

Nouvelles.

Excellentes pages de musiques.

En vente dans tous les depots de curna ux à 6 CEXTINSLE NUMERO

| ABONNÉMENT :

EdBindècreov es ose ee sé 52.5 D DO. ..ne o do oë e ve 0 5 V0 6 1.25 BP TE core end osdodo ds 0.65

Numéro spécimen envoyé grati à tous ceux qui en font la demande Ecrire au

Bureau Principal : No 5 RUE SAINTE CATHERINE OUEST

MONTREAL, Canada. ;

l'Impartial, Tignish

ABONNEZ-VOUS A

-[ship. Already there is a very ser-

Says Prince Rupert is splendid Harbour.

lasp ctor of Agercies Bredt

Returus From Nerthert Trip

| P..M Bredt, of Regina, Domin- ion goveruement inspector of ageu- cies and foreign colonies, accom- (panied by Mrs Bredt, arrived in Victoria yesterday afier atteuding the New Westminster fair.

In the fall of last year Mr. Bredt visited the coast for the benefit cf

a ——

Pour Maisons, Bureaux, Ma- gasins, Communautes, Fermiers, etc., etc.

©

Aujourd'hui le Coffre-Foit de Meilink est reconnu par tout le Canada et les Etats-Unis comme donnant pleine et entière satisfaction sous tous les rapports. Donne plus d'espace à l’intérieur que tout autre de deux

ois son poids et est à l'épreuve du Feu, de l'Eau et de l'Huinidité. | ES

Pour catalogue detaiile adressez vous a

his health impaire i by 100 close ap-

his office and made his headquaiters ! in Victoria. The balmy climate of]

this Island had its customary effect | and iu a few weeks Mr. Biect was] sufficientiy recovered to make] mauy excursions about the Island! taking notes of its conditions and advantages ; aud amoug other func- tions, he atteuded the Cowichan Agriculturalexhibition at Duncaus, wliere he acted as one of the juges, afterwards takiug a sea trip up the we-t coast as fai as Port Simp- son.

‘My opinion of Victoria and its surroundings,’’ saii Mr. Bredt, ‘‘is sufficiem!ly expresscd by the, fact that I have taken the earliest op- portunity of coming back again to spend my summer holiday with you and that I have brought Mrs. . Bredt this time to'share my enjoy- ment, | have this year repeated my west coast trip, this time extending it as far as Skagway. It is certaiuly the most pirturesque country @ne could imagine, We were delighted and surprised at its graudeur, it is like several Noiways in one won- derful panorama. Amnong many other changes for the better that I noticed was that of the improved conditions of travel. ‘The boat in which we ma le the trip was com- modieus and comfortable, luxuri ously fitted with the latest improv=- ments with the additionals recom- meudation of good cuisine and at- tendance, a good seaboat, a geniaj commander aud pleasant and capa- ble oficers. We enjoyed the trip immensely aud were fortunate enough to have as fellow passen- gers, Presidcnt Hayes of the Grand Trunk Pacific railroad. We had thus the chance to visite Prince Rupeit. In my opioniom it is an ideal lo ‘ationtfor the terminus ana the harbor is unsurpassed on the

coast. At present the hydrographic survey is still incomplete and mar-

iners enter for the first time with natural caution but once having made the entramce they say that they would have no fear about en- terisg at any time. While we were there the wzather was stormy with a nasty sea runniug outside, Inside however, it was perfckctly calin, the position being well protected from the prevailing winds.

‘‘Certainly,” continued Mr. Bredt, there is room there for a great city and Digly island would make ai ideal suburb or summer re- sort. Communication weuld have to be by ferry I think, though the dividing passage is narrow and the distance short : not greater than between North Vancouver and Vancouver city, if as far ; it would be practically a part of the city. ‘There is plenty of activity in evidence at Prince Rupert ; houses for the engineers are being rapidly, constructe À and gang: of men are busy ciearing land for the toxwvn-

viceable wharf;which they intend to extend immediately and everything seems to peint to quick develop- ment.

FATAI, BLOOD POISONNING

Frequenly follows the cheap corn salves and plasters. The safest is the best and that's ‘‘Put- natm’s,'’ which has a record of fif- ty years success. Refuse substitu- tes for ‘‘Putuam's’” which costs

25c in every drug store. mme en ne en NOURRITURE PURE

Le nom de ‘‘Clark’’ sur les boi- tes de conserves est un signe de

a

nourriture saine et parfaitement

plication to the arduous duties of

our stock of Drugs, Chemicals and Patent medicines is complete in everv use of! detail Prices right : Try usnext time. Agent for Kodaks, and supplies.

Ledger (ravel Sel Agent

22 a 28 Place Jacques Cartier Montreal, P. Q.

Littre--Websters jee, Dictionary PRESSE

With all Current Idiomatic Phrases auû Expressions. By Max Maury, A. B. L,. M. of the University of Paris. 60,000 words, Idioms and Meanings in the two languages.

A Model dictionary, Simple and Scholarly.

words :— ‘‘This volume is far ahead of anything ever attempted in bat line.” It contains French and English Grammar with irregular

French and American measures, weights, moreys, etc., Scales of Fahrenheit and Centigrade thermometers, etc. It is a necessity for Teacher, Student, Business Men aud Traveler, containing as much matter as dictionaries ten tirues larger.

PRICES : Silk Cloth, red edges, two indexes Moroc:o, gilr edges, two indexes

25 cents 50 cents

Sent post pail on receipt of price and 3 cents additional for postages. Postage stam,s accepted in payment.

LAWRENCE COMPANY, 7 UEP. CHICAGO, ILL.

UNS£ McDonald's Condition Pouders

they are the only Genuine Condition Powders 61 the market. Put

up in full pound packages at 30 cents per pound and 71ranteed to do al we claim for them or money refunded, Use.

- McDonald's Colic Remedy

inflamation of the lungs, kidneys or bowels A cureif used as di rected. For sale at all country stores.

James McDonald, V.,5,

Veterinarv nea.auarters, Summerside

= Wal jour. ts

If you can't come to town take advantage of the mails ; we will be pleased to attend to your orders and guarantee prompt delivery. You will get as good treatment as if you called on ns personnaly.

tS REMEMBER Æ

Cameras :

AW. P. Gourlie

PRINCE COUNTY DRUG STORE

Coffre Fort “Meilink

'

The Army and Navy Register recommends this book in the following | &

verbs, Special geographical Lexicon, Vocabulary of proper names ; |

» |

| ‘‘De Profundis’’.

dci

| fk

| K& | ne |

FOR GRANDPA OR FOR BABY

Whether you want a pre- sent for grandpa or for the baby ....f0or man or woman, boy or girl....you are sure to find here something high- ly acceptable, tasteful and suitable, There are hosts of good things in our cases and counrtse that are splen. did for such gift purposes +...and a great many of them are decided{y inexpen- sive. No use to try to give a list here ; but just come and see tor yourself when next you need to buy a pre- sent.

Our latest catalogue con- taiuing illustrations of ma- ny rings, watches, chains, and silver novelties will be mailed on request

É W Taylor

JEWELLER South Side Queen Square,

18 |

| |

L: | È !

RE

JURISPRUDENCE

ABOYNEMENT AUX JOURNAUX

Nous croyons devoir attirer l’at- teution de quelques abonnés re- tardataires sur la loi concernant l’abonneinent aux journaux.

1. Toute personne qui rerire ré- gulièrement un journal du bureau de poste, qu’elle ait souscrit ou non, que ce journal soit adressé à son uom ou à celui d’un autre, est res- ponsable du paiement.

2. Toute personne qui renvoie un journal est tenu de payer tous les arrérages qu'elle doit sur son abon- uement, autrement, l'éditeur peut coutinuer à le lui envoyer jusqu’à ce qu'elle git payé. Dans ce csa ‘abonné est tenu de donner en outre, le prix de l'abonnement jus- qu'au moment du paiement, q'il ait retiré ou non le journal du bu- reau de poste.

3. Tout abonné peut être poursui- vi pour abonnement dans le district où le journal sepublie, lors même qu’il demeurerait à des centaines de lieues de cet endroit.

4. Les tribunaux ont décidé que le fait de retirer un jourual du bureau de poste, ou de changer de résidence et laisser s’ac:umuler les numéros à l’ancienne adresse constitue une présomption et une preuve ‘‘prima facie’” d'intention de fraude,

Nous venons de recevoir plu- sieurs cents douzaines de belles car- tes moïtuaires que nous vendons à 60 cents la douzaine, Ceux qui ont des parents et des amis qui re- posent dans les cimetières devraient se procurer des cartes mortuaires. Nous y imprimons le nom, l'âge, la date de la mort, el>,, etc:,

Avec chaque douzaine de cartes nous donnons une douzaine de car- tes sur lesquelles est imprimé les

Pas moins que 12 cartes à chaque commande.

Adressez par la malle ou venez au bureau,

L'IMPARTIAL

PATERSON

pure,

‘ Summerside P. E, L |

$ Tablettes pour ia Toux

&' Soulagement instantané et guéri-

€ son certaine pour les rhumes, la

toux, mal de gorge et toutes Îrri-

Û tations de la membrane mucoueuse. : Saveur délicieuse, Les médecins les

recommandent. Demandez l'espèce à

trois coins dans la boîte rouge et jaune, 1F

ELLES GUERIRONT