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llllromlu llelllilrlo lllllrrlali 1 sELEcfEb_ 'rllolll fills-.;uEll1i.s.._._llelll;s.

` For regulating the bowels, invigorating _the kidneys and

,stirring up the lazy liver

Dr. Morse’s -

Indian Root Pills

have proved for over half a century, in every quarter of the world, absolutely safe * and most effective.

256;" a box

Grand Chancellor Geo. N. Palm of Moncton, N_'B_, will pay an o cial visitation to Einpire Lodge, N

19 Knights of Pythias, to-niilllh

will he accompanied by Grand Vic Chancellor, C.' L_ MacKay. Depu Grand (lhancellor, \\', l>, Uouil, Pa Grand Cbanclellors S. A. Mcllona _ t

` B- other gentlemen mentioned are d

011 rectors. This Fox Company is cap

‘The first .rank will be conferred

Hditsllzed st $100,000.00 ess have no

WEDNESDAY.

AN OFFICIAL VLSITATION.-{ment Whip. North Tryon, and Mr.

ef E. Dawson, 'Boston, came to ffl- city yesterday to meet Mr. W. 0~ Norton and Mr. Charles W. Toot

and W. A. Btewart, st, John, N.

severnl candidates, a program a

refreshments will be served at the under construction one 01 gh; fine

close of the Llodge.

Bill, was most effective in arousing

Daily Star in which Mr Jamieson

Hon. M. C. Delaney, M.P_, Gover

H2 aker of Boston who arrired by t S' Boston boat last evening in the i W terest of the North Tryon Silv_ S'-,Black Fox Company, Ltd., of whi ld Mr Delaney is President and

h ` th Province.

1 I`BllC BB ID 6

D.. W eng erlck Roberts, Charlottetown. Fun- H

b. he D. er ch he i- i. w st

yea _ rp ,

Mr. C. Jamieson, Ill. P. for Digby, ML F_ P, Qugeliug, we Gene;-ai tor he was well and favorably known

who \vas also one of the party wholluanager 01 tha 1_ 0_ R" who a 8CC0mDHHi¢d the HOU- Frank Coclklcompanied the Minister of Rallwa franc on his recent visit to P. E. ls-land Canals on his recent visit of 1 llnnd, and who is one of the cominglspection to the Island last week’ i linen of the Uonservative party,inalten._~1B taking up his residence

c. and many beautiful buildings stand

n. was a consistent member of Grace “_ Church and an active worker in the al; cause of temperance he being Senior

lspeech which he delivered shortly he-fM0,,cton_ New B,-,mBwick_ and pro. lfore the close of the session on thelposes removing there next month lSenate's rejection of the Naval Aid from Montreal when he has been

living for thelpast two years. Mr.

‘W0 mlilnf-‘Bil-Y UI the 0l’P°9il»l°“~ AU Gutelius was very much impressed

lamllsiug cartoon appeared in thellwith the agh-actions of the Island

the result of his visit and he hopes

lwas seen marching out of the House to bring his family here for a fort.

Albert. Jamles, John C., Mrs. Joseph

, Younker, of Winsloe, and Mrs. Fred-_

eral from the residence of her son John on Friday, the 2'fth_ at 3 o'clock.

.___-

A wide circle of friends will learn

with regret of the death of Mr. Heu- ry Rackham, Charlottetown, which occurred yesterday morning at seven o'cloc‘k after a short illness. The late Mr. Rackham was born at Wheatley River ln the year 1887, and

had reached the age ‘of seventy-six

rs As a ca en el' and contrac-

g as a monument to his memory. He

Associate of the Grand Worthy Pat- riarch of the Sons of Temperance in this proiince. A widow and family of five daughters are left to mourn their loss and to keep his memory green. The daughters are:-Mrs. Stanley of Glace Bay, Mrs. i`McNevfn. Brighton, Miss Henrietta ~now of Minneapolis, and Misses Laura and'

everywhere.

» 1 l | Mrs, Malcolm Dochcrty of_(_‘ardigan IMPUDENT .I.HEF.I.__A barefac

,passed away Monday morning, June robberylis retorted to l_m_.e ,men CO

Proven Qualify

`\ 1

When choosingsilvsrwfliie ii ~ Lf! ilbolheconomynndsntisfsc-_ _ , / -`l lion to purchase

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,J M-l_l0iElls.llllns.

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‘ ,_.,. _-_._ "»S`i`Ibzr?[ate1hatW¢ars"

..-1-:HQ 'y ranks first in quality and I

_,l lllk li Il 60 years. Made in the ' l " " ' ` heaviest mdc of plate. E

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MAIL CONTRACT

Sealed Tenders, adllressed to the

Postmaster (leiiernl, will be received at Ottavun until- Noon, on l~`i'iday, the 25th July 1913 for thc convey- propolwfl 'Jontriict for four years, six times ;er week Over Rural Mail Route No, 3 from New Wiltshire, Prince Edward Island from the Post- master Ge11eral's pleasure. _ Printed notices containing further information as to conditions of pro- posed Contract may be seen and blanh forms of Tender may bc ob- tained at the Post Offices of New Wiltshire, Boswell, Tyrone, Emyvllle and at the ollicc of thc Post 'Office nnce of His Majesty’s Mails, on a Inspector.

JOHN F. WHEAR, Post Office Inspector.

Post Oilice Inspector’s Office,

Cli"I`own, June 12th, 1913.

6-14MS3i.

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MAIL CONTRAC'l`

SEALED TENDBRS, addressed to

the Postmaster General, will he re- ceived nt Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- dBY. the lst August, 1913, for the conveyance of His Majcsty's'Mails, on a. proposed Contract for four years, six times per week, over Ru- ral Mail Route No. 1, from East Baltic, P. E. I., from the Postmast- er General's Pleasure.

Printed notices containing further

information as to conditions of pro- posed Contrnct muy he seen and blank forms of Tender may be ob- tained at the Post Offices of East llaltlc, lied Point, Fairfield, Kings- borough, (‘limpbcll's Cove, and at the office of the Post Office Inspector,

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Office Inspector.

Post Office Inspect0r's Office,

Charlottetolvn, June 20th, 1913.

6-21MS3l.

Contain

delicious

centres,

covered

with

eniicingly nice,

high class Chocolate

.»..

,smoking a cigar whilst the Senators night at least this summe,-_ dm-in ,seen _ln the backgrouiid were at- which period he will make the 151,, tempting to get at hiiii. his headqua,.t,,rs_

Lilith lifter an illness of several mm_ed on Sunday at the shop

1.7.; ° .

umiiitlls, She was burn at Orwell,

July 26th, lilliil, and resided in thc that in the course of the day ‘_

l’l`llrec brotlicrs survive lier:--Juh§|giilllblltylnléllllledwillii) ttllllbnlillilciii. tilllllleu

_ th t l f t

lthv lluitml State* and two sons T)£,i,d,e,l,; fvrszlclflg,_frgI:.‘i,c?,0{§.,,f:1 a

el the shop, is z_iiso_ciirried os, made t r pretext of being in search of cigar ’ Of course these were not procurab

.home where she died over forty years.

li\lcI.2lu-vii, ilrlvcll; Peter and Don-aldi

_ e,

faud four llllughters:-Robert on th

lhomc-besides six grlindcllildren. He ‘joining farm, Miss Katie in Boston

Kingston

Mrs. Miirgziret llirt, Mt. Stewart; ,

Mrs. Annie Mchlzicllern, British (lol umbizi, mid Miss Jennie, now a

Cliristiliii from early cliildhcmd, an was ii lifc of faith, love and goo \voi'ki=, lllizissumillg mul gentle sh sought neither applause nor praise- but spent herself for others. Th funeral on' Wednesday was very large ly' attended and many carriages lol

lrest beside licr liusbuild who prede- 'ceai-ied licr. The services were con-

lHcV_ J. (3, Martin of the Presbyter lian (llilil'cli, Cardigan. The man , _

lfrieilds, and the community extend lits syinputliy iiiill love to the inmil lin their bereavement. l _

, _ _ _

JlllINSllN’S '

Lllllllllillr

ternal and external ills.

_ Ii alleviafeil c 0 u g h s ,

colds, sore throat, collc, cuts, burns and bruises.

251: and 50c everywhere

l. S.

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& C0. fl\‘l°ll'

l Boston, - nn'

Mass. F*

The Great Easlerfi

TEA PARTY

At Sf. Peier’s Bay, Tuesday. July l5lh. 1913

The parislloilcrs of Sl.. l"ctcr's .schd

‘ hearty gi‘eetiilg_~i to their liosts of friends und wellwie-lhlzrs i_lli'o\i{,;llollt the Prov

I iilcc, and cordially invitu them all to - tlitl

Great Eastern Tea Party

to lic hold at St. l’lltcr'l_l on Tuesday the 15th lluy of July.

In issuing ihis general invitu.tion they

l-.onfideiitly proinisc thllt their GREAT li/\\'1`l‘}llN TEA PARTY will ufflirll both young :ind old, a most delightful holiday null outing, in one of the beauty spots of this beaiztifnl Island.

St. l’cter's with its mngnificent Bay,

lmll llttrul-ti\'o surroundings, is unques- tiullilhly il. very rlreu.inla.nd of beauty in inill~sninmer, mid, ut that season, would wull rl-pzly a visit under any cir- l-lililsto.ntcs_ But on Tuesday July lfith, it will olfcr the added iittmctions of a great assemblage of people, cheap ex- clirsion l'ntl~.~l by trains. pleasant and. vliriell aiillirleineiits, and 0. bill of fare in every depurtincnt that cannot fail to- plensa the incsf exacting taste,

The Tell-_purty will be held on splen-

did grounril in close proximity to the hsautifulCntho‘ic Church, mid within nstones throw of the unrivalled Bay

Special trains will be rnn from Sum-

merside, Charlottetown, Elmira. and all intermediate points. Train arrange ments will appear later. In the mmn- iimo, look up our big YELLOW POvTER. , _

Should Tuesday, the lfith July ,prove

unfnvorahle the ten-plnrty will-lllsheld Thursday. 17th or t e flnt line following. ~

ii,Jme1sas,J.iyr..m 0 ` `

pi ~"vi»_’

‘- Used l02 years for in- _lv

ports that

due partly

_ it being 'Sunday and the young in and his companion left. Someti

of Mr. Green. It appes

t _ l _

home-besides six grarischildrcn Herlzgtfgre?e£;atd€€;rtu;EmM; (élizexlvgil

life has been that of zi consisteng was in the cash tm of the shoD_ h

d- cliszlppearell. He communicated w e the police, und Detective Sgt. Bra

‘ley, who investigated the matter, su cceded in tracing the supposed thiev

‘f 1: is limlersmos that the young i

l ,~ ~.,‘ _‘I .l i. i __ .lows confessed their' guilt but refun

l li llowed the remains to the cemetery at ed the money and Mr' Green Conte

-u*.,~“ of °: ‘.1-'».f

lfieorgctolvn where she wus laid to with the restitution of his propert

if l1ad.A Stroke N. 0 Ol Paralysis

has not pressed for their piusoeutio

‘ _-_-

Mr_ John A. McLean, son of

ducted at the home by her pastor K_ McLean of Mitcheu_River_ Carpe

y ter on S. S. Miuto, has just retur

_ , ed to the Island after an absence of

floral pieces e\idence<l the love of the seven years in the west ML _Mc_ Nerve Food.)

y in the employment of the C. P.

has been over the greater part of t Western -Provinces-incllldiiig (ialgar Edinonton, Athnbaska Landin Prince Rwert “nd vancouver' He re' Prostration, paralysis and locomo-

“l” tor atsris only come when the nerv- at ous syrtern is greatly exhausted. Even ug though your ailment may not yet be

S Lean' who is 8 carpenter by trade’ It is always better to prevent seri-

R., .

trade is very bad o

West at present, and intimates th about 50 per cent of the buildi tradesmen are out of employmen

to the depression in t

money market, the munlcipaliti

finding it very hard to raise money earlier Btageih

for extension and development pu poses. The crops, particularly in Al- m,e_ TOmm_0_ writeB___..Two »._yea,.E berta, are not up to expectation, and ago my husband had a stroke wmcl. if the xdrbught' does 'mt give Way left him in a weak., nervous condition. soon, the harvest will be one of the ' parted takin D,._ Chanda Ne,-V,

nd Evelyn at home.

ed McKinnon, of Cravrwd 120014. place m, Sunday at 3 p. m. The funeral was in one of the largest held in Crapaud ,.5 for some time, showing evidenéie of

“Lf held by ull. A short service at the ne house was conducted by Rev. R. T. he Doble, rector of St. J0hn's Cl1\1l`Cl1

ll he remains were taken into St. John‘s

le the impressive funeral service, after

an which _True Brothers Lodge A. _F. and

I; member, took charge of the service at ch the grave, Rev. G. M. Young,_asslst- ad ell by Dr. Houston of Kensington

ith lending the beautiful_Masonic farewell

es mourn n widow, one son Theo of el. Port Haddock, Washington, and two

Ee faction in knowing that Dr. Cl_1ase’s

shortest for many years. Mr. McLean is delighted with the prosperous ap- pearance of Prince Edward Island, which looks more go-ahead and com- fortable than any part he has touch- ed on his way home. He hopes to spend s couple of months here and return to his situation West.

THURSDAY.

that arrangements had .been made with the_ John -B. Metcalfe Co, of Montreal, Chicago and Manchester, England, to reconstruct St. Dunstans Cathedral, is both correct and auth- oritative_

The Angel of De* cast 3 gloom

over Winsloe North and yicinlty and removed from its midst one of the oldest and most highly respected re- sidents, in the Person of Grace, wi- dow of the late George Cudrnore; who passed away Wednesday, the zsui inshore. she Qui reaches the rifle old nge of 82 years.; Although she hnd been in failing health for the last six months, the and came rather unexpectedly, She leaves to mourn, besides two brothers and one sister,

the following sons and daughtersz- s _ use _

Fox Farm For Sale A

Situated ou Buckley Point Road, live miles from Charlottetown. and I quarter pl s mile from Buckley Point Station. Fhlu fsrm contains fi ty acres. with twelve acres of s perfect herd and soil

wood.H'rove,moet suitable for a fplx ranch A ni stream runs throught e prop-

erty. '~

Apply nt ang; to tin owner.

_B is UUE emi LAN

racklsy Point Bond

gn Canada For. Exchange 'Bunk rlminlck Corner. Charlottetown Bti .

'FARM FOR SALE

iliaores 1% miles from town, ln"

Cha{_ld‘¥town Ropalty. House and Out ull ings near ynew and in good

:fi ',','io

tfvetipn. Not a foot of waste land, nl§":ens'ecl_¥_vith wire. Saul ba) bought W or w out cro . p _ ‘ _ _ MILLXR iilinyanson-, _

Address Ch‘town, On the Farm

P. ops; 275. ,

7mttl 10l‘°pd '

with it's shimmering expanse of waters. co _ ,

is prepared to take risks on prop- erty in the city and Royalty al rc- ducedrstes. For particulars apply to ‘George E. I-Inghe»,Apothecsi_ies Hell 'or to

' ' kia. nsnusnsron ~ " -‘ semis

repairs. Land in a high state of cul- °

The funeral of the late Mr. D. L.

U the esteem in which the decesse was

d assisted by Rev. W. A. Thomson. The

s_ Church, where the rector conducted

8 A M of which the deceased lwas a

d_ to if departed brother. The deceased. c. wllo was in his 'I2 year, leaves C0

“_ n' And Found a Cure in Dr. Chasc’s

ous diseases ofthe nerves. There are

9 many warnings, such as sleepless- y’ ness,~ irritability, headaches and ner- g' vous indigestion -

t' very serious, there is a great satis-

’ Nerve Food will cure paralysis in itf

f" Mrs. R. wright, 215 Booth Ave-

He s g Food and Kidney-Liver Pills, and wc saw the good results almost immed lately. They have made a new mar of my husband and we cannot speak too highly of them."

Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 50 cents a

box, 6 for $2.50, all dealars,j_or_lEd- manson, Bates & Co., Limited,/Tor onto " ‘ ‘

daughters, Yrs. Fred Fell of Pond sndll.. i-Lfqaic Mayfield, l _ _i, l___to psthy of_l _ .~o '

out in thti. sud, following were the W. Myers, H. A,

Lean. K. C. Holm,

and w. G. scum. ,

Robert Laird Canada, was born today in the little

lags of Grand Pre,

the opening scene of ¢iE\.ang_e1m¢_.1 He W

Acadia Villa Acadegyf near his birthplace. -At

nineteen he left Nova coms'a teacher ln the stitute, in New"Jersey.'1n the

Premier

_and was called tothe bar in 187% at the age of twenty-four. He hui up an extensive practice in Nova Sco- tia, and engaged in many importan ciises before the Provincial' and Dom inion Supreme Courts and the iudi lal committee of' the Privy Counci He. was made QueeI1’s Council in .1 91, president of the 'Nova Scotl¢'BB.

versity ln- 1903, and since then many honors have been csnfer`red_up.on him, He began his public career as.mem- ber for' the city and county of»Hali- fax in 1896, and 'soon became a, pro

ons. Upon <thd_ resignation of B Charles Tupper in February,~‘190 he was elected leader of the.C'onse vative\psrty_ He became Premier an President of thc. Privy Council i -1911, .as a result of the (lonservat-iv victory in the election of Sept. 2 1911. Premier Borden's principal re rcatlons are cricket, golf nnd'tennis

Before becoming Prime Minister h was defeated in a memorable go match with President Taft at Augu ta, Ga., and it is rumored that h

intention of seeking revenge when t former President of the United State

mier‘married Laura, youngest duug tel' of the late Mr. T. H. Bond Halifax in 1889.

The thirty-eighth annual Commun

cation of this Grand Lodge of Fr

was opened in Masonic Temple, Gra ton Street nt twelve o’clock, noc-

Profit, Grand Master, preslllinfy.

all the subordinate lodges in th jurisdiction. Committees, etc., wer appointed, after which Lodge adlour ed till 2.30 p. m., when business wil taken up_and dispatched. The even ing session was opened at if pnn and continued till all business hn been disposed of. Q

and Victoria Lodges and 'a very ple sant and profitable session w

next annual Communication will

held at Georgetown.

Followin are the ncwl elected of

'ing year he' *began the study of law,

T. llathei- J ohnston _was presented by 8; the. memliersi'of_~-,the Society with an

,_ excellent d,6d_rqls"“~-and .a purse 0

risters, Society in~‘.` 1893, honorar Doctor of Civil Law by, Queens Un'

Gland

,Doull Hobbs

- 1 '?~‘.%."i"'°F‘ '_ ' ` 1 `.

Tyler.

ul Society was acyl? and-'beautlfully'dec

Orsltcd last lgfght on the occasion of

t .. ilirewell ani-,srtsinmenlr by the so- _ ciety to one who .might be termed it

father, the Rsvy' J i F. Johnston.

The ‘lisll of 'League of' the Cross -

$250. The address. wds _read by Mr.

y Thllmas Trnliior. li sndlthe presentat-

and

I and

and run

my work, nor rest at

m. _

inent figure in the House- of Comm-

i° oil`~ was msddgrby' the-president of the years. After taking seven

sodiety. nr_f_*If.~-A. smiui.

.viii lverl' -_ltol the pays or t .League ior_ _sir -kind address. Seve 'teen years ==`agof~\he handed together

if number of .boys and formed the Leng rf ue of the Gross Society. I-Ie consider d ed himself the father of the Society,

and for the twelve years he had lub-

" ored in the diocese he had tried to do

1°, his duty among tliem._ ' , .

entir y » _

Esther Johnston said he could not to an ne suffering from

lilllnlloi- in the west. The number o ‘ priests .from this Island who hav

_ _ _ er than those at home,iil fact Princ

has heen improving his game with the Edward I8]and_might be called th

visits Canada' this Summen The Pre- well and Wi' hed him God speed

5, the excellent Sloc_lety’s,hnnd.

After the election of officers, ln- -_ ’

stallstion was conducted by Dr. Dar- ' _ -

rach. Fast Grand Master, assisted by 1 - Mr. W. K. Rogers, l"ast Grand Mas- ` " ter, who acted as Marshall. ` l

Lodge was then declared “Closed,”

'ind the visitors were heartily enter- _ tained by the mem-bers of St. John

brought to a fitting close by speech s 'rom the newly elected officers. T e

Z Y '

llcersz-Most Worshipful Grand Mas-

_ _ _ ter, Rev. Dr. 'l‘. F. Fullerton; Right V

APPRECIATION.-A few days ago H ' ' ‘ ~‘,. ','_»',-_;_-' '."' ‘ ’ _, ;|\6l\ll`.\\)»l‘~‘s§ 1 A ' l .. - J: 4 . - ` -ilnieszmos. 0

' ` 'll l d -q

c__, V His Lordship the Bishop, who w

° el cured and can

nerve

find words to #ess his feelings, He troub e." ~

l° a

‘e 'Mllbum’s Heart and Nerve Pills are “_ 50 mints _per box; wiléoxesfqr $1.25, ut n a.ll.de'l§ei1, or mail L irect on receipt of _ rice `y‘;'l.`lie T. ilburn,’Co., Limited, _ ll‘oronto;'Q_i‘it. ,_ ___ __ ._

Orphan filacki

as - _

present, remarked that Father John- (E"'°|m°"l N°' 29"°n°|“.'_°| AHL)

' ston was not the first priest to go to »- _

° Isliindol missionaries. As ncaa of tn

' ing hfm -Godspeed

A , V , .

'A pleasing feature of the program

full representation was present from _“__ was n vocal S010 .bv Miss Lwy. ,Vhf|ey_n°°n mance W 1.,m.i9kH,, an

el flluncllard the words of the song hav-

clinuing been written by Father John

H* stun. Mr. W. J. Brown also contrib

S utcd a delightful solo and some en

i Orphan Jack will leave the owner-‘s e stable liamnshire, ‘Monday May 5. to

s- gone to labor abroad was _now g,.eat_ Watson Smll.h's, Wheatley River noun

E thence to Arthur Bollirigs. Rustlcoville

pver night. Tuesdays Mays to Pstrlelr

2 o'yle’e, llope River. noon ».t_.-_oi"nesr.

B diocese he bade Father J ohnstou fare wiggk-iv; Biliggfggvghglqihtbfwiiin6:33;

' 0 n . - l

J ` H ’ ,F .h f

h` was sure tile reverenll gentlcmlr thence ‘O asm own” B rpm' R ver. "H would do as well in his new field of 1

over night. lhursday May 8 to John Bern-

u.lii{d;s, ,irizhlovlvm nooln tlliehitgolrtcfdl). D,-l llilf 5,, ITD QV, 0Vf .III . I' BY

bor as those wliohad gone before him l M” 9°” G"°"’° |"‘5l°‘° °' “““"l°°"' ”°""

__ to h_\_oi_ In the ,Canadian west” Ram thence to John,A.,Curneren s, indian ee fir. G.-J. McLellan, Mr. D. O’M Red

_ dill, Messrs Landrlgan. James Mcls

and Accepted Masons of P. E. 1slan_d_ me Alexander McDonuw_ also spok

spoke referring in complimentary _,gay ,nn K,,b»t_D,,me,.e|'F,.se¢°w,,_n0°n

n, _

yesterday, Most Worshipful John 'l‘ terms"»t° Father Johnston and wish

River, over plight Saturday May Ill to

_ (ieor1el'anli ers,‘Mnrfnte, noon thence to l Iamep,0,'Uonner s, Cl nton, where he will ' tll M d M It M

ramen iii: on ly. sy_ on ny

J May 1| to Wm. Glover’s, Kensingtpn noon

'where he will remain over night( uesday

- t ence to Emeraldovernighhwednesdsv

May 1| to Newton. noon t ence to Hush Duffy‘s Kinkora. over nllzlit. Thursday

~ Ma 15 to Malcolm McKsnille's Rose

Westmoreland over night. Fricl wfvfny is to John D. McKenzie s, tfiartvllle 'noon-

~ thence to owper's stshleswhere he will _ remain until the following Monday.

Above route will be continued fortnight

' l n ith d th r r itting Mares

__ yen enweaepem .

Joyable selections, were rendered by _et owners risk. _

, J HN~W TT ,, %wner lhohgrge.

-Safes ap .sri I a

take it this spring.

'e,very\vhere. 100 Doses S1.

' _Will pu ‘ our blood, clear

your co ‘ion', restore your appetite, L, cvc your tired [cel- ing, build you up. Bc sure to

Get lt loduy. Sold by all druzglstl

-- _May 3.sme tl June tspd. ,

lp 1 __ ii |

Pure Bred Clydesdale Stallion

Duke of Cornwall (i1zi0)'0ertificate of enrnlement no 8. Sire and dang imported. has some choice hreedingwbeing inbred o the great sire Prince of ales ls large stylish and a snare stock gettel°.Vlli|l st and at owners sta ls every Saturday until Mlonday 1') A. M. also at the fol owing P I 93

hemnsw cnlvllie ness » I) ’ hl A l K d-

e on e n ua

, Hampton gon Melville

Arg; e Shore Kelly‘s Crass . Canoe Qove Vi estmorelsnd Nine Mile Creek Shamrock Long Creek I_{__lnc_ors

ew on

Olydelllfer _ Bradalbsne For npton Darlington Hsrqnshire

For dn e i and particulars see hnnrfbills

Clinrl. s 1). McLean andSon owners.

MACK FERGUSUN in charge

-1-f _

Lo_ok'!for» 4

Avoid 1 ' imitatlons

ll ,z,

ri*

5-a7Mimo. ‘ _ V l ‘

in yesterday evening’s papers, the I _,l < _ " ,_ ___ _ '»~_'i'_g<,2f¢-.\ statement in yestel'day's Guardian . V ‘ *1 ` -. ,` ' -` "

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