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"Three years ago I discovered thatl My FR°"'7N PLANT' And H" 'un i°"“~"1°"°' 9*-'

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* 'W' '“"I°?* ‘° ‘””*"",° "‘.‘."‘f,~,‘,“°° ‘rho other day. as ii in Moy. l0nrnvr;(;‘l;:ct:°:>» lliihe blow. f,',_,“"°" "°'g,‘;‘° "f,',,_,, ,,,f§‘fl its bloom was rinh ana rare; _ Il when :linen bythe frost. Jen- 9071# i °- ww '. ’ g . |Its leaves were green as could be But thll is lure 5! Fld! bud Door llllmd Vint, 'nd mt” °‘ HV,” ` Busby' ° Mu' - ' I Llfe’s content long ssrvfvse ' bolio acid d hm,” man in th' plumbing and tm. In ssrflrlllgtime anywhere To help llllpire with |0041 ddsire 'miatnzsffxgmklme Emu. another But now I mourn, its beauty shorn, Or weaken other lives. ishment for _

h Each leaf all wilted hangs; Uh! IHS! We UV0. flllhfwe may give,

:fd ’“'"',f§“° gf” '°mb° “ °, "mt les hinted hloon. is ssniso in nonrn I when nirpee by neszhls solo night

mi? d:;,»s :Kit bsfolie &,c;trc§ny,nf,;' T (thi--»'iby icy faiiés. it To frie:i;ls who stay on life's rough

al B, -um tu k . b K’ I‘ o one s race, que grace, lv ,

32'; lp 3:11,? 0, 1f;,,,,,;,,,ff",,,,,“',°,,,, MI is lingering with ms still, An impulse, strong, for right.

in #E

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'mn cess or usnonn e. nvsnv.

them seemed penetrating enough toinike other things that each day

, , ,,, ,th , _ 1 M, nrings, nav. HARRY s. ans s ff, §,,,,t,.';,,"f?§§,,f’,,,,,,,°,,,,",';,,'; N,,f:,1,,,,,'_' my lilo with strength to dll. , lrinzelbrpok Personfsgo,

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GIRL

WHIPPING.

ronrson

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suns Fon DEATH or soN. -no-_

LONDON, ont.; Jan. so-J, Chal-

- lil. 0! Thamesville, whose son Walt-

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. of Windsor, was killed at Glencoe hen a Wabash frei ht en route

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md got uve bot_f_1°,_, It is B wonfm-_ '_ _ _ lf. E. Island. Detiroithorashed into a Grand Trunk lulk msdiclria-I could feel its soothing, t ,_._._._._._,______,_._.___._.,_._,.._._._._._._._-,__._._._.,_-,__,__-____._...-_-_-_-_-,,._~_-_-_~,_~_~,,_-;-_-_-,,_-___-_;_.,_.,_._._._._.,_._._._._, ra nr B8 °ll¢0l`Bd 811 aCtI011 against p°'°`"ul,"§z w'&‘§“°'§ °v'}`_"§,ti'f1`~° “I c P R TRAINMEN wlu. Now Rlccnlrrs rtraonasu ooirhghnzggnk and Wabash mr was APP e _ an go e lsesse - - - _ ` - r ._

under control with Nsrvillns, I hnlu ASK FOR 25 P- 0- RAISE

up my nrength and fortified my blood -- SACKVILLE, Jan. 29-'-We do not by taking Ferrozons at meals This MONTREAL, Jan. 28-0- P- R-yhear quite so much about the won- gmggment wr-,,d me N-manengl and conductors and trainmeniwlll ask for derlul \’slues‘of Western' real estate

FINDS 1,100 FLOOD REFUGES.

EVANSVILLE, I ND., Jan. 28-

ll r. _ _ I _ -

I urge e\'cryone to give ln the mink, a 25 percent increase in wages. This these days, says the Ifost. People Capt, wm, Elligtg, from gh Louis’

white, oily llnimenta they are using, is the outcome of the preliminary who have been stung, and there are l ,nd try an “p.¢0-data, psneti-ating, conference held here. many of them in this part of the I

ate last night reported here he had Dund 1,100 flood refugees without

pain-destroyer like Nervillne. This is a big IUIDP H0111 the first iI1~ Dr0vince,do not asa rule care to die- shelter or food in the Green River

"Please publish my letter the world timated demands of the traiumen, cuss the question. Buy yesterday we-district near Calhoun, Ky.

over, I want all to hear of Nervi-‘and is said to have been inspired by ,heard a man ,telling n party of line." the foot thot oiilolnls ol tho c. P. R. friends what n 1001 he had been. He

Don't he calolsa into receiving any-;hn.l expressed willingness to :rent had been llernlnvled by so called

thing from your dealer but "Nervi~‘with the men. Iffiendi 150 PUFCIIBSB 1092!' in CIIREHFY- line." Large family size bottles 50c.,l A delegation from the Brotherhood T119? ti-lil him 3 U`0iV°l`litY W85 T-0 b° trial size 251:., all dealers, or Thelof Locomotive Engineers visited L‘. ‘erected ‘JIIIY i‘~W0 b|°Ck5 UOPI bil! Iot- Catarrholone C0.. 13011310. N~ Y-. and ‘ P. Li. headquarters yesterday and pre- "Oh, I £011 YOU it 100k9d Une 011 U10 Kingston, Canada. sented their demands for a revision NW Print-" IW 59615906, “I ¢‘-Ollld S00

of the wage schedule and improve-3 Y ,I , E in U9 Y

lments in working conditions. The lat- Lmi““'5°~ , _ ,

_ ter has been practically settled, butl "H°W I"W°l7Q“ 'm°d° °“t'?' °°m°'l'f

_'Y' ' Y 'YYY 'A::' ' 'T A 1" 7'* the question of 5. subst nti 1 Incruise (me a5k°d-` ff' . ~ -

`Ilias not been arranged? Gilles. llhlllr-I "Wen" th” buy" °' 1°" °°“ti““°d»lye" “nm the system IS worn out

ru lots lncreasin val ever

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.Got Rid of

Brocchilis

The worst feature of bronchitis is he tendency to return year after

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M°c°'~‘b"°y Q B“|m‘" \`I"|l>ny. ol the c. P. R., who rnot ins “I "ml th°'° lvtn nrc exactly eight and gms way t° °°“““““I’“°”'

General Commission ‘Q

Herehsnls

'Syd nay. N. 3'.

Con lgnmrenls offarm pvodilre. l` - - solicilcd VI

, stating prices. II -z<I!t'rs6mpd.

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‘ Farmers having Hrs!-class dairy . butter for sale should write us .v

,,delegates, states that their schedule

calls for an increase of 18 per cent., while the engineers’ demands, which illave been granted, are in connection with working conditions that indi- rectly affeet the earning powers of , the men.

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BOOK RESERVATIONS NOW.

Full information on np,-,yi ,1\;(,,,|O \\’. B. H \WARO. D,I‘_»\_,C_P_R _ SI`.._]OHN, N. I?

I>Iou~o` Bliiluilrg, Grnfll-ll Strict, ,

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llalf Price '

. Parlor; Dining Room, Bed Room. Hall aid Kit- then Paper.

' Aclean sweep of the ~

of ouristock at?

Price

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to be

& Cvnlnnll limited

J- K Pngi Ticket Agent, O era |!,

PlPl'S IIIPIPSIII _

IIIGUIIIES SIIIMICH

taste good, but work badly; ferment

luny nt<».n:l<~I: disorder. i :zz-_----.2-;?_ _ _ _

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Purify your blood.

build up your body ny using Rrxflll Blood Tab- let~;,a standard preparation ' that is working good cures in hundreds of casf-S This preparation is sold by us willl the un- derstanding that if it is not satisfactory, your money will be refunded.

, Une box 5o~:, six` boxes

for $2.50 The McKin- non Drug Co., The Rex-

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Silverware

Silver wire makes most '

p_leaslu_g, useful and arp op

, risie gifts for weddings. birlh-

days and other happy ei-mfg,

We can show yfn a splnmilg

line now at prices most unusually low, qualitv considered. Call in and

look over f.‘:e display.

W. N. Tanton lr5 Grafton

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I‘°nd°“ cable “ya that it is rumored able efforts in behalf of universal It that Earl Beauchamp will succeed ,Lac Wm be “se ted ,th old s

Connaught(as the Governor General_l` E' D n W 9' g _4`Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Tur- Of Cmmd8_. He . 41 ld. _medal at R peace testimonial recep

. 1° Yea" 0 llron and .unnnr to hs held in his P

'honor here on .F]ebrus.ry 22, by the W

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. . , present the medal on behalf of the' mme IU In fwe Mmutes G39-Inatiollal institute of social sciences. b S zulness and Indigeslii-n | -- ‘ ' » <

is gone _ six MONTHS wrrrl HARD

..._.... LABUR FOR SUFFRAGETTE.

Do some foods you ent hit back- _'~’

into stubborn lumps and cause nslck, give th" In’ to the sfatement made sour, gassy stomach? Now, Mr; or in the House that Irish women do Mrs. Dyspeptic jot, this down: l’apo’s “Of Want the vote.” This was thc Diapepsin digests everything, leaving eXl’1a““I-’°“ made today by MIB' ,nothing to sour and upset you, There Mabel VUVBGF, ll B“fII`BS€“»9. t0 I-he .never was anything so safely quick, magistrate who sentenced her to one so certainly ellcctive. No diderence IHOHUI imprisonment at hard labor how badly your stomach is dignr-de;-_ for breaking six panes of glass in the so yon will get nanny rsllel in iivs custom hnnnn-.

minutes, buy what pleases you most: -‘”"”"'_"

is that it strengthens and regulates ' STEPMOTHER SOLD your stomach so you can eat your GIRL AGED 13 YEARS. favorite foods without fear. “_” Most remedies give you relief some- HAMMOND, Ind., Jan. 81-After times-they are slow, but not surc.,engaging counsel at enormous ex-~ Diapcpsin is quick, positive and puts pensc to defend him, George Duston, your stomach in a healthy condition a wealthy White County farmer, so the misery won‘t come back. pleaded guilty at Logansport of buy-

You feel llliierent as soon as Dia- ing 13-year-old Lena. Hatfield from herein corncn in contact with the her stepmother, Mrs. Rosa Hatfield. stomach -dl_=tless just vanishes- Judge Lairy genqnced _him t6 21 F0111' Bt0f1‘BCh HHS Swnvtr |10 S5808. years in prison. The stepmother who U0 IIGICUIULZ. H0 @I`\1Cl1ati0l1B Of “Dill” sold the child is in Jail. So great is Rented f0_0d~ YUIU' hehd °1€3l`5 and the feeling against her that the jail 5'0" feel Ima is kept closely guarded and she will G” “0W» mal” the 599” Investment be secretly taken to Peru for trial. Y°“ 0"" mflda by 5°'-“"5 5 large Duston said on being sentenced' “I llfty»cent case of Papc’a Dlapcpsln had too much money my mind' was

from any drug store. You realize in unoccupied and it tuhmd t vu ,r

'live minutes how needless it is to ° e ‘

suffer from indignation, dyspepsla orl -

1 . up .Wa5t¢. Unfligested, food and sour bile

lon the pnckage._

*anything else oieredz

miles from the clt of Calgar . That °

r other ravaging disease.

- y Y I Dr Chase' S ‘

. , k b k_ . s yrup of Linseed and Liilétlaoifer_gl°..¥.,°‘;nt“,¥n§u';eB“;°ox_,Turpuntlne owes much of its great instance. I amf'°`now paying tnxels on'p°puh"1ty t° the 'act that it I’°‘“` um p,_Upe,,_ty’_a,m r-that is du- I ,_an,tiVely,cures bronchitis, and this is

lsll yon shone it. 1' nought the lots “

bout as severe a test as can be

onirighr at the time and paid $225 mad” °’ this ki“d-

Ipcr lot for them."

Mr. Wil-I. Walker, Calmar, Alta.,

. writes: "I am pleased to say that

RUMORED SUCCEBSOR Dr. Chase's_ Syrup 'of Llnsecd `and

as Govsnuon GENERAL. ~ PEACE MEDALS' . 'rnrpnntlne has dons rnnnn one to

-~ , _ _ myself, wife and children. My eldest

NEW YORK, Fsh. 1-A Hsrnhi NEW ‘olmf J‘““‘“`Y 3°“P"°°‘ I

dent Taft in recognition of his not- gin' 7 years' had br°“°hitis' and

American peace' and arbitration lea-‘IF

gnc. Thirty-thr`ee'peace and civic' or-Iflnfgstkat it B00" cures coughs and

In fighting diseases of the throat `

d lungs half the battle is in hav- | 1

ganizations throughout the country °° will join in honoring the president upon uhut may be his last public|f‘“ appearance before his retirement on 1"

he doctor who attended her did not sem to do much good, We got Dr.

entine for her, and she soon got ell. We alwa s keep this medicine

at this

auetipn sales. you will be able grade' articles H H E

R Besirstc.

"Brown's Last Auction'

today. Two eslll. Ui!

and the

will go $3.25

lf: §’f»=

H irsto,

That pain in the. »baok

, is caused by diseased kid- l neys. Get on the right

road to health by using Rexall Kidney Pills, a.

_- preparation that is fully

guaranteed by us. Money back if dissatisfied. Price a box 5oc. three boxes for $1.25, six boxes for $2.50. The McKinnon Drug Co , corner Great George and Kent Streets. ' ' I;-zrdrtf. ,

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I I' mily llersld and Weekly Sflr

The Momivg Guardian

apd The Family Herald and

I Weekly Star, one year csch, I including the beautiful pre-

§`i’I,`l‘II.f-"l'i.`."§'i.l§”°`”° $3-00

/. The Evening Guardian and The Family Herald and Weekly Star. one year jeaoh, including the beautiful pre#

< l.nInn1piciuré"‘Hnme I Again” foronly

Address all club oifers to `

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the house now ready for use, and ‘

g Dr. (`hase’s Syrup of binseed and

t ' d

|Turpcntine at hand be use

March 4. Joseph H. Choate, former-, ,

promptly. This is why mnnylpeople, 2I_ME¢f

ambassador to Great Britain, will. refer tu buy the large family size 10» l ,

’ Mothers should always lrssp syrup

ll Full directions for children of all

DUBLIN, Jan. 30-"I wanted to

Mother! Watch The ,

i`hildren’s Bowels

IF' CROSS, FEVERISH, SICK OR TONGUE1 COATED GIVE “SY-

HUP OF FIGS."

Every mother immediately realizes

after giving hcr child delicious Syrup of Figs that this is the ideal laxa- tive and physfc for 'the"chlldren. Nothing else regulates the little one's Wlmach. liver and 30 feet of tender bowels so promptly, besides they dearly love its delightful fig t..aste.l If Your child isu‘t feeling well; rest-

ing nicely; eating regularly and act- ing naturally it is n sure sign that its little insides need a gentle, thor- Ullgh cleansing at once.

When cross, irritable, feverish,

stomach sour, breath bad or your little one has stomach-ache, diarr- UOBB. B0rr‘ throat, full of cold, ton- EUB mated: give a teaspoonful of Syrup of Pigs and in a few bours'all

the foul. constipated clogged

will gently move on and org of its little bowelswithout nausea, griping, 0*' W°BI‘l\¢SB.- Bild y0u will surely hnvn n well, henry and snniling onlin again shortly.

With Syrup of'Figs you are ,mg drugglng your children, being com-’ posed entirely of luscious figs, senna and Aromatics, it cannot be harmful,

of Figs handy. It is the only stom~ ach. liver and bowel cleanser and re- gulator needed-s little given today will save a nick child tomorrow.

ages and grdwn-ups plainly printed

Ask your druggist for the full name. "Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna." prepared by the California

Fig Syrup Cn., Thfslm the delicious tasting, genuine old fable. Refuse

ottle

THE CHA RLOTTETOWN GI ` A RDI A N

Charlottetown,

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‘K homestesder w o has exhausted his Passengers and Freight Agents 'forfths

` Eastern S. S. Corporation

.iff I _i§.= genie* , éiisslsl

soil to Brnvivs. 15 Auctioned:-.,.'

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srsorsls or cinsnlss realli. I f wesr rm secuisrlons. l

' I ol sad ol’ s Anfzlgllry-,ogr :h';°nlsIe”lz°v:r h are old rn homestead s quarter seeébn of s- vslllsble Domlnlo land I snltobs Bulrstchews or Rlberta. 'Illia ‘sopllornt mas sppssr lln nerao at the Domln on Lands enc 'or sub-anne! for the, district. egtry by pro! ml! \>0 Ullfli 1* sn Agenc , on certain: conditions by fstbenmothaer so . daughter, brother or

sists oflnt ndl gnhnmeste er..

ul-les -Six lllonths' rel enee upon

sn oultivatlo of the land n each of thr e years. % ho eetesdcr may liv withfnnlne miles ofuhis homestead zu a fsgmnfatlesstw acres soleltyownad nd ‘ o eusied hlrgi oz-hl.;y_ hrssflanggr. mother, F “l's’i;‘c¢;;\:l‘iElil}°i|‘llstrr(lete 3 honysstasdertgvn

o so n n1 are-emp sun

:gestion nrloniriidgyhis homestead l’rIue

of six god," from dglfxs of hnoviliestesd entry

homestead right ang cannot obtain pr u

stead In oertsln diatiicts. Price 81.00 per ||cre,DutIes.-Must reside an months in nah of tthrelo years. c;x,l1f.;y0a)t30 fifty sores n er-ac s ouse wor . . .

W. W. COBY

Deputy ofthe Minister of the interior . H.-Unauthorisedpublication of this ~ -.»e'or~; »\~~ -e na nail fo

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enough people in Toronto who would

appreciate the difference between qualityland

uantityféand he determined to' bake a real, old-,i

time, ome-made loaf, using blended flour ` '

At that time, Weston was ,running only two

' week, he had to startnew ovens, and it was not Iongbefore

.i 1 reselling' FIFTY THOUSAND LOAVES -A WEEK. '

~'f'oilay, 75% ofthe bread baked in Toronto is made of blended flour

There is no 'doubt in the world but that “BEAVER” FLOUR is better in

way than any western wheat ilour. ’ `

“BEAVER” FLOUR, milled of Ontario wheat and alittle ggnitoba

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