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that Dodd‘s and

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of, '}£\ng that Wi, ‘ ,gubetes for live years and that he h, .een cured by Dodd a Kidney Pills.

A- mat time some _people seemed in-

clined to believe that it was not perman- enuy gureq,-_and that the disease would mmm when he left oil' taking the pills*

Mr. Desmchers was heard =from asrain the other lay in an interview . published

in one of ,he paners.

He gs we i as he ever was, and states

posmy _that he has not had the slight: g return any of the symptoms of Diabetes ,in ,sjbq was cured in l8i£.

Dodds Kidney Pills are the only re mgdy that has ever cured Brighils Dis- nse, Diabetes or uropsy. _

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ia- from St. John, for SUHHEBSIDB

etti 'th tr ' f Ch i&¢-' oum;:gr_w1khexpres§ ann or az

mfstlllaglslbl on arrival oi morning in for Charlottetown and all station of P.

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ida tsain io' ST, ORN T01' a I ’ ms

.olaection at HonctonwithTrlin for Canada and N. B., at St. John with C.P.R.and

Railway for U. S. and Canada,aiao _at St. “

gba widtl; Stéaexaigrs of lntledrxlxrdticanyal S.S. _Line _ on . esda a mornings vxthm steahnera for istpart, Portland sad

PICTOU arrival of train from. Hamm mi ‘sinner f°¢°f:ha.ax.o'rrn'

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_'ir SYDNEY with §tcam¢r Bruce for Newfound- ‘

had ‘ Qin ix win. e ii. a naar man for Though tickets to be had at Grand Trunk,}

&nadian Paciiic. lntercolonial and P. B, I. .

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The King of Wall

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Flag Regulation for the Eas- tern Inspe ctora.

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Teachers ef the Eastern Inspectorate

are supposed to have the school ilags flying on the following days:`-

New Year’s Day.

St. Patrick's Day, March 17th.

Good Friday (half mast)

Easter Monday.

St. George's Day, April 2ird.

Victoria Day, _May 24th.

Empire Day, May 25th.

Arbor Day.

Strathcona Day, 2nd Tuesday in June. Annual School Meeting, 3rd Tuesday io

June.

Dominion Day.

Acadian Natal Day, August 15th.

Labor Day.

Thanksgiving Day.

King‘s Birthday Nov. 9th.

St. Andrewfs Day, Nov, 3051;,

Christmas Day.

First day of Winter, Dec. 22nd. ‘ “ “ °‘ Spring, March 21st.. “ “ “ Summer, June 22nd. “ “ “ Autumn, Sept. 23rd.

Last day of each school term. First day of each school term.

Day of closing school for holidays. Day of opening school after holidays. Flags may also be displayed in any

district on the day of certain local events such as public picnicf, school examination school entertainments, lectures, etc. .On the death of any pupil, school otheials or rate-payers the flag _ on the district schoolhouse should be 'placed at half mast to remain so until after the burial. On‘ the death of any very distinguished person in the Empire the flags might be placed at halt mast, In all cases and on all days mentioned above the flags are to be displayed during school' hours o`nly.` Should any day be so stormy that the flags would be in danger of being torn or destroyed they should not be displayed.

On those of the above days on which the

Vthe schools are open, ap ro riate exercise

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might be held. A short address by the teacher and a few songs, essays,etc.by the pupils, nllisuited to the day, would make an appropriate program of exercises, Strathcona Day, the second 'Tuesday in June, will be a regular Flag-day of the year. I thought it proper to associate with the Flag-day the name of the gentleman who kindly donated the Bags. Arbor Day should be celebrated for the most part of the school yard (I wish I could say school lawn) `ln describing the grounds, planting trees, flowers, shrubs, etc. and otherwise beauti- fying the schooll surroundings. Labor Day could be spent in a manner similar to to Arbor Day. St. Pa.trick’s, St. George's, St. Andrews and August 15th, and the national festivals of the Irish, English, ‘Scotch, and French, respectively, the four great nationalities represented in this province. As in some of the most import- ant days, such as Dominion Day, the schools will he closed it would be well for the teachers to draw the attention of the

_ pupils to the significance of those days.

The day following would be the most opportune time and then an hour might be spent in suitable exercises. On the first day of each season would be an appro- priate time for the giving ofa lesson on the season just begun or the writing of an essay on the season just ended or the one being entered upon. On the day of the Annual School Meetinglt might be appropriate to explain to the pupils howapublic meeting should be con'

gducted and thefobject forwhich school

meeting is held in each year.

I hope to be able to furnish each school in the Inspectorate with- a list of days on which flags are to be displayed as well as some exercises appropriate to each day. In the meantime, I would ask the teachers to clip this programme from the news- paper and preserve it for reference until I can forward them something of a` perman- ent nature to replace it, any suggestions will be thankfully received by _ the undersigned. ' ~.

G. J. McConuac,

Inspector of Schools.

Ch'Town, Nov. 6th lilll, . -

WONDERS OF THE HEART.

All the blood in the human bodypassecs

through the heart in about three minutes. The heart beats 70 timesoa

a second.d4Zl0 igxes an hog, i100, il) times a. ay, t wing ou ounces of blood a second, 656 -lbs. an h ur, 7§ tons a day. It is only when supgloed with pure, rich blood that the icart, an organ 6 inches long by 4 Wide can ac-

and rebuild its own wasted tissues. Dr. Ghase’s Nerve Food is the most eifective treatment available for heart affec- tions because it forms new red, corpuscles in the blood and gives to it that sustaining quality which s necessary to the healt of every organ- _ '

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SUMMERSIDE MARKETS. _

i(Far1_ncrs’ Prices.)

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lookingover ours will bd well spent-You ¢x_nay_ ' order thenfr at _fyour~ `_ leisure. ” = 'e' o up ~

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A dealer in overcoats cannot adord to selany. but good'ove1_'costs.i

we’ro talking about no_w__ are tailor made lu every stitch, by good tsilorstoo - ,

But to make assurance doubly sure we' porsonally_ guarantee everyfaboat y . ~~ ~ '

ei $1.10, $12, or $15. _ ._ _ _ _ __ _’ i _ 0

When one gives out before your satished werepiaoe it with>o:noth_er. __» ;

_ Try one of 'these coatslthis fail instead,__o£_,buying a ta_iiors~.coat'jnot;`a< bit ~

better and $5 to $10 higher in price. We charge you nothing _‘ for ‘ them and you may please yourself about buying, but we .wautjoh

this fall sure. ' _ '~ _ _ ._ D __

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The Wonderful Cheap Men

who j

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If your grocer does not sell Gold Dalai send his name to the N. K

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complish this enormous amount. of work ‘

l Leave in to Him.

BY Rav. W. J. KIIBY.

Leave it toHim.

as the miss do, `

And they grow;

In the falling rain, - _

Or the gentle dew,

They grow.

In the darkness of night, In the sunshine of light, _.They grow, yes, they grow.

They grow without your care, They asked not your planting

As they grow. _ Dropped down -in the valley, The oiield, or anywhere, They still grow. _

Theyigrow in beauty of purest They grow in the glory of hes

light,

Gently they grow.

From His hand the ravens are

The grasses are clothed

From His Store.

And blest and fed __ So much more, Will He not care foryou and

koodi

Clothe as the grass, supply

moo " A ' _ From His boundless store?

Then leave it to Him; Dearer to His heart,

~_ You know, '

Than the lily- so white, Cr the bird in its iight,

Or the brook in its do w. Put your needs into prayer He will answer you, dear,

Just you, don’t you know ?

You, who are loved,

bless

Then do not worry, `

He’s not in a hurry,

His time is,the best.

By the brook you may wait, Till the ravens appear -

In answer to prayer,

_ With food and witlfrest.

“I am with thee today,

Tomorrow, for aye,

_I love mmm the best.”

-JSalishury, N. B.

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f0&\l\k° ii 'WW mW°'i mn’ wondergul values thc are daily;'t\`¢£-_

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white ve s own

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7°' with chasing swift automobiles; he may be

f '--¢--- ' _ _ Whether it is better in`tho ond. to _safer the sorrow' 881|

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“HE” A "’“"’_i’IS T-° “*’s”““”°o Awomancansew, read a love-'ato|7.\ T ~» .~~~ I ~.»= i ”

tend the baby ani bear her son recite bi . We

_ leesonall at the sometime, but itll Wh” ‘" "“" ““'“‘ _

comes to listening to achoioe hit of gossip P083: hfkf' Panda

o she gets right down to that business’ f and

nothlngelse;-New Yo:-k.Prs_ss. ' A T 1~\;:d.;¢m1nu¢¢,ma

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BEN'rLEY’s Liniment to__kee;» their; gonna sranr

joints limberand muscles intrim~ '

_ . _ . _

'_ ‘ wav mo as wear. ' I

That Toronto man who wept violently I ‘ ' ; ' ; I _

as soonas his marriage ceremony was; _ »_ _ - ' , ~ completed, evidently had anrophetio vis- ` ' I' l ion of what was ln store for him-Honb ' `

real Herald. ‘

-_.__ _ _ yna'¢1»a¢]a»11.» of pa... when »_n;i.~»g1

WANTED.-A ease of Headache tnatdry, and -:ho cloths and‘-bimoonl 'I 2': i~‘_=_ KUMFORT Powders will not cure ln; - These wringara arejtied with an

f11>m_ten.f»°tw¢nt:f minutes- _ iaway with handfspreading. Every roll _a ewrieger sold by as

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P1*¥“=!e»v§%. ',,b_e~.i=.t~ °err.v "fi W1. _ ~ J _T A whitein _ .__'t'b'u_lhs.s0that bahay _ - _ __ 5 - thebemr control name, and wm have 9~"~"

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.pmiaeowun evioma that the spar W regulations have been violated

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ferea-tromBronchi'aItroabis,»_ would _ _ _ __ . _ if ' be no hoarse at times that I _aaaroaly 0

sneak above a whispogpf I _._.=_ no relief _ _ _ _ nom anything an 1 one yf§itmannts_

HONEY gave ` ` W `

relief and sikbotties mailed complete _ _ _ _ .

cure. Iwouldbeartily rsonminenditto '_ ' W ' ' _ ' lanyonesnfering from throat mlungi _ _ ' ` trouble.

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provide the best that can be bought and end it therei- A There is but inc ii‘£~lT and that is ‘ `

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