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--PAGE -FOUR __f. __ a-THE LATEST saws THE CHARLOTTEPOWN-

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IMPQRTANT READING MA1TER SE

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LECTED FRONl_THlS WEEli’S -NEWS' Ftlll Tl'lE GU_ARDU_iN'S` SATURDAY SU_BSCRfBEllS

‘ Moxnav I ‘ _

The funeral of the' late Mrs. John!

McQuillaii, t`ity,took place Saturday]

morning and was largely g_ttended.€ ` _

Pt'f`lH'hM ' ebtd .~ _ a_°':_i1n;°‘;.cl0‘§k stag; ‘f;:;w';_m':._:aC§_, Do not weigh anything lnasecond,

thedmh by het son Raw -P_McQuman__ gut take a. _seriond thought when a Halifax if ii new Maurice Menon- “exist °N Bl er "ks you £0 eccept

ald as deacigif,‘.»Ilev. Pius McDonald as sub-deacon, and Rev. Dr. McLellan as Muster of _L‘ereinonies_ There were present in the Sacrisf! Revs. Fr. t‘roken, .»\. J. Mcl-rityre, D. J. Gillis, .\f_ Smith and Rev. Fr. Summers, Halifax. At the cemetery _at Tyrone. Lot 65, where interment was niade, Father Zilctluillan was assisted bv llev. Dr. Curran. The following

were the pallbearers 1 Peter McCourt.; Bvsr CBOLERA 1NFANTUMf

Ili I". Maddigan, P, Clarkin, Edward lteady, .\l. I‘. Hogan arid" Edward t`ullcu. _

'l‘l:e patrons of the butter and

cheese factory at .\`ew Glasgow have left today nothing _but the charred re-§ inziins of their' aplendidly equipped. fzictory :ind plant as thc result of ni dr-structi\`c fire which, between uiue_ :ind ten ifciock Sa.t\irda_v e\'euing,i roiiipietelf-'_ wiped out the building. and coiitents with the exception of‘ :ihont fifteen boxes of cheese. l

The cause of the fire is iiiiknowni

but it is suppi/sei_l to have iiri5:inuted_ in the boiler room. The fireman left_ as usual about six o'cl0ck on Sutiir-; day evening and everything was then' :ill right. ~

\\`iieu the fire was first observed iti

haul gaiiicd great headway and the, large crowd of nearby residents, whol :is_<»»nihle<l after the alarm had beenf given, were powerless to do anything' 1-xc:-pt save thc Fill head of cheese.

in substitute for DR. FOWLEITS _ Extract of Wild Strawberry.

i 'l`his preparation has been on the - market for over 65 years, and so far as we know has never yet failed to ‘ either relieve or cure the worst case lot’ DIARREIOEA, DYSENTERY. i COi.lC, L‘l¢AMPn OR PAINS IN

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, THE STOMACH, CHOLERA MOR.-

SU.\IMl<IR COAIPLAINT, OR ANY LOOSENESS OF THE BOWELS.

Mrs. A. J. lllcllellan, London, Ont-_,

writes :-“ It is with much pleasure I write to say that I have used Dr. F0\vler's Extract of Wild Strawberry with great success. Last summer my little boy, 18 months old. was attacked two or three times with Dinrrboea, but each time, after one day’s doses,he was all right again. My husband was also taken had one night. The next day three doses cured him. I always insist on Dr. Fowler'sbeinggiven me.”

If you want to be on the safe side,

ask for llr. Fowler`s Extract of \Vlld Strawberry, and insist on getting what you ask for.

The original is manufactured onl_\

by The T. Milburn Co., Liaiiied, Toronto, Ont. See that our name is on the wrapper. Price 35 cents. -l-_iii

ln the huildimg was ii complete but

Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Heartz_ city,

iw and i-lieese making pliint, refrige-`}\'l10 have been spending the summer init-ir, xr, and the i~‘.torPi'ooni coii-il" T-his C_ltY- 1eU»_"e U" l`@f“l`“ to AYP' ,_._,____,9 ;_,,,, _,md _,f ,.|,,.,._`_,,_ with ¢_he‘lierst this iiiorniiig. Dr. l~{eiirt_L will __x_._|__i__" ____m___l ,,,._,_.y,m__g was _leS_ proceed to Halifax where he_ \v_ill nt- ir|»_\'¢-l iiuil the loss to the patrons tgnd u. meetmg 0'; the.MlB.Bmn.ary ~.\.ll hi- ;. i!i~~‘di~ill_\' l;ca\'_v oiic, uspcci- (“nve“U°"_°f uf.” MW" Kwon” Lon'

zilli at this busy seiisoii of the year. rlwence' “',hlCh(t“_lH If hfld 051.11 'Elles- Thww is "wmv i"§m“"f"` Tliiliiias teillirsiliiili ew 's'-Aicllfvillilieli

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_,___'_"L___{_';\_:_‘ Imf______{ _'_’_l_’_';I“t__:_‘:_I_]___ well known ht-rf, will also bfi é.i_resent. mir- .if thi- iiiost pi~ii'.li!i'ti\‘v and pro- gxnslist"fiqcc3-___.%lM[),_:€LtP::; U,D,e(;s,.e:: :rI"‘".-'i\'~' In th" u’~f\'iuf‘c_ li(-iu' situ~i- i... . _ ` A." . A . ff' "~»»-ui-Ili' me i1=~i»‘i`i~f-' 1%-;fii;`l i’~`i’.‘.'.‘.»`li."'i..“'if’§II§$fE.‘”..if€Ei."f§f§§. "_*““~"- 'W' "l“‘f"~“' Imkfv' is <`hfH`1@-= on sept. 25-th, to which col. F. s. """'P"S“"- _ ‘Moore, city, is also zi delegate. Dr.

_and Mrs. Heartz are contemplating _ii visit to their daughter, Mrs. (~Dr.) E.lohnsou, in \"ziucouver, after the

IBrnntfoi'd meeting. Their friends in

_this city, 'who have socially and

‘spiritually eiijoyefl Dr. and MTS-

,l-Ic-artz's summer visit to their nn-

_ _ - -jé _tive city, will look forward to their

Dori I Wulf Consumption;return_uext year with pleasant an-

Dcvelops, Cure Yourself Now ‘tmputwn`

clmiiiiiiiozoivi: » ,

In the discovery of this wonderfull

curative mediciiie the entire race islliliv. l>li1C0 £0 SUN’ Ht. fm' 21 dill’ 0|' giii-ii freedom from (lritarrhal diseas- l0!lll01`- l`l`l1\C0 1‘7ll“`i1l`<l Itillmil C0111’

cs, including Asthma, Dronchitis and 'l`hi‘~»nt Weakiiesscs.

is cata:°.~h in your nose?

Docs it affect your hearing?

ls your tliroiitt husk 7

y 1

Are your eyes watery? i

is your breath offensive? 'l`lzi-se zirc the indications of Ca-

f:ii`rl|~n<i\\' why continue to live in misery when cure is guaranteed with

i`:itarrlio:'.one'_’ So sure is Catarrho-yah night. 01' left Ht S-‘Y il- m» iH` Ulf?

zone to cure that thousands recom-

iiicild it.--tell of its wonderfill mcI‘it!l3H-St, WOUM be ¥`Cf‘~dY fUl` .V0\l '-0 eat-

uffcr being cured the:uselves. Read this:

llfill' (`AT/illltl-l(JZUNE UURES.

To the majority of commercial men

and travelling public gene- raf,y nothing appeals so much _ to them as a Home

pares most favorably in this respect, with our other provinces. In very many ways it is ii pleasure to travel today, compared with twenty five years ago.

In thc recent passing away of Mrs. Albert Clements of Murray Harbor. many will miss [1 kind personal fr_iend.

Wliethcr you arrived at nine p. m.

morning the dnntiest Home like re-

If by chance the traveller mentioned his feet were cold after ii drive, ii heated loc of wood wrapped up,would surprise one upon retiring to com

_lliss Worrel is a resident of Clarks- ` never accept any remuneration for

ville, lla., and has been the means of _ those who stayed at her house, who piiiiitiiig the wny to health of many I conducted the church services on Sun-

of lwr fiir=nds_

“I |i~i~ci\'erl such cxtrafrdinary ben-

r-fif. that. I have induced many of mylpcrlirips worked too hard, and seem- iru-uds to mic it also. My catarrh 7 ingly could not take things easy even

was so had a year ago that I des- pair.-<l of ever getting cured. I am sure uiy lungs were somewhat affec-

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fortable bed. Mrs. Clements would

iday's. Ever considerate and lthoughtful of others Mrs. Clements

though quite ill at times. I feel very sure many who have stayed at (Mr. and Mrs. Clements" comfortable

.hard rubber inhaler and medicine' sunlight above;

tml nlso. The relief I got from (In-lhome, join me in expressions 'of sin- tmrliozoiie was remarkable. I improv- i cere sympathy to the bereaved family. ed iindcr' this treatment quickly, and | “lllessed are those that mourn for wus cured so thoroughly the disease-tliey shnll be comforted."

has never returned." ‘They never quite leave us, our friends

(ict the 'large `dollnr size of (‘a- who have passed

tarrliozoue; it. coiitnins a beautifull'l`hrough the shadows of death to the

that lasts two months. Smaller sizes, A thousand sweet memories are hold- zac. and _50c. each. Beware of imi- ing them fast _ tations-accept only "t‘atarrhozoiic,” To the places they blessed with their

sold by all reliable dealers cr by- niail from The (lntarrhozone Com, pany, Kingston, Cut.

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forest Root Beer,

IS a“ llaiidy” llrinli_

Forest Root Beer is as dc-

lightful as a. day inthe woods -it is sparkling, cool and dcl iiiiiim-mul.: fiom lender roofs -iiliiilnfely pure,

Ask for Forest Rn ,I ll. 1-'

and li' sur: you get i nearly cvury dealer sells it.

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_ presence and love.

_The work which they left. and the ’ books which they read, _Speak niutely, though still with an 1 eloquence rare; ,And the songs that they sung, and

the dcnr words they said,

Yet. linger and sigh on the desolate

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W. S. LOUSON.

'1‘L‘ESDAY

Yesterday afternoon the last shoot.

lfor the ‘slnlver took place on lxensing-

in the match as only three points separated the four high scores. ‘ G. l~`_ Hutcheson carried oil the lau- irels by making u new Provincial re- icord of 101 and equalled the record nuide by 1,, member of the Nova Sco- tiu team during- the Maritime meet.

The score was made no follows 100

yards 34, 500 yds 33, 600 yds 34, totnl 101.

It must also be remembered that

this score was not made under the lmost favorable circumstances, as there was a strong unsteady breeze

wed in making necessary adjustments

I The following are the four highest ,scores during the Sulver shoot.

Hutcheson Longworth

| G Moore

f A. N. McKay 353 i Previous to yesterday's shooting _the highest Provincial record for the range was 100 and this was made bv

=Grs. Landrigan, Jones and Mackin- non.

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365 360 354

The new record made yesterday by

Mr. Hutcheson, fastens the honor on _a member of the civilian rifle club,

_and it is needless to say that every _member of the association is proud of _the achievement.

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Fine weather greeted the return of'

the Annual Sports Day of 'Falcon- W00d H08l>ital. The day is always an event in the minds oi the patients' and has always been enjoyed by a lrirxe number of interested visitors.

Governor and Mrs. Rogers, Premier Palmer, Dr. J. Warburton of thef .Board of Trustees, and many friends iwerepresent, and a large number ofl iclty~ people- alw watched the con- testsi

- ' _ . s and att ants, were run off. The competition was keenei: this year than e\ er before,

' ,Y ~ D cords were made in several of the events. Dr. Goodwill, Medical Super- intendent of Falconwood, evidently bears constantly in mind the old but wholesome adagi.~“a sane mind in a

Some of the contests were particu-

larly humorous. The three-legged race and the potato race were espe- cially enjoyed by the patients. Thi tus of war between rival teams from different wards was most keenly con- tested and the winning team sat down on tlie grass to receive R large sack of sweet and good things for their labors.

An unlooked for event on the pro

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i_._?`_§:::.°.:_‘.".z'_;i':i isis: °' so “Have you tried the l1€W_ClleWil1§

sound body." Everyone willingly con- A- "' Ji 4'/

tributed his or her part, or laughing- /._',if’T_'% _ly enjoyed watching others who did. \ ¢ ‘

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a en sera c es, t ere s e expects to _ sswinir __ - _ '_ S - `_ _»_. ._ _ >` ' " 'i .`7-`-"v5“" ~ *"“" find a bug." Entirely original and ' _ - . "

Saudersoii 8; Co., J. T. (‘ro¢-liett, N. llatteubury, llogers Hardivare (‘o., Ki-nn'-dy ('o., Feiinell & (.‘.luindlei', A. flutes & (‘o., W. W. Wclluvr, li,

Vliiddigiin. Ililsliird & Moo|'r\, Min»rc| .\'- Mclicuil, “A l¢`|‘iend."

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Un Wednesday, July 23rd; at 3.30

church at Hallock, Minn., took place the marriage of Miss Winniired Hales, _ daughter of Arthur and Mrs. I-lales,toi‘ Wm. Hartvig.

This was an event of more thriu or- dinary interest to Hallock society. Itl had been looked forward to with plea-i sant anticipation for'some time and its consumation more than justified the cxpectatious.\l'hcu the time for the ceremony arrived, the Presliyterian church was well filled with invited guests from Hallock and from all parts of the country. and cveii from ontario had become interested friends to be present at the joyous occasion.

When Mrs. 1). A. Robertsoii, who

presided at tlie organ, struck up the time honored and beautiful wedding march, the bridegroom, attended by Lawrence Peterson ns groomsmnn, entered from the Sunday school room and- took their places before the al- tar. 'Florence Mcvcan, Mildre<l.I3ou- vette. Murial Dnvnic and Ruth George as ribbon girls entered from the front’ door and stretched their ribbonsial- :mg the aisles for the bridal party to pass thru. Then came the bride on har father-'s arm. She wore a beau- tiful white crcpe de chene gown trim- med with white watered silk and em-i broidered net set nd with pearl trim-i ming. The veil was caught with' a wreath of flowers and she carried ii bouquet of white sweet peas and ferns. She was attended by Miss Nixon of Guelph, Ont., who wore a gown of white silk gloria, a whito hat, carried ,L bouquet of white roses and wore. a beautiful ruby pin. ii PWS- ent from the bride. Little Margaret Nelso'n°`a‘ct.ed as flower girl, earring a basket filled with golden flower pet- als that she strewed in the path of‘ the bride. As the bridal party pass- ed up the aisle, there were suppressed exclainations of admiration from nll over the room. which died away to ii solemn hush ns Ilev. W. S. Shiels read the impressive service that made the happy couple man and wife. As the bridal party passed out, Miss Kouzen sang the beautiful and appro- priate solo, "O Fair, O Sweet and Holy" with n most pleasing effect. After the ceremony at the cliiirch_ thc. guests departed for the beaiitiful Hal- rs home where ii reception was held

and a bountiful supper served.

A great deal of iirlniimtion was ex-

pressed ovci' the beautiful decora- tions in the church and in the Hales home. The church was decorated with a background of rushes and as- paragus set off with ri. ptofusion of yellow flowers, carrying out a splen- did color scheme of gold and green.

In front of the altar, where the ce-

remony took place, was ri beautiful bower, over which was suspended 8 wedding bell made up of gorgeous gol- den glow flowers. The cmrinion op-

All You Need

Cascaref

No Sick I-fcnilnclie, lsilious Stomach,

Contcil Tongue or Uonstipntcd ‘

Ilowcls by Morning.

rs’ =' E. :> E Ez.”

Turn thc rascals out-the headache,

the biliousnces, the lndigestiou, the sick, sour stomach and foul gases- turn them out tonight and keep them out with Cnscgrets.

Millions of men and women take a

Casicnret now and then and never know the misery caused by a lazy liver, 'clogged bowels or an upset. stomach.

Don't put in another day of dis-

tress. Let (lascsrets cleanse and re- gulate your stomach; remove the sour, undigested and fermentinll i000 and that misery-making gas; take the excess bile from your liver and carry out of the system all the decompos- ed waste matter and poison in the intestines and bowels. Then you will feel great.

A Cascarct tonight will surely

straighten you out by morning. They work while yau sleep. A 10-cent box from any drug store means 'a clear head and cheerfulness for months.» Children love to take Cascarets be- cause they taste good-never gripe or sfcken.

presented the numerous prizes to the.

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iii the afternoon, at the Presbyterian" -’\.

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with a voice which many a speaker ._.',‘_.'_'.._; ' ` '" ' " 'Y V ` ` l_HE» -_`_~l'-"'.'-I-7" f would be proud of he held his audi-‘ _ ° ‘ ‘

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gram was an oration by one of the, f ‘__ _ ,_ _ . _ . » ~ ,QA

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iiii;_le patiehts, \\it;_h thehtext whercl _~ ana 7 K' S , iq, __ _ . _

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ence convulsed with laughter. . . . V In 4` `

At the close 1.‘euteiiant-Governor! , 1 »~_;l"»`¢.-.'-. _ '.‘I_~_.~_'::_°._~

successful ones, saying a kindly word! ~ '»;,r.- _ __,._.i ` _ ,,‘.'_.,,~ ;<"&_,f5“ T ~_ ~" _ (',f;§’ __-._ ,_ -_.\»_1i'-j`,i_`.‘_-.__ _~;‘.'_.-_3‘.- i to each recipient.. Tea was then serv-I _ T`__"_»' T' "‘ 5_f;'_l"" _» .Y __;_¢i_,~ "__.__‘__f_1`f.=;_1i‘§,-`,';f, ‘ i

ed on the lawn to the patients. '~ _. '_ . g' j ""'~_`_' " .l_`i,"' _ ,'- __~~ _i;_1;. "Q7-' .fir "-‘~.‘-'_li""f:_‘_"`.‘*

The following friends kindly contri-I ' _ _-`;' “M _' -._|, "_: *g ‘ -' '-‘i_7,' _lf -; _~__‘_7_,',< » '

iiureii to the prize list. thus auiiim: ._`_'.:'_.`.'» _ - »";<-'.~: '~~‘». 1"-"==‘-' -_ ' _ "“"`"`fif’l»”_i“>`:`i‘~‘ff“` _ `__'¢_`I`

largely to the real success and lizippi- ' '___-j§~_.'_‘ ' _ _ -¢-=,£,_,_-’,'~.?_V"" I

ness of the day! llecr & lloll, Stanley, ' ¥_!_-iii _ Shaw :ind Pcardon, Provvsr- llros, Mc- ' _ ` | 1"' _ ‘_ -_:_‘_~`;~_'_j _. Kinnon_ llrug Uoiiipany, Bruce Stew-I . ~'»-_If "“ _ .".‘.‘-_-1:21 .`

art. Uarvell & Co., Jenkins 6': t.s`oii,| ' ‘-"‘ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ __ __,_,._,.____“__,,, ‘°" _

~ - Yes 1t’s the most fascinating and .1 refreshing flavor I ever tasted. _

It has whitencd my teeth, per- 1

fumed. my breath, _ and helped

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my digestion! _

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tations at the church committee from the

most extraordinary ii tiful and useful presen

'solid sterling silver sp iir or the occasion There was probably couple in Hallock wh

one bespoke "_ kindly high esteem in which I`he bride has grown munity to be a most lovable young lady. our public school and our lfigh School in I

lnstitnte of Domestic

ties.

The bridegroom in

this community and

he took up the work

exemplary habits his

The ha ipy young co

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_More Than

Women have more

munity. They must

ward (nlwooil of Street, Fort William, “I suffered with

have dizzy spells and generally run down. number of remedies relief, I learned of Pills and found the

in my back but cured ney trouble."

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l__nion was that never before had the

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cliiirci looked so beautiful. The deco-

were made by N 'large crowd of friends were at thc Vlilliug Workerslstntion to give them the usual send-

uf the I’reshytci'i_'1ii church. ‘off but \vei'c disappointed, because The hiide was tle recipient or its " ` `

mount of beau-_.to Lancrister where they started t

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llie Ilowei girl .ind ribbon girls|wi1l make ii short stav in the Twin

were each presented with ii beautiful

0011 US 3. SOllV€"

ncvcr it vouni: o entered into

their new rel itions with ii larger nm- ount of good will and appreciation than Mi and Mia H.irtvig. Every

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nterest and the they are held.

winsouic and ' She attended graduated from HOR. During the

Science at Guel-

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dh’ Um and so N m°;:_du:;rc({¥{ Elifin the matter. Being of n cheerful

also a Kittson

rown ui in

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our public schools. A fcw years ago

of photography

and soon became a most thoro, pains- taking and successifiil artist. With ii good liusiness and with nothing but;

ed to take the flyer going south ati irlallock for their wedding trip and al

_they had slipped oil in an automobile

[their trip over the “Soo” linc. 'l`hcy

_Cities und then visit Ilieuvcr, Seattle and other points in the west, return- ;lug home ly the llaniidiaii Pacific in girom five to six weeks. (Mrs. Hales fthe bride’s mother is li daughter iAilam and Mrs. I\lnrray, Grafton bt., *_ City.)

l There died at llrndalluiiie on Sep- `tember the Sth tliitlieriuc Mclienzic

up in this C0,-n.§agcd ninety-fivc years rclict of the

[late Archibald McKenzie who prede- :ccased her fifty-live years ago. Al- :though confined to her hed for some- ktime 'previous to her death she re-

two _\.em~5 she 8ttc,,,|c,| the M.__D0nB_m tained nll her xiientzil facilities unim-

ipaired 'till the cud and in nll her af- iflication was reconciled to Gc.d’s will

|iuid kindly nature she was beloved _ami respected by all her acqiiuint-» _anceu. She leaves to mourn their .loss three sons and three danglitcrs, fvizi-(_‘hrist.y, Annie and Murdoch, at |Bru.dalbniic; Bella :uid Daniel in il-lrooklyii, N.H., and John iii Ports-

iinouth, N. H. ~

future is as~\

plc was expect

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WDMEN SUFFER 1

Men

than their allure

of the aches and palm-i that afflict hu

"keep up," in

spite of constantly :ichiug backs, or headaches, dizzy. spells, etc. Mrs. Ed-

` 123 S. Harold

Ont., says: dull, miserable

pains, soreness across my back and in my sides for months. They would catch me so badly at could scarcely move around. I would

times that I

altogether, felt After using a without finding Buoth’a Kidney ni nn excellent

remedy. They not only relieved me of the miserable pains and soreness

me of my kid-

Yoot|\'| Kidney Pills cure Buli- aeli¢.l\\|l| Shoot- inz P-im. Thiel and Cloudy ur- ine, Gravel oi Mona. Rheuma- tium and alldi- nenuofflie kid- neys and Bhd der.

All druggfsts and dealers 500. box

of' post paid from the R. T. Booth Co., Fort Erie, Ont. If you derive no benefit your money will be refunded. _ ~ Gould we say more? Bold and guar~_ Man“far£1"edbY _ ,_ ` _‘ached by Gao. B. Hughes. i _ Rock City Tob Acco Co, Quebec

'll\ii|iard’s Liniuieiit tlo., Liinlitcli.

Q Dear Sire,-I had ii Bleeding Tumor ‘on my face for a long time and tried ‘a number of remedies witliout any Igood results. I was advised to try -.\lINAllll'rl LINllV[l‘}N'l‘, und uftvr fusing several bottli-i-i it made ii com- iplete cure, ond it licnlod :ill up and :disappeared nl1.oi:ethcr.

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slight indiuposition which kept me i to the house prevented my paving my respects to our great leader, Mi

Mi Hazen but I had much satismc-_ tion in icadiiig their speeches in The Guardian. Our leader is one whose ability and energy are combined with -_ li straightforward honesty and in-

fore look forward with confidence

that his promises on our behalf will!

We need not fear that he will come,

after fifteen years of neglect and un- fulfilled promises, and attempt to ‘_ placatc us with the indefinite, mean- ingless platitudes with which Sir Wilfrid Laurier ended his address.

The leader should ha reminded that

when we went into Confederation we hail, with a very low rate of taxa- tion, no debt. Now, with high taxa- tion from the Dominion tariff and di- rect taxation as w-ell, and practisiilgl the most stringent economy with _thc public services in the greatest

|55” lleflfly a million dollars in debt lllroviug that whatever it has been to itne other Provinces the union has 'lieeirriiinoiis to us,

This result could not have been an-

icrutioll iind doubtless when riflairfi are rectified as they must be, we

J. T. JENKINS.

neglect for want of funds, we are Q

ticipated by the Fiitliers of flonfed- I

pecial to The Guardian._ CI-IENLING, Western Llliiiiii, Sellt.

n the district of Glicutu. Soldiers refuse to obey instructions nd re tr 'inf to brine force against

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llorden and his able and worthy aide, I fhd fZ0V0!‘l1Il\0I\iZ Cflllf-F01 of l'1\1l\\'€ll'»

Business is suspended and unless

the uprising is stopped it may lead to ri general rebellion.

Conditions are rcrarioiis and mis-

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sionnries are conrcntrutini: l\i‘1`0~

Four foreign gimiioiits proviile all

nent dare not ussail. llc may tbaie- 'With Drotection and Clieiigtu 1B

quiet. _ The uprising is not ut ll\'€S@"t 0""

_ _Sir__1 _very mum pegrci; time n_12»-A serious rebellion has occurred

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