auyt _ ' Ln ,ggyef Vthj,s_.si';u1e . thing- eil _ _' ,.$a§d,s5l'is, ill $110 Mot; <it,jt`__of'0I , _,df_;ne,ve'r has -bud ally. :mimi- utmdgi, '_ ,ssziuee sua chars. I year 0'. V e's my own-aim _

fmedy- I _ -_ _

""3 ¢“l§.°lli?iiiisaai

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nnoiamméiéinsi. 'ro surrnsnn TH ` B T ,BT MAOH»RIi!MEDY

g IN OHA_RLg%§E'I‘OWN"l‘0- i

"ltivlsld ,wonder I/some of us have

stoigzchs l_elt,!'s. remarked s well- kno' drug cl harecantly. "Wbilo_ell drug"iil>§ire|~si'aF‘;s.'eeore or more 0! stom'ach'1‘e_l;se l`es"!or which there is a' wide demand, most--oi them are

just sepsis-qiiiis which digest the- 'PHE SPLNKUEBSI CHILD- I

issdithet-ili up the stemseh i- st the time. They ve no curative or

strergtheiilng dlfect b! the stdmaclr

at s ,sud oi course do not reach or cure the cause. So the same people keep on_ coming here and buying and using thpsriuntil they are real chron- ic dyspeptios. _ When anyone really asks my -e.dvice,_‘I swearpby c andre- commenil ordinary. bisurstel ._ magnes- ls, which -f.dodsn't. di¢est1tbe».lood~st° all but, just acts as an antacid 'and sweetens-the sour, iermenting con- tents oi the§stoms.ch. That stops the tain, heart-burn, 'sour rising, wind. bloating, fullness, eta., in just a few minutes, and the stomach digests its food without help or trouble, which is the proper way." .

"Doctors make mistakes sometimes, too," be continued. “My own' aunt had all kinds oi trouble with her stomach for years. -Eheiboufht and used several styles of digestive -pills but got worse right along, as natur- ally she Would.. Finally she went to a

doctor,, £110 'nearly scared her to doath,_'by lllng her she had cancer of the stohiath. She came to me with

his preecrgtfon and told me what he said. l I ought it 11% nonsense. I seht,her tb,.anqti_ier,‘llio` or whom 1, knew very1_I1Ql,1,,and e didnittell her

and .I ,kno¥§:i|s,_io,r\a feet. Yes, -a lot .ol bliiliff d maignesia is sold in Charlottdtliwn. ».A .the .druggiste have' it, I suppose, - ,andy-.all you take is a teasplloiiiul' falter every meal.. we sii-‘righw I _ ` ' A

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Mail; -Contract

addressed to

will be re- Noon, on

for the Mails, 'four

week Rural

Ocean View,

from the Postmaster

ceived Friday, conveyan on a years, Mail P. E.

the

containing further

to conditions oi pro-

may he_ »send and Tender may be ob-

Oliices -oi Ocean

and the

posed blank tained View, oiiice

1914

‘ ,ever been .diecovarzih ' Beisine wrll

S ' _

'OWI1' iiidi-vidiis.l|l»Y. 'mirsee were not?

ale ion

and -

GUARDIAN rntwr or snu-

WMS

ridiculous ‘and an bi-ima shim

Mus

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would

went on to sa

oblwtsd to

IF FIRESS

Psllsl" he said, Mrs ‘Wlls‘on'l lleulth and eonoludedi

"\1\‘|!liL' all y0\¥r'nrticles to us, and

my we will tell y0ll‘|! tuey are true, We

will even let yo look over the iam

'life private mall, if you vnsh --

aompthing which f.ori.z~one has nlroailyi

occurence. attempted to do.'

‘ the Presideut's action has ¢..inscd

n Igreatf commotion ernhngsi news- _raperiiieii in "Washington, this hcing the Bret tlmeany Presirlcnt has nt-

temvted "to dictate to the entire press#

y . __ .

oi the country as to .inet they shall

not publish about the Pres -

_- W0 will sive one buvudred ~_dollsi~s in sold to any msn. _ _ omsiij. er, iiiiii inet cannot iiessheiited, iiy suicide _heir tonic: _ws are serious. .to ,ate ~lV°F!l\l1° U1- dbllliuelor we know it is the greatest _inuimisuic . that h u

°if:.i°.‘ -°~‘:~ .i":~

.no uwe _nan ,ii-

cbss to its length. Ssigeine is :Env fobf tainable in harldttetown and is "sold under a guarantee to plesse._ _A large bottle- ol Bagelne costs but iii- ty cents. Be sure to go to Geo. E.

Hughes' drusg store for other stores don't have ageine.

-_-1-L-___-_.Q

. _“__

(Cleveland Pliei-u Dealer.)

One dav last Week the all-Wars-Old

lclon oi a wealthy and respected blew Jersey iamily stabbed his nurse in the abdomen. '-Ric .parents and! the iamilv doctor express regrets. It wus, ' they say. merely an act oi petulsnce. _.The zlri has -a private room at t/he hospital, amd plenty oi flowers. She m-av’recover.

Otfhand and without _any intimate

knowledge oi the case. it may be as- sumed thnt the precocious stabber is one pf the ultrafmodem -brand oi babes. Ha is. probably. one oi those who are allowed "to duvelop their own.indlviduality." He has develop- ed. it may be assumed. -with consider- able rapidity. His nurse had out ‘him to bed, -and when he pattered in- ,-to tbekitahen she ordered'hlm out. The stab from e. l18»'u¢y~11utcher knlle was the result of her tsmerity. She was, doubtless, culpalile in having -ls- sued any order -at all. Orders tend to check the development ol individ- uality thcn and th-ere by attempting to iuilici; capita/1, punishment on the one who stood'in his limit. - > I _0h_, -(pr n thousgigd good slmnkiugsk 'The' six-'-year-old 'mufvub I N w Jer

I5.,-r.fY|3*° t _.f1*@I5l\lliI8|Jfl‘-‘ 5- Ama many other ggldlifnnd unendurabls

DSW-lllrlloglcal schooloi child rearing

should have a 'iew 'ol their souls sa e. " .'

In the bad old days, when child;-sn Wyre not.allowed' to develope thsirf

stabbed. Children'-did n0t shriek: af the mothers. and make iiie a misery ior the commiimity. There were had b0¥s and 2‘l1!ls‘than as now., flnit,-» ‘thef had ones were not sciehtiiicslly couraged to develop their _individual tendencies. They were repressed, ind' not ia ie.w_of them were molded into Dassably useiul citizenship. -_ _ I , `Nowadays the mother who spanke: is old.i’asbion_ed -gm! _mighgf 1,-,°y'” down uiion by ,the advanced .¢hi,,,im,,_

e ia pei*

iect right to he bald, it such is 'their IU°ul18'ti°’nil. and the stabbing cg( 5 mule fir- mrely a ueglig1hle~ineideut, '

ance. ' '

NEW COIFFURE STYLES ,

‘ "°?*_*"'* i

Hairdressing fashions ‘change with 35° ¢|1B1\8°s_in millinery styles. Every. one knows that \when »~ new coidure appears it ie not necessary to ioliow -it to the letter. The contour can be kept. but the details changed-a fringe or a iew locks drawn down

raised or lovwred-s.~_little¢ an pu 3 or 5 flattening oi the hair here and

gm. Yet the current 'style preserv-

Forehead and ears have been cov-

ered by tha hair for several seasons;

the reverse has the mode

should ,receive Bile. *og _engine-pier-7.1"",

Dressers ,si ae: iiiirediueeesiiesi-f

e.n_ »

It seems- that children hav - ’

sun exhibition of --ehiidisii penn. _

everxhe ienhesa, che. rueeailgzii

'lvI~§o'UGH'rs or SPRING 1'rhis_ ,;_quth,oi april is sam to de- rive its"-‘nséie trout the Latin verb e.perio,_f‘wh vh signliies to open, be-

cause mwbuds and blossoms are !lUW"0lI§|1 S and We have arrived at the lates ol the ilowsry year.,. Read- ¢1`;_ if Wu 'ali .Yet unsaved, may vour heart inf” séeorc' with the uuivsrs

receive tl_;o,,I.ioi,v_ii Every blossoming newer whine on that it is time to iIek_the`j 'V _Z be ,not out oi tune wltinnature. -’-but let your, heart bud and blooin with liblv desires. Do you tellme tlidtthe warm blood, oi youth leans in-your veins? Then, I entreat you, give your vigour to the

E013. It_wsa my unspeakable bap- iiln s tobe "called in eairly youth, and I-wehua isis praise the Lora ever- day iorit. Salvation is price- less, for it' come when it may but oh! au early salvation has a doublevalue in lt. Young knen and maidens. since you may perish ere You reach your prime; “It is time to seek the Lord.” Ye iwho reel the drab signs oi decay, _quicken your pace: that hollow cough, that hectic flush, are warnings which you must not trille with; with you. it is indeed time tn seek the Lord. Did I observe is _little .grey mingled with your once luxurious tfresses? Years are steaiim: on -space. .and death is drawiu-z near- er liy hasty marches: let each return oi spring arouse vou to set your house in order. Timer rei=f‘.e=i', ii _vnu sire now advanced in life, let me 0"-

awakening oi iiature,,be opened , to`

treat- and iulflllore you to delay no longer. 'rhere ui 3 nay of grace _ for you now; be thankiul for that, but ,,it"is"a limited season, and- crows "shorter every time that clock ticks. Here, in this silent chamber, onthe ilrst nlght'oi another month, I speak .to.you as best I can by paper and ink, and irom my inmost soul, ag,_Gqd’g_ servant, I lay before you this warning, "It is time to seekibe Lord." Slight knot that word,_ it may be your last call from destruc- ,tion,_`tb~e dual syllable ,lrom the lip oi`°gruce.-Spurgeon. _»

HOSPITALITY.

_The appetite the guest was a keen one, and he was doing full lus- tice t,o_thc excellent dinner provided by his host. 'Dba little daughter OI the house- watched him open 'm0ul-h- ed for awhile. fllhen ilnally she smil-

Hu on him hrisny sun sein:

"Oh, I do wish you were here to

dinner overv dH»Y*"

The guest beamed with satisiuction.

I “Do you, my dear? .Why?” he in-

quired. ".‘Bernusc." came the unexpected re- ply, "there won't he anything cold tr- eat tomorrow."- Loudon Tit- Bits.

' LOCATION STATED

Elsie-Mamma. I don't incl woll. Mother-'l‘hnt's too bull, iliriir.

Where do you iecl worst?

Elsie-In school, maninih.

0/ M, urn/ lj/I/. //I

_,f h C be ailiiuryaiss- ' ac u cnc use in A

/ 6\\ dusiprool wra{JPer ~e\/cryonc t 'fép a meal-simp ynddhoi water

bplendid to work on--good

_____f for the digestion-a tonic to OX0 l the whole system cum A Cilbe £0 I CIP

'l‘HE l.A'I‘F.S'I‘ .ll§h'l‘S

"Father, what ds bomc rule?"

“Your mothcr's word, Iion't annoy me any nore now."--i3ui`inlo Express.

Train Ipassenger (impatient to start

io porter 'ou platiorm)'-“Po_rtcr, what' on carth ate we waiting'he1‘o lor?" “You'rc waiting to go ou., slr."--Punch.

"Do you tliink I can ssicly ask

your daughter to marry me?" "I _am sure ol it. She told mc sh wouldn't_marry you ii you were th last -man, on earth."--Houston Post.

“W'hy ‘so gloomy looking, Madge,

“Oh

/$6

dear?" Jack has thrown m`e dver for a igirl with more money there, cheer up! 'l‘hat's no' sig that he doesn’t love you."-Boston Transcript. ` "

Excitable party (at'tclcphoue)-

"Hclloi Who 'is this? Who is this, l say?" Mem at Other Eiul-“Haven't got time to guess riddles. Tell me yourself who you ui'e."fBostou Transcript.

_.i_.____Z.?--

TRADE DEPRESSION

Buyer (to trnvellcr)-Nu, np; nuth-

Traveller-Veiy well, but won t you

just look at my BMT-P1057

Buyer~Not n hit oi good. Too

0 l

Llolormi blouses arc <I<‘stiiivd to

U C 8

PURE* BHOW IIJEN l'ITY

#tb 'lhat your pores will tell who you

“ sie is' the assertion oi Dr Edmond

* . \w`L°"‘ L00-Md. Uifeciuf ol the Police Lab

oratoiy at Lyons, France Dr. Lo-

__ U, 4' ""4 card has been for many years

ployed as an expert to ident/ity sus pests and criminals by the linger print system but he now identities peisous by examining enlarged phoi to graphs which show their pores clearly. says the Dayton, O Jour us

Doctor Locurd has iound that in

any individual the cbaracteiistlcs ol the pores are always the snn e, but

hiiat in no two persons are they sin. ar. The number oi pores in 5 givcn

urea of skin remains thc same throughout Iiie. 'l"he number pci' square centimetre may be anywhere between nine and cightcen.i'l`he aver- age Pore is between eighty and two hundired and tlity thousandths oi mil- lirxietredn diamctcr, but in the indi- vidual it :is invuriable. Diilerent, per- sons have pores oi diiierent shapes, some irregular in shape, but only one

e is ever found in it person. B Peres are sometimes grouped so ns

to iorm thctbree corners oi n tri- nnglc, sometimes as the four corners oi n square and sometimes they ure in il haphazard fashion, but every ,one has his own. individiial vruuping. ‘The distance between. pores, though they differ in individuals, always _avcrugc the sumo in the skin oi any one person. Doctor Locnrd has ‘found that the pores of women ni-a ,further apart than those oi men.

'Doctor Iiocard claims lor his new method of idsntitlcation the advant- age over the linger print system that 'in the latter it is necessary toehave an imprint showing ii.g00d part, 01 u linger end, while in the iorrner ull that is needed is an imprint uni only

ing at au' 1'h’-wks' welm ovcrstuckcd a minute patch of skiri. One eighth now' ’ _ 4 . ‘ Of'mi. inch square is enough to make

identification possible. I<`\irtiici'moi'e, criminals can ilu nothing that will destroy thc pores

hwy* elle Wen U I 1 k Lie, 'l`lici"e was recently n Iuirglary in

Dorryirii rnlimi 'ii I hiefseii V’"“‘ which hflmed U10 fletieilves. liv-

mm ut and ,ook .,t .,.,,, myself. 3 . reuse the burglar had wer cd with haveif sum -em im. “uf” wcukB_ _iglnved linnds'nu<‘. had come und L "don 0 union ‘ irons without niiv liunifin iinving neon

limi. The only mic to his identity which the iioiicv had was the lui- l>l`ii\l. his r:l0\/nfl hiirlil hail iitairlu Ou 11.

Iizivc ii coiislrleraiilc vogue. , iiuiin ui glass in i,ryiu~ to 'riiisn the

\viiulo\v. 'I`ii~, npiilicatlou nl tliv fill

All the new style I.uil0i'ril skirli-s i\l'|-f, llii-fri' print i»:vutrn'. wus lii\p<'-ssililu.

Iull ut. thc uiiiici' Dnrt. ‘ i\i»i'f‘-, hut. llocztor l»r>f‘ui~ll imticesl their.

IN TH! WORLD.

. 1-;

an imprint of ,i bit oi the burglars skin--Liiut part which was exposed lwiirra thc glove hottonod-was pre- sent. He hull nu cnlarged photo- K grzipii of this made and he studied it carefully, determining the size, shape und number of the pores. Alter into ,every iiurgzlar urrestcd in France was `i'urnc-d hy the police to five and im- print oi the heel oi his palm. and by comunrim- these with the ong__iound `, nn tho window Doctor Locard identi- iied the one who had left the imprint on the pane ni glass. Fe provcd 'L0 |lie, Jean Subot, an old-t mer, .and iwm sentenced iq six years in lull.

I"i\'e other criminals haue i?0ne\ to

_inil tiiroupli Iicing identified by “Do- osrropy."

__________

UN('f)NS("l0Ili~i HUMOR

Himix (`ity Tribunet "Wanted, a

iymiiiig man of smull cupitnl Qld gihll- ity."

Hfirtonviilo News: "Susie Bump

slipped on nn icy spot Sunday and ' fell.”

l'i¢>gei's Daily I'ost'i "On account oi

moving will sell one good cow giv- inv milk und some corn."

li:-init Daily News: "For sale-

i,\vf~utv chickens, stone color guar- nntocil in lay fresh eggs."

Counrciiciit paper: "\‘Vantcd~~A

stomly, rcspecinlile young man to look :liter gordon und carte for cow wlm hun :» mimi Voice null is ixCC\IB- lfiini-il io ning in the choir,"

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isis

and was iii

I reed m the

Geslsllerve Fcodutliel

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I-nn to write

for continuation

&’4

as a Spring Fon!!!

A _ ' _

Co., Oar.. wriresi- the greetbeneiit I rc-

E.\_rIy lost fell I became

and could not sleep at night. ‘ so,nliryoue I could hardly medicines but none helped

for five months.

about Dr. Clauses News Food _and bought

from Mr;,AriiiItron;. druggist at Mille Rochee.. Before completing _

Iwi; I felt-the henelit and now believe the cure to be thorough . _

IICYVUIII

T’ v ‘ 1

LETTERSAS THIS LXPLAIN WHY

J-Y

Wc have ou file thousands of

letters telling of similar cures by

and complete. I am feeling finc and cnt and sleep well, thanks to the wonderful food. accomplished by Dr. Cl1nsc's Ncrvc Food. I wish every- body troubled as I wns knew of this grhiiil medicine, which in so .quick in

action and so permanent in fcsulis. It will nlwnys have my prmsc-

Yoii can avoid thc feelings of fatigue and nlsprcsaion which make

spring so dreaded by very many who are not in robust health. Sleepless; ness. irritability, indignation and hcucluchcs soozi flisnppcur when you lil- _ crease the vitality of the mind and bofly by using Di. Cl1nsC'S NMVB Food. 50 cents u box. 6 for $2.50. all dealers or liclmanson. Bates £¢ Co.. Limited Toronto. Write for free booklet on the “Nei-ves.'_'

of spring' mtorstives, because ii actually Iorma new,

corpiucles in tliei bleed.

Dr. Ciiase’s Nerve Food e

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