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revenue fonthat time was $33,648,424 and I _ fhusidelpmafe Record _

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_ _ ___._.__ _ Mrs. H. Wills. Clfesley, Ont; sa :""

6 “My boy was all crippled up witlilivliue'-" R A ~ matism. _altliouglaitvye doctored, he

" _ 5° this \'-'ar for a - one year, and

pain was terrible. Beadiu of

where Dr. Cliase’s Kidneyilvcr

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Pvc heard many ladies say they ’:""_,`,`,_....i u oe without Laxailhver

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ALL SHAPES, shades and sizes.

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ment is what many ailing people

need. The system is run down fro overwoi-lr, or worry, or excessiv study, or as a result of wasting disease. PUTTNER°S EMULSION is what is needed to repair waste, t

weary brain, and replace lassitude and weakness with health and

vigour. The increase in weight, the Erin step, the bright eye, and bloom- ing cheek pi-.claim a. cure.

B: sure yiu get PUl`TNER.'S, the

original and bi-st Emulsion. `

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One of the most heiiutiful pictures in color.-*_ Upon ri tziclz-ground of PURE Sritiil (3<»i.=_» rests the FAMILY RECORD in tlte sliripe of a handsome volume with Cori) c`i..isi'.-1 upon a cushion of -:.- criinson velvet with abeautiful GOLD 'l`.as_=si.. On the pages, under diierent headings, are spaces in which to write :_ the nanie and date of birth. Oneither _ side is a beautiful scroll on which to record marriages and deaths. On the top of the picture are the words, “FAMILY Rsconn,” in the richest lettering known to printer's art. Under this are spaces for father’s and mother’s pictures. In the lower part of the' picture is a beautiful home scene. The DEAR oi.D oaaxpraxllxrs, THB HAND- soxi-: si-Ai.wAnr nnsnAivr> and sure! votre wirs, the Lovins Danoirrns. and BABY-nov-the iDoi.xzED onln- CaiLD, are all gathered around the table while grandfather reads s por~ trait of cons noLv woxn. Atruly beautiful scene. Underneath lro the words. “ooo Brass oust rAam.1.” ._ Around thta icture are eight spuc&` - for photographs of other members of the family, each space enclosin a gem

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flower piece. Elsewhere on tgegttute are scattered creepin vines, bu and blossoms 1: 'ich confining. the whole"- resting on, and thrown into bold re _ lief b tl ba k ' 'd ` Y

_ Y .€ l`_lY!€\)\lS C gT0_I1I1 0 Solid_Gold which produces apicture of -- dazzling beauty. - 1

AGENTS now is your time. Our f

regular price is 50 cents, but to any one _-- who sends this adv. we will sen och - _

f°1' 23 cents. Our price to agents iz for $1-751 So for $6.00; ioo for $11.00. We Payallcharges and return money for * unsold _ pictures. N. C. Jackson Fil- more City, bought 375 Records for 541.- -.- T5: sold them for half price, 25c. each, __ in live days making -52.50 clear profit. _`_' Call You do better? We have 5,ooo :C

estitnonials and want yours. Address. -1

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pu, I took a Lara Liver Fill last? ~ :._.... '

'house at the time and, I fear, missed the

, ‘I size and required a cow hide for each. He

'looked out one of the Chaudiere window,

_ _ 0 can become when they zo west. ‘ Klve t/me '50 thi’ U'-‘|`V9*’» quicken the Then there wasa measuriugcompetition

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Stands Eleven Feet Nin

Cabinet Minister In the Giant’s Hat.

it and in many eases their inches show it.

hits the tape at six feet four; Elance Logan, M. P., who measures up the same; Fraser, of Guysboro, six feet two, an

over six feet.

But Monday night came- to No. 16

giant who eclipsed them all, a giant fru aside show whose enterprising mana

spectacle; but the giant had other dis- tinguisliefl visitors.

Never W-is such agiant since the days of

Goliali, Chang and Colonel Bates. The big fellow stood seven feet nine in his shoes-shoes which had grown beyond all

wore a black frock coat and trousers and sported a silk hat which might have served for a steam dome of a locomotive. His name is Edward Beaupre, a quarter breed from Willow Bunch, which is a hundred miles south of the railway and thirty miles from the boundary as you go from Moose Jaw. Treat-y Commissioner McKenna. remembers him well having given him government scriptzlast year'

The big fellow stalked into No. 16 and

His head was even with the clock, which prompted Whip Calvert to offer him the job of official clock Winder of the House of Commons. Beaupre refused it quietly hut firmly. He could make more money in the side show business and had no re- sponsibilities. He sat down in a chair in front of Lanrier's bust. He was a tremen- -dous example of what French-Canadians I

First Fraser, of Guysboro, came in, shook the monster by the hand and looked up from his six feet two to Beaupre`s seven feet eight. Tom Mackie’s turn next-two inches nearer the top of Beaupre’s head Then they dug up Peter Labelle who has performed his humble but necessary duties ever since 1854 and who has shrunk a quarter of an inch every years Peter must be four feet two now. He was about even with Beaupre`s thumb. After liiin came Ovila Levasseur, the tiniest page in the house,-Ovila whom we call lacob, because he is so small and sury and full of ginger. Little Ovila was very much iifraicl as a tot of something under three feet might wellbe in front of this mountain ofa man.

The last act of the little comedy was

performed by Postmaster General Mulock who tipped the big fellow a quarter and tried on his hat. Not even an opposition could extinguish aP.M.G like that beaver. ‘ It slid easily over the P.M.G.’s ears and rested on his shoulders, squelching him and penny postage and frural delivery and all his big schemes as etfectually as a can- dle snuifer on an taper.

Beaupre is said to be ambitiousto join

the South African police. Where could they get him a horset'He’d have to write to t-he slfade of Psntagruel and borrow a mount. Too bad Frederick the Great isn’t alive'to recruit him for his famous grena- diets.

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, HUMORS

Come t-0 the sunmse in the sprindg as in no other season. It’s a pity they ouft run themselves all of that way; but in spite of pimples and other eruptions, they mostly remain in the system. Thats bad.

Hood’s Sarsaparilla removes them and

tures all t-he painful and disllguring croubles they cause. Nothing else

cleanses the iystem and clears the com- plexion like ood’s.

SHORT OP COAL.

A SYDNEY, March S.--The steamer

_Acolus, Captain Kirkwood' fifty-six days out' from Calcutta, bound to New York, put in here last night short of coal. She met with strong gales in the “

__ _________ ___ __ ___ ___ north Atlantic, which greatly retarded her ,

progress and caused her to consume her

coal quickly. '

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Inches in lliso Shoes. '

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pigiche anti buwusuess are a11fAL|_ HQUSE MEMBERS_

the revenue and expenditure of the Domi nion for the eight months ending Februr- ary 28th, last, was issued by the Finance De parlment toda . It shows +

the exllenditure $26,654.846, leaving a, sur- plus of about seven million dollars,

to lie down until the pain would pass.

“ I have tried many so-called remedies

d but got no help till a friend of mine told _ OF INTEREST _TO FARMERS.

Postmaster General Mnioek something me that D0dd’s Dysneirsia Tablets had “_” ' _

cured him_ I made up my mind to get Ifyou have a. horse, whose feet are

8 80m¢_ _ tender and that it is liable soho lameafter m “The very first dozen Tablets I took being 5h°d’ tl'-7 Placing 9' layefl 0f`l5hi 1- gave me great relief. I continued to use °°'uSki“ b°t'W°°”“ h°9f “nd Sh” bef9l`°

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has brought him to government head-' them. *mi 110W I am ¢0mI>1€f»€ly0\1l’¢d, “a“1‘“gib’

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quarters to show hiiii to the premier. Sir They 81:0 W01‘\’»b Ulell' Welghff In g°1d» _ HOUSE CLEANING TIME’ is a good Wilfrifl was engaged in the duties cf the D0ddSDYSPeD5la tablets are fi SP¢ClfiC time also to cieanse the System Use

They cure all Stomach Troubles. There Whee1er.s Botanic Bitters The t' is no case of Dyspepsia' or Indigestmn’ n° i and cure all headache Dizzinesibpdgbilx;

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Pimples and etc., and purify the blood

that they will not cure. k h E B . .

Mr. Stewart suffered for thirteen years’ t_;§;srt;;1la{: tgfhg ;?_g]$h3£,1;; 0153;’

and was 'cured' YW may be cured but stipation or Costiveuess Only 25 cents

dont put it oil' too long, Dyspepsia abc-“Jean an dealers

matter how acute or of long standing,

kills. Dodd`s Dyspepsia Taolets cure.

alawyer of Queensland intends to give.

sant Bay, C. B

.-Bixng, Distress, and Partial %:'\2'%\_°;l;<_§__tsl1¢_=._m'b0t;>_ others." One plll

I ating.: _D__y.'p¢psia’s_ dire I’\;_e»,_'_7' `__ L_ ` `-`- i'-"'°°'*‘»_ mvsiso smnisui

i'=¥= A French physician has-announced that

_ _vp _ ‘ _ not oalyiayawning liealtIiful,but it should

_,, h _ -' ,_ . $1? 1 opgn suffer-stthe mins and ex- bemtoied to_artinially incases ot sore

-11 ' -they resuc an eas il to I - ' 3° 011 1892118 a el t rtwl 0118 threat.

'hm y P Stand _y_ears and is than restored to health and ._-.¢_.-_ ' ' '

prengtb, he lanatusallp--_ve.i:y_gra.tful. ‘ ALMOST CONSUMPTION ff'Hr..Mlobael Stewart, wholives at the ' _ ~. - _ _ corner of Pearl and Division streets,lln ,1?,.°idtg::’f»f¢f?;af;‘g,§n-€,‘;°d’ De"

_Kingsville Ontario, says: . ~ 'I b_ead :land throat and all ovexg my ` “For thirteen yearslsuifered the untold S We “S §“mm¢1`fl'°'m'° V 05'? .-==f»--f-of Dm-1-_ It-ed w »»1_°»-or ..1!‘.2.°.i‘..“:.‘i”‘t.i:zf “.§.“".‘.:‘.;";l.::_'.‘i°-

_ _fsothatl could not bear my clothesto -"remedies, but uoneseemed-nt any

Everybody knows that time are giants _south Irie." I could not eat wrvhins but ‘-f,;1‘_>;*=t'~=?,'=°_'~**i°_‘=°§§°-'>=I=>'4='?.lfl Y§°d°'§l°P-_i- in the Liberal pai ty. Their record proves _the lightest and plaiucst foods. If I ever to nl; kn°é>£li=;1dn;p_ -_xoi1,`;i.ls___:r_3'ykhi:lnlyowA§v_¢;

-dared eat an apple, the smallest bit of say gmt, Dr, g|',_ase»s Syrup of Linseed and

For instance there is Meek ie, M. P., who hpastry, or everso little pork, I would have Turpeut-inc has worked 'a complete cure;

as I am now entirely tree of the cold.” i, _

----_- coop-THINGS To_ Do. ~

PEERLESS OPAL- _ Tonoivro, March-1_0.-The soap men

_.___ intend holdings meeting here in a. few _

d f th f 1° ‘ .

LONDON, March 8.-Mr. Maurice Lyons* piiligin syztglllfpase O abo lshmg the |

King Edward what is believed to be the ,_ _

largest and tlnest opal in the world. In A I T0 D-'_0V0_ £0 $611 that

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the opinion of London lapidarics its only I and “hmmm aura fm, ‘wig

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rival in size and beauty is the one possessed _ gfeidfgggydforrrg oiitchilns.

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by Emp” 01' Fl`3~l1°lS J°Sei"h~ the manufacturers have imaragteed it. geiit li- i Q:-3

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all dealers or Em|ANsoN,BA'i'Es 8; Co.,Toronto.

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tirnonials in the daily press and ask your nei

Dr. Ghaae’s\-Olntmen

Paris’ latest innovation in' street light-.

ing is oil lamps. They are not the sort

/ To Cure a Cold in One Day.

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2 pounds California. Prunes for I5 cents

- at Beer 8. Goffs 1° 3

// STILL A SURPLUS ASTRO*l0Ml$AL I `

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A Leng Penta- of Pm. misty, I'.'$?i'i§'§'.fw”§ii'it'if’?=1iifti°§§i'$?.‘§“§i“{§i%

- "_" cured rheuiiiatlsm, we got a box - F A

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_ Li”im°'“" '”k°d fm' “ii my 39°" *ml mf cn was “arletocrate is is lanbeme.”bnten-'_ L -'P 2' ~° “ly °”° We keep 1°* 9”* ormous structures that give out I (ll) can 1 \ 1 All the _people use it. _ d1e_p°We,.ea_c`_ _ "

Anthracite coal:-We have still a small ' _ . .. i. “ _,

quantityof authracite, egg and chestnut NQW 105 Of H11SZard`s ‘-‘Brahmin" Tea J i/E3 E E- f ‘T coal to dispose of. Householders who are fecelved t0'd“Y 35 BWP SC G'-7fT"S¢ 12 3i- ` i ° {"\ § A, F’ ; running short would do well to book at _ Q9 5-T K il' ‘ .gs

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*_ _ _No_r'tb’uthb`el‘Ia'nd» Co., N. `B., writesz-

thiak Be'ni.iey'sis the been nmiiyi

g “\ N0fth9f`n SPYs Baldwifhs Hhlment pwe have ever used. The _first f

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Take L9-Kative Rromo Quiuine Tablets;

all_drngm_sts refund the money if it fails to cure; 2sc. E. ~W. Grove. Signature f oueach box. U

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