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THE

0 0THN6 S yr SPINE

AFE

= ee —oe .

amily Physician in 1810.

You can saicly ene ist what time vcr indorsed for nearly a century.

° ed by an O T) . nota m in wee today w a ots en xt« ’ A wh its valee is ate Ww

dence of the public to so great

sessces the conf ’ For more than eighty years it hae stess apes eneration have used it. The best evidence

‘ figinate: i the sale of it is steadily increasinge

Johnsons Anodyne | iniment

onth, your father, De. Johnson,

. his ee I have sold it ever

“ly 1¢ Liniment on sale

: t red its high standard and p »pularity from

r AND North Waterford, Maine, » Jan . T8or. il ».?? ertifies that Dr. A. Johnson, whose “Best Liver ed = Mi : is g ned to ewery geuuine bottle of n’s Anodyne Liniment, ni 1¢ month of 5 fthe same

» 40, first leftat my store neo

6 Hf} tl sf AN plied my custome with it ever a Of er fifty years) with inc reasing sales.

nez KNOWLTON, Newburg, Maine. f Onur Re % “Treatment for Diseases” Yiatled Frea find a Ali D1 sts. 1. 5. Johanson & Co.. Boston, Masa,

i Sold everywi re. | Ali Drugs

bk ocd is sure to do havoc some-

where. 1 he only

Preventive 1s sound kidneys, the only Curt, kidney med-

the only Dodd S

4 \s,

1c 1 ne, . Medicite 1s Kidney

neers Weean sell von DPold’s Kidney Pills at tre

follow p*tees, vis. -~Ve per bo x tix boxes f fo tie tri a Pp logen, ¢ three Mm at S75, lo Sent by ina toany addres, post ; I

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ae

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Trade Mark j €

ALL DEALERS SELL IT.

se ua em @ OOo @ oO

; é é e ¢ v . ¢ De atiechinititiciaies i

scrofula

Any doctor will tell you that Professor Hare, of ee: ledical College,

‘hiladelphia, is one of the highest authorities in the

world an the action of drugs. In his last work, speaking of the treatment of scrotula, he says:

“Tt ishardly necessary _to st até that cod-1 ver oil is the best rem of Che oil s

be given im Cmulsion, so prepared as to be palatable

He also says that the hypophosphites should be combined with the oil.

Scott’s Emutsion of cod- liver oil, with hy pophos- phites, is precisely such a preparation.

Is a very remarkable remedy, both for IN TERNAL, and FXTERNAL wee, and won Lite Quick act'om to rilieve distress

> N 7 i he fs & sure re f Sore LIN- KILLE Tiveat, Cougirs, Chills, prarrhe - So Cram ps,

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PAIN-KILLER #25, pet ty Me charic. Parmer, Planter, ers ar . SAB oe i mterns eo exte rually with

PE i Sold every 5 t btue

Before Starting

ona journey, Ialways provide myself with % supply of Adams’ Tutti Frutti. I tea it keeps t igestion Fight, and with it I can enjoy travel by land and | y sea.

Seo that the trade

Mark hate

Tutti Frutti

is Chi cach Se. package

pore foe, Mmbons inside of wrap-

Latest Books, Etc.

—™ > @& & D> @® ® & @ @ OS OSe

CHEQUE BURNED TO A CINDER,

But There

Was Bunough of It Legible the Bank Cashed It.

Many curious stories have been toi eoncer bank eheques Some these rela to the largest drawn, ar @thers to the smallest One of t} largest cheques r drawn in thi city was at the time that the capita of th Ne la bank was increase from $5,009,000 to $10,000,000 Thi cheque was by Flood & O’Brien, fo $5,000,000. As to the extreme, cheque have been drawn to the value of »? eagle cent. Other stories relate t the circu t made by cheques befor. they are finally taken up and destroy e4. Son of these migrations hav covere lifferent siates and hundrec of miles In these journeys chequt have gone over ground several time cheques are W lerful money-save -that is, they save the handling ¢ vast sums of money every day. The; also serve to minimize the loss °< morey from mistakes, thefts or othe cuuses,

But one of the greatest curiosities i the cheque line has just come to ligt in this city. A lady trought it to th Bank of California to be cashed. 1 was in a paper box, and had to t handied very carefully, for !t was i two pieces, and both were burned @ crisp. There was not a decipheral word on either piece. The lady sai the bits of crisp paper represented

cheque for $125, which she had receiv i in a letter. The eheque,. she sai Was drawn by the Natfonal Bank «

D. O. Mills of Sacramento. She ha removed the letter from the envelor ané thrown the envelope on some Ii

coals in the wetter, she found a reference closure of cheque for the { and turned to the fire in the grate

Upon reading th to an li

grate

with sore disappointment. The fire h: done its work. The crisp paper lay o the coals. She carefully removed tl fame, placed it in a box and hurrie te the Bank of California to get th meney before the pieces were furthe crumpled. After listening to the stor the officers of the bank made a careft examination of the burnt paper. an by the aid of powerful glasses thé were able to make out portions werds from the pen impressions mad on the paper There was enough « these lines left to show that “Ella’ had been’ written and part of th nerd “hundred” was also made out with two or three letters of the namr of the bank. These discoveries corre srended with t! story of the lads andi the bank officers then communi 4 circumstances tc the Na ral Bank of D. O. Mills & Co., of

Sacramento, and _— for a duplicat

i in behalf of the hdy. This wane forwarded a the money was paid The circumstance disproves

the charges about the curiosity of wo- men. Had there been more curtosity

bout the Inclosure of the envelope

trouble would have been avolded The practical application of the story Is to be careful that what you throw

into the fire has no further value for you.-San Francisco Bulletin

WORE TARIAaTeM.

Some Celebrated Who Eschew

Animal Food.

People

“The future is with the vegetarians,” aiid Prof. Virchow, Germany's greatest

edical scientist, some time since, when interviewed upon the subject: “What will people eat in the future?” It is interesting to note how many dis- tinguished people belong to the clase

of non-meat eaters.

Vegetarianism is well represented among people who wield the pen. Count Leo Tolstoi, the strange man

who, amidst the dreary wilds of Russia,

produces books read the world over, declares that for years flesh has not polluted his lips. Ouida, the nevelist, finds a fruit diet essential to suceess- ful Sction writing, and the broad- minded reasoning of Mrs. Mona Caird flourishes on the same sustenance, as does the scholarship of Prof. Mayor, who amazes Cambridge by showing how much learning can subsist upon lunches of no more substantial food than a piece of bread and an apple. The Professor is an enthusiastic vege- tarian, and declares that higher think-

ing has no greater feeding.

That vegetarianism is, inimical to acute thinking, inventor, is an example. The food enters the laboratory in which the great worker immures himself for

enemy than fiesh-

indeed, not

Edison, the

days and weeks at a time almost sug- gests by its scarcity and _ simplicity that the inventor has discovered some mode of obtaining nutrition from the atmosphere Fruit, bread and milk he declares to be the material wpon which he thinks best

Sir James—afterwards Lord—Han- nen attributed the retention of his ex- traordinary powers of work, in spite of age and study, which might have

ruined the con: titution of ‘s a brother judge put it, allowing a particle of pass his lips

“I owe much to vegetarianism,” ence

declared that popular wielder of the

“three men,” to his never flesh-food te

brush Hubert Herkomer. Herkom- ers father was a vegetarian of the ictest kind, as is Mr, Bruce Joy, one of our most favored sculptors, the pro- ducer of the celebrated Bright statue which Liverpool boasts among its art treasures, hardest workers in our is-

One of the lands is Sir Isaac the world aphy.

Pitman, the man t« owes the perfectio.

of phonog? He works ten hours

a day on a vegetarian diet.—Peargon’s Weekly. <sensteenentessnnetichitieemcenapetiagasaiam Vaderewski Is Na Dade. Ignace Paderewiski is a manly, simple young fellow. He is good- atured and easily companionable, ts

an athlete, a capita) story teller and not only says sharp. mannish things wit? a brusque wit, but smokes a rude pipe, is a good shot and writes satiri- cal diatribes for the delectation of his iupiest pals. At the piano nothing tut the gentlest, most lovable of his attributes appear.—Chicago News. .

lier Preference Mrs. De Gabb—And would you not like to be clothed with the rights of suffrage, my good woman? Mrs. MeLubberty—Oi belave ot'd ‘ather hov a plum-coiored silk dress, iv it's ahl dhe same to yez mum,

A Graduate of Sarente University Says, “My children have been treated with Seott’» Emulsion from their earliest years. Our physician first recommended it, and

jnow whenever a child takes cold my wife mmediately resorts to this remedy, which always effects a cure..”

DAILY EXAMINER .

eee. HC) ptormaant ’ NEWS NOTES,

The Emperor cf Russia offered the Order |

of St. Andrew to Lord Salisbury during

his visit to Balmoral, but it was declined,

in accordance with the rule

| a British minister to accept any foreign decoration Except royalties, the only British knight of the Order of St. Andrew

Duke of

from the

Wellington, who Km peror

bas been the received this order Alexander |.

The ability of the medical profession to prolong huwan life is brought into ques- tion by a table of official statistics recently published in Russia, It seems that within

Russia’s borders there are only 18,000 med cal men; that is to say, one for every 6,000 inhabitants, as against the propor-

sum named,

t.on of one to every 1,800 in France, and } one to 1,600 in Eng'and;and yet it nas } been shown that the Russians live longer

| than the people of any other

the old world.

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country in

Paine’s Celery Compound

the only Kind that Cures,

Other Celery Concoctions Merely Worthless Imitations.

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P; ale’ the only}medicine that can needs if you are suffering from rheuma- ‘ism, neuralgia, liver and kidney troubles, dyspepsia. constipation, ner- vousnes:, or from any trouble tbat re- sults from impoverished or impure blood. It cures the sick as surely as night follows day.

The vast reputation that Vaine’s Celery Compourd has acquired as a life-saver has lcd unscrupulous men to put up worth less imitations, and to name them celery preparations. Many

s Celery Compound is, to-day,

people are «deceived daily by these miserable frauds, spending their money for remedies that have no

r. cord, and that can never cure.

A little care on the part of those who purchasé will soon have the effect of banish'ng such deceptive liquid prepara- tions from our midst.

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Ax O1p Ixscrirtiox.—The oldest Ma-

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BEAT ALL OTHERS.

Diamond Dyes Have a World-wide Record.

The Diamond Dyes are far ahead of all other package dyes made for home dyeing. When the plain directions are followed, a cbild can dye successfally.

more goods than any other package dyes, and to make colors that last as long as the goods hold together.

All wise, economizirg and prudent women use Diamond Dyes because they never suffer lisappointments, failures or Josses that result from the use of poorly prepared dyes. Every package of Diamond Dye is warranted to do the work intended for it.

When purchasing package dyes, see that you get the «‘Diamond.” Some dealers will try to sell you imitations hecause they get larger profits from them. Avoid such dyes, and use only the «-Diamond” that bring success.

Tuk Sroms System —Narcisse Le- Blane, an active grit worker, has been ‘py vinted fishery officer at Shediac in the place of Deacon, suspended, pending an ‘nvertigation. Alphonee LeBlanc, another active grit worker, has been appointed to distribute the bounty checks.

25 cents curc3 Catarrhal Headache,

Foul breath caused by catarrh 25 cents secures Chase’s Catarrh Cure with perfect blower enclosed in each box Sole by all dealers.

—St. John Reeord: A widow has been |i displaced in Kings county, and another in | Halifax to make room for hungry part- izans who call themselves liberal support- |! ers. What a nice crowd has come to rale ns surely.

Nova Scoria’s Crops.—The statement of Nova Scotia crops issued by Secretary |; of agriculture shows the vield of the past | season to have been far above the average |, in nearly everything except potatoes, which ewing to continued rains, are below. The fruit is greatest in the hi-tcry of tke {! province.

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ors Incipient Catarrh,

“ ” Hay Fever, \ 6 “ Catarrha! Deafness,

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ae

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Good Herring

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LIS WiAnUres

SUPER PHOSPHATES AND CHEMICALS.

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Ve can also supply the same goods (Ground Slag) as offered. by our would-be competitors as “ English Fertilizers at at Least 20 per cent less price than they now ask for it, but at the same time we would not advise its use, believing ‘that THe GENUINE EnGiisH MANURES AS SOLD ONLY BY US are much the best value. Prices, Pamphlets, etc., on application.

AULD BROS

Charlottetown April & 1896—2aw (25) & wky

Now is the Time

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The D. & L. Emuision

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ahaha

STEAMER FASTNET,

~_—

The steamer Fastnet- commences her ‘@easo.’s work, sailing from Halifax , TUES DAY, May §th, and will continue }¢o sail weekly, leaving Halifax every Tuesday, calling at the following ports

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of the

ber and October more than 1,000 ves- sels in the first class and more than 1,200 in the second were detained ir port on account of the predictions of the bureau, the value of vessels and cargoes thus sheltered amounting tc more than $30,000,000. Of 250 vessels in New York bay, when notice was given of the September storms, only

two ventured to disregard the signals One of these put back after reachina Sandy Hook; the other kept on, and arrived in port five days overdue, in a badly crippled condition, her main- mast carried away and two seamen washed from her deck.

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“Excuse me, sir,” said Barker to 3 boorish traveler ‘but what is your business ?”

“Tl am a gentleman, sir. business.”

“Ah,” said Barker. taling a vacation.”

That’s my “T see. You ark

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— <——~ -

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Lrp.

&

Pinette OYSTERS

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JOHN P. JOY

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ere

DECEMBER 1,

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je LET~A hous >on Bi-hop St, containing fix roo:sin first class order A ply to Thos Cpmpbe!l, Richmond St west ist

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ONE GIVES RELIEP.

The St. Lawrence Sugar Refining Co.,Ltd Montreal

° em a

Laloratory of Iniand Revenue, Uffice of Official Analyet, Montreal, April 8th, 1895 4 y my ewn hepd, ten samp! les of the BT. ; CO'S EXTRA STANDARD GRANULATED

drewn, by

SUGAR REFINING

“T hereby certify that 1 have LAWRENCE

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s

N RATTENBURY, AGENT

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ACOQRDING TO AGENT~’ REPORTS, Queen Vc’ oria; Her Life and Reign,” introduction by Lori Dufferin, will resch high water mark of circulation; one agent repor‘ed twenty. nine orders the day after he got his p'ospectus, many take orders from thre-four hs of calls made; we need canvas- serecor Canada and, Australia; prosp cus free on depos't of $i as guarantee; ft you want a share in this gold mine hustle, for terricory is oing fast.—The Bradley-Garretson Co, Ltd, orento, novll—

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