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_Cbnstf potion.

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_isu»`ii»ss'eii»e¢l3b»1isa1thr\f¢h| an nllhivid to become clogged “P~ a_ in mains? us uma only .ironic his ruleivi sisryens vhs aspires 1° who asain..

bqqisls, chokes up the natural outlet of

f re matter, and retains in the system Ipeisonous eflete wash products _of

hgdschs, biliousness, foul hun-ion, pim- pl-, boils, blotches, piles, etc. Burdock Blood Hitters nas built up an unrivalled reputation sa s cure for constipation and all the diseases which lrile fNlU il-

' Kr. Burns Wood-

+ cook, b`_a`shw_:ick

:0enstipation+ Bridge. NB-. “'fl\““

+ mv wife wastroubled with constipal ion.

chris, b t ld .t rel' f, but siti- :khm thumecoblottlgls gf, Buitliock Blood litters she was completel cured and is h.'&y in good health. ldy wife and l

not speak too highly of Burdock

and Bitten." _

For sale by all dealers.

Innufactured only by The T. Milburn

G, limited, Toronto, Ont.

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::Miss Flora Doimliison, Qiiien of

*Scottish Song, will hold LL griiuil concert in Powiial Hall, Saturday, Feb. 19th, at h.l5 o'clock p. m. un- der the auspicies of Excelsior Lodge. She will be assisted by the great Scottish comedian Harry Lnydernwlio fouled with Harry Lauder. Admis lion twenty-tl\'e and fifteen cents.

1-llitilliptl.

FLOWERS THAT BLOUM IN THE SPRING

were never more beautiful than the Spring dress coctons and ging-hams that are now in full bloom on. the

me r1Nc's aniffelnrfiil a v I

` ' lnd in Bonrls, A.

Offices in Montague, Capt. W. A.Johnstone, Agent,

J. McDonald, Agent. "Z-

._.The latest news, first of all.

...Dealers in Montague yesterday;

were paying forty-two chhts ai bus for oats`, twenty-two to twenty-five cei-its a doz for eggs; ten dollars a ton for loose liay, ten and a quarter

9, Ib for butter and twenty-live cent

ed pork; sixteen cents 3 bus fortur- iiips; nine and one half cents ri lb- for liitli-s twenty cciits ii dna for egg one dollar each for pelts, ten. dollar a ton for bay and live dollars a ton

tina

I.(i.\'DO_\1_ Feb. 14-Tlic Daily Ex-

pre>‘.s iisserts tliut the British admir-

coal iii the navy and has orderedfil- ty tliou;-'ziiid tons nf liquid fuei for the current year.

The music of the dinner-hell is always

welcome to the healthy man or women- slike to the working man or woman who eats a plain meal at noond_ny, or_ to

seople of easier lives who enjoy a rich i

inner in the evening. But to the Dyspep- I tic there is no music in the dinner-bel -it calls him to a trial for which he knows he ie unfit. No one can enjoy a meal, or get nourishment and strength from it, know- 'i h t i and distress will follow

eople, is to help e_ iges ive sy e . from time to time, with that excellent tonic medicine, Mother Siegel’s Syru .

Mr. Michael Bureau, of Stanham, ue-

. !_ 1

...All amounts for Bncrdith ahver-

tislng -and subsciiptions Lnihidlirtaigue

and vicinity should be paid to W. A. Johnstone agent, and in..§0nrls and vicinity tn A. J. Mconnnid, sgesf..

1--10drtf.

` veness or zonst||>¢fi°° °|°5' th' cents a fb for porin. twenty-two cents : rliampllght win out he. satisfactory

if the burner be old. burnt' out oi

3 dm 1" eggs‘ ldirty, if the wick be clogged, or it

_ _ _ . ._ _ ou use. lnferi_or oil. With your

latin, causing bod blood, dyspepsia, ...Dealers in Souris yestertéley EFI: amp in 'ood order and MAYFL0w|

' "“’““‘ ‘“'°“‘y'“"" “"9” “ Q" “_ im om which is especially prepares iz:

- 1,; ' . _

ten and a _ball cents a lb for inspect- ‘best "Km" 1°: "h° “es knmm t'° man

'PHE QUEST.

(By Dr. '1`. A. Stoddard.)

_ , ,_-_ .A-

Cund + 1-pm. ,wer gy,-0 yi-nr.: 'Ur S _I I' Doctor Williams, tu general' practi-

tioner of medicine and sur-

- ~ - Y - 1 lar school

-_ ~ - .1 i... Bnrrrz-xH .\A\i 'ro stfy of the fel-“ . Sh°°"°d“°`"“ P 3,. 'sa oli. As rrni. iiving ann practicing n-

’-i' mon; the primitive people of a fish-

ing village on the coast of Maine.

In sympathy for thosri among whom

he is working, he goes outsioc of his

iilty has .lvl-ided to adopt the prin-(professional duties to do something 1-iple nl oil iiiiil as a siizistitiitc for ior those in also-95,., while on this

errand he is stricken do\\'n through mistake by the murderous hand of a` robber, and is rendered unconscious. After s, few hours of unconsciousness, lie awakes ir. ii siiliconscioiis state,

.and finds himself beside the body 0.

ii murdr,retl inan_ He remains in this iiubconscious condition for five years.

1-ie disappears at this time, and foi

iive years the manner of his disap- pearance is totally unknown to any except two individuals whose identity -is disclosed in. the closing chapter o. the book. _

At the end of the five years the

confession cf the robber, who is to be executed for another ofierice, gives

Itlgert “.,.b§“;ue course even for healthy .u. clue to the Doctor’s relatives and ‘ ' - th 'd- t~ S, m friends.

During all this time his sister-in

law, who is n Christian Scient:ist,be~ lleves him guilty of murder, because

first floor. It is especially interest- becCounty,P.Q.,writes: "Foreometime as she says: "These doctors see so

ing tio those who are planning tio have a new shirt waist suit in time for Victoria Day as well as for those who are always ready to have first choice of new designs. Mercerined ptr plfns, morcerized voils, mercerized crimes, Scotch giughams, Scotch lawns, English repps, linennetttes, lin ens, grass cloths and a variety o

_of them are to 'oe had ably at_ PH Q,0n'g ftoday, 2--1t!lIlLfI‘2`1.

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_ Train- Outward Train \i.w.

Rgsd dqwn ~4- ai lon- Read Up ly ln. Mo. Tu. Mo. U17 M

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. £35 -11-,gnc 5:35’

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St. Peter-' *

lv Snuri

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‘ll ment has appointed Mrs Willoughb

_li

I sudered from Indigestion. I had head-

tation. I took no medicine for this illness exce t Mother Seigel's Syrup and was cured when I had used one bottle ofi "

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x.'f`h.wed. 'l`h.\\ e\‘l.ex.Wgd. , -4-

*{§- o'r'rAwA, ren. 14-with the men

,ia _yi of contluctin a cam ai n amon st

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f the women of Canada, the govern-

secretary of the International Coun-

and commerce.

She will address the various wo-

inen’s associations throughout the country with the object of demon- strating the desirability of investing in annuities as n guarantee against poverty in old age.

The annuities branch has so far

been a success, the receipts to date aniountiiig to almost half a miiiiml dollars.

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¥X~ LA. Sui: Sui. P. M. Ml.. 4.51. 4.21( lv :.it-wax Jct ar 1.60

' 6 9 Cardigan 7.1-il

6.58 Montague 7.10 l\.|5 'heu i.wn ll..'5 P. lf. i. s-_ Mon `l`\\e¢-1. 'i`uc.~. iviiiii. Wed Thurs. 'l`liuri-i.\vcd. Fri. Sli.. S t Fri

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Prslns are run by A'-laiillc Standiird Tiiii connection inadost Mt. rluewnrt with ti-ni

IIS

bo and from Georgc'own.

G A. SH ARP,

nuuarinr,endenr

‘c.KNAm|AN Pnciric n]_|_nNT| srinmsaii

F I. Fhh. 2?, hnipri-ss of Brilniii Fri March 4 Allan Line Steame.

E first Cabin

. mprcoses . ._ _ _ $8;-_ 0,

Lake vanitoba iigooup

Ons Class Cabin _

Lake Erie “.... $47.5o up Lake Champlain

S0110 clltin. l'_irp--ssalui _,__ _ _ _§5|_35

i Nike Mani¢ibn..... . . . ...R4_: on

Third Cubin.

Empresssc . . _.$30 oe `~v .rbi 41-. .. $28 7_5

N.1i.HUV\Ar£ . A

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L-Z 22: :

anled

Fifty tons choice

Timothy Hay, two thousand bushels of

Oats,white and black, one tori Poultry every week for whichsve will pay the highest market prices.

2-I2d2ir1\v

F. J. Holman

mucli of other peop1e’s troubles thai

aches which made lifeamiaery. I could not they grit. hardened, and I believe that sleep at night and after eatingl felt a sense- they kill lots of people witlh their tion of fulness and pains, with heart paipi- medmines as u-£11 as with their

fears." I

hamlet.

probable whcrceibouts, shafts

did story has a fine ending and th 200 pages, illustrated sell at $1.50

y Postpaid, $1.02.

(‘iimmings, who recently resigned as "YW

cil of Women, as secretary of the ;__WE RECOMMEND FERROVIM

`T_~~'~ womcn’s department of the annuities tlie invigorating tonic, to elderly ,ze the chem ' H I' G°**l‘l'H°“\\i"¢‘- amd James McPhee. -

branch of the department of trade people whose health is beginning to '

wane, larsl who suffer frequently from

_attacks of sudden exhaustion, chilli 'ness, weak heart action etc. Ferro

of Iron, and other henltlhful ingredi cuts. $1.00 per bottle aft druggisvts.

i\l:iki~r :.18 'f'

-.-I 1.

[),,,,, Reina \'icloria§ by l~l:\niblc~

( dam ol.; tonioii io.

gr b marc

, , _I Clllrii l_ by /\meric.u\

G dm" (_ gr b marc j' Starr 14

\\i\l ninke sunsoii of`191o nl D. \\".

\\'liiti-'.~i, York Point llolel, :it fifteen dol-

llzirs ($15.00) for season. Payable as ful-I ows: _

ii foal. l). \\`; \\'hilc and A. A. Lsckic; (\\\v|ii»rs,) '

io-iin1\\'f`drll)lny|st.

The Doctor's wife, who at first be-

” lifived as lier sister di-ll, soon becomes

_ ' "" convinced that he`is not guilty, and f . by the advice of friends and through

oth.,-»fash50na(,1e wash g0O¢5_ most a change of heart assumes the duties

' _ of nurse to those needing care, andl is

considered the “good angel" of th

e Huntley, Bristol, January 23, 1786.

As soon as the confession of the

robfher appears, Mr Adams, a vary dear friend of ilhe Doctor, getting

“,1iiliirii|»ii~y 'l`s:i`.n“i__ll1 trans ei what little information it was Dos-

' sibic to obtain from the only two

o_ ' who knew anything of the Doctor's

"Quest" of the Doctor. This splen- TORONTO’ Feb_ 14_Fou0wing the

Q -. .

vim contains fresh lean beef, Citrate “S09 UW Gmini Iudlln l>iCt\\I`€ at

in s-4

Sire of zq standrird perforlnelrs -includ- iig thc cliziinpioii four year old Money

/1.. _

Sire Priiiccps hy \V00df`ort‘l' Malnbrino

-i » 1’

Kr. d:iiii} l|.""l“"ll\ § by Voluncrtern 55

Fire dollars (5.00) rash :il ist service

'ind it-ii dollzws ($10 oo) when mare rmcs

"”‘9"'l°’l< _

Had i‘Ve_al¢='Bacl¢.

swosld Orin .Lis in Bedfof Dlliflsthrcel Able to Turn Herself:

that mx me on (si. ua- snd when ¢he_iirs7¢u;._¢ qiawffi whole system becomes deranged. Those who have never been troubled with kid- _ 1 ley trouble do not know of the suffering had miseryéwhicb than sflfictnd uude .

Doan's idney Pills an a spociherlgr

|.l1Tk§2ynei;-éloubbes. h _

'll 1 e ` ‘tho kidneys

K0 flush Of Ill tge and oisanoug lmpuritim which have eollecad, thus gluing.; silt the kidneys, .lalgddsr and

_ HM ss i

"ly sbp ui»ii?»c'id. ei: aiisl.»f2 'd rheumatism, from thrblood.

kim. Arch. Solmsre Black Point, 11.8.,

-wnt/es:--“For was troubled with 5:31; back. bftentimsal lisbvlz lain in

0! dliyl, mg scarce y to turn

myself, and I have also been s. gnst sufferer whill_ trying to perform _mv _household duties. I ed doctors attend ing msmthout avsil and tried Iinimcnts md Plllkfl. but nothing seemed to do ins any good. I was about to give up in despair wha my husband induced me to_ try Doan’a Kidney Pills, and after

usuag tvs bonu I am new well and able to_ o mpsnik. I uc positive Dcan’s Kidney alll an all that you claim -for them, and I would advise all kidney sufferers togive them s fair trial."

Price, 50 cents per box, or 3 for 51.25,

at all dealers or The T. Milburn Co., Lill- iled, Tomato, _Ont.

In ordering specify "Doan's." ~

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FRUM _lilllilllllll

Weldon Tweedy,-Vernon River, is spending this week in Earnsclihe.

Miss Lona Gay,_Village Green,spent

last week with her friend, Miss Mary Judson. v -Wallace Owen, Frenchfort, and Ban- nerman Robertson, Marshfield, spent 3 pleasant holiday this wqsk witlh their Earnscllffe friends.

The February meeting of The Wo-

menfs Missionary Society of Cherry Valley, was held at the hofme of Mrs Francis Mutch, Earnscliffe. The writer wan recently shown an interesting relic of by-gone days, by B. D. Huntley, Cbsrlottetowifs po- pular building contractor, iii. the shape of a diary originally owned by .VIr 1-Iuntley’s grandfather, who lived in England. The book is well pre- served, most of the dates and writ- ing being as legible as ever,-and nears this inscription: “William

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resignation of Dr. Dickinson, -as choir master of -St. M`ichael's cathedral, the choir has resigned in a body. The step has been taken, it is said, to express their disapproval of the de-

- :ision of 'Father Whalen to reorgan-

_ ‘ ANNOUNCEMENTS.

_ ‘few Wonderland tonight. 2-Iiidli.

'*Hillsborough Boating Club

meets to night at Boat house, Ferry Wharf, at 8 p.m. .

“The lovely new shades in Pa.ton's

new French Dress Goods is attract- ng much abtention the price is 80c ind the goods is worth $1.20.

_ , 12-Zfdrtf.

"The Willing Circle of the Kin'g's Daughters now have lhe memorial volume of Rev Mr Dobson's sermons ready for sale. It will make »s. very appropriate remembrance or gift to send to all your friends. 12-Ildrtf.

"The ladies of Zion churoh intend

holding a five o‘clock tea and sale of aprons and fancy articles in the Y. M. C. A. February seventeenth. Tea from five to seven p. m. Ad-

ravi -aiu(

1§gAlilJEl _BRUKEN

‘ necinitr rnsrtsrivr:

cnsscsnrs inn Truss

rsoressieniits arm. -lwui. rtii-Y ren reePnY

u uri-fence er iiaurlix Business urn. - _

UP. S.

-1

_ HALTFAX, Feb. 14-As a result of the profeaslonalizfng of the players in the Nova Scotia hockey league by- Saturds.y’s official bulletin from the M. P. A. A. A., the Crescents hockey team of Halifax and the Truro .hock- ey team have announced themselves as professional teams. New Glasgow is expected »to do the some thlnK~ The Nova Scotia hockey league is broken up and the Bell-Spalding trophy, two thirds of the games for which were played, will not be award ed. The Creseents professional hock- ey toam, as it ls now to be known,

the Truro professionals for s. trop\1Y_ men. The first gems will be on Tues- day night. The Ramblers of Amliers have not turned professionals. °“lY to be offered by Halifax b\1Bif\¢5B two of their men having been Pllf under the ban, and their _reinstate- ment ‘is expected. Tuesday s $9510. will be the first openly professional hockey match ever seen in this pro- vince. The suspension and profession- alization of nearly all the hockey players of Nova Scotia has caused a great sensation in athletic circles. It ls likely there will be a good deal more nf_the same thing in other

‘will play a series of three games witbbranches of sport.

CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday Issue.

Pork _

Pork (inspected)

Black Oa-ta

Beef quarter

Flour

Oatmeal par owi

Potatoes Straw pressed per ton Hay loose per cwt Hay' pressed per ton

Butter per Ib

Eggs

Straw loose cwt

Lamb small

Turnlps ' White Oats ‘

92' to l0§

10;

43 tn 45 r. fn 1

51.’

".50 _ ao

$5.50 io :mo

so to eo.

$9.50 in $10.25

19 tn ze 22 to 25

1 to 12

13 48

' Nalure`s cure for Lives'

and Stomach .Troubles- '

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SOLD EYEIYUIIEHI. 33

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FREUERICTON EXHIBITION

DATES ARE ANNOUNCED

FREDEItIC’I`(lN, Feb. 14--The Fred-

ericllon 1911 exhibition will probably

of- Tuesday September 19th and close on Wednesday of the following week The matter of dttes was taker up all a special meeting of the direc- tors of Agricultural Society No. 34 yesterday and it was decided to have the Fredericton 1911 exhibition eith- er precede or follow-ing the Nova Scotia provincial exhibition at Hal- ifax. Tlie dates will probably be as named above or possibly a we-ek la- ter.

'éatarrh' Cannot _Be Cure

with f.0(‘AL APPLICNPIONS. as they oe- not reach tho seat of the disease. ffatari is i blood or con-tftutfeiial disease, and ln ordc' to cure it you must. take internal remedies Hall`s Cn.t.arrli Cure is taken lntlerivullr. anr ants directly ou the blood and lnuoous surfn ce }{a1l's Cetarrh Curqie not e fuuck medicine. 1\ was proscribed by one of the st physluliins l' this country for years and fs a regular pre- sorlptloii. lt is comprised o' tho best t-~nic~ knownuéomblned wit- the boat- blood purifier-». acting irectly on tlig mucous surfaces. flhf perfect combination o th two ingredients li what produces such wonderful results iii our ng Gstarrh. Bond for testimonials free.

F. J. CEENEY k O0, 1‘o|sdo,0

Sold bv all Dru 1-its 75c

mission and tea twenty-live cents.

2-l-151131.

Take HalIgsqFemi1y Pills for eonstluntioi

SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.

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Corrected for every Wednesday and Saturday Issue. Butter por lb _ 18 £0 25 Beef (carcas per lb) 5 to 8 Potatoes 25 Eggs ‘ 25 Straw $4.50 Ont; 40 to 41 Pork 10 Hides _ 9) Cornmeal per bag 100 lbs $2 .to $2-50 Hay loose 710

MONTAGUE MARKETS.

Uorrected for every Wednesday and

' Saturday Issue.

Herring per lm _ 85.00 to $6.00. Flour Roller procured - $5-

Oltu fl* Potsboes per bus _ $22 to 525 Oatmeal per cwt $3.25

Hay per ton loose

Rutter per lb (crs\msi'l‘l Barley, per bus

Hides per lb ~

FRENCH FF/FE FOR ROOSEVELT.

PARIS, Fcib. 14-The Figaro ani-

nounces that President Fallieree will

bei formally opened on the evening

give a grand fete at the Elysee Pal- ace on the occasion of ex-Prriaidvfrt Roosevelt’s visit here. <

A eriothinrr. cooling tiiutmerll for all in-

flamed conditions of the skin. v

Eczema.. Chaflnlg,

Piles an Ulcers

No other remedy is so quickly effective

as this woiidcrfitlly liunliiirr coinliiiinlion of

' Jnpxiiicsc Menthol. vusclino and ollicr en-

gredienls

25 cents ii box. ull druimisls. DAVIS lr LA\Vl<l'I.\'CE C0.. Mohtrell.

A AWAH lEHUPllNE

LONDON, Feb. 14-It will interest

aviators to learn that 'the govern.- ment of the Comnionwenltli of Austr- alia has offered the substantial prize of $25,080 to the inventor or design- er of the flying-mnchlne which is ml- judged'by the minister of defense to be, subject to certain conditions, the best. and niost suitable for military purposes. The last date for the rec- eption of entries is March 31 next. The inventor or designer, as well

as the entrant for the prize, iist 1 each, have bnen resident in Austirdlia for at least! two years, and must ea- ch be a natural born or naturalized British subiect. The successful ms- clrine shall, if considered by the min.- lster of defence to be satisfactory for military purposes, be for the space.of three months at the dispos. al of the Commonwealth government _sc ii pride to be fixed by arbitration

Cod per quihtal $4 to 55,,

Beef per lb Q- bo 102 Egg! 252 '

$101

Pork _ Wi’

il! 50»

Cabbage per dos

Lose

They All

Strength

‘Once you use the celebrated nerve vit' alizcr and ionic, Vital-once you feel its ,,,,,,g;.~ powers. working _ through your weukened s_\‘steni»~thec_ youll know for sure that health at last awaits you.

So much quicker and surer is Vital to

rebuild and restore that thousands use no other medicine. _ ~

G ~ K P9 . Ciixind 'l` he Ellis l’liarinac_v, llioiitnguelg

- l .~,-cv éfor $z.5o. Foriile by 5'” iz” un hen, A alien ries Han

Y. ‘ ~ _ 4

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The Vest-Pocket llszer

No other invention of the hundred years has met with greater favor ths.n_ the GILLETTE Pocket Edition. , It is- the complete Gillette 1 _Safety Razor-.haiidle, guards, blades, blade boxes and 'case i -in so compact a form, that it slips in the vest-pocket. , _ No llollng-No SUNQIUU _ Finished in gold and silver, with lmiidle and blade box to maids- _ also gun-iiietal-$5 to $7.

“ The blade: ureyfnc" `

Gillette dealers eve where display

uie Gillette signs. flock for them. ‘

r1i¢ciii¢'i|¢ss1¢1y\as»i-c».su:as`»sil.|ii|i`l\ss

ciiieunsrmnry: - |ssssrsat.,10,

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M`cPI-IEE-At South West, Lot hi, on

Sept. 28, 1909, there departed-from

this life to the glory and irgwnrd of Heavnn, Heneretta, .ago ` ,Q5 -months, also on OcfJoll!r,111l*l€_`flb_`, 1909, vera Adiilic, a'gcd"z years 'and eight months of meningitis, dearly beloved children of Melvin;

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MOLYNIEAUX-Suddenly at the

P. E. I. Hospital, on Feb. 15th. 1910, Mrs Nathaniel Molynenux of Southport in the 51st year of her age. Funeral from her late resldebcd 'on Thursday at 2 p.m. to Gross Roads Cemetery.

Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited.

Some time ago I had a had attack

of Quinsy which laid me up for two weeks and cost a lot of money.

Finding the lump again forming in

my throat, I bathed freely .wiflb MINARIFS LINIMENT, Bnd_»ll¢\|l'l- ting a cloth with the liniment. lift It on all night. ' '

Next morning' the swelling was

gone and I attributed thi wdrdlhg

off of an attxk of Qunisy to the free use of MINA D’S LINIMENT. ;.-

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DOMIIIUN ATLANTIC RAILWAY

'ltenmdrlp' Livres to Ruston via _Yarmouth

The popular Fast blue

Bvtwo/.u h.&~`writ Nota Bootie and Bom 1.

vin Truro, W indsor Jct..s»ud Halifax EXP1tE.~ S l‘R Alb leave Halifax. daily (except Bnndny \t7.3$ for Diwhylnd Yarmouth making een neotfougt larmqnth or Boehm- ,

MlDf»A‘\`|J DIVISION-Tsulns of the Mid had lilvlnlou leave Windsor daily except. Bun-

el o ntlgrlfll. 7»Wa.m and 5 86`p.m

§(=§i-°- ..i'.=~°'i...°°::.’-..°r."...i'

nr i»i.¢;='s'¢l'i'i\»i "Hein, _sz wiser#

I e~.n~r.s-Queries" and U. Mall Steamship

-'lid Anl Ffnenngiihanzshap plying

amrSot-

n from Halifax. ltetnrnln

Wharf ,1`ue. and F15

next day sl

west Land Regulations.

ANY pcrsnn who is tho sole head, nfs hrnfly

or any male over IX yciirv old. may linme

_-tend aqiini-if-i'»»ct_-ti »n of available Dumliiioii laiin lii Manitoba, Saskatchewan or Alberta.

Tliciuilpllcniit must appuar in gcraonrit, lho lluriilnon Land- Agency or Sn -Ageiiivy for lliedl-tiff-t.. l<.iitry >y proxy maybe made nt iiiiviigeiicv. on certain coiidillons, li fhther, fflulhvr. H011. 1l~¢\I|~'htc1', brotliei' or slsflir of Iii- tondinl hoiiic-it:-iidor.

fliiliss.--Six months' residence upon and

niiltivatlon of the lnnd iii each of three renin. A nmnsstmderuisy llve witlilii nine miles of his limbo.-load on u farm of at len-f. 80 acroo soluly owned and occupied liy him or by his fnther.motbor, sondauglitcr. brother or sf.: ur.

In certain rlisfricls n_liomcstr~ader in good

ahalullnls may pre-emilt ia qunrfvr--ectlnn along-

side his iomeweiiil. ‘rl<-cM_|_(>!icriwr¢_ Um. les-Must reside slx ninntli-i ii cncliof six

nears fmli date ot huliiemiul iintry (including the time roqulrod to earn hoiiicstmd patent) und cultivat fffty acres » xtra.

A home-tegsder who has eirlutustsd his home

stud right and country obtslim pmomption: 'nay takes 'purchase liamestcgdln c»i-tain. dis-ifoll. |ee$ll.01| per sore. liltfcs-Must

. W _ _ reslrlestir motiwiii lnofcii of tlirme yoiu-s. col- ‘ _

,, _ H.'"uu»1 or Ll;:;.’efff.y some on erect s mise worth ‘The Bread ‘nd Bmcuu _ _ , '

. sr i ir.. U. w.w. ooav. Manufacturers"

. ' _ eltvflle Dvnityof the Minister ot the Interim- _ ' . ‘

N u‘_i.'ru wi~A.‘_a..-mnanmiggmi ghigiégum ef uri. ra sydney. _ . _ . .. .. . . .. . . . .C. B - ~ _,

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Synopsis of Canadian North-

'l`eIl Yr Grocer You Want

l.YNCll’S BISCUITS

They are ever fresh, crisp

and delicious. They are better than many other brands of biscuits for which you have to pay more money.

Manufactured by

Lynch Bros. Dolan Co, Ltd.

¢ \

learance bale

Woincn’s 16 2-3 percent oil Boys’ and Girls’ 20 per ccnt off Cliild’s_25_pcr cent off

of all _ our imported Boots, Shoes, Slippers and

Moccasins, for cash only I

at thc following discounts _

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Fathers and Mothers now is the time to shoe- the family. Our stock we might say is all newly bought

s a _

Beware of old’ stock which is often dear at half price

Mcn’s 15 pcr ccnt off 1 _