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Castoria is n harmless substitute for Castor Oil Pare DFUPB Bild Sovthiug Syrups lt is pleasant. 'It com neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance Ita age is its guarantee For more than thirty years it ho, en in constant use for the relief of Constipation Flatulency Wind Coiic and Diarrhoea, .iilaying Feverisllneso arisin’ therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels lidg the assimilation of Food giving healthy and natural Sleep The Chiidreivs Panacea-The Motlier’s Friend

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After an illness extending over s

period of some years and linaily cm minntlng lu an attack of influenza, Mrs Isabella Jenkins relict of the late John Porter departed this life on Dvoember 21st 1918 in the seth year ot her age

Although in feeble health as stat

ed, the deceased did not relinquish the stern duties of an arduous life but by indomitable perseverance and thrift succeeded in maintaining the home in an eillcieut state

Of n quiet and unassuming dispos

ltion, she was much endeared to the People of this vicinity, and will be much missed by those with whom she associated The nature Qi’ the sick no-is prevented that social intercourse which was nlwnys shown 'by her ncighbors, yet the faithful few who did attend testify that all through her illness she exemplified an lml>liCif trust in her Saviour and was resign ful to leave this earthly tnbcinncls to inhabit a world whore pain and wr

row are unknown

The deceased leaves to mourn ri

nic of Murray River and Rnulston at homo

The funeral services necessarily

brief were conducted by the Pastor liev A Sutherland :md the remains were interred in Ithe Cemetery at liurrny Harbor ‘\'orth 'There re

about one year ago She is survived by here mother and two sisters Mrs Wilson and Miss Stella of California

She was an exceptionally bright and

clever woman Her service! were highly appreciated in the Province oi' Quebec and at Mobonald Collene. when she was regarded as a lender in her profession

She was a cheerful. witty convex

eationlint

~By sincerity of purpose, co\\r\\l°

and optimism :hs won the realm! and admiration of all who knew hor

The degrees of success attained in

the various enterprises of the H0139 makers Clubs in Quebec are nttrlbut mble in a large measure to her cleor ness of vision and hor urifnlterinll, tireless energy

The funeral service, conducted by

the Rev, Mr Goodwill or Kensington, assisted by Rev Mr Murchison, and Rev Mr Sterling, took place at the residence of her late f1\ihPl' 011 15° 'list any or .raimary 'ur Bruce D Howatv. touchinlly B880 Heflmn

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ains were interred in the Geddi'

family of three William N and An aemorlal Cemetery French Myer, P

Human sympathy howevei deep

however profound. cannot comfort IB the hour of bereavement for every human soul must tread its Gelhsé- mauo alone Yet such iw We “"0 5° wh extend to those who long for tho

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purcirrs in Victoria

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tho l8~l¢th Battalion then bc,ng rt’ crulted in Winnlpvg, but. in the Wm mer of 1916 was, much to his regret honorably discharged as medically uutlt

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inberment took place In the Sold

lcr's plot at Brookside Ccfiuetcry Rev M Colwell of Grace Methodist Church conducted Ihe service nt the graveside

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is Iett to mourn one sister, Florence. who arrived In Winnipeg the night be fora ihcr brother took lil and was ohio tn he near him dur|ng his Illness

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