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Toes to lltrlilirrr

ltr. Chase llakes a llonderlul Cure

3 H11. Knight, 17 Hanover place, To-

;-unto, market the boKowing state-

ment.:-

Hy mother, Mm. Wrigh~t, wtho

lives u.-t Norval. near Doncaster, .,391-ed 5 9u.m:mer` und winter with Eczema in her feet. She cotid not walk, and very seldom got guy sleep. It became so bad that she vu perfectly raw from the toes to the knees. After trying every available rgmedy without receiving any bene- M, had e.-llrrost hopeless of relief, she

wg ed-vlsed to try Dr. Cha.se’s Oint-_

ment. She has altogether used S boxes time commencing, but with the hap- gled results, for she is now complete- ly cited. 'Dhere is but one scar on one 0( her feet, u`memento ot her fearful lufferlng condition. Any person de- siring fm-ther testimony ln this case is et liberty to communicate with Mrs. Wright at her address, Norval P. O.

Hrs. Knight says utter such a grand

luccess, is it any wonder we re- commend Dr. Chs.se's Ointment f

W. H. De Long, Civil Engineer, ex-

Wnrden, and County Counci-llor, New Germs-ny. Lunenburg Co., N. S., Oct. 28th, 1897, says :-“I had itching piles for thirty years, and have tried various kinds of pile cures, but none gave me permanent relief until I u-sed Dr. Chimes Ointment. I have recommend- ed it to others with the mme music*

liviillllill" ul

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Sbmtsllattliumlltrland &.l’rincess

Lcuveasbelow (Sunday excepted THD( POINT DU CHENE lon arrival ff

mmm from St. John) for Summit

oonnenxing there with express tm-aint. r

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oo|»1i‘e;oti_ptg witpudpyulnm to:-St. Jolpi.

Qnlssndat St..Jh withSt.e¢m IIT: tsunami Line uiianiamwsy fffiinma

%ln|lCunsds.

H_ PICTOU for Charlottetown after

cl rain . (mm 5111;;

WH tCHATk~I?6. nilllle 1.. m. :mums ...... ‘._f.‘°.‘t“.:i.r.f‘; K Rim.

F. W. HALE3

chainsaw-m. nm. 1. gmm,-y’ ,- 'gut-assi was

s THE llNllEllW(l0Il

Visible writing from start

to finish. V

Write for beautifully illus-

trated catalogues.

tleelmun ltr lllewtllerlu I5 ltlalaltle Street East,

Toronto, Ont.

Sole Canadian Agents, lllcmud. lavell, Williams and Bllclt- plumr Tpavrlters-

book Ac ENTS.

` 2 ¢ everybody All ` “is Indy' “railed t' 'mt

.-3

'ample `wiimh is at 9” iii-°°mi\naiie? gig' F°“'"

oda|»evo1-rvshnofeggleudid opponunfé' mfg:

jimi- Blzcommissioni 2 _ _ ;m-¢u!i,,,,

n‘.°t°t"iar.‘ai'ltt‘.sf.'=.°.d.°e-t.ilif,,._

£5 __ __ __I.n|rr_un TORON'rQ__

lol\0||ALl| & lA||11||

BLRRIBTIRS, `li0ifAlt3,¥0tll'l& Pullk, gg H m lan

wumnaiqug nuns _i

To make his business rciitoblo th- '

_dairymau must carry it on during the 5 whole vear. Milk and its produc s haw

been as a rule dearer in Winter N180 il summer. A large amount of capital!

. nu- .nt in me pasnitlus

ix.0:\tl|_ ut _ ) `- ‘ I

v V |

1,, .\_\ , 9; only unproductive but 5 SOUTH!

ol . \pt~l.-.\ 't".|\~i"c1°-iblclibor on lnrmc

,___J__~_» ` »._ ( _ . ~ ~ " ‘ . i ~ \4 - X _ _ .llzrmg tht- wmt r is zitisotlleii into tlw

l l ~ '

i uurlt v rl ores \ f thu tarin buil-

uu.t- ilu _ ..~ _ dlfigsnulcss uirmuls are Ki Pl Selllllni-E ai

pi~o<l\lc. or it.cic:\:ili_; ui value. Cope \n\i.='. bv tort during tho winter. If ti <~;ir.'t~t i\~\'l_»iiuc can. be obminecl. the \\'\~rk tain be done with ni\=r.venjiyi1ient, more oi t ui 1 be undeitnl.en,snd more pioiiutclc inc.uo 's will be 21PPll‘ d' lhlier brzinclics oi farm \nauaSe'”°°[‘ :ui-li :ls tue riisiug Of Your St0°k’ the l:i'.tt-xiii'-g of swine, and keeping Of 193'- ing hens, w ll grow out of 1L._ l‘here are tew more discouraging and Joyless oc- cupations than a tending ou cows all winter, without any revenue fI0111 U19 work.

There erehundreds of men w_ho are

emplv-yen as cheese-makers d\ll_`lU_glh*f summer months and who unw1lll_I1l-‘Elf are comparatively idle du1in_;_t_he winzet

much will begained.

the year _

form of skim-milk and butiel'-milk are more valuable for the raising of stock,

regularly during the whole year. _

Avery Serious Quentin-

iorm uselul subjects for study. A great

smination of baking powders, end vgry

general use. and so many ot them bc-

bad, says an English paper- - _

A large number of these articles have

samples being collected from dealers in ali sections. The impurities found were principally alum and lime, both whole- some. Alum baking powders cannot legally be used in Ragland, but they are largely made and sold in this coun- try. A long list of these powders is given in the report named, and their use is condemned on account of the un- healthfulness. Alhm baking powders may generally be known by the lower price at which they are sold. They cost but a. trifle to make and they could be sold ut a protit at ten cents a. pound. The claim by a manufacturer that a powder is ~-cheaper” is generally acon_ tession ot its inferiority. ,

It is better to buy and use only those

powders of highest reputation, which have been examined by the oiilcial authorities and reported pure.

The Lest safeguard against alum and

kindred injurious adulterants is un- doubtedly in the use of Royal Baking Powder. The powder is -recommended _by physicians and health officers for its healthful qualities. Prof. Valade,one ot tho_oHi ial Canadian analysts, re- ports 1t not only as a pure cream-of tartar baking powder, the greatest in strength and best in quality, but re- commends ils use in place of all others.

mn~s1v.1-:A1-u.n_'s `

music srunlo

Wllll lll tl" l _ . "'°r...i.°.'..t:"° °' fc"

‘°“' “‘?‘?l°” “‘_.l"f‘._““°~ °’S*°» »V°i°°_G\_=1-_ ill!! $06 Sil!glll¢.~. Clggg ingu-“guns in We 113001? Ui; Music is given free to pupils The exercises used, the mngig selected and thesystem of teaching em- ployed are idenusu with time of the best conservatories. Beginners; sped. alty. Mr.Earle will be assisted by Miss

l in,-,_-_-tml in t-o\\-'.~r. barns und cheese lac-i 5 u»iic_< and creamery blllldiulls- It ll*

_ ,_ Q was clul policy to permit. so \!l_\1ch (‘8.D_\~

".-" \ 1 \-il to lic unpr..d\\t-tue during l1VB QT Sl\

mouths. It' the capacity and ability which* they possess, can be _applied to make butler during the winter months, so

\Vhen dairymen obtain a. satisfactory

revenue from cheese factories _during the summer. and get hardly any income , during the winter, they can make only_ very slow progress in bettering their: circumstances. The patrons WI-I0 Send most milk to the cheese factpries in summer, might also send relatively tha largest quantity in winter As aresult of the immediate revenue from butter- making in winter cows get better care and better feeding. As a consequence, they give more milk the following sum- mer. After Winter darying was begun ,ar the tirst Government dairy stations, the President of the Mount Elgin Dairy Company, who had thirty cows and had miiked them during the winter, stated that during the mc»u'h of May _ol the following year he obtained twenty-five e per cent more milk from his herd ot cows than he had ever obtained in that month in any previous ye ar. Doubtie-is c that was mainly Owing to the fact that the cows were kept in a fairly Warm stable duxnng the winter months and fed on succulent feed to induce a large iiow of milk. Unless cows on the aver- age aremade to milk during tin months lin the year, they are likely to become unprofitable as mllkers. It will not do to let the cows becom_e a leisurely class _ on holidays for live or six months of

The 'oy-products of dairyiug ‘in thc

the feediu g of swine and the growing of chickens, during the winter -and very early spring months than they are dur-_ ing the summer. The dairymen have not been, and cannot be tully prosper-'T' ons until they have aievenue coming in

The reports of the cilicial food anal-

ysts, as made public from time to time,

deal of attention is devoted to the ex-

properly so, for they are articles of

in adulterated all possible information

Z _

should be given to enable consumers to distinguish between the .good and the

been analyzed by the oliicihl analysts of Ltho Inland Revenue Department, .T the

lltlri

It‘s sad to think that many women

are dragging out a miserable existence -suffering from pam, Weak Spells,

Heart Palpitation, Sinking Sensatigps, Nervousness, Sleeplessness-who could be restored to the full enjoyment of per- fect health by a few boxes of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. _

There can he no question about the

eiiicacy of this remedy. Thousands of Canadian women, have tested it,found it do all that is claimed for it. Here is the testimony of Mrs. Gillen, Wesley Street, Moncton, N.B.,. who says :

“Before taking Mill:urn's Heart and

Nerve Pills I used to suffer untold agony from violent throbbing headaches, irre- gularaction of the heart, together with pains or spasms in various parts of my body. '

“ Sometimes I felt so weak that I was

unable to look after my domestic-duties. However, I had to endure this worry and trouble, because all the remedies I tried failed to give me relief, until happily I heardof Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills. I had only been taking them ashort time when I felt greatly benefited. This en- couraged me to continue their use until a complete cure was efiected.

“I have not been troubled with ahead-

ache since taking these pills They in- creased my appetite, invigorat-ed my en- tire system, and gave me back my old time strength and vigor." `

Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills never

fall* to cure Palpitrrtipn, Skip Beats, Smothering Sensation, Dizzy and Faint Spells, Weakness, Nervousness, Female Troubles, etc. ‘Sold by all druzgists at 5oc. a box, or 3 for $1.25. T. Mrustmu & C0 , Toronto Ont

‘Take u Laxa-Liver Pill betpre retlrmf. They’ll work while you sleep withouth gr p or gripe, Ind make you fcpl better in the morning. Sold by all drugglsts.

THE UNLY HOPlll

For Victims of Bright’s Disease

'is Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

Not a day passes on which the

newspapers do not record the death of one or more persons from Bright’s Disease. Already its victims num- ber hundreds of thousands. Day by day the awful total grows larger. No class is safe from this destroyer.

War end intempcmnoe, with all

their miseries and fatalities, are not responsible for as many deaths as have been caused by Bright’s Dis- ease. Yet, thereisawayof resisting it; ofdrawing itstpoisoued &DgS, and nmkmg it as harmless as asuiumcr breeze- _ That great Dpddfg Klduvy Pills has cured thousands of the worst cases. It never failsito

cure, hopeless as the case may seem.

Would you safely shield your loved

ones from the fatal grip of this curse of mankind-Bright’s Disease? 'Haan use Dodd's Kidney Pills ,the ply cure on earth for this disease.” "

sl' n of the Son

‘ to tt-e prohibition plvbise i'e.This section

fl/ W

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, _ ,,

‘fun

lg. ,gp .. . .- . _ .`\ _ 1... _

the Grand

s, ,Temperauoogof

th cus ml( ltlevivuisvmitlc mf 1`ri~b"»ta{`\i'bf the older rubmitte d u reoortmf me fovowing is the secron in reference

At thelast

was adopted unanimously by the Grand'

Set-tion 17-As the Grand Worthyl

Pa riircb “maj-Jiivs rulc in th’eS

iiscal policy cf the country 'and .affect every business _in the country. lt is

province of lhc Dominion with the eat

uall the lar est adverse ma'orit in

`wi lot the people. The prohibition 1 plebiscite has come to us in a perfectly

and the Senate pass»d this measurcand

it received the consent ot the governor., = general. -Under this bill an election was held,'aud the ‘majority of the voters T declared in favor of the prohibition of

the liquor trsllic. Now, as this election

and cabinet, com-touted; when the regu- lar oilicial returns are made np and submitted to these different brinches of our government, a duty 'lies with each. In” the first place it lies with the cabinet, who must be in accord with the will of the people as expressed by that people in the usual legs; way to carry out the mandate given them by the electorate. _and to initiate a poi bibitory law. or, iuiliu that, to resi their sitious

as-the people =lirect.'_ Ittheysbould fail to do either of these things, then' we be-

. 2

general, who by; aiixing his signature to to the bill becomes. ‘party to the mea- sure, to dismiss his advisers and lose.- cure others who are pre; ated to jus troduce a prohibitoryf law into j _the

.House ‘of_ Commgns. 'and _lt_ T the House

ol Common`s.should_ffaill to pl8Sf,fh`ia

prohibitor measur`e_,"lo diseolvéf that

.7 _ _ , ,

House a_nd to call upon the people ld elect a new House oi' Commonqlo

_ _such a law. This, thgrefore,_may biiu

us back toiauotherlelection' Although

A nl te toe to 1 tm” ,, . _ ._ did. E‘_|3ii1<iH Es, siieiiiiiiiiciiiiii

APUTIIEGARIES’ HALL.

ARCTIC WHALlNG FLEET. ‘

~- steamer Portland, which arrived here

'i __ 7 __ saiilrrinoinsco. calf

T ` ' A A to-day from St. Michacl’s,_ reports. ' thot

A .thc Arctic whaling tleetfs chfclr f<_up-.._t_h _ A . _ ~ Oct., 10 was one of the largestfoni. feng

i »‘ ' ~~~~ _ord, representing about $1,000,000.`

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' - ' flinuds Lln`mo_ll 0 "_j=`-"_ _

B 0 S T 0

' fi V.; -"“ .~§;'i

_ _ 31-3

Commencing May 10th the invent; 'lf' “fx .ii-~ ,»f.__ _

Re`l$urning_ leave V BOSTON ‘ efvigi-§

. _ststurrhy-si, noon. _T 5,

@ F».ssngee1»»isg c

Picton can make ;immw°'nneG“mS__im V: want hlledzmd we can have T Hsufsx with ‘-s. si HALnrAX~ “Ihre Wednesday evening ui: 11

in. » ,

GFFICES; If-M-' __ °“°'ci. .... Am’ E‘¥‘°'f_.T°’m° “W” =PP11<==ii»-saint' Tickets for .si t ¢. - _p__ . _ Gum# .. the Studmor t ;M Mi A ~ , _°j_" 9 #WN - E I c.1¢anmm.n.B. ki`x gihlwhoxe ordeveinai basin 11°' B'°’-- itulwsy For Tickets, rotesoud ‘ul

~ i -

m _

"~*“"~‘=e~ ' °p=m...e.m Y - “femme ~rv1yw.

,_Ji‘-:hicrhs &

5-5-"‘\'-'Flxwlf

will leave CHARLO'1'1`ETOWN for) _ every. Tuesday at 1 p._m_," ' ut Hawkesbury and'

° First-class Butter makers ' _ throughout. the countrymhk-

slltbe time. '_If _ '

it returned to you in s ‘very __ A shorttimc. This is the time _ to heya yop;,,winte_\° butter

_ _P“*°""_ _ ._ _§latcr_;on

l)lV|sxuu : ' with

Pntrtzxxih has said in hlsiu his rep0t’!. Mamma (M we _ _ the long-'nlked-of' and long.expcc`t»d _Elm alwllys °u_gh.t _i°,“5._»°i._3°°r_l'_“‘pkln' p ebiscne has come and gone.” ~ and my °g_'_§:f’_e__[ am ag,” it maid# rw “ _-pile ot tbl- varying reports that have '-____ t ____ lg ,ed to _+ , _oftfh-"mb__ hem published iutlienewsp-ipers the-ro rs? _° °5 “_ ’ ° °S i' ° ° is to doubt that there is u substantial ‘wh “ "` T majority of the totes poled onthe side Instant Relief V By nd* of prohibition of the liquor tra lilo. `. As Milbm-,ya sterling 5 53,35-ch, pgwdu-Q, has been well s-no bythe Gr; nd Worthy N0 dept-e?5ing_¢w,‘.'_e&c,_' _ _ l

th arelore, idle to say thst when every

. e _ .. .` »-‘Ib tri¢diM'1+°_> cepuou pt Quebec has given a majority Pins auavgnd they do' mb; is

for prohibition and the strength ot these for bh,,m_ I cannot any tm amd, in combined majorities is so great as‘to f,vo,»..<¢ A_' swim 199 sim” 1543., wipe out most thoroughly and effect- T0;-°nt0,0,,@, »

ernment. According to this system the The average ago at _which underlying principle is that lhevcouutry marry in civilized _countries if must be governed n accord with the ears. _ _ ‘ A f A i' ,_

legal way. Advising with the governor `l _

_ _ _ _ general. a cabinet ol ministers' who Efxgf' .?_;‘;;',:§;,x°1‘*",I"”°°'”,f§,§ ,1 "

-f ---f -1 _ -'_ command a majority in the House- was Qrbuhléd ,,,°,_,.y, ,`,,,,nf,,1',,,,,,»],,'_

ot Commons. elected bythe people, in- Qmbogtie of B_ B, B_ w1,;c5

./trp_dured_into that Home a measure pro-:~ cured me."j _

vi ing for a vote ofthe people on the , _ uavisimisiy, of we prohibition of the 'J““P"’”W°‘*' W‘?~1’T."?

liquor traffic. The House ol Commons surgems had a "."1‘5' *Xu mg' .

game lastweek_._ _ -

was leld under the measure to which the Hou-e of Commons, 'the governor general and his advisers, the premier

Laxa. Liver-Pills cure

Biliousneee. They work gripe and never fail-to do good. Price

Mrs. David _ _Labor

says: “I can

low Oil for

` of u not cure." » f e

S _ S” P0 . f 2

_and to give place tounen ~\ill_iug'“*to do

lieve that it is the duty of the overnor

Week

by Dr- _ _

-You

,°v“°=vt=°4i°s._ _

». ‘[|l||§§f§ fm censsluimiiriteyfsi one

-' ---°""°”"7’ r cord with commoulsenéej V ` ` M ° ° ey m

_ .; __.__~\ , _ , , _ __ ._y0lll' 09mm- uevergn

l, ms - :tee 'believe that this is the oourse___¢,1;|p__,_ _ _ _ _ , __ ‘

‘ f‘“'~-/1 ` it would be pursued-.1 B_urv.emust'waii_-?' -Judge-.have ,von nayvisiblo

"`.. is ‘ 1‘“¢\k°S Svmetime f°rf\n;Bx§Pr°~§i9n§.¢1f» '°f °.°_PP¢“P -- `

*li WG* ‘h°i?"'i11`9¥\h¢ P°*‘P1*? P! YQ* f0.'P°`5`f5+ ~ ` Victim--Nv.m°1i

_ _ » -_ _gstallized into apraot.i'calf me`ae_u_ré1_ We Hgggqig Ygllgypg

___ _must_, therefore, give ithe.a;ove_i1'um,ent_,lioveoud i I _oi the day reasonable time. Butut the, _§l“'°\°¢ _

~ "'~0 » 1-, f. same time we must- let them under-f'__fl°i”’¥»`°"°'l._lP’i‘?°-é5°f f

" ` - stand distinctl fwbatwe ex ectof-them., ` ' u V _ i A ` A

\ They must give to us athibrdugh pro' = .ws um'

hibitoryflalw, andithcy must attach to it _ _ “Onei!ool"`1nakes` many” is an cld_n_d._» _ the proper machinery for carrying it out Bgelrllthflllnese _pf which is dernouetrat- °"~-~;~ ' A ‘ ' __ _ _ ed by thesucesss of oitheirst duet

__ ' securing.followere._ I » _`

poor and

better tc

5°. like essence.

tuble)--

countr On abate' mu°ority of the "WhY»F1`°ddY» 110W dittyyou are,

elector; voting a governnient is dismis~ and °n1yy”-terday ¥°“ 'mm 5. “me

-_ ~ . -f if a ' ‘e iw

ed ard another is Placed IH P°W"1'i *md or Palms "tb ay’rp“_"m‘s~mg ° ay! the newly-elected gore rnment A may lo wash ym" handslcialni

make changes that will alter the whole. _ _ °WP11» mammlb' l~h*""W" “ly 5* P°“

tic liceuse.”-- _

Quebec-it ig idle to say that vhle ina- f 'Mafia' it 15 5515 ~. 1.073359 jority shall not rule. Asia- meihodof mme he’ fhfm mm'-'A ,~ , obtaining the opinion c-I the people in a ' ‘Nm William# theyre not 3° Sknhlf British country, lhcplebiscite is rome- nd they 2°t'f°u_°d.___°m‘_._ ' _A _;-_ _ ‘ /» what. of an innovation, whose place i 15°, gg Pleasant' to luke bhlb under our system of government re- ‘fm-_i¢,; |,u|,i¢,d8,,>,1~, to ,wma gig. _quires very careful consideration. We Dr Low`s_Worm Syrup. ,Pi-iee;25e._ All live under a. system of responsible gov- . dealers. _ f _ _

Bulls’ A

- .1 -l 'I~ ‘ _ - v, , '

Stuck to Levis-

"We have tried U.. zoodjnsuyf

medicines but during nhepuet-;‘tiy‘o

have stuck toDr. Low ‘s as

'be the best;“ Samuel T.

vine, om. _ _

Judson--Good 'heavens _!`Whut` _itihu tmau plot will than airboiisii- splashes hatch next P. ' _

pain

°Aren’t you glad thenwar is over il’ T ~¥es~; it-`was so.-

vicro_ii~s_on_our tide. -

N°1'v°¥

»\<j.~`.>_ To cure ‘_ cemin 0I°D"__ _ _. ‘W __ __ _ ‘ _ __

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o MES K. ll-

( r ° ‘

__ that can befproeufeiithsiilis ' ` the covering used on“ Snovi-

linke” Chocolate.

' ,'-l-fl16°§i?!_¢*»S¥»?_ll1cnded Vanilla, 'sud the Qhghtest, whitest, smoothest cream ever made,

that is the centre of the

<'3» _" ` ._

J 5 ~':' ill*

_No better ever made. Ask for them and don’-t be put of with old fushioncd good., °

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