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'» all the i‘c<|iiii'eiiiellts of
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daie and ic-liiililc_ We
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array of
Reels. Lines. I
Rods, Casts, _
llmt\vill1ilf‘:i_S‘C ill? l11OSt 
exacting. Boiiglit from L
the malzeits' direct we "`
are able to give you un- l'
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to replcnisli your Silver
Table-\\':ire, as we are
_diving a discount of 15
_per cent oil odd 1-2 doz
lots in kuives,l`orks and
spoons. .
These are all ;;'oo-;l
patterns and i'e`li;i`t:l-2
goods.
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JUST ARRIVEI)
Two car loads "f‘.anada" Carriages
in. Democrats, Wagons, Huggies, Sur-
reyn, une.: oin-ts and ininiier tire
Run-abouts, with all the latest. styles
i.).,seats. finish, upliolstering, etc. Gall
and see our exhibit before buying.
Selling at lowest prir'.es_ A. Horne &
Cd, 5~-idrllli.
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Beer & \\ cc t.
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» llo you want lo wear
the best and most sly-
lish shoe obtainable af
reasonable cost ? llo
you want lhe latest and
niosf approved styles ?
lffso, you will be in'
leiesled in our new
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THECHARLOTTQFQWN GUARDU\N»
THE RAILWAY AND
It is neither to be expected nor de-
nied that those who discuss public
questions shall always agree in their
opinions. What is to he expected isf
that the newspaper orguns of oppos-
ing parties shall view many questions
from precisely opposite stnnilpoints
rind shall rench quite opposite con-'
ciusious. And such piirty discussionl
has its uses in this wuy that such'
readers as peruse both Liberal nndf
<`onservative press opinions have the
opportunity of knowing what can be'
said both for und against any im-l
portant public measure or linc of
policy. 1
lt is sufliciently obvious that thel
viewpoint of _ on independent journal
must be ii diilercnt one from that of
ony journal wholly committed ‘to the
support of one party and of opposi-
tion to iinother party. The trent-
ment of public questions in an inde-
pendent wny necessarily involves u
conflict of opinion from time to time
with the advocates of one party or
the other, or with both. But the
public are benefitted and kept the
more fully informed, rind public opin-
ion is formed on luster lines where
all shades of thought and judgment
find free expression in the press of
the day. `
Whitt we find to any the other diiy
H1 Fellnrd to the proposed vote of
$35,000 for a Tunnel survey has quite
naturally been criticised in ii section
FRIDAY, MAY iz, lgli
TUNNEL VOTES.
works are now to be undertaken. We
say this without expression any opin-
ion for the moment upon the route
chosen for the New London branch.-
That is a subject in regard to which
there is much difference of opinion,
and it is complicated with engineer-
ing difficulties in regnrd to one OF
other of the' routes heretofore con-
templated and discussed. The people
of the New London district have long
been desirous of and entitled to a
railway outlet and it is a source of
general satisfaction that they are
now in the way of seeing their hopes
niiuiieo
With regard to .the question of
whether the total vote for railway
and transportation improvements is
generous, adequate, or unduly small,
there are several points to be con-
idered. And there are wide differ-
ences of opinion. It is to be observ-
ed that this year the vast sum of
155 millions is proposed to be expen-
ded throughout the Dominion. That
is about twelve times thc expenditure
of the Dominion in the first year,
1868. It is much more than three
times the gross expenditure of 1896.
Surely these are matters to be taken
into account inestlmatiug our fnir
share of the public moneys to he ex-
pended this year.
Railwnys are being built by the
Government and other roads have
been subsidised by the Government
of the Liberal press. 'l`hiit the vote'on ii vnst scnle in the other Provin-
for this purpose hos been long deliiy- 001% NOV" SCOUU. Wlllcll lm” llmll
r-.| in ...i.niu.<»..|_ 'rind it is noiinwiintlwvernnienr and Cmnrnnv milwiiiuis
innilequiitc won our cundid opinion. HOW Felielvlng f0Ul` lllllllllllli ill llfiillfll
'l‘hnt we might fairly nsk the Gov-
orniiiciit to stiite its intention to cou-
struct the work should the result of
lhc survey be such us to warrant its
coiisti-iictioii, is we think an entirely
reasonable conclusion. We desire to
give the Government full credit _for
the vote proposed and for nn honest
intention to make the proposed sur-
vey. And we strongly hope that the
f,Io\'ei‘nment will see the propriety of
taking the people into tlielr confi-
dence und winning their fiivor by
innliine such ii‘i'ea_son:1l>le statement
of its intentions.
With f‘f‘g:tl'll to f.lif‘ Vote p|'opol;9¢l
_for the roiisti'ii1-tiiiii of llrnncll rail-
wuys to New liondoii :ind from
fl'l.eni'y to West Point, The Guardi-
an is much pleased to see that these
‘for raiilwny purposes in thc supple-
znientary estimates alone. Prince Ed-
ward Island has no cmnpnny rail-
|w_uys and consequently never has und-
:ciinnot now receive anything on _ ne-
count of railway subsidies. 'l`hi
iculls for greater generosity thiin_ he
'been shown hy the tffovernmcnt in lui-
proving null extending the Govern-
_nient Railway system we hn\.\. We
gthink it nlso makes Ll e ’l`unncl pro-
ject a more imper:iti‘~'e and iv; ron-
luble one than it ‘vas in the lost
years of more limited national expen-
lditure. We certiiinly have ni dcriie
to discredit the Government,'s inten-
tions in thot regiirll. Our our dc-
uirc is to promote _thnt grent work
_by setting forth the claims of the .Hro-
'vince thereto and encoura;§in;; the
Government to take :r up
B
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'l`lll~l NOVA S(`.<)'I‘lA lill.l<}(?'l‘l(-)Ni'<l.
'|'lu- l.ih0i'nl (lovcrnnicnt of Nova
Scotia has di.~;s`olvod thc l.<*l.:i_~:luture
"ml if* lllflkilli a leisurely nppcnl to
thr people of thc Proviiice with niucli
appiircnt confidence. Five weeks will
1-lapse br-tween thc dissolution on May
lu null thi' thc polling on .lunc l~i.
lt. will he seen from this that no at-
tempt is to be made to"sscm'e‘*a"snap‘
\'¢»rfli<rt. Ample time will hc given for
the full discussion of all the <|‘-ue.-:tions
:it issue.
'l`lic l_.iI»i»r.'il Go\'crniiient come into
and in the nearly 29 years since has
hull but three leaders-Hon. W. ’I‘.
Pipcs, 1882-84, Hon. W. S. Fielding,
1884-ill; and Hon. George Murray since
'the latttvr date. lt has been very ab-
ly led. ’l"he provincial revenues have
been in the meantime vastly increased
mill the royalties on coal and other
iniiierals have proved a rich and
increasing source of revenue to the
Province.
.\ova Scotia has been favored in
several ways by the federal Govern-
lllellt. fl0U1lllY in the millions ithat
‘ have been paid in bounties on iron and
steel, also in railway expenditures
and in Steamship subsidies. Just be-
fore ths dissolution has come the vote
of four millions for new railways and
extensions, all of which tend to
.-:trengthnn the provincial Government
in its present nppenl to the country.
lt is to he noted also that the Mur-
rny Government has been progressive,
has responded tn thc demands of the
feiuplgrmire people by giving some-
what mlvanced tcnipcrance legislg,
tion, mid has boi-n tzoutinuously eup-
ported by very large majorities in
the Legislature in receiit years do\vn
to the date of the dissolution. Tliun,
lifter n tr-rin of power, almost unpre-
cedented in duration, it goes to the
country with every apparent indica-
tion of strength, and doubtless con-
fident of victory-. The local Opposi-
tion has been strangely wesk for
years past, and lacks a leader of
force and initiative. I
l’rc-inier Murray, although his Gov-
rrnmcnt has been always in line with
the Libcrnl Government nt (lttawn,
doa-s not wait to follow in the wake
of n Dominion election, altliough
_ D , l
it getsffrom the air, but many do
not know that the some. is true of
the blood in the body. If the blood]
contains enough.iron it is deep redl
and can take up lnrge nmounts of*
oxygen through the lungs and thusf
keep itself pure. It is not necessary.
to take potnsh and snrsnpnrllla. l
To keep your blood pure, keep it'
full'of iron by taking Vinol, our de-|
llcious cod liver and iron tonic. This
is the best thing for pale, weak, run-
down people we ever sold. It ls sim-
ply astonishing how it gives new
strength and vitality. Try it on our
recommendation, and lf it does not
do all we lay, you get your money
back. Let Vlnol make you strong.
E. A. Fostex-,_ Central Drugstore.
that is bt-Tie'/ed to be near. The ln.-_L
is that his (lovcrnir_unt`is probably
stronger in popular favor in Nova
Scotia than is the federal Govern-
nicnt. He therefore clioo.-_'es to lead
rather than follow, in making his an-
pf-al tothe people. Doubtlcss, too,
.there is a slirewd impression that ii
l0CHl Government victory may pre-
.pare the way and strengthen th
‘to come later.
.liter ten years of I*`ar|uers’ Insti-
tutes in this l’rovince-Institutes for
.iiliec in Novii Scotia in August, l882, linen-an adv-ance ie to be made by the
.
foundation of Women s ilnstitutes,
ltwo foreach county to begin with.
lllon. Mr. llichards is to be commend-
:cd for introducing this interesting and
iprogrcssive feature in the agricultural
life of the Province.
The Opposition press claim to nave
discovered a cabinet crisis nt Ot~
tnwa. Their report is that .Flon hh
|F‘ielding is opposed to any adjourn-
ment of Parliament until the ie:il.ro-
city agreement is ,iut throfil-_-`n; lint
Sir Wilfrid Laurier is determined up-
on an adjournment, and that if this
policy is carried out Mr Fieldlng's
immediate resignation may bc looked
for. All of which seems very nn-
likely nt this distnnce.
l ___
l The active fighting between the re-
bel forces and the Government
troops in Mexico is in the extreme
north ofthe Mexicnu Republic, on
the hunks of the Rio Grande, which
river forms the boundary between the
State of Chlliuaha in Mexico and New-
Mexico in the United States. The
town of Juarez, captured by the re-
bels, hns about 10,000 inhabitants. lt
is called (lindnd Juiirev. on nnost
maps. On the opposite, oi' United
States side of the river is the small-
Ier town of El Pusc, from which
many of the .vmr despatches are dn-
.ted. Little ls known of what is do-
ling, or how the opposing forces are
'making headway in the inter-snr ni
Mexico.
The Ottnwn Journal, Independent
Conservative, which had hitherto
supported the reciprocity ogreement,
has turned against lt ou the ground
that President 'f‘nft'n recent utter-
BLOOD   lance to the effect that the United
ll-ltntes should go in for reciprocity ln
ldverybody knows that running ,order to head off any arrangement
unter urlfles itself wifh the oxygen for referential trade within the
P
llritlsli Empire. This has lingered
the Journnl, which exclnlins "What
does the President tnke us for 7 For
dolts ?" &c, &c. No doubt the pro-
moters of the ngreement regret that
the President, ln his zeiil to induce
his own people to accept reciprocity
used langunge which ls by no menus
calculated to persuade the people of
Canada to s like course. The Presb
<lent'| speech was not intended spe-
cially for Canadian renders, and un-
wittingly he .hen glv_en the opponents
of rodlproclty on this olde of the line
an adhttqo.
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ZAM-BUK CURES FILES '.
Read What Those Who Have Proved
It Say.
Mr. Thomas Pearson, of Prince Al-
bert, Sash., writes 2-“ll l1\\\Sf thallk
you for the benefit I received from;
Zum-Bull. Last summer 1 suffered'
greatly from piles. I started to use,
Kam-Buk and found it i-MVG me fellelr I
so I continued it and after using.
three or four' boxes I nm Pleased t”
say that it has effected a coinDl¢¢0
cure." 
Mr. G. A. nnfrésne, nf isa-185 st.
Joseph Street, St. .RoCll. Q\\€b0¢.P-Q~
writes!-“l can lllflhll' recommend
Zam-Buk to everyfllle who “Nels
from piles. I have also f0\\nd lt'
most effective in curlnk H 99"?
thumb with which my little son wus
suffering. The thumb had begun U’
swell and (ester and had lost _the
nnil. I persevered in the nppllffl'
tion of Zlam-Buk and the sore is now
entirely healed." _
Not only for piles. bu* f°_" ‘“fl‘""'_
ed sores,_ ulcers, eczema. I`\UflWF“"“-
boils, eruptions, scalp sores. \tCh»
children's sore heads, old wounds,
etc., Zam-Buk is without equal HS 21
heriler, and also for cuts. l1“f“°~
stiffness and wherever and whenever
ii handy balm is culled for. All.
druggists and stores at 50C- b0¥~
Zfmi-Buk Soap will be found as s_\ll\-
erior amongst medicinal and toilet
soaps as the bulni is anioiilist H“l"°§-
Mothers should use it for baby H
nntii. zsexebii-.t, nn iii-iinzlsfg eng
stores, or post free from limp-ll\l
(‘.o., Toronto.
1____-_,___-._
lloberl; Rhyiien, now of Duustnil-
nnge, formerly of /\bcrdeeu,Scotland,
has written the Uoinmissioner ~0l
Airricnlture expression his 11l’lP‘”*f°‘“'
tion of the kindness hc has received
from the llepnrtniont und from ltev‘
Mr Winfield, und his thankfulnesn
Unit, he was indu<‘.ed to settle in
Prince Edward 1sluud_ H0_1B m0S¢-
suf.isfn.ctoril‘y placed, likes his farm.
the community and his neiglibors,und
will do what he cnn to induce otliers
to come to this l’l'\»vif\0€- S\\Cl\ ll
letter is the bent answer to the 06-
rnsioiial complaints of sundry "l""“
nic klckers and gruiublern_
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IIUCKLANI) l'AS'1`('lll AND \‘\'lFl*}
UELF-BRA'l‘l‘l 20th Wl'}I)DING
ANNIVERSARY.
iglev Robert blntcliffc and wife, for-
merly of this city, celebrated then'
wedding aniiiversiiry in ,Cottiifie
Grove, Oregon, Friility. Jllll- 13-F1`0"‘
the report which appeared in the
Unttitge Grove liciulcr we quoiu l-H0
following : _
'f‘he membership of the Metliridiut
Episcopal church of which Ml” buff
cliffs is pastor and ii number of_01\t-
side friends planned _ a most deli_l£\\l:°
ful celebration of this happy nnnivel-
snry. ln the presence of n. VIWY
liirge number of the-niembers. of the
fl:
'vie' ~ . _.
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' nos Two -in mm M". 'ran cHAnLo'r'ra'rowN GUARDIAN Q »-inn or mf- _ . MAY 12. ish I
For The I
_I une Bride
\Ve wish to especially in-
vite :1ll prospective and new-
ly married people to see what
a magnificent range of Car-
pets aud Rugs \ve carry.
Everything for the NE\Y
I-IOME is here and reason-
PATON
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will sliow-“Flags linlf-mnsted on alll
of the municipal buildings rind crnpe
on the front door entrnncc of thc.
City-Hall today was the city's budge,
of mourning for one of its officers, _UL
_ , ,I k to whose fuueriil wnsvlield this nfter-3 _ , ` .
`2li`.T'.?l.'...‘1.‘.2l°.ll.?`ll.3f..;1,.".££i.. R... ;i.g_<;_';,,, gre,_,,;_<\.§,l,_,1f,3,‘;=;;;;,§;. l housau ds of del lars worih Of d
:ind Mrs Sutcliffe entered thc hull, ' - , ' U, _I ' _ ~‘,.l '
_ _ . hlmorninl., l le funcia _ceremonies
flower gn-ll.; strewing the wily “’fl_ were held at the home, 14.55 Seventh
""Wem and the party halted .undilbd street. nt 2.30 p. rn., und were con~_
g_rentAnell where was pl0<1i<f=<1t¢1neuHc?; ducted by Rev wiiiinin clark of uie.
i‘“t"l'ffe llillllwlfc Elle ;;‘)‘r; §t‘;,elmH l~"rst M ld church assisted by i
"i‘1'iio'iie:A'i‘i1'oi~' 'run "` "-0 'WW i l
invrn cH.\si.i~:s ii. nun; '
-  omg out 0
'l‘lie following clipping, token fro l
on exchange published in Eureka,
ilnlif,` will be found interesting to the '
liirge circle of friends and relntives
in this Province of the lute Gliiirles
H. Len, better known to them uni
Herbert Len, whose denth occurred'
veryl recently in Eur:-ku. 'l‘ho into
Mr lien, was lv. son of the into W. t‘. '
lieu of Victoria und left here in llilvfl  “re begin an ` extra 
for California. 'l`he|‘e hc ini-L with; .
much success nnd_popuhirity land p],‘1CCS_
steadily rose in civic iiffnirs, being
sevcrnl tiines reelcctt-rl os i`i_ty-'l`rt-- In Order to Clcal' (_)[]t   Ot 0
u.sui'ei' of l".urekn, which position hc, -
held ut his death as the following‘
‘stock in quick time, we will give treme
dons discounts until everything isdispos
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Ul¢‘Y_“B9e“ °‘ 1"” 1* _ _ choir. At the home the room where .
|>r@\'\0\\SlY- the PFGWY "“‘l ‘ml’“’““"’ uni ensii-.t iny was literally flooded . .
Ping °¢l`¢m0“Y bemg C°“d“°l'e‘l by the with flowels ‘und man liandsomel ' '
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~‘1lB§’;l;lct'h5l-IL)-?llnl'°;lIfi_el_‘]‘1  t:§l]£i?hgf:DieC0s_c>f floral work were in eviden~*
painted chocolate set and othei equ-
ally ns handsome. pieces of china
ware, the presentation address being.
delivered in a charming manner by
Mrs F. D. Wheeler. Rev Sutcliffe re-
sponded in his ever_E¥`a°°f\\1 and Ple-
asing mnnner, but was noticeably uf-
fected by the great hospitality, cor-
diality and fervent esteem manifested
on the piirt of his congregation and
friends for himself and wife. He stat-
ed that in his many years of lnbor in
the ministry never. had his lot been
cast ln a more pleasant place, or
among a more grateful, whole-souled
and cordial people. 'Then in conclu-
sion came the excellent luncheon,
daintiy rind refreshing, which was
(look, Fitzroy
kitchen of their apartments.
served in ri most charming manner by!
i-inns c 5
'rioitnrstrs ACT or Jn/\i_ous MAN ` UNE” IN 6 To 14 DAYS' j
-- _ Pazo oiN'rMFvTi - t 1 - 'r
uos'roN, May ii-in it jealous cm., any ,,,,,,,,",,, °n'f,‘,‘,‘,‘f,';f‘ °§’§l,,,f'§ 1_)aintV b@dl’0C
N159 G80 Mfltthewfl Shift H\\ll‘f&*»1\\lY Bleeding or Protrudlng Piles in ll to nwnit the final resurrcctioii nt thc -'
wounded his wife last night in the.14 d _
He aye "r mom” '°"l""‘l"'l- 5""» last dny. He leaves to mourn thc Cretonnes B661'
then shot himself. 'f‘he bullet pierc- . 0.n1TUARY_ loss of ri loving son and brother, be- '
ed his brnin and hc died immcdlnf.ely. __ nlrleg his grief stricken Dm-ents' six \.\7eekS
Tho dentli oocllrrell on Friduy sisters, Miiry J. (Mi-is J. Hsusford), 5_3d\|
   m0l`|\iYlE. April 28th, nt Murray Hur- Pictulb N- 3°! HHN-lf! (MTS IL ~1~
____ hor, P. E. I., of Reuben 14;,-,,,,,,¢ _qen_ llunt,) Fredericton, N. B.; Ada, Med- ___-
-Stlif.
Business
‘IES C ‘"`;t» the conclusion of the ce, tributes fiom city officials nndl . _ , I
ngene‘ . f ` ' fll l f l. .(l‘ '
ceremony, Supt_ Abbeltlt delivered a igugmg mfugw empoyes U lecemw Dress goods, Print _COtl.OnS, glng lan
brief, but eloquent iitrrcssnupproprl-_ Th »t W » I ‘tt IJ U f _ » - - - ‘
ate to thc occnfi-iiou,[ iiev;cwing  ml £1111 lZ’0§yi::lil:lHd'l‘"_i§;r‘¢::|e h,;'vi:;\;;` flannel(T`llS;' lllell S Sulllflgs In tWtf@dS al
twenty ycnrs o iiseu, iapllvinn - U ff - th -t I ll _l _ 9
ed we <>.f1<°r~"“1M':“ S“'"~““'=-°°“i tif’ °ii°‘ii.$"m..iZ.°1..’..`l1..~.§§°§§.3.§§~ worsleds, ladies’ and gents underwfrl
fimtlllatlng and wishmg them mmll' of sorrowing friends, Rev Wi`n.Glnrkc- 9 1 - '
““-‘dl li.i“2’.‘.?..§if..l2§ ‘lfl".... ......... 3;, “le M@~h°fH-f @h\»~\ff<»u\»¢»»2\~ men S top shirts, socks, braces, c0llarS.f1'
_ - . . e unernl services at the inte rcsi-I ~ _
ing program came the DF€S_€l1U\t\0“ fl _ Mgr S 4 ‘ , 3 `
..i no gun., fiowefs, .. i.e....i.i..i_i..i.i|,,f,';=§“ent. wgxenéig 3555;, ....(.’_il_;x,tovvels, towellings, men s fancy sliir
cemetery. Many beautiful fl l ` ' ~ '
_pieces slhowed the respect and estldlciin table da'rna'5kv table napkins’ trunks’ Sl
in w ic the late cit t r ° , '
had n.0..gi.0..t n...yw..'.i$‘.`.‘ll.‘§{’§_ ‘.322 cases and telescope valises, lace curtal
was from the police force and anoth-
efffom we no Official.. ne nn and curtain muslims, corseis, gloves 3
bearers were Messrs. George Hitch-”
ings. J. P. wiinrieriinii, i-i, dawn- '
allgh. George Phraener, G. l-I. Schu- rlbbons'
lze and C. F. Keller." _ , I
..“r..;::i.“;f....‘;.r_:ies,r:.:°.:;: Sim will be open from 8 0 noel ii
and will be kindly remembered by ,
"muy who will dee 1 s ’ HT.
.,,,., ,,,,, ,,,,,' ,,_, g,g,,g,r,f;,rMy,;Ȥ morning TILL NINE 0 Cl.0CK EVERY NIG
with his “Bed mother, who resides on '
tlxie homestead, and* the following
h others and sisters Wnltcr M. on
th h t V' ' ~
the ladies of the church. Mr ond Mrs Le; €~T:,?:,fi‘;(.l’“ lcéoxgil 'Q)lmS_Bi R' .  l
Sutcliffe referred) to above have Montreal. Mrs 'E 'B0Hw,.,‘,',,,`,`d fcigll .
mnny friends in this city Mrs '.~lut- I T wlhdsorl Cnipmld s  t n
I
........... ....q.;m;...... G... H. -~ ~ ' ~ 1 Sunnyside Queen Square Charlo eow
goods must be sold and will therefore _
_ ¢ - cabiiu l, ld ¢ df -th in ford, Mass.; Av l. , (‘.ecel‘ `l . d f.r0\l5‘
An Ideal "ur Dre#-will ..i nil .f...i°“nr§°'§.l.‘l..i.f.l'.§i.. f..fefl Edna: a1»° °"¢‘l»:fill-"f 1‘°f°ilLi\‘=u‘il‘ s4M5°5` svfgiiiiy ll>‘i's°s°z.9o. or
 Seldom See
lu have n hlnrh or bm la on his
Ankle, Rook. lille. Inn or '|'|irou.
"'?'- ililll-fliifil' ll°i:1'»i'i?'t‘¢l"£-f'ii'll‘°|»l:£:|'&'r»i.'i»f
§"fi's'iii¢'iil°i4°if,°.| ui_,'for mnninmi, 3' i.
gunna Pmilnl lwulllnqa. -ulnrzul Ginn u,
Ion W nl. Bnlnt Var cole Volna Vnrloon.
li.. Prince Albert, I. 0. G. 'l‘., and
nlso of the Court of the I. 0. 0. F
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I-*~‘   ‘-  .  . . '  ~' `.`~'i`~if'»-“- V'  A   'lv ..   ._ . .  _ -. _ .i  /~ r-fl' - *~ i' ~  ~~<  -:  - .. ~
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nineteen e r nt home, besides lr circle of 050.?"
sAi.viA HAIR 'roulc is cnrn- twenty frilly; B three "'°"u'” ""d‘i~e|ntiven and friend: i'i.g.lii or wnnni‘§',l'r,;'§}l“,',‘;g"hazgiglohrice $3
pounded on the most scientific prin- Deceinieii inni been in gona iieniui Hilwero svmimthy is cxtcnflvd- for gz 50 'nn saturday °“'l
clples, and nothing on the market until ii very short time previous to The \’°“\`ef9 ¢0l\BlS¢0‘l Ol 'W0 BROWN §._\,l\e younq mef\`S 'l
today can compare with it. It sc- his death. He came home one ilaylomnkelnen. \W0 l"0¥`eBf»€l'l‘. ‘md W/0 ` i 5‘|2d
compllshes so much more than theinppsrently as well an usual und members of the 'l‘empernnce l_.odg¢\.,of ,___
ordinary tonics and docs it so quick- three hours later was token lll.f‘nen- Wlmfh he WU" " "‘¢"‘b‘“`- I
ly that users are astonished. monla developed und in spite of ull The 'umm' mocesnion °°“s\m'cd "F A  
sAi.v1A nun. the dnnlrun gerinsthet nnriieni .limi .inn roving one Him' Cuffissw and more than ww,
and eradicntes dandrud, stops fnlling`¢0l\|d 110. 011 the Sigh*-ll llfly. the ll"“d"°d l’”d°9¢\`l‘\¥\“-    
hair, itching of the scalp and split- Her"/¢nlY Messenger, summoned his "T110 I'°Nl Kill/0. Bhd the l»0l‘<l e w
ting palm ln tw., wwe; 0|- wg wlll nplrlt from this world of sorrow mid 'mth Ulm’-'l '“"“Y$ 5199594 \W th" h Q 
refund your money. `°"~"° int” that "9“|"\ 0' 6*-“nal lvl/ "mn" ‘ll th” |“"°d~"  t a
SALVIA gives a gasdnatgng lustre and bliss, from whlcli nonc cvcr rs- -- ----l .  
to womens hair and makes it beau- t""‘“~ ::-Doctors nlwnys speak well of   
t,f,,|_ lt- makes th, hm. grow |,m,_ Bngllnisugynclctiktli fin rr~.ndered_ very our drugstore, They know that we  
riantly; it isrthe flalntlesf. and mont ‘amhy or MEM 8 I  brcnk in ii give every attentloii to tho drug and   
refreshinz hgir d;*e;slnK :hat sclancs lv mum tion; ““‘;ct‘:`;e"lilHz0i';\“d'l&l1‘é l"'!TCl`LlIf-|011 lllipuztmcgiltstniiil lilo not I k i I 
has-l-woeliice ,ani ss no a par ca - » . neg ec any sc or n mn es for
nf ,msn 0,. nllcklnws ln it l-Ml _ Btfenlfth “nil blfwm Of Gflfly mnn- their success lf your docfor doi-n not b  n  y
g " ' ' ' ’ hood V H ' ' ' ' ' '
. 1 L - e wns n young mnn of direct his prencrlltluns hem ki dl k e
EA °_°”‘“ 50 °°“°“ "l, y°"'ld'"“ ° 1 sterling qualities, and was loved rind him on do sn. Yoli will flnd us lprolliiliit,    
Vllfi' fl0f>\lll1l‘- Wltll “ll Wl'\0 KNEW careful and ohliglng. 'l`h. M Ki ' i
ggmhffpfglellv wl¢tl}1¢h¢]v°\1ns folk. nrin; rn., n. ii. Mcxiiniliilc iil.`"i`.'l VQIIIC al  now
_W mom. "_," ,M W ,_m_,wM 8 mem‘;Tr"“I§ L “tilt Miers. He neunine. uni-_ oi. om. at Kr. sts. I I  
1 o u ier Lo gc L.0. (1,-"_  a , ,
nl Murray I-|a|~l,0,-_ ' We sold more Mllllnery nt our I hm
'Phe funeral took plnce on Sunday M""“°"y °P°"l"F "W" W” *-W0"   a c
Api-ll aoeh ag two °'c|ock_ when B sold before. Because It exempll- tl R,
large concourse of people assembled "°d "h° °"¥l°5 °f "‘5“’“§°" W|"h‘ l‘iire-Bred Bnrred l‘|Y"‘°“ '
to Dag their last respects to the de- dzgrs °x‘:"`°'?°`fa"é:‘ lg", '"6 |‘18KH\l §0¢‘\d°‘°"'T QEAMAN,
parte and, all that was mortal of °“° °5 0" °"3° ` /\- - ~ -`,,¢t
‘ki 6 dgour Allsil Pala look |r'u ;|¢lyl|_ng 'e|f:£||mB£;°. l3l;3d5w:;a€;y|-gr;    sf d lf $3 Bltglilllneliliilslirlolfl
_ I _ ‘ _ ' ' . ' ‘ * 5- mw r
_`_' "a:w%;¥ “‘f:‘ the cemetery at Murrdy Harbor, to 'iw' 4 |5d¢f~ '