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lei n Physician
l am offering for sale my wel1-rs-
tabiished practice with good stock of
drugs and office fixtures.
Located in the beautiful village of
Hunter River, the centre ol a rich
farming community, this oflcrs a
splendid opportunity for an energetic
pliysician. .
Communicate with _me at once if
you wish to secure this.
Ileason for selling-Going to spe-
cinlize.
J. M. MCLl<l()l`), M. D.
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Valuable Farm
For Sale
The undersigned are instructed to
offer for sale by Private Sale that
farm of 100 acres situate at Cra-
paud and owned by John C. Moore,
Esq.
dwelling house and commodious
the
the
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I beg to ann
of _the Second
Liberal-Conserv
today I was unanimously nominated
as the Candidate for Assemblyman at
the electionto
February next.
I believe it is
fare of this pi'o\'inr.e that the farm-
ing interests should be better repre-
sented in the hegisiriture, since ag-
riculture is the
land. I will consider it my duty, if
elected, to work strenuously for re-
forms iii the e
the interest of agriculture, for im-
provements in
ferries, greater
public. services,
ment of our jus
Ilominioii (love
As it will be impossible for me to
n
rliiringtiic cn
means of respc
votes.
Dated this 2-ith day of Juiiuiiry.
1911
Eleclnrs el
Second _
nl dneens
ounce to the electors
District that at the
ative Convention held
be liclil on the Sth of
essential to the wel-
mainstay of this Is-
ducational system in
the public roads and
efficiency in all the
and for the enforce-
.‘t. claims against the
ruiiiciit.
call upon all the electors personally
ipiiign l take this
ctfiilly soliciting your
' JOHN H. iiii:<'i‘AiN,
1-2.' l&-13'.
There is a large and well finished N I l
Iiiistico.
barns on the property which is con- A,  & 
veniently and beautifully located
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et us Cure
Plumbing Troubles
' our experts you get the work lll\iSh€<|
\'._ni .~,-innof ;ifl`.>r<l to risk niciuoy :uid uudsiiigcr the
lieailili nf' your frimily by cxperiineiifiiig _ _
l’liiii\l»iii;_f whether good or had plays :ui iiiipi\F\2\|\\ Pall
in vniir hoinu life and llic cziiiscs of nizi
iroiililcs can hr' traced io l`:ui|!y pliizriliiiig. liy &‘l1\[‘l0Yl"l»Z
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to slay right for :ill iiiiie-- ilie work will be done iii an i-.\-
pcdieiil. iimsierly iiniiiiici .uid iliu iliu
those who do inferior work. Don icxp
Fred li. Trainer
Your
with pluiiibing.
ny diseases :ind other
ri 'lil :il the sturf
rge will he as low :is
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THE STORY OF BUYLE’S GUN.
"Funny how a man’ll take a fancy
to some fool thing or other, like a
watch charm or a flash torch or a
shoe lace,” observed Laxton pro-
foundly. “Aiid once he pins his luck
on his mascot he won't be found
without it."
“That’s a common enought super-
stition,"' said Burch. "l've known
clever operatoes who did themselves
so inuch of an injustice as to ascribe
their successes to some such talisman
and who firmly believed that the ob-
lect, whatever it happened to be, ex-
ercised a direct influence upon their
eveiiv action."
"Sure," agreed the visitor. “Not
that crooks have any monopoly of
such ideas. I guess there’s many a de-
cent old lad like my .fgrandfather
father kicking around. I-Ie began car-
FYIIIL; a cliesnut against the rheumatiz
and first thing we knew thas chestnut
was his all day hunch. He \vouldn’t,
S1511 a paper' or leave the house or
Dlant potatoes unless he had it with
hini. But they tell of crooks that lost
thiir nerve when they lost their mas-
co ."
"'I‘fiinilile Juke, for instance," raid
the master. “'l‘liat's a famous i-nge,
He used to wear a thinible on the
third finger of his left hand whenever
he was following his profession in the
household line. For three years ue cn-
lvyvd C0mi>lcte immunity and then
0118 l\iKht he lost his thimhle. I-Ie was
down on all fours scrambling for it
in the dark when the family woke up
and nabbed him. He broke out of the
station house and came back next
night for the thiiiible. They nabbed
him again and he never came Lack
from up the river."
_ “fl‘hcn there seems to be something
in it after all-maybe,” said L,5,,¢1;0n_
The master glanced at him curious-
ly' "Who Shall Say." he asked,
"\\'lien so cool arid matter of fact an
operator as Laxton himself will v.ear
vest?" -
Laxton liushed and lookeil shniiiily
put out, while the master sceiiicd to
enjoy his momentary discoiiilitiire.
“Never mind." said Burch iiuiclrly. _"I
laid a trap for you there. But, gi-,ing
on with our subject, I recall a case
in which an inanimate object appar-
ently held the ecnles in thc ‘_'i: of a
man and arranged o‘1 some str!-nge,
IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS
Mothers should know just iwhy
Zam-Buk is so efiective in cases of
rashcs, scalp sores, pimplcs and erup-
tions on babies and young children.
Most ordinary salves contain ani-
mal oil and fat. Every housewife
knows that if animal oil or fat be
left exposed to the air for any length
of time putrefactive. changes must oc-
cur. These changes occur none the
less even if they are hidden by some
scent.”
Now, any snlvc which sinks into
the ,pores enters the blood. You
would not feed your children impure
food? Why put into its blood imper-
fect salve products?
Zam-Buk contains no trace of ani
son. It is purely herbal; being com-
po'undef1 of healing juices and essen-
ces.
Applied to cuts, burns, bruises and
skin injuries it alloys pain, kills dis-
ease germs and lieals. Sold every-
where at 50c. box, or post free from
Zam-Biik Co., Toronto, for price.
mal fat or oil, or any mineral poi-
OPERATIO
‘HER 0NL’Y
  Cli CE
WasCured byLydiaE.Pink-
ham’sVegetable Compound
Lindsay, Ont.-“l tliiiik it is no
more than right for me to thank Mrs.
Pinkham for what her kind :idvicc and
Lydia. E. l’iiikliam’s Vegetable (Iom-
pound has done for
ine. When l wrote
to her some time
ago 1 was :i.\'ci'_v
sick woman. suf-
fering from f'i-niaile
ii'oubleS. 1 had
__ _ _ iiifiammatioii o f
._.'1_»',"_°.';‘;j-.-_‘=. 'Ei‘§2i§§.3.‘ the female orgaiis,
~f-'_'-I-,~`=`_-I-`~" - f' i- '+1-`,'-f;~"__=_`-_'_ and could not
 - . - stand or walk any
SQ _ distaiice. Af last!
,  ` ` was coiifined to my
\ hed. and the doctor
t tl _ siiidt_I v\'<_;iiltilnl\_av¢_*
o go iroug i an opi-ru ion, ii us
refused to do. A friend advised Lydia
lil. l’inkliuni’s V cgetable Compound,
and now, after using three bottles of’ it,
I feel likeit_ii_¢;w\\'oiii_i_iii. ].mos_t heartily
reconimen . us nie( ieine to ii l women
’ \\_|iosit_i}ilt_i;er \\'Iitli_f'i-npilcf.i‘oiible~s. llizive
a so en .yi ia ~]. ]’iiikli:ini’s Liver
_llfills amhtliink tliley are fin(¢;.’;_-ltfrs.
~|iANK <iisi.i-:v, .inr say, n ario.
We cannot uiidei'sl.aiid why women
'will take cliances with an operation or
drag out a siiilflly lifalf`-l£;»ai°f.;~d__exisf,-
_ ence, missing ree- our is o' t e jo
, of living, without first trying Lydia LH
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For thirty years it has been the
stziiidard remedy for female ills, and
has cured thousands of women who
have been troubled with such ailments
, asdisplacemeiits, infiammatioii, ulcer-
ation, _fibroid tumors, irregiilarities,
periodic pains, backaclie, indigestion
_ and nervous prostration.
a bronze medal on thc inside of his#1’inkliiim’sVi-getxihleCompound.
mystical system of its own."
And this is the story 'the master
told:- `
The dull, splintering crash of a re-
volver shot echoed froin the dormi-
tory overhead. The two reserve men
in the wardroom gripped their chairs
and stared at each other with startled
,faces. Almost before they could gair
_their feet the door _burst open_ and
_(lrayson, the lieutenant one duty.
rliishcd in from the front of the stat-
iion house.
"Where was that, he demanded,
sharply.
--Next floor lieutenant,” said Lvnch
who was half way to the foot of the
,staircase Grayson passed him ln two
`iier\‘ous strides and mounted, closelv
followed by the two reserves. Tramp-
lling and voices in excitement came
‘from above.
The 'dormitory was dimly lighted
from the further corner as they stum-
lliled into it. The first platoon had
ibeen in for ncrirly an hour. Men with
_‘sleep-bewildered faces snt up in their
,bi»ils, rrving qiic;-itioiis that no one
'zine-rwr\.r~z<l. Others still slept peaceful-
‘ly tlirniighthe turmoil. A few were
running aimlessly down the aisle be-
tween the two ranks of cots.
Grayson swept the scene with a ra-
pis, comprehensive glance and turned
towurd the rear, shoulderirig aside
those in his pnth. The door of the lit-
tle \\'asl\rooiii was open and there was
a light inside. The lieutenant headed
the group that crowded through.
Leaning against the marble slab
with bared arnis, one urin thrust. in
a howl and thc other holding ii piece
of sono. stood ii innii c|:i.d in trousers
and shirt.. He was gazing at some,
thing that ln_v on lhefloor almost
at his feet. It was in revolver. Rag-
ged \\‘real'lis of smoke drifted up un-
ws-s - -
F” Ti ° ’
i_ _f Gifts That Last
‘ uf/ yr Silver forks, knives, spoons ' `
fi if and fancy serving pieces of `
‘, l'f d beaufy are
near Craimud C0r|1cr. Charlottetown I’. E. I. ' L giaaiiinyed ineinde mark .
If the property is not disposed, of ’ :
before Wednesday, the lst day of   . I
March next, it will on that day be  __ __ __ . ‘-
oflered at Public Auction on tl \ 4 . 7° 5"! l l’ """ 'S [° 9?’ '_° _'
'premises at the hour of tweliili - " 5 '"Tf,'§'§§:,l‘;§,'m,f,fl;f§§,l@ , __-.'
0’f_l0ck noon. "si/ver?/auiimi ww." ‘ f
f th ` t ~ _ , . i , . . '
the°§nd:;sigedF“rt‘°“1“'” “pply ° hDealcrs in all kind. of cufflc and Z; ;¢_:_,:_t=__‘?:'§;,g,',‘_;£,f,1,,__"_":“;;’ Ider the Harm: _ms _gt_ _ _ _
Al)il1)ted 1313 2301 4155' Of Decembefi S eep' som ur i.siii»i.w`i»»:/iifizirii "What’s this,Boyle?” snapped Gray- wholgsalg C0|‘|1|‘n|§§|0|’\
SOI1
' Grayson stooped and picked up the
pwere warned to get a new one," said
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Boyle looked up blankly. "My-niy
gun dropped out of my pocket," be
said, with no change of expression.
glittering weapon.- "Again, eh?"
’l`liird time, isn’t it?" he asked jerk-
ily, frowning.
“Yes sir."
"With this same revolver? You
Grayson, breaking the weapon and
testing the firing pin. “Why didn't
you?"
“lt’s a regulation make," said
Boyle, rather sullenly.
"What on earth has
that to do with it '."'
retorted the peppery lieutenant,
with sudden fierceness. “D0 you think
you can go on risking lives by ac-
cidental discharge with a defective
gun like this?"
“l couldn’t find nothing wrong with
the gun," said Boyle, shifting uneas-
ily.
Grayson controlled another out-
break of wrath. He contented him-
self with extracting the cartridges
from the chamber. "You can tell to
the captain," he said, griinly, "You’-
re the kind that caii’t see a thing till
it's booted into you. Where‘d that
bullet go?"
The others aided in the search
while Boyle dried his hands and
shamblcd silently away to his bed at
thu lurtlier end of the dormitory.
They found the bullet imbedded in
the rear wall, about five feet from
the floor. “Fool's luck," commented
Grayson as he retiiriied to his' desk
to write a report of the accident.
_"It's always a bull headed idiot like
.that \\'lio never gets hurt."
Captain Wemble was behind the
desk when the first platoon was ran-
ged at roll call before going on duty
the following afternoon. After the
general roll call had been read he
stood up, proppiiig his chunky person
on thick arms, and glared down the
line. "Boyle!" he growled. Boyle
stepped forward from the front rank.
“Your revolver is unsafe," said the
captain, fixing him with a command-
ing eye. “You get'a new one or you
go up on charges of insuhordination,
ri'y' see?"
, “Yes sir,” said Boyle.
Captain Wemble looked over the
blotter while the men filed out.
"When Grayson comes on tell him
I’ll he back this evening,” he said to
the lieutenant in charge. “And see
that Boyle doesn’t get any subpoenas
to serve. We’li sive him a chance to
(Continued on Page Twelve.)
 
Whooping Cough
CROUP ASTHMA COUGHS
_ BRONCHITIS CATAIIRH C01-DS
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llraltimul nn
A llmple lalund effective treatment for blon-
nuu Muni", mining limp. vnwiwi crw
lane slaps the pu-oxylmn of Whooplng Cough
r and relieve: creep at ance. It in :boon to lu!-
feren from Anthmn. The air rendered luumy
antiseptic, inspired with every breath, In I
hreathingeuy ; moths: the more throat and :tone
the ceug , anna-in restful nights. It llmvllu-
lhle tomothen wig: young ch ldren.
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NEW YORK FISH AOS
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Consignments Solicited. Prompt. Returns
Jenn llais Cn.
(Incorporated)
I07 Fulton Market
New York ‘
All correspondence promptly answered.
Stencils sent on application-
.IOSC h A.RiCh 8: C0. S.B.W|LEY&SONS
p Boston, Mass, Transfer Agents.
References,_Greenwicli Bank or any
is4 Aiieniic Ave. drier-   
NEW YORK FISH ADS.
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To fishermen, Fish Dealers.-Kindly fave
L    us with your name and address so t at we
’ may from time to time mail you information
-1- of value
To fiishermen: It may sc em quite All correspondence answered. Price
new that there are ways of ha iidling Liste, Shipping Cardii and Stencil
Fish on Commission different or better ncnl on demand. '
than you have experiencei We are established 41 YEARS
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TRY US. Our careful attention  and refer you for standing to
and handling, prompt returns ii-Euiwi\tll Mercantile Agency. rad-
ancl results reached,not to speak W*-' streets or the Market and
of the limited and satisfactory account Fulton National Bank or any whole
sale will be revelations to you. Our sale dealer in the business. i
place of`businen;is_tlie Finest in the city. `
_ __ is ruin.. rin. Munn New York
l J.. EDWIN TREAKLE
Vllholesale Clam, Oyster and Fish Dealer.
lirSpeci|lfy-Smells Eels and Clims
Was fishing 7 years and in Fulton Market i5 years so can guarantee top prices
REFERENCES-Market and Fulton Naiioiiiil Bank N. Y. and Peoples True!
Co, Brooklyn, or any wholesale Fish Dea erin New York
20 Fulton Fish Market, New York
Consignments Solicited. ' Daily Returns
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A Live Firm
Chas. C. Meigs Co
25 Fulfon Market, NEW YORK Smclfu and Eels \ Specially
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Fresh Fish
' Specialty-Smells. Eels, Lobsters and Clams.
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36 FULTON FISH MARKET NEW YORK
5. B. WILEY dt SONS, 'l‘raniiier1A|:enf.e. Boston
DAILY RETURNS CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED
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_ Wholesale
A W .  Commission
y° _ * l Dealer
No. I2 Fulton Fish Market, NEW YORK
FRESH FISH, LOBSTERS.
SMELTS. EELS, Etc.
G Consignments solicited and prompt returns made.
Send all stock in care of S.B. WILEY Q CO.,Bosfon, Mase
References any Wholesale House.
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(Successor: To Moon and Lampheer)
Vllholesale Comm issioii Dealers in and shipper ci all kind! of
Fresh Fish, Leiislers, Elc.
ilanadian Smells lind Eels a Specially
2 Fulton Wholesale FilI\ Merkel, NEW YORK
Established 52 years
Careful personal attention given fo all Consignments.
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S. B. MILLER Q CO
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Lobsters. Salmon, &c. l21TSnielf.s and Eels nspecinlty. _
7 FULTON FISH MARKET, NEW YORK
S B WILEY Q SONS, Bolton. Male
ll-wdinwlrwtmniipd. 'I`_rnnsfer Azentn. _
LIALEH HALi£\/_ i , SEABURY HALEY
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Fresh And Frozen Fish ,
I4 Fulton Market, NEW YORK
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Wholesale Comniisiou Dealers and
handle SMi~:L'rs and EELS on Commission Shippers
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make returns with check 'every day and  F
` Snielts, Eels, Lobsters and
_ Frogs are Specialties.
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 Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers
' 114 and 115 South St., Fulton Market, New York
' Cold Storage on premises. Consignments solicited
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