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Always Bought.
Bears the ,_
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For liver
_ Thirty Years
II' Pill Ufff.
L _I Am  Prove
my-ns-isi  |a_ ull-|
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I Can Cure You
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` To That Envw Am Giviiigflhway $40,000
Medicine 7 _ `
V ' ~ '- _... ._. V
in order to show beyond all doubt
that I _am in possession oi a medicine
that will cure kidney trouble, bladder
trouble or rheumatism, I will this ye _ ‘five
sway ten thousand dollars’ worth ui this
med eine, and anyone suE_ering from these
diweasea can get n. boi: oi it absolutely free.
All that is necessary is to send me your\d-
i I don't mean that you are to use a rt of
it nr all _of it and pay me if cured. mean
that I will send ou a box of this medicine
absolutely tree oi' charge a gift from me to
the Urie Acid sufferers oi the world, so I can
show them where and h‘o\v they may be cured.
' will not expect Payment for _this f.ree.medi-
eine, nor_ would accept it nowrtvr'-ilster if
you sent it. It is free in the real meaning of
the word. 5 ~~, _
¢1¢¢l- -e-~`e.l
f‘l
For twenty-live years--a quarter of a cen-
l_ury-I have been trying to convince tltc gub-
lic that I have something genuine, somet ing
better than others have or the cure of stub-
born, chronic rhcumatism, fortorturing kid-
ney backache lor annoying calls to urinste.~
But it_is hard to convince people-they try ia
few things unsuccessfully and give ug all hope
and refuse to _listen to _anyone t ereafter.
Happily, I sm in a position now to demon-
strate to sufferers at my own-expense that I
have s medicine that cures these disca§e_ t
I don't ask them to spend any money to li
out ; I don't ask them to believe nie, not- even
to take the word of reliable pee e,"but 511;!
lik is that the allow me to ` thertfthn
Y - »
medicine at my own cost. That 5 " fair(
To this end I have set aside Mil rid
dollars, which will be used to compéundnmy
medntne Muni of it is may.. to ss;
lent out, all of it fresh and stnndsiawi' There
will be enough for all suftei-ers, tho' lla there
be~ thousands of them. And-anylsne who
needs it.esn get some of it free. ,But ‘in
order that I shall know that yU\\`lm&e__a'dis-
ease for which this medicine 'iihitl nded, *I
Ask you to send me some of your leading
lymgtoms, If you have any of the symptoms
ln t g list printed here you need my medicine
lnd_ if you will write me I will gadly send
you a box of it free with full directions for
your use. Look the aymptom|.~ over, see
which aympltoms you have, then write me
about as fo ows: "Dear Dr., I notice symp-
toms number"-here lprut down the'num ers,
gre your age, full ad ess, and send it to me.
y address is Dr. T. Frank Lynott, 888
Franklin Building, Toronto, Can.
The ten thousand dollars I am spending for
the compounding of my medicine is only ri
part of the money I am devoting to this
cause. for the paclrsfe of medicine Iyeend you
will be fully prepad _st my exaenee. Fromh
any standpoint you view it, Y U-_incur nn*
expense or obligationét _lust tell others who
you know are »au3eriiig who sent' you the
rsetdleine that cured you. ~ mm
sm romisiri to give sw Y ten t stint!
ubl rs' sorth ot'medieine, and I will do that;
l_ rn promising to send any sufferer who
' _cs me a box of this medicine and full
directions tree ol' charge, and I will do that.
.4
' DR. 1'. FRAN K LYNOTT
who Is givinlawuy $10.00() worth ofmodlclno.
I can my further that this medicine has been
vouched for according to law as compl ing in
every detail _with_al _requirements lt will
stop rb_eumatism, it will atop pain and bnc -
ache, it _wil\' stop too frequent desire to_
_g_rmste_; it will heal_, soothe and strengthen.
ou will he bett_er in every wafy for having
tal_<en it. There is not an ingre tent that can
\nLure: not one but will benefit. All that I
as is that you use'lt_yoursel£ so that you
mag be personally convinced.
' wing to the arge number of requests. I
have had ten thousand more copies of my
medical book (Printed. This book is new and
up to date an contains comjilete descriptions,
symptoms. causes, effects an cures of kidney,
bladder snr' rheum_st_ic diseases. All who write
for the free medicine will be sent s copy
of this grand _illustrated medical book-t e
largest ever written on these diseases for free
an general distribution. _ »
If you ne_ed medicine such as I have, it
you are anxious to be cured and don't want
to spend MB/ money LOOKING for cures,
write me. ead the symptoms over and let
me hear from you today.
. , ._ x
Piolmllrt t1§45.‘3§ig”,,-,im Hom*
' on °r.¢ii»_~»x'easi`i¢o_ °°#'~*U1° W
|¢nqw1n¢i_--'l1ie~Yrosd_el‘si ol the Rvsil'
,ter-Cali will _be gnlevod .toibpar o!.¢l_\¢
lssth of Francis B;`_j' llolnodr WMS”
°°¢u|-nd at his home in_ Lababon.
Orsgonon-the 'ith ot October. 1912.
ist the age oi 'I0 years, 11 months
and 7 days. _
Francis B. McLeod woes pioneer
ol Gilpin OountY. WINGS W 0°\°‘
redo in the l1xty’l. Mr- Ni°l~°°d
was born ln'Prino¢ l9\iYB_1’¢1 I'\°“d~
November glltth, -1840, hm ‘came
Qcotch Pnrentngo. In 1955 11° 051111-
tm Gilpin County, tramvins the lest
my ol his iourney from Denver. to
Cena-pl City. In 1866 he sout_t0‘
the Island ion his hsart’s clioilce,
Elisabeth Morrison, and they were
married in Cantrc.l.0ity. In 1873 he
and his young wits returned to the
Island where they lived for .two
yoars.Mr. M9L,°0d v. eulllil-‘S in his
chosen profession. th! ¢¢_8»°hlD=§ 01
sohool, whim, he nglalnfreturned to £116*
United States, sot.tlin`;'3-"in, Iowa, and
wnminstriietor in some of the large
institutions oi learning in that state.
In 1876 hs___turnod his face to-
.wnrds the Rticfglos, and with his wife
and `IsmFly"oI"th!'es boys and one
girl, he came to Gilpin County, tak-
ing charge oi the Gilpin County
Poor Farm, 9, position he held . (or
nearly eight years. Like all Gilpin
County men,,hc took up mining BDU
met with the ordinary success of the
lesser. He was considered a practi-
cal miner. His early lite was spent
in educational pursuits and later he
was called to the oilice of Superin-
tendent of Schcols of Gilpin County,
n position hefheld with credit to
hlmsoll and advantage to the
schools.
Mr. McLeod was 9, great thinker ii
wide reader and a deep student of
philosophy and religion. He knew
his Bible from cover to cover. He
was ptotgiundly religious. His re-
li-gion was intensely human, the
groundworkt of his iaith being char-
acter 'building.` He looked upon the
Bible as an _inJpired_ literature of an
inspired people, and he was an au-
thority on Bible History.
He was considered by many of the
Engineers of Colorado as one of the
best mathematicians in the state.
He was well informed on astronomy
and .in his leisure hours had worked
'Don’t Persecuie
your Bowels
Range
ornament
a.nykitchen,'as _
a.*`si fa» wonderful
cooker
and wal -well
phy and his
subjects of the
informed on the
day.
I-Ie leaves the wife oi his
Elizabeth Mchcod,
Oregon, three sons,
ot Goldtleld, Colo.,
on Central City and
Leod, of Llzbauon., _
daughters, Mrs. Flora.
Littleton, Colo., Mrs.
baugli, of Sherwood. Qrlgon. _
Miss Rachel and Mine Martha
Leod, und a brothel' Alelnhdfi ,
Leod, oi Canon City, to 
loss. »
His life was an example ol purity
and rectitude, and his many friends
will bs sorely grieved to hear of his
death.
The subject _oi ithe above notice
was n brother of the late Malcolm
Summlsrsl e
B. F. KW\"i‘H.'R. HAHIWM ` '
OPERA HOUSE, NEW
YORK, WEEK OF NOV. 18.
T e _ _
ment is always on the alert to ofler
nothing but the b®t attractions lor
the patrons of B. 'F. Keith's Har-
that the stock company will appear
“The Gamblers," commencing 'With
the matinee, Monday, November 18th,
ment. Thisplny. one of the real hits
ment, will be presented in slnianiisr,
sure to make the occasion a real
t
and embracing various types of hu-_
certain t6 find appeal anywhere and
during the development of the plot
tllrl s of compelling attention _and
nature The story "concerns the am-
, You are- sure ofa sate, lux-
urious and swift j-iur_ney if
you take the I.C.R. Route.
i -Secure your ticket at the
City Ticket Ageucv ard you
f will be free from all worry-
your baggage will be ch cked
sleeper botked and all con- _
nectlons arranged,
These Are the Symptoms:
I-¥ai|a ln tho buck.
il~ ooheuusnt doslre tn urlnntn.
3-Burning or obstruction of urlnlx
-Pain or soreness in the bladder.
-Prolntln trouble.
-Gao or ‘mln ln the stomach.
'I-Genera debllltvivvealtnrstbdiulntsd
-Pain ur eomoss under rl ht rlls.
-Bwolllnlr in any ‘nsrt of e body.
tlnatlon os-I vor trouble.
-Pllvllnllnu ass' nnln under tho heart.
-Pain In the hln Joint.
-Pa la In the nook or he ll.
-Pntla or aornnoss In tho.kIiIno1.f.
-Pnln or swelllnl' nl the Iolntn.
10-Pnln or swelling of the miisrlno.
lg-Pnln and sore/nom in nerves.
il -Acute or chronic rhcumistlsm. I
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noun
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it
€'!£H*$ 75!! ‘f"*‘
money. _
.si _
 sun; spurs oNi.v.
9
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s.
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' ia always appreciated by the common-sense msn.
EDDY’ l;dA'l`CHI£S are the I‘Iead-wont-drop-
off kind. In buying ':E¢id'y's matches, the House-
his pocket getu the Most [ofthe Best for the least
EDDY’S matches are safe. ` Always insist upon
 'ras ii, s _ 'L pm, Limited. ._ e
it - i I  v'
i I i “___” i
i
who carries matches in
, _
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gy  _e»___,.; frannrtpa.. _'ri»s¢ _'r¢_\_.¢i_», 
f ~ if ' _I 1 ,i _\ .1 'Q ;_*, L r
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Sanitary Cotton Polishing' Cioths for
I _
Beauty Anil Dignity `
mark the monuments, hoedatones,
etc , executed here. No entlelsm is
t possible ofatones erected by ul.
L Monuments of
Cliasle 'Design

ii'-{'.'f'iZ"v°~°i»'i'..
silllliciiiv ._ " ' _ '
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lite
Call or write to ~
' my °°°t. °f ‘lmwing duplicate ]°°s‘ all information as to rates connect-
ws  S and registering same. _ kms' routes' baggage e,c’__ cheep
(SCHEDULE A.) _
.Applications on the regular
printi d forms wi lbe received by
the under signed for leases of barren
bottoms for oyster culture in Rich
mood Bay up to and on the 20th
day of November next. Each
application will require to be
cheque or P. O. Order for $3 oo tc
Copies of plans,appllcstion form~
_ iz ph¢e_s.____
Office of Prov ' Secretary,
James Kennedys Store,`Isensing
Wellin ton
tr Le .
Richmond.
`r»=mMv3m°. ' ` . _ 'Dr. Stewiirt’s Drug Store, Tyne
Valley. .
George Matthew’s,O_Hi¢e,O’Leary
I ~ "1 - _ »
rtgntni _- 1-
Asst Provincial Secretary
for Bass Burner
_
' 4
' It
in his Phl10¢0
cast tor
r
meraon,
Walter
PQI*
while Geo gs Sonic
ing man, seen
Bonney.
Horton,
the
No Belief Price.
Full!
' , _  _'vi |' i __
'i°=t“°R"°ieti!'!ie..    pw   E' 1
_ »sn.n¢i=;c°nsi¢a»  ‘.11   
» d Mako s plain syrup by mlxfingtwo cups
Sgllgfgdél °'N?5al;;:;;0d R§fdb_a“ oi; ot granulated suxsr and one cult oi worm
d ' ' water and stlr for two minutes. Put 2%
ounces at pure Plnex (ility_cent|' worth)
In s 18-ounce bottle, and till lt up with
the sugar Syrup. This gives you a, family
supply of the best cough syrup at a Siwifll
of $2. It never spoils. 'l‘aIe o teaspoon-
o a monstrous uint the manage-` “lui every one. two or inns hours-
The effectiveness oi this simple remedy
is surprising. It seems to take holdin-
stantly_ and will usually nop the most
obstinate cough ln 24 hours. It tones up
lem 09°” ’ H°““° the °““°““°°~m'”° the ianeo appetite and in just inactive
enough to be helpful in s cough. and has
in Charles Klein’s successful dmhii. s pleasing taste. Also excellent ior brou-
chisl trouble, thrqattlckls. more lungs and
asthma, and _an unequaled remedy tor
whooping coughand croup.
should be ot more than passing mo vphy, 1-,mpg gg, making ¢m,g.h remedy
with Plnen and 'Sugar syrup ‘lor strained
'of last season and combining all _elle-` honey) is _a prime favorite in thousands oi
-. ' ‘ho l th United Stat and Canada.
Plemamn °1 an “°`*`°`da_t° °nt“_t'ai“" Tlxeglaiil hai: been imitated? though never
successtully. It you' try lt, use only genu-
ine Plnox. which is the m0St valuable
concentrated compound of' Norway white
even .
_ » pine. xt is t,~and ls rlcnin guuiacol and
It ‘S 3 drama °[ ‘mflagging inherent all- trio- liiiftural- healing pine elements.
Other preparations 'will not work in this
munity. The author, with his ack- recipe.
nowledzed skill has unfolded 9, sto” ` A guaranty of absolute satisfaction. or
money promptly refunded, goes with this
recipe. Your druggtsthss Plnex._or will
nt lt for you. lt not. send to The Plnsx
h.|..__‘ are 9. number of surllrises _ and Co., Toronto, Ont; __
.1-_--»_-»_-;-_; - --Y--»-~
" ~ ' bitiond oi young Wilbur Emsrsdn,‘eoiy ~  N  A N
_ - M V ol John Emerson, President ot 0. welt i € __
F _ r known bank. Wilbur becomes ons! po' ' _  F
5 I "-£3'
_ I _ ' _ _
llppllcallolls lor' t_ty8i¢"l‘_‘ To ‘Western Canada
` Leases 3 '  and'
P acific Coast
Travellers seeking pleasant, com
fortable Transportation should
travel by the _ _ _
Canadian Pacific Railway
The only all Canadian route the
easiest way to travel quickest, ser
vice closest connection fewest
accompanied by cash, certifie~`_u,ansfers_
Bertbs reserved without cost and
CitY'Tla*°¢~.AH°_'" ‘and proposed form of lease and muy given °u application t°
 ~ ,___ leasing regulations are deposited -
| "'itnd__ may be inspected at the *I* K' R  S
followin C' ~ Local Agent C. P. R.
Opera House Building
V I It I Charlottetown, _  `“*`~': _` _ - _ ch“1°u°t°W°-
   Prothonotary's Office, Sui:tTe;`5`W“~a§-»H_0W'ARDJD-P-A»- C-P-R
waste. ' side. - ' " _  " i 
’ I I ` ton. ‘  *_*
l3.‘i"§.1"E23;.§i"i»‘i$,Za....f°”l3?.;.”‘ESS LesiieM=cN\m. it P. M-resin NEW YU” "5" *Wi .
samples and quotations to the manufact- ‘SL S0ll_5’ S1016. MBlp€qllC. -_ --__ -_
ilflf- ` _ . Al’S¢ll8\1llI & -Gltltltl fi. fd. Consignments Solicitsd Prompt Returns
H. Gfdy 3 C 0 " Gti`i>eiii°¢hei&c°.,mn.~>s¢ie ' _ "i
,3 25 (gommon 3¢_ _ Au ustine Mc llsn’s Store 0 “  0.
Montreal P.- Q. ` -
neorporatsd)
’“`”°“§“..§i.'fi{§’ Ssi°"f:’;.`~'i1'§¢'.f."l"lfl`7 _ Fulton. Market
_linrnoii Ncw1'ot:nv._ -  ___Ngw Ygfk _ A
” ` ' Oct-...iirh.:1s.i=. A-~Whol¢sale Commission
 ; _ . », ~ ea m__
Hard COQI an. smiiohmnui. smrtiltn
s
All correspondence 'promptly answer
ell. 'Btsnolls sent on application. »
lS.il._W||.EY 
Acadia R°\l_n¢i  _-..........................  
lllelireaont Urooavrlolfls Mir aah
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1135-
Fresh F
it Wh :lclale Commission
F li, lobsters, Etc truth;
elts and Eels a Speciality _
, 1 rain.. mi nnini new irons
Established 5lyean.
Careful personal attention given to all Consigrmontn, _
ii 7 hslillitmnd `
2 F- -5-I
Thomas M Reid & CQ
Whui sale Commits on fill! Declare, y _ gk
|08 Fulton Fish Mariel, New Yurlt _
Specialties, Smelts, E°ls and Llama Consignments solicited, dnl
returns. Stencils and stationery on application.
Reference Market imc Fulton National Bmir. New York.
S B WILEY & SONo, Transfer Agent, Boston
io»i9sthme6wpd
la i  2
N S Gates Co.
W Fresh l"ih
Dealers in
srccinixrii-:a-sm¢ tg .ad een.
NE:\/v YCDF-=2|»e<
N0 5 FULTON MARKET
DAILY RETURNS-Stencils and iiislrurtloul on application
S B WILEY & SON Transit: Agents Boat
(
F HALL Q.
Wholesale Commission Fish Dea1ers,_ _ _,,,_. _
‘m¢lie, Scallop, Ee s and Lobsiera s Specially
Also Salt Cod and lisrd Dried Cod for ills Italian trade
37 Fulton Market, NEW YORK
/in we srs located in the contra of Fulton Market we can always get 'filth
Consignments Soiiciieii Return! Sant Daily
-<-
.g
holesale Commission
~.q..
io igsthmeowod
m 1 ga
‘S L som: “iii
I6 F ulton Fish Mullet
New York City
Any person shipping Stnelts or Eels should
t6 Fulton Fish Market, N Y City, as this
Fulton Fish Market and are known for their
in sending account sales as fast as shipments are
io i9sthME6wpd
J H W RANSOM E?
WIOLBSALE COIIHISSION DEALERS
IN ALL KIND! 0|’
_Fresh Fish
Murphy
Fish Dealers
ir5 South t.,
s ‘rw .
" *’i r litmus
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