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Heart trouble, atleast among the Am-
ericans, is certainly increasing and while
this may be largely due to the excitement ,
ani worry of American business life, it is
more oiten the result of weak stomachs,
of poor digestion. \
Real organic disease 'is incurable; but
not one ra ~e in a hundred of heart troubled
is o' ganic.
The close relation between heart trouble
and pwor digest ionlis because both organs
are tootroled by the same great nerves,
the Sympethr tic and Pnenmogastic.
In another way,° also the hf art i~ aRect-
ed by the form of poor digestion, which
causes gas and fermentation from half
digested food. There is a feeling of op-
pression and heaviness in the chest
caused by pressure of the distendei
stomachon the heart and lungs, inter-
fearing with their action; hence axising
palpitation and short breath.
Poor digestion also poisons the blood,
making it thin and watery, which irri-
tates and weakens the heart.
The most sensible treatment for heart
trouble is to improve the digestion and
to insure the prompt assimilation of
food. f
This can be desc by' the regular use
attcrmcals of some sate, pleasant and
effective digestive preparation like
Stuart’s Dyspepsie Tablets, which ma!
be found at most drug stores, and which
contains valuable, harmless digestive etc-
ments in a pleasant, convenient form.
It is\safs to say that the regular pct-
sistent use of Stuart's Dyapepsia Tablets
at meal time will cure any form of stomach
trouble except cancer of the stomach.
Mrs. Lydia Bartram~ of Assyria, Mlm..
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trouble for ten years and live di&‘er.-nt
doctors gave me only temporarygrelief
‘Alla E. R. Page advised me to try
fStuart’e Dyspepsia Tablets and four
boxes did me more permanent bcnedt
than all the doctors’ medicines thatl
have ever taken
Mrs. G. H. Cro‘sley, 538 Washington
St., Hobokei, New Jersey, writes
“Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets' just dll the
bill for children as well as for older folks.
Ihave had the best of luck with them.
,My three-year~old girl takes them as
readily as` candy. I have only to say
“tableta’ and she drops everything else
‘ and runs for them,"
Miss Lclla Dively, 4,527 Plummer Sr.,
Pittsburg. Pa., writes: l“I wish every
one to know how grateful I all for
Stnartie Dyspepsia Tablets, I euifered
for a long time and did not know wha
these tablets and immediately bougbta
50cent box at the drug store. I am only
onthe second box and am gaining in
lileehandcolor. I have at 'last found
, Phil Brooks, Detroit, llioh'.,,__ psyl-
-“Your dyspepsia cure has. worked
:wonders in my ease. Isud’ei'ed for years
;'from dyspepsia but am now entirely
icuredand enjoy lifeasl never heve be-
fore. I gladly recommend them.,’
Full sised package of these tablets
sold by dorggi-.ts at 50 cents. Little
_] book on stomach troubles miiled free.
='Address, F.  Sturrt Co., Marshall,
_Mich. _ _
COAL FIELDS IN FBANCB.
So valuable is coal in the Pnnchamp
coal fields of France tliattit pays to mine
coal at a~ depth of 3313 feet. A steel cable
weighing 7 tons and nearly a_ mile long is
used., The coal isbrouzhli HP in l-Pai" °f.
six QL ‘ " V
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CAT.\BBH IB A 6BRH» DISEASE.
Science, armed with the miscroscope, has
established it a fact, and this conclusion
sch . _
Such treatments are an utter failure be-
cause they cannot penetrate the delicate
air cells of the lungs, or pormvofé 0118 eil'
Doses!!! of thc nose and bronchiral
tubes where the germs ef catarrh have
their stronghold. Cetarrhoaono is the
only certain remedy: It is inhaled by UN
month and after spreading throtllh 811 We
respiratory organs is exhaled through the
nostrus. Cavs;-reasons hills the germs’
heals the inflamed tissues, clears thaf
head and throat in two minutes. “Hifi
cures ina few hoars. NothmK:il 5°: ¢f-
fective, pleasant and simple saS|,C_at\rrho-
lone. Two months’ treatment $1.00.
Small' size, 25c. Di-'U8`Rl5i'° °1' N' C*
Poison & Co., Kingston OHL
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NAVIGATlON BY NIGHT. »
More than90 per cent of the vessels
using the Sutes Canal B8-Viiil\'»€ bi NSW _
-1-1-}1'_* `
THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS HEAD
ACHE.
This most distressing and 120111111011
malafiy doubt-less has its origin in some
unbalanced condition of the ncrv0\18
system. Probably the simplest, SafoS%
and most cilicient remedy is Polson’s
Ncrviline. _Twenty drops in SW60¢D€¢l
water gives immediate relief, and *hi*
treatment should be supplimented-by
bathing the region pain with Nerviline.
To say it acts quickly fails tooXP¥'°93 th*
result. Sold everywhere in large 25 cent'
bottles.
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TUBES OF ALINBRS B_OlLBR. _

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.141 Paradise, might bloom.
MALE AND FEMALE CRIMINALS. I
fly, 1
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“ The Supreme Chief Ranger, upon this
writes; “I have su.d’ered from stomaihi
D
ailed me. I last de.-th right along until
‘one day 'I nilcbd an advertisement ot'
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l  '  atnther po1nts_§f_i' Bro _"sol ~ on S°°'"`j°7 ,l*1'°°°i ‘B1 his NSiS3'll¢.;.t  '  
_ _ _ f ' he decided to see thena;_'___ ore   ° _ __ _ _   3 é 
I At Brooklyn, Albcrton on December bf 0t"`“"~ but "hai I nm ed "cm°§ ‘46“dU3F “A309333-N4 __ ’ I V' 
- 1 i tb it writls cad itgvas _ = f .1 ' - _ _
24tn,Zy§°;__-_ft °;1f’§“°',{ fifzldm  isbn;  ,so r¢turi"~ m- _’,‘°“f’?”' D°°° ’*'°‘¥‘ 3°_'*°» °l‘°‘"l,§ i
Rev' ' ° c ou- ' ug '° Sydney and resume his examinatio fto- [¢“`&' `A"“‘°"‘“°"i°“ '!'5.1*8'1‘8iJh Cola:
Tisnish. to Gwrswe L Hodswn 01, _ _ _  pany, wrltestdths Times stating time 3,,
Bmokrym |m011'0W. tl-» _ _ ~ . ; _
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The boiler tubes of a liner, if placed 
a straight line, would reach nearly 15_
miles, and the condenser tubes more
than 25 miles. The total number of sepf
arate pieces of steel in the main stnlottlrli
of the ship is not less than 40.iID. ` '_
2.
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llijnusands. ' i  ‘Z 
.by
A °°1'f°lP°ndent at Sydney, N. S, 'W7
writing says; _ `
'rue supreme cnisrnmger ofthe I. o. ’
F. Dr,\.'ronhyatekha,is leaving for Oan~»
‘ali 011 N10 ‘_‘Aorangi." His vlsitlherc
has beena most remarkably successfull
and pleasing one. Indeed, it has been
aseries offgreat iovations ever since ,hc
landed. _
l Forestrlcally sneaking, he has done
much work. Four new High Courts of
the0rder have been instituted by _him, as
well as an Encampnient of Royal Forest
ers. He has also held conferences of the _
business -managers and High Court‘_
ofiicersat two points, and presided over _
the deliberations of two High Courts
his presence arousing' great enthusiasm
at these gatherings.
steamer tourhing at Thursday Island
the scsi ent governor, Sir John Douglas. `
_At Townsville, t-heinext point of landing,
hcwas met by Hon. R. Lee-Bryce amd a
_number of brethren. Hethen started for
Brisbane, where a number of leading
Foresters and public men attend-
ing at the wharf and tendered
him a reception. In thi; city it-
self, he was presented with an om:-ial
was meton hoard and greeted. by tht;
greelng by the Mayor in at ` beautifully
worded address of welcome The Forest#
people, and tue Supreme Chief ' Ranger,”
was received with great applause. A‘
li- tie later the Chief instituted a Comps.-
nion High Court for Queensland; At Syd-
nf y a magnidcent converaazione was
given in _his honor. Mr. J. S. Larke, C - _
nadian representative, presided, andthe”
Rt. Hon. George H Reid; P. C' , joined' '
wi:h other- pu ‘lic men in the welcome,
Tnc event _was a most successful one. ,
He was also royalty weicomed by their
pe ‘ ple cf Para na"ta, one of the chief lout-
lying suburbs of Sydney.”-At Melbourne
the Chief met the High Court and presided
for two days over its lasting. 'A tsiinaen-
dous public function followed, at which
about three thousand people were ptegenr.
Many hundreds were| _owned an gy tr m
the door. At this meeting an omclal wei-
ome was extended tothe S,-G. R. by. the
High Court ot Victoria, and 'au address
oresented. The High Court of Wsstfzaus-
tr-<lif1_Wa_S a'sa rep:-.esented in the person of _
the Rev. Dr. Rowe of Kalgoorlie, who pre- t
c ated an address andhanded the Supreme
Chief hanger a beautiful " souvenir ~_ot- his
visit in the shape of a decoration bsdze
properlv inscribed and having dropped
from it a “swan” the whole being in gold.
. - -f 4:3 V+ -1, -  _f . f »_ .4 _
MARCONI PLEASED WITH' _ CAPE BRETDN-
._ _V
Noam SYDNEY, Dec. 26 -Sipnor Ma r
coni arrived today from Point  ux Basque
' and was met by Premier Murray, of the
llocal government; W. Smith, representing
the dominion\government;Mayor§Macken~
zie and J. N. Armstrong. At a confer
cnce,the question of securing sites in Cape
Breton for experimental work was dis-
`clsa_ed.`f _ _ ,  ,_ 
 Hsfrccni said that t_hc__"sdf¢cjtion
1 of theme nm would be for the election
of a premancnt station for the receiving;
and transmission of messages across thc:
seismic. » ` ~' 1
' ' Signor Harconi,accornpained by Premier
_something that has reached my ailment.” __Mm__y_ Hom John A_,.m3t,°,,g_ Maya,
 Lies. Johsdonj.  and
Wm. Smith, of the postal department,'
left' at noon for Sydney.. Arrived there
the pusy lee by min for resid Head, -».
short distance from Dominion, No 2. .
At this point Marconi made his obser-
vations, during thc' progress of whidl M
remarked; “_'1‘his _is a ,capigd point for-'my
ration and I see no reason Wh! Ill! 
_rations should not be-;ot_;___t§_ducted from
hem. ' _  =
He was informed that  were iniall
probability just as  forbis
Marconi declared that he was verstlsb
_ q-ably impressed with what he had agen,  ,if'R°Wf°\1H5llDd_ond_ yes sent wit onti  _
‘ DIED \ iw<1_th»¢ it was alwseiahsrlihlx  \»<`=l.""""“"'*"‘.'° °" "‘“°‘°“f“` §°f l'_‘?5;"1f f ~ ‘ 1 ~ 
` ° ‘ would commence operations from Qfme "U °f thi* d'"°*°"5 °f’W9§`d¢°lf\i’5l¥- .- The _
_ _ _ _  . htiesffivesixdiuerpve otthsem-_se 'srl
r=»<1¢1‘°`° °_¢=;0\°nr\l=ti°° of tmiiec' Inna my, on saturday, nee. 2stn,'_~nsidu;nst¢dtudthe nadab°utdbsndg_u.¢d~f_‘::_***__‘_i_:_':°>°'@*°*°°i1~= _Wi ®°1ib¢-it! gd
Asthma, _ ‘ . and ghroncbitis 5! Mary Cass, agcd_45 years- _ operations h_1__Ne_vvfoundlandowingtgj;the_  _ il_usnanyl,at|sfactcrllyapp1_ied.'
"om ‘ _ ' sprays, south. &1c._ (p“¢',_,,| p.d”g°0¢v,h¢_gd_). _ __  0 =='*"""%""\=f""'__  _ _   Lk 
i A;.t8t.Peter’s Rced,sn Satn_r&y, '  _   ff;     __  - °  Bgnet-__ T°'¥¥4°*1. M°°Ui1lli-rllBll'l'» 3*-33,7#
=°=_\-.1~=~i==<»;__f- S=_;_j°*=f___‘8¢"l 1" ’°“*" Tm.M.N w;.;.i.ii va; B... w.f,w;f~,,,,_ ”,f*.‘-“”~°‘_ '~=“iB°"’  °'° ‘§;.f.
°°‘“*‘h‘°r °t °m°’ mi ° ar Lasr Founn a Psnrncr Come' --it  _ .=_»-   ~. .    *_ -
at hishcme  Kings"-002, ivu»i_iln¢`*"*'-`*a.x11ra1o1it','9`1"'if#s%3l(S§5§iil)-feibisi ~ I’ “W b° Ph” 7°? _“N is
th, instt Donald _ McKinnon aged 70 most significant statement is- being pub-{3“~“‘b|° N0*  Rift! for 'a __i'rie_nd.,
years. He leavesa consuming widow, oncmshed hyMr._J.`H. Martin of.,f<l1_iS___place:- __w°'°‘“ l\'*°W¥91'1l0mo  _ rains; in
son and nine daughters to mourn the loss “For eighteen years I have suE'cr_ed with _ w°9°ha°l»=B5|»‘8’='s &°~"C1`r~° H.; Taylor, ‘Sun-
'Qf _ .'~1.‘.l=f‘-   .»'1_._  ' ` ' _ e ' 
   “’ "`“` ` "l’-“7`黑~'3% ”  " " '  Shoes.-We hsveashoe buiit I
point in Cape Breton wihin a short ®e l
_interference of the cable company, but he
felt_that he should give a British 'eolgny _
preference over a foreign, Juntry and' as 3
a consequence was ready éafestablish his
station in Canada. It; would cost, 
-to establish such a station. I ' ' -
_ He is fmakinmarrangements to -have
_such astation established at Cape Cod and
w_ith another atisomej point] in _Owe B,-,ef r
WH he _h°vs= to control te1eg1~spni_¢'»q;i¢¢-f
_"°'i‘Y°°°_ 4¥'°‘9`f‘°° "ii, linréne-_._a._~n»1n=i
near Scattsrie _anfl moths; ming' “_ nge _
l°1’i»h¢l`l lwld of Cow Bay have been ide- I
_scribed te hiui_aa_¢l,hc'appea1~.1,g¢,_|,,¢g;,,i,..'
‘lilly lmprcssedrwith these Klocaticns.  Hs;-_
!°,EBlIand and streugtheniiis' force at
being asked if it were true that Canadian;
¢lPi\57i3|_3 WGN interested in hia_v_ee£\`re,'__
replicdthat be was under  io"
meet several capimligtg as  Q53#
hatitakeli an interestdn his experiment,
but  intimatedthat he had `all‘thc money A
l`¢¢l\l1red tocarry out hié plans and thafthc
_duly thiegthat remained for mmm, do wg.
to decide on a suitable location. ` .
M"’K°mP Will leave for Ottawa.
333% lot-t'»_¢1‘laddrcs_sed_ to Marconi wus?
nyside. ' , _ __
would not bewithoutthem I most lscartvly
Thisloveiy budsd young had fair, _ 2 _ ' _ _ _ ._ Wm- Ther feel so coed and vyear se-
-* Called hence by early doom. irewmmmd D°(mSKid"y'Pms in BMX l°U8--'-001110.! UIC 550° MII. POWIIAI *
Just came toshow how hir a flower. ."“’h°'!i7 »  ‘ 7 7 S"`°°°‘ _ . li '
| Those who know Mr. Martin know that
_Dodd’s-Kidney Pills are very popular in
lLniprior.
` While the Droporzsrr of male criminals _ _ ---o--- A ` ._ AL S'  
hasincreased considerable in Germany AUSTRAUAS 'CRQP Av3RAgg_ , _ ""-'-
since 1882, that of female offenders has ~___,__ ' w|“'|'E__I\ ARRANGEMENT
remained stationary. ` , WBSWTU Ausfmni 1*” °“1~7 .a sms" S `--
~ _ _ ' _ _ ecreagennder-crops and |8808- In 135995 _
_ 1' -lf Vi -  ` the  of cereals  _barley_,   A  
oats and maize-was_951,423 bushels. _
mi .
| _ _
Illnssns. C. C. Rlcnaans 8c_Co.' -5
,,~.;.,,;,,,..,.,,..;y_ with diiiriuymlx. on
I the advice of our __ iest my  $50
1|"  =a __fff in t
saved the lives of my children, 
f “CN ' '_ ~' .. ..._ _ _  _,__  ._-_.,»_e,-a~  ' = =  “r¢:';f~""f`.
CORN LIGHTNING s “°“°§*€dt  at i _.t
Thats Putnams Corn  Gives __ _ _ _  saws Hm.__JELB`n.__1“_h_ lm' _ _ _ _   5;;-_lé_%*_n_
com tired feeling in about twat!-:our _ _ ~- -  _ .» __ e  a » 1 ~ W V '  = ~
hiurs. Th°Y` consequently Ist outea ' "  __ _ 7, ---_- ' --'-' 
_ _ _  ’ 1' I _ ___ ,, 4
theycannotkoepu_pthcpainanylccf|gcr_-»   -* -- _V __.‘ .
makes them weary-it’s Pntnalfs Pain- _ At mmm ¢u,v“_°'°n-_Q gannmuw, _ ,__ ` ____g___.________ '_ _
lessCorn Extractortbat docs this. New “_ - ht  from '29 to $53 __ H_AmLY_
don’tforget.  » \  b-egih. Psiment oq SAVAGBSALL SPEAK
mans osrueat sxeoar. stnymtwndidonddnsmst f I"=°f°'°"“*"‘°‘°°‘"‘°*
  _  .  --  ~  1,,,,,1 ,,,,,,,,m &tno Qptm creme. wide :msd perm... wfgngg
1- _rue _death  ossaturday more tm 1 used n0dd__~t_i_g_i¢;;- ____ Ae-=°°H ' uname :hm are bmi of  _ .`,»{¢1,__
_ing', of Harold I Sill!  as I began  -broad feet. 'Weds thesamctor the aar-
Albert E. and_  Jani-  jimprove veryrq_idiy‘§_an§_’_l_l#WI¢%H '39 yi! roi' 1933 fooged pm-,p1e~_ B, smd’_inR,_~t§e
;Charlotretown. Death   1bor§__withoutahytmubic;_>Tliey_ar_e the lmgdsof ,‘,g°»5,.‘d° we hm! “_ fn ,bn _
_meningitis ‘  medicine I h&V0 ever used’  I om". mu. sho” nr" youlwm alwnys »= I
he means every word he says, and his* ~
' [otherpapers pleme °°py°] .f plain statement mu-it carry great weight. e
Gentlemen,-'Hy three ol,i_ildre;,\i WGN 1
nga ___ _  _ W0. -- '
hours they were greatly relievetk,___i_md~ in Tumi” *i°“¢“ °°
`§`§a`"`
it
B d th erecomple'  and ehcckedt`h"‘ h. _ i 1
1;imly¥si>¢1i;:ew§'our val “L_ j' ent “msg” " ' he W=°=°“=1
l ' I ~  _p
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Boston
_ $5.50-Winter Rate'-.$3.5 J _
/ I9. the Steamers ST
CROIX will ka!! St.
John _every Thulin!
morning, at 7.3c o' _
stands , for 
Lubec, Portland an
toe Mmfdget 8.15 a.
ns., Portlsn 5.3¢: p.m.
select all»;&silwsy Stations, and Ssggsgel
arnvan¢xaSt._]o on i
go directho tifsteamerand take
orState~room ort.hetrip.- Y_
a§d»¢‘b;_fminfbrmathn'»a'pply. to
, , have ever been known to _ctall\m¢r» _
N~»1r~w°.w°»»-M-~» <»-'»=»»=~»~'-       _ 
exported from can mesa-y during' the   > ~ L ~   ~"'”f 11 ‘ it "   * a °‘
mimi, ~ _ ' - i General  _ , Bicselilksnd
orseptmns-. 30,159 a»,,,,~' wanna
__’_' ‘ » _ _. _ »` " m__ _ H. __
0°lIsbs.cc1ds,bsancness.anaotbll'\hreat _ ’ " -lcintsli .aber
~ ilmesuueauieunuandbrvwccsao- ,,*,,,,,,,,_ r » ~ _ _  __ _
'r- I'
rio .greeting was attended by thousands' 
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willvisit beth. i »_» _  _ _
Before deciding however, hewill”
Cornwall so as to ensure success when _he"”' _
-commences operations hero. Ha;~_¢;9n{_'_ _  __ , d  ~» 
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warmth 'oi' these ,,f§‘St. Helen
. $2-.75 the pair thatéthey were
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Mirrors, Toi-er Sets, Ebony Brushes and C.>mb=, Dressing Cases,
Purses. etc., etc, _
Smgk _ _ |-_  _  ___Chnce Havana Cigars in small
  au_ , Pipes, a large
who   'fcaddiiii , »-» Rom
and Ga     ylo: lilo* rs,Pxpc¢, etc
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