f_ _NQVEMBER 23. 1914 THE oHARLo'r'rE'rowN cuaizmsn - PAGE-ELEVEN -~
“\»~._-   _ -r0l' Ilifllitl And Uhildrgn,
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I _IIUUIIIIIIIES
Large Shipments of Copper, Rubber,
Etc Paul Th h itat
ish Government, it is said, which
~ “"~l-ggi) ,      “li t'i.'t.tt.°i...
Pmlimt Merchant Thinks His Lita
Was Saud tty "Fruit-a-thas".
DIYSDALB, Our., JUNE i5th. i913.
` "1 am a general storekeeper t th
bove address, and _on account :af th;
l.`.'rU _; _-.:' "_" '. t 2.---1-_-,_-5: _ . _
, ` .Hill   _ El  'Ci   _ |` ff' _`-»  K° d Y - ` H ` ., ng roug y.- great good I have experienced fr
- - -lf .2   I E `~ ’ l B    Britain Will Stop lt. _ using “Fruit-a-lives", I rgoommecgg
*e them toniy customers. They were a
with voinitin and a temiic in
_-f _pr ~  1- .- 
‘  f ii _  
_ __   _ ._ LONDON, November 2l.- Informa- _great boon to me, I can tell you. for
__ me .t....-......-..»n.»m..............   I tion is in the possession ol the Brlt~ gbout two years ago, I was laid up in
. rd. ` S ' pa'
-Li `_._{_'|____`  A\'r°:eTlTl'&_ in _ lproves exclusively that very large .It ¢l1¢ bl” °f ml’ Skull- THC PBI”
i\.|\
t - ~. rlrmrsu Inn.. _ -
_ _;___.»_t_.__;.-.;_ .t't‘.t.'i:t=,ts.‘..':".t’.f':‘.r3`..'tn'.f'lf_ Bef’-13 U10
-l.`l1;"\ 'Li' 
Sli if 
shipments of copper,r\ibber and other
commodities are passing through It-
alian ports on their way to Germany.
1 In New York large purchases of
 topper are being made by represents- 5
,nearly drove me mad. Doctors feared
"it would turn to Inflammation of the
Brain, but I took “Fruit-a-tives"
steadily until I was cured, 1 hnve
ained Efteen pounds since taking
Fruit~a-tives", and I verily believe
lt " ll 9 . "V7" 0' I’°“°°° in R°"*°"d““‘- AU* they saved me from a disastrous ill-
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   *_  e they ““°W th” °°PP°1` W IW 51119000- the more recent shipments shov/,it is
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.-_lt_-in  I-P¢rlf-°iRr1n°\t>i°rf@nSip  wini. HALT THE ooNTn.iBAND. B
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 as ~ it
tAbrn\s.Convute\nns.FeverIst.~ f
ness and l..0s_s 0|* Stihl’ f
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l'olll0lflSBl‘,?,<!iill0ltflM!lIt|l-’ sterdam and Copenhagen, who,it is n
stated, are working on German gp-
count. Directions at the some time
are given that these consignments of
°0Di>°=r ure to be shipped through It-
HUBD Ports to the order of various
financial institutions which are said
lobe controlled largely -by German
Clfpitul. American copper refiners ap-
pear to be capable of protecting
their own interests since they usual.
ly insist on payment in cash before
The British Government is decor
¢»=="- 1. ii. comuvisan.
5_oc. a box, 6 for §z.5o, trial size,
25c.`--or sent postpaid on receipt of
price by Fruit-s-tives Limited, Ottawa.
 -\
turns just published show .that for
two and one-half months prior to
October 19th imports of copper into
Genoa amounted to only. 1316 tons.
A comparison of these figures with
aid, that the-presenttrade in cop-
per with Itnly is entirely an artifici-
al one, und that the Italian imports
are not for the consumption oi that
 mined that it will use every leg-itil country
"' tl stureof .   0 ‘ I .
' mmm 'sm - mate means to prevent copper resch-
ing Germany where it is being mms
s \": ‘ into ainuiunitioll for use against the
~ T0  British forces. Great Bri 1
ta ii, there-
10”- 15 ‘i1Wl’¢»ll\g various steamers
Alb months oldf- _t _ to Gibraltar, _which are carrying ,
_]5Dosrs ¢35Grr<rs - _°i<_>Pt;_'=f te; tasty wtwnuthe scorer is
' _ __ isc arg . ie steamers are prompt.
'limi-,1;|__ _   _ ly released. some of this copper sc-_ t
__  -  r  _-_ \ tually has been found cked '
pa in cas-
es ma d Da
BRITISH F.\ IRN ICSS.
In view of all this accurnulutivo
evidence, the British Government
raintains that there is no e.lterr.s~
‘tive left it but to stop this contra-
band trade in copper with Germany
hrough Italy. With n few possible
exceptions, American exporters do
not suder as they have been paid al-
rke nzig. Other lots are
Bgnocc _ _ ' shi i e to <1 .
“npr Wt-pp” ma -»¢-.v..r.= ee...-A... ...fo vs-.. _...-»». (;¢,I»),:B§ horfxese i‘;lp0"A‘;‘;gg:d£‘r:°Z§g ready, but the British Government,
  Rotterdam- some of these satis...
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P. E.I. RAILWAY
~” TIME TABLE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 1l\, 1914.
_ Trains Outward Trains 1,,w,,,.d_
_ Read down. ` Read u|,_
\.M. P.M. P.M.
6.00 3.30
4.42
6.15
7.10 7.00 5.21
5.56
0.30
§§§”»s
oeroggg
U
9
P
S
. P.M.
10.15
9.16
8.45
8.17
7.50
5°?
'$3
Charlottetown, Ar, 11,50
Hunter River 10,30
Emerald Jct. 9.55
Kensington 9,27
Ar. Summersldo Dep. 9.00
1.15
12.20
11.35
11.00
7.55 _
8.30
8.00
8.58
9.47
11.00
8.55
9.30
3.00
4.10
4.36
4.57
6.00
" 7.10
4.15
5.04
5.25
0.00
' /LM
8.15
9.50
11.45
P.M. _
12.10 Dep. Summerside
1.30
3.00
5.00 Ar.
7.10 Dep.
8.00 Ar.
!"S°$°’.°°?‘>
>-¢.>»-»w:n'
ewumog
> U
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BD.
Elmira Dep.
Ar.
Port Hill
0’Leary
Tlgnisb Dep.
Emerald Jet. Ar.
Cape Trav erso Dep.
Charlottetown,
Mt. Stewart
Morell
St; Peters
1 Sourts De p.
Ar. 8,45
7.48
7.04
5.45
7.00
6.00
Ar. 9.30
8.30
7.58
7.36
6.35
5.25
8.40 Dep.
9 50
Mr. Stewart
Cardi an
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10.20 Montague
11.00 Ar. Georgetown
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cur.-.»-\~"
c'\c'\¢g
U.
Q
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Charlottetown
Vernon River
Ar. Murray Harhoi Dep.
Ar. 8.20
7.26
7.40
Dep. 6.30
P.M.
Ar. 5.35
4.01
2.00
5.15
3.46
2.30
12.20
A.M.
8.45
8.10
sweep?
Noreen-.ng
cm-ooo.
3.50
2.43
2.15
1.25
A.M
0.45
8.31
7.00
A.M.
ar
said to be connected with the Krupps
manufacturers of big guns. It is un-
derstood that representatives of
some big copper refining .arms re.
cently sailed from New'York for Eur-
ope with the object of consulting
agents _of .\German drms as
to the best means of -. forwarding
copper to Germany. ""
Italian firms also have been ap-
proached by German purchasers of
copper with s view of arranging for
the use of the nnnies oi the former
for the purpose of concealing the
fact that Americans copper shipped
_to the purchasers is destined for
Germany. ‘
Since October 25 vessels bound
from New York for Italy, having on
b08r<I‘n’tofal of 7,700 tons of copper
have been diverted to Gibralter, and
the British Government is informed
that some thousands-of tons addit-
ional are now ,en route for Italy.
The larger part of these copper ship-
ments were for Genoa. Official re-
UATABIIII PUWDEII
is sent dircet to the diseased parts by th#
Improved Blowrr. Heals thc u cars,
‘ ings in tha ¢ll)ro:it and ncrmnnent.
IE rnrcn Cetnrrh und llay Fr-vcr.
£56. :\ box I blower lrce. Accrpi my
substitutes. All dealers or ldmalilon,
[ana Q oo., Limited. Toronr- -
Time Table -_
S. S.Hillsboro
Leave Ch'Town. Leave Rocky P.t
pn-snug--a_ e . __-pl-_n1§ 7.30 8.00
~. .
8.30 A. M. 9.00 A. M.
A SUBTLE SUBTEIIFUGE, "
1.30
2. 0
3.30
4.30
An Appeal to the
‘ People of P. E. Island
|-
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seo
o Q
5
P. M. 2.00 P.
3.0
" 4.00
" 4.50 ~
suuoav
ii. M. 10.00
P. M. 1.00 P.
9.30 “ 10.. 0 “ .
_ 11_00 ~ 1133 »- Manhood of Iiritaln. follow on!
| _ __ 
not wishing to be unreasonable in
any why, is prepared so far gs con-
cerns shipments made before October
29 when copper was transferred from
the conditional to thc actual contra-
band lis-t to arrange for the pur-
chase of copper which it has detain-
ell.
FOL-LOW ON.
- (A Recrultiiig Song.)
` Young men of England, come!
At the heating of the drum.
A place beneath the old flag to find.
, There are soldiers at the front
Who are bearing oil the brunt.
So quick march! follow on bcliliill._
Chorus (after each verse):
Manhood of Britain, follow on!
Follow where our heroes have gone.
We know were in the right.
And that helps ii man to fight.
Follow on! . . Hollow on! . .
Cast easo'a`ii'5"s`Ioth.aslde
When your Country's voice has
- cried; .
“Let every fellow iight for me who
can."
If there's somoono shy ot' work.
Come along and make it plain _vou'rc
not the man. ` `
una A- wa  - if there’s someone going tn shlrk.
I
clenrstlncair assages,stopsdrop§' FOIIOW 0|] Bf.fD\l.l.y’t4' (lull, ~. .
Shall the hopes of England fall
While there's left a pair of shoulders
` and a gun? ’
While :z Ilrltlsh heart shall beat
Wo' will never brook defeat... ~ `
But we‘ll light, fight, till the buttlo's
won.
’i‘hen nu-.ii off England como
At the heating of the drum,
'l`herc's no time left for niakint: up
your mind;
For the follows at the front
So quick march! step along behind!
All trains run daily-Sunday excepted.    .I-hey~v_;_ been hearing an me'hrum_  __  
Chorus _
M_ Follow whore your heroes hi-ive prom.-
. .1 »f'_ * __  ‘
-_ ~_ l _ '_' _'-. LaGnppe-
The two clots after a word indicates _ -_. _   `
A_ M_ two beats of the drum. ._ ‘ ~ _
We know wofrc- in thc right
' And that helps a man to fight,
Follow on' Follow on'
M.
2.30 “  
In behalf of
title itanattian Patriotic Fumtl i-LANT LINE "f"‘””“‘lf‘-"°°' "“"   _
Th THE CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND_
e is, as you doubtless are aware, designed
Cause for the assistance of those dependent
h h gone to tight our bat-
agstha lzénalapillnxdlihewsgppili of which_ is_ dictated
by`every sentiment of loyalty and patriotism.
Th The general canvass will be made.
e commencing latter part of this week,
MethOdin the interest of the above named
_ ' ' h Co 'tt b send'nR°n
',f,‘§'§§l`v;l.;'li»<l.i)§'s‘liSi§;Sé'iitpfion rfdl-15° 'rit'EAs1liu-ziz,
. . W. BINNING.
Milt/Igliager ot the Bank of Nova Scotia,
, _ - ~ Charlottetown, P. E. I.
” at as early a date as DOSSIIJIB-
` icome and most useful form
Instal' §};E.l»l»¢vEii>¢ion fo mn funais me ssh
_ 5 ' tion payable at certain stated
"3-55-5'f-°-if-5'-°f°f e“"ri°» ‘°' °..:'.:.°i.‘;‘t.§‘“.:;:“i
.. 1 _ _ ' me
gage dlura'm:>`n(1)f: llclethfzllind atsneeds arise, and also
£55512;  donor to pay with greater conveniences
than in lump Sums-
f The Imnd Branch of l
Tho Canadian Patriotic Fund I
2'*
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5'*
so
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M. MUltPili . iviannger.
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` `S__a`ilii`if_`gs
From For,
» LON DON LONDON .
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Shenandoah Nov. 28
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Nov.” -~
. (via Sud.) Dlaby
_ Dec.5 Rlpplhlnuock - Dee 26
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From __ For
v' s. i. '
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Queen Wilhelmlna Nov. 28 `
Nov. 17 Tabasco Dec. 5
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Nov. 2| Durango ilec. I6
Charlottetown Steam
I _ _ _ CHANGE or-' 'rims L_ _,Y Kp. .|. , _,ml 1,,
rlle S.  “HallfaX’) S3113 C°mm9nc|ng Mmlday the and or _ Lavl.;a\'(i)rr (."llili‘il‘lolllll=,(ll!>(w%`i`l2 ruin,
November the S. S. "Northumborlan<i"
f!’0Il'l Charlottetown f0l° BOS- Wm '°“"° “le C°“‘P“"Y`“ ,Wharf “BI” loaves `\'.-.rn Point r‘ri<ia_v, iaith, `9_:;rl
except Sunday, at 7.30 oclock a. m.
IOII V13 HaWk€SbUTy and  gaggsizg gm leave Pmmu about 1 und it p. m. l.envr,='. York Point 'lucr-
G W \VAKEFORD
day.
fax €V€I°y Friday all IIOOII ' ' Manmek Leaves tftinrtottetowii, 2.4:. :mil Z..Ii0
. , Oct. 29. 1914. ' ' _ , . ._ _`
For further mformaf-<>n apply  tf;r.:°“ i»i:i.:1r“‘a~".::f_‘_.,'.:..% '_=-.:::;
to . _ _ _
'IAS' CKRRtAGHER’ I ‘A  Déegl c _ i,xl2d..»l.E inpllli
gen _ _ ` A _ -i - - ». o.
C*‘“f‘°“°*°*'" ‘_ DIRECT ROUTE Eastern S.S. Corporation
MARITIME PROVINCES
TO MONTREAL
“THE CANADIAN,”
MONTREAL TO CHICAGO.
Only One Night on the Road.
` Tl-IE
"IMPERIAL LIMITED"
Famous Transcontinental Expre-s
-- COAST 5 COAST
Beet Electric Lighted Equipment
_ Unexcalled Dining Car Service
St. John, N. B
If GEO. WALLER, _
._,W. B. HOWARD. D.P.A., C.P.R. S
iIHlP|.l|N'S EXPEHIENIIE _
ltev.-J. .Esslcinont Adams, Army
Chaplain, writes a most interesting
letter to the congregation of the West
United Free Church, Aberdeen, in
which he gives particulars of his ex-
citing work at the front. In the course
of his letter he says:-
“I reached Southampton on Septem-
ber 24, and was instructed to receive
rations lor six days and proceed on
board the S. S. Pancras, a troop shipi
,which in peace times ls ii well-known
South American mail steamer. As
Havre, which we believed to be the
British base overseas. is only seven
hours from Southampton, six days'
rations seemed strange. But in the
army it is “Do as you are told." The
dispatches of the (tommandcr-in-('Iiief
published recently have told the world
(what we soon realized that for mili-
tary reasons it had become necessary
to transfer our base to St, Nazaire.
After a pleasant sea trip lasting
three tlnys, we passed St. Nazaire and
moored \vell up the 'river Soire. I
found the Chaplain General- at thc
llendlluartcrs. and was at once posted
by him to thc duty for which l was
detailed to the Expeditionary Force-
namely, work among Presbyterian sol-
diers in Scottish regiments. In the
nine hospitals at this base their are
ed. and to the “.lo<:ks" :ie they are
stnntly. Some of these nine hospitals
ed, others are I-`r\>n1Ii hospitals with (
soldiers ol all dcllolittiidtiolis, .i It-iv
British, liumlrcds ot' 1-`renr:\i, and u fair '
Scnegalese, who belong to thc Frcni-ii
Force,
WAS AN OUTRAGE TO C|VtLlZA~
TION.
Antoni-1 this st|‘uii|.10 int-tlloy \tuo\\'|i
as thc "Allies" thi-rc is om- common
article of thc fnltli-'l`liis wur is nn
the soldier believes. although he may
uso stronger language by wny of tho
definition! The awful ivonntl-1 titt-
lnritl tales of the retreat to the Marne, _‘
and oi’ the fight at ine rustic pro\'i~ un-_
horror of this war. Our me-ii "li-.tw-,
done their bit." and one is not s\1i'pi'is- i
ell at the ziffcclioti in which they :tri-
beid by the l<`ren<.‘h people.
The fortiliulc of the wounded is ti
wonder to rue day by day. in one toni
two men lie in the next bed une to the
othcr-tt have just watched them tin-
ish ii gains of chess)-one with his
right leg uinputatetl, the other with
his left-"Gocd luck, isn't it. sir. one
pair of boots will do the both of us
when we get up"; in another tent ai
happy privzitc in the H. I.. I.. a condiic-
for on a Glasgow trnrnonr before the
war hroko out, lies shot in the hack in
two places, :tml having also his left
uriu torn by shrupncl; in unolher is ai
“Jock” with paralysis from n bullet
which gram:-il his spiuc, who says he
must get better soon because im one
also can valet his master property;
hero and there tire vases of tclziiius,
that mulitzn tnzilndy of tho l‘l\ampn|:ne
lzouliiry; but wllatevcr thc trouble.
ovcr_vwiioi'o the men are hopcful and
cltccry.
READY FOP. A CRACK WITH Ti-tEi
‘ PADRE.
They are all ready for a crack with
the Padre, eager for news (oven
though our war news is a wi-ek lou-i__
glad above all when it is u iallt ubouti
(ind. It :tiny sound strange, init ttuit_
is the one thing they count on in-t`ort-1
you say “(10011-by till t0morro\v."
'l`I\l-so mon have been iii tho \':\llt~_\' oi'
thc Sl\;ulo\v, and learned tim! (tori wus`
there with them. Ono liiri or`tt10 ist
South Wule.-L liortlcrers. it horn hum-
orlsl (when hc sticks his itioiititit-utioli
medal in his eye and twirl.-4 his muu_-s-
tnchc, might bo ii “rc-|;uiui~ i.ont|o|\
West.-ciul k\iul") said to mo nil of 11
sutltlvll-"l’t\tlrv, l uovtrr know \v||:|t it
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71./ /' __ GQ F 4
/{-My _;___ . _ - _.
_.;f;; ~.» <-
4/ '.. ‘_  For,
` _  .‘,,i_s`_ - ‘ Head-
.” -1- :~ ache. I
eurnlgimi
*<0 ‘QI-H  
ir'
 _ ._ _ ASK FOR A-K TABU-`.`\‘.‘i`f
am. s 1
Frilluv liith. 930 and 12 it ni'
and lil Loa\'e~4 (‘l\arl0tt:=to\\'i\, li 45
l7th, 10.30 .x. ni. und 1 p m.
1 ) I
p m Lemon iork Point, i~'rl¢lu\ 'Z0lti_
730 mill 12 n. in Learns (‘ltr\rIoftc-
town 11.45 null 4 p. ni. Ii-:iw-4 ‘fork
International Line
VVINTER FARES
In effect Nov. 2nd
St. John to Boston.._....$5.00
St. John to Portland._..$4.50
Leaves St. Iona Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays at 9.0) a. m. for ‘.ubec.‘lla»ipon. Pon
and and Boeton.Retumtna,'eevea Central Wharf
Boston, 9.00 a. rn. Monday.. Wednesdays ani
Fridays for Portland. tlflrtport. Luboc and S .
lonn.
Main Stegsliip Line
3  Reduced (are to New York‘
» October lat to April 30th._
Pass:-n er Fteamshi _ _\'0RTH l..\.\'l> leaves
bel I0 I4, I0 2| -ind 28 I"r¢-ight sr-|\'ir'¢"
Was Personally
Attended
by Dr. A. W. Chase
Before He Became Famous as the Author of Dr. Chase's
_ Receipt Book.
Here is a letter from nn aged gc~vi~
Llemnn who consulted Dr. Chase, long
before his Receipt Book attulncd u
world - wide
circulation or
h i s f :i m I I y
medicines be-
come known
to thu finds of
thc earth.
Like rn 0 s t
people of nfi»
vanveti years
his kidneys
were the first
o r ga. n s t 0
break d o w n
nnd when doc~
tors failed to
help him he
_sail
f
’...“|, _
tt. -, ,\
\_/A. . . ~ -
,_`.`,_._% \ _ _3~ f '
_,_-e‘<‘§_ _
_\\f"' "__§2¥'j_"' : 9:.
-\\¢_'};f_'_`:; ff _ /__,/__ I
 '/<=4\
,_-.fi-_
,D ,.,
(Ji 21,.)
AIR- 0. D- Bi\l5Nl':S.
many Presbyterians among the wound- *
_ . . _ \v _ ~ - -
called, l have been ministering con- _ranches at me MSM, singing -»y,,u_
proportion oi' 'l`uruos_ Zouaves and |
remembered the physician who cured
him oi' pleurlsy in his younger days.
Mr. 0. D. Barnes, R_F.D_ 1. Byron,
llllch., writes:-"About fifty _\'f‘:irs nun,
when living in Ann Arbor. Dr. .-1. W.
Chase, the famous Ilocclpt limit; uu-
thor, was culled on to treat mo for
plmirtsy, Ever since that I have used
and rcronimemicrl Dr. Cl|:|sr~'-I tllmll-
r-tncs, and hzivu two of his ilsvolpf.
Ilooks in tho house.
"Some itmo uso ii cout sf-tilt-tl in tho
klclnoys, caiiutmr hzicknchc, frequl-tit.
urination, dizziness, :mil :iil'cctvd the
1-ycsighh My appetite foiled :ind
I could not sleep _-,rilghts.{_’i`_wo
doctors failed to do mr: stir*-lust.-
ing good, so I started using
iDr. A. W. fftinsr-'s Kiilnoy~Ltvs>i‘
iPttis and .\'f-we Fond. The results
lhzive boon highly satisfactory tn mf-.
|Appetlln ln\|»rr»\'i=il, l gninotl In \vol1.:I\l.
_sim-p ‘and rt-st wt-ii, :md lm-l stroni.:
*and well. My kidneys r<»n\imr~rl their
natural functions, and I tif-lic-vo that
my euro was duo tn Dr. A. W. Chase's
Kidney-Liver Pills and Ncrwa
Food. I am 'I8 years old, supcrlntenrl
_work on my farm, and cnn turn in
tzinfl do sonic work inysclf."
I lir. Chase-'s Kilim-3'-l.i\'f~r Pills. Ona
pill ri dose, 25 cents .1 box. All floalers
or Edmanson. Bates Sr C0.. Limited.
I’I‘oronto.
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as to pruv before We went into the
\. c me do it von know mu matic me
hill WI? g0l il()\\ll Oil 0111' 1t2l~'is
_ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . . n 'ul . _ ' .' '
are entirely o<.t.up1ctl_by liritish wolinti- I0 _:t_.. but once we got ,hem ,mm |_,y
_ ' _ ~ '_ _ _ _ H. ' ki .~ t1ti_
' ‘ vou could lizivv Iirzirtl the wholi- rosi-
it
tout prayiiig. Now l pray alwiiys ini'
believe in it_" __
Ami if they pi'uy, they ask ti tho poo-
plr-, nt home tivo przi_\'inp; for thc h<»_\'s
'ho uri' doing their bit out ltorv it
\\ . -
is ai tzrcfit honor' to ho allowed tn spe-nic
, to and in prny with such turn. I\o_
woiulvr tho itoctors ziiul mlrsvs airt-
rf-iis<_-l<=s.~; in thuir slr-vnliott. As ai
r-, until “von <-zui't li(-ip ulzivtiig tor
nu so . _ »
._ _ ,. them tlivy are so |:rntot`ul und good."
outrage on civil:/.ation that is wh-.it They are and they me g,,mQ to 11,0
cud.
On the Suiiduyiiioriiing of (`o1nniun~
ioii day in Alierdcoii l wus <'\\=\i1I1\iil HI
tho funeral ot' a tl. I.. l. soldier, aged
"Y l
little vliilfirvn in (ilzisirow. As t was
quitting his iioilsiilo on tho night on
\vhi¢~li lic tlictl I said, "Good iiiithl,
Jock, I slmii lic in curly iomorro\\'." tio
tire-w Itiinscll' up ii llttlo, snlulvd fi-ohi_\‘,
and suitl, “Gmini ullzht. sir, |`|l he her:-_
but it noi. reiitciiilnu' i'm oil iight, Semi
my tort- to lturhzicl und tin- littii- otics
uiul sity l‘ll he waitin): for tlicm_"
Sui-li mon :irc (intl's own 1-liildrcu.
0
rmnarum Linimenz co., Limited. '
l.'outlonie|t_-~-l.ast Winter I receive-tl
great benefit from the use of MIN-
Allli'S l.INlMl-lN'l‘ in a sc-voro nttnolc
of LiiGrippc, and I have irequctitly
proved it to be vcry effective in cases
of lnflaiiiiiiutioti.
Yours.
W. A. HUTCIIINSON.
28, who has left A. widow mul three
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