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In our yr sent, showing of
gun metal blots you wil sae
rlle most exclusive array of
Womens Dressy
Wa'lliirg Boots
that we have ever exhibited.
The :tyles are new ‘and
natty. good comfort and yer-
fect fit i-1 assured --we lm w
you will be | leased with the
showing. Many grades ani all
sizes $3 50 ro. . . . ,$5.00 a pair
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and cooking apparatus will last
much longer rf you use ourcoal.
We hive now on hand all kinds
of fre.~ll mined coal free from slate
and stone. .
Send us your address and we will
quote prices. 
Phone 111 -
ii. Lyons 81 Go
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Christmas Ruihhy
| leaving your photo
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‘Exhibition Visitors’
HOW ABOUT YOUR TEETI.-II. While
in the ci? exhibition week dro ntu our
office an have thi-m examined Eltiiiii OF
CHARGE- Only takes a few minutes and
we will tell you exactly what you need
and it won’ cost you one penny. We
make teeth and guarantee -hem to ill
~xao=ly. Wa also guarantee p ,rf ctrun in
Crown and Bridge v ork. Extracting and
f liwg without pain-prices moderate.
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OF' INTEREST TO WOMEN
A titled Irishwoman _who has u
large country sent and entcrtains a
great deal, has hit upon u charming
device for making breakfast, ia more
cheerful function than it generally is.
Instead of the one long, dreary table
at which everybody must eat,she has
`round tables, each with its own sap-
urate service. Let a guest come down
at what hour he ;~vi1i, he, finds. hut
coffee and tea ovcr the spirit-heaters,
on the side tablo, and hot cups--
some of them the thick stone china
cups which are used in the inns of
Normandy, and which keep the heat
so well. Crisp French rolls, portions
of butter, and various breakfast del-
icacies ars in readiness, too, and a
guest can take what he wishes and
sit down at a little table, alone or
with o. friend, and take his coffee in
what is almost us good as solitude.
"Yes," said a-florist, "I can. work
miracles in my buslncssn., For ln-
stnnce, I can grow you lettuce while
you wait-sweet, crisp lettuce .that
you may eat for your dinner with the
broiled spring chicken. I do :it ing
- this way. I take a handful of lettuce
seeds that have hccn soaked over
night in alcohol; and I plant them
in a box containing threc inches of
loam and a qulcklime. I water this
soil, and in ten minutes .tho -seeds
_ ' LARGE PUMPKIN vlNa:.
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burst. In twenty ‘minutes two! tiny
leavcs push through the, earth. The
A pumpkin vhw' °°v°““g °"°` leaves grow and multiply. Iii. an
eirhth of an acre and bearing 500
pumpkins, is growing of the farm of
Dr. R. G. Sloan, of Little River,
South Carolina. One of the pump-
kins ia said to weigh 100 pounds. If
it is possible to remove it the vine
will be exhibltcd at the State Fair
at Columbia.
RECORD WHEAT CROP IN INDIA.
yt ____ _
Ono of the largest wheat crops on
record has iustlbeon harvested in In-
dia. -India‘s previous record crop
was 374,000,000 bushels. Most of
this is for export and already it lil
estimated thug one to one and a
half*~.rrillinn tt ns of wheat is now in
course of shipment to Europe. .
gnoaau-aa ar-r i__< 2-. e_..’
Coal
hour they arc ns big as half-dollars.
'Then you may pluck and eat " them.
~'l`hey are delicious-a fairy salad.
iSometimcs, when I give a dinner
iparty, I have one of thcsollttle are-
lparcd lettuce beds in the centre o'
the table. The guests soc tho 10051100
grow, und when the time comes fr-~
the salad course, thcro is salad
blooming befnrn them, all ready for
thcm to pluck."
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Best Quality of lisrrl
for Base Burner &
Furnace
Soft Coalr ‘
1 Acadil Nut
Acadia Round
‘Albion Nut
Albion Runamihe
in the breakfast room several small
‘has been incorporated as the New,|
- ...°'1'I-IE MORNING DAILY Guar-
dian can beobtaiued at W. A. John-
eton'a, -Montague.
...'Ml'f.. ED."D. FEE!-IAN il Guar-
dian representative in Bouria. 1-lie
phone number ia 5,- W. L. Dtngwelli
...°'I'l-IE MORNING DAILT Guar-
dian can be obtained at W. A. John-
ston'a, Montague. 
...°'r. oonnou lvms 'la Guardian
agent in Montague. Hia odce phone
is ll and residence phone 20.
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...°l=n1zu wlunmns. -`lulcbas1
Keenan, ‘Georgetown Royalty, won
first prize for registered Leicester
awe lambs at the King'a County Ex-
hibition.
_ ...°SU'BBCRIDERS should renew a
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and thus
not miss an issue, as all papers are
discontinued promptly on expired
date. ' ,
 GEORGETOWN.-St. David's
Presbyterian Church, Georgetown.
The Revd. A. J. W. Back will preach
on Sunday, Oct. 5th, at 8 a, rn, On
the Brink of Fate, and 7 p. m,,
Resignation. Visitors heartily wel-
come. There’ll be no Prayer Meat-
ing on Oct. 8th.
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Dr. Albert Ross Hill, president of
Scotia -'forty-four years ago today,;
the son of Daniel and Esther Davi-
son Hill. Ha received his early edu-
cation in the schools of his nativel
Province, and at the age of sixtecni
became a teacher in the schools of _
Nova Scotia. He received the degrccl
of A. B. from Dalhousie University in r
1802, and then went to Germany,|
where he studied at.q_3erlin, Heidel-
berg and Strassburg. ` In 1895 Cor-l
neil made him a Ph. D., and hc began .
his career as an educator at the
State Normal School, Oshkosh, Wis.,l
soon after marrying Agnes S. Bax-.
ter, or Halifax. amos than he heal
hccn a member of the faculties of
Cornell, Nebraska and Missouri, and.
was elected prcsident. of the Univcrs-'
ity oi Missouri in 1906. -
October 4» is the birthday of the
Rt. Rev. George Thornloc, Bishop of'
Algoma, former rector of St. Peter,
Sherbrooke, and Canon of Qucbcc
Cathedral, at. Coventryq 1849; oi
Henry Frederick Dlissett, who won
high honors as a British commission-
er in Africa, at Montreal, 1847, and
of Dr. Charles William Edmund Body,
theologian, who was provost and
vlcri-chancellor of Trinity Uniitersity
Toronto, 1881-94, at Clapham, Eng.,
`l`i{5`1. On this date in 1899 the Hon.
A`med`oc Emmanuel Forget was ap-.
pointed Lrlcuten `nt-Governor' of the
-Northwest Tcrrizsorics, serving until
1905, when he became the first Lieu-
tenant-Governor of Saskatchewan. It
is the anniversary of the sending of
the first mcssngc over the Canadian
government telegraph line from Ska-
guay. ‘ _
iiEYi 0LlSO0Yi
' .DEVELOPMENT C0. LTD.
____-
Our neighboring City of New Glas-
gow has certainly been taking on new
life very rapidly during the post
year." The immense plant of the
Eastern Car Company, Llmited,which
will employ 1500 mon, would alone
support quite a town, but this is on-
ly one of several things which is
giving New Glasfow a boost at this
time. The St ndard Clay Works
which was alrcudy a large concern,
has more than doubled its capacity.
The Brown Machine Company and
thc Bailey-Underwood Companyhavc
consolidated aa' thc Eastern Stecl
Company, with largely increased cap-
ital. They have acquired a large
tract of land rind will build a mod-
ern plant for the manufacture of
steel castings in addition to their
present lincs of work. Many houses
havrhcen built, but the demand hn
hccn so great that men have had to
go eight or ton miles from their
work in some cnscs to get a place to
llvc.
Recently a Company has been form-
ed by some of the citizens for the.
development of New Glasgow. ~Tbcy.
have purchased a.large tract of land
on the West side of the river opposite
the principal works, and will build
n bridge across the river to put this
property within walking distance of
the larger industries. The Company
Glasgow Development Company,
Limited. It is their, purpose to build
n model town with regular streets
and sidewalks. The whole plot with
the -exception of one or tw'o stroetsr
will be restricted to good residences.
In another column this Company
makes announcement of the opening
many friends wish tliem a long and
'happy married life ‘ `
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zminent Serb whose electrical inven-
tions promise to revolutionize wire-
less telegraphy, was born at Idvor,
in Southern Hungary, of Servian
parents, fifty-five years ago today.
`He is an almost unique dgure in the
scientific world, for he combines
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...°I'l' PAYS to buy in this Province
...'FOR LADIES' tailor 'made suite,
go' to W., B. Leard, Souris, Newest
auitinga and overcoata in stock at
Bouris' Eineat Tailors. All cuatomerl
get satisfaction. 1920-10-M11.
...'GORMAN-Wl-lIT'i‘Y,- A very
pretty wedding took place at St.
~ -Ma1‘garet'a Catholic Church, Souris.
on Tuesday September 30th, when
Miss Ida Gorman, St. Charles be-
came the bride of Mr. Jamea W.
nuptlal knot was tied by their pas-
tor Rev. K. C. McPherson. The
bride was pztttly dressed in a suit.
"of grey with at to match, trimmed
with whiteplumes. The bridesmaid,
Misa Ethel Power, wore a dainty
suit of blue, trimmed with white and
.a hat trimmed with white and red
roses. The functions of the grooms-
men were ably discharged by Mr.
‘Johh Gorman, a brother of the bride
After the ceremony the happy cou-
ple drove to their future home. Their
iHi HUMiii PHDEESSIDNQ
Prof. Michael Idvorsky Pupin, the
"under one roof" the genius of the
. inventor, the practical' “horse sense"
of the business man, and the rare
[ability to impart his knowledge to
others. As an educator, he is the
the State University of`Missouri and head of the laboratory and professor
one of the most omincnt of Amuri- of electro-mechanics at Columbia
can educators) was born in Nova `University. His many -inventions im
clude a telephone cable for under-
rrround and submarine use, numerous
devices for perfecting the 1ong-dis-
tance telephone, and the famous
“Pilpin coll," which has greatly ex-|
tended the range and usefulness of
the wireless telegraph. He has mar-
keted his inventions so successfully
as to realize a large fortune.
P O O O
Col. His Highness Sir Nripendra
Narayan Bhup Badahur, Maharajah
of Gooch Bohar, was born fifty-one
years ago today, and succeeded his
father at the tender age of ton
months. The' Mal1ara;iah’e son,
Prince Jltendra, a handsome youth
of twenty-six, recently married Prin-
cess Indira, the only daughter of the
Gaekwar of Barodu. The wedding
was originally scheduled to take
place in India last May, but the
bride changed hcr mind and sailcd
away to England. Later Prince Jit-
endra and his brother, the Mahar-
ence of Gooch Behar, proceeded to
London, where the delayed wedding
ceremony was performed. The royal
family of Gooch Bchar is alleged to
'be descended from the gods. This
claim of divine origin has been de-
nied, however, and jealous rivals say
that the Cooch Behar royal lins is
of aboriginal descent. The Gaekwar
of Baroda, father of the bride, is a
scion of one of the oldest families of
India, and his ancestors once ruled
over s. large part of the country.
'Tho Mahnrajah is a famous Nimrod,
and the author of “Thirty-seven
years of Big Game Shooting."
I l O
John A. Blsicher, publisher oi
Judge and Leslie's Weekly, was born
in Troy, N.Y., sixty-flve years ago
today. In his youth he was report-
cr and city editor ofthe Press,
Times, and Whig, in his native city,
and later was proprietor of the
Schenectady Union, and editor-'n-
chief of the Albany Evening Journ-
al and the New York Mail and Ex-
iitttt ttftttftttit =f
Greatest of all American Indians,
a brave warrior, a Napoleonic lead-
er of men, an able statesman, an
eloquent orator, a diplomat of rare
ability,-such was Tecumseh, chief of
the Shawnees, who was slain in the
battle of the Thames, in Canada,
.just a century ago tomorrow.
A cloud of witnesses attest Tecum-
seb’s bravery, sagacity and nobility
of character. Major-General Sir
Isaac Brock, commander ol the Eng-
lish forces in Canada at the out-
break of thc last. war between Eng-
land and tho United States, wrote
of his rcd-skinned ally, "A more sa-
gacious and-active man does not, I
believe, exist." ~
As Chief of the Shawnass, he at-
tem1ted to organize the western In-
dians against the whites, and in this
project he had the assistance of his
brother, Elkswstawa, "the Proph-
et," a great religious leader among
the Indians. The latter was defeat-
od by Harrison at Tippecanoe in
1811, and Tecumseh than offered his
services to the British. Acting with
such brave English leaders as Brock
and Harvey, he was almost invin-
cible, and his Indiana would do any-
thing for him--even refrain from
massacre and torture.
Whitty alaoof St., Charles. The A¢chiwn___   
Am. Beet Sugar...  96|
Am_. Smelters...   66|
Amal. Copper... 
Brooklyn R. 'I`....
Canadian Pacific...
Erie......    29)
Illinois (}ent...... 
Mex. Petroleum...  67|
Miss. Pacino...   30
Northern Pacific...
Pennsylvania... 
Reading . . . .
  
Southern Pacific...
Union Pacific... 
U. S. Steel...  
Utah Copper...   54}
'Brazilian Traction.
Detroit .... ..   T3
Dom. Steel Corp'n.... 452 45; 45|
Montreal Power... .....215} 214; 214l
N. S. S. & C.
Richelieu & Ontario... 111
Shawinigan...  
Spanish River Com... 15
Toronto Ry...  
'l’win City...    106
MacDonald .... .. 
‘October......  
March......  
THE STDDK" iiiiiiii
STOCK QUOTATIONB
rQuotationa furnished by F. B. Mc-
Curdy & Oo., Stock and Bond Bro-
kera, Members Montreal Stock Ex-
¢lllh8°. 164 Richmond St., Char-
lottetown, P. lil. I.
October 3.
naw vorla sroonsl ° '
High Low Close
oo'r'roN.
 sq _srl 94|
25| 261
FM so
15| vs;
an ssl
232 232|
29| 29|
 76*
...... 99
...233
111
61 61|
29| zo;
111| 111|
....1121 112 112|
....1611 lsr lcv
90| so; 90|
....1ss| 158 153|
60 5s| 59|
53 53;
...112}
uowrnnal. slooxs.
High Low Cloae
.. 93 92| 922
Com.... 90
 _ 136;
..144} 1422 142%
 21
COTTON.
High Low Close
20.
....1410 1389 1399
Dccember......  ,.....1395 1370 1370
....1381 1353 1353
JanuaryL._...  .......131s 1351 1351
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. '
‘ High Low Close
Dec. Wheat......   87l 87} 87!
May Wheat...  .  92§ 92 92i
Dec. Coru...... .. 70 69h 60|
May Corn...    715 71 'Ill
May Pork...   ......2025 2015 2015
May Lard...   ......1112 1100 1102
MARITIME PROVINCE
B ECURITIES .
Spot-14.10 down
(Quotations furnished by F. B. Mc-
Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brok-
ers, Membera Montreal Stock Ex-
change, 164 Richmond St., Char-
lottetown, P. E. 1.
Ask Bid
Brown Machine Co., Com... 50
`Brand.ram-Henderson, Com.. 30
East. Can. Sav. do Lcan.....140
Eastern Trust Con1pany.....146
Halifax Fire Insurance... 
Mar. Tel. & Tel., Pfd... ...108
Mar. Tel. ds Tel., Com... ... 93
Nova Scotia Undsrwear...... 98
,N. S. Underwear, Com...  45
Stanileld'a, Ltd., Pref........103
-Standelds, Ltd., Com...  'I6
Trinidad Electric...    'II
BONDS.
Eastern Car...     ...102§
` Maritime Nail 6 p.c....  ...100
N. S. Steel & Coal, Firsts,
5 per cent...   ... .... 92|
N. S. Steel & Coal,6 p.c.
Dshenture Stock...   98
Mar. Tel. dz ’I‘sl.,6 p.c.......107
Porto Rico Rail., 5 p.c.....183{
Stnntie1d's, Ltd., 6 p.c........102i
N
40
24\
135
144
99
sl
as
ss
65
70
100
91
104_
100
100
Trinidad Electric. 5 p.c....... 92 89
BA KS.
British North American......156
Canadian Bank of Com......203
Montreal...   ...   ...230
Nova Scotia...  ...  ... ...259
Royal Bank of Canada.......216
MISCELLANEOUS.
Acadia Fire Insurance... ...100
Acadia Sugar, Pfd... ... ....100
Acadia. Sugar, Ord...   'I0
150
20 1
225
257
215
90
97
£0
FURNISHED BY THE MARITIME
FOX EXCHANGE AND INVEST-
MENT COMPANY LTD.
Par ListedPrice
.........100 100
100
.........100
Model  .........
Belmont
(original
Smith  . .
Standard  .. . . .. ...100
Barkers .. .... .. ..  100
Dalton    
Weeks   ........100
Invincible    . ......60
Mount Edward  ......100
Brighton   .......100
Upton    ......50
Charlottct. ..  ...100
125
105
110
1 10
140
100
50
160
100
65
own . 105
FDX _DIVIDENDS
Ponnrsnnn palm wrrn sunl-
'r1oNs as oaopannn.
Ranch ` Authorised Dividend
Capital Per Cent.
B20
145
of this property October 9th, ut. 2 p. BATHING STU is mmhul, 100 000
U*-» Wh” ° ’“l° Wm b° Mm °” tm (London ggronicii? Spring ,Park s 90:000
around, . | nr. Formula For cold the rvlsdrdrn Peerless zo,ooo
-U 00'” 0' the ‘°“‘““g °m'°“° “I Congress that the benefits \ derived Prospect 60,000
NW Gl“°!°“' 0°" t“°“ 'mm °' tm” from bathing vary largely according Smith 150,000
work- W0 'hcl' '\‘°"‘Y “PW” "-° °°°=f.e the climate or uw rides in which canon 625.000
H 0"* °‘“"¢i°“ °° N" °‘*"¢°"' the harm are taken. 'run nsusr ra silver 'rin 25.000
WDW” 0" “"5"” 10"" """k°t 1°' evidently shared by tba Nicaraguana. Murray Har. 50,000
ul' f“m°"_ °| P' E' hind' 190° Mr. Archibald Solqnhoun relates that Malte
~ ”""""`“1_". ~ t."there is a stron rsludice in Nicar- Eureka 80,000
eonrry li 00°* 00° Reserva Rutiamine "Ag a tonic. N000 0““0°l' “"0 agua against bstiginpg, and even wash- Union 190,000
40
0l'00f Y°\`|°0”h°°‘"'° _ “°"° '"?°3th°“°' tm" "° 1°' 9"' ing,whila _on a Journey and for some Riverside Farm-
ooli if
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°°”"° IUWYUES' R-°"“d "°'°¢1°"° *lm °°“ °;l““‘ “;,°'°rdays afterward. 'rue dun ra not ing oo. r»o,ooo
m°°'| F°°d' ` I"n:°tm;‘ ° ,:°°°' “slwashed oil‘the face for aome days al- Maritime 40.000
__AT_.. t0 5 lfflrmyog mu: 2:" °? “guitar arrival, especially if the traveller (PMG ill Chill Wil-ll OM |01 ltlll I0!
‘ :“°3r'“h7 mn 17 YMM, 7 d has come from the “tlerras'calient- sale)
"° "3 “FY 1° “ , '°°“ In es" (bot country, or lower region), Royalty 90,000 240
mnnzef’ hm’ “°;;°'\?l" fm' yrs for a too sudden opening of the pores Magnet 60,000 940
‘ '  “nfl” mn' 2: ng ° °° tmpp ya of~ the skin will certainly produce fav- 0'Lsary 40,000
co ` S rsuvogitalig ,°°`:’r°"\‘:::,t;y°':"::rx\‘;’ er, according to popular belief. The Pioneer 100.000
' _ O 0  =, .  _ youlwrrioflad uw. stood reed . ‘,§f,‘f,'{},§ ‘Zi,,,f§“;:,§§'§,,§‘°°f,f,‘ff§ff,o,,,§‘; §‘,§f.f',§,,,'f,‘§°'° ‘fam ,M
realy ex lent. pe-spar-at on. Price ' '
not ,nn ,rw Ma" 1" GN" Gem clean ln their persona, except when ‘Tyne Vhllvi M G th 50
M _ _ ' -_ MEM travelling, and Bren the uae of water r T00 l\V°fl¢0 '|0011 0| 080 wm-
`\ 'pig pr-0|r|bl¢¢¢_'~ panise is 238 8-5 par cent.
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_i On our front counter you -
-.j will find a range of new
" iweeds for suits that are ¢x~
"’ ceptionally good. They are
" all of English, Scotch and
 Suiting Tweeds ~
r°ox`sior3r`oli_oi_rr'roirsf_
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869
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172
175
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_ The cilvt/1-.\/.sr
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 on lev Bro  
li Irish manufacture and aS '
 needless to say the very
and patterns.
 The ,prices range from 881:
 to $r.75 per yard.
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bu5`v' 5'.'.>l‘c?
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=.-'ii
rto Rico liaitwoys Go?-'
over SIX TIM
peri id last year
  Royal Securities
1757-9-z7Mstt if.
t 7 p. c. Preferred Stock
For the past three years the
earnings ofthe Company _after pay-
ing Bond Interest has amounted to
ES the Prr fr-fred
Drvrd¢r.fl,0r .mr THREE Tri/IES
the dividend on present Preferred
- Stock. _ Net Earnings .for seven
months this year show an increase of
over 25 p c. compared vvith same
' Price on application.
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' Bank of Montreal Building, St John, N B.
1 Montreal, Halifax, Quebec.
Oitiwa, Toronto, london, Eng.
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, CURRANS MISTAKE.
I It was difficult to subdue thc high
spirits of .lohn Phllpot. Curran, thc
Irish lawyer and wit. Indeed, 'many
of thc most brilliant witticisms wcrc
nttcred in the staid and somewhat
musty atmosphere of the court-room
 On one occasion, when Curran was
,making an elaborate argument in
chanccry. Lord Clare brought a
large Newfoundland dog upon the
:bench with him, and during the pro-
,grcss of the argument. he paid much
_more attention to the dog than to
thc barrister. Gradually the chun-
cellor lost all regard for oven ordin-
ary courtesy; in the most important
port of the case, he turned, himself
tonite aside, and began to londlc thc
animal. Curran stopped at once.
. "Go on, Mr. Curran, go on," said
Lord Clare.
"1 hog a thousand pardonsf mv
lord," replied the wit. "I took it
ifor granted thnt your lordship was
émployed in consultation."
, The Cmrcct Answer -Teacher-"If
n hricklaycr gets four dollars for
working eight hours ll day, what
would hc get ii hc worked ton hours
n day?"
Bright Pupil --"I-Ic'd get n cull-down
from the union." '
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tried a number of remedial without.
any good results. I was advilcll £0
try MINARIYS LINIlhEN'l‘, and nf-
ter using several bottles it made a
complete cure, and it healed all up
and disappeared altogether.
DAVID HENDERSON.
Ilclleiale Station, Kings Co., N. B.,
Sept. 11. 1904.
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