‘ BATTLE OF ELMONT, CHARGING
, 1 rim ouARn1n.oimnLorrmowN, rumen unwann '1sLnii,fJ.`&iimsur ‘z6,is»i. ' A
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‘lheend of the war is now in
sight. Everybody will now want
Pictures illustrating the various
battles fought in South Atrich
We have at great expense publis _
eel nine large and beautiful
pictures, on heavy, superilne,
calendared pager.
vm; Bonn Goss Ar Enasns-
uuisrrn, ATTACK or Rmru.
Cannnikss Ar Paaniisnnnq.
Gunner; or Gus. l"nnNcHs
Cnvnnnv ox 'rin-: Ru‘rnEA'ri.\'G
Gm. Cnosaiis Anitv. These
pictures are Zllxzll in. Sample and
terms,2:'>c each: all four_for Sllc;
$l.’i5per dozen; :lo for $3.99; oil for
§ii3$ll per 100.
ATTLE OF TUGELA Rl\'ER. BAT*
11.: or Seiox Kor, Goizposr Hmn
lmxpzns Ar BA1~'ri.i-: or Bi~:1.Mos'r.
B.\'rri.i: or Macsigsrtisreix, Sva-
xxsnin: or Gi-is. Cnoxan xr
&?.\` in. Snmple and terms. 40.1
rsclnall tive for Sl 60; $:iper dozen;
$21 pei' lllll. Very liaridsoiiiel `
printed in li to 14 colors. 25 for
¥i;50for $12. _
.AGE.\"[`S coin money. 'Big
gnolit. Enormous success. `lhe
vctnres are RED llO'l` _SEl.Lh dS.
eritable mortgage raisers. Oiie
1 agent sold 68 in one fl21_v_- We
will send a COMPLETE Ol, I`I"IT»
consisting of all the nine ditferent
pictures. for only $2. This sum
you may deduct when you have
- tdered for $2.3 worth. Absolute-
ly no pictures sent free. l_)on't
waste time and postage in writing
for lower prices. \Vc pay all
charges. \\ e take back all unsold
pictures and refund your money.
Cn! this out and send today and
begin to make money. Address
Xe Novelty Mfg. Co., (Dept. 555 B'
P. O. Box 518, Chicago.
Ph.-uzi>i~:ue:Rv.. These pictures are
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linie to fit perfectly on hygenic and _
iemiiic principles. They givcnccded `
_ support but never retard free action. _
2' Bo be-ner material is ever manufactured h
_i `nio Corsets and no Suer finish is =
 ycsaibie. Fashioned on the latest Par-
, isian, Viennese and original models-
_ - line) cannot be excelled. »
ALL SHAPES, shades md sizes. 1
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IHHTS. LUSTS. FOUND, ET(
IK! SALE-A quantity of dry
.inc John Gillis, Fitzroy Sr..-18 6i
HSI'-“-On Saturday evening
1.11 Qhrters' Store and Hotel Davies,
1 containing a sum of
ij- Dupont _ Owner’s name
1.`i<§ifof£,pu;~se. _Finder vaill bg
lid y elving at ee
in
‘mum-In ine open
ik! of the concert, a |
Lhnttached. Apply
.lTS]WANTED-To sell Boer
iiwarand Family Record
1 agents make from $100 to
ill, canvassing these
dll. See our large ads. (every
il" part of his paper. Home
`.C0.,Chicaffe, Ill.
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10 BE LET.-The de
idling house on Grafton west
maccugied by Mr. Duncan
'1 eoac house and stable.
.iwith a first-class bath-room, sewer
Qflall other modern conveniences
amoderate. Aggly to Thomas Camp
l,Bichmond St. est. 23tf
WANTED-A neat intelligent girl to
imkmiéibghe forehgou, §id
mop. ance o my
it at first. and $1! it
.f il>S.M.MeWillialis,
me Newburyport, Mus.
'ELET-The dwelling honing
" present occu ie .
m. Apply_to  W. wellness
'-'dilute 'ro LET. A
nxstamper Soi. A
'_ _
`lAN‘I'K.-A-g.ii~l for general
Host bevel!-recommended.
Epnid. Apply at this olHoe. B
Ylmust have at ones a
it persons and families in
my to work for ns whole or
pu'd. Noes
3.'°?§i `{.3.¥i°.i0.‘ adn. "
 Dept. A. 180 Yonge
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WANTED.-Capable, person
Eounty to
al lnancial
ps, payable per
an sure and
&Be, definite
pad each Saturday
advanced each week.
i, Csxros Burrows,
5_-__ 1 - -1- in
md. S. IN MA
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butchering business in Tryon is no
in Ives' saw mill.
Tue young people iof Northam intend
a concert and basket social in the
room on Frifiity next.
,\~_ :wid it is 'L 13
iisln
Mus. P. MCN. Be irsto is starting a
class in the art of p inting and drawing
Anyone desiring les ons will please apply
is early as possible., 18 eod 31.
Tai: many friends hnd relatives of Mrs.
Wm. Chisholm, Tryhn, will be pleased t
fearn that she is steadily improving from
the very severe illness with which sh
as sufferei for some time past.
Il 8.11
UBS' Sflwlllillfinfl <i001`=‘~l1fl Sash f&Cf'01`F» been visiting the past month the guest he lived fm- bay,-,nd tha huhhbed span,
Worth Tryon, willclosc down in thecou : - f her cousin Miss Rhoda Bowness, She itishard to divest our minds of the
fa short time, on account of the scarcity ~ so visited her cousin Miss Annie hat our Gracious Queen is hc m0l.°`_
flumber. The employees of the mill ardine,Freet0vvn. . ` mespech to her memory this Court
pumosegoing to the woods ta get ou MRs.Thom».s Tuplin died lther home finds *d.i0\H'Dl‘d “Dm l»0'¥D01'l'0W
lumberto work with. - '
MR. Geo IRvi1vc,late of Cape Tormen- ged 69 yea,-S, Leaving a fnmily of six llrst time in up\vardS0fSiXfY-l'»l1f°B
_  ine, butforwerly 0fiCai>e Traverse. wh daughters and three sous all married butihw DP0°lail11_°‘l Hi? M-'liesiy'-S
has been in the P. E. island Hospital fo ' ne son and one daughter athome. The *J*-iurned, closing the proclamation
v” ' 7 ' everal weeks, is somewhat improved It married daughters are Mrs Samue l1€W0i`<lS ¢‘-‘G05 SlV€ the KUYE"
is expected that he will be able to return Du;-am; and M,-S_ George Heade,-s0n_ n Majesty had passed away during
_ U9 NS 1101116 S|101'UY- Margate, Mrs John Campbell, of Irish- "mini"-' ‘md _thus the 00”” ""hl°l,l'
5.3).; ,_ h REPORTS from diherent parts of the town, Mrs.McLellan, of Indian River, and bee" °pe°°d m her mime was closed
fa “E
. . _ ~ ` ’ the name of the King.
75 province state that the smelt fishing M’ °°J‘"”°S “’a_”`°1_l"°f Sfmmej and “mes _
.»_ I f~ - h industry is Assuming large pr0pox.hi°nS_ and John married in Indian River;also one ~ -__--Q--___
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A correspondent _writes that severa
parties who are engaged in smelting on
n the Tryon River have been doingnweh has been ailing ever since. ' leueiicial results by those who are
of late `
.` 4 .V '
3  _ , _ 2 TEE dog poisoning fiend appears to be _ , mpg, Made by Davis & Lawrence
' "- <=:"~.." ; Amomnme rig°,Mr. W. H.chr1st»_a8°‘° “U “’°fk- This “U19 M1* H- J- ‘ Ltd' ” ~
her,-of Ontario, spend a few days at'the
Lansdowne Hotel, Cape Traverse. His
business was to appoint agents for his
numerous books, and he was fortunate in
~ecuring the services of Mr.__ Alexander
Howatt, of Cape Tru.versc,and Mr. Ernest
Howatt ofCai'leton.'l‘he latter will no doubt
Mr. G, H. Crozier of Coleman returned
yesterday from Sydney, C. B. where he
purchased a business site between Ashby 1
avenue and Sydney on the - Divouport
road. The construction of a dwelling and
store will be commenced at once and will
'oecompleted by May lst. YVhen ready
Crozier in conjunction with Mr.
Gillis, of Coleman, will coufiuctl u
with the prospects afforded those
are energetic and willing to take ad- ~
of the innumerable opportunities '
being ofered To those who locate
A great deal has been said in the
of the dullness of Sydney but Mr.
contends that notwithstanding
accounts current, business is booming.
That this is not the easiest seasonin
the S. S. Stanlev could have made
trial trip is evident from the follow-
local items taken from a Summorsid
dated January, 23rd 1892: “Sum-_
harbor was frozen over on Wed-
night, the 20th, inst., the Ilrsi
season that it has been really closed! _
races were held in our harbor on tb _
and llth of January, and on the 17th
18th of the month the harbor was as
us in summer.Not a particle of snow
ice was visible any where. The last
of the St. Lawrence, which was then
the Summerside Pt. du Chene route,
made that season on December 17th,
owing to some difficulty in makin
way out of the harbor she was taken
.o Charlottetown for the winter. Thus,
is has been the case on many other
we were without a boat Iwhil
would have been an easy .
Tryon and vicinity is experiencing »~
awakening such as has not been
for years. Special evangelistic service
been held in the Methodist/Churc 1
6th of J anuary and every evenin-
spacious auditorium ls lllled with an
audience. It was the intention
these meetings should close on Suu-
night last but the interest manifested
been so great that it was decided -
another week. The eonduetin-__
the services is in charge of Rev. G. F. ~
pastor of the church, who has
him, Evangelist J. Ritichie : .
Montreal. The singing of the gospel _
a speciahfeature. A large choir - . .
organized which, under the leade `
of Mr. Fell sings most delightfully.
Bell sings solos and is often join if
Hrs.Dawson inaduet and it is t -
of many t!ia.t,ot the lane num-
of converts, quite as many have been
to leadla new life by the sing-
as by the preaching. The bible read-
which have been given every after-
at 2.3) have proved very helpful -
iristians. On Sunday next sim' .
will be opened. up in Victoria.
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  matches, at the Railjvay Diniggglistgixiis ardmn' ' _
` Mnssizs. R. W. Ambrose, and A. S. ampwn leftlast ni ht vh,
_ n u ure.
MR. \VM. Caimizcixi., who has given u m.ms_ _ _
I _ pork in ahd hbout Suuimerside during th Supreme Court'
_ -. nd leaves the Island in a day or two.
_ ~ - - - - ~ <1 '<1 f 1 'bum
\-as brought before eonard Morris J. P. Church Sh Eleauors at 5_3() p_ m_ on W0' slml_ aigmce u tn u ,~, mn I
and for wolut of ev idente was ’ overeign __ ‘I havebefore me’ “id
©f\"@0 ll OWIL "°°~`m9»` ln 0*' `ummerside at ll a ui and St Tohn’ l ~ ate
° d »\ '_ - - uuday next- will be conducted by Rev. ,,dsh;p,'..a copy of A telegram
isse . ‘ ‘ _ .
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if r`° Mass’ armed _hmf mm Gqurhes Harold, infant son of Fred and Lydia
 drugstore where he died in a few minutes. _ Tumor’ aged-2 months and 29 dank
make a success of it as he has had prcviouson the p"e"‘°“° mght 8' .valuable f°¥ ` . ' V  *X . th
experiences in the husihesS_ He was re_hound belongine to Mr. James Adams J D155 H9 MUUDU 6111011, @°~ 275 .ID G
commended to Mr. Christopher the "as 513° P°lS°“°d and died'A d°g bekmg Sth yeair of her File’ Anne Lamont’
most truthful. honesmxpright and capablemg W Mr' ‘Nell M°Q“’m`l° “'°'S_ i” mme loved mfg °f Wlumm McQueen’
young man for the business in the 7' `l"r‘-‘nge Way treated with the deadly dl`U8» " husband' seven Sons and four
vicinity.-Con. f
hould not be tolerated and some effort
_ _ I' ev. Robert T. Roche, . D , B<c r
` NERVOUS HEADACHE- His widow is the only surviving sister
0ne_ot the sim_plest,_ safest_,_ and most|e¢,¢,e,~S telling ug, of the great
business. Mr. Crozier is de- -
 most immediate relief, and this treat Rheumagigm mme bg,¢k_ gtg
willjbe remembered that on this ye -
I arm for Sal = §8§s£iit§%‘é§&”S?“ "'““’
 °‘“°°“‘ mm W°°‘1 ""1 F°“°° uma' “W” -The annual meetin f bo
mea urmmnoek Pottwim-1  . . 2°. ° "°
iirodiggg gnebe shipped-y-Nea: school-:io .1 l'_ “Y Wm be held ln
ff ` Char I 31t-,lilll t8 'l k,
Harbor-Plentygof seabrogld. lommwu ammry S a 0 0 oc
Northern Portion of Warren Farm now noon dress v“.;l_¢(df. such other busmess as may
>i' erry-and fronts on Chgmb$  - ’ 
AND WES  eEns0Nii;iiENuoN._
 Mit. Jas. Tait announces, specialties
_ WIIILE playing hockey in the Rink on °"°"" S°° °d'
Monday evening, Mr. Art Gourlie had h .f Hn _y_ Luathieson returned gg
oss broken with the puck. _, own lust, night,
Hocus! boys’luuches and lunches MLB-_ R Bmw '$3 ._ passwgu
f0l' 0V8l'YbCdY. b€f°f° *md “mf” th the mail exprcsslast night -en route
Mr. Geo. French and Miss Ida French
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Hewett,cornmercial men are doing Print or Detroit’ Michigan, where they
County in the interest of their respectiv mei 1 t
MR W R Gillen who has been buyin
stfew monthsisat present in Souri ‘
1 _ _ _ In adjourning thi* Court _
THE service in Sr. Marys Church “swoon” the Chief Jhstice in 5
T C Mellor of beorgetown, N S nz the ,qeagh of Her Mqesty,
Ameetingof thc Catholic Literary i l°|50l'll TNS HGWS Will be
mu ewes heidm the Institute rooms mth deco Sorrow and profound
as: evening for the purpose of arranging hl‘0UEh011l'» the V355 D0S8€SSi0l1S Of
'course of lectures for thc winter. Th l'll»iSl1EmPi!`¢~ Al'€l8D the
1-st on the program will be delivered on 0st beueflcent in the annals 0!
the Fensih by Rev. J. A. Mcnfmala of history has been closed. At every
_ Miscouche. . ' f this Honourable Cdurt, Her Maj y
,_ _ was supposed to be present. Since
` MISS Daisy Bowness. Montrose. hal re- hood we have learned to lisp and
turned from heusington where she has , hemme of B,-i¢,,_;n's Quee d
1, Indian Rive, on Sunday' J,my_- gm noon." The Crier of the Court for
5 ister,Mrs.Andrew Davison of Burlington. 7 THE D & L EMULSION OF
She was paralyzeda few years agoand L[VER (jul may he take” with
' down or suffering from after effects
Massey, Tdwn Clerk is the loser of a` flue ___ _ '
‘Icocker spaniel. The dog had been in the '
Dice all the morning yesterday an 
shortly before noon while following Mr.
_ Massey down street it began to stagger. AtMM_hThe1d on J u mth
_ mt hasrecovered. Distribution of poison ' m°ul`n l-h9ll`1°53-
ught to be put forth to -find out the per- At Eamgtown' New Jersey’ U' S' A'
pe mtor _ unuary lbth, after a slgirt illness,
_ °""""'_ he Parish in the 77th. years of his
' A very distressing and common malady A harles Famer' ESQ' °f this city’
oubtless it has its origin in some un-  l
balanced condition of the nervous system. FRQM ALL, OVER
tliclentremedies is Nerviline. Twenty sliver; fl-gm the usa gf The 1)_
rops in u little sweetened water giv .. ' Menthol P|a3f,e|~g in gases of
ment should be supplemented by bathin - ;~ Law!-encg 60,, Lt,d,, manufacgul'-ers,
the region of pain with Nerviline. To say '
it acts quickly _fails to express the result. "“'*'*"`“._'
Druggists sell it everywhere. A . Clash vs_ Gregi%_hsk ive?
. _ intiscity wa teytin
` rinciple of paying s_pot cash.
Rival Herb Tablets give genera ' 335', they W_lll»_ Wl|?l10Ul5_ 8-U
Atigfgggigg, f ndorse the principle of doing business
_- _ : h bass, yet credit has been, and is,
r » ne of business life in this Cit ' We
_ ` ict the time has come wheny°our
C A R D I ants should act and show greater
,  _ dependence and educate our people,
--- ' howinghmfen tha hdvantages of
potcas ora tei u bs .
T0 Tl'\8 El¢Ct0fS Of '  onsequence our pcoplle gotrliz bugrsers
mmm AND GENTLEH'N___ Owing to the death of Her
At the request of a. large number of  V e mcious Mljesty Queen Victoria’ ‘ha
Y pi fu
» ’ends, I offer myself as a. candidate fo 3 gigga Btlilrnlr' . ,"(n°1e't..hi" bw
he position of Commissioner of Sewe :_ P un I nl °y> St
~ nd Water Supply at the forthcoming " 23 1*
l°"l"l°"° _- _ Miller-Bros. head un t f
if elected 1 will its fu- as possible devote phones, r¢¢<»-<i’s, etc. q I em or
~- time and attention, to carry out th
I' visions of the Sewer and Water Act FUR5-“We must dell' 005319
in the interests of the citizens. _ ug-llgeggfgisgxgigogezwiqglggs’
Trusting to be favored with your sup- aekgi éndchoosetfrolrrn and we
rt d gh, k' 3 you ° nd ._ f on _ , iscoun . owis your
me mi n In m “me °r Weeks 8: Co., The Peoplo’s Store.
~ - ’ lHave you a h h ? It
I remun ~- ou should. Prices l!<i:pat.§[il)l‘;: Bros.
Yours &: kc '
1 ' .. Jackets.-Hurry and secure a.
Tnouas CAHPMLL. i our own price at Weeks 8: Cds
23 d td _ ackets new this season and
' ‘» -- completely cut. All
1 l a Q. ' I H $1211) |90 $17.50 DOW
_ M , The People’s Store.
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The Canadian  for all K. J. f_\‘“'_' 5 *-
THREAT All llllh lfffcflnls
La»g¢B°ui¢=,zs¢=a'=. '
Davis ar Lawnnscn co., Limited, I
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n55long-about15acrascleu-andina ;- DAvI'L-H00?
tate of fertility. 10 acres ready to stump- . - JOHN GILLIS,
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no moat ébg1<.}$u§ir£»ia sguiabie-overioa llilding. Queen 'Streem on
“som Swmmber next 50 ww, on th he election of Directors. and
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mimics walk of Roca Poi' ' ` ” °
For particulars apply to. `
Joint mrwsou - °.
norm em ai we cwumwwn 14 2"' id-
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Yours Respectfully 
Sentner,Mclend&Cn
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31131, l9ll
  We balance ell'
_ accountsfortheyesr.
_ You are requested togbring your bill and
have it rcceipted before that date, ls out
prices aref too -low to admit of long te|'B
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AXLI GRB E made.
th surhce ‘o tis axle.
R _ ALF. A_ MUCH “ICA
L ctr.. co
Petrplesunn. Ehonn
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_ _ ellers interests would be very A '
city gf _ nzléillced. -J- T. MCKENZIE, Tailor. I _
It is only five years since he Roi agreed
its shares were sold for a f w ik och. 'loday
from $30 to $40 each 8 oe e
_ lhose who get in early and rizlil will make
w is early and my list above is right. Bitter
by writing me soon.
Mmmwc
sean
rrisu cAN. is Tl” »~ ~-rlwdid HM! rd
Msrocit .io '°‘°"""“""- 1"” '°""""'
goodproparttesmd we
.15 bestj to turn them into
LD Gow 25 crf.:.;..l.'::.;°.:.'.°..:°l'...
»EAU .I5 mining mu. no mi pai
The Lardeau w-is not known to the outside
years ago-but it is now! The mining world hu
the knowledee of it as ona of the richest districts of
Columbia. 1_t is a district of high value in
, copper, lead. Not a mine isehi ° ore maui
$100 to the ton. Some are abi;|?ungg$300 to 
These are values which the 'world have not been
but we who know the Lardenu do not wonder at
The district fairly teams with ore, lots ofit, U00
Its only drawback has  look of; mil
t one in the spring and then many fottung 'il bg
°“"` ' '°'”     ' _otha Iiardeauijust as was the  in 
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