.Mason __2s, uns. l_|_ ~ --
on V ,
 .buns sf
Hnwrhusnililes
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feel lilee anything-
'comlualne bf poor appetite 
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and emarld_ ' s a good
bundles wine. up
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””Syrul= of Q
Hypopllospllites ` 
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 nerve' and
 known and has
re oredthousandsof suffer-
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5 ’ YHU Illllii Will
, _ ' _
III
Pui_1`_an Ad ln the Ex-
change ‘Column of the
 -Guardian l"ree For
Limited Time
THE _ CHARLOTTETOW
°¥°|1\li8e. was a native of Cavendish.‘
gall Province, and is fondly remem-
Wd DY lllony 'friends here. ~"-
_ »S'I_’- -f|_0H_N. N. la., Mel-eh za.-A tell-
°_l was unveiled' and a sermon' was
§'°\°\lDd -by Rev. J_. H. MacVlcar,'
C. D., at Bt. Andrew's -Presbyterian
“:1\iroh_last~levening to the memory of-
M° f°Hi1e\' nmol-. the late Rev. L. o.
MtcNeill_ The tablet was the tribute
t - the cohlregation~ -and largely
hhrough the suggestion of Mrs. E. At-
uerton Smit-h..it was arranged that.
e unveiling should take place before
"I9 llllbiihdllls departure of Rev. Mr.
Macvicar. who will preach his last
sermon at St. Andrew's next Sunday
before leaving tor Montreal where he
will remain until August when he will
sail -for Honan, Chine. to resume the
mission work that ile was forced to
uurilnlon or the tablet le-
~ Sacred
to the memory of
Rev. L. G. Mseneiii, A. M.,
Who for 18 years was the faithful
S" .. was the same as they took then. H
Pastor
of this church. `
lass-1904.
ol`ee'14¢h oeteeer, A. o., 1913.
Universaily esteemed.
This Tablet is erected to his memory
by his congregation.
"Per He olveth~._l-lie Beloved sleep." _`
Mr. MacVicar’s serlrlon' was a warm-
hearted tribute, vibrating with sym-
pathy for `
“That best portion of a good man's
life-His little nameless, unremember-
ed acts of kindness and of love_"
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
The West Kent School basketball
team do hereby express themselves
willing to play the two desired games
with the Queen Square School team,
under the conditions mentioned in the
Q_S.S. 'challenge of the 23rd inst.
B. NEWSON,
Manager, W.K.S. team.
llilli-`l Uiiiliilll iii f°"‘” “’“""““'" ' 
‘ ‘  . _in ` ` " `  The 18th round of the Chess Tourna-
| I  ment will be held to-night at the
' __ - _ ‘Dalton Rooms, beginning at 7.30.
Dr Luudle and T. B. Woodman are
nev_ L_ Q_ M m ¢ ` expected to' playoifltheir final round
the following exfl-I3; 5-;=ne;reg,_t_;)°|:: ‘togethen On Saturday afternoon at
the Y.M.C.A., beginning at‘2.l0. the
iinal round of the tournament will be
played as follows:-Dr Rolls vs. R. E.
Match; L. P. Tanton vs. L. C.`Worth`y;
Dr Lundie vs. W. S. Louson. This
ilttal round is purposely being run oi!
at-the Y.M.C.A. to 'give citizens an
opportunity of witnessing the last
games 'of the tournament. hould any
tie occur in the scores, the games will
be played off Monday night. Dr' Lundie
is stil lleading all the players and if
his nerves do hot give way will likely
be champion for this year. “But it’e
a l'ong»wl¥.'even yet, to the enchanted
cup." Everybody made welcome to
those last two sessions.
 ._,      Filllifiiillil -Liiililiiliiii
(Continued from Page One)
the Deople of this province, having
claims against the Government, a
ilat to.enforce those claims. He tho-
ught that the position he took now
c
believed that, on a just cause being
shovm. if a settlement could not be
arrived at the granting of a flat. was
the just and proper course for the
Government to take. But it must be
Buarded very carefully. It must not
mean an open door to every person
who wished to bring an action against
the Government to come in and try his
luck. Surely there should be some-
thing done before an application was
made-for the right to sue. Surely in
every case a claim should be present-
ed and some opportunity given the
Government to settle without a suit.
in this-case the iirst and last they
knew about the claim; was to be
found in a petition to the Governor-
in-Council in the name of Davison,
signed by John H. Bell, his attorney
and agent. They never got u claim,
never got an account, never got any
opportunity whatever to settle, and
Mr. Bell simply came in and said
"we want you to allow us to sue you;
we want you to grant permission to
sue the Government." He did not
think that any Govenrment, guarding
the Treasury as carefully as it was
their duty to do, would ever think of
f ;- __ 5 _ _ granting a fiat on an application such
as that. If the case were presented
The Ch°"_|°,t§°¢.9Wn U““_"‘“““ 11" 11°  __ , to the Government he could assure
‘doubt tlint`*ll\ltId!‘¢dS 0! lid l‘€\\d0\‘9 **"" his hon. friend that an enquiry would
_llave articles of"some kind, that are Rev. Mr. Cruise left by the D08! Bile* be made and every effort pug fm-th
'- perfectly good and useful, but for
_ whiohthey can find no use. Somebody
else migh want just those articles. If
jyoubkil' work a trade through the med-
' ium of a 25c ad. woui_dn’t it pay you
, The Charlottetown Guardian's Smal
,\Qg_»haye-supplied. many wants of its
readersand this' new department is
‘ineibly/"a'n‘extension i of this service.-
'rhe Guardian -hopes it will becom
~very useful to the public. See tile en-
nouncement on page two.
To encourage readers to use thes
.Exchange Ads, The Guardian will ac-
cept sds FREE for a limited time if
' presented with the followingcoupon.
l
` Good- For One Exchange Ad.
This coupon is good for one
Exchange Advertisement, not
over 20 words in length, to
run 3 times In the Guardian.
_ Present coupon with ad. Not
good for dealers.Must be used
' by' private individuals only.
Ads asking for money will be
- . charged for.
Nemo ..... ........ ........
_.J Address  ._..........
cial last evening for Harcourt, N. B.
Mrs. James E, Welsh, Charlotte-
town left by theboat special, at 8.30
_ Mr. Benj. Bremner, Charlottetown.
-left last -evening on a trip to Mont-
Mrs, Edward Arsenault, City,- is
ericton_
Mr. A. C. Saunders, Mayor of Sum-
merslds, was in Charlottetown yes-
terday.
Mr. John Richards, Leader of the
Opposition. came- to Charlottetown
lost evening and registered at the
Queen Hotel.
Her many friends will regret to
learn that Miss Mabel Rodd. of Messrs.
Moore at McLeod, is conilned to her
home with influenza.
Mrs. George Dunsford has returned
to her home, in South Melville, alter
spendlnga few days vv_ith_iriends. in
to do Justice in this case, as
in - every case. 1-le thought
he was only taking that precaution
which should be expected of every
'-' mst evemng- 9" "Wie £0 B°5¢°“ 0" °~ Government in requiring tlrst of all
I Visit a precise statement of what the claim
consisted of _ how much it was and
what its foundation was.
The committees then reported on
E Wal and T0"°m°- the following bills, which were read
a tlrst time: To incorporate ll. W.
-McEwen & Co., Ltd., the Charlotte-
lg visiting relatives and friends in Fred- ww” Cu,-"ng C|u|,} Auld B,-0B_ mi
ln pursuance of notice No. 16 the
Premier then pprescnted a bill en-
titled "An Act to amend an Act for
the appointment of Stipcndisry Mag-
istrates for the different counties of
the Province of Prince Edward xs-
iand." He also asked that Rule 13
be suspended in order to allow 'tile
bill to be read a. second and third
time that day, in view of the desira-
bility of having it enacted immediate-
ly. In explaining tile bill he- stated
tilal. the -Magistrate for Western
Prince was given exclusive jurisdic-
tion at the present time, and that ex-
to the diiilcuity which they proposed
C'°p°“d` .___ ‘ ' “’ °°"° by "“‘°"'”" ""’" pm °' me '“°“‘ C°“‘~°““Y» L*”‘“°"» “ “°‘e “f ‘"5 But at the same time when our present stock - is sold out much higher
UOM|li&iif_iilU$i_'S  
_ Piiiiliiiil illilliillli
_ _  1
(Continued from Page Two)
since been reduced to about $85,000.
"Tire Honorable C. Dalton remitted
the sum of $85,381.25 for investment
in a spsciiled security, all of which
money has been miss.ppropriated,ano
he has now no security.
Canadian Home' Investment Company
“Canadian Home Investment Com-
pany.--The company is acting as true-
tee for the contract-holders, and the
sum of $43,533.19 is included amongst
the deposits. This sum is made up or
‘ the money originally taken over at
March 24th, 1914 (which was then
oil deposit in two or three different
banks), and moneys they have cul-
lected from the contract-holders
since. There is no doubt but that
the company should have kept all this
money in separate blinking account,
but they failed to do this, and quite
recently thevstandard Trust, Limited,
has been appointed receiver by an or
der of the court. They have made a
demand on the Dominion Trust Com-
pany for this sum, which they are
now unable to pay.
Shortage in Vancouver Qiiice
“The above are the largest indivi-
dual examples of money which nas
been misappropriated. ln addition to
this. the company has acted as execu-
tors of various estates, and also as
trustees and assignees. Practically an
the moneys collected in connection
with _tile administration and wind-
ing-up of these estates has been mrs-
appropriated., The shortage in the
Vancouver ofilce alone is $33,502.52.
Owing to the lack of time I have not
investigated the shortages ill the
branch offices. In connection witn=
the loans made by the company l
wish to point out that at the time the
transactions were entered into the
security taken was considered to ue
ed at that time to realize them the
. p . c
to search the titles io some of the
' properties held as security.
Credit Balances and Liabilities
"l am submlttin also n li art r
credit balances and liabilities of the
tors, creditors and clients as at Ou-
tobcr 10, except that statements from
some of the branch offices are illclud
later returns have not been received.
The total liabilities to the depositors,
clients and the public amount
$2 067 583 69 ill addition to wllich the
Loan account.... ._ ._.._._.$150_00G
000 for their holdings in the Brltlsn
chards. Limited, Seymour Arm E -
tates. Limited, Central Okanagan
Lands, Limited, the realizable value
of which at the present time cannot
H othecated to Bank.
"ln addition, tilcre are also included
amongst the securities some munlci
Howe Sound and Northern Develop
market conditions were such that they l _ _ _ _ ’ _ _ _ __ _
§§§;§t“1”§aQ,‘;“§:_fl‘,;d ig Igfvlgiiiuggilriu _ Occupylng double the space lt dld last season, lt is bigger, brighter, better
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pet department.
ln many respects.
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Take the Elevator to our
Big' New Carpet _Department
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Our friends keep tell-ing us that we have greatly improved our store. "
f-,,,,mc,,,,,,_ and ,md me ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, W,s,,_l. We ourselves think the greatest improvements have taken place in our car-
Modern display racks enable you to inspect the goods without losslof time  »
or trouble. - 1
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Dominion Trust Company to deposi- , v ' fi 1+
creased. _
-1 -- --     Handsome New Rugs p '
_iI,*:'i’.1‘.“""’*“e “°“" M ‘S “B fu' A All the best weaves, Weltons, Velvets. 'Axminsiers
3.”.i.§‘fI.i‘.f.‘.;.' ..'...'.'.,...;l_'_'._ __'__3_1i§;i.»?».-‘,- Brusselsv T3-P95t_rYv_ Ingram: even' `g°0a" makew-
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" it f th I td _
and t0 511°” `Wm' D°“°°'-le to as: the lgadlicxoldys vthlriouhs ser::?l?‘l)ti(:as?fl?;
“me the Sumame "5“m“°*'-" nominal value of which amounts to _
about $1,600,000, this including $640.-
§,‘2,’,‘,‘,‘§‘yb‘,§‘°,§,’,’,‘,f,‘},‘;}f‘$,§,,‘5f,’;“§j§;$k‘; ‘;‘},‘;` All the new patterns at last years low prices. We bought them before
bonds of the Columbia valley ol- the present high prices went into effect-landed them before duties were ln-
B 1
be ascertained. I    
"’ . to call and inspect 'them
°‘“““'° ’””‘““°‘*°" ‘““‘ “"‘*“ "“°_ vul debentures. debentures uf thu, without feeling under the slightest obligation to purcllase. ' _ '  I
Clip this coupon, and present it at M G J' S nh h has b can -actwhich made his jurisdiction ex- Central Okanagan Lands' Limned' » 1
- th one an omee w in your Ex- f ~ “‘ » W ° °°“ » ' elusive uufhf-1 the M°¢i=*'°'° ff" *hi* emi verleue accepted dren.. llmellhl- prices will rule. lt's a good time RIGHT NOW _to buy your carpet. -'
chin Adréése page two for style of necled with me §~°Y“|bB°"l‘ 0*' C‘;“°de*;- other part of the County would have mg to approxlmamy $130_000_ nn of _ ~
ed _ Ch'"l°“°"’W“' as _°e“‘“`”“5 9"' ~ co-ordinate jurisdiction. The remedy which I believe Wm eventually be \ ___ =_.._
-l ‘ ' ' ' 1° Billldeck- C~B~ ' » required to be applied at once, and he pam » ~
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lsursnpnosrnarss- nl. G R ...M....,.. ............jgggfg,-3.;e..:.gG;3§nm,§.;,§.131,; ..,-..,,. ...inf on -lu -»1>----lu Beer & Weeks l Beer & Weeks ,| Beer & Wee_kS_§
5 ‘ ~ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ . ' ' ‘ ' l 31, 1913, the company had earmarked
Purchasers of fertilizers gnc lint: :wen u§<l;>rnt;fag1;el3l $11,923:. allow or-the alll sem; reed the eeeeml ,or me sec,,,,,y 0, ,,_,,,,,,,,,o,B ,_ mga _
_’ W0\\ld 'SBVC !Il0¥ley by m0V' har ° e own ° P - “iid third time men' amount of securities, most oi' which
' B'-Weil Weeks has B0 fi" "°°°V°"°d “B ‘ The bill was accordingly read a sec-
'_ ing HIGH* 5\|p8I‘ph0B|)h8t¢ t be “Ne 'to mmm to hm. home; ld d b mm have sin'ce been hypothecnted to the
 ~ h in is good ° ht Mis Elm who has been- ‘md time' cm" We Y °‘ com e_° bank as security for the above over-
f__l}0W,_Hh¢Il t C B0 _ Her 4111118 ef. B '_ _ ; ofthe whole House, Mr. Doble in the d ft nl is mc, I d h the,
_ _ _ ra a 1 ul e 1 r secur-
 ` " ' ` ' 053| ill( Of ll!9i1d|ii€ N°U'@ Diime A°“de"‘5" “cl chair, engrossed, reuda third time and I / _ I _
35 “lefe I5 3 P _,LA companled her home “ed The bm is as fonows ity above reierrml to I might Doint
 = ‘ngashortllde
¥a ‘ ' 'V ' ` '. i pa“A l A t to amend dn Act . ' ' '
 &  9115'3'23M6 An excellent portrait of Mr. W. C.f for The appointment of Stipendp gal? IE'e"é{g;(_g\;?1“‘;g“?h;“‘§;;d‘fk I“‘E:lfl'
liett Grand Representative of the M mm,” for me mfferem - YP ~
'  C°d - d t Ord" of Oddfenowm “W “S previously been set aside and enl-
lll GPG" 9" Counties of the Province of Prince k d u it fr om of U,
1 th fl t of tlls_ mar e as sec r y o s e 0
i "ni-5311 uh--gnu-,;§<,9§,°“'f§‘,_f’,,”,;‘:;’ .‘?3§i.i‘2.’.‘;.y““‘i§l§ l..§..'“.f"i‘li§ Log- E“v`ii'!l'iil{§’XS“l. 5. ....l..l,l. to nl.. ;§;';p;;~,°"_§;;;g;_° '23, §;>_§gl"1;;_Y_,;',‘;,';;_-
B (lil Hilfe Htl' If *'° Q '_ ‘ N, .. _'
.llm|,,_’q,,, manga and breelie up the pecg/El, (|:>;lll|»;lt.;he;l“etm_\l_vla’e]r gvxipaud the iéigliiigeglganfgrv$;lestth;r1ni;ll>c,l;f;_ hypotheeetlhg lt le the bank.
c°m"P"'w° J2 c' and 50°' per home' ill this' Province and is a Prominefll ?i'";vrlsh% s Numbers 1 to 11 inclusive ., .‘-s°"'°"' S9” °f A"°""
MacKinnon Drug C0-. C0\'“°1` Great chime, m the Hub = ° th. t tl; _ h u M be and ex: Mr. Hodges reported in September
George and Went Streets. Mil. ai' ' .90 “ ° “mf 9 a “ to the inspector of trust companies
‘3|“5\V°1“"|°‘“°t°“' E A TED b that from tile Victoria branch there
» 1 -»-------*  L  th§lLL'I`;t';§;§\7{lf3}1;`?g‘m oflfn dcheswg' had been remiltted dw the head ofllce.
' ,f v _ _ ‘ ' $116,000 col ecte from _depos tors
“'9 _AVON THE HELD OF _ :_ . ._ "V9 Assembly °t the Pr°"m°° M and clients. He.forwnrded trial. .bal-
- ‘ ` ' ` ' ” ‘ " P"‘““" Edwwd Island' ` ances of the Victoria and Regina o-
; _ HQNOUR." V
' ii/`ml‘s.fMareh"24_-A note issued
by the _Wal-. omee yesterday °°“°°'“'
ing the oath _recently on the battle-
ll la t_§reill C llingnen, councillor .
of aisle; oy." lvl. iaelllenoh was uvus _
to take puwounded sgldier oltltogfsxiglti _ _ _ V
ge r' wh _ ' rasmeu '
;l’:uel¢° ' :.8 'ridinnaiile ol-dere that M.
_ “ ' ried
-t ~Zl°`I3.‘i’°’-'l?=-i.T°l‘.:.::3i§
._ ` he f _ U’ '
l-ell'ie “nee thegeuleit eel-mul thu"
answer to Coliignon‘s name " dead on
the field jog honour." _
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if sevlsh feverish and sick. ll"
P "California Syrup ol' Fill-Y’
child naturally
Bee tonllle l
its little
need A
Mother!
the section added to the 51'
16 by 61 Vic. Cap. 6, ge
ords had never been inserted
. 0
thdll
Merle tee ' ol the
land
fees set
,_ l~a..u
by striking out the wor s nd it ,ev Med B emma
59 S"P°“.‘n°"y Masismne 11° :llfdtelndl aligns. The dashlon B hand
have ex°~l‘f,'w° 3""°d§§"°“ -in was shown as $5.180. but there was an
T°W“°m9°' 'md "M 5° .Act 57 overdraft to the _Royal Bank of
CW- 15 md “m°“dm°“"' theres’ $4,227.31, 'and assuming this to_ be
3° "ad ‘md °°“°"“°d “fn Q 8' represented by either or its equiva-
thg were the following:-Depositors,
°°"‘-"‘°°' 9-W’-ii °“' 1 ss oss ess so leaving e llemlee on
“Hd .f°""_"°“7"“5°“-t' depodit when the company closed its
il" *g&V*”"“°“' °" doors ez‘t4e'1_'112.s4_ but this was
U10 Chlfldt Q 1)] D /(1
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out that part of the indebtedness of
ilces. Of tile latter he said there
were some points in it which he did
lent there was only a net amount of
$942.89 on hand, as against which _lia-
bilities which might have to be
taken care of within a reasonable
tlnie or perhaps almost immediately
$141,275.79: clients, $8,593.68; mort-
gages, $7,702.75; trust funds, S32.-
'i24.68;. or an aggregate of $190,356.80.
"A statement of the Vancouver of-
ilce showed that from April! 1. 1912,
to October 10, 1913, there ad been
deposits' to the amount of 68,553,796.-
10, and withdrawals to the amount
$21,227.17 less than was on deposit at
the former date named." _ -
A 
HLAD.
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HOUSE 0F COMMONS
(Continued from Page One.)
be added to the I. C. R. to ratify lilo
agreement. by which tile Govcrllnlcni
pays $2,700,000 for the intcrcoloninl
Railway of New Brunswick and to
authorize the Government to tnkc over
the New Brunswick and P. E. l. Rail-
way for $270,000.
Mr F. B.. Cnrvell asked ii’ nlly new
arrangements had been made regard-
ing the St John Valley Railway.
Mr Cochrane replied that no pro-
posed entering into nn agreement
under the Act in April for the roads
llorih of l<`reclericton_ Regarding the
lille from Prederictoll to Gagetowll,
the Minister said that it would not be
placed under the Act, but that a ser-
vice would be given llpoll it. The
Minister said that the new line would
enable all engine to carry one-third
greater load than the olil line. On the
new lille the east-bound grade would
be six-tenths per cent. and the west-
bound live-tenths. The grades on the
present line, he said, were over one
per cent. Mr Cochrane informed W.
F. Carroll that the contract of General
Manager Guteilus will expire in May,
and that it is almost certain to be
renewed, as he is giving satisfactory
service to the Government.
Mr Carroll thereupon declared that
Mr Guteilus is not worth the -$20,000
per annum h{e_is being paid, He be-
lieved that n expressing such an
opinion he was in line with the views
of the member for Colchester (Mr
gtanileld, chief Govemment whip).
e believed that there were men who
had grown up in the service, some of
whom had left. it to go to other rail-
ways just as capable-of managing the
road as Mr Guteilus. _
Replying to his critics, the Minister
of ltailways said that in the admini-
stration of the lntercoiohial he had
_endeavoured to look after therinter-
este, not only of the Maritime Pro-
vinces, but of the whole people of
Canada. He had tried to keep out
mlltics. 'and he believed that that was
the interest of both the employees
and of tile people at large. He might
lie -wrong, but as long as he held his
positloff he intended to carry' out filet
policy. Another principle which be
had laid down was that promotion-
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should be by merit and by merit alone.
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only Millisicl' oi' llnilwnys who llud
lluull crilii-isoll. ilv had llcnril Lilzlt at
former ol-clllllllll of that pol-litioll had-_
locked his car door nt stations to nvolll
trlllllesolne callers, lie had llevcr
locked ills car door nt stntiolls. '
l’rocccllillg_ Mr Cocilrulle said that
llllller thc present Government tile pay
of employees llnll been illrrellscd a
lrelllclldons mnollnt in lilo. Aggregate.
Ho thought that there was no railway
in the land which had a better class
of employees as a whole than the
l.(‘..it., and every lnun who showed
llnlt he took nn interest in his work
was being watched lor promotion.
Regarding the change ill lilo system
of management. Mr (Tocllrnno 'said
that he llld not think that llle sysienl
ill vogue under Mr Graham llnll work-
ed well. Mr Pottinger was a good
lnan, but llc was getting old. He had
to ‘know lnnrv :lilollt lilo ronll tilnll
llllyllolly clsc ullli hall ilcelll ulllti to
give thtvlllinister tilo llliormmion hc
required. l _ _
Mr Cocllrullc said illat..1.he_ lllunagc-
‘ment was getting lilo coniille-llt*e‘ of
the lnen now._ The lllcl\_i'ealiiu‘d.'tEhnt
thc llmnsg'emcllt.hud_lheir welfare nt
llcurt. They were taking great inter-
est ill their uolllpui_g_ll__tor__§%etyjlrst.
>lmtll‘t’or'tllelnsv'lves'and p  ly
of thetravellillg public.  _ .-
Mr Guteilus, suill tile Minister. llnil
satisfied llilll in lilo l'llli._.~.ilc__\\'ils
prepared to luke conlplcio r`espollsl-
bility for what Ml' Glllelills hndglolle.
lie llid not think' thc snlnl‘y`llo` `r`ecl‘iv-
ed was exmlssiviz, ullll llc proposal in
keep llilll ut lllnl_ salary ns long llrl
he had llle collscllt cl his collenglles.
f’l`ile chief irollblv with the l_(‘.lt. in
the past. Mr (‘ncilralll= thought. llnrl
kept Mr Brnlly over from the fornlcr
Board because Mr llrally had seelned
li
been ihnt tiley_lriell io get grmios
'instead oi' gcitilll: frcorl of ihenl.
when mere te poison there is paln.'
This is a provision of Nature to warn
I you against conditions that ure likely
to rove serious.
- gonetipntlon o t
the bowels is un-
doubtedly the
greatest source of
disease and suffer-
lnl- By usingoao
` of Dr. Chase‘s Kid-
ney-Liver Pills at
hed-time 'as often
as is necessary to
keep the bowels
regular You can
ea:-ls h constlpatior:
an t sconsequen l -
indignation, and re- guna'
“move the cause of bacltsotls. rheuma-
tisrn and other painful dlseasn.
"Daily movement of the bowels" _is
the greatest law of health. Dr. Chews
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Constipation," Indigeetion ‘P 9 1 
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Searched for a Cure for Years-Advised to Try Dr. Ctiiofe
Kidney-Liver Pills and Was Cured. _-  -_ _ __
'Kidney-Liver Pills will help yougto
form this habit. add to ¥ouo__yoa2_rs.
and bring comfort in old age.
Professor A. T. Smith, l__|Li.._,Ch\l'_i_oL
an-set, Montreal, and formerly of i_3_os-
ton, llaes.. writles:-"1 suffered for
many years from bad dlgwltiohfoon-
stipation and horrible bagkagbss. I
have been tfedtcll by many' dboforl.
without any _re‘sulls‘_ One day a friend
in Boston advlsbd the use of Dr.
Cnssa's- Kidney-Lum:-.. Pitts.-_ -.-_-flatter
nelng two bexes l hetleeo ¢ree¢___lln-
provement. and after the `four_tt\ bot l
was completely sured. My digestion is
good. I never (eel any pain.-in-the
back. My head is olear, and I feel like
a young msn. I thlnk_‘Dr:_'Cnaoe's
-Kidney-Liver Pills are one of thalbslt
medicines on grin." ~ _i_~!_~ ll
Dr. Cl\ase's ldnoy-Liver Pills, x o
-pills dose, ll 'cleats rho; at.-all dm-
srs or ldaiaaspo, Beta; 0o..1i4ll\|\~,
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