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EXPERIENGE
ir itil Tmtiiiaiit at iiumniis
lltli tion Tiiaii liuiul
` Elliot rltli ”
0ll`|.'lCUR| _ REMEDIES.
I llsissrlahlséie-stlmeiiial trois
s iiast Intalligslit ani
Tnistironliylniino _
"Aiamoresmeon myiisekaasin ¢
dayostwritwsssslsrgeashslfsn
orange. was very muah alarmed for
felt It Wal malignant. Hy fi-leudg
tried to persuade me to consult my
physician; but drsadigf that lie would
_:ist orzousing  ei I wgiald not
Mm » lil 0 ure
seeeiveae _'aiu ‘oeneaii diiiiiiniiii r
goo! tgdformsr  to an-se.
URI. _ . I _ ck yer ot
Ointment &.h=dser`elling. On mag:
ins it I would bathe my neck in very
warm water su%é!utioura Bosp. In a
few days the ticurs Ointment had
drawn the swelling to s.head. when it
 ._..'°'°"..':.‘:".;'.'==::..'" °°°..:_.°°
a s n o, s u
and bathed, and fresh Ointmgnt put
on. Pus and blood. and s yellow,
cheesy, tumorous matter cams out. In
about three or four weeks' time this
treatment completely eliminated the
tumor. The soreness that had ex-
tended down into my chest was all
gone, and my nesk new seems to be
perfectly weil. - _ _
' “ About ilve or six years ago my sis-‘
ter had s similar experience, used the
Cuticura Remedies with magical eifect.
I am wiiliaixycu should use my testi-
monial, wit the further priv ego of
revealing my name and address to such
persons as may wish to substantiate
the above statements by personal letter
tome." Chicago, Nov. 2, 1902.
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Uutiegr Rssolvsl Ibm
Coilil ll, C\ll¢ufl'\“3i'h‘4h.::tm m.CllI.io\a.r’\°£>?:ha=
sold throughout the world. r don. Church
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CH’ l UWN DEVELOPMENT
-AND _-
TUURlSl ASSOCIATION
Prr:sident»-Hon. G. Ii. liughes.
\`icc-President-V1. A. Messervegu
Secretary --Archilialfl Irwin.
'l`reas\irci= -_]. M. Davison.
Executive Coiiiniiliee-james Patou,
W. F. Tiiiiiirirsli, j. l’. Gordon, D. .\`ic-
holson, F. ]. Nash, R. C. Cotton, \\'.
W. Stziulcy, \\`_ li. Croskill, \\`.
Lousoti, J. E. li. I\lacCi'eady, C.
Lyoxiei, ]. D. Taylor.
All requests ior information niliiresei-<l
tothe Secretary will he promptly rc-
piied to.
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Was Characteristic Feature
of Meetings
Held in the Different School Dis-i
tricts of the Province-More
Money Voted was for lm- i
provemerits, Etc.
Continued.
ansasron,
The meeting was _very satisfactory in
evsry reqpsct. The receipts were $535
an ' the expenditure $43). The
supplements were increased from $13)
to $250. The fourth room was ordered to
be re-opened. The total appropriation for
next year is $444.
BOUBJB.
The annual School meeting took place
in the School room, Sonris. James Mc-_
Quaid was appointed Chairman ani A L
Fraser Trustee ln place cf Dr.
McLellan whose term expired. There
was voted for the ensuing year the sum
of $650.0), of this amount $%)006 [lor
supplement to the teachers, one half to
be paid to the principal. George B.
MoEiichern was appointed auditor. On
motion theDomestlc Animals Act was put
in force ln the Seuool Dist}'lcl. for the
ensuing year. Frank Massey, Michael
Uheverle, D. Hearts and Einiund Lavle
were iippointed Reeves.
lAYYlEI.D_
The annual meeting was held in May-
field School on Tueslay , with W G
iiioust/outa the chair. About the ci-=iiai
innmbaroli'-iitnpsynrs waie present. Th;
following are the trustees for the ensuing
year:-Silas Wyand, Nelson Orr and J. E,
Fraser. The sum of $5250 was voted
for expenses, $20 of which is tu li: u.ed as
lsnpplcment to teschen' The ratepayers
have secured the services oi Miss Martha
Brown as teacher for anozher year,-this
,making her sixth year of continuous
touching ln Miiyflell. Cmgra'ul\r,ious
are due the ratepayers on their valuable
choice, and all bespeak inriny years of
success in store for Miss Brown.
Exam. and Pat. please copy.
I’0\VNAl..
The iw iiuril scholl meeting was held
on the ‘.lt~i. inst. Joiin Smith was appoint-
i-fi Cnairinan. W Julson the retiring
trusts e was succeedel hy A‘hsrt. Jenkins.
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THE MIDLAND
RAILWAY
as followsz-  _
LEAVE ‘_Rl{i _ i‘.
Truro 5.00 a. ni. Wiiidsor 8__q:> ii. iii_.
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Until further notice, iriiiiie wiii_ riiii  but keep ii, laittlii oi this remedy indyomi
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H -gon m “ 9.05 a. iii.
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“ 5.i5 P. m. " 7.25 p- nl-
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“ 2-45 i>-1f-- __“ sw P-
Winilsor 7.40 a. ni. . ruro 9.55 a.
"| 9.50 ai. m. “ 1.50 p.
H. V. HARRIS
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, (icing for Chamberlain's Colle,
i Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy.
' Don`t nf. ourselfin thismi1n`s lac
’:oine. Thorn in iiniliing so goo for
(lolic, Cliiilorn '\lf<>i'i;r|s, D_yseni*.er_ 'md
Dinrrhoen. It is r.-:iiiizlly valuable for
Summer Complaint; mid Clioicrn Infan-
tnin and has saved the lives of more
children tliim nny othcr iiicdiclno in use.
When rciliiitfwi with waiter and sweet.-
Oneil it is pleiisiint to tiilrir.
You, or _soino ones tit' yoiir fnniily, are
lmre to need tliie ri~iii¢><l_v sooner or later
nil when that limo <'<iiiii-.~‘. you will nggd
gt hiuliy; you will nw/l it quickly. Wh
[mot buy it now iirnl lie pri-piircil for aug
The Beard new eonslste of James B Jones, rslnalumol.
Jun" Pnuzm' ‘"1 Am°""J°°“”°'A A The annual ssnool meeting of Frederic-
  s°°'°""y'o'|”'w° ton was nnld Tuesday. The present
'  `l»‘”_m’§,‘Pl-'Nui '“°°l’..P°9_'““’ www board are James M. Stevenson W. M.
iq” “‘-“gm” w'_“°"°x.n°°"s‘ It Moriison, Howard Weeks. The district
?h°h°--lzihnuau:-°~'-me {"."°"§.9b°°ut"’ is so well pleased with their present
° 5° apt .'_i‘»"-°u“dl"“’ Th “m't°" leacl-er, N. S J. Murray that they have
"p°"' inn’ °“l°‘|“(-‘_¥i°° Sp“"‘“°° voted tiima liberal suppiemeni. The
ui" Adt °`mpb°“'<z~'“h° s“°°°°d°d her' amount. voted tor contingent expenses
f At the afternoon mtpglng the following muh Q _owl of $55c0_
resolution, which has been lu force for
years. was again made law, viz: “That
alldomsstlo animals be not iillowedflo
run at largeln thedlsirlct for the ensuing
year," Caution. Thlslaw is lo be strictly nwpuum Supplement 5-75_ em.,
enforced without fear, favor, or partiallty. "ut expenses MOV grading scwol ground
Th” m°°i'|~“-' " “su” "M pi°°°°°"' “H SN. A unanimous vote of thanks was
locking forward tothe building of the under” me m.|nu|m|_ ML Le Lwhem
Consolidated School near Pownal.
Krscsron. ,
The annual school meeting passed
od' quietly ann  conducted
inaliuslness like way, |,lr`_a'_t,"_Vv_ras highly
creditable to the rats. payers. George
Oruwysretir-ed ak.”-irstee and was nn.
a_nl|nousl`y re-slec%g`__)se will also act as
Secretary, as hitherto. Midsummer
hulldayswere sustained. List summer
the school house .pres moved to adi-ter
site further frqm the highway, and
thoroughly repaired. Larger grounds
were also purchased. The expense in
connection with these improvements
beingheavy, was not allassessedlast
year, ii balance of $80 being carried over,
which wasvoted at the meetlnigthls
year. The following are the appropria-
Uoiitingent Expenses $1)
B ilauce of preceding year`s repairs $80
CAPE TBAVIRBE.
The meeting was harmonious through- ll
out. The trustees are A. J. Mei.-;od,R. l
Brown and .lames Reid, re-elected, in
rcD3ll`B. N0 teachers have yet been en-
»` giigerl. l'
ELM.-DA iii-Ii i
_ The following votes were nisile at the
school meeting. Supplement. $20. Fuel
and contingent expenses $10. School
house $l2_ Tot.al$5l. The secretary of
the trustefs is J. C. Beairsto.
Kl.l_ER5l.IE.
An excellent annual meeting was held.
‘For the past. two years the school has
been repaired and is now in ext-ellen:
ccn<lit.lon.$162 was voted which includes
an increase of $5 in ieacher's supplement.
The map, presented by A. A. Lefurgey
running expenses. The new uiiip o
the meeting, and sonie were not very wel
forced into the schools. Just. one yrs
iyavnnuisi-i.
The annual meeting nf the Cavendieh
21st. Charles Simpson was appointed
Prince Edward Islind was presented to -”j’¥{”1`
LOWER IIONTAGUE.
At the iinnuil meetina' the fol-
lowing sunis were vored by one
for the interest he has taken in the
Lower Montague school.-B. Aitken,
Secretary Trustees.
_ sianoara.
The annual meeting of the
Margate school was held on Tuesday
last. Oniyssmali number of the rate-
zerewere resent A supplementei
$25 to the primary department. The
school has progr ssr_d favorably under the
principal, Ml~s Mabel Brown and her
assistant Miss Ramsay. Owing wlldiss
Ramsay sending ln her resigmrlon a
new teioher will he req-ilrei for the
primary department. for the coming year.
-Mr. Glyden, Secretary.
PORT Bl LL.
Prince County was held on Tuesday the
21th last at the usual hour. William
and Ssoy of Tiustecs as Secy. An rew
spli ndid map ofthe 1) .iiilnlon of Canada
on the one rite an I of the world on ihsi
other .showing iill the British possealons i
fo' another year.
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OF lN'l`Elii-`.5'I` 'I0 'l`Hi)i_'5ANDS.
ii .f i>..i.i‘.< Kinriey Pftis ixinigiii
ll aith to .1 \Velland Merchant.
Wni_i.Ai~w, Out, June 20i.h.-(Special)_-
One of \Ve‘land`.~i most prominent inci-
cliants, Mr. J. .l_ Yokoni, rnulies ii Shiite
ment. that is of interest to those thon-
sanils ofiiinmlians whu me ~ufl`erii\|.¢
from one or o.,her ol the \':irioi:is forms oi
liidiieydisiaw .\i.. Yokcui siiyaz-
“Fnr a yeiir or moN__I had Kidiiuy
Ciiiiipl-aint in all its worst. symptoms. i
M' P' was nmngly ackngwiedged' Tue became greatly rc lucod in weight. and iit
present teacher Miss Mamie McLe id has _‘meg W” “name U, do anything I
yeslgned. iloctorcii and irliril medicines but could
tzei. no relief tlil I tried l)od<l`~i Kii'iii-v
Th “nnualsP_E:;;T;_l__x;l'l);)f S _in Hel _ l i’illr-i. Frniii 'he iiixit they scenic  L/oi   Leading 
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bchoul No Un, was held ln tne schoolhouse,  L “LVL LMP P we OVN cum me Thrgughout Can{|da_
Roiiiiiii iiienniiaifi .inning ciiiiiriniiii. on °‘"‘l’ Y _
Ronald McDonald retiring Michael _' ”“"'”'i*_"
‘Lamb was appointed trustee. A Ferguson Huliiiréds sttilltlg
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'was auditor and examined the hooks., , _
Miss EvaBReaghtendered her renlgna   
tion as teacher. On niotioii $'d»"i U
was voted for supplement and $3-'i for Theyvre Best .
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$50 was voted, $?.5'o the principal and
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tionsz- The annual meeting of the rate-piiyrrs V _' ii'
T0Mh€I`B Sllbiilsment $25 ofthe Port Hill School Dlirrlct., No 4.  ‘ man__in at as wen as pattern
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otal $120 Montgomery was appointed Chii iduian _ _ vs_ ps’ '18, no'
Gillis retiierl as 'i`iu»t.ee and on mfiilon of ' _
The BUUUU WWUDR °f ‘he 5°l1°°1 meeting was re-elected. The suni of iiilrty _  ` _ __ /\
District No 82, Cape Traverse was dollars was voted as supplement to thei ii  __  1 /' ~
|1014! 00 T\l€SdBy» T00 i01l°Wil1R V0*/59 ie»ichei~'s salary. lt. was moved hy Ai'chl»|} l' l   l ,_ _ T i _i  , J A
were meds:-sunniemeufs $75 for both vii-i1i1cii'g»iiii».iy seconded by Aiinrew. j  *__*    /' l. “tl  3.
l'00¥!\S. l`\ll-illillil 0193715" ‘md "PHYS Gillis than the thanks of the ra‘e-pay(-rsi
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intranet
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"Fit-Reform” Flannels, Serges,
Tweeds and Homespuns are the
bean ideals of summer snitings.
Cool, light and easy. Trig. dressy.
elegant. With a style and fit and
grace that prove the masterful
“ Fit-Reform " tailoring.
Every shade and color combin-
ation that fashion and good taste
suggest. The right suit for every
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PROTV -ii BROS CHARLOT'I`ETOW-=
$1112. '1`ouiis207. _ef ine Pm iiiii siiiifini piiniei ii.-.I f ~ ~ -.
STANLEY Bmm;E_ teuderedihrnugii the S<cretai'y of this_ V V _W
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mace ‘if J°h“ M°Gui‘m"' mined' N0 Motion carried uniinluiously. The District. i
5“p°ieme“i' W” ‘iowa f°r piincipm' $25 is very nrix‘ou~ to Secure thc services of~  ,,
for ss8!stant, $65 for janitor and $10 for nw. mn, pcpuiar fpmhex-_ John B Bm._._ n i
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ago the riistrlei. was at the expense of _
huylng a ninp of the Maritime i’rovln<-es.  L0 lilly
§ MONCTON TWEED
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ischooldistrict was held on Tuesday the   gg £;‘;if";__"‘__`§_'_“;__‘L'
j Hundreds of licys wear ii.
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meeting to AA Lciui-gey M Pfcr the 5”- --  ~-~--»»- - - ~»-- ~ -- »- ---------_ ~- ~~
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Rain or Shine Coats
are simply lnclispensible. The only
protection against damp clothes on
wet days. And they are shapely. Q
stylish top coats when the sun comes _ _ @
out. "PROGRESS" tailors convert
the rich, imported, rain-proof fabrics _
into the haridsomest of Overcoats. l
The man who buys “ Progress ”
Brand Clothing, buys quality. ,
Progress Brand Clothing may be had from
Pao shoot,
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-i <i i.iii M~l.nynii\ iifriiiiiiii ii rim-ii.i 1
iw-..»~ liwr Kii..iri~ lm.-~ ci»iidii-.~ii<i¢._
i`~~.a_ hiiiili-~.\ li»i¢~ 4.iii`ii<~i_.~ ii‘il 1-.i
‘Chsiiuiiin. The supplement vcteli for lhc 1 ' ‘”""*-" "Wi \ lun" i`.ii....if.'.ii»..». cn.. in .. ,.
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iteacher was $25.00; for all other purposes _     |T i».».ii.g¢ si.iiiii».ii.~..i in-me iw, iwiiii i»i<»~
i$il(l.00. All the rate-payers were in favor _ _ _ V _ _ ¢i.i~fl~i~»\ /the iiifi f§f»»» lin- ii-_ .i ~i<.».. ..
_of a Maher Supplement if the pmmnt  H§_:7__\§_;s°l;vl-é_.r ‘W fihouifi- _ .oiiiiii-~_ iiiil l~..~iiii._~ i i “iii :iiiip .~ v _
.r.i~iicher, Mira Dockendoifl`,had rcinnined 2 Tm. (,0..I_ 5,, |.,w.__  l""‘”' l"“""-` i""‘ 1-' ‘ “‘ "` ' -""` "‘ _
lwith us. Trustees for the present your I -Solc tiger-t__-lfi~r lg; IC. l6_ln_ri_d_- _Q ’ A‘id'°“"' _‘_ A KAN PYOYUPY fliieliimll- _ 0
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Cali .=2<<r‘;ii‘L-, i’;i\\c;ig‘<"-_ i.; )_f;;;.g@
CiC._ <\'i‘.`i in i»vi\;j.»»r‘ 'ii light;
!r."iii..~ or at‘.\.1ilic'i- ~..l-if ilu.-iicii
Orilcrs li-ft at .'\iii`»iiiri`i<I io Mp.
Kinnori`.\' Drug .\".i»ic ir ii ilie
-'vn‘ili.<_ Sy<i"i-\ frfiiiu. i,¢_\y
Ft'\i:i\vi5i>:i < Cornifr ' t l :iw ii.:-
` 'Jin mer on '  ri ze 1'. wnts. ‘ ‘ ' _
(__7dw,y_ e 2 <5 L.-H _ . . , . . . . . . . _ . . _ . . . . . _ . .
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