‘ RUN DOWN.
tl/hen our appetite lags,`
when we want to be unnatur-
ally _quiet, when the body
responds slowly and rather
painfully to the demands upon
it, we say we are “ run down.
Were all of that and more
Our reserve force is at a low
ebb; were at the dividing
line between health and the
first ailment that happens
along, The system is just in
3 eondition then to take on
sickness. It’s altogether too_ _“_ ‘
gornmon a condition, but it
need never last long; it can
often be avoided altogether.
Is it a simple matter? Very.
Within the means of, every~
body? Yes. Easily under-
stood? By everyone of ordin-
ary intelligence. What should
be done? What common
sense advises for the most
part. Rest? Yes; more than
under ordinary conditions-
much more, all that ispossible °1°°1i°r_iSif~\ duralglllbv- Pr=>im-‘y out -’~
without ivino in to the attack
Air? Plenty; get out into
the sunshine; walk' think of
something cheerful, eep out
of the night air, avoid damp
ness. And as to food? Your
good sense ought to direct
you. Whatever will be likely
depends on proper nourish
ment, some authorities say all.
And whatever your diet,
sion, nothing will cause the
tired body to respond more
quickly There is in Scotts
Emulsion a peculiar element
of nourishment that acts di-
rectly on exhausted forces,
repairs waste and restores
worn out energy Scott s
Emulsion works quickly and
without effort yet one very
soon feels the effects of the
new force it brings. There is
nothing better for the “run
down” system.
Theseclaimsarenotmudood-hand. We
1‘.’.‘.!’i.7'.‘l'.°..f" §‘€.‘§"é$i’“3 i=°“‘....i.....°~°°".°.iii".§‘.§
jiwtwhatwe my if will do.»- We Wilfbe
glzdto smdyouusamplefree sothat you
canjudge foryourself. -
SCOTT & BOWNE,
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‘ Wherever a farmer is building new
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i MCLAUGLIN STYLE 
When, you buy -
GENUINE McL_AUGH
LIN you experienced the
same satisfaction that
you would feel in becom
ing the owner of master
piece of human skill. _
From VANCOUVER to
SYDNEY MCLAUGHI " `
LIN STILL sets dthg
fashion arid the stan ar
for the Canadian Vehicilg _
trade and our rigs can
sepia onevery rcadéiin every _
vi age, town _a U. .
T WE NT?-'FIVE T
YEARS of experience and
iniorovernent represented 1
in each vehicle" ‘ ` _ '
"Quality Iodine* Lou] After ~ Q
Price is Forgotten ” I ,_
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IclautilIntiIr1r.5|iio_»Lit...  
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A nice ici of cigars on 
which we win sen at very iow
Prices. They include 1118119' I
known brands. ' ' 
las. Kellyhllu;
my `
llisfactory work at moderate  ’
Bpcrativc and Prostlictit'
 -i>ENTisrizY--   
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THE USE lil
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Synopsis of Address Delivered
in St. John, ‘
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av rc. nm/Noir or om.
What Concrete is and How it
Can Best be Applied in
Stable Construction. ,
hams, or changing his stables, the
qupstiou of the use ol concrete for floors
and walls is a live one.
, In a country where lumber is com-
Plllliively cheap, concrete is not likely to
‘come into general use for making walls of
barns, but for flooring is is without
i question the best and cheapest sub iran ce
that can be employed. its lirsz great ‘
down in is practically indestrnstible.
saving all the liquii v idinps of the
anima’s, anl this in farm practice today is
a most impo tant matter. Fu1‘y 507 of
the terliiizing value of the manure is in
theliquld portion By having concrete
doors and using plenty of absorbents
this can all be saved and pit on the land
where it will do the most good
Concrete is a mixture of clean gr ivel or
pure sand and cement There are several
kinds of cement In Ontario they have
lactured at Queenston and Thorold, and
this while not as strong as the Portland
cement, is cheaper and docs very well
In some rctions the Portland cement.
'will be the best to use.
skill which an intelligent farmer cannot
supply. First make a solid smooth door,
12it. square, two inch lumber preferred
Then a box without a bottom should be
made in which tolm x the gravel and ce
ment. This can be made of such a size as
to accuratelv measure the gravel or sand.
The gravel and cement are then but into
this box ln the proportion required, the
,box taken oif, and the mixing ot cement
and gravel or sand thoroughly done with
a shovel. It should be shovelled over
twice at any rate, while it is dry and
shovelled up into a cone, then before
ai plying the water the cone shouldbe
pulled rown making the mixture in the
form of a rink leaving ft hollow In the
center bare to the floor
Into this water should be poured, and
dry gravel and cement turned from the
outside oi the ring of the center This will
belpul ed out again from the center and
more water added until the mixture
becomes the consistency of thick por
_ ridge, so it will run down but notbc loft
The proportions in which gravel or
cement canbe used depends somewhat
on the strength of the cement., With
good portland cement, one part ot cement
to six or seven of gravel could be used
forthe lower part of the door, bu is this
should be covered with a _veneer of one i
on extra fine hardiinish is required use
equal parts ot c=men}za1\d;iaud. _
to give real strength. Much omni mek oemenr, which is manu-
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9 ` _
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ls
‘ Before laying the stable ildor a good
inundation should be prepared. It should
be made arm and solid by me aiainon or
gravel or small stones thoroughly pound
od down and the floor shaped as is requi
od for the stable. It is best to have a slight i
llope from che manger to the gutter. The
plan ot cow Stable which is V generally
preferred has a square gutter two tear.-
wlde and eight inches below the level ot
the stall door. This gutter is first made
and the cement laid in it. Then a board
mould is put up andthe cement put in
behind the boards and the boards left
there until the cement gets 
-_ Iflaying concrete only as much ascau ‘
_bs conveniently reached, say apiece tour 
feet square shouldbe laid at one time.
"All the studding necessary in the c=n-
struetion of the Stoils should he a\cz on flat
stones and the cement put round them.
 slllllibotsben ,whcalavlllr
cement to thoroughly pound it down.
faitoarthe tlocc'_-iiilnishod it should ber
sprinkled 'with water wpecially _if the
the! is dry.'~`; Thi$"‘_ll!DliM.;‘b¢ donl‘_`
very day for a month. It will probably _
tgke from a month to six weeks for a floor 1
to harden properly, and sumclently to usr,
and it wm e ih9gsv8h1¥.\1ard_
...se _f p  o»@_ _ ~ so masses
peers.-“L1-its sweat " " limi fsaoufiif be
need in the coustruetionot a concrete wall,
if was are te.
E is - irnenitis watertighf, and will iitip in ' '
I i - o . » . .
combine with it Scotts Emul Laying concrete fioomdoes not require mending wirh biliousness. and cow
9 *D ' ’
THE * -
a v Q
part of cement to tivo of clean sand It 
lr
'ru-sy can it simian because-_vrsii, for
like railway rails it is quite practicable to
miike a good floor which would form the
ceiii ignf the story below. The sleepers
should preferably be made ct iran. and
laid siiiiiciently close to make the struc-
ture solid. Such a floor prevents any
leakage thriugh to the sp ice beneath.
F. W. HUDSON,
Live Stock C iniriiisiionr r.
CHAR.l.0'I'TETOWN MARKETS.
(Corrected every Tuesday and Fi-idav.l
Beef (quarter) per lb
Beef (smsillper lb . . . . .
..
gut~ter(fieshl pei' lb.. _
Ehickens per pair . . . .
. ... _ . . _ ..
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assessesaeeuaaassecoeseeesae
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OQCOQO¢i-¢eO¢OQc<:»-Q ¢S;n;.9Q¢QoQ¢
ssasasrssssssarss osssseecss
22° . . . . . . . .
 
Fowls per pair..... . 
Plourper crvt
Flour, per bbl (imp.
Lard, per bucket ....  _ . . .
Oatmeal, new, per lb. . . . .
Hides per lb .............. . .
Hay per cwr- . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
Hay per ton (pressed
gigs ..... _.B .A ......... ..
ts unc 
Pork.’..lieili . . . . . . . . .

Potatoes, per bush. . _ . .
Muttun 
Lettuce 
CattleDressed.. .......... ._
Ducks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
GreenCabbage
Turnips bus . . . . . . . . . .
..
Pai-slev .... 
Apples,Deck....
Squash.......... 
Pumpklus....................
B. Ducks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
ERA EAKNE
The proper elements needed to promote
good oigesiioh, regularity of thou bowels,
correct action of the kidneys and liver,
must be supplied when a bilicus condition
if the system is once established.
Ferrozone can’t help but do this. It
gives the stomach perfect rest, and allows
you to partake of and engoy the variety of
food that is necessary for maintaining
heal h One Ferrcz ne tablet taken after
each meal will separate the nutritious
portions of the food from the waste, which
is carried 013', thus preventing and curing
constipation and its attendant evil, pil s.
B-ing a potent blood purifier, Ferrozone
cleanses the crimson flood of all bile and
impurities, and as a result the complexion
is restored to a rosy, healthy hue, and the
dark circles under the e es and the death
with derangoments ofthe liver and »
neye, Farroaonc achieves marvelous re-_I
suits. Itis the some time a tonic and
stimulant, and a. regulator of all bodily
functions, and chronic sufferers should
not faii to give it a. fair tr al It will do
them good without doubt, and if the
malady is cnrablei will yield to Ferro
zone.
With the use of Ferrozoue ap etite
will be better. the blood made ri and
pure, slee will be dreamless and sound.
Your mu dy complexion will -be cleared
and beautded, your eyes will acquire a
new brightness, and ae, your spirits rise
and good health returns you will bless the
dav you learned the secret of Ferroxone s
power
stop, Ont.
' A oooo risr coion.
You, said the angry customer of the
clerk, “ said this cloth was fast color, and
it faded out within two months after it
Well, madam, replied the clerk, ‘I
Your Money Refunded 
1tYasai Zutoo Tablets (Japanese Head
ache Cure) fail to relieve Nciuulgia or
Headache in Z3 minutes They are a
trictly vegetable compound _ Price 5
OBIALS .
I - .
“I never understood why tbefcalled it.,
VALUABLE ADVICE TO MOTHERS
. If your'ohiTdoo`mts,iu #om playcough-
ing or lhowilld' evidences ot an appmacir
covered with at least two inches of
cement on either Side- A 9°ll¢l'¢f»¢ W¢u-L
we foot _chick is sumeieptig- aprons to
gg;-ryany burn. Thlslmaltstthoroughly'
warmand dry stable wall. Fin; stone
    
= _:material Ill W  0
` barrel of rock cement will lay 55 square
` or 4 in. nw. _ ,cms rinawiqarori-
:had cement should do more than that.
- - By the use #corrugated sleepers made
Wehave not advanced the "price
pf our tobacco. Amber _smoking
tobacco, Bobs, Play _chewing to-
baccosarethesameslle SW P\’1°¢;_
to theyoonsuiner as formerly. We
,have also extended ¢11= t_im¢ f°f_ *bl*-fi
fodeniption of Snowshoe Tags to
;_IN1U31’Y ISL 1904-  ;1;,=_  razor,
TIE (IME NUMB  __ UITEI
the government is es
the Indians.
2  is‘="‘due.them. Theyigave
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ANCHOLIA AND GEN- _ _ it , ~
    (Ja.per1;i:1s
g ` THE GUARDIAN, »ciiAitLo'r'rB'roWN, PRINCE Bow Ann' ISLAND, JANUARY I igo-» ` xi W ~ ff-
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FEELING POORLY-
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, ,_ , _ V The balance _of stocle on hand in manufactured garments will _(be cloned gout a
   prices that will interest you., We {lon’t trouble you with paltry discounts These prices
*fi made to clear our stockof »-made up g00dS~
IN ITS» TRIAL FOLLOW We do not appeal to_your pocket book with the argirineiit dhat our furs are so inn
HQRRIBLE DREAMS, cheaper than the ordinary kind, we simply say that_ours are béttet leaving this to; yo
DESPONDENCY ‘_M'EL_ judgment for verification. _ \ ` l '
M6f`.~Qm$“"*1
i Blended Sable and Persian Lamb $40 bb fbi' $27
- Baltic 'Seal and Alaska Marten Caperine $55.00 for $38 59
Baltic Seal and Blended Sable #'95 oo for $25 one
Thibet Lamb and Baltic Seal $2506 for;§Ig',5o
Russian Coon Coats ‘ $32.00 fo* $23-
' Astrachan A $35 °° fm' $35
i Russian Lamb $55 00 £01”
V If you don’t find _what you want here we have stock 1n:Eve"pther stores to_selept
u I `
hgiiifiitiilggi ggziigufitist ~DUNLAP"  G6
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gtpiilior of the chcckaio away neverto  Monctdn;  ’B_ Ma‘]nL  Manu “ying FUN”
Taken for disorders ofthe stoiiiaclncom-‘lA1]]h¢I'8f A  5. VlCt0l7l8'fSt  gn st- chlf\° W”
9 _
6¢0d.  _ _Q
M Im oouoou»-|-
B¢ef(Zg@¢g)porlb.... .._-
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uityon thinkdyou ni;§;ieFeriéozine go to Wheat per lmhela.. 
nearest rugs an \1l‘6.»_~=l,»i-'P;;
“P lr Reimeasubs  issues, pefb.-4..... 
ha ng the genuine errolouv,  .... 
coets50chs.bo§or-th boxes lor $l_.25.f B¢°¢s,(“|,1e)_  ...... ..
Brmllfrom C Poison & 0°- KIDS' I.umb»skins e»sh..............
ob!
¥
SUiumns1i>n manners. _
40t0
'ob
% per os .
,'iper.ton . . . H _
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. _
Oats  1ushel.......
0|,” white) nshel.
W (wash~v.i)_.....». ....¢
Geeseperlb ......... ..
Turkey per lb..'.... ..... ..
Ducksperlb..............
the blood pure and rich, creates new
weak dsickly people.S,t1‘0HK ‘md "U
Y txclirutur suasinro
 “°°»~ <‘~»»»°»H=-~ i -W ' 1' _ 
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Cure your Heachaclie and Cold so quickly"
- ;_ » _ and completely M you keen obwrrew M QN AG R
` WHY IT WIS S0 NAMED  wo;-k as thou; nothing had hanimefl-i E . f ' '
` ' 1* »~ rNo cure, no  Price 23 centsa box. p ci fi
angel cake,” “Simple an peach pie, man. l ,  ' ` N `
_ rm: veiitzuruu nuts . _ -l . W ...__ g.. _ _ W., A
the same reason they calltne railroad the < - -_- gi ‘W g “
New York Uentrol.” “L dou’t tumble." NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-During the con-‘
“ws ,nie ii 4 mm ' to N ' nj ,_ radii,-i_f _yi»o,blq_cka1e~p‘=p - -- ~»
 f' M     °'  ...Mt .._i.ist oi Rate hills lor IWW mm
‘ ‘ ' cos. ‘
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mn to Wen?  ` I Nmlstablcs for years and considered it the
L best medicine obtainable. ’ _ l 9
f (Yours Trulyr _
M£E`[jlNG OF THEYCABIN ET. _. 7 A ’  F.~0‘4`HAV,
 ~' ' -'“*'. __ s-  Properistorlioxtmi Pond Hotel
_W_YAs1nN¢rr°NJ=°- 11:~Tl\_¢ Csbhipt  ;»  ,_ anarimy satin. V
iassssion nearly twonouii today. au thc*  Pond, my 4,111
memhergexoept Secretary Root, who isliu
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oltllltioll. .
__ .. .   ia, 4 _ 1 3. _    7, V
 vr~°!.fo&,heiizn|eseua Semuryngiy  3..-?  5 i. _ .   .»  as
, little tor-eport onthe Veneluehul
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sassssgssasssssssssssss
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(Furmerzf Prices-'Corrected Dolly.) ` `
P E I STUCK EXCHAN s
Ross cmnieois or C
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Bankers and Brokers
1 it
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Hin once new Mandi
chickens pei-ib...... ......  A A V Bmmh Qmqgg -_Charlgttetowii and Summersidq.
A general banking an Brokerage busmess
was made up- , ' A  lion: it is Stocks Bonds, GIRL!!
. ‘ “Wi**=°“‘= 1'” ° .° 'F “° ‘ ‘ cash or carried on a
dou’t think you ought to have expected it P1111! l,_8f/89° °f_|,‘,‘lJ§$;l‘“‘ 9“dM5}g°"'{','g“'°‘,“
to fade any faster than that! gag §f£§°:P,"es the°,:,1;':fk_-1,,_,§u;d  best New Ycfk Boston
discouraged it new mm on ina.. it  *minutes Gu our tables you
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iifriiiioi inw°i'\ii»i»'ii°h°`i§ \'>'e°1i-isiinieiiili-i==f'3° eeuted with the least
by boiiiiimnpins misfit. ' quotations or any
Weekly Inarkly letter
1 ___ ` ‘ lness strictly cshoentiai Call
lScncNi:cr.m'r, N. Y., Jany. 12.-'i.‘li‘e"` ‘Box 189 “
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3 *Ee to bea me_l1lb.¢T|of thdélank which. th ' ' ~ .thdmwh ha_§~‘bee,, re deposip
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centlr. is vnderairesv. I-Ie wiii be urea  ‘ ' ` ’ ` '
to Galesbnrgior hearing. _
application'
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water avg two hours. This will 1 . ‘ ' . A A alugrord F f mgw, ,.1 gud umm” A
or pain rel ever equals Polsou’s Nerviline, ‘ham wtf: §ghJb¢i?y; eif Lal:  r'd%% § A Hiring; on In Ho 2’
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Clllrlothetowu who have failed to pay within tug um ,-ggc,-55,4 th
,__ ` 1 ; _ . P e Aasesinvut ,severally
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the early settlers many a close shave. _ A ,_ ~ . ‘ ~ °°°'¢‘“°’°"*d*7 °‘ D=°°”W°f» 4-°~ 19"- mn or ea °
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