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_ I bug Avenue Boston held their annual re~, . - 1  fiiffg 'V _ i
   I caption of r’t-latives, and friends, on . Feb. i` ’
,r24ti_1_ in Qcommemoration of Mr. Paigeis
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coughing!
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cough as Ayer’s Cherry
Pectoral!
A cough means a great deal to a young person, when there
is a family history of weak lungs, with perhaps a case of con-
sumption itself. Coughs weaken the tissues, congest the mem
branes, and prevent healing. , Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral controls
the congestion and inflammation, and the cough disappears.
Your doctor will explain, for we give all doctors thezformula.
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  LUEAL INTEREST
! Reporters and Correspondents
Everywhere.
Mains arrived at half past two yester-
day.
, A Pnonnnmon summons has been
served on Margaret McKinnon, Great
George Street.
Dodd estate large double tenement house
,corner Grafton and Pownal. He will
*thoroughly renovate the building.
Wmrxs 8; Co., received a cablegram
yesterday tothe eHect` that Charles and
Mrs. Leigh, S. A. McLeod, and Jas.
Paton had arrived safely at Queenstown
»on March 2nd.
JOHN Anderson, Sec’y of the Dairy As-
sociation, writes to the Examiner regard-
ing the resolution passed by the Hazel-
`orock Dai;-ying Co., as to the holding of
the annual convention in Charlottetown
instead of Kensington. He contends that
the latter is the preferable place as 2 it
Om llonday, Feb. Qrd, an snjoyhhlag
n|ovous1‘ARr'r|1EvEA|z rzlorrrfz --1- --»-» at 
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BY INVESFING iN A (icon RELIABLE warcn r 15°' ““,‘»'iif`1‘f.°.f‘.if'; ret-r new-= -"1 M- ml" f°
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do so now. _
We guarantee
satisfaction.
All our watches are
rt J. ~n'u'es¢‘»'¢',fi nr; lnivta and uh.
Sadie Fraser, Hr and Urs.
We have a large Pau-nk Morphy, in or vmon_l‘°°'““P‘ "'° li’°l¢""l"‘_‘“_V"i° *F* ‘_““_ °“
Hughca Jr., _ot Orwell. An excellent
program was well carried out and ass-the
Select from. m°_m°l\°‘ _IW il" °\°f1'i'l\°l1Ul\°l'°°-A5°<|~ A New 'Efectual and Convenient
Violin music of a high order was _fur-
nished by D. Fraser. In" the wee' sms'
hours the company dispersed with best
wlshesto Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie, and
_,largest bouquets representing
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HENRY Smith haspurchased the Thomas -f s
would be conducive to time attendance ._
as well as moreccnvenient in other 
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,that we ,might _ r_¢asonably,' _hope
` birthday. this being his 86th. Although
he has passed a_ rather trying winter 'he'
s in remarkablegood spirits and acted
ngth and vivacity of last year, ‘and
w t to the congratulations of those pre
sent. A photographer who was engaged
for the occasion made several views
the parlorg and dining room with its host
and guests and piles of flowers, and
huge bouquet of 86 american
roses wnicli stoodin the centre of th
ing table.The rooms were hlled with
tokens which were contributed by friends
both _ present and absent. One ,cf th
n Bermuda. To one who has been
ent for several successive years on
occasion it eecms wonderful that time and
among the old familiar faces. But s
and aifectionate enthusiasm. His nephew
John, son of his brother -was pr-esant,he is
lieutenant in thc U. S. Navy, Hr. Ifaige
recalled many amusing incidents of trayel
and related his experiences with emiu
Europeans whom he had met abro
Mrs. Paige. assisted by her sister, ll
Guild acted the graceful hostessuand
one noted their ceaseless attentions
Ir. Paige one could not doubt that the
principal secret of the old
longevity and tranquiity was largell dl”
to their constant andesympatihetie care
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Upon the whc1e,_the  
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Hietripsto the Iaiaudiu the
another “happy r'e‘turu”§ "to say the
Anais plasma asuupsuoa anus
\>M!.wlt_h plans for t-hs_i!°l\\i_l\8 l\\lDl°l'-
Letus hope thatuothiug may occur
River Bridge,  Lewis of Vernon River m~“’7°°"t°°°°f°' - .I ` I ' I I'
Smk, for you :mime neun; Jas.-._ _llmalmaili and Jams.
A new osranrunls. 
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‘» , ' _cure For Catarrh. e 
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of cstsrrhi curse, there has always been-sl
tim ahaha #bds "°uzer"fm~m.- use-_  -i»mssy.»¢m¢a1.i»-
_ _ y_ and 1-egu_1a,ted_ 50 _pldonald in whose honor, the _allair was to.relleve,but veryfewthatreaily-care.
you run no risk. A call from you will be greatly appreciated l”°"' _ The Qld P"*°1'»i°°. vllnlmlk' .°41f1'“i°"
_ p _ _ I - ~ _ through the nose would often relieve, and
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R <°" ~halsrs incommon use are very little ' if
- the forui of a lecture by J udge McDonald - ‘ ~ I ' » '
   r th aft; °‘ ° °t er an Am‘°“3h, The use of inhalers and the application,
. . , e rnoon and eveninghadlieen rather. ~' - r
. unpleasant, 8 goodly number _of people ofmsalges. washes andpllvzdgrsito the agree
assembledtoh hi R a throat tocurc-ca~rr soo m c
Gives prompt relief, a few doses , ' ear m' ev' E' J' R“'“°° reasonable than torub the' back to cure
will mire the must obstinate co\?gh or 4, I p acted as chairman. Mr. Rzttee welcomed 'mane » disease. Gstanh is -'sb  m 
cold try It Money refunded It not; Judge Mcnonald anaimoaucsa mm eo- Y J ‘ “°
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OUR H1QhIi.‘IDAY5iI;fb(;IALTY _
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They individusliae a picture and place it in f
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o he seen tobe appreciated. The posulanty ‘
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“Complete in every Particu1ar._”~ Women,s 2_2;
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particularly on the grandeur and magni
flcence of the coronatlon celebrations
When JudzeMcDona1d had concluded 8
vote of thanks was tendered to the
,speaker for his splendid lecture. The
meeting closed bysinging “G-od Save Our
King.”
t Faoin Tun Bosrou Hmaamiz-President
tEliot’s researches in the held of Harvardls
vital statistics are well calculated to bring
a blush to the cheek of the alumni of that
institution, twenty-eight per cent of
tothe extent of an average of two child-
ren each. And yet every class that is
graduated at Harvard encourages early
marriage and fatherhood by ofering a
,cradle for the ilrst baby born to any mem-
ber of the class. It is no ordinary cradle,
either. It is usually of solid silver or gold,
and it makes a beautiful and precious or-
nament for the domestic sideboard. Be-
sides this bsby has' no sooner emerged
from its swaddling cloths than it is trott-
ed out at every class festival, patted
of the class and told how
much it locks like its father'
pliments ff her husbands old coll
grows up and goes to college, and is point-
ed out as the winner of the class cradle.
If it ls a girl, she is the pride and j_oy of
the seminary. Surelv it cannot be said
that Harvard graduates do not enco
The only tribute is that the prizes are
limited in number and and was the
awarding of the nr-st one in each class., It
mlghtbsa good idea to multiply them
.ln orderto [encourage a corresponding
multiplication of the babies, and thus
meet President Ellot's criticism. -
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competition in increasing the population. `
, _ . t . . _ r _ a blood, disease as kidney' _trouble or
satisfactory. Price 25c. . it glgggigliggzhmggggeot :£(:I;°na'ld "Tn ‘ rheumatism and- it can not bccured by
° an hour and h lf earelsh 0:" lon! tmontqny month” way csnibe'
    I ve interestio descai tio a f hi 'til tb Tut-  “muh "bathe: in we hem'
,  -  ry fro thg H  ph ll O 3 P ,   in  " 
_Jurope m e me _ e left Montreal _;u_éatm°,w,, i, neaenuy- tw ;.d¢(n,,,¢1,¢
unc 5th, 1902, until his return, dwelling ' ' t -_ ' e » ~
catarrhal poison out of the blood and sys-
tem, andthe newlcatarrh cure is designed
on this plan and the remarkable success of
Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets is because being
used internal1y,.it drives oulicatarrhaliin-
fection through action upon stomach, liver
and bowels. ' _ ~ _ _
Wm Zimmerman of St. Joseph, relates
an experience with catarrh which is of
value _to millions of _ eatsrrh .sufererl
everywhere.. f He says: "I neglected 3.
slight nasal catarrh until it gradually ex-
tended to my- throat and bronchial tubes
whom are unmarried and those who are and dually even my stomach and liver be-
married have reproduced. themselves only came eifected, but as I was able 120 _keep
u and do a dsy’s work I let it run alo `
then I realized that I must Ret A rid off
catarrh or,'_lose my position as I wail clerk
Some of my friends recommended an ln-
haler, another a catarrh salve but they
were no good in my case, nor was ICD!
thing else until I heard ofStuart’s Qatarrh
Tablets and bought a package at my drug
and in less than four months I was com-
under the chin by each member pletely cured oficatarrh althfmzh I had
sudbrcd nearly all my life from it. I
_ SCHOOL_ BOY KILLEDBY T§ACli£_ll-
Sraaraxevns, S. C., Feb. 27.-Edwin
Foster, the 17-year-old schoolboy,who was
shot last Friday afternoon by Reuben E.
Pitts, a teacher in the academy F000!! lt-
i;en_ded,diéd here today, It is said that
several' of the students attacked Prof.
‘Pitts while he was whipping Foster and
that in the scams' that followed Foster
was shot by Pitts. ‘ _
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Z 1 g g r compound. No cure, nopay. Prize Ziic
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and my heax~in'g_ was absolutely 
store. They benefitted me from _tha start(
_ . They are pleasant to take and so much-
Al Sizes in the best The proud father is congratulated by his more convenient to use than other catsrrh
classmates, and the mother is made the ” remedies that I feel I can not say enough
W O O 1 , lined Rubber recipient or floral tributes, with the com-` in favor of Stun.:-t’s Oatarrh Tablets.”
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