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Canada. That Fact alone is evidence of superiority.
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package. Alabastine is never sold in bulk. `
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have free our booklet on Alabastine. Address
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Peramsol attention given tothe su es of f-nti» 1
Eggs. Hogs, Poultry. Frult,\'egeiable.~. 8r..! 1-.,
Proceeds of sairs remitted promptly. Market
prism sent on application. Consignments
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OEORGETUWN, P, E. ISLAND.
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Never Fails.
Beaver Flour never disap-
pointsthecook. The baking
always turns out right-be
cause Beaver Flour is always
- the same, xvhether you buy
a small sack or a barrel,
Beaver Flour is a
blend of Manitoba Spring
Wheat and Ontario Fall
Wheat. It contains all the
nutriment ofthe wheat
kernel. Makes bread and
biscuits-cake and pastry-
that are as healthful and
strengthening, as they are
vvhiie,'del_icinusand inviting.
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Physician and Surgeon.
POWNAL STREET,
_ _ Opposite St. Josephus Convent.
HOURS-Until io o'clock a. tn., 1 to 3
p. m., 7 to 8 p. ni. 12-6 dw lf
weak? Are you easily out
of breath--easily tired and
supplies what your system
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rich blood coursing through
your vc-ins, bring flesh and
strength to the weakened
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felpnhoas House ag, Umm 48, Cl]€€l{.
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Morson & Duffy
Barristafs and Attorneys,
Use only PUT1NER’S
The original and heit Emulsion.
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Vice President-J. A. Mcsservy.
Treasurer-J. M. Davison.
Fwecntive Committee--james Paton,
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Secretary-Archibald Irwin. ,
     _   I ,L01/E FoRAN_i11ouiR-
AL BASTINE _ is Loveprontvtn. ty
PUBLISHED EXCI.USI\'KL\' BY THE GUARDIAN IN THIS I-'ROVINCE
iC,llAP1`ER VIII-Contiuuid.)
All that night till vc_ry liste. and
all the next day. the two women
talked ot Dick. Tn the sweet. old
sunny garden they talked of him,
and recalled a thousand things hu
had done and said among its fruits
and flowers. _ In every fuir, old-fash-
ioned room oi the house they talked
of_him. Every room was full of
Dick. Through ten years of absolute
absence his personality retained a
hold on each. His picture nt various
ages hung throughout. the house. In
one room Baby Dick smiled and held
his toes, and his mother stood bo-
fore it with her mother-soul in hor
face. In another there was Dick as
a school-boy. In another he looked
uncomfortably conscious in his
ucadcmicnl gown and square cap.
There was 9, full-length painting in
oils of Dick at his majority in the
drawing-room. There wus oncin the
library ol "Captain Ilicliurd Alder-
son" in the glory of ii militia uni~
form. Dick in cricketing suits and
yachting suits; Dick masquerading us
Romeo; Dick on his favorite hunter;
Dick in evury picturuble situation
\vuS present.
“They are all a grunt comfort to
mc," the uiuthcr Said. "\\`i\cr1 I get
u fear about him, I walk through
the rooms and look nt. them all.
There are so many Dicks I cannot
hi-lp feeling thnt one uf tliuni must.
surely come back."
"Tho very bust, ol Dicks will come
here first of all. You will so
man to tell nie. l)o11't trust to the
post. We are so out of the way it.
might bc days before I got. the ict-
ter."-
"I will send the very hour Dick
comes. Toby will do the distance on
Sylvin's buck in six hours.”
“I shall listen, then, for the bent.
of Sylvin's feet. And whenever I
hear a galloping horse, I shall be
sure it is Sylvia. O mother! motil-
er! What if Toby was to send in a.
nlorith-in is iveck-tile very duy nf-
ter I leave yuu:~lio11't you fcci us
if Dick was nearly lu»1'u'? 1 do."
"Sixty-tive cannot fcei as thirty'
does." `
"Would you wish it?"
"Ay, I would, junt. for Dick’s home-
coming. l-`or un hour I would like
to foul as I did when I was thirty-
feel in every nerve und pulsu. Yes, I
would, though I used up ten years
of life in that hour." V
“Will he not be astonished when he
comes bark and finds out all you
I11.\\'o done?"
“No; I don’t think he will. He
would know it in his heart. Dick
knows his mother so well. Ho would
be suri' I would do the topinost. thing
possible. But I'll toll you what,
Loida, Ile will he ustonislu-rl and
:ir-lighted to find out how much you
have helocti nic-stzrimping yourself
for his suite. /My word! I think
when I tell llini all _vou h1\\'c duno,
lic will find out tents he never had
before; he \\'ill find out deep plticcs
in his huurt he would not ever have
found out in any other wily."
"I suv his dog is still about; and
won't he be astonished to find Tab-
by still purring on his chni1'-cush-
ion?"
"Tabby does'not purr much now.
She has not purred much since Dick
went. R1-ally, witch I coinc to think
of it, I do not think she has over
considered anything worth purring
about since. And ns for Chief! Chief
is always watching. The look of in-
quiry in his big liroivn 1-yes is more
than I can hour sometimes. It says
to me so plainly: 'When will Dick
come hon1e‘?' "
This one day every ynnr was the
heart. holiday of Mrs. Alderson und
of Loida Vyner. Whatever they
might have to do other duys, this
one was Dick’s, and Dick’s only.
’l‘hey‘t"1lled it. with recollections of
him and with hopes for him. It was
the hcart~food on which they both
lived many other days, It we-nt all
too quickly away. And in spite oi'
Loida's charming anticlpiitions, no
glad surprise como to them in it;
not even a, white--winged letter of
hope. They parted us they had met,
in the visible presence of a sud cct\»
tnlnty. in the linssionutriy expressed
glamour of a future hope.
Loicln's heart fell as soon as she
left Aldcrson Bnrs. It grew heavier
with evory lonely rnile. Sho had
spent her stock of hope so lavishly,
she had none now left for her own
nccessity.\ Her thoughts wand:-rod
far, und yet. brought nothing buck
but that truly Iiluglioh word "Why'l"'
Why had Dick done so wrong? Why
did he not como? Why did he not
write? The little plaintive question-
ing_ wordi, almost poetical in itself,
grew tragic in its persistent itera-
tion. `
It was after sunset when sho reach-
juction, which uv:-n animals feel, had
lntensiiilti the melancholy ot hor
mood. Shi- had ci-used even to ex-
pect the- "improbable iettior-" oi the
tuturi-_ But oh. how soon all shod-
ows tied before the iight. in Frances-
ca/s taco, and tho htmrty welcome ia
the squiro s greeting! liow many
good things were yet left. her! How
much-lovt-! What a happy homo!
fl'er coming to it made an air of ro-
joicing through the house. Ten had
been delayed that they might. take it
with her.
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brick. Dear nic, mother, what 9, will he <i1\1'sb_v .\i1il und 1.1-igh l"urm
day it will be! nc is sur., to 03 and his 111otl11\1~ to look nitllrq Iiut.
8.
ed Atherton, und that twilight do- ‘l
She threw oil her sense oi trouble
and disappointment by i conlcioill
tlffort, as she threw oil her cloak and
bonnet. and then turned with smile!
to hor brother and nic-1.1:. Something
strange and unlocked for had hap-
floss
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most. conuuonplaco and tndi0`o1‘ent of
things-tha weather, thu crops, in
that part of the country through
which Loida had phased, tho poor
horse Iicdmond had given hor, the
catching oi' a fox in' Atlwrton hun-
coops. finally Ulc condition of Ather-'
tllfl Vlllltgu,
"It, is bud enough," said the squirc.
"I am very sorry for poor l,i\1lt'1*.
When trouble conivs, it comes t-vi-1-_v
way ut once, I think. I-`rnnce-scu tolls
'Inc Lo.nce's futlivr is duud. I uni
very sox-ry!"
“lt is true," snld Franc:-sea, nn-
lwering hor aunt'S look oi' sorro\vi`ul
lunnzctncnt. “La1\cu's lust. li-ttcr snid
his father was very ill; but his dt-nth _
must. I1avc_lJeen utu-xpectvd. Luilco
writés like a mnn distracted."
"He was part.iculurly fund nf his
father," suid Loirln. “I tu-vor snw a
father and son so xnuch out-."
“I liked that," nnsivi-ri-d tl1csr|uil'c~
wurtnly. “I_likcd tho wily in \\'i1it'l1
Lance stood by his fntlict"s ndvici-
and word. And I nm sure Stl-phoii
Leigh was a fine mon. I mn :~;orr_\~ I
quarroled with him. it hurts me tu
think I wus spuukiiig b1\1ii_\' of` hint
yo:-'tcr1l1i_v, and him not on earth to
answer me buck. !\l_v \\'o\'d! It is u
dt\|lgi»1'olls thing to talk budly of the
illist-lit. You n0\'<-r know \\'h1~t!1i-r
they lnuy not bo closer to tlotl than
you orc."
'I`lli~_v tulllcd all r-\'<>11i11g of this
Sulijl-ct, lillt ilo 1»tl1» 11:111u'<I it DS it
mainly i1}:liL‘i\|c~<l in l"1‘n11t'i-scsi. livi-
ii1':~:t. ri-il1»l~_tiu11 hurl in-ru: ".\o\\' I.u11co
cannot gn u\\'u_v 1`r<»11\ Iinglnliii. 'l`l1|~rc
she guvo no \lit1~rn11r1- to hor
thiiuyrlit, for it st-i-liivli st-liish und un-
fueling.
Ni-ith(-r did, thi- S<|11i1'l‘ spullk of tiny
cllaligo in Lu11ct~'S 1,1-fispt-t'i.~‘; |11-l'liz\p:~l
hc-, ulso, coiisitli-1'--li it would he lill-
ft-vliiig; or In-1'l1;\1u; |11- dill lint Sllvuk
of such 11 1-1-suit lil-1-n11s1~ ht- did not
wish it. /tt.t\n_\' riitv. 11 was nut. ni-
lllrivd to; but I<`1'l11u'i-suit kept the
]1nssiliili't_\' as is 1l‘\v hope in her
lu-nrt. V1-t slab ll-it hurt and offend-
_vd that no om' luid fo1'es\~t-11 such A,
change, and given lu-r thc conifort of
eiiscuissiliur it. iflitiei' the circiliil-
stances silt-nee si-1-nu-cl almost uctive
ill-will ngaiiiist hi-1' lovur.
'l`h:- nl-xt n1o|'niu;g thu stiuire un-
nounced his intl-ntion of going to
Stophon l.i:igi1's 1`11tl¢-rail.
"I can slay with 1n_\' friend. Tho-
mas Idle," llc said. "No doubt llc
will ho going to L1-ip,-li, ullii I think
it is only riglit I should go, too-
for L11nci~lot`s nike. .\§n_v, then, T'll ,
1905.
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Thousands of surgical operations are per-_
formed every year in ouli great city hospitals
upon women afflicted 'with serious' female
troubles. `\Sometimes the operations are suc-
cessful-oftentimes they are not
it is safe to say that certainly nine out of ten operations ~
for female troubles might have been wholly avoided. 
The most valuable tonic and re~buiider of the female - ~ J
organism, the medicine with a record oi thousands of cases Y
literally snatched from the operating table, is
Lydia E.Pinitiia111"sVegetabie Compound 
 1 nanrfui in nley '
Who Escape The
Surgeons Knife
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Do not consent to an operation which may mean death until after
you have given Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound a fair trial _.
Note what it did for Mrs. Robert Glenn, whose letter follows: _
Dear Mrs. Pi1tl:I1am:-Lydia E. Pinirl1am`s Vegetable Compound is so _
well and widely known that it. dues not need any rccoinmendation from mo.
but I um glad to add mine to the uluny which you have in its favor.
I suffered untold ngonies from ovarian troubles for nearly thred years,
and the doctors told mc I must have nn operation; but I was unwilling to
undergo this, and decided to try your Vegetable Compound
I um so pleased that I did so, for it rcstorl-d nic to perfect. health, saved
me the pninuf nn operation and the imrucusc bills attending the same. Please
accept my hearty tlmnics :ind best wislics.
M1151. Ronizirr (l1.n.\'N, 434 Mario Street, Ottawa, Ont. .
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Thousands of women, residing in every city and town in
Canada, bear willing testimony to the wonderful virtue of Lydia
E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. it cures female ills and creates
radiant, buoyant female health. For your own sake try it.
Lydia E. Pi11kl1am’s Vegetable Compound Cures Where Others Pail ;'
not put Lz\licl'lol`.~t cloak over my do-
ings. I'il go lircnlisf- I think well of
Stvylhc-n Leigh. It wus only ns the
lnill-owner nnli Spinner I difin`t like
him. llc wus iis”i1onl~st :intl straight-
forward it gi-11ilt\1nn11 its 1-vr-1' lived."
'Thus it ‘is tliut cluutli up.\i\:~; the
rryi-S of the living. :ind pl-|'1i1itS excel-
lent-ivs to be .=a<~v1l nut 111~k11o\\'|<-dgcd
before its rc\'culiDl,' touch.
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To B15 `oo.\"1‘1.\'1'ED.l
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The matrongof the Edison 
Orphanage at Lowell, .__\...'  '
Mass. U.S.A., wrote they  
had a siege of whooping- 
cough in their institution. f'
They said that every case _.3 ____)
was promptly relieved by iii
Vapo-Cresolene. Its value  -
in coughs and colds was so `great
they always kept it ready for use.
You know how it’s used, don’t you?
'Tis heated by a vnporizcr and you
inhale it. \Vrite us fora book that
tells all about it. 5,
Vario-Cresoiene is 1<n|t_l hy drurzgists. or sent express
|>reP¥"_d ‘ln receipt of price. A \'.1po-Cresoieue outfit
including .1 bottle ofCr¢soiene. complete £1.50. Send
Ltd.. /tgcnts 288 SI. _l.'une`s Street. Montreal. Can. "
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_ THEREMEDYOFTHEDAY -
J9 definite preparation of
.fpruca Gum, wild Cherry,
Hoarhound and Tar.
Seiontlileally combined In tho
form of agreeable and pala-
table Syrup.
_ One of the most reliable prepara-
tions yet introduced to the ubhc for
» the immediate Relief andp Cure of
Couglu, Colds, Branc/iitir, Hoarrz-
ness, Whoogin Cough, Croup, Asils-
ma, and a  a of the Throat
and Lungs.
Taken with Co'.l Liver Oil in the
first stage of Consumption, it will
befoun invaluable. .
_ For sale. everywhere. Price 25 ds,
or by mail on receipt o/'pr¢'c¢.
Sole proprietors, Tan Wumanz Cumu-
caz. Co. Limited, Montreal, thinada.
ll|cGALE'_S nu1'r|:|uurr PILLS ron
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INTERNATIONAL ' DIVISION
Reduced Rates efieciii e Maytsifrg
St. ]ohu to Portland, $3.00.
St. john to Boston, $5.5o.
Cotnmeucing March 22, 1905, sit-.4 rr
lcnves St John \VctIn€stlnys :it 8.1, ri
(Atlantic Standard) for Lubuc, 111.1-
port, Portland and Boston.
Saturdays at 6.30 p.rn. for Bosio 1 .limi
RETURNING
From Boston, via. Enstport and l.ui»tr
Mondays and Fridays at 9 n. ni.
From Portland, Mondays at 5.3 > ,.1-_1.
I’a_ssengers arriving at St. joint iw.
evenings previous to morning s11iI11»_-
can go direct to steamer and take c min
berth or stateroom for the trip.
All cargo, except Live Stock
stcaitiers of this compan is insur.
agutnst tire and marine risk.
W. G. LEE, Agent, St. John, N. ii.
A. H. HANSCOM, G. P. & T. A.
CALVIN AUSTIN, V.P. sl Gcn’l Mgr.
Boston. Mass.
 
Dominion Atlantic Railway.
And Steamship Lines to Boston via Yarmallill
Th* Wwlat Past Line Between Eastern No"
Scotia and Boston Via Windsor
Jtmction and Halifax.
EXPRESS TRAIN! ltlvt Hllillx. daily, lvl*
cept Sundav) at 7.35, a. m. torDi by and V...-
gguth n :king connection at Ilsnuouth in
tan.
The Royal Mail Steamship
" B O S _'I' O N ”
The Fastest and Finest Steamer piyii it \‘¢
tween the Maritime Provinces ai.. Bonn n.
Lfaves _Yarmo\|th, Wednesday and Saturday
for Boston on arrival nt Hi ‘¢"‘
ruins from Halifax. Iteiurninz leaves Louie
Wlllrf. Boston, Tuesday and Fridav. at 2 c. nl-
Possengen arrivtn in Halifax next fly 7-.N
'- Ill-ly Etyress Traln.
For ll in ornfaiion, guide t:r,o\s ioiiieri elf.
which will he scnt free, write to lf. H. Ar ~ ~
strong, Gyueial Passenger Agrnt, Kent 'ii 1*,
N. B. YT'-ainx run ou Atlst tic Stan ir-
time.
P. GIFKINS,
General Milf-
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Dorninion Blend
",' Tea
Sales exfeed that of any
other in the Lower Pro'
vtneoa- _ _
'Choieest lrowth of India
and Ceylon.
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Buy Carters' Evergreen SP¢°l“l
mixed Lawn Grass. imported ill-
rect from a celebrated seed firm ul
United States. See Cstalo¢l_1¢f“f
directions etc. For ssh st Carters
Seed Store. :sd IW