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5. s.VA-LENCIA     i>
P  TOTAL WRECK
On West Coast oi Vancouver and Nearly One 
Hundred' and Fifty Persons Drowned- `
The Victims 'include Many Prominent
People oi the Pacific Coast. ,
Mg
Vrcronra, Jan. 21.-(Sllcoial.)-Manger |,
it-ports toll ofthe total loss ofthe steamer will r2a0hV|ctorla on return this evening. iff
Vnleiii-ia- running between const points,
which forms 0ne_`of the worst marlnc dis.
nstcrs that ever occurred here.
'l`Iic vessel went ashore on thewest. coast n
of Vnncouvcrlsland. ‘
Seven nicn came ashore in a small boatl
mal late yesterday afternoon reached Tele-
tu Victoria. -
immediate assistance was asked for and n
' v
, , _
ha steamer Salver at once pai; one and
tile Valencia has gone to pieces and that T
all on board numbering nearly a hundred U0
nd fifty and including prominent penplg in
the face ofa high cliff where landing WM
The full particulars of the tragedy will
ot be known until tho Salver arrives.
GHUUSE Siiiiii]
iiiii iii Siiiilii
U'r'rA\vA, Jan. 23.-The proprietors of
of thc Russell House here have been fined
#5100 for serving grouse at the dinner giver
iii. the forestry convention, at which the
Governor General and Sir Wilfrid Laurier
were guests. The game was served out
of thc season.
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Lili |NiIiiMi
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Lunpori. Jan. Zi.-Five pounds a weak ’° _
iiiiii iiiiii, iiuizii
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Pi'r'rsi-‘ir»:i.n, Mass., Jan. 2.3.-There was La
oung I-'laid when he was clerk in the dry cl
S
v uches for this story a
o
store to learn how the boy was getting w
ne corner and said: w
0 .
One day Marehail's father, John -Field W
` B
h
REFO      Es -si ini iiiiiii GAVE LOVE liA-N  
, iI°Ei1il'iAtNS VIEWED IS Sllll lPiii‘ A ISLAND 
Y  `iih0iisriiiij<ifiP,eopi`_elin Montreal -Quebec An Excursion ya.fx'3`,-;j,,d`|,, Bacleliay, Boston Miiiliioraire' to Marry Prince
Mamhg.Sfi°"§_AEfiF?fi'i0-ldtoome Port for Wai°fS}YaSi@fd@y.Bf8ak- Edward Island Girl-Pretty Jennie Murphy
Canadian1_Paelilo Steamers-Claims '"5 an R°°°'ds' Won Respect a'ndlAiiection by indus-
_ V ,. 3:1, _
_. _ ,ly n _ . ____
Pressed by Strong Deputation. ' try and Personal Qualities.
MUNTFEU-» JIU- 24~-(Special) Quebec today when terms were proposed bythe
lllflkivil a great effort to be cltosen the  P. R. These were not made public.
br: TMI: .lust reeeivedlsentan pm, |, -summer port for the Canadian Pacific -f The body ot lIon.R. Profontalne lay lu
‘K "1-'i °b°di°S “Sixty victims. that Steamers. g _ _ nuns in iiie ony naii .ni day .ma raiiy
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Fltiputilck' and' 'fifty thousand people viewed the remains,
me of the Quebec harbor authorities ,the larger number being women and
terviewed Sir Thomas Shaughnsssey children.
i .
from various coasts points have perished. hq' ' ' " '  'J ` A 'V
‘ » i. _-r¢x:,=;-:_ -_
Hill iltiiii Bill P PHil|liBlY Li]Si
hble like a kite on a string, and
ith was to have been the signal to the
¢» 1. ,
Tho Valencia wont on the rocks near  .
;napIiCamp from where tlienews was sont pmngieniiy imp°5s||,|e . I- I
iiiii iiii six
0aiiioNn,_ Fla, January 23.-Charles Vicroam, B. C., January 23-News was
' ' Han.illton,an ueronaut, dropped 30_0 feet received yesterday of the wreck offthe
UF with his ali-ship yesterday and escaped British ship King Dnvid, from Snllnn
fr"/'li |i\.l\ll”iEB bys very narrow margin. Cruz, Mexico, to Port Townsend,on the
Hamilton, when his airslilp dropped, was 'west coast of Vancouver Island, Dec. 10.
t/rhed forward upon the board walk. The King David left Salina Cruz in
estruck heavily nndlost consciousness. ballast October lith, went along fairly
torlt was found no bones were broken. well until off’ Vancouver Island, where
much interest in Pittsfield over the death Although _Hamilton was in the air she struck a series .of south and
of Marshall Field, for he began his busi- not moi-ethan Hn-ee minutes, his flight
ness career in this town. Many of the was regarded asa good deal ofa sue- All the crew got ashore safely. Sail-
older1’ittsileid residents remember well cess. 'l'he_collnpse wiisdue to the lnsam maker Donald McLeod, an old man
-V ent power of an automobile used to do nvar00years of nge, went insane when
goods store of Deacon Henry G. Davis, a the towing. The combined weight of the the veeselstruok. After getting on the
hrewd old Yankee trader. ner‘oplan§§,man and P00 feet of rope was bench two men were dcspaichedto find
Gilbert West, who has beena Pitts- siiiilclcnt to ` cause the' car to ‘_p signs of habitation. Returning after two
field merchant for sixty years, says backward slightly when the chaudsnr days search they reported meeting umnn
youngFleId was not nearly as smartas triedtoineiedsehisspeed. Theaeroplano wholnformeifthem there would he no
other clerks of his time. Mr. West rosa`likoab_ird with the first pull, and in steamers up the coast till March. On
fe’w secolids was 200 feet in the air. hearing tblsthe mate started out with six
hen the speed of the ear men of the crew for Cape Beale for assis-
I Uonniiy walked into Deacon Davis, began to litsssnthe airsylp began to 08,0112 and i1°ifl\i'J8 MH been h€l\l`d DUYISIIII
southeastern hail and snow storms.
since. The Queen City picked up the
vassal and brought them hero today, but
‘Now, John, you and I are old friends tow driverto stop.. The aeroplane at once t-he mate and six men are 81"” “P 101'
1 along. The deacon took the father oil' to Harnil`t`o'n by mistake' dropped his cap, captain and all who stayed with the
I1
for life luis been left to Evan Roberts, the
younglcnder ot the great Welsh revival “
by Robert Davies, ii niillinnniro philan-
thropist, of lioillondelnwiio had expressed
great admiration for the`ex-miner and
prcachcr since his sensational rise int uh
hat is iiboutall he will cver be able to `and the flagpole, and Hamilton was
prominence. T
do.” thrown out. At R e Valley, and within the Presby-
Mr. Davies, \vlio died on Friday, recently
gave £200,000 to thc Cnlvinistic Methodist
mission in the Klui.i’ia Hills, India, and at
one time liquidated the debts existing on
nil thc Englisli I’rcshyt.crian churches iii
North \Vulcs.
liir. Roberts announced that his mission
in Ciirnarvoimliire would be su_.-ipcnrloil
iriini Jan. ri to 18 “owing to election
excitenir-.vit rnllltatlng against thc peace-
ful meditation essential to successful
>pIrit.uul.work.”
'Sore Throat and Caught -'-
A timrie. =fr.»=<ivs -.ni nfs remay an .ii einem
i...\..i .nn i- fauna in
Cresolono Antiseptic Tablets
'riwy eerqbinaihe g¢_m.i..~i.i.~g veins or cm-..ia_..= yin.
ii.. ...sting p{3,£.¢.2l.iil»>i;,,;|.»;»'y|:;:. ...ni i...en‘.&
mann assi as
S IN
BARGAIN
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MoN'rii.r:/ir. Jan, 23.-In an address to
thc .lunIorConscrvutive Club Saturday
night, R. L. Borden told the members _
tho voters’ lists i0r the next general ‘lf
eli-ctlonx. '"5'
snid. Loaded dice, he claimed, hada 'mi
'i‘iir, oney n r1'y
and allays all irritated conditions of the his
throat and promptly relieves the Cough
This preparation does not contain any
Maiiahalilsp good, steady by, but he ingspeed until the rope caught on the
wouliln't niakoa merchant if he stayed top ofaflngpole. Then ii corner-:of the ' '
hereathousand years. Take him back to m china struck the bath house piazza   
o farm and teach him to milk tho cows. roof and wedged between _the building _ --
il I .don't want t/e'r hurt yer teelin’s. began to flutter downwards with lncroao.
L\
terinn ghurcli there, on Thursday, Jan.
18 1908 and at 11 o'clock a. in which
\ilii|rd'l Liniment Reliever Neuraigil. ' ' "
place and date the Presbytery of Prlnco
r
5' "“ ' ~ *' ' ` ‘ 'Edward Island mot and was constituted,
MYSTERY HAS
Mr. T. F. Fullerton, Moderator pro
tempore, with whom were present
Messrs. W. H. Serlgewick, W. H. Spencer,
Geo. Miller, M N McLeod, A. S. Stewart,
_  . A. Cruise, Mlnisiters; and D. McDonald,
elder. [The edict for Mr. A. S. Stewart’s
induction having been duly fscrved, the
nntiiieir eiiieniaty weairiiis iawateii .GM¢DNaR. Mme Jim- 29.-The body
George Anderson, the young man who
steriously disappeared from his home
t a mile from the centre of the town.
TIIE llAIRD C0lidPANY'S Wine o remains, hut stateii that he could not
ll nd \Vlid Che soothes definitely determine how Anderson met ducted mgugncr Wag gpm \,¢,|C0m¢¢] by
death Anderson was ll years old
WATER IN YOUR BLOOD f
usual proclamation was read before the
assembled congregation, and no objection
being offered to the life and doctrine of
Mr. Stewart, Mr, W. I-I.|Sedgewick con-
ducted Divine Service, preaching from
“Tho Conservative party can't. wlnif 'WW 00" 3' “`““ f°““d i'°'i5Y PY '-hr" Zechariah 2:1-5. The Moderator narrated
thc dice are loaded against them," he "Dim b°3's in me w°°d5 "b°“i‘ the steps and put the questions of the
formula, which were satisfactorily
great deal to do with the disastrous rio- The h°d-7 W" |’“'UY d“°°mi‘°“e"li bm' answered. Mr. Spencer then angngedin
fcatudiniiiistereii in Nova Scotia at the ld9“°m°Ai'l°“ “'"5 P°55"’i° '“h‘"°““h PW”
png ¢1c°|,|¢,n, _ NP85- - inducted Mr. Stewart into the pastoral
prayer' nifd thereafter tha Moderator
right hand of fcllowsliip. The newly in
the members of Prelbytery, after which
he was suitably addressed by Mr M N
McLeod.
Mr. T F Fullerton spoke tothe congre
‘W em' fm”-V bm' dim” ‘“i!"“" gation on their duties, after which Mr.
C' 5.53 Qqggqgpg E5-Q .i?.‘:.?.iie“i.a.;ii°.:°:.t_i‘:.°1.i'i:.§.:::. sm -~»- --~~»~~=- by e- wi- --
T » W ,ha pq,-|y mpldly 10595 strength, To png they retired from the service. The session
l h ai ti d th ir
Boys’ Buff Lace Pegged
Boot, $1.40 now $1.00.
Men’s Bail Lace Pegged
Boot, $1. 50 now$r.25.
Women’s Box Calf Lace,
Nailed Tip, $r.go.
Women s Pc ble Lace, Nail-
ed Tip $1.1-5.
Wo1nen’s Felt Cong 650.
Misses’ Lace Strong Boots
Nailed So‘e 69c. '
Chi1d’a Lace Strong Boots,
Nailed Sole oc.
Infant’s Iiid Boots tan and
black 391:
Save ninney _by buying
now at
Gill Bins.
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MAGAZINE 1'
for February is a
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and all other goodxi
Magazines for
Feb. |906
w on our News '
Counter. -
injurious ingrcdien ts whatever. Lots of peopp. pnve bpm wagery blond-
th
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tivsly HIIGW lwaiifh “Ui illil Q ll B having been cons tute e new
" 4 F “'°'°““ It “cn” shun- “W” °°'” Moderator was lntroducedtotham
S  ` ;".‘:,‘::r..t.“°.i‘,::.§““°i.;’n:°.t :er ."i: M.. A Ma-»» si»<=i»- ---» --wi---A
sure to fo law Ityou need more v iity interim moderator of the session of Wood
Bl'-fa °“‘“KY» be"‘°" "°"e"r the” W’ Islands, and instructed to declare the pul
rrozone the medical triumph of the age “bla
. be I I h 1 t pit vacantaasoonas pos
t-‘ddLt{dci!:i'i?rdJz“oJliHe‘tabld£ts? 11 we ncaa e Presbytery then adjourned to meat in
Zion church, Charlottetown, on Tuesday,
CHICAGO MARKETS' ' January 30th, at 11 o'clock a. m., of which
_-° i public intlmation was made. and this se-
Onioauo, January 24 - (Special )- ' darunt closed with the bansdlction.
. Dec.. 45 °°|'“- MPL 45t ‘ A Camas,
pi, May, $14.05 Pork. Jan., |1417
spor yield to the sooth ng Influence of
` i ' whit Li i 'rn i
 is ducks 8 D mem' em sm use Ozone (the coupon liiad) because
‘ '°nds,,1u|,,em¢`,|y_ , ‘ they know it is superior to any other
in that will not yiel to th ruiy
Mlidllilll EX*1"\i“°l` S1\W¥9l’ Viewed Ph” charge of Strathalbyn, and gave him the
f .
r 1? i
‘i _ ' iii. _ _ '
 
a-;  brand on tha market, because they get
5  ‘nearly twice as much for their money as
so `they would were they to buy any other
- ' make because it is the only way in which
  '°"75c itlisy ‘can pmenre one full sind Mc pack-
‘ lCel Ki f f t.
W' 3°' “"9 fm' Chinn” ind* md `"To° ededtya lygmrdhsntcodure of aerm
no '"1 “Wd "li-‘uf ` troubles _wc recommend that Celery King
25  Bag F|0|||'._60c_ iss nina with solution sr ozone ann
° ‘ remember the Celery King is supplied at
This is from ISLAND Fife Wheat and on "pam, Nr, ogpm- nm, mn mpg, ym,
quality guaranteed. » M ff _ W | ,, ,_|,
Other good vplues awaiting our cas- ,t|K:,f;n:{:rJ§,e:,;_Klnyzzx 03:8. H;
 &  _i°m"f‘,. i ,.-, ‘bp sun and asltyourdruoglstfor-'Ozone
     8 - [‘mir°a;°:i|l¢;l.rl>‘:‘;bo m.,snnmauno,om-_  - ch"°"“’ Plan at Geo. E. Hughes? ,__
Guaranteed Average Daily Circulation for the Year igo5 Was 3,043 `
'   Yhneat " 851 Wheat " 831! ' 11|-e5_(;|erk
_ _ . _ lo
Ladiiis "°m° ' - ..]f.°’.§.'.llf'.§§“.i‘.if§‘.§.ii'.'-"..§‘i’.1'.§`i¥i3§l'§f rtiousiriiis or c/iNAuiAiis
long _
‘ (Sean) A. \V. GLEASON,
Sr. Joris, Jan. 24-(Special)--A river
trlil unparalleled in the history of St.
John was made today when the tug Lord
prominent citizens went up to the Public
An excursion to the same point was
HESEUEII Iii illiii
Kitchener with is party of tvrcnly-five B
Landing, a distance of over twenty folrprlnoipal the happy Prince Eduard
miles, and the river was open tho whole “mud Fifi The P03* 55.75 -
distance. F
proud of my prize". So saying, Leroy
made 0" Jln\l*\\‘.Y mill. 1393. but tht’ Jay,32yenrs old, sclon of one of Back
river being open until this date is most B
remarkable. _ , , his _
_ wh-_‘--'-#4 " elusive clubs, took leave of his aunt,
~ ` ' ' W A- '  W Mrs. William Matthews, at the house
' g 108 Commonwealth avenue, where he
has made his home.
Miss Murphy as his bride.
The following romantic slorv is from The
oston Post of Saturday last and is ac-
‘I shnllmnrry Jennie Murphy today.
or she is a good, pure girl and I`m
y's proudest families, millionaire in
own right and shining light of ex-
it was Thursday when he departed.
And today he is expected to return with
From houscmaid to membership in the
councils of the aristocratic and nioneyed
niatrnns-that ls the transformation
ty Jennie Murphy.
ami. is iii.'Au'rii‘ui..
Ahunduntly blessed with nntui'e`s
charms, and at Zi years ot nge In tho
bloom of womnnhocd. Miss Murphy spent
years of toil and labor in the niaiislons
of the rich until fortune smiled on her.
A humhle domestic on the Iici'l.~'ii"" ““`
tate at Weston, she inet Leroy l-'ny but
last summer.
He was speerliiigliis favorite stcezl on ii
crosacountry run, she walking _lnuntiiy
down the country road which skirted thc
Continued on page 2.
oompanied bya large photograph of the which is supposed tohavc came to pret-
. I ' '
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a
SAsnA'ronN, Jan. 28.-William Gerrod,
a rancher, living west of here, had a terri-
ble experienoe in the storm on Saturday
lnat, while driving home. He lost his way,
and the team became unmanageable,
and ran away, throwing him out.
Late at night Dr. Stewart, re-
turning from n professional call
heard a faint ery, which ho at first
a quarter of a mile he found Gerrod near- |
ly unconcious, beside a bluff, his left leg,
right hand and ears badly frozen. Dr y
The Mounted Police went out nad secured
Lnovnmrss-ran, Jan. 23.-A case whle
is attracting the attention of the Moun
ted Police down the line uillpmbably
at this request of Inspector Strickland.
According to the story which ha; reached
the authorities, .John Fleiting and n
brother left Lloydminster one afternoon
about a iuontli ago with n team of horses
to drive to their clnims,a few miles south
when they loft they were intoxicated and
plentifully supplied with whiskey. A
out and look for his brother John, who,
John Flettinglylng along the trail about D
two miles from the house, dead. They h
-A
LucAs Cousrv. fs" “
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
Toledo Countyand Srnie aforesaid, ami c
HUNDRED DOLLARS for eacii and
every casa of Cnta h that cannot be
cured by thc use of £1i|'s Catarrli Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed ln
lAiyIpr1ii’~&ice,thIs oth day of December.
, - Noranv Puiimo.
I-1all’l Gatnrrii Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfnceahaf the system. Bend
for testinlolilais e
sum  J.u(El]$ENll|\`. &7C0. Toledo, 0.
y ro sts. oc.
Take Hiall‘s Iffmily Pills for con-
stlpatlon.
Bargains.
All lines of footwear
at special cut prices
to clear before stock
` taking, Feb.-Ist.
  CONROY.
V The Skoemim .
Sunnyside,
TUEKEH |]Eii|ll] `
i1ilat°°kf°ri=°0r°ts. baton hesringlrre-yu! the United stairs is nil time new
Dffiiedr Well! £0 ill*/€StiK>\t6~ Ailvr ii\"iVi\1B stands between Charles L. Tucker and
Stewart hurried with him to the hospital clslon denying the m¢\,i0|| of Tnokefs
where he secured treatment. The fingers counsel fm- n' new trial on the gmund gf
on his hand will have to he ainputnted. newly dim),-ered evidence,
the h0i“S°9 1150"! Uliiiliifllll- cislon ofthe court he collapsed complete- ,
ly.
.__.,..;
- blow, nhd it required all the skill of his
counsuhto inspire him with any hope and
  V  lol-Litude' Y
Unless a stay of proceedings is now
" granted, Tucker will at once bc brought
into court and sentenced to death.
   Counsel for Tucker do not abandon
hope and insist that they will appeal to
h
, ' f |
be investigated by Coromer Vegrevlllc
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few hours afterwards the brother, still report of the Indhn departmeng shows
intoxicated, arrived at tba homestead ¢,h5[,,,-||an populauon of canada
of some Galicians, and asked them toiro 1905
_ 078 . .
he said, had gotlost on the road some- a decrease ,Jmm was really an |n_
where. The Galiclnns wentout and found emma in the p°pu|,,¢,;on M in gh.,
brcuglit the body to the house and next two |,e,,.1i,,g5_ Q“e1,e¢_ NEW Bums.
dayit was buriodwittiout the formality wrck and Manitoba gm, increase; in
i=fiiiC0r°ncr’sii=riaei~t. Owlnsw rviwrlfi me popaiatiemwinie ontario, Navi. sea.
since circulated, the police are iiivestigat- Ml' 1-,rlnce Edwnrd maml' nrmsh Comm.
WK' bla and the Nortli\vest show decreases.
The aggregate earnings of lndlaiis from
_STATE 01' OHIO. CITY 0*"TU'<l‘3U0i nllsources, exclusive of interest money
kenior partner of the firm of F. J. gheney W
,B2 C0., doing business in the ity of v
that said firm will pay thc sum of ONE from “nm and room h“,,,,eswd_
ABEGWEITS
VICTORIAS
Friday Evening, January
A splendid game anticipated among the
knowing ones and Vics are determined
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Bos'roN, Jan. 23.-The Supreme Court
he electric chair.
Judge Sherman of the Superior Court
esterrlny morning handed down a de-
When Tucker learned ofthe adverse dc- ,
Ha' was uiici-ly disheartened hy the
e highest; court in the land in n last
ffort to save their ciient`s life.
Nliidldii ii|i.ii3i
Or'rA\vA, January 23.-The annual
for
was 107,637. compared with 107-
for 1901 Although this represents
rovincc ofOntario 430 were deducted.
nving been returned previously under
nuuities and rentals, were $4,524,774,
hich was $2»i5,il73 more than the pre-
ions year. About 45,000 acres are under
ultivation ami 81,261,757 were realized
Minard'\ Liniment Curse Diiiidriiif.
iiouiiiii LEAGUE iviiicii '
_.VS _
26. 1906.
o reverse the last results.
Game starts at 8.15 sharp.
Admisssion 2 5 cents.
Reserved seats Io cents
extra.
Dill] IN HEH
HliNiliiilliH Yiiii
Ir~'¢=niisoi.r., Ont., 23.-Helen Kerr, rclict
of James Park, is dead in Nortii Oxford,
in hor one hundredth year. llnd she lived
until March she would have been n cuiiie-
nnrian. l.'p to three years ago, when she
inet with an accident from which she had
been confined to herhorl ever since. Mrs.
Park was able to perform many household
duties. Mrs. Park was born in Ayisiyre,
Scotland, came to Canadn in itll() and \ 'ith
her husband settled in North Oxford in
1318 on the farm on which i~he died.
lKiii'S Eliiiii
Pilliii liiiilili
S'r. Janis, January ‘$15.-'i`lie fleci.~'ion o
the supreme court that Mabel l-'reno
hcingawoman, was not n person an
therefore not eligible for aiinii.~.slon ii
attorney, has saved Kate Siniili ii tvriii nf
imprisonment for drunkcuiic-s and dis-
orderly conduc She is well iriniwn in
police circles and when her case was
called this morning slie ciiiil “l iiui no' ii
person, y honor." The statute under
which Jud Ritthlc was proc-ei-llliiir rcail
“Any pcrsoi found drunk, etc.. The
magistrate saiii that the pulnt uns so
cleverly taken that Kate nliciilil have tiie
ibenefit ofthe doubt and she was dis
chnrked.
PROVED IN MOl.'.\"[` I"Ul{lE.\"l`.
licvc Mrs. J. \’Vitlioin of .\si.l|mii: iinn
suceecdcrl. "For yeiirs,"s|\e .~inii¢., “
was ii dreadful sufferer; noiliimr gave
relief. At tiinesifound ii iii-i»o_~\:u_v io
hiiveiill tho doors mid wiiiiiuivs npi-ii In
get my brcntli. When in iii-.~piiii~ l in-mil
of "Ciitiiri-liczoiiel' Iiiseil ii. and now
aiu perfectly cured.” This provie. In~,vi.ii~l
don it that any case of l\.\iliinn i~ i»u|».-ii.|e
with Cntariliuzunr. N0 rriiicily W piv_-i~-
ant. none so absolutely cerinin to Iliino-
ugiily cure; try “Ciiin|-rliozoiie" yoiii-ali;
it's giiaranteed.
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Suainxrzas.
I-larperis Bazaar.
Delineator.
Young Ladies’ ournai.
Ladies' Home ournai.
\Von\au’.1 Home Companion.
London Magazine.
and many others.
i All the leadin Newspapers
CANADIAN a.niFAMl'2RiL`r’\N
received daily.
Subscriptions taken at
nubllsherssprices. READ l'i’.
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MOVES.
CARTER & C0., Lid.
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