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‘-FROM WOUNDID l8LANDlR.-
The following are extracts from a»let~
 ter received from Pte. Daniel Todd.
~ `"""`""""""""`""' o was rccentl wounded by the
`- `. i ‘ ' wh Y
- '_-i1' luivs to buy is this Proviiic 'rwo cswrs e nl h l - "ll" l" °“° 0’ ”‘° S°”““° "°"‘°“-'
_ 9,9510" for .dvermlelg 1: `;_hh°;ium::_ Chatham. England, Dec._8, 1916. Dear
_i-rl-is ulollnlua oalu cusi-dianculi must accompany ei-lm, ‘Mini Sir-“Get your letter and pleased tgi
aah be obtained at Lai!erty’s Tensor-mum charge twenty-live cents. ‘ h°'" “`°’“ y°“' I “m “°“' ‘"e“‘°"°
ill Iirlourl. Summerside.
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\ -y-THE _.STRAND Kensington '4thEs
chppte-r Secret of the Submarine Fri-s
_ they and Saturday evening 7.30 and 9.
Ofc Ock . 3605
tock farm implements. Furniture.
3616-12-28M3i.
-`-NEW MAIL BOX.-His Ma,lesty‘s for the ion winter that is ‘comin
mail box which was lost during the -t
fire at the Prince County Drag Store,l
has _been replaced with a new up~to-Iago mailed to any part of the island
date one which is now on front of on receipt of fifty cents. Dr. W. G.
the Clifton House.-H. Church. Veterinary Surgeon, Summer-
-YOU CERTAINLY SHOULD
-FOR 8ALE.- At The Larkin
tate. Clermont. Jan. 4th. Live'
-TO PUT YOUR STOCK in shape
5 _ 8
ry Dr. W. G. Church's condition
powder and watch results. Trial pack-
NOT miss the cantata. "The Xmas
Kink." to bo rendered by choir of
Methodist Church, assisted by local H
own, took place in Tignish at ten
’°'°°k T“e‘“'a" m°"'i"g’ “ ‘my imisssnt valley Methodist church we hadlhe reeerde hers we eeuld pre-
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tallent. Friday evening at 8 o'clock. t
Silver collection to be taken to de- o
arge concourse' hoing in iittenilance.
fray' expenses. 3680-12 28-M2i. l
sille. 3598-12-27-M3l.
-FUNERAL OF MR HACKETT.
The funeral of the late Mr. Edward
acketi. Postmaster of Charlotte-
to a Convalescent hospital where l
-will be for two or three weeks. then I
get a ten days' pass and will take a
trip through Scotland, then back again
tc- the trenches in France. It is pret-,
ty exciting work, this charging the
»Huns, they spotted me all right but l
sm still ahead .of the same. The
worst wound they gave me was the
shot through my left shoulder but I
am none the worse of it" now. l
was in the hospital in Etaples, France.l
c-.ily sixteen days and was then re-
moved here. This is a beautiful
place. Wlill write again in a few
avs und will give you an address for J
»
-eiatioii thoroughly anllrsed by his in-
stii_a|_isnta,<Irith~ti»~r»lult that fier-
lllllll suing to Af_rlca"_ were able 'to
learn very accurately before their de-
parture how to speak these native ian-
guages.. -_ . _ »
"ln France the Paths 'Freres Phono-
graph Company, gave a large endow-
ment to the Sorboane for the study of
dlalectology. The-y presented ii larsl!
number of phonograph; and appointed
a director. to make t-'ours throughout
the country to colect dialects. with the
result that the Sorbonne has now a
great library of records. We have noth-
ing of that sort in England. it is 'much
to be wished that some patriotlce per-
son would calms forward and do'here
for the study and record of fanguages
what has been done- in F ance and
Scotland.
“|l‘he value of taking the records of
ative languages is' obvious." Mr.
ones added.
ll
il _
v. reply. Yours truly, Dan.-H.
-PLEASANT AFFAIR.-The Sun- ll
lay School and Mission Band of the
“There are always some persons who
want to learn them, and there are dif-
culties in' picking them up from the
natives without previous study. lf
 -in
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The Rev. A. J. McDougall, celchmt-
_.yi/Epp|N(; BEL-|_5__0n \ve¢|n¢._,. cil the requiem lliass, assisted by tht-
day. Oct. 25, a happy event took pinch llcv Fatliers Stephen McDonald, Roll-
Tti 1?; Rmm- og Mn and Mlm Han-y xi Migloiialg,1;lu:)0(‘ol;(l;olly. Tlllolllttilv.
liar _, usgust ne Cove, wieli their i§l‘- Ollga C llil Dl`€'»1C 9( 0
dhughgel- Ruth was um¢,_._| in mm-_ fullerali sermon. The pall~bearers were
ridge to Quwhhl Luwthm- of (mpc Tray. i-ion. (Jliarles Daltoll, Senator Mlir-
ersc. The blldzil couple stood under lilly. MOSSFS S. P. Glllliiilt. E. John-
a gpm-,,fu| “rch of Bvwg,-£.¢.n_ ,and the stolivc, Willizilil Czillaghilll, and A. J.
knot was tied by llcv. Geo. Morris iii lllchadycli, _
_the prcsonco of a select colllpuliy of i. ~
'friends and lclativcs. A sumptuous
gunner wa:;_ prtovidud bydMi-s. clark. __,n___A2§|’?a"f_'_5 w‘_;_'_‘;'~_’2_°(E,i;;gl__‘;~t__£:‘__*:_'
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paldlthcllr blesitlrespeirtslto thc- lluppy _(___ MN F__o__ence scfgfgh U ,rag 
coup 0'. he r i e, ii popu ar ullil clover ‘_ " ‘ '_ ' '
young woman, will he nlucll missed ill gan _ Valle _Shch‘;°§_ exafnlnauo" ‘vas
Augustine- Cove. The best wis-hes of ineq; " Thea” °°' "use Frldn' 22“d~
their many friends follow the couple Fénier Bof_d:_Z_l_'3‘l5tv‘;)‘;;sl_l_§'(;’_;l ""‘lT§"V-
‘ . ere
I thei h T s. _
0 r ome in 'Cape raver e were also present, inspector Gallant
  and four teachers. As usual the
*  scholars made a pretty good showing
and showed evidence of careful teach-
_ Quick wa" l ing.- St. Hubert had their school
' examination Thursday afternoon and
9° End C0l|9l|3» C0143 also si. Philips. Both schools an-_
V Und Cfgup conducted by skilled teachers and tlie
_,___ pupils gave evidence that the-y were
A- “neun” I-“,”.|’e no-“_ well trained.- Mr. Joseph B. Arse-
llade Remedy that ig nauit who has been working in Sulli-
Premn and sure. merside the past month came hc-me
Szttlll~dav.»-- Mr. l"l'ancois Arsenault
student in philosophy in St. Dunstan s
coll; _ygélonhgxgieal evtzvggescooligli orucliesg College, is spending his holidays at
I 911958 FOR ' ' ' __
tickle, hoarsoness, or diiiicult br't~atliinl!- lvlsaxlilllomgem llblaml 8 \ mag.e' Sam”
or if your child wakes up during the ' ` S me Q, 'aye taken. 8" un'
night Wm, Broun and you want quick usual liking for \\ elliligton this Xmas.
help, just ¢|-_y this pi,-,haunt ¢,,gy_ing O_n Friday and Saturday he was there
home-made cough remedy. Any drug- distributing free' toys to tht- children
§i_st cansupply you with 2% ounces of lie had a counter r-” hi., own and
iliex (50 cents worth). Pour this into Wag ke t as busv M ,` 1 _
A 16-oz. bottle and fill the bottle with p . ~ as “"5 ot ‘el clerk
Dhin gnuulated sugar "nm Thu! in the store, in catering to the wants
prepared, you have l6 ounces of really re- °f his CllelllE-*lVl-
markahle cough reme_rly-one that can
be depended upon t_o give quick and last-
in§_rclief ?tiil_lh_til1;er(. h ld _ Q __
oucan ee is ae o o acou
in a way that means business. Elt  
l<_»\osel;st_a£i1 raiiiea the phil-gm, lstggs
roa lc e an soothes and liea s _
irritated membranes that line thg _GL E' P‘ Bonner' of N0' 5 Siege
throat and bronchial tiilics with such Ammm-"» "9f-“med t0 (`-ll“l`l0ll9l0\Vll
promptness, ease and certainty that it W‘€¢lll€'S<l3».V llfflel Silellllilllg 2 Sh0I`l.
ll 'Filly astonishin _ furlough with friends in Victoria-
Puiex is a. specialz and highly coneen- v_ `
hated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract b' d 'th ' l '
and is noted 'fofoilzxs l:peeed`lh ovéirhlglilicrlg _Mn ,““‘l Mrs- vlfellster _ B°Ulf€l`»
had an evening of pleasure and pro
fit on Friday, Dec. 22nd. Althc-1igli_
the weather was unfavourable, it being l
dark and raining heavily, tile church
was filled when the time for begin-
ning the entertainment arrived. in
the absence of the Superintendent ot'
the Sunday School Mr. Thos. Ber-
tram, who was i-iullcfrlng from the of-
fects of a had cold. the Pastor, Rev.
L. J. Loard, acted as chairman. A
programme of exceptional merit, con-
sisting of Christmas music, recita-
tions aiid exercises hy, the young
people, was rendered ill a lllost .praise-
wortliy manner. 'l‘lle programme
was not all given by tile older boys
alld girls as there were' tiny tots be-
tween three slid four years of age ta-
king part. At the conclusion of the
progrunrnia, a well-laden Christmas
tree was stripped and gifts of candy,
etc.. distributed among the children.
Mrs. Le'ard presided at the organ, and
it is only just to say that nluch cre-
dit belongs to her for the time and la-
bor spent in training the- children.
The audience dispersed after an ex-
change of Christmas Greetings and
lille singing of “God Save the King."
STUDY OF SOUNDS
The records recently taken by
means of the gramophone of native
tongues in ilndia, and presented to the
British Museum, have their counter-
part iri this country, though not to the
full extent that pllilologists could wish
The Carnegie Trust sonle time' ago
set aside a sum of money for making
records of Scottish dialects, and Mr.
William Grant, M.A., lecturer in phone-
tics in the training college' at Aber-
deen, was appointed to supervise them.
Dr. Moorman, of Sheflield Univer-
sity, has also taken records of York-
shire diale'ct.
interesting work has been done by
Mr, Daniel Jones, reader in phonetics
| in the Ulliversity of London, in takin-g
records of the' Welsh, Japanese, Hun-
garian, Czeich. Sechuana, Zulu and
other languages. A very intelligent
native of Bechuallaland, now in' Lon-
don, has been speaking into a phono-
r h and as thus enabled Mr Jones
severe epughs, th;-mg ghd chest co1dB_ and family spent Christmas ill Tl'_vc-n.
Its millions of enthusiastic users have the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bowleyf
made it famous the world over. Lea|~.l__v_ '
...ii.i.'°..:l:.*'.i:sl.;;°"'rs°:.:u'-:.ii:"° - l
ghintmmg ‘Bk fm.'u2,£_ ounces gf -Messrs. liarry and David Pr0f’itt.i
ing" w|¢h_fu11 direcgions and don-t _Burlington are spending a short time
accept anything _else. A guarantee of in Victoria, the guests of Mr. und
abso ute satisfaction or rnonev promptly Mrs. H, R_ P1-0fm__V_
glgggnlgiifidéxgélgs Twithtthigntoreparation. ,
" "tm °’ ° -Mrs. Frank Perry, proprletress oi’
-i the Queen Hotel, Summersldc, is vi-
siting iii Picton, N. S., the guest of
A  her daughter Mrs. Pope.-H. _
-l_\Ir. Elmer McLellan, student. of
McGill University Molitreal is spend
Smau Clock ing the christmss holidays at his
hi-me in Summerside.-H. t
.for $3.00
_ This is a strong, beau-
tiful clock, Just the thing
for use on your
--i-*ll-»
T0 STOP BAD COUGH.
Sootih Dgy, irritated Thrvaf with Par-
m nt yrup. Says this Old Fash-
ioned Cough.Ffemedy is Beat.
We-liro ti.-lil that the old time remo-
M t l div.-i ilrif bost and iuvliriahly contain
an 9 ll-ss lillrlliflil yet better medicine than
_ those which uro |il_usc today. This
BOUd0lf being so, lillilouhtcdly the following
` old iusliiolieil rc‘i:i|lt1~ which is quick
Bgdfoom- acting will bc wiilcoriloli by many 'tis
thcre sccills to he a rcglllnl' cpidclnic
Desk
of coughs ut ilic ,prc.-ie‘ilt time. Sccurell
from your drugiiist 1 ounce Parniinty
Dressing Table
It is an excellent lime-
(floublo l-itrcligtlll. take” this homo)
ulld add to it a quarter pint of ho_t|
water und 4 ounces of granulated sug-
ar. stir iilll.ll llisl-iolvoil. 'Fake 1 table-
keeper, accurate and de-
pendable, attractive in de-
sign and a really excel
lent value at ...... ._ $3.00
.spoouflll l'our times il day. No more
BLACK & C0.
(flagged liostrili-i should open. air pas-
i-iagvs of your head should clear and
your breathing become easy. Par-
mlilt. syrup is pleasant to take, easy
to preparr: and costs little. ivory
person whc- has a stubborn c ugh.
hard cold or catarrh in any form
should give this prescription a trial.
E HD . h _
to discover many curloslties in -the
pronunciation of the Sechuana lang-
uage. The Welsh records of prose and
poetry were spoken by two well-known
Welsh preachers, the Rev. Elvid Lewis
and the Rev. W. Griffith.
"We have other ways- of recording
speech besides phonograph,” Mr.
Jones -said in an interview with a rep-
resentative of London. The' Obser-
vcr. "We have the kymograph, an
instrument which records the waves
or speech o s___drun;Ifhr
words are spoken into a tube, and
very beautiful curves corresponding tc
the sounds aré rc-corded on smoked
paper. From these curves we are able
analyse the nature of the sound
are these persons beforehand as Ger-
many prepared them at Hamburg, and
we.cou=ld give- them the necessary in-
struction in the awkward sounds.
These records of native tongues have
therefore, a great commercial value.
"The .reservation of dialects is of his-
orical interest, and has a great value
for phllogos-lst-s. Some dialects are dis-
appearing. and if records were taken
it would help to keep them alive."
lg may be recalled that the records
hat have been made of the native
ongiles of india are in languages spok-
en by the- aboriginal tribe's of Chota
Nagpur and the Santal Parganiis.
They include the story of the "Pro-
digal Son'.” marriage songs- nad folk
lore, in the four languages of the Mun-
cla group, Kharia, Mundari, Ho and
Santali, and one of the' Dravidian
group, Kurukh. The-y are to be made_
available for students of these lan'-,
guages and general phonetics.
t
t
t
was as though he had bought We'st
nrinster Abbey. The British peopl
were aghast that this bustling, 'enter-
prising, advertising Irishman should
have become posse:-:ed of what was
realli a national institution The ex
put on in the Abbey. They were disap-_
pointed. Northcliffe did not aim to
make another Maiiout of the Times.
It has remained the Times even since
and is today as great an institution as`
And though everytliing's expensive.
Whst’s the use of being pensive’
One can hesitate--remember- ,I
if l coulf‘li’t give and live. i
Only yestoi-iiiiy' I bought
And the lovliest blouse for Mother-
But, Geo! I had a glorious time
If l have to live on air
For awhile, 'cause when you give
ing _
In‘ ll. manner bold and ‘shockin
And my gladsome joy 1’ sing,
Gosh! I don't expect a_ thing.
NOFlTHCLlFFE 'PRESS
tl statesman, but ii journslis-t. A few
days ago a London editor said that
l~Ieave=n'-but pretty near it.
THE HOME RUN
7 ' 7 '10
pected, in effect to see a cabret show
‘Bout expenses. But December- n
Oh! Di-'cmber is so gay t
And a set ofbooks for Brother- |21
And Dad‘s heart will burst to brr/akin’ '_
'Cause il had my pictures taken. _,
I remembered others, too, gm” `l“"' ‘my "M" mem" f°" ‘W9 under 60 who lacks iron_i\n§rincI'.8Bse
Aunt Marie and Cousin Sue, _“
Al'l I have left is a dime; _ 2
Buying things-so I don't care 1':
All you can-you really Live. lgi
And though l'm hanging up my stock- , t
greatest Slllgle l0l`09 ln llle Blllllll head wasuncovered. The procession
Ell1Dll‘e l0'flllY» llllll lf flle Bflllsll Em' was headed by the Marine Band.” |
pirc- us we believe is the greatest of Sunday raised his voice with hugh.
t S S ' y , _
ers. of Tolstoi will have enough evid- "who was in the coffin?" he thund-|
ence to declare that liis prophecy has ered
journalist. Without the help of North- None,
cliffe it is doubtful if Lloyd 'George -‘What hugging had he hhliyy None,
could have been made Premier, and “\i/hai ah; of dlpiomhcy had he
w sl not Nortthcliffe but the donga Nnne
quitli and the uplifting Ol’ llle little “What great invention had he giv
Welsliman. to the world? None.
“What picture had he painted?
G ble None
Started on ii am . _
These questions and answers came
Lord Nortliclifie' is yet in early mid- from the evangelist like reperts from
die use. and his- cal-cel' would seem ii gatillng gun ,and then, like a flash
more typically American than Eng- he softened, and with pathos in his
iish to those who believe that it is voice-, lie continued:
easier to rise to the' top on this coli- “l-le' had simply written a little
tinent than in the British Isles. The song, sung by the rich. sung by the
ioii' of a Dublin barrister. Alfred poor, sung by the engineer] when
Harinswortll went to London when a they lean out of their. cali windows.
young man and entered newspaper sung by the captains' of ships as they _
york. He either starts-_l or bought out stand on -the' bridge, sung by the keep-Q
a trifling little weekly sheet called ers- of the lighthouses as they look
Answers. and by' offering ‘large prizes out to sea, thl‘0\lKh l-ll0 Wlllll0WB Of
’or lucky numbers. guess-so or other their lonely watching place, sung by
iaiiards and by mortgnglng every- the multi-millionaire, sung in' the
lie forces en a ed in this war, admii' t pnect F "-*-'i"'l"'
i
i ever know, and this year see a glorious peace
0 .
We can demonstrate. for example tha'
the Japanese whisper many of thei
vowels instead of sounding them ll
the ordinary voice."
Mr. Jones showed our re-presentst
ive a record from the kymoiirnph o
the word “play" proliouliced by- hir:
and tho same word pronounced by' a
li`leln_i»sh-speaking Belgian with a had
accent. The -mispronunclation of the
i“ in thc- latter csso caused u vibrat-
ioii to he socll which ir- absent iii’ the
correct pronunclatloil of thc woijd.
"The kymographf’ it was explained.
"ls also a valuable illstrumont for de-
termining thc- length of vowels, and it
enables an acciirate analysis to be
made of the rise and fall of the voice.
Moreover, by its aid, a r-tudi.-nt in cor-
rect pronunciation is liable to trace
the progress he is making.
‘ "Other countries, and liotllhly Ger-
many, have made great use of the roc-
ords of nativo languages. lli _llam-
burg. Mr. Jones recalled. a phonetics
laboratory' has heen established ill con-
nection with the (‘_o'loiiial institute,
and -thousands of pounds have been
spellt on its equipment. One of its main
objects was to analyse the pronunc-
iation of the native languages of the
Gorman African colonies. The director
of the ‘laboratory used to get na/tives
racking your whole body with a cough
Sunnyside
There is nothing better. ‘ I
from Africa and have their pronun-
hlng he had to advertise his lotteries dugouis on -the' plains. sung in the
we attracted attention all over Eng- cabins on the hillsides. _ _ - . ' `
and. and in an' incredibly short time “John Howard Payne had written. _   _ _  0
nado a fortune. Morally what Harms- "Be it ever so humble. lllSl`0ll- H0
vorth did may have been no more place like home’ » ~ '
_::::‘.it. 2:..Tl:‘.:‘:..'.'::.:::°2.:.z1fi‘.`iIron Is Greaiesf1qf_AJl§g¢r li
°’l`
__ nmlai-fs. liyfs 5 ,héfsr
A Secret of the Greats E_ndi.li‘. one; and Power_ of Athletes _ I
rdiliary Nuxated iron will Make Dell- docioring for months without obtainfns
cate, Nervous, Rundown People lllny benefit. But don't take the old
_2o_o Per cent strong-.ir in 'rwo forms of reduced iron. iron acetate or
weeks 'rims in Many cuss 'tlneturs °l.1r°n' simply to uve' I few.
____ cents. You must alle iron in s fam
NEW YORK N_ v___M05l people that can be easily absorbed ani‘i‘al6lmf-
iishiy seem is think they sis going' lated lllle minted iron ii you want it
_ (OD
°‘"."' ll WU' _ ‘to get renewed health and strength ¢° \‘l0 ¥0\l lllll 8000- °l-l1l¥Wll9.»l¢1lll¥
in-om some 5y_hhu|h¢|hg m,d|c|n,, ,w.iprove worse than ussless.Maliy_an-atli-
» E 0 ret noiitrum or naracotic drug. said lille °l' lll'l¥¢,_°llllltei’ 'ills won the day
T9 B R N°T 7° BE Dr. Sauer. a Specialist who his studied fflllllly lltllllllle lm' l““'»'W lll°_ 5?°Y_°¢_'_°f
Merry christmas time is here. ""l9lY l‘°¢l1ll1tl\le_ e°\ml1'i'end Europe 5"" °"`°“¥"1 ‘ml ”l‘l“’_*“°'?*9”‘*1 nl’
hill of joy and gladsome cheer. :V
hen, ss s matter or fact, rear and led his blood with iran-.ilefore he went
rue strength can only come from the llll»0 NIB' ~lllfl'll'.' Wlll%:l\¢~D¥:;-Bllllllllll'
00d you eat..But people ofte fail to 'has 895° d°Wn' W  _l°l’l_0ll! il9l°ll»
et the strength out of their liood be- Blll1DlYl°\'_?1¢ll\°\¢ °l ll`°ll- f - --
' _ f
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Other times throughout the year “se they havawt enough mm in their N01-‘___ “Kama h.on_ recommend”
When the skies are dark and drear, _ g
loud io shame it is change food into lllwve by Dr- Sauer lrltvt I _patent
iving matter. From their' weakened, _lll°4ll¢lll0 |101' l0°l‘0¢ P90195! 'h l UN
ervous condition- they know some- "hl°l‘ ll W9" l¢ll0Wl_l to drugqlll-I lllll
hing is wrong bu`t they can’t tell what »"h°°° “"9” °9'_“m“°“'5' ""° “amy
Wnh "lm my °' gM“5""-7'” so they generally commence- doctor- 9"°'°""’°d bl' °ml_°_°“.l° Pl\7‘l°l5“
f t h_|| eyerywhere. Unlike the older inor-
ng or s omac ver or kidney trouble _mmm mm _pmductsl it is many. "W
I»0ts0Ithil1sBIll|1dll't0ll8ht gr symptoms' of mme “her ailment milatell does not injure the teeth
aused by the-lack of ironin the blood. k tix m M k , ru nt. ummm:
To buy-but. then'-Oh! what's the Tm tm r hu me 9 e gg hh 9
use? _ fliespati:a§itm;lffi?‘sorlilla-ll¢lelil;§n‘;_ lt; mach; on the -:outfrary it is a lpost po-
Christmas is its own excuse. yo I tr H tent remedy. in nearly all forma of- in-
And I got the cutest fan "_ ‘ '
For my 'little sister Anne- -- lt
u are no s ong or we , you owe_ _
to yourself to make the following, gafgtiggédgzigfl “,f;h2" ’:::?:;'t’u:r;‘s
est: See how long you can work or‘ have auch gnu: c°nnd::w°_~|n,Nuxa_
ow far y(<_>u can walk without becom- tad h-on that they offer to lorfeéf 8100i
ng tire . Next take ‘two five-grain__00 ta, any chuqtable ‘Mum on U
abletgj- of ordinary nuxatcil iron three they cannot uh; g,ny'mau~ ‘woman
“ek” The" l°”°_Y°“" 9'-’°“l¥"l-“Elf-ln their strength 200 percoiit. or over in
nd see for youisoif how inuch_ you mu, weeks umm pmvmed may have
“_"'° g“l“9d~ 'I` have 59°" ‘l°z°“'5 Ul no serious organic trouble. They also
f_"‘f°“°"- "““'d°“'“ P°°Pl9 Wll° W0'°€‘ 'offer to refund your moneyif itt-does
-“lhll all the While d°l1lll9 lll°ll` not at least double our strength and
_strength and endurance and entirely ehdhrghcg in teh. ¢l'ny’g une, _lt iq
et rid of all symptoms ef dylilepsis. _dispensed in' this city by Goo. Ili
ver and other _troubles in from ten Hughes, Apothecarie's Hall, E. A. Foo
0 folllleell llllyll llm€'Hil11Dly by tak- ter, Central Drugstore, and all othei
ng' iron in the proper form. And this druggista.
t‘ter they had in some cases been
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And even though my money s spent, _ - _
sps/ins Fon ENGLAND .1 know ids; whyaiid whql~e_ it went. ,_ 1, 1 d 1 th t th h - ‘- fi ~ _
S _ U- T _ _ _ ___ __\ My hi-ss is_1isi... sh my iss-vs um- l.i.‘l.'.§‘..5._° °“° ” ° ""°“ ° ° 'E203"BllT.?..§”15‘§?i3f.§$2.’}."hi? °"»Zl.
ome me e ore o s o e er, _- | Th th I r d d _ th. I I _
lie made a remarkable prophecy which' And all theworld is better--brighter- saw ealhff slfngxf gtaildingalggre sf; n‘;Bre_ street In “ dm' “Guy shaky man
foretold a tremendous world upheaval, And even though the World dc-ceives, B nes ..Bukms.. said _he In u voice or
and il strange figure taking the centre- And Life is hard. If one believes , n§»G06d_n|gm_-- he “HL ‘ stem sadI;ess_ ..I hépe you havenft
;’_f_d'-ltlse 5_§;l_¢_‘€e_:3_g‘§f‘§l§§_sl¥o_§3“ggE:g _R1 E_l:_‘,'ZBlm°° ‘md um Chdslm” spmt' The meeting was over. brokell your pledge of abstinence?-’< =
was not to be a soldier, he said. nori, _
"Me, slr? Oh, no. sir!" repdileil Bil-
MORE THAN ONE. kins, lioarsoly. “'Tis the rheumatlz
--- in me legs." .
After much persuasion Old Bilkins "Ali, l'm glad to hear that you have
lt lllil “Ol lll“°h m““e°l` “'l‘° °°mP°”°d 111' B0B*l0ll l`0`"¢6l'll-ly Bllllf Slllllllly had signed the pledge. The curate remained true to your promise," sigh-
tlle fl-°lY<l G9°‘"S° Callllleli f°" me Drellelleli his great sermon on "Home," was particularly Pleased to think ell the curate. “Well, good niitht. my
members would llave§liol‘t' shift lf and this' ls how heilnished it: that he had succeeded ill turning the man. lt’s a lovely eveninS."
they dill “Ol ill@ll9B 0 l\0l_'lll°ll“" “Down the atreetclme the f\1llel‘8l notorious old toper from the error of "It is that. sir," said Kilkins, fer-
press. Northcliife ls- ulidoubtedlly the ,pl-°c9h3|0n_ A.; it' pagged by eve.;-y_ms ways_ _vem_ly_ "And merys soma splendid
But judge of the curate’s horror moons."
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already come true. and that -the cen- "What hook had he W,-meh? Ngme; _ O
tml flglllfr Of the WOT-ld l0<ll\Y lS 9- “What monument had he erected?  _  
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voice of England Speaking through llllll “What great discovery had he
that commanded the downfall of As- made? Nong-, ; .
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good health and moderate prosperity is what :
we wish for you during 1917. .
May the past year be the worst you shall
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'attained by the ALLIES, is the honest wish of _f
your .friends-
'ilstiflablg than what M Blanc did at Simultaneously with the “lleflnl lb  `
Monte Carlo. A mail .would buy li 0! tlllll-_Word "Homfl," Came tlfe' mel-
iaper for a penny or tuppe'llce-lia~lf- low swelbof music from the choir. _
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penny and if ho were lucky ho might Dllmbfounded, the audience, could, _      _ ,_ ._ ____   , ._ ,___ ._._
linilliswolilvl odds wi ¢ not quite comprehend what had l\ap~ -_-I -1  _ l _"" _ 
'Will £1,000. ` ` '- ‘L` . _
generous; the Ellgllsll wr-_rc and are ll D€l18_ll. bill B‘l0WlY lll9y fsllllzffd, Wal _
sporting people. ill iillilrll of their ap- 2500 mon were sin§ll1,8_ l-hill, B011! Ql'
Ilroval oi' Mr. liarllli-¢wivrtli`s clitor- SOIIEB. "B0 _lt 9Vel' Q0 llllllllllel ,l-l\?`*;:
. _ 1 , 1| i _ i' lik homo. Eli _strains o F.” '  "  »
tclpriso thty uiado ll ul i ill l_loiiu rc Zgdllalii swimh me10d_gus_ _!ou__4‘n_G_   
Owns Many Papers - ~ -»  -. --  .» -  
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To have simply uillilo a fortune out I- ' 0  - - -' ~v   A 
of Answers. wou-lil nrllue no more than
that a nlan had li blight idcli oni- day
cl.£/ills! THE il_l.tioil_ _
and had enough coilllllvlico ill his    :M _ _Then insult-e in  Strong Stock compan_
judgment to risk cvoryiliilig lla had
upon the venture. A gicut lliziny' uiil-
lionairea have nothing more wullilor-
ful than that behind them. llurii
Northcliffo has. He took the money lie
made out of Answers and invested it
in other newspapers and maliiizliies.
He is supposed to have made thelll all
pay. Certainly hp rail the circulation
of the London' Daily Milli ,which he
acquired in the course of ills caroer,
up to figures never before approached
by English newspapers. Finally he
When our blood is impure, ,yeah
thin andy debilitated, your lystem:
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diseases. _ _ i - .
i"ui yfiili- blood in pod condition.
llood 's Surraparilla acts dfreatiy
lull pi-_cliliarly o_li the blood- tpurl-
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lloiiil 'S Sal'lapnl’_¥lll liill ll00tl Q10
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