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'f Trouble and you need GIN
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You Have Kudney Trouble ‘
-.Watch the urine. If there isita deposit of brick dust mane; in
_° the morning urine, or after itlhas stood in a vessel over night
3'-if there is any trace of mlucd s-it is a sure sign of Kidliey .
_, If there ispaiii in the back, it nieaus that you have strained
_ me Kidneys or caught cold, and that tlieseorgails are inilam.
\‘\.'atcll your urine. Ii' you have any sigils-'nf Kidney Trouble-if your
Bladder is irritated-get (lin Pills to-day and start to cure yourself,
60;. a box, 6 for $2.50-antl»every box guaranteed to give satisfaction
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under the iiaiiiie “(§lNO”*Pills. Trial treatment iree if you write
National 1)r\lg& Clieliiicnl Co. of Canada, Liinitied, '1‘orony_g_ 25.7 i
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_sud need GIN PILLS is smug-iiieu iuru.. '
med or irritated. Gin Pills
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kidneys and give, almgst
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Norwich, April 23rd. -'
“I "M hid “P for two nlonlhs with '
K\d'\¢Y Trouble. Tile doctor said it was .
'Ulf “W Kiiihcip bull felt :ure it was. I
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ww" to ser »/box of ciiv i=ll.i.s. iii,
f"""" ‘l“'“¥' k¢¢Pl them on hand. The-'
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Women vote for
GOLD DUST
i-iAm<|Ns New Duty;
-It is undersivloti that the TrSiiLiiiif`>3lT
producer of Jkofiias, Mr W S Hour
ins. wposdvanie is now u iiuusehoiu
word 'in_4.leatricsl i.iroi¢~ii Tn Picton
(=°““E§ié AB Bl Dl‘_°4W!\\ Dlaying leads
Wllh ll own lhbw. It has been sev-
Q"-Hwwi Silica he_ aoiiuuroa homie
ihfl, footilghts hinlselt and his Nl.\l`i"n
'A the “actor end” of the lillsiliess will
inc doubt be welcomed by his many
admirers says the New Glasgow News,
_ GOING TO MlDDLETON.~R.eV. B.
ill. Push leaves to-night for George-
town. sccomvauyinx thu my et isle
REV. Cl- H. MCl.4BHi‘i\ ll) lddletgp,
N~S-. for burial. Mr Fasii will be
. “Wav Over Siiiiiliiv. nov. w. D. wil-
son will plrohcll in the Charlottetown
_ Baptist  urcll llext Sunday iliilrilliilg
and evening. and at Marsliliiild Baptist
S-italéril; 1;; ‘3Mn.;1i.“rt _lille burial scr-
“ , 1 r cle h to-i ay at North
R_iver~Mr Push will preach tho sermon
and will _be assisted by liev. W. P.
‘ Movie and Rev. George Ormaii, who
, will also speak.
_, TRYON.- The sillaivct “Resolved
that married life is more conductive
to haegpirloi-is lhun single life." was dis-
cuss lust week at the Tryon Debat-
ing Society. The atiirmative was tuit-
eli by rt. Metcalf, who was followed by
P. Foy. The negative was opened by
F: Bell, Miss winiiie Smith also speak-
vlng on this side. The debate proved
very iiitcrostliis. and it large uudicnuo
listened to execlleilt speeches. ~Miss
Margaret. McGregor, Frciicii River is
visiting in Tryon, the guest of Misa
Margaret Macdollald.-- The young
P90016 Of Tryon are priictisiilg the
D0il\1lur “Ministcr`s Bride" to bo play-
cd uildcr thc alll-iplccs of thc Mctilod-
- prepared for the productioil about the
ist. Choir. Tlic pinycrs c_\:pcct to he
iniddic of Mzircil. Tlic plily has proved
il/Jcry popular throughout the island.-
i, PATRl0'r|BM AND PrioDuc'rioN.
”`{\l_ UW 0\’\’\_\|l\l§ scsi-lion of thc Dairy-
‘ii`ie.:ls Association on Molldav night,
,-lrofcsi-lol' 'l‘iicodorc itoss road uii ili-
teresting paper oil "I-’atriotish'i :ind
lrotiiu:tloli," iii wiiiifli lic tlouli at
ilijtfat lcnglll witii tiic war and its
_ causes and tliii part every British sull-
‘ 300i. Sli0\\|tl play, to the end of defeat-
_iiig tho enemy. lie first pointed out
_#hilt the United Kingdom did ilot raise
iills own food supplies and must dc-
pcild on other nations for tliclii. ill
the past. vast quaiiiiticl-i of her sup-
plies camo from the countries iiolv at
war. uliil silo nllist now, tilcrcforc,
lirociirc. tiicln froiii hor doiiliiiiniii
ovorsczis. ir. was t7uiiililu'.~: duty in
increase her product so iilzll silc could
send to thc Mother Country all that
sho uccdcd to sustain hor during the
war. Grout Britain wanitcd food sup-
plies, and slic was wcll able from her
vast resources to pay for all she got.
RECALLS THE “GOFlDONS."- A
rocent issue of the British Weekly nn-
uoilnccs the ilcatll ut Sydlicy, Aus-
tralia, Juiiuary 1-itll, of (‘;lpiniii Stools
of tho famous inissioliury ship, thc
"Jollii-Wiilianis," iii the service of the
London Missioiiary Society. Tile
inline oi' this ship luis bceiilllatle fam-
ous to thc l’i'csbyt.criaiis of thc Mari-
time I’l‘ovili<'cs through its associa-
tions with thc New Hebrides iiiissiou
and missionaries so dear to thc liozlrt
of the church. The Loudon Mission-
ary<Sor:lety has now had four vcssols
each bearing thc' name of “John Wil-
liams" and cniploycd ill visiting their
iiiany stations oil the islands of thc
South Sens, und convcyiilg inissioiiar-
ies and stores. The first ship to bear
this name was the brig "(‘:lliidell,’
whit-ii ,took the famous John Willizlnis
“tile Apostlc fi" thc I’oiycsia," oil his
iutal \":-:it to the New licliriili-s ill
l:l'o`.“, when ill this pioneer ritleuipt io
bring iilu Gospel to thc natives ct'
these lizliliiiis, he laid down 'iis life 'nl
thi- isluliai of Erroiiiangn. In nlcnlrry
of liiiil iiic “Cail\dcil" was :il'icr\vur.'l.a
cllliiid thi' "John \Viilliiilis." if was
lu this ship that Itcv. Gcorigc N. (lor-
doii. oi' Albcrtoll, l’. E. island. and his
-viI'\\ sailed as liiiwioilaries in I-Zi'rr:ni-
aliga. embarking at Gravesend, Eng.
iii .liii_v, 1856, rin! after li lone; \'t.3:\;e,
mnhiili: scverni will-i cn route. :li‘i'ivl-il
at their Cfiiiiistioii in June, 23.-7.
'i'lie_v, too. sliii’eit=d death at th i ilaillus
of the iiativcs in 1861.
AILING WOMEN
UF MIDDLE AGE
Mrs.Dnucette'I`ells of ller Dis-
treuiilg Symptoms During
Change of Life and How
She Found Relief.
Belleville, Nova Scotia,Cari.-"Three
years ago I was suffering badly with
what the doctors
_ 
If you are trying to keep house without Gold
D\B_li, you are not taking advantage of modern
'methods. Get some system into your work, but
'let' Gold Dust do all the' hard psirtl of the task.
iAll__you need to do is to direct it. I _
o . . »
Q There are millions of women ln Canada today
E who wouldn’t give up
_the use of Gold Dwi:
for anything. Are
these women _all
I
,wrong?_
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 If you want -to get
Eri'gl__lt, buy a package
_ of  Dilsl today
 the millions'
_housewives
DUST
Another Reform Movement
who' I  '-
do rhcir work
é  
 _ _  called Chan go of
'riiil-‘ ,r-’  Life. Iwas so bad
fi - 5 that I had to stay in
bed. Some friends
told mo to take Lydia
Hi ,, E.§in(kham's~\('iegeé
'llili -if. ta e .ompoun an
ii§i"ii‘i  ,fir it helped-me from
' J /// the first. it ir ti..
 only medicine I
,, ' is' took that did help
&\,.r.Jf.,.. I i l meamuregommend
it.. You don'_t know how tiiilnkflll Ind
grateful I argl. I give ggi! §1\:ihl8B‘iIUh
to bl‘li t ourgo in no ll
do|ll’:tol:m:”a-Mrs. Simon Doucurrs,
soiiiwiiis, Yu-mouth co.. N°v~‘S°°ti\.
Csélsds. I
r uch warning symptoms ll l°\'ll° 0
suffocatlomhot ilashes,heada_che_s,beclr-
selieitdrengiof lmpendlillgiaiil. timid?-gr
sounds in e ears pop I0" _0 l
heart, lplrkl bofdn the eyes, irregu-
larities, constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and inquietudo. and dizziness,
are promptly heeded bflanxlligenxini-
men who are uppfoloh 0 Perl fl
life when“v5omsn'n gross change may
expeo . _ ‘
'Lydia E. Plnlth\m’l Vtithble Corn-
 
_ pound.i`iiviQo’t‘ltea and ludnitliens the
faoigldelo orgunisiil  !p'»he was;
~ nervous l , _earn
. many women ngbwmim crisis.
` TEACHERS' iv|ss'r|No. -- At u
F 'V 4
"3 m WEDNESDAY |3|_AN pHy.|c|AN__ ML Everett Heaven, after leaving this temporary
Ben of 'ry “_ who has been studying ihonle to enter into the everlasting
You Can Easily Tell- If
morlieiiis liirdii university. has,
il is had iltllbd leell accepted ai-ii
illlysician li overseas service and
will leave or the seat of the war as
soon as h com lates this course it!
D
medicine in, McGill.
meeting oi' 'tile Cllilrlottetown Teach-
ers’ institute ileid in the School Board
Ofiice last evening, Rev. Dr. Campbell
gave a vel-.V iiiirrcsilllg lecture eil
tile study or ilin¢n=.y,_ 't‘lic_ lecture
was oliaraoteriroii ily u noon liisiorioui
lillllllllsls and profound tliollgllt. At
the close of tile lecture a vote of
thanks moved by R. li. Campbell, Sup-
erintendent ot’ Educatioli. uittl siibilorl-
ed by _Nr I". .l. Nash, was tendered
ilie lecturer.
HORSE RACES.-This morning,
commencing at 10 o‘cioc-it siizrp tiiii
eighth races ut llic lieuliluil will ttllit'
place. Tlioro will be tolli* i-ness, iiiiin_e=
yi The sccoiiti liillla oiiiinipioiisilip
iicrlcs licliveeii iiriilt-use Etta, 2.20,
liilll Allilllff Dl"lU'\l2 a lnatcil race bc-
tween Alfred K. and Lens. Wood-
Three-minute trot and pace. witii Hoi-
inoiit, Miller. Conilnoiitire Wilkes, Dot
S., Home Guard and Dry Cleaner, and
ll lilatcll riicc betwcch Colnuiodoro
Wilkes. owiied by it. ii. Qiiap[§ll. and
Marv Diiioli. oiviiud ily Mr. ruiiiev.
Tlltlse ftllir rliccs should furnish some
Brand sport us thc horses are all very
evenly matched. Saturday, a tilrce-‘
luiniite class, a 2.30 trot and pace. and
thc finish of the ciiuiiipionsllip will
take Billet: Should conditions provc
hivorabie.
ENJOYABLE EVENING. - 'i'iic
“(‘aliiiicts" of thc l’. W. (‘oili-irc, Y. M.
it. A, and Y. W. (‘. A. tinvc ii aocilil to
thc sllidotils oil Moiitliiy cvuiiillir. 'l‘hc
progrunillio coiiiprised illusicai itcins
and sonic rcadiiiizs, iii iltldiiicii to
tlircc coiitiists. Tile ilrst nt` tho-sc
was an athletic contest wllicii was
responsible for u izrcnt dcnl of incrri-`
lncnt. Tilc second wliii li coiiipclitioli
put up by tcii iuilloit of the “l(iiot'k-
crs” Club. Thr-y wore ouch given onli
niiliute lil which to drive into a plank
as iiiuliy illlils as possible, and not li
little cxiiitciiiciit prevailed. 'l‘iiii iillni
competition consisted iii vcrscuiiakliig
und some rcniiy meritorious lines
were produced. One on "Tho Czar"
was particularly good and was adjudg-
ed tiic winner ily popular vote. Light
rcfresllments were scrved during the
evening, and oil the wllole a vcry
pleasant time was spent. ,
-PATRIOTIC MEETING. - (iii
Tiliirsduy, Feb. lStli, a large and rc-
prcsciitiitivc iiicctiiig wus llcld in thc
'l`own liilll. Aiborioii, for the purpose
oi' getting recruits to join thc third
uolltillgeilt, which is being mobilized
at (fliarlottctowii. Mr. James E.
ilircli occilpied thc chair. Tile lnect-
ilig was opened with a chorus entitled
"Soldiers of the King." Excellent
spoccilcs were delivered by (Toioilcl
A. E. ings, Rev. F. G. Gordon, Rev.
Gco. Millcr, (Toi Moore, Ilicui. Gov.
ltogore-i, and lust. bilt not lcusl, ltiiv,
`i)r_' F‘u|lcrtoii.___'l`llcy showed clearly
tlanailufs duty in' helping the Mother-
land after having protected us for so
iiiaiiy years. During the time o. solo
vcry approprizitc to thc occasion was
silly rclidercd by Mrs. Dr. Emerson
McNeil. Their efforts were rewarded
by one young man in the person of
Zoilas Lewis, Aibcrton, joining.-A.
Licut. Colonel E. A. Potter, Grand
(lilailcellor K. of P. for tile Maritime
Provinces, who has been iii Charlotte-
town t'or the past few weeks in the
iiltcrcsts of the Order-and it may be
remarked. with excellent succcss-
receivcd yesterday a telcgrtlin from
the Militia Department allllouilcing his
appointment to the position oi' Brig-
adier, lii command ol’ the Eighteenth
Brigade, Sixth Divisional Area. Licut.
Col. Potter has bcen connected with
the Cailadiail Militia for the past
thirty years, the last t'\\'cuty four
years as it couiliiissiollcd oiiiccr. llc
has been iiii enthusiastic military of-
iiccr and has offered his services iii
the present crisis. Since thc out-
break of the war he has done splendid
organizing work in Nova Scotia in
connection witll the enrolment and
driliiilg of thc First and Second Coll-
tillgcllts and his appointment to the
iir;[/lrlullt position above mentioned
in ii ilistiiict compliment and ix wcli
iiiurltcti rirwzlrd for thc cxccllciit scr-
virc llc has rendered.
The iiiuiiy friends whom lic has.
inudc during his short stay in Char-
lottetown. as well as his old friends
in Nova Scotia. will be pleased to
learn of his promotion. Tile appoint-
iliciit is to dato from March lst. llrl-
gadier uild Mrs Potter purpose loav-
iiig for iioliic the latter purt of this
\i‘t»¢.\lc
-ELOQUENT SERMONS. -- iiniil
Tigiiisil und l‘ullncr ltoud tflitiiolii:
(Jllnrclies were crowded with woriililp-
pers ut iliass, Slnidlly. and' listened
with great uttciition to thc well dc-
llvercd sermons by thc cciirbrllliiig
priest. iii botil cdlficos, itcv. A. J.
Mcilougull, in the Tlgniiili oilc, with
grciit ciiipiiusis spoke ill Eligiisll from
the Gospel of the day, taking ns his
text “Jesus was lcd by the Spirit into
the dcscrt to be tempted by the dcvll.
wlicil lic ililil fasted forty days
forty nights, He wns hungry"
the Gospel of Matt. iV;l,|i, lic
grcat stress oil the lncrits of this
nil through his sermon ci-
mystery of t-his
of the history of our
that
nl,
Le
was
'if our Saviour
of time pre-
vious going to on Calvary.
Seldom do the of this
thc largest fail
to learn
tagcous
enters
line of
oriltor
a new
each and every one'a'
concluslon,` viewing
devout attention
all through tho
of this appro-
the 'Palmer
P C Gau-
' Alb
t\\8
one.-L
PAINFUL. ACCIDENT.--Mr David
Silornm. Cranaild. met with it very
painful aucidciii ii rew days ago While
engaged ill cutting wood, his axe
glanced. administering all ugly gash
on the left hand just back of the
thumb. it required ten stitches to
close the wound, which is healing
nicely.-V.
THURSDAY-
iNPAN‘rRv voi.uN'rEERs. - The
following additional young men have
offered this services to their King and
Country for duty with ills 40th Over-
suuu tnhllitry Buttuiiou;-william
Riley, Wilmot Valley; John Riley,
Wilmot Valley; and Joseph Gorricr,
Suulnierside.
»-AN ACClDENT--Mr. John iii. Gul-
laili liiid ii .narrow escape recently
from siistuliiiiig li serious ii not fuiul
llijury. l\il‘. Gtxiizlht wus taking home
a big loud of wood with a tellin ot'
horses, when iii tile uct oi’ turning ill
at his nate, where there wus a solid
sheet. of life, his tileigli slid around
with grent violence and went right
against lilo fence, the loud upsetting
and throwing Mr. »Gaiiulit against the
fciltic. Fortullutely the fence was of
plaili 'wire tliid did not roi-list to the
shock as a solid fence would have. Mr.
Gallant sustained. however, o. slight _
Chlses
In
m _, _,_, -1%
strain to his foot, but otherwise is -
llolic the worse.-M. _
EXECUTIVE MEETING.-All Ex-.
ccutivc meeting of thc Cllilrlottetowu
branch of thc Aiiti-‘Tuberculosis
Society was licld ill the Free Dispen-
sury yesterday ilftcrilooil at 4 p.lii.
Mr Tidtnarsll, ml bi~iluli` oi’ thc Colli-
nliilcn nppointiili to look into tho
multi-r of milk liiid lllclt illspcctioii
:uid ol' having clitiiii sluiilrlitcrcil ut. il
plililic abbiitoir. rcail ii. icttcr from Mi'
iloop and it Colliiilitioc wus appointed
to go before thc tlity (‘oniii~ii in regard
to it. it was dcciiicd to soil ii<-licis lol*
Judge I"itzgeriild'i-i lecture to bc givi-ii
in tiic Pro-llutllcclrul oil 'i`ilcsdn_v.
Mart-ii 9th, in aid ol’ thc Free Dis-
pensary. Tiic uiiiiunl iiieciiiig will bc
held iii the llollril ot' Trtldc ilooiiis on
'i‘uc'sday, Mzircli 23.
GEORGETOWN SUPREME COURT _
-ln the Supreme Court for l{ing's
County continued at Gcorgetowll _ves-
terday, thc case of .lzliiies llcliry &
Sons v. W. li. Scott, all action for
debt., was heard before iiis iiononr
Mr Justice Fitzgerald. Tiic following ‘
witnesses wcro exaiiiiliiid for the
pllliiltiff:-i’crcy iiciiry, Suilivaii
llcnry, .lilliics licnry :ind (icorizc
ilurric; and for thc ilofcililtliit:--\\`.
ll. Scott, Capt. ltcuil. and Gcorgc
Leslie. Verdict was given iii favour
of thc pillilltiii iii the sum of 204.35.
The case occupied the attention of
the Court all day. tioullsei-Matillir
son, lliclloilalii and Stewart for the
plaintiff; G. Gaudet and K. J. llizlrtili
for thc dcfciiduilt.-G.
WEDDING BELLS.- A very pretty
wediliiig took plucc oil \\'ciiilc.siluy.
Feb. 17th at the homo of tho liridefs.
sistcr. Mrs. E. (Y. Beer, 437-20 Ave. N.|
W., Ciilgury, when Janie W. Simpson
of Bayview, P. E. I., bccilnlc thc wife
oi’ Ralph Waldo Stuart oi' liattuil,
Wasil. The bridc who wore a tailored
suit ot’ l{liig`s bluc broadclotii with
hilt to nizltcii and mink furs, was giv-
en away by her brotiler-in-io,w Mr. E.
C. Bell. Tlic house was beautifully'
.decorated with palms and icrlls. After '
the ceremony which was perfornicd
by the Rev. A. Mahaify of Rosedale
Presbyterian Church, the bridal cou-
ple and iricnds repaired to the dining
room whore ii table beautifully decora-
ted with carnations alld sniilas, and
laden with all delicacies awilited thcni.
The happy couple left oil thc 18.45
train for Spokane. Seattle alid other
coast cities and on tllcir return will
take up their residence at liatton,
Wasil.
FOR EXHlBlTOFiS.~intciidiiig ex-
iiibtors at the Proviilcinl Seed i-‘air
should bear in lliiiid that all exhibits
must be in the building by 10 o’clock
on Werliiestliiy, March 3rd. Tile De-
plirtniciit of Agriculture has ilow a
good agricultural building nt Siiinlner-
side, and tlicre is uo reason wily the
exhibits should not be shipped mi
Fritluy or Saturday of the previous
wook. 'l`lit-_v will bc all cured for, und
tlicrc is ilu rcuson for aliyolic being
late. There is no danger ot' llic
potatoes being allowed lc freeze il'
they reach the building in good con-
dition. Entries can be nludc with the
Secretary. Mr Jollll Grady, and, it is
hoped tiiilt thc cxilibltors will co-
operate with llic coniiiiittcc to llzivl-.
everything in rcudiilcss for judgllig by
10 o'i:lock Wciiiicsdoy liioriiiiig, it is
ilitolidcil tliut lilo building sliilli ln-
ciol-icd wiiilc tho judging is going ml,
but it will bc open after 5 ll'i:lo<-.k ini
Wetiiicsilny evening. and ilficr 12
o'clock on 'Tliursiluy noon. 'i`hc prim:
lists have already been iiistriliutcd.
One special prize wus oiiiiltcd, oi`|`cl'cd
by tim Steam Navigation (‘onlpuny. ol’
t‘|i:lrlottclo\vli. for thc lilrgcst and
most crcditilblc exhibits ill wheat,
bunncr outs, bilricy alld buckwiicilt.
Th-c prize list is n good one. Special
train urraiigeiiieiits llnve been liiildc.
and tlrcro is no reason why thc Pro-
vlllciiil Seed Fair oi’ 1915 should not
bc thc llcst _vct held.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
\\'ithloca| applications, as they cannot rrmh
the sent of the disease. Cntarrli is rl blood or
constitutional dluelsc. and in order to cure li you
must take inlemsl remedies. ||all'2i ifatairh
t.`ure` is taken internally. and acts directly nn the
blood and mucous surfaces. llaii's Clltarrh Cure
is not A quick medicine. ii_wu_ prescribed bv.
one oi the best physicians in this country for
yenra and is s regular tire-scription. ills co_in~l
sed of the best tonlcs nn_wn.combincd with.
llic but blood purlilcraactinlz directly on thc
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two lnlredlcnts is what produces such
wonderful results in curing ('atarrh. S1.-ml for
testimonials free.
F. J. Cl'lENl|}\' & C0.. Props., Tol-
edo. O.
Bold b}y drugglsts. price 75(-.
-Take iali’s Family Pills for consti-
pstlon.
 
Asntvsroi
...___ _f
Astounding llure by Dr. Dasselfs Tablets.
Utterly i-lelpless Woman Restored to Health
and Fullest Activity.
Her ilpead" Limb Made Sound and Well.
All usual Treatment had Failed, Bilt-
In a Dream She Saw herself Cured by Y
Dr. Cassel|’s Tablets, Got some, and--
Her Dream Came True.
'l`iiir ciirc oi l\l`i's. S. AE. llopkiils, oi Sl, l".iiglish-roliil, Shirley,
Siiiitllziiiiiitilil. liiigiziiitl, is one tlizit _l’_"U""5 l)"‘_('“"3“`l\ S lubhzti to bf!
nbovc ziiiil Iii-_viriiil any iil'iliii:tr_\' ilivdiciiie. llerc is iiei'pci'soll:ii ttstiiiioii).
l|iti‘i‘\'ii»\\'i‘il i'i~i~'iill_\', .~li»~ .Chilli “ Q\lil\‘ Vigil( in' "“:F_ii_`f'ai    
F"‘l‘lC1ll.\‘ UH” ‘|=l.\‘ 1 |>i‘\~:iiiii- in-ipl--_-i-_ ilii2l’~ ,Hm.'|‘.\’||`\\'lls olillv iii'liil 1 was
1 \\'u.»_\ iliil .<iiil|ipiii‘,', ;liill nil ui iiiivr- ii\_\ i .ind iii) liu=‘i_tiii_ (N ‘HMM llivllyiusa
ii‘L’ ,'_'it\'c \'\'a_\' iiii.l~i' ui.-, :liiii .l ti-ll on thi- illkcil lloill-» di!-*Ilia »l-]*Jl_wln.$\`g___05Lca- Dt.
`T,l,‘,`lU({,, I\i`ii;i" l<">i(i(illlIlH\":`~"(>` . ~ ~ f'ns>'\-il's 'l`ablr~ts to mc. I
. .,- r' ‘-  __,.~.`_  _ __
f;‘i"“;'~ 1;‘:‘  ';',':';.,"‘.'>,:.'=‘&;,t~ ~ -‘*\"_-ly;- .. ‘.‘.:;tf“:i..f.‘.‘.?‘..l..i` ‘F .§23f.‘..étl
.» ~;.< .<‘_;_'._:\` - .-_. , ,_  ..  .. -. -
_-tails, I il-il ;l.';.lili. ri-:iii  'i“_J»‘f_\\“l‘¢2_ 1" sm m‘\"n 8' “dl ‘md
- . _ ,- .. , . t
iiiiwii ill.. \\li.iii» iilgiii, zilii ii., \ (»__T--_ir-_/i,_ Mliw “S vwr' I mm my
ii'iilii lli.ii iiiiii- l \\':l~' _.fu W; ‘\‘“ \ ‘ _ .
, ._ I. _ _ _ . ` , - I . .
iiiislnlliil :lild llc got lilo
phi.. _i.~. il. i ll lil to bl hd. , .
liitr-il lil :iilil mil iii F *At*-!‘l,}» ';`  thi' t"bI""5 rox: A
In-il. niiri as I l\;i.< ‘ 'I -1  time l felt il ting-
l*|2'*' if f"' I i1‘.\~ ' V- ' -.".E_'_';_‘.‘==_"-V"-_ fins' in my foot, and
lilo-i-uni tltlliiill-ill .iiil -' I _ , l  fiiiiiid I 1-ollld liio\'.-
HU _L'\H1'i~ -r-it | \‘»':i- ' _  _‘-=  ii. Ohl linlv pleased
t.lk.»;i 1.. ii..~,.ii..I, -  i __I  l was. Soon I was
lviii-in in i' ii.i'i~~' -:='~: -- ’    Z Oi il g rl li ri iit Un
"“""!’I"'. U"'-"' _"l";"l'  " 4'  "15-"-'f"':';-:A-ii: "l'iiti-lies. and tllfrl
t‘\<'|_\'. ilii;_'1li;|i-| i li in - » . /; - -f  , . -
liiiilf: lnlvk .<1-ii.-:li|oii - , -` ‘ jf) Vit, _ _ - . A-'Ut  .|. gout ilsiiiig
,__ my limih M_|__.__|;,_,_ _.__//IW ._/_ ,_ ._ _ _,.1 y -_u»-‘iu- my’ i._..ltclcs .lm
0|- i~ii‘ii-ii_\‘. :iiiil :ill ./  ` ' _'_ / _ .  “'"]'wd Qin mm the
iliut pl-u\.i:.i ll.-i~ii~l..._ I' _ ~.,_ , . ' -' / ~.‘.‘.‘i-` sin-ctw without any
l;".'~-i‘yi>oil_v tlliliigllt `-  _\\ _I 7/  5 u pp Q r t at dl,
till; ic: silo il lil bc ~ ‘\\‘ > ‘v 11,.,-,ple came U
  _lll.~'. Illlp/.l'Ii.\‘. Ili/ll/,1. tliuii' 4.l00l'S lt) SCO
lil lily iu1\l_\'. '|'ii :ill “r nw' It was” modern
mine. After iakinx
ll|>iii~:l|zliii-vs ii|_\' if-_\_' i|lii`:li'ii‘. .\'-iwltiill
Wills iliwiiit iiii-rv \\':l.~i no irvliiit' iii itzlcvt-l'.=1»\\'r\ll: _-iriiila' ‘llld .‘\l1ii\'€‘1 _illld
1 ll-iliilll not llilvr- icit il in-1-.lic pii.siii~ii ev:-rl hiavier than lwfrirc my llliicsrh'
Tlleso :ire the lictiial ilii~t_=, of this rciiizlrkahle case, which iuvcsiigatloil will
fully \'crii'_\'. As ccl'rohornti\'c evidence we aldd
Testimony of the Neighbours. '
.\ili-_ A. E. .iAci\'S0.\'. or 29, ]-Zxi‘.i.lsi~i-ROAD, Sou'ruli.\iP'i‘o_\', sus: “l liege known
Mis. lriilpkiils i-lr ii long tiiiic. I knoll- iii-i' nll iliriliigli in-r illness. . lic wail
r|l»_~<.ini.»i_,- |lnri|l_\'.~l-il. ciiiilil ilili iliilrii :il llil, alllll lin-piiiil t|'f‘aiiiicill did her no
uinlii, `|`iii-ii sill- lwgliil i;li<iii;_' Dr. l';l.=~.~`i'il`.~' 'i`lllili-i.~'_ :lHil siiiiii eil" iivisigcliillg iil;0\l\
wi i-riiiclii-.~l. '|`hi~ iii-xi. tiling l\';l.< iliui :iiilc l\':l.~‘ \\:i ting,-liniiit iril unit crlitcics.
\\'iu»|i I -rf-ill in lii_\~ door Ifuiiiiil si-\‘4~i:ll oiiicis out to see the wonder. Now she
is in .<picn<l‘.d iii-:ll\li."
.\in.-'_ _-'i. A. l.l.il:n, I-Ixnhi.-ii»n<i_\|i. >'iii"i'|i.l.\ir"l‘ii,\_ ~'.\\'7: “_l i-oiiiciiillr-r Airs.
li-ipkiiis when .~lli- \\';if~ qilitr- |i.ii':ll\.~i~il. Shyi- iixis tnkoill in lli\spil.ll, aiii(l1 ll i-eiiiainly
tliiiiwilt Sli" \\'l»iiiil ii<'\i‘l' chili-~ mil liiilu. . uv. iii sue lvl' so strong ull len i ly ll
quilt? usiillli.-.iliii;,'. .illc is Lis active ns ever."
DR. GlS$El.I.’$
IBLETS
Merit has won for l)i'. (las.-rll'.< '|`:il»li-is iii. iuighsl -hiv of llll-ir i-l:lsA in ilrfhl
nrilliiil. 'l`iic_\* ||i:l) lm- ii-'ull \\'llli zllsfiliiii- iwiiiliilr-ii-h fill i-\'l‘i_\' \'.'€‘ilk. \\‘3=iN| _'lf
rlllllliiwn l-iiilil-i.<i:i iii l.iiii:: -ii .Nil iiiuli iiii.iiii_\' ir. r~\~i:i‘liii‘ ziizv. 1"i'lr_i“.-
fouls iliry =houiri iw i-iii-In-l in nil-,ii-i uni] git.-ii in milk. Again and again
tllif- e.\'Ii:ii>l‘iliii:lr_‘,' l-iii...--_\ r»l` ill. < .i.~~'--il'.- 'l`.'ll»ivt.~' li:l.~' in-on prf»\`l`4l ill 1`fl-‘|95 0(
Nervous Breakdown Nervous Debility Stomach Disdrders
Nerve Paralysis _Sleeplessness Malrlutrition
Spinal Paralysis Anaemia Wasting Diseases Q
infantile Paralysis itétincv Disczieo Palpltation .
Ncurasthenirl indignation Wasting in Children
Specially valuable to nursing Mothers and Women of Middle Age
.-\|l ilrii'_"_'i.=t‘< :lil-i .~7»i:' l<f~‘- '= "ii-~ i':`.li>" 'll~~ l‘ii~:ii:fl.:i -i-Fl ill; (`.i.\§¢-ll`s
';~,,|,|..,. ,iz .Go .-i»||i~, A Frm 3 .neil - if i» --~.‘ ii. _ii r. .-. i--.-1-ii-i ..|' 5 is-ui.-i im'
iiiailiilg niiil iii.-~-’.i ':_ l_'.‘ il -- -i 2- - i .1 iii I .. .`. il. L' ‘_ ‘.cll.c illld ijo.. LUL.
IO, Mi-f.`:llli flritl, .`<l. ll.i'-. U.lt.
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BRUCE’5_ SEEDS For
1915 l:»uuu.».iluo
Likl the Highland Refimehisof the lrllilh
Arm), of wlose gior ous record \ve°ll'¢ ID
pimlii, Rrllct-`:4 Seeds have established A
frwrd “SBCOND_1'0 NONE". 'the name
llruce in connection with Seed! leln the
sinndllrd for quality. For 05 yearn we ima
.~¢-l-ved the Cllluldllln Flirmer, (inrdener, a
Am.-itrur so well. tllui from a small begin-
liin;:_ lhis liiislili-.ls luis grown to llrge pro:
pm-iluus. doing luisilir-rs from mont to cout,
:ind oilirilrle Canndu.
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