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'Tiliuioiiriii{i""iii§iiiiiiiliiiiiiii'Eii'li§iéLEi:ii_éB'l'l=|zo|i\ uns wEElrs uswsiror THE tiuilibuirs WSATURDAY
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THURSDAX
A Cambridge, Mass, despatch says:
A peculiar ' matrimonial mix-up is
furnished -in the case of Mrs. Sophia
McLeod, whose action for the annul
mont of the marriage with Alfred
McLeod, superintendent of one of the
subway construction companies in
NW' YUFK City. came up in court here
£01123’ for trial. Mrs. McLeod \vas
married in 1877 to Augustus Doull
in Prince Edward Island, and lived
\vith him until 1890, when they se-
parated. She came to Cambridge to‘
live'in 1897. and sued for divorce in
Rhode Island the next year, and re-
ceived a decree. She was not in-
formed by her Rhode Island lawyer,
she declares, that residence in that
Sate for a year was necessary to
there. Believing her decree was valid
give her a right to sue for divorcel
she was married to McLeod in 1900ll
Last April she was informed by Mc-_
Leod tiint there was doubt as to the
validity of her divorce decree. She re-|
fused to live with him until the mint!
should be i»»ett.le.i. McLeod then left’
Cnnibridge and went to New York,
where he has since resided. Mrs. Mc-1
l.'.<id now seeks to have the Rhqdel
Island decree set aside and her sec-'
ond marriage annuled. I
l<`-ulhliv. ,
--A 14-year old lad was arrested in
Summersidc the other day charged
with stealing money from Levi Srl-f
liph:int’s ment shop. Mr. Siliiphnnt
while talking with a niun :it hisl
shop door heilld u noise us if sonic-`
one was tapping at the till and onl
looking around saw the lad stand-‘
ing near it. A few minutes intel' lie-
exunlined the till and ai-icertnine<l‘
that about $2 in silver he had in it
was |nissiug._ In the meantime the boy i
had left the store. Later on he was
captured, and some silver wzlsi
four.d in his possession which is bc~l
!il~\'<-il to have been stoli-n. He wus`
to have been tried on Monday for
ilu: theft, but in the absence of the
.\'fiocn1li:n'v Mngistrntc was not ar-
raigned. Exe }
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--The citi'/cus of S\lmmi:l'side were
sliociicd lust night when they heard;
of the death of Mrs. H. H. Lefurgyl
which took place about 8.30 p. in, The
deceased had been in ill health for
the past year and had spent the
w_in'tcr ill (`nlifornin coming home ill
the si\i`i.li; somewhat improved but
about ri month ago she began failing
and was confined to her bed. Of late
‘lays it was not expected that she
could possibly live very long hilt the
1-nfl can-.e soo-:er than expected. She
wus fifty-two years old and leaves tol
mourn ri sorrowing husband and
thrcc iirotliers Dr. ilr ee Stccvcf 2
gui- <'.~.muiuui` west? carey steeves, faihff has been wks" wily in mid-
Suiumf-rside and another in thc Unit. life. We hope that you will take com-
ml stools. The funeral will tel-_e fort from the thought that it was
_ (lod’s floings and that He doeth all
o'cl r1<. The Guardian extends sym-lthin.2S W€1l~
place Snturdnv afternoon at twol
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N2ll¢‘=1l!ll=1 CUM :rss fllf... .i;1‘.¥°l.l:n.;"
'l`ni_=: Painful Trouble is Due to l
~, crty of thc Blood. , ,_
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' any more. We hope that you will not
land where we know that death cau-
Biit the Healing Fumes of (atarih
I ozone, Which are Breathed to the
Furthest Fecesses oi the Bro:.c'.ia
l Tubes, Bring Quick Relief and Sure
‘ (‘ure.
Every sufferer from coughs, colds,
bronchitis and all throat and ehesl
ailments needs a soothing, healing
medicine which goes direct io th
breathing organs in the chest and
§lungs, attacks the trouble at the
fsouree, disperses the germs of dis
fcuse, and cures the ailment thorough
ily. And this medicine is “(‘atarrh-
'ozom-."
The germdiilling balsamic vapor
mixes with the breath, descends
through the throat, down the brcu-
cuial tubes, and finally- reicnes iii
deepest air cells in the lungs. Alb
parts are soothed with rich, p\lin,'
me:iicinal essences, whereas with a
syrup the affected parts could not ue
reached, and harm would result
through benumbing the stomach with
drugs.
"1 have been ii chronic sud rec
lars on Uatarrllozont-, and have
becil completely cured, and, infact,
have been well for some time. Cir
from Catarrh in the nose and throat
for over eight years. _l think Ihavc-
spent four hundred dollars trying to
get relief. I have spent but six dol-
tarrhozonc is the only medicine 1
have been able to find that would not
only give temporary relief, but wil
always cure permanently. Yours sin
i-ei-ely (signedi, WILLIAM RAGAN,
Brockville, Ont."
For absolute, permanent ellie usf
thitarrliozone. Two months' cut it
costs $1.00; smaller size, 50c., at all
dealers, or the Untnrrho'/.one Com-
pany, Buffalo, N. Y., and lfiingston,
Canal: . -
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-Tile i'uncral'of the face Mrs. Wm.
Wickhani, took place yesterday morn-
ing at 0 o'clock to St. Paul's (lhurch
Sumxuerside, where the funeral rites
were performed by the Rev. Dr.
Murphy of St. l)unstan`s College.
The pallbearers were:-Jas A. Mc-
Neill, F.. H. McDonald, Alex McNeill,
('oriu~lius (fain and D. McDonald.-S-l.
We, on behalf of the officers and
members of Cambridge Lodge No 112,
I. O. G. '1‘., desire to express to Bro.
Freeman Millar, and the other mem-
bers of the family, our deepest sym-
pathy in their late bereavement.
We realize in 'a"smull measure the
rea.t loss you have sustained when a
We know that it is human nature
o wecli, but we ought to he glad
ver that \vc shall all meet in that
ot separate us from our loved ones
.\`cui‘.il;-in is one of the mo;-t pain-.t
ful maladies that. afflicts humanity.|
The trouble is'usunlly seated in thel
face and head, following the course,
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was-1.
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of some nerve. hilt it attacks other Q
_|_ai`ts.of..thc system as well. It is
characterized by acute pains, some-_
zimes steady, at others spasmudlci
and darting, headaches and gi feeling
as thou;;h the forehead was a band
of iron. \ledical authorities agree
that ncurnlgia is a cry of the nerves
for better food, and that if the,
blood is purified and enriched ` the,
trouble will disappear. This is the
rcuson why Dr. Willianls’ Pink Pills
cure even the most se\ere cases of
neurnlgia. They actually make new,f
ric‘i blood which feeds thc tiredl
starved nerves and thus cure thel
trouble, at the some time lcavingl
the sufferer in better health in every
way that was formerly cnioyed. In
proof we give the case of Mr. G.
Brooks, of Aurora, Ont., who says:
“About two years ago, while work-l
ins; in Colliuglvooli, I wus attacked
with neuralgia, which became so bad|
that I was frequently unable to go'
to work. The pain would start over_
my right eye and would then spread;
to the whole face, and caused me thi
greatest agony. .l was under the
eine of it good doctor, hilt his treat-
ment did not do more than give me
temporary relief, and I was therc~_
fore an almost constant suiicrer.;
Acting on thc ad'-'ice Of my \'~’lf° Il
snully secures to give nr. Williams'
fini: Pills a trial, and I am pro-
foundly thaiikful that I did so, as in
the course of a f€\'-' \\'0¢ll5 l l>°Z““ W
impro\':~, and after 9, further use Oli
the Pills the trouble disappeared sud,
I have not s'nce had any WMU Ul lt-
l may also add that while taking the
Pills my 'weight increased by nlucl
pounds. which shows that the Pills!
are rl body builder ns well as n MWC
restore! ."
hink this 11 mere formal note Init a
sincere expression of =~lYmPi1ll\Y from
every member of the lodge. Yours in
Faith, I-lope, (`h:irity, (‘omm:-I<}rn-
i e annual__m_ectln;
of the Tariff lleform League is beinf
held. Mr. Balfour on other gubjeq,
has been accused of vaciliation nm
that he has been in the political ihld.
Many have considered hiiii___a di`.2eii~_n
te Certainly he has often shov ~' ,ii-
.ndifferencc to personal success
politics, which irritated Uuioulsti
form, who is ii (‘anndu1n 'by biith.No
doubt aware of the coming resigna~
tion, Mr. Law yesterday declared
that Mr. Balfour was _ the greatest
‘olitical leader in Britain. Austen
Lhamherlain is also considered ri pos-
sibility, but he is regarded as 4 too
heavy, and lacking in the magnetism
desirable in g papuliiir leader. F. E.
Smith. K. C., the brilliant Liverpool
lawyer, who clialnpioned the 1-louse
of Lords and led the “Stand-patters"
and who is bitterly hostile to Irish
Home Rule, is another D0SSll>illf»y~
Lord Lansdowne might do but his
choice is not likely.
TORONTO, Nov. 9-(BY Wirel-
Virs Wm Barnes dropped dead in
MONSON, Me., Nov. 9-(By Wirel-
A new gasoline fire engine in use for
thc 'first time saved the town of
Monson from being entircly \‘-'lived
out by the flames. _
The greater part of the buslnfss
section was reduced to asl-cs. hn‘f "
dozen families made homeless and
one num lost his life.
'l`he loss estimated at $50,000.
Siclily Babies Cry '
Healthy Bibles Smile
Baby's cry indicates distress- his
smile health and contentment. 'ihc
mother may be sure there never was
a baby who cried for the fun of it.
l'laby's disposition is naturally a
happy one and it is only distress
such as may be brought on bya dis-
ordered condition of the stomach or
bowels that can_ change this. So,
mothers, to keep your baby happy
you must keep him well-Baby's_0wn
Tablets will do this. Concerning
them Mrs. Chas. I’otvin, Cnuaapat-
st Grull-nm, llllsscl Finley, George
,_-\. Lcece.
It will he learned with plcasilre in
this city tllat C. I-I. and Mrs. Black,
Pugivash, intend coming to Char-
lottetown in the near future to take
up their residence. Mr. Black has
been doing business throughout Nova
Scotia and Prince Edward Island and
is very widely and favorably known
here. Mrs. Black is f, <luught_er of
('01. and Mrs. F. S. Moore, Prince
St, and is a general favorite socially
in this her native city. Their coming
ness and social circles in this city. _
The death is announced of Hugh E.
Mchlacheru, Attorney at Law, Bos-
ton. He underwent an operation for
stomach trouble, but notwithstaluling
the best. of medical skill and careful
nursing be passed away on the 20th
of October. His body, accompanied
by his brothers, Neil, and John E.
was brought to the honie at Bay-
field. 'i`i1c funeral on the 25th to St.
Columha Church wus largely attend~
ed. The deceased was a bright and
most exemplary young man and his
death will be mourned by a very
Louuou, Nov. a-ul.. Hon. Arnlui-
.I, Balfour resigned this afternoon ns
is erha s he est kno liti
News of his retirement from the
cia, N, S., writes: “l3aby's Own Tab-
lets have proved sn excellent remedy
lor my baby. I had been using
syrups, but they failed to help him
and he cried constantly( The Tablets
cured him and nowi he is a fat, heal-
thy child." The Tablets are sold by
medicine dealers or_by mail at 25
cents a box from The Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
HONG KONG, Nov. 9-(By Wire)-
flallton the capital of Kwang Tung
Province and the largest city in
pcndence at noon to-day when the
dragon flag was lowered and a. sal-
ute in honor of the new Government
was fired. _ _
The city of Fu Chow is also in
the hands of the revolutionists.
After taking it they wiped out the
entire Manchu district,
The foreign settlements have not
been disturbed but fires have broken
out in scveralsections of the native
city threatening its destruction,
Fu Chow is one of the most impor-
tant cities in the south, having a
population of 700,000.
The situation in Amoy is quiet,
large circle of friends mid acquain- hut a serious state is threatened
tauces, who held him in such high owing to the scnrcity of provisions.
esteem. To his sorrowing parents Most of the clty's supply of junks
and relatives is extended sympathy were captured by pirates in specta-
in their dad bereavement. cular raid yesterday and the entire
crew of one ship massacred.
A revolt of the troops in the vil-
lnge of Alibi fifty miles north is
lender of the Conservative Party. He causing trouble there.
was Premier before the present Lille- Thi! 5015195 HFWB hllfned the
ral Arlrninistration came into power, lnagazlnesi Y‘1""e“» “ml P¥`0"'l“°l“ll
customs house
nd .p D t b wn po - _ ~ _
can in En%'land. “HANG SHA» NUV- 9-(BY W\"°l”`
A state bordering on anarchy exists
leadership created al tremendous sen- l here owmg t°_ the desperate "iv”’\ry
Sold by all medicine dealers or bv satimh M,__ B__,,___,,_ ,S _____,m,_,i,,g (,,d_ _.of the revolutionary leaders who
man at 50 4-,ents ii box or six boxes B
for $‘_’.5U from The Dr. Willinms’,,__
Medicine <'o_, Brockville. Ont- S
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'ronoN'ro_ Nov. 9'-(Hy Wif0)~“
ml has been in failing health for
upporters is the reason for his with-
rnwal.
Througlmut the day there has been
took possession of the city it few
da 's a
ome time, hilt trouble with his own fllwo  the ,ost rominent re_ _
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pubiican chieftaius, Generals Chino
and Tsfg were both murdered by the
soldiers today.
Sir Jn.-_ Wbitiu\.y, has nunouuced that l‘\1m0I`H in the l0l\l>Y Of the HUUBG Ol They had been very jealous of cnch
wrlln for the general election will be (70mm0n5 that Mr- l3I\lf0\H' had decid-
isszied Nov. 17. if
This will bu tour days lntcr than o
he intended, but the date wlis i='i of the dlvergency of views regarding
buck to allow a final revision of t.
voters' list.
d to retire from his position as chief
other’s position and their quarrel
had been taken up strenuously by
i' the Unionist l-'arty in consequence their f0110w¢i-5,
Foreign women`and children have
he efficacy of his leadership. This been ordered to leave Slang Tan and
lhchch-. D u' ll
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( ,_ lions, lllmimu-
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\   _“gill no! llie kidneys
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ll _
| rn scorn culuusrzz.
We do 'noi guarantee 'to cure in all
cases. hui ilyou derive no benefit our
agents are authorized io refund you your
mmry. Booths Kidney Pills are sold hy
all drugrisis 5oc. hox nr post paid from
Tin- R T. Booth Co. l.lmif¢-d. l~`..rt Erie.
Out
afternoon his purpose was definitely u similar order has been sent to
will he it distinct aciiuisition in husi- 'China, formally declared its inde-
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Mill ¢`-yfllllg. and more eni.husln:‘:|~- ii ‘,,._..._ _ 4? ”` -
:bese sports and in the discilsiiw o. 2,- , ` ( '_`
religious and philosophical questions cf 1  ~{
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Mr. Balfour entered Parliament ir -  lv' ' / , <~`,l§'f.;`-' ’ ll
1874, and entered the Cabinet elever  _.,_;"",, / __
years later._ after acting as Lord Sal "rl l / _ "“.fT7f' "`
Isbury’s private secretary. I-Ie becanu BVU* | 5'  i
leader of the House of Commons in ¢',. "7 ` _.5  ` f
um and opposition leader the fol-  
lowing year. . » 7-- ` '-7,' `§'f¢,
Among those who are mention\ed as    ‘_1"- ,Q E _
possible successor to Mr. Balfour ar ‘#,;’§¢_§-3 " ;.  "
eader of the Opposition is Bonai '
Law, a clever exponent of Tariil Re- ®'\5 ‘ZZ
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_lremsturrly aged, for he is only 62 /\_6',\ R, ,..,..` .fi w
,'e--l-- old. He is very fmijl iii ,_- ;| ¢9f°"‘ '§:_‘~:»" _' , _ `
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necessary. _
Buy loin of FFVE ROSES.
lt keeps.
_ Why don’t some flour: behave?
Wh don’t they keep good ?
Becallee they contain too much of the »
branny particles, too much of the '
inferior portions of ~th_e wheat- may '
be little pieces of the oily germ. ,
which act on one another-tl\at’s why
some fleurs “work” in the sack. <
FIVE ROSES is the purest extract of _,-
Manitoba spring wheat berries. ~
Free from branny particles and such like.
Twill keep sound, and sweet longer than
Keep it in a dry place, and when needed
you find it even healthier, sounder, ,.
fresher, drier than the day you bought it.
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EDMONTON. Nov. 6-(By Wire)-It
is reported that Hon, l-‘milk Uliver
will soon resign from the Donlinion
Parlizmlent and transfer his activities
to provincial affairs. It is said he will
accept n portfolio in the Sifton cab-
inet.
CAl\lB1lll)(_iE, \`o\'- 2-Mrs. Lillian
M. Glover, tllrougll her attorney, J,
A. (lniilthriist, on the eve of the third
trial of the will of her hus`innd, C,
F. Glover, the nlurzlered Waltham
laundry proprietor, whom I-lattie l.e-
Blanc of Arichat, <':ipe Breton, was
tried for shooting, filed her waiver of
the rights -of provisions mnde for her
in the will, and demands such por-
tion of the estate as would come to
her in case her husband died intes-
tnte.
WOODSTOCK, Ont., (_h‘_tober 2il_
-Tom I-ongboat and llill 0;:-~ul,
two of thc, greatest profeseiiimi
long distance runners in the \<c.`;d,
ran a dead heat for ten miles in the
annual Thanksgiving liay race l.lld
lfere yesterday afternoon. The rilne
was 53 minutes and 12 seconds. 'File
track was slow and holdinir, :ind tue
runners* were compelled to battle
with a heavy wind every time ihey
came into the homestretch. 'ihe in-
dian led for the first five mil.-5: with
Queal the _pacemaker during the
sixth.seventh and eighth. l.oiirl»o:tt
tried to steal away hegiiriiug the
ninth mile, and continued in the vnn
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from that point almost to the 5~ nib, |
where Qlleal drew up, but was un-i
able to lieat the lndiP.n in the sprint
to the tape, with the result that tlieyl
Oct 28th, Alma Matilda Bell,,
daughter of William and Wealthy
Webster, aged two years and three
months.
crossed the line shoulder to shoulder. VDEWAR-ln this Ulfyv On NOV *itll
(1. Hefferran, of South Africa, wnsf
1911. John Dewar.
third, and Fi-eu ilcsrlmvs, or Guelph, ;GRA\'~0n the Iird instant. at tliv
_ residence of her father, 51 Walnut
fourth.
` "" Park, Boston, M. Josephine Gray.
BORN
DOUSE-At the l'_ l°l. l_ Hospital,
_this city, Nov. 2, 1911, to`A.
E., and Mrs. Uousc, City, li dau
ter. ' _ _
WEl~]l(S-In l‘l\nrlorl.rtown, Nov. (ith, 5
to Hurry and Mrs. Weeks, itflnilgh- '
ter. _ = ,
McINNIS-In this (‘ity on Nov. 2,‘ 
1911, to Wm. and Mrs. Mclnnis n'
\vl-ilnrn-At Rocky Point, oct, esta, 1, l,""‘_`_ ‘$Y_°“”,f‘ is ’“" ‘l°“`“' l’°“'
__ . . ioty is \\ ea , your nervous ST-stem
:g91_T'_,_§_° Mnélflce “gal  “l"t°' n I exliausted; 'the least exertionytircs
__l‘__l~__ _9f'____(ll§’f""__l' R ‘_' _SL  _.__ ` you out and you are beginning to
MARRIED ,feel "blue" and despondent.
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u1..\<_1i<i1onlc~ni.\:»ioNp--on the l ,,,.,,f.2,,"f,‘;S,“,,, °,;‘,ff,,,“’;f,Ol§‘,;;e ,(13 ,,0,‘,°_
3111 i"Sl--. HC t|\f;__1\1@tl\0_<llSl_ l’*1l",\'oil need a preparation that will
S¢'““g°~ Ullll" UWC” bt-_ James ‘fill your veins with more, stronger,
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Blackmore of Ilrackley Point. Road.
to Miss Tryphena Diamond _ oi
Loyalist.
COLES-DAY-At the Baptist Par-
sonage, (_§harlottetown,- l’_ E. I.,
Sept. _ 1911, by the Rev. Z. L.
Fash, A., John Moore Coles,
Milton, l’.E,I_, and Mrs. Mary Jane
Day, Kensington, P. E. I.
3 _-3
*better and purer blood; that will
build up your body and strengthen
y0lll` il€l'\€E. ' _
Nulife (Red Blood Tablets) has
been tried, and recommended by
hundreds of people in every casc
where it has been given an holiest
trial. Nulife is the best blood tonic
ithat has ever been offered suffering
DIED . humanity. lt is the result of years
famous chemistry experts. It is
praised by physicians and ph_armac-
ilts alike as the best blood and
nerve 'food in existence.
In any case where impure blood is
the cause of the trouble Nulife is the
one remedy that will expediate a
cure--lt has proven its worth in
every instance and will do the sanle
for you. Scientists agree that nearly
every ' disease arises from impure
blood and the one preparation that
will build more and better blood is
Rhine (usa nloml 'i‘sl>lets).
N_\llf.; costs 50 cents a box and is
Nuliie_costs 50 cents a box and is
sold by the f0ll0Wil1E dealer!-
The McKinnon Drug Co., City.
Tile 'l‘wo Macs, City.
Geo. E. Hughes, City.
E. A. Foster, City.
J. W. Carruthers, Montague.
» Cox Bros., Morell. _ '~
Mrs. A. N. Campbell, St. Peters.
H. J. Mahon, Souris.
Alex. llobertson, Red Point.
B. l’. fSmith, Kinkora.
S. H. Golwill, New Haven.
Ewen McKinnon, Hampton.
Calvin Howatt, Victoria.
Kier & McFadyen,.Kenslngton.
p_ N, Enmnn, Summerslde. _
E. C. l.eI‘aga, North Rustico.
W. B. Dyer, Alberton. ' ,
Mrs. Lottie Murnaghall. P°5k°°
ion
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Jas, 14-. Lord, Tryon.
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Lisa ask aim to wi-its Johnson &
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~ liigli <:<>_'-it ol’ tllings you do not ncccl.
'l`lic liipfll-pl'otcin 'loorls Cost ill;
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- llcnw: fl1e'lczl:<t 1iin'l'ii‘ioll;-l in thc
A carlioliycirates for heat
- iDon’t Eat All Your Salary
and fat, the
nitrates for building muscle, and the
outer bran cout for keeping, the
bowels healthy and active. '
Slirccldccl Wlicat is the whole wheat
-tllc most perfect food given to
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factoryin the world.
‘um-cookecl, slireddccf and
the cleanest, hllcst food
soldby the following dealers. 
" (elf: out llcaify meats and 's<'i_;_r__gy
,.:i_:i'.'i3s for zuvllilc :ind Cut Slllccldcd
\"»`li<':li‘, tllc r<raf_ly-cool§f.:cl, l'c;icly-to-
scrvc whole wllcalt food which sup-
plies :ill thc material ncedcd for
bull-fling thc pcrfcct lininan body.
ln Silirccldccl Wllcfalt you have the
plmspllzitcss for bone and brain,
Two Shrcdllccl VVllcat Biscuits for
breakfast with milk orcrcarn :incl ri
little fruit 1nzl_ke u complete, nour-
ishing mcal, supplying all the
strength needed for a half rl;1y‘s
work at a cost ol l'i\-'c or uit; cunts.
Your grocer sells tlicm.
Lilile io year old Leann Kelly of
Pcnibroke, Oni., had an anncyi ng
weakness qfilie bladder nnd kid-
neys. Whipping and scolding did
not avail and lhc child became
worse Then :i friend n.‘\'Fned
Rooih's Kidney Pills. She is now
cured and her mother writes: "I
cannot thank you enough for the
happiness Hoollfs Kidney Pil
havchrouglnlo our home and l
canmcommeml llrnl lo ulolhcrs
\\'il|i children i\n|'l`ering in this
way" Fold and guarmueed by
Geo li Hughes, City. -
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, Other important cities in this pro- _ ‘
' CURE D0,-|’|_(}|”¢i,e '|‘||¢ (Mid. vines have joined in the revolt, but _
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T R I G C U I T is the Shredded Wheat
wafer--o crisp, tasty, noufilhing whole
wheat Toast, delicious for nn? mehl
with butter, cheese of mafmaludel. Al-»
ways toast it in the ovon boford lorvlng.
the revolutionists are conducting the
government peacefully
LONDON, Nov. 5-(By Wire)-The
Times’ Shanghai despatches say that
the situation at I-lankow is of the most.
serious nature
it will greatly decrease Chinese emi-
s  Aliflfiw 8° Ill ¢°f°i!l °°“Mfi°¢» ~ ` ‘-
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character of the revolution ` d “ “ " ~.‘ *
OTTAWA Nov 5-(Hy Wire)-Hum Made by  rl? f ”""
Quom, the Ottawa Chinese merchant, `
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who was elected to re resent his c0_un- _-< __ 9      c %£_____-£1 _ ,_
_ the demands of the revolutlonists are ' A lagara   A ll: _V , ~ _
met and needed rcformrput through .. ' 1 _ ~ _ _-,.1-. L ,.
trymea throughout (‘2nada in the Im d 11%   e  0  \~.
perial Parliament of Chinn, lays if N |_|M|-[gn ,m______ _