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ii W en You Think
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It is always flattering to
a store to have many reg-
ular customexs. Peep e who
come repeatedly must have
Of D
Think Us
confidence.
A large percentage of our
business comes from
ular customers who trlalxe
here year in and year ,out.
They_ know our methods
are right and that they will
be treated as we would like
to be were we the buyer in-
stead of seller. Why not
make this your regular
trading place for drugs and
medicines.
When You Think
Of Drugs
Think Of -Us
Druggist
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snow. 11th- to litli. much wind and
blaster. lfitli to 20th, cold and un-
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25th to 27tll, very cold. 28th to 29th,
unusually cold wcntlicr.
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Special Effort Augmen-
llshments. Factories. ann ntlirl- Eslab
liahlnents where labor is employed,
are requested to solicit ir--ni their em-
ployees one day's pay towards this
scheme. and the heads oi the Estab-
lishments above mentioned are reques-
ted to subscribe themselves as liber-
' Secretary
Special Effort Committee.
7442-2-19Mtf. ’
 
Charlottetown ' Steam
Navigaiiolifo. Limited
'Annual General
Meeting
Notice is hereby given that the An-
holders of the (harlottetown Steam
DIARY 01" IiVEN'i`5i.
T0-DAY.
(‘il_v .\Izl_l:istl‘zltc's (`olll‘t,. 9 a.m.
i’ioplc's 'l`llt~ntrc, T and 8.45 p.m,
Prlllci- [~2il\vnl~il_ fl, 7 and 8.45 p.m.
lfoollcry Snlc at Moore & l\lc-
L<eod's, fi p,ln.
BIRTHS
GAUDET.-To .\lr and Mrs Charles
Gaudet, Febrtlal~_v 24th, a son.-Z
MILFORD.-Oil l-`r,>l»rllary 25th. to
Mr, and .\lrs. J. (`. MiIl`ol‘d. a daugh-
tr-,r. Conglutilliltiolls.
HEAD.-.~\t St. .\v:il'rl's Roald, Feb-
ruary 22lid, Hilti, to Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold iltenll, al, _.=:nn. Congratula-
lions.
WHITE-At Murray Harbor on Feb.
lfl. litlvi, to Mr. :ind l\'lrs. Percy Whltc.
ltormerly llattlo iicntoni, a son. Con-
lzratlllallons.
i _ i
MARRIAGES
 
WEAR-McDONALD-At the Rectory,
Milton. l-‘l»l>. ‘.’flrd, by Rev. Sam Trl-
vctt, Mr. George \\'ill'rcd Wear of
Wheatley River, to Miss Alnelin Jilnc
McDonald, of ldlir-llczer.
t, ____ ____ 1*?
i)El\'l‘llS
I-F"-v
COX-At Hyde l'ark, Mass., on Feb.
1 Gilc Colt. irllitcr, formerly of
6. s " l
Charlottetown, aged 50 years, leaving
a widow, sister and two brothers.
l
YOUNG-ln tllis City, on Feb. 25tll.
1916, Mrs. licnry `.\l. Young, aged 38.
Funeral to Cherry Valley cemetery oil
Sunday, time to lic announced later.
liere‘s to the Day
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-A special
London cable to the Tribune says:
“A high naval authority told the
Tribune correspondent to-day of a.
belief, widely held in Admiralty cir-
cles, that the German fleet may make
a dash for the open sea at any time
now, giving as a reason for this not
only the pressure of political opin-
ion in Germany, but the innumerable
recent reports all pointing to the
preparation of a combined German
naval, nerinl and military offensive.
with the object of forcing peace and
improsslng neutrals."
HUN8 LIBERATE BEIZED
DANIBH BTEAMER.
LONDON, February 23.-The Dan-
ish steamer Bergenhus, from Copen-
hagen for Liverpool, which _yester-
day was reported taken into Btettin
by a German armed trawier, hu
been liberated and has left Swine-
mude for Livegiool. according to s
despatch from openhsgen.
Zac cargo of the Berganhns was
nh
FOR SALE
Charlottetown, P. E. I.,
February 18, 1916
SEALED TENDERS will be received
at this Olilce until noon on Wednes-
day, March lst, 1916, from any person
or persons willing to contract for the
rebuilding oi’ FOX RIVER BRIDGE.
according to the specifications to be
seen at the store of A. P. Prowse or
at the residence ol`_ Cyrus Bears. roail-
master, Gladstone, and at this Ofiice.
Tile names of two responsible per-
sons willing to become bound `for the
faithful performance oi' the Contract
must~ncc_ompany each tender.
The Department. does not bind lt-
self to ni-cept tho lowest or any ten-
der. '
Tenders to be addressed to the un-
 
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iyiiopsis of Canadian Northwest
Land Regulations.
THE sole head of afamllv, or any male over
elghteen years old, may homestead n quarter-
section of available Dominion land in Mani‘ob.i.
tbgaagzfiékxnnfgion iisrtaln conditions ul
‘iulistchewiiri or A|b=.<tn._ Applicant miin ap- Charles Wright, deceased - , N°,.w|°h can” ., . _ _ _
3$°s'i.i3f§3i°¢'$ i`.§.-'ii‘.‘Z'i°»'.'I'i‘}i'L'ff" ii'.Ti'§°i.‘3§f2§’J ""‘°'2‘"MS5W'“~ 7535-2-ze-Mem. ' _ ‘l"°”' °'“" H' °°'°'““‘”‘ " W*N`l`2°;77¢=_5MFlfl'¢N7~oa~"iis .
may be msd at in lliominion I ands Agency ` _ _ NBDCY WCW! ‘
. _,_ THE CHARLOITETOWN ou_ARniAl~z` - _ _ .
The following ig the program for
the third quarterly meeting of the
Charlottetown District of the Metho-
dist Church, which opens in Hearts
Memorial Ha next Wednesda at
tation Scheme _ H0- u y
Address. “Following Christ." by
Rev. F. W. Sawdon.
Address or Paper- "The Church
Tm’ hem” °f “ii M‘""`““m° Rqtai” and its Relation to the present day".
by Rev. il. Miller.
Address or Paper- "Searching for
Light." by Rev. J.L. Lund.
EVENING SESSION.
any as p0“m|,___ and to fnrwzrd t°_M|._ 7.30-Chairman. Rev. J. L. Dawson.,
Binning, Manager of the Bank of Nova B' A-~ Pfeniding- H9 Wm also give! / ,.
Scotia. Charlottetown, the sums so sub an “dd|'959~ __ |  /1 /f
scribed and ,_.0||9,.,,,d_ nm lam. than Address- The Church in time ofi \l~
war and after," by Rev A J Gould.
alid an address by Rev R. G. Fulton.
These sermons are open to all who
care to attend.
E. B. WEEKS,
. I-‘_ Sec‘y. of Dist.
Mortgage Sale
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD LANU ON
LOT 23 QUEENS COUNTY
ere y gven a
Hugh Oxenhum ofthe other part where-
piece or parcel ot land adjoining the
above described piece oi" land and sit-
unte lying and being in Grenville
Heath Haviland of the one part and
John Carr of the other part whereby
the said Thomas Heath Haviland de-
e rs
executors, administrators and iis-
and ninety-nine years at the yearly
John 'Phonics Oxeulinm
The above sale will take place un-
der a power of sale contained lil a
certain lndenture~hearing date the
mnde betviecll tile said John Thotlxaysi
th.
lata Cliarles Wright. deceased ol’ the
other art
p .
For further particulars apply at the
omcc ot' (.alvln D. McCollum. Solicitor
|`"‘-HBFIHHY Block. Chnrlottntnwli.
D. l_9lli. /
WILLIAM S. BTEWART,
Trustoc under tho will of the late
ilatod this llllh ilny of February A. f
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1916_ dresses- one by Rev. E. E. Styles. \
lst. March Prox. » , -_ ~ -
Dated l8tll day of February, A. D. I Th“"dW “1°"“i"¢» 9-30~”TW0 ad \
¢_ R_ gMA|_|_w0°g_ "Jesus Christ and Social Service,"_i
Tenders to supply approximately 1100 , ` ‘ litlos oi’ united prayer.
pairs oi’ Military Rubber Boots. Sam- l;;lntil,;§dBaidU;I;]3n:?s_iHfa§ih Havilam; The objects for intercession are.
ples and price must be submitted to mmhtb the ,aiéaiihiyé veiacreshq among others: .,
ills; 11;? greasllrel' not later than hmm “'8c'u;’0rq adg_'§nlHU’_(§;;:_;m ml: "That the tons oi’ thousands oi’ stu-
‘ei. ‘ . -1l5-  " " . d~nts in tralnin ~ m s, in trenches.
Further particulars may be obtain- asS'g"2 mr tim [erm D1 "me hundred ii hos i is g  nliil' isons
and ninety-nine years at tile yearly ' Dm “nd . "ary pr
ed from the undersigned, ,em or one shining sterling per acre may have a satisfying experience of
- Christ and be true witnesses unto
A.};N. l-,lrVNDMAN, :$158121 mlejlssn Tiuoigggugigihggaxg Him among their comrades.”
on reasure ` ‘
-- l‘. “That the work in the schools may
t l _ .
R0Yal Bank,Charl0ttel0Wl1, m(;rE%1g;rD{1er§l:“1§§rLI;;§§%?§destate be specially furthered in view of the
Feb- 22011. 1916. _ lar er burdens which must soon be
nil tere t t’ tl t l - 5
7483'2'23' dftornirlentioneed iilea’iiotl1igi`€>(ii,ie,i'8i.lFa::]t placed "po" their members owing to
--li -___-___.__1'lw _ . , the depletion ot' the universities."
Parish Township number Twenty- I WOMEN HAVE THE its-|-|RR|NG'
three in Queens County In said Island HA3|-|»_
I offer my Farm of 90 acres of land bounded as follows that ls to say- _.___
near Rocky Point at Private Sal-e until Commenclng nt, a square post fixed Women have found it necessary to
March 2nd, 1916, if not sold lt will be on the northeast side ot' the Road sm so many things when c00h|hg_ that
sold on that date with stock crop and ending to Prince Town at the south- may have acquired ghemirrihg habit
all Farm implements at Auction. east boundary ol a track ol’ and seemingly wan 10 sm. every.
H AMBROSE G. SMITH, land formerly ln the posses- thing D;-_ _}a¢hs°n_ the inventor of
|404-2-16Mthstus4i. sion of Hugh Oxenham (being Roman Meah says that he has a hard
the above described piece of land)- time in trying tg persuade women ho;
Ulelwe running on -‘mid boundary to stir Roman Meal. The directions
' north forty-five degrees eilst fifty plainly state that Roman Meal porri-
cbains thence south torty-uve degrees ,lge is spoiled if sth-|-ed_ hh; women
east thirteen chains thence south Soon fm-get about the dh-eqtiryhs and
-w forty-Ove degrees \i_/est to the said nill into the stirring liablt.'I‘ho doctor
F R0 Od Road thence following the course ot` thinks he may possghly have to ask
OX    -“mid R004 HOPIUWBSI 10 the l-‘|806 gi-ocers to distribute to their custom-
_.___ of conlmenoement. containing Sixty- ers big cards lor hanging in kitchens.
Department of pubnc Work* tive acres ot land a little more or less These gal-(lg would have “please Im
'ls described in and demlsed by an In- Not stir Roman lilnal" print-,ed in large
denture of' Lease bearing date the first l@tterg_
:lay oi November A. D. 1836 made Ladies, are you really going to
between the Honourable Thomas make the dwtor do this? _
mlsei the ia l ~ i d S ° M °
to (thc said sgolln D Ejierr ‘hits haln  
signs for the teml of nine hundred --
rent ot one shilling sterling per aero A special meeting ot the share-,
;":_igi_‘E’{i_‘___|_‘('£_‘;‘3_ undi’&'_;;\]i;*:;‘_i“¢;)“i 111135118 holders of the New Dominion Dairy-.
» ~` Y all ss- '
sigllment bearing date thc niileteenth mg C9' Wm he hem in Afton Ha”
day ot’ December A. D. 1876 made be- nn, Wcdncsdny' lst March “e’,‘t‘ at 7
twcen William Essory ot' the one part o'cloclt p.m., i'or the purpose of con-
_ _ sad John Thomas Oxenham ofthe slilcring the best means to collect
\derB1gm_d and marked “TENDERS o er part become vested in tho snld hahmce on can mam, on sham.
FOR FOX RIVFR BR1DGE." . ` ’ 1 h] _ ‘
L_  MCMILLAM 'llogether ivitli all rights, members ‘° ers'
Secretary of Public Wonm am_ appurtenances thereto belonging Y ORDER OF WRECTUR3-,
14532.21mtlimsilnmiiml. "' “ ““V WI” “PP°"“*“‘“S- 7523-~2-26m2i. -
'rwsiitl in il to ., b _ ° 0 ' ‘
_ _ sand eight 3liyul(i)driif'l3Nii'ii]delse(i1li=€ituli-ijil  
" " '-Je) it ' Oxenllamiol the one part and Daniel  
/8 4. Hodgson late ol‘(1iiarlott.etown l ll ' i
' ff.- County Trustee under the will Simi- THE W'  BACKUB HOBMTAL
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A Private General Hospital with
well equipped medical, surgical and
obstetrical departments, offers 9. three
years graded course to young women
desiring a nurse's training. '
Wrlto at once for circularof infor-
mation.
KATHLEEN A. DOWN, R. N. _
Superintendent of Nunn, .
od, adds the despatch. al-
though the Germans urgently need- V
14.11% itll!! 91 L5
"%!£, ' im-sziiiin. _  ,;  ,.._ . __ .'  _ ,
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li 118. i G 6 11 E T3 i l1`i€ 0 I i Il g Of '.11 B Sh BTG- No t i C B i S h h i th t th 0 re `:-_-::-1*::-'J:--1'-'-'J:-1'-°~‘-'-‘-A:-2'-“-‘-‘-'-‘-'-“-'-“~‘¢~‘~‘-‘~‘ ‘-`-`~'-‘~'-‘-‘ -“-*-“-‘-”-Q-`-‘-“-“-‘~“-‘;'-'-'-'-‘-‘-‘~‘-'-'-‘-'-‘-“-'-'~`~“~‘-'-`-‘f-`-` "-‘~"""""`-`:""""""""`:'>'_"""" _ A V -"'_:'_' '_'-"`_`A'_":"
Navigation Company Limited will be Wm he Hold by publhf auction at me I J- A- M°Mm”'° ,
held at ine once or the company.    ""‘"'°"""‘°W“ i" snide iiis    h A. E. lllcEl1cber11.2 D21” *'00*-“ ‘
corner of Great George and Lowe,r Tu'p__da'y mg' gmt da "__ _warm A -A _ M~ 311156- V
Water street; Cliarlottetown, on Wed- D 19,6 al lm( boi", or i1.w€_]",P 0-clock' ln Heartz Memorial linll to-mor- - _ ___ . - WS J\\_m0S M"i""m
nesdar. the lst. of March next. at "(30,, ’ ' ' row afternoon there will be ii "Stu- ~ "‘ ' '
the hour of ll o'clock n. m., for the ' dcnt Rally" at 3.45 o'clock, when
election oi’ directors and other bus- an§'£'S;'(,q,':)l# ltl?(?nlg‘;;E:!gl;?,](lh(;:_g:E ltov R. G. Fulton will llc-liver all ud
lncss. By order It £10 - an " ' ' dress touching on the call for the ob-
G. w. wAi<Ei=ono- “ “_”“““, """ ‘" ‘im "“"' - t intl i- i 1.3 ol .pray-
A _ plete or parcel of land-sitilntc lying ”""‘;_““‘-0 sd at vi so t;l_:_ H Siem
. ailagar. - . _ ei' or s l en s. spec' ll l
7368-215-M131.  kTli;'f)eir"T(3v’f’:`;Tt?r@E_a:?_HhQgggil programme will be ren<le_ri»d for the
County in Print-e lddwnrd lslulld °°““"‘i°"' Every War' ""“"" "S or'
bounded as follows- g““iZ°',tl°" tw” ‘l"c“"|,°S_ umf' th(
Command" atastakeonthe Road Worlds Student (‘hristl.lll l-cdera
` _ . .
1 K _ _
I  Ieadin fm P "Ce . _ tion has called upon its members
lottetogwnhgiwe'e1itho’Ii(0wi1]nii(12l(i1lii‘eis “"2 “Don Christians gP"°'".l"y to
trees and extendmg on “id Road illiltn in illtcrcesslon on behull_ol the
 thirteen chains tllcncc running north s““l(`m“ "Y ll." landni A' 0"” sm
¢ _ east by parallel lines at right angles to fm" m°m°"‘ ‘" “"2 me M life wmm’
  the road for the distance of fifty m Setting “pan Pelirunry “7th' the
, chains making an -area of sixty- hfsi Slmday of ti‘°Pm°mh’ fag 
 live acres little more or less as de- l” versa] Day 01 ray” °rf th?
scribed in and demised by an ]n_ dents, the General Committee o is
denture of Lease bearing date the M°vemem' which “Dues th? Chr?
first day ot' November A. D. 1836 made ifclsstggsrtgo xgnfllg n§g:_';";_?foggd
The Committee in charge of the geéxiezaviggid olfhzggugllgle Tgmmag colivictlon than ever of the absolute
"Soldiers Comfort Fund," call for ' par an necessity and the boundless possibl-
(Contlnued from page one),
John Agnew, _ _ __ ,_ ___ 10,00
w. ii. angers, , u.vv
A. Friend. 2.00
Artemni; Lord. 4.00
Mrs. W. H. Aitken, 4.00
McKinnon Drug Co. 2.00
Two Macs. 2.00
J. W. Bruce. 1.00
Andrew Mooney, 1.00
Sewell Robertson, 1.00.
Mrs. Edith Peak, $4.~
Miss llu.vilan", 4.
A_ J. Dougan. 1.
H_ W. Lon‘gwortb, 10.
Mrs. H. W. Longworth, 10.
Chas_ H. Chandler, 8.
Joseph Francis, 1.l
Geo. E. Hughes, 4.
Mrs. G. E. Hughes, 4.
Mrs_ Belij. Heartz, 10.
J_ lt. Dlnnls. ` 8.
Henderson & Cudmore. 10.
Hyndmnn & Co. Ltd., 10.
G. 1-l. Taylor, 4.
A. Friend 2.
A. soldler's Wife,
Mrs. G. E. Auld.
Miss Marion Auld,
Master Geo. Auld.
Mrs, A. E. Sabine,
Miss M. A. Coles,
Mrs. Jas. McLean.
Dr. J. B. Brown.
Dr W. J. McMillan
A. l~‘rielld,
E. 'I`.' lllggs.
M. F. Macklin.
J. Gordon McKay.
J_ Louis McKay,
Allan L. McKay,
A. E. Lyon,
Adolphus McEwen,
F. J. Holman & Co, Ltd.,
A1 W. liyndmau,
l‘t_ V. Mailett.
Mrs. It. ll. Campbell,
Angus McPhee,
Mrs. Henry J. Hooper,
Thomas \V. May,
J. Ii. Judson, Alexandra.
Matilda Clark.
N. Gay, Pownal,
Harold A. Messervey,
Grace Messervey,
Robert B. Messervey,
.Ethel Messervey,
Miss Ruby Stewart,
Miss Leota Stewart,
William Agnew,
Miss Ruth E. Campbell,
Mr. and Mrs. J. it. Burnett,
- Miss Burnett,
lan Burnett,
Willie Burnett,
Niall Burllett.
E. A. Foster,
Mrs. F. it. Heariz,
Mrs. Harry Johnson,
Cornwall School,
R. E. Bagnnll,
Hon. A. E. Arsenault.
J. J. McKinnon,
‘ Dr. W. ll. Pethlclr,
Mrs. Pclhiclt,
Robert M. ilccr,
J. '\V. Stewart.
W. A. Weeks,
David Reid,
Alexander Grant. Bangor.
Mrs. F. P. Taylor,
Wm. Duffy.
Robert L. ' Cotton.
W. lt. Aitken,
James Paton.
Mrs. James Paton,
Moore & McLeod, 4 pairs
M. P. Hogan. `
A. Friend, _
W. lt. Taylor, Granville.
1-inmmond Vossey, York.
.T. Sr T. Morris.
The Misses Blampsr,
Mrs. Bnloe Duck,
J ‘A Mclsaac
Charlottetown Eowllng Alleys
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' . ~ ‘ ` it. E. Mutcli .0 Co
 m=yiiv$m'h|°i$;1% ser2.'i'>`ii Stanley, Shaw-di Poardon '
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°=~ 1- FOR SALE I
awwchlfen en ein Performed in A Forsythe ‘
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W. E. Bentley
Saunders & Newsom
Blake Iiros. `
YESTERDAWS SUBSCRIPTIONS
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Previously acknowledged $531-
Alley & Co. 2 pairs boots
D. O'M. Reddin
Mrs. D. O’M. Reddln
B. Roy Holman .
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. $547.
A_ W. HYNDMAN.
Hon. Treasurer.
PIIINIIE i|]WiIlIl lHllIHi
At the Prince Edward Theatre last
night Cllarlie Chaplin held sway. lll
"His New Job" that master comed-
lnn was irresistible and proved all
immense drawing card notwithstand-
ing tllc' fact' 'tlittt' this picture had
been previously shown. 'lt was one.
however, that could stand a good
deal of repeating and the laughter
was upronriolls from beginning to
end.
“Tlie'Raliluln Thieves" wash three-
roel drama of universal interest and
the plot was an excellent one. How
the young doctor alld his sweet-
heart were brought together; after a
sol-les of thrilling adventures cul-
minating in the overthrow of the vil-
laillous rival. afforded plenty ol’
scope for a good development.
"Tho adventures oi' Terence
0'l"tourke" number was perhaps one
ot' the best of the series and was
highly appreciated.
The programme was intensely in-
teresting throughout and was one oi'
the best ever shown at the Prince
Edward. not from a point of view of
"quantity" but rather “qua|lty."
Piles cured in ti to `14 Days
Driigglsts refund money it PAZO
OINTMENT falls to cure itching,
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
T0 SAVE' EYES
is me owes: or 'rms hee ns.
setlptlon-'try lt il your Eyes
- Glve`_You-'h-oulile.
Thousands of|'peor.lc suffer fiom aye
troubles because ti..>y do not know wha;
io do. They know some sood home rein.
idy for every other minor ailment, but
none for their eye troubles. They neglprg
their i-yelh becuiiso thi- trouble ls not .slitti-
rli-nt lo rlvii 1:..-nl to url eye specially,
ivllu would, anyway, i-liurge lliclll a lienvy
fee. As ll. lust resolt they go gg an
oprlclan or to tlis_.tive and ton-1-.ant gm,-“_
and oftentimes get glasses that they do
not need. or which, utter being lined g
fi-iv months, do the-ir eyes more iniury
llinn Hood.
lit-re is 9. simple prescription that every
one should use: 5 grains Bon~t)plp ing.
solved in % Shias of watt'~i~. l'ae ht-it or
four times a day to bathe the eygi. 'inni
piescrlptlon _ agd the simple on-Optq
systeln keeps t e eyes clean. xlzarnens till
vi.-lion und iiulckly ovtrcomni inltarnma
ilon and li-r tation: weak. watery. ov r-
ivori/.i~d, tlri-d eyes and other 1-inlll.'
troubles are greatly be-.nt-iitfd and orli-n-
ilml-.-i cured by its use. Many report,
:diow that wearers of glasses rave uls-
carded them after ii. few weeks' usa,
it ls no-'id for the eyes, and contains no
,,-_-,f-dlohg i-.-lilnll wolllll injure the most
,,.,,,|,|ve ,_\-¢-H or nn infant or the nge.;
Your own. i.l|'lllt|rlst can fill this prescrip-
.lori, or tlio \’nllnnii llrilir-('o. of 'l‘orontii
will fill it for you hy mall. Try It, and
lnioiv tin- once what real eyacomrort lr.
A prominent City Phy_\ir4an to ivhiln the ahora article
was .iuhmlt.~il. sind; 'lion-Ovtoislvery rsinuu-h.b‘e
mn-dy. in i-oiiatlinent ryrudrrh are wrillnowli to
e,,|.,e roy; :rw-ialiiita lm widely pnscrihad by nigh,
ltlei-i ls..nr -i-ii lrom rnv goo-l t disiim of
ii.. .-.. f-W 1. »p»i_1ii<»»», l r..l . Hfiis not 1..
lnoni 1..-.--wills- mio -ii ut-\--rt evlry tial ir."
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