for
A recent issue lla
I ~ thefollowingartiois which be oiin-
_ _ _ i`sresi..tn,“qnany,i--Ls unnshl circum- _
“'  - ‘ _ _ _ , , stance h_i:_E;'_currs_Nhis winter. During . . 'O I  Y '
t  ;“"___;_ y 1; gg  ' owen-u ersae~umes‘seek°fnrtr
 ._ __ . 2  l. ~ ormoreguilsappaarel aloogthe Chem-
ung River-,which runs ` tbrouah the centre
FRESH  SILVER CREAM "°”°"*"‘"“ °°"°_"’°""°“‘f 
'w£\.\_~I'BR’5 '
srtvsu r
» ocean _
Has
No e \
We have tried many,
'silver polishes _and '
find that none are as
satisfactory in every
respect as our- Silver -
Everywhere
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_ , Tall appearance of_tha_ Reverefiotel is
being improved by aooat of paint. _The
work is being done,by P. H. Trsinor.
o 'n wmmnwerier, view-n' nom
arythls lock wasincreassd to $0 or more
It ha_e bsenan interesting sight for the
eitlsans to witness, _the night of these
birds. There are a number of islands and
is lined with husinesi houses. The river
being frozen solid, the merchants threw -
get pleas; or me for me sues, was was _ H I I
_remained contented. At the and of Febru-
I ream - - ~ °
 AL . bottles it 25 ‘centsi 3150*! Ind f°1'l°°fl7 °f 0hl\'\°"f_°°°Wll shallow spots in the river as it flows
Pat up Ili half P1-Ht ~ intends elpsing out his business in that through ea, ¢'1|,y, and mm- gh, good of ,
' ` _ _ - _ _ °I¢!- ' - month ago had subsided these spots were
W W  E & J  r. Suluonn hue .B "und alive with the birds, which would sit lud-
a
_.» _ __ _- ' '§  _ 3 _ ._ » died in rows, extending half way across
:s '  _ _ _ _ _ _ __ g __ _ .___' .___ ' - y -g the_river,presasting-o curious spectacle
 __i, '  -  _ ‘.' I I I' W"- h M to people who are nuscqualnted with
_ ‘ix M I ' oocasicning actual bodily harm on Daniel' thu' h*b""~ IPI' “Id W” Wu' "°"
» ) | _
 __ _ I _ _ _ . ` 1 . _ .. -G,6m¢m,,,5 °n5~“»m.a”_ ` inland from the Great Lakes because they
1----v"°*""W th. , _ were closed by ice. Whether they will
_P||°f° w°rk_ c“m___,____. m . $ I ` Q' °*5 ° '  remain here this summer or return tc
‘[1  _ __ if '"5 1 fn m y “ _ e “_” their haunts along the upper lakeeina
Loldlll $f.u 0
CAIIONI
een*
city yesterday and leaves this morning
for Picton Mr Ihompaon says the com
ing season promises to be a busy one with
the travelling public. The Calvin Austin,
__._L-_-- _ __ _ _  in matterof conjecture Luckily for thrm,
°“"' 1°* th’ 9°" 1°* dns 'ms I” ""5 there is a heavy line in store for any one
I 1' T ~  rr . . _
of ' ’  l .fl 
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NEW DQIBRIBAY BLOCK. ,
'rue studio wgere b:b1 il NWI!!
 ’ B(][)'[S:
.~, 13"- -rl
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PIANO
BARGAINS
This is 'your`cha_nce to
‘ get a good piano cheap
-Read about them.
then come and S¢"¢
them- \
BARGAIN N0. 1
` Grand Square. Rose-
wood case.-Cafved
I log;-756 Octaves. In
 perfect order-Good
full tone-OriSin°'1
price ' 86co-Our
special price $120.00.
This piano was made
by R. S. Williams &
Sons, Toronto and is
_ a snap at this fi8\1\'°-
Blrclll  2 I
' Grand Square-One of
the best German makes
_.7 Octaves. splendid
» practice instrument,
Rosewood and Mahal'
 any ease. cafrved legs,
in perfect condition,
good _tone-Former
‘_ price lgoo. our special
__ Pd” “if you
“ want a g _ piano
- cheap-here is your
3 opportunity.
all at our. warerdoma and 'in-
them. Colne in the first
are down town.
2'
This is a grand'
line at a._ medium
price--full room
in thetoe-fairly _
I I heavy sole and
I' first class work-
manship. '
hongola Boots ’
$1.50, $1.rs,$2.zs _
They will startle `
you for the price.
rv in _
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e JAMS ANBI
MARMALADE
Inst received ro dozen 2 Ib glass
pots of assorted Jams and Orange
Marnxaladmwhich we have marked
down to
‘28.£cnts each
` Those goods are put up in a nice
,package and are good vaine for
` the money.
IBEER & GUFF
DIAMIWD DYB8.
“Get tb03lM¢l’_r'i‘l\dl it 
Phone ao.
'_the re°u'e and after July 2nd will make
$2.25 _ I
» Harriman intends keeping on sale at his
REDDIN BROS.
`the new and elegant palacesteamer which
was such a favorite last year is again on
direct trips, Tuesdays and Saturdays 'at
6.30 p. m. Passengers can leave the ls-
land by the morning train and arrive in
Boston next day at noon.
R. P. Hanaruazv, the Bridge Street
tonsorlal artist, haslengaged Fred Waye,
to assist him in his largely increasing
business. Mr. Wayo comes highly recom-
mended as a first class barber, having
had considerable experience in the princi-
pal towns and with the popular “Parker,‘
will no-doubt be rushed with work. Mr.
place of business, a choice line of domestic
and imported cigars, pipes and tobacco,
as well as a linc of barber’e supplies.-
Suckville Tribune. [Mr. Waye is a son of
Mrs. Richard Waye and formerly
conducted a tonsprial parlor in this city.]
THE Treasurer of the Centenary Fond
of the British and Foreign Bible Society
acknowledges with thanks the receipt of
the following sums :
Previously acknowledged $399.47
Supplementary to contribution by
Granville Circuit, Methodist .50
Contribution by the Annandale
_ Presbyterian Church and by tlve
persons
ineford Methodist Church col-
lection
Bideford Meth. S. School collection
Union Corner " “
0.00
200
100
ZH)
- ` $410.97
Exrsusrvsimprovements are now in
progress at the tailoring establishment
of Gordon8cMcLellan. At the rear of
their old store, forty two feet which was
formerly occupied by Jenkins 8: Son ani
George V. Moore, barber, have been taken
in, and their store is now nearly 100 fret
long, lighted at both ends by plate glass
windows, well ventilated and ad-
mirably sulted for the tailoring busi-
ness. The newadditiou willbs used for
aouttinn room and for the display of
goods. The cutting room will be enclosed
by araillng and curtained ofi' from the
main store. The shelves on one side
will have turned posts for supports and
‘ on the other side will be tables for goods.
The work is being done by Charles
McGregor and when it is completed
Goxdon&:MoLellan will have one of the
best tailoringdepartments in the Mari-
time Provinces.
Tum Picton Advocate says:-We
are called upon to record the death
of one of the greatly esteemed members of
our little community. Mrs. Alexander
Stirling, since the death of Rev. Alexand-
er Stirling, formerly of Clifton P. E. I.,
which occurred about six weeks ago,
was visiting with her son the Rev. A. D.
Stirling of East River, St. Marys and not
until Tuesday last when her son John of
this place was summoned to her bedside
did friends here know of her serious lil-
ness. He arrived there on Weinesday,
and she passed away shortly afterwards.
The body was taken 'home on Friday
and the funeral occurred to-day(Saturday)
from the family residence, where a very
large number of friends gathered to
sympathize with the surviving fr°eods
and to hid farewell to a very dear friend.
` Mrs. Stirling was a woman oi great sense,
as well as courage, and she had an abid-
ing faith in the rightnsss of Gn:l’s dealing
no matter how hard they seemed. During
the many trials which befell her by the
loss otioved ones these characteristics
were always visible, and sh! leaves be-
hind a blessed memory of what trust in
God eau do. She was in her 87th year of
her age. .
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A 45:-ities Almond' Pink.-This is a pr.-
‘ poration you eau always depend on to
va auubomoad soften the skin. It
h a_ pleasant eiorasd deee.notieave
shinstishu. -Pas up,inB..cent hot-
aggaoffl. Beddim. Phm._.B., Central
III. ,
ar. param salsa
Ifsi inwids,
te \_us\se.-Ju.,
' llldwli _
ww
 PDUH I
rvf-of-““"`f§ I
usefu nes many c e mos commo
species that visit us.]
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A BIG CARGO OF COAL.
Bos'roN, May 6.-With 8,819 tons of coal
under her hatches, the largest she ever
carried, the big seven matted schooner
Thomas W. Lawson, reached port today.
Strong Testimony From a Lady
Resident of Clarksburg, Proving
I
Peculiar to Women.
If the thousand of women who silently
suffer from functional dernngementi were
to tell their sad atory, it would make a
book of countless pages. The health of
many women is constantly imperilled
through failure of certain organs to wor
k
according to naturc's requirements.
safer remedy to employ than Ferrozone
which has a specific act on in female tro-
ubles. Not only does in act dlrectl on the
organs, ensuring) regularity and £-eerie?
il
drains.
ra true friend in Ferrczone. I; is a special
remedy for their troubles that offsets the
deadening influence of Ili-health by restor-
..........-- . . . .
..1uR_°:-derB,_`n¢
: Fermzone i ggdxngrpigesseseia
I Makes ' jvolu_r_ne of \n_er_It
- - toza y a sen n
’ Strong Women ' the ordinary merli~
. . . . . . . . . . .
. ., . . . ¢ln¢,gqd its appor-
iority is proclaimed by thousands of wom-
en it has restorei to vigorous health.
From Mrs F. G. Caldwell comes the
following endorsement written from her
homo in Clarksburg. “I went througha
most trying experience with when is
commonly known as ‘Female Trouble.
Ir. isn’r, necessary to slate my symptoms
but! sui’l'ered_ a great deal. M_y health
was well nigh ruined, and I got nto such
a condition that I ccuidn'r even sleep. I
was dreadfully nervous; weak and pals.
Diiierent-prescriptions were recommended
and I tried them. But Ferroaone-was the
first to help. I improved steadily under
Ferrozore. and normal conditions were
finally established. Igained weight, my
color and spirits improved hnd my former
health was restored. Fen-ozone cured me
and with a full heart I recommended this
good medicine to all other women,_
No greater blessing ever came to suff`er»
ing woman than Ferrnzone. It de=erves a
trial because it is the best medicine, tonic
and rebuilder money can buy. Beware of
imitations. Don't allow a drugglst to
palm oil’ anything else for Ferrczone
which costs Uc. per box or six boxes for
$2.50 at drngglsin nr by mail from The
Ferrosone Co., Kingston, Ont.
r
' 415'
 rr cH|LnHoon
has blighted
many liven _
__ because
 :syn cause..
produces .
- -'_ an aversion te
nina .¢\"Y-
|.`_._
» `)'v
.I Il
_peeamss the iinsueeessiul mam
UI iw mi ataouil Our  "‘iri""‘H
childrenfecyeais you . _ .<
ifying. Our method m_a mg
 i ~FoR sane.

MEET ME ATTHE ALWAYS BUSY STORE ' '
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G ann .2 uf. nm, pmt The ns, ,lu never known to visit this section before, ' _
I 01”’ 5”” b°|,,'"` Sunnah” Bhhohud It but these are believed to have been driven ' .
molesting thesqbirds in any way, an they  
have lived in peace. . '
[This treatment is in striking contrast ‘»   '1 "_"'" '  " " 3
toPrlnce Edward Island where the boy  
with the air gun shoots down every bird __ ~ , _O _
ithi hi h f tti th t - _ _ .. _ - ._ 1 r
W :I “fun” 3:. "Rb e lm; kg Singh? lighter m weight than
' the las lot.
These are direct from the factory, and
combine everything that  to make a
perfect skirt; quality, style, Ht, finish
und workmanship; generous in sweep,
und nicely trimmed. \l’e urge you to
call and see them.-STANLEY ]3R05_
F
That Ferrozone Surpasses Al S  
Other Remedies for Diseases
__~ \.
Her draught was 29 feet when she came
into port, making her the deepest loaded  a S 
sailing vessel ever to enter the harbor. ` - , -
atiftoo and one
d ' f _ I _
irregularities. 0.»....f...... .M5 .. sm...
L Y BROS.
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2 for    2 for 25c.
Where WIS °°“4l€l°D °°|=\1rS were is |10 We have a few cases of those nice canned Pears in syrup. just
try two, you’1l want more. Two cans for 2 5c.
U
Every young girl and woman will Gnd  __,,`,`____v__é___v__ '}_____________________i_vE;% __v__*__`€
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A STIIIIKINGS
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“suck cn" .el ‘Rl
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LARGE OR SMALL
Large or small parcels of laundry work,
lhifll. collars ami cuffs receive equal attention
from us l:on'i imagine that we neglect small
§:r:els you mov want laundered. we do our
at on one collar or a doz.
Phone rg: will bring our team to your door
sraa susan LAUNDRY,
Phone |51
FISHING
you prices.
Rods
Reels
Files
Baskets
Landing New
Lines
Gut
Casts
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3 3 LJ FQ I S
FIIII CHILDREN _
» FUII LADIES
You can pin your faith
to the representations we
make about this justly cele-
' brated brand. just a little
bit the best of anything
ever made-ymaie from fin-
TACKLE.
l have stocked a iull line cf fishing
I gear and will be pleased to quote
Fly Books
Sinkers
limi! Tins
Tips
Rod Rings
Keepers
Gaggs
eic, err.
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 .`,.‘i"ii(0" backward _shiid seo 
est selected yarns. have
double heels, soles, toes
and knees. ' Durability
being woven in every
stitch, will outwear. three
pair of ordinary makes,yet _
msting no more. `
-Every size,every weight,
but our' quality-THE
V IEST.
Get "Black Cuts"
*e satisfactory sorts.
tis. mon s. co.
,_
I4
é.ns.’
Prices to suit everyone,
Bee my window.
H. J. FIABON,
In Dr. McLeliau‘s New Bldg.
Next Cox Hotel.
a°___I_.I_p-to-date Drt=g}_i:t_.m___
4 dw ryr
Pi S m
toon, RIu1,rrn mon
Is the shrest sip 0f_§gu¢h_
HUGHES'
IRON BLOOD PILLS
have demonstrated their value in
making thin, sluggish blood, rich
and strong. They do sway .with
that "tired out” "good for
nothing" feeling. Price 35;; box,
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