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*Luisa harmless substitute for Castor Oli, Paso-
~ _ Drone ma seeming symns. It re presume. rs
, illlll llolthar Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
oe. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
ghalhys Fevcrishnese. It cures Dian-husa and Wind
' k It l'¢|l0Y@ Tbetlllng Tlinlblaj'-, cu;-on Constipation
3 l'1l\tI|les.;_-- It assimilaws the Food, regulates the
and Bowsls, giving healthynnd natural sleep.
Qs Cllllzenfs Pshsoes-'yas liIother's Friend.
annum: CASTORIA Acwsvs
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,iii 103 Utlhull ctllrauv. v1 esunnsy Irnsrr, ng' mn; gg"
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and has been
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Allow no
Imltntlons and
trlll wi
been
as
pes-
aro but
llualth ol
Experiment.
thand
is _
i Of Wearing Worthless Trusses
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""" ,»"`~"'i'lf""l`ifl| U  nerr Kolehrneinen, the Finnieucnem fFf°1nSn1=nfdnv's Evening Gnnrdinn)
. `  " ' " » ‘pion distance runner, was defeated by  BY°h&“f-. MUTFBY River
_   An End To The Curse 4
135
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is Guardian 'Mit
phone is 1.  _
. -'ras uosmuo nam! Guardia
` can be ohtaiuedst L»8erty'l Tolsor
|niP'arlors. Bummsrsld5i"'_ ` 4 
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d.isn.l¢W¢ in J. 0.`Jar1lh_e’s;
seen. sunnereiue.  omee on
is 45-l and rssidencs`pholie 365
-'HIFI FOX INDUUIIIY-.-'|.‘he St.
‘iii
with. J. 'l‘.'l-lintoli. Summerside, on
the fox lndustry of Prince Ildward
-SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
week or two belore the time tho,
have paid for has expired and thus
notmissnnissuqasallplllers are
discontinued promptly on 'expiry
date. . -
-SAD JOURNEY.-The remains of
the late Mrs. J. Dalton, who died at
the sanitarium st Saranac Lake, ar-
rived in Sumlserside Saturday after-
noon. They were accompanied by har
father, John M. Clark, and her bro-
ther, Horace Clark, J.
-1. 0. 0. F.-At t
of the Prince Edward Island Lodge
I. 0. 0. F., held at Summerdde, the
following omcers were installed by D.
D. M. G., P. B. Clark: N. G.-Geo.
Hogg. V. G.-C. C. Dickie. R. S.-
Philip Joan. F. S.--Wm. Huestis.
Treas..-B. R. Sharp. R. B. N. G.-
Geo. McCallum. L. B. N. G.-G. W.
Phillips. R. S. V. G.-Frank McEw-
,en. L. S. V. G.--Wm. Clark. Ward-
J. F. Laflerty. Cond.- . S. Ellis.
Chap. Arthur Loekart. 1'. G.-Byror
S. S.-Horace Lyle. L. B. B.-L.B.
Read.--J.
-PROMOTION.-Qne of the latesf
papers from Eau Clare. Wisconsin,
contains a lengthy account of promo
tions on the Chicago, St. Paul, Min
neapolis and Omah'a Railway Com-
pany. Conspicuous among these if
the advice that Evert C. Blundcl‘
cnt at Eau Clare has been promote.
9 // ' 'W »' - ha. Nebraska. Mr. Blundell'a promo J. J. Trainor, Bidlord _ B
~  "i557 `_ -_- ‘-`~_ tions have been well merited an( A. Mclnnis, Earnscliffe
 ____ df " ‘ rapid. He is an enthusiastic rallroac' Mrs. J. W. McEwen, Bristol
A; . Z " .. _ man and his successive promotion; Ei. Jc»1l¢9. Hazelbrook.
 ff"  '-V»*’F“¥ ;,_ ,  speak volumes for his untiring en R. W. SimDS0n, Govan, Sask.
- \ _ _ ’ '  gif/  ,- l’-' crgy and progressivenese. Mrs. Blun- S. A. MUTFBY. NPW GIMBOW
ii  L  » ,iv -1 ' / up neu r. .. rx.-nrgnier or A. H. Howie, .Mos Mer-een. North wimnne
" ' ”` ' ‘ "- snmmerefde, P. E. I. Mies E- Furness. Vernon
if-1 GIA
(/   A: ,l;;,
FINNISH RUNNER DEFEATED.
NEWARK N J. Jan 16 -Han
sn*
John Standard' contains sn intl-ll'vleQ_ `
Island. ` J_
'L r _` _
at home
'-3- H was in
.. _ - K
ten. vu-in Ouerlettotown saturday. =
_ --.-,-
“WM Beiihul--lgggh _ was s pas-
Mnler from Sulnmsrside 'to her home
Tyhe Valley- Saturday sftsrnoon.J,;
in
ton.. peut Satllrdsy in- Shmmsrside:
--Mtn Mamie Matthews of Alber- B
. -,-_ d
_EW Mat", ' reachitlie-.trouble at 'o1\°e.' lo 
pump; to ;' 3§  th; hmmm' 'Mk WMM y°“ 'l ‘ind
to
Min special Saturday morning.J.
-Miss Celia Monaghan of Provi
dencd who has besnnvisiting friends
in Kfnkora was a passenger to Sum- !l10l\S. Of N'°Wbl`l°iE°» P- 0- 'I 1185 Q
11° lllf- lneelillls mera e sur morn g.J, .~ I
ld S t day in
-G. F. Fraser, 0'Leary; J. Mc-
Nevin, Charlottetown,-registered at
the Queen Hotel,`d Snmsnerslde, hae.-
t G
; B C Morris, Toronto, J Mc W
._______..____ 8
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The following registered at the Re-
i0.00 Saturday evening (after the
who has been assistant' snnerintend -arrival of the last train) and 10.00 d
the previous eveningz-
_ to superintendent ol the Nebraska Geo. R. Keele Bear River N K1 C _ uh
g . »~.,-,. Division with headquarters at Oma 5'. Mosher, Bristol Bumllo’ ` Y" and Hymn' an t
Mrs. A. N. Furness, Vernon
Geo. Beers, North Wiltshire
R. J. McLean, North Wiltshire
C. J. Cook, Kensington
makeia quick cure. You.c`an' always
Ped
wees 6.80 Satur sy night and . pargsztly the action of the heart, for
the previous night.J. ofhem at night it would do great
‘ E A ni °
f
-'bnfen 'l`°f°“f°' 5”- Reid 'i`°\`°“*°» amen adm a me t sexe nr. Hema
fegmtéred °t.th° Chuan H°“°°' ton’s Pillseregularly, which I did.
Bowman, 0_ G__p¢¢¢y B°wne”_ R_ ,SunUnerside, between 630 Saturday
.evening and 63,0 the ér°éi°uB wen' rqdarvelous. Dr. Hamilton's 'Pills re- htm _
ink. . moved the cause, strengthened the -»»ud:._n on I rejoiclto BB that my
e
vera Hotel, Charlottetown, between pi115_¢-,hey ,m,.eur,, to do-you good;
MAIL C0_N'l-‘RACT
h
lleulkvll
Indfaésgtioll
Bllious Two Days a Fidel.” `“
nyc-*Inq-p?~'-'!'°*""'
Sulphur |lDa1‘k- gm,
and Takes
Dil' Dandruff
upon
, . . ' 11.* 
» ' ' hes '
A iih. itch? IGMP
-. ~-re lhair. '
_ Alminstevsry one knows that Sign Folk,
V _ _ , --- - Tea-abd Sulphur, proP¢l'l¥ wlnllolllld- iphur”
-Mile --Jessie Morrison Kensin - Smelllol Cooking Made Hin Bi_c\»-- ed, brings back the natural color and tell
to the hair when faded, streak
0 I b’ Dr H mmm..  ed-o`r:g'ray;' also cures dsndrnff, itch-
Mr. Olemmons' exkerlenee in not
unnsn_s.l. Nowadays l>oor'sto`machs
ll' ' ' ' W
e more the role than the exception.
ut libs proper ,treatment is' sure to
spend op’ Dr. Hamilton's Billla they
have ryou feeling better il no cured
my stomach," writes Ph- Clem'-"
_perform its work Digestion seemed
minion niet :sues in some Rey to
more; or less arrested and I grew-
thi
bec e distended and im ed BD
tunts. At time I would vomit a mil-
n,.yellow, nervous. The stomach
to
ho »had been cured of 5 similar conf
lre-reeruf in my cum wee simply
tomach, excited the liverto' normal 
w
ike -a live man.” ,_
snip and swpé :suing nerr
ago the only 'way to get this
was to make it at home,
hi is m and troublesome.
Ngzadaynulzhilled chemists do this after another
than ourselves By asking ati restored to
y drug stars for the ready to use looks even
uct-called ‘ Wyeth’s Sage and than ever
ulphur Hair Remedy -you will getDrugstore Ch’town
f
|388 Y-j,¢°
t remedy for
like
as it
says a well
'gist. You
brush and
taking o
This
morning
The Daily Mall London,
England
THE DRINK CURE
the REV HUGH B CHAPMAN
Obaplain of the Chapel Royal
Savoy.
By the kindness of the proprietors
-0- F- HKU. 1101111011. 118; - - cousimaes, and at these times my M
Shaw, Toronto; F. G. Carter, Hall- hmm “had most terribly/ A (mud,
ax . _ . ° . .
The Daily Mail I have been PH
tted on three previous occasions
report upon the progress of the
rmyl treatment in treating vic-
iol the drink and drug habit.
'e Normyl Association is now en-
` upon the filth year of its ex-
oe, and in this, my fourth, an
.  5 no
mltture `
‘Q ' _ |
sv ' - - f~ _. ..
in °°'¢'  _  0  -_.fi-;;.i _
next oruinx- _ _ =--__ _ 5- ' 
"my rece seemed to decompose in   _B H ' -
Rai  “ .
» ,_ ,I t
B, _ . » .1 td.
nu ' _ ~
_ _ e
_ ne ' °
tims
're
turing
P Y
ws is full of increased hope and
` action, the kidneys were released of gmuma satishctian as regards the
  °‘°“°i'° W°?`k' H°“m‘ °°°“ fn" ork. The good done and the happi-
Witmn me* rea" °“t"°1°°D ""1 “ve nelsr bestowed, as shown by our
ecorfl... steadily grows each month,
H°‘ °dvi5ed"“9° Dr' H°'mm‘°n'° and that without advertisement,
h .
mail from The Catarrhosone Co.,
ich goes far to show the inherent
25°' D." "°" ""° ‘°' ‘1'°°~ “t “U :eau of me undertaking. over 5.000
rugglsts “nd “t°"°k‘°°'p°'° °r 'by slaves to the drink and drug habits
ave undergone the treatment during
hens four years, while the number ol
da-` failures known is slightly less than 8
“ D0/I' cent., and in nearly every in-
`s
nce ol failure it has been admitted
ta
,_ " that the conditions of the treatment
were not faithfully carried out.
The_Normyl treatment was intro-
uced into this country by a Roman
Af' . *If '~°‘i~_ .
 <1
__ `_/eg-'¢_-1»~'?fe_ Catholic priest; for its discovery we
f.
.~
and the large number cl happily re-
stored beings whose reclamation is
n unanswerable testimony to its vir-
a
tiles have to thank a. Canadian, Mr.
utton Dixon.
SEALED TENDERS. Bdd\'°95°d t0 The discovery was practically an
.==-
No More Rupture Troubles
so Days Trial ““
To Prove If
YOU DON'T HAVE TO RISK A
PENNY.
Here is something absolutely guar-
anteed to keep your rupture from
coming out.
You don’t have to take our word
for what it will do. You can try it
sixty days-make a. thorough tcst-
without having to risk a penny-and
see for yourself.
If it doesn't hold-il it docsu‘t keep
your rupture from bothering you in
any way-then it ‘won't cost you a
single cent.
THE ONLY THING GOOD ENOUGH
T0 STAND SITC!-I A TEST
You know as wcll as wc that you
can't tell anything about n truss or
anything else for rupture merely by
trying it on. 'I`hnt’s the worst of go-
ing to n drugstore or local truss fit-
ter’s.
A truss or so-called "appliance"
may seem alright when you first put
it-on, and afterwards prove utterly
worthless. V
The only way in the world you can
male: sure of exactly what you’re
getting is by 60-days actual trial.
And our guaranteed rupture holder
_-the famous Cluthe Automatic Mas-
saging Trusa--is the only thing ._ of
any h'nd whatever for rupture that
you can get on sixty days trial-the
only thing good enough to stand
such a. long and thorough test.
SOMETHING NOTHING ELSE
DOES
The Cluthe Automatic Massaging
Truss is so utterly diderent from
everything else for rupture that it
has received eighteen separate pa-
tents.
It_provld_es the only way ever dis-
covered for ovsrcom-ing the weakness
which is the cause of rupture.
Juli: '
does that-entirely
all-explained in the
FROM
has so thorough-
that physicians
world and sur-
Army and Navy
of advis-

ing operation. It has brought com-
plete recovery in hundreds of cases
after operation had proved a failure.
NO BELT UR LEG-STRAPS T0
ANNOY YOU
Thnt's why people who try this
truss say it. is us comfortable as
their clothing.. It is water-proof~
will hold in the bath. Easily kept
clean. "
GET WORLD"S GREATEST RULP-
" TURE BOOK.
Don’t send any money-juzt write
for our free book and find out every-
thing you want to know.
Full of facts never before put in
print. Cloth-bound--96 pages-20 3
separate articles and Z3 photogra
-l|l|i|||v||n‘ t d i h dl , r-larry Grehaut Murray Harbor t
..__\l||lI\|ii ""?’ i`i..f°“'frn§§' nirifnenin iii-°.‘.’.err,f`°'°1.§' Ember: Pennv.'Mnrrev Harbor °°i"°° at Ottawa “ni” N°°'=- °“-F* n
‘ ~ 'I night when he made the Nmarkam. I. F. McLeod, Uigg dayi uw 7th Mann 1913 f0l' tients. a sine qua non of the treat
' U10 CUUVYBDW Of Hi! M6169'-Y'B ment was complete abstinence from
fast time of 14, 32 3-5 for thrcr
low scrutchmen be had Will Kramer
the cross country title holder ani
Louis Scott, the four mile recur"
holder. Kramer gave up after th'
second mile and Scott was outrun by
the Finu's sensational sprint to over
take Leslie fn the last half mile.
MEMPHIS Texas, Jan 13 --John
Beal Sneed, banker, and B B Eptlnp
an employee of Saeed, entered f-leaf
of not guilty, today., to charges o'
urder, respectively, in connection
with the killing of A. G. Boyce, Jr.
Snead was brought to the fore, after
jury had been obtained, to hear thi
BNEED IS AGAIN ON TRIAL
m
rfal of Epting, by his attorneys, wh(
_ li
phlc illustrations. Will save you from mad B IUUUOU. "HUB *fmt ,he ` bf
being fooled and save you from wast- fflfid mit. 0|' in U10 0V¢l1¢ bi! Fellllilif
ing money. was not allowed, that he be tried
Explains why elastic and spring 1
ointly with Epting. The court will
trusses are a wicked crime-why they rule on the motions tomorrow.
-M-&._.i_,
miles, on a nine laps to the milf The f0u0WiD€ registered at the m““°» °“ 5 P‘f°P°5°d _°°“"`“°" 1°' P
track. He had conceded 150 yerde ff ~lne°%H0tel. Chnrlnttetown. between f°“f‘ Y°°f=» B11 “'“" P" W°°¥- n
i Sydney Leslie who won but as |61 -0.00 aturday evening (after the ar- Over Rural mail route No. 1 from that they felt a distinct disinclina-
’ ' :ival of the last train) and 10.00 the Trauadie Cross Prince Edward Island tion to take alcohol while takin his
9 P°9f'lll9~3t¢l' G0ll°l‘9-1. Will U0 T0- accident. Mr. Dixon many years ago
ad occasion to treat neurotic pa-
Icohol, and to Mr. Dixon's surprise
number of his patients told him
Jrevious eveuin '- To commence at thc Postmaster Ge
are the ruptured man’s worst enemy
-why the law should stop their sale.
Exposes the humbug “appliances/'
"methods," "planters," etc.
Shows why operation is often a
needless`gam\>lc with death, and why,
if a man manages to get well from
the operation, he often bus to keep
on wearing a truss. 1
And it tells all about the Cluthe
Automatic Massaging Truss and how
vou can try it sixty da s and how
. Y
little it costs if you keep it.
Gives endorsements of over 5,000
people.
Better write for the book today-it
tells thlngs` you could never find out
by going to doctors or drugstores.
Simply use the coupon or say in n
letter or postal "Send me the book."
___1°n|s names |r__
so msecwrsa conramr -
|25 East Sf.. NEW YORK CJTY `
Head me your Free Book and Trial Olfer
Name   ..  ..............
Address .   .....-......
_
»* 
The killing of Boyce, a ranchrnan,
at Amarillo, last September, was s
sequel to his eloprnent to Winnipeg
with Mrs. Snead, some months pre-
viously.
GOES TO CLAIM ESTATE.
FREDERICTON, N. B., Jan. 15-
Mnvor The Honorable Ashburanham
will sail from Halifax on Saturday
for the old country to look after his
estate. The future Lady Asburnham
formerly Miss Anderson of this city,
will go later in the year. It is their
intention to reside in England.
A. FATAL MISTAKE.
HARTFORD, Conn., Jan. 16-Be
cause of the accidental administra-
tion of a poisonous mixture which
t e nurse believed to be' paragoric.
Robert Banning. the infant son of
Bert and Mrs. Banning, is dead. The
end -cams with terrible agony at the
hosgitnl where he was rushed.
T o nurse became cralcd by the
constant thought of what she had un~
wfttlngly done and is under medical
treatment.
HE REACHED A CENTURY.
18-John
100. Hs
became s
worth frying.
lens work for
’ H Selwyn, Ottawa
_l‘1F.‘F-5°
FF?
Pops, l'ictou
Wm. Lannet, Montague
The following registered at the Vic- F
torla Hotel. Charlottetown, between
.0.00 Saturday evening (after 'the ar-
rival of the last train) and 10.00 the
J. W. Carruthers, Montague;
A. B. Martin, Toronto
W. S. Hare, St. John
L. F. Jacques, Montreal
f-lartvey and Mrs. Mitchell, Frederic-
on ` '
J. McLaren, Toronto
Geo. K, King, Halifax
G. Carter, 'Halifax
E. Shaw, Toronto
C. Morris, Toronto
‘.m§‘*."1
WARNING TO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO, Jan. 16--A note of
warning to board of trade exchanges
and brokers to confine their transac-
tions to the strictest interpretation
of the law was sounded'toda.y by J.
C. F. Merrill, president of-'the coun-
cil of grain exchanges~-at its-annual
meeting here. The council' ls" com-
posed of nineteenuoffthe-=lsrgest grain
axchanges in America. `
Referring to tht* address* ofsPresi- I
. g. - p
rl. C. Hull, Chicago ueral’s pleasure. on
bl
ank forms of Tender may be ob- all
Z
rescription. This lcd him to pre-
l'e a combination of drugs with
_ Printed notices containing further this prescription as thc basis, and
.Vhss A. Matheson, St. Peters information as to conditions of- pro- after many experiments extending
H01m‘l°“. ONLBWII posed Contract may be seen and ov
cr tcn years it was pronounced by
who saw its cflccts to he a pow-
Gfllldet. Quebec tained at the Post Office of Tracadie erful and permanent antidote to al-
Distamr Humax Cross, Blooming Point, Bcotchfort coliolism.
J- ’\”d°"°“f St- Joh” and other route offices and at the--
oliico of the Post Ofiice inspector. shown to a British physician of the
Pour OFFICE 1NsPEC'r0R'S OE- hizhest rennte. who. nlter n thor-
Early in 1905 the formula ,was
ICE, _ ` ough investigation, was satisfied
Ch’Town, Jan. l-,’t.h.]9l3. that the preparation was absolutely
Jomv F. wamhn. h
armless. Upon this guarantee, and
lrevious evening:- ‘ , 12 M
0 M3i.
` _Chetli Tllalli _
Poet Omen Inspector, with the kind support of a body of
gentlemen _who are deeply interested
in 'the reclamation of the drunkard,
_ , _ ,  _  ,,_., _ fthe N`ormyl Treatment Association
,was formed. With Mr. Cecil Chap-
In
an, the magistrate for Lambeth. as
it|'Choirman, Mr. Owen Seaman, the
R|l£lllllallSllli'  _1§."“§§..§’»f.§°““Z'2' '3.°.f£i..‘.f§?.‘f“§§§'.‘2§.‘f
I - .
Before it gets Worse
Rhcumatlsm if uct checked
-in time will become chronic.
 . inure
fllheumafism- (flute
:has mzde life bearable fomnnv
` who suffer from rheum
atlsm.
Q mme of the worst cases-irfis
dent-elect Wilson in Oliiuago last
week, in whlch"Mxi.' Wilson- pointed
one want ne intended-'doing with
monopolies and speculative indus-
tries, Mr. Merril said ‘his ideas are
modern- and they-will be enforced.
The members of boards of trade who
see thisend will not heed the warn-
ing will be forced-to heed it.
. .
to conceive -have
cured by. this unequslled
remedy. '
E. llng|h0s}”1`~,2;,,»;;;~_,
Charlottetown .j» V--_ _ ,
f
fltsnd
inded.gentlemen as its committee,
ge bona fldes of the association can-
not for one moment be called into
question. Not one pennv'B Drout is
drawn from the sales of the treat-
ment, the founders of the association
being actuated by none but purely
philanthropic motives and their re-
ieoziiition of the deplorable havoc
played bv the curse of drink and the
sorg need of some efficacious remedy.
The moneys realised by the medicine
are applied solely as royalties to the
discoverer and for the upkeep of the
office in Victoria Street and the pay-
ment of the stafl. The price of the
treatment, was 
we have been responsible.-.i0h. ltljgre-
hoped that our efforts will tend still.
further to lower the cost, so'
even those who' cannot-'silord
small sum will be able to avail»-them"
selves of its grestvlrtuee.:  =  
We do not say that it will 
without the patisn't's‘-'knowledge nor
do I think the drunksrd 6e\'\.lle’.c_\iqe_d
by secret potions- There mu'st_.'ecr
tainly be a desire to.be c\.."..~.'**~ ' ' _
willingness to observe the_eond‘la:ans,
which are as simple-as eanfpoesibly
be conceived. (liven mob .a state of
mind on the pm cf~tls~Iuil_srer. 1.
rejoice to be able to stateper-
feet confidence that we can cure per-
manently the most apP8relitly‘
less cass;. nor should I, in therelpdn-
sible position which I hold, uiske
this statement unless.; I, -we!
the perfect freedom which it`-ll'  '
sible for any man or woman' to lfr
tain who honestly desires this .lib-"
erty. - * "ff
Thousands of druhkards _ would
overcome their degrsding‘~'hablt` it
they could but tide over theldtn ei*
ous transition period of- ,delpond cy
and depression following upona 'd-
den throwing oil of s_ _longdorxed
habit. The edect ol "No_l‘m!_*-’-is'e_to
restore the victim by gradual staged
to a sound condition of _he_al.1}l1__8l;Q
spirits, eradicating all trace -o|.`j` '_ 
hol from the system, leqdln ,, "
gently and safely over this.
time, and firmly re-estsblilllil\.i-fnor-
mal cond tions--'hence .the- 'name
“Normyl." _
Every day the 4--Noi-myl" treatment
is coming to be recognised* by the..
medical profession. At its .' inception.
not half a dozen doctors vnouldflden-
tify themselves with it; today overs.
hundred and fifty of them _are -proi-
scrlbing it in their prhctlcs, which is
a Significant fact, conslderlngvt-her-
uatural professionaiavsrsion _of the
faculty to an unpublished D\l!!¢FlP‘
tion. ‘ _ , e .
In concluding I wlnll to, revpplt-,,;mY
thanks to The Daily Mail 'for its
courtesy, and also for its courage, in*
allowing me again the use of --this
column, und to elliot*-t A_}I.,1l_h}`) 
the stamping out- ol oue_of.t,\_ie'_epost
flagrant evils ofour uatio;\_'at‘l|'e&_rt
to apply to the ofllces *ol the associ-
ation for fuller particulars; of_ ,the
treatment and striking proof of' its
efficacy. More than one thouxnd
outpourings of grateful heath- I _ _ill
the hands of the secretary-no V _ of
course, are always suppressed-*s`=d~‘I
can only trust that the Qlifbo n-r
ary happiness which has been bro _
to many homes may be enormous!!
increased, as must follow. ylltp. 
the value of this great dpportllll W
is recognized by the_ public.; __AI,lg¢in~.
qufries, which will, 0| ¢0\lrse,`- be
‘mme wan ine-utmost cenleenee..
will be immediately sliswsrefl.. pilil
where it ie required any-'psrsogal___Q}'-
vice which I can render lhill _heat
the disposal of those who ip 11.5,-"
mov.; Hoon B. 
Hon. Secretary Normyl 
Mr. nixen Jr. is nc preespyln- an-_
ada for the purpose of ,foi'lr;l'|‘l §,!Ull.'
ilsr association hem .and u l_ Delft-i°
culsrs regarding t_ tr s_ p 
be enteinen by wrislnr-.$_o_m°\`i1'tf-_ Hi'
address, for a short *'f"" '"1 Wm
be Mr. J. C. Dlxonf P. _0»:.B&- 5"?-
Lechnrldge, nice. _ ._    ~
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Now for
Don’t be satis fied with following
other boats all the time
get an
Motor and make your boat the
psciifor the others There are some
in local waters and if you wr I just
will see that the leader in every
ith the Imperial---and
1' men if-f.»¢-\ee-fcmléehea.
_  Imperial is theidesl 
_lioltii _ It is light;
.¢ihclefrf--if’s- the motor but
_ K Send for-,cur fx-'ee illnetreted
simple,
auction co three--suinssss. est. *tries 1
gather convinced of its truth qn§f"0f"
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