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don't see how you figure
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MARITAL COMMERCE.
"The commercial aspect of marri-
Qp has undergone 5 great change."
“How so?"
4 “In former times, fathers sol-d their
hughters. Now they have to give
them sway.”
Aching Muscles and After Ei-
fecis of Grippe “
Lani-Bak Gives Ease.
As soon as you feel any deep-seat-
ed pain in the joints, back, wrists,
or elsewhere, place a liberal supply
of Liam-Buk on the fingers or on the
palm of the hand, and rub it well in.
The penetrating power of this “em-
brocation-balni" is exceedingly great, . He [ma never imagined such B thing! '  ‘di . Lt; ,hm
l f . .
d_ h - h d th t I _ _ _ running the oppos e re- iii
an once avmg mac e e sea 0 as 3 typesettmg machine or 8 type ,will relie\'e the ankles of the severe
the pain, it removes it speedily. It
also ends the stiffness, which is so
unpleasant.
Mrs. Frances Wyatt. uf 25 Guy
Avenue, Montreal, says: “I have
found Zam-Lluk most soothing and
valuable in a very had case of rheu-
mat.isiii,\and also for stillness of
joints and muscles. I suffered long
and acutely with rheuiiiatism, and
tried one liniment after another in
vain. I also took medicines internal-
ly, but it reinuined for Zani-Buk to
effect a cure. 1 began applying this
balm whenever I felt the aches or
pains of rheumatism coming on, or
felt the stidness. The result was
truly wonderful. Hain-Bull seemed to
penetrate in the very seat of the
pains, driving them out completely,
and I am now quite cured."
This case, and scores of similar
cases reported to us, is proof that
Zuni-l3uk's penetrating and healing
power is very great. In addition to
its use as an einlirocatiori, it is a
sure cure for skin diseases. such as
eczema, i‘ing\\‘oriii_ ulcers, hlood-poi-
soning, scalp sores. etc., and is the
tinest known “first aid." For piles,
it is a specific. (lives certain ease.
All druggists and stores, at 50 cents
box. or post free from Zam-Buk (`o.,
Toronto, for price.
Mothers should also try Zarn-Buk
Soap for huby's hath and for the
raslies, eruptions, pimples, etc., so
common amongst children nt this
season. Shampooing with Zam-Bak
Soap heautiiies and strengthens the
hair.
'not take a ride on a steamboat.
| He .could not go from Washington
to New York in a few hours.
hello girl.
He could not ride a bicycle.
He could not call in a stenograpii-
er and dictate a letter.
l He had never received a typewrit-
photographer or had his picture tak-
uriabridged dictionary with the aid of
a Roentgen ray. If .- t
_ » _ you ure oliiigcd to do much of
‘ He had “mer taken 8 “de m an your training on ai gym. track you
elevator
writer.
I He had never used anything but a
wooden plough.
l He had never seen his wife using a
sewing machine.
I He couldn’t take an anesthetic and
‘have his leg cut od without feeling
it.
He had never purchased a ten cent
|inagazine, which would have been re-
,garded as a iiiiracle of nrt.
, He could not buy a paper for a
cent and learn everything that had
,happened the day before all over the
world.
PERU’S ANNIVERSARY.
On January 21st, last, the city of
Panama celebrated the anniversary
of its foundation. The old city was
destroyed by buccaneers in 1671,
and the present city was founded
January 21, 1673, which historic
event was oiiicially recognized last
January, Its history is replete with
the odor of gunpowderand the glint
,of cold steel." Two important events
.should be mentioned in connection
with the onward advance of modern
Panama: the completion of the rail-
way across Isthmus and the secession
consummated in 1903, which made
the city the capital of an independ-
place in political literature and the
inauguration of the canal work soon
latter has kept it on the front page
of the vvorld’s reading matter.
i He had never seen an electric light
or dreamed oi an electric car. L _dv t , 1 1, , 
He could not sfliid E telekgrnliin L I ` welilnngouxslséiice iuiiners sioui ie V
He comgnt tad f' “mi ‘de (5,: I Always be careful to avoid uork-l
phone' an he ha never ear 0 e lug out oh hard pavement. 'l`ry audi
exciting incidents and "it reeks \vith_
lent State. That event gave it a newl
_ g v . _ . 1'; A CENTURY AGO. MURPI-li 'risnts How 'ro ,
i Nglmm E A “Am” LU ' TRAIN Fou i\iAiiA'rH0N. -
you know that women One hundred years ago a man could In View of the interest that is ,Wi
ing taken in long-ilistaiicc ruiiniiig,i
the following from Mike I\lur|»hy, thc.;
famous conditioner, \\ill be oi value 1
Easy cross-country running is the
,best training.
find a good road. _
A thick piece of brown paper pin-I
ned inside the jersey over the chest.
will be found ii good protection u~f
gainst cold. ` |
ten communication. _ . . »_ H i
He had "ev" heard of the .germ ’inwd1dlrli tarzlltlliclflng lli:ldl:'tlii'ei‘lil)t`CVI1\iid
theory or worried over bacilli ‘and chest wen pmte;_/ted_ ,
bacteria. , | » V ~» _ _ _ _ k
He “ev” 1°°’“’d l’l°“.'““? ”°“"° “ tn; (iilrligétllggrlhgfnillii Sterlillliliiigeiiii
ter this if you have taken good carol
en* of yourself von will begin to feel that
He nev".he“rd“ ph°"°graph talk' lyou are getting into condition,
or saw B kmetosmpe tum out a pnze Long periods of hard work c-illing
iigiic. , _ ~ . _ , ‘,-
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absolutely necessary. ‘
can aioid luine nnkles bv fieqiioiitly
strain.
You will never be sorry for taking
the best care of yourself, for upon
this depends half of your athletic
success.
It is absolutely necessary that you
keep the body wariii. When you get
to your training qiiurtci‘s get a bath
and riih-do\vn.
Eat anything that agrees with you,
but cut out pastries.
Do not allow _yourself io he stimu-
lated in order to finisli. Drop out,
iirst.
Every trniner has fi good method.
Stick to the method with which you
started.
r
hlbla' 1.laAUElta‘-'l`()-UE.
Through the Boxer indemnity fund
provision there are now several hund-
red selected Vhincse youths in the
Lniteii btiiies gaining an education.
li. is expected tiiey will continue to
coiiie ut the rate of 100 per year iiir
the next iiiteen years. _-Xiiicricaii
Consul General Wilder of Shanghai
has luteiy written of this inoveiiiciit :
".»&iiierica is to put on thi-se nicii inc
mark of the forces and inllueiiccs
that has made the word “Aiiiericun"
splendid ainoiig the nations. 'iliese
youths going to the United States
for their education will gain their
views of government, social organiza-
tion iinil what constitutes true- iiiiiii-
iiood. l<‘roin tliein will come tiic icuii-
ers and thinkers of China, viceroys
and go\ crnors, unc, two or three ue-
cadcs hence. The United States is not
only to exchange 'her wares with
China, blit her ideas and principles,
further the best civilization, open the
doors for every child, put foundations
uiiiicr rho lioiiie :ind stay and drive
into the liiiibo of the far away, sus-
picion, rtr\ii»lt_v, ignorance, hate. fu-
niine and war.” The Y. M. U. A. has
organized its forces and influences to
serve and safeguard these students
from the iiine they leave China to
their landing iii America, nice-t them
at college, surround them with mor-
ul iniiiicnccs to the day uf their gra-
.d_\-iration and their return to <`hiiiu.
Prior. o§i £ii_|s iiisiii
YOUTII .-\L\\',\_\'S SUC(`E1C]).5' AGU.
Osler isii't. the only man who turns
down old age. In the busiiii-_-s noi-ld
ilic "'yoiiiig man" is always the ouo
\~.'lio piriis the plums. lt is an iigo ni
"now thought," “new talciit," ctr.;
and the old nian is passed by in the
race.
Ono of ilio first signs of <-omini:
nge is the appr-arniice of i;i'zi_v li;iii‘>:.
\\'iicii you see ilicin, act pi‘oiiipil}.'.
\‘.'_v\:ili`.-1 Sage and Sulphur Iluii' llviii-
cd_v will 1-oi~ri-st this sign, wliicli so
oi"r»»ii ili-<».»i\i~s people liito thiiihiixf;
that asc is r<»:ii!_v upon tlicin. It is :i
\v<»li-l;im\\'|i fart ihat Sago and Sul-
i-liui' will iliirlicii thc liuir. \\'_\'ctli‘s
Suse aiirl Siilpliur coiiibiiii s fliis-v old-
iii;~i\ iw-in<»ili\».s with oihvr :i{.:i~iiis
ivliich i'i-niovc duiiiliuiff and proiuotc
the gi‘o\‘.'ili of ilic hair. _
The ii1;iii\il:u~i\\i‘ci‘S Of this ri>iiir»'l_\‘
authorize di‘ii1.:_uist.s to sell it undi~i~
giini'aiiir_»i= that tho money will be rc-
fiiiiiled if it fuils to do o_v:u~ily as
1'(-pi'c~'i‘!iiffi].
This p:‘<-i\:i1':iiioii is offcrcd to the
- public. at fi:‘i_v 4-uiiis a botile and is
reconimciided and sold by
THE
E. A. Foster, Central Drugstore,
Siiiinysidc, and McKinnon Drug (Yo.
_. _ _ , _ _ ` - ` '-1 ,
~ .iiiiisiiica i<inuc.i'rrNc Cain- _ ' o ooo ver. Season of |9ll '
A NEW KIND OF SAFE duces a rental of £4.0 0, “______`_
~*‘ , its im it 'ts cne-
A case for _the Drotection of jewels anfmlfh mrith in yellfmazlateggzt the
from injury by fire must be made ofisewn ° 8 gen u ,
French de\ice for this purpose, called
[hc “becuritiis‘ case, consists of two
boxes made of asbestos, one of which
is much smaller than the other and
is pliiccd inside it, being prevented
friiiri touching the bottom, siilcs, or
top of the outer box bv a number of
blocks of asbestos ’lhe wide air
space thus left forms rin excellent
tliermul irisulzitor aiiil the asbestos
is n very poor conductor of heat.
I-leucc thc teniiv.-r:-iiii-c lfidc the in-
, box ieiniiini <~:.ip.i,:.' \ely ou,
even wlicii the ou1'.-i ho;-' E'-: striiiigly
hcutcil.
A \YO?\'l\l-Illl<‘l'i. I=l'l‘\'_
The city ii' l.i.n=’. u thf ni.~iriip-
olis of Fil-'lriiiil' is the siniilliuit of
cities. li li:-is :iii :iri-»i of one s;'.iiir_i
inilc buf that iin\ i-.i|"gi-.~ miie ;ii~.i-
lias been sold in the city at £640
pci yaid which is equal to over
L.5,000,000 per acre
_?i._.__-_-1-_
DINING DISASTER
| \\e dined out last evening P
ilisgiaced us as usual
Ad to how "
, Gut to the end of the dinner with
three forks and two spoons still un
urcd
CAUSE AND EFFECT.
I .
“After ali, a man who niai‘rics
'takes a big chance." _
“Yoli're right. I have a friviid who
contracted 8, severe case of hay fever
,immediately after he had married a
‘grass widow."
'§£E$Y"" l
i
iiicombustible material und so 'con-'\’<‘h01e "i3U`0P01iS. which has n
structcd as to prevent the access of :area of 120 sL1uai'c miles. Land
corrosive gases, as well as of exces-j _ . - `
sive heat, to the interior. A new; _ ‘_ _ _ _
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' We have just landed
lliihlfl’ NEW S'l`0CK
_0y_
'_ Carpet Fell or lining
 Uval Buiier Dishes
“ Paprus (Pulp) Pic Plates
7 Oysicr Pails
_ Ice Cream Fails
i Parcliriienf l"‘lr..:.i and
Fish Wraps
 Egg Civscs and White Odorless Fillers.
.v f
'f
; dciioiield Paper Co Ltd
Sf. Julin, N. B.
ilinwfrmtf.
Hmm
Tl d e arately in race In 2:15 l f,
hsiillilgs. Igurquiirter 82 seconds. s Mi 
irot n .
si lil/lin Aq iri. wi nur I
inoilgil) in the twtb-year-olld lt&a .:€'l.li2
=='»=.“-v=sri-‘=»i»'=f=fis:2i,-inu-iii
DD Y ,Q . ~ A 9. ll
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.i'i’ii`i iii mi 1.,
fnrtudrssvdsons gh Q d-Ftllrn ing! “S3
if mari; has no foul. Ra a  produce
speed s provag already. at 9 pro s y
will be Haingi sorts lx. res lan
bred wi be mat at tra n or stan well
cared for at the most reasonable rs s.
J. M. Nleliotsou,
` 20.3 Km si.
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wiiiir §.¥**“:f.‘:i":§'l
t onli t
Tséqgiix  1'..i:i.?e
.-. §?i*’.i';°":
:lol llv % 'gz-
milss" or u on what you once
ll
m e ml: e r s d
n
possessed. 'lf your eyes served
you well for inany years. no
much more reason why you
should take proper care of them
W.
;l;si:?°ii:.f'i:“:..:".i.':.:"ii':
act on. Come today and see ul
or your own bene .
Silversfon Q. Epstein '
DRS. OF OPTICS
|68 Queen Sf. Ch't0Wn
 
The Twenty Fifth Sessilin
-or ras- `
Summer School of Science
will be held at` Fredericton, N., 9,,
July 12th to Aug. 2nd. - `
_Courses in Natural Sciences, Eng-
lish Literature, Agriculture-School
Gardening, etc., will be given.
oder for competition. FOUR of these
will be'coniined to P. E:.I. Teachers.
Drop B card for calendar to
J. D. Seaman,
63 Bayfield street, Charlottetown,
Secretary.
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