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na ci Aroma, cH.u<Lo'r'rnroWN, Panvcs nnwaan :sLAND. FEBRUARY 6 im. _ ~

*less thsn dfteen foreign countrieeare rc-thumanitariau u o I I ` ' 'Z 7 H A 1 V it 1 h qi I

-~ presented. From th€‘United States there v

J)odd's Kidney Pills Making Friends ly

the Work they are Doing: _ --

FRIDAY. IQBBBUARY 6, 1938.

Sr. Rosams D'AamanascA, Que. fr

Feb. 2 (Special).-“Il the Kidney! are the

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5, Russia 4, France 3, Japan 3,Be181\1D\

the broadest possible contrast tea tele- ” graphic company with whose objects and

bers 1 '

2, Portugal 2, Chili, Greece and Byria one` m

ethods we are all painfully familiar

OUR PENTENTIARY POPULATION- ,.¢|,_ .

cause, Dcdd’s Kidney Pills will care it." l

This is the conclusion arrived at by _,__ tt h tc th numerous people in this nei hborhocd A m°l‘°°h°l’ in t n M ea °

in taking or disease. Rhfumstxsm. °°”°°1“°°""°f"'° °°'°°“"‘” "°“'°""\ Backaohe, Heart Disease, even Catan-h, tiariee. It is, however zra%lf!iDlff°1¢N'° ba been `

ve readily cured by this wonder- [mm an hug, paper; that the number of

ful remedy. One of the sufferers cured

titniions is decreas-

by Dodd's Kidney Pills is Dame Joseph _priwgta in thesedgx 3 “lad” on” Milleett. She says: mg' ° "°"°° ' P P _ “I suffered much from malady of the venitentiariea in 1899 was 1447. in 1900 it

Kldneys. It settled in the loins and gave wag1,4w; in in 1901 it was 1,406 and last me great pain and discomfort. I took two nu, H, W" f,u.m,,. ngnnd 5° 1,294, This boxes of Dodd's Kindey Pills and am 1” t reduction is not “weather due to th, perfectly well. I give Dodd’s Kidney _ ` i It "S in pm, my mtmmte from B big hum" diminution of serious cr me.

haany others give similar testimony, l part due tothe larger 11911150! WW I”

and it isnot to be wondered at that fu-mu- years released on parole. L'-st Dodd‘s Kidney Pillsare steadil win 1’

7 gm R , year 157 convicts wereso released. *H415

‘” """“""" 1. nemesis; to-ta tmmrse number

only seven forfeited the liberty thus ob-

* ' * r ff' “W hinge threugh violating the conditions

or their license to so \\»r°°»d~

The age of the convicts ranges fr-I under twenty to over sixty 70811- TM”

' under twenty number 134; U0!! t"°|\t¥

U, fm,-ty, 493; from thirty to forty, 298;

A ` from forty to fifty. 174; from Hfty to sixty,

73, and over sixty. 42- 493° *`°'°°» mm

Of the 184 those who frankly admit

that they have beenintemperate are set down at iw, or about one third of the totdl, while those who claim tchave been “temperate” number 61 and the total

the population of Canada is made up of persons who entirely abstain from the use of intoxlcants it is interesting to note that this large proportion of our people furnishes considerably less then one seventh ,part of the total number in the panltentiaries.

The penitentiary population is made up

as we have seen of people from many countries and of many creeda. We need not blame the creeds, for we know of none however erroneous which would lead its followers to a life of crime. And in many eases thereis no better testimony possible than that of the convict 'himself as to the faith in which he was brought up or

which te sous. Every mes them sa¢.°°_‘°" f°‘“"S°°*"°"» ° ‘“"“*’°' f‘*" violated the teachings of na esm-eu, ‘-"°°°’ °f ° P'°P°‘*‘°°‘ °

T .18 nothing ilload urhumanltarlau .inthe spirit that stint lin-cent eat cf Newfoundland, that in our own Island 1 seeks to shut out all competition and' that havin!! F|l°‘P°wer. persists in giving the Illini

9, _ mnmct service for the highest rata'

,ahstsinezs=165. Assuming that one half. tuatssn beexacted undermcnope . Nor

is the pill any the less bitter to our people because the local manager of the monopoly happens tc be a religious teacher. '

Q Afcorrespondent of The Examiner wants, to knew whythn mind steam saves larger number of representatives in the Commons _than would be propottlohata ` to its population. One answer is that it was stipulated for in the terms of union. Anothergocd reason is. foand.in_t_h_s fast thatthis is an Island Pbovlhcel separable from the other Provinces and requiring because of its isolated situation special provisions for maintaining eca- nectisn with them. The Island was con-i

prpse of thegreatin

en.or of wireless telegraphy. And we

are 106, G=rmany 13, Italy 12, Denmark think most persons will readily sec in it |7, austria n, china s, Nm” sea swam

19 nm-breed. and 8 H°°8°1i“° C°““

an d' 1-for-ee n it h in the nation

1 106 convicts white, 49 colored, 32 Indian.

ians pe 3°" i3 ' ality table with 868, the English number

12, N to dlanders _ » ,

113, Irish 52. Sm" d MZLHTN 2_ No mn, 57 Btpust. 1s Latham. speedbar,

AB E S 5»W°°‘°1°‘”"‘°4_’“° ________________ 6-Tewish. 4 Consresationalisr, 10 other

wtettenttechristxsn, .1ewiss.noham~ ~'““‘“1¥ f°' th' '°“"'° *`°°°°“~°"‘° 1° ‘"°

mean. or Buddhist. sun it my be stated thatas to. creed 617 of the convicts call themselves Roman Catholic, 242 Church of England, 146 Methodist, 103 Presbyte-

given six members in the Commons.

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irritating Trouble Quickly Overcome. _

If You omy Pina out the 'Right

1s YOUR BACK LAME.

- be d down. e

Nunn, FEBRUARY on gg

_ t es ne .

The best game of the sea- ~ N°"§2,'§id2 "l2si§vi‘l'i»?tl° sible llffsd h

sore 5» D ’

‘ll drl e out the Dill!

50n_ iggangbkyyguuvirellld no tilne. Nothing is

Plan :H 1. ni ’ °""`°°°"""

trial frequent] a ts to

'S' es: ‘D t miss Da. Hsnsr.roN’s Pn.1.s cum: Coxsmra I mmm ma”

lt. » l noir.

good as Nerviline for Lumbago, SUB 110°-

tis Neural ro and $121351*

Admrsslon zoc Seats 25c §2,°}°.f"2§¢ s'§tt1e°fP°§.°n». Nei-vuine to

Y ,

1 ourselvesviina system of jurisprudence

meinthis, themost orderly count

crceds, and only three ao creed.

$4o2.

°' rr ia the world. The cost of a single criminal

thousands-in _one recent case in the ukon to Ula' of thousands of dollars.

The °®t of ldmlhllferlllf criminal justice 1_l 011|' Police courts, county and supreme courtsand of maintaining the prisoners ,ietsined in our jails and reformatories I make up a sad aggregate It pays init ite

the eglmq once committed. We pride

that punishes with certaintly the vlo-H

jx; better to prevent crime, to prevent fyig, 5 ti.,-,I ,mg 559,; ,,, 9 ,i

~ ’ youths and men from forming bad habits size of the suppositcry before using. How-

e I e luthatiead to criminal lives, than to punish ev" if °m1d|'°° 37° *mmm* With

_ \iARCON|’S LOFT Y PURPOSE. e

It is a pleasing feature in connection

It is, as we learn from the report-, an '

xpensivs ousiness maintaining the con- pull", ig"t'ti‘;':° 51:; ';::°;gi’r‘; tix; ctsinthe penitentiaries. The cost per if ~ , ° ’

dPil C dl Th d

cad varies from $283.56 ln Dorchesterto use mm 'B an mme es' e, °

47in Manitoba But these iigures

ve very little idea of the real cost of

_ oflfttlh onefdhuave been (cured *P ,_ _ _

hticaoftheiampatmuoh lore '_ligbl.\'tiTl* 3”\5l-bf-133°! if

* I

' _ be done in the way of moral prevention, _ 5° °m?'md th” °':';?"°';"°°d °°

and even on the low grounds of monetary b°,,e1s and not bww” waist! ,nada

. saving this would bca paying work. *sei I

_ Course to Pursue.

so because they know it is/the best medicine for obtaining a proper ‘combina- tion of the most scientific ingredients for the cure of piles. ' Pyramid Pile Cure isnot in an experi-

~ mental stage,but is an established and isreccgnixed ani used by the beet Dbyllelaas in the suppositolgform, it reaches the trouble once and the healing process is quick eirective; immediate results are obtained, and before the patient realises the fact he thas recovered from the pain, sufferingand

C iildren who suler from this painful

trluble, obtain relief at Once. It is lrell

they shcnl}dW"ts'eated without delay the trouble' ,hy chronic.

dteds

yramid Pile Cure.

nation and its attendant ills can gvaidad UIQ IBO 0lPI¥ll||id Pull.-TIG rcprietcrs of the Pyramid Pile Cure saw hat it was necessary to-use with the majority of their patients a mild nou-

are

‘ with Marconi’s wonderful inventions and il‘rii8U‘;l€1mX4¢lvi.bBUd the I;,Yl‘lil1;1°i glial;

_ _ . _ ggi y rnggsseveryw ere or _

F t

But paper talk alone wou’t do it, We've

got the goods and better _stock you never

,aaw. V

Remnants of cottons, ginghams, f1annel`

nettes, cloths, dress goods, silks, satins,

ribbons, furs, clothing, underwear,and all

odds_ and ends of Winter Goods are put

into this big remnant sale for this week

only. I

Dou’t wait till the best are all picked up

but put ‘on your hat and come at once, l

Fortune smiles upon you once in a life,

time how do you know but it's smiling on

you through our big remnant sale, come and see anyway. I '

Prowse Bros.

The Wonderful (»‘heap;Men.

' never felt the need of it. I thought of the

inaccessible. If peoples are thus bron ht

appears to have been to benefit

the race. “I hope," stid he in a recent intarview, “there is more in my invention than proiit. It was not with'the idea of

profit that I have worked all these years. I had always all the money I wanted. I

possibilities of such an invention, applied, certainly,-to commerce, but applied in the sense of annihilating distance and_bring- ing people together who were aloof and

together who at the preeent momext cherish_racla1 animcsitiee, it ls very likely

of this invention, war might become

more and more remote from the thoughts of men 2 Ido not pretend that wireless I

and yet it should certainly have assuaging effects, for in the first place, we wi‘1o11`er

change between diferent countries to be d

, houghuf

course, the civilized world has become

GIVE

. ‘ ME A BIIIILE o1= Your v

I Find it V¢i’y`G00d

V ' Is very often what we ' hear customers say

British Cough Cure

It is one of the best on r ‘igfso °°“"§° dim” f°”5°' °°”§‘°ti”3

the market. It cures

that in time, through the instrumentalit Awhmn I I __

Erie i -- Louisville & Nashville 1262

Manhattan

telegrapby will bringin the millennium, M°u°°°ut°n

New r°.roeea» _ 1wi\151 _ Pennsylvania 151 151 1

cheaper rates, which will enable inter- Reading

Rook Island

constant; in the second place, this inter~ s°“h°m Fume Q I

,, ,, Prcterred

mais, and which man only is capableof S1;,£|m_

evjoying, is bound to smooth away many Union Pacldo I 192#

‘ prejudices which still exist ult - Unitedsiltea UKIQ af

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communication, .which is denied to ani- " Ram,” bommm 95%

179 10|*

1 S00 d _

more and more brought under common neun”

interestswith the facilities for interchange t

A little book on the nature and cure of

hemorrhoids or piles will be furnished

free , D ug Co., Marshal, Mich. - _

NEW YORK STOCKS

Montreal.

Closing prices Feb. 4 Feb 5

Brooklyn Rapid Ttullslt --- 3;

121

14.55 145; 1372 13s

mp,,m,, . .1125 112;

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4.8

95}‘- 179%;

asus is

0" l.F.Mll@a

up, Fish. Heatand Pastry,

_ `_Coii`ee or Milk. Quick lunch

coughs. , » an 4 °

We make it. ` We seliit, price 25c.

, 0

ay Pi u Chops. usages, Baked and Eggs. The above

A.W.Rtddi|l,Pllln,B.

always on hand at -pnces to suit

usacail. A

V i -Call on tus when you want the best _in

' ' We show you all of the latest ideas from the

best makers, and you your own choice.

soc. $1.15, $1.25

»_SUNNYSIDE.\ n

i 1-:tation which this trouble causes.

_todayl We

that

ions Meifétse éimmahwmaaaaanml

upon application bo the Pyramid elm? 1 f

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Dany Quotation List mu-sinned by no ` li A . j

Rrxlmr aoo., lslrunmts OF 'rum ‘ _

IONTBEAL STOCK EXCHANGE' - _ 1,

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which existed before the advent of wire- _DON’1' FJRGET ABOUT YOUR’ OOBNS , ' " ~ _-e less telegra h ." ‘ ica~ ‘

P Y . Cumiill il l lltb Mia

Ha’ 'Q lnve .vmwme at th. hu’ bl»uof»P\ret?o.:l’:uP.&lllIf8&l Crirnnilld Brt

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' Of anything i0 Read everybody' naturally 'thinks of

mggemeted copper es , :mmm sm” 1? mal Carters’ Bqgkgmre, but as a remmder we want ‘ to tell Mahan Common ° 875, 88% _ _ you that the FEBRUARY MAGAZINES are in, We have

100; the_latest and best NEWSPAPERS of the day received every

mail. A1sc_the_ NEWEST BOOKS published and if you can notliud the Book or Magazine you want at our store we will be pleased to orderit for

you. We ha I pedal is

whereby we can get it quickly. ` ve S

Then for the lad' s’ cspeciall th N WEST ARI,

SPRING STYLES,al1;fe y ° e E E Y

ed P _

DEPARTMENT, F present mour APERPATTERN

Elan UARY FASHION SHEETS

given

away. Many oth FASHION ` -BOOKS News coUNT1§1r1. °° Sale at °'“

n When you again call at our store,

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tt.. ......... Cv|;1_fggv;§§__l§@f@;.0. BARREL. APPLE.

fd wneeiefewe mefret days twine; 1 F ~

ygfifg get gf? tooo boxesof chocolates at 25 contra

J ust Rccei ved

Who1€Salc‘and retail. ',i'o 50 boxes Orau

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