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IIUIIIIINIIIIN III 0 INIIIIN BANK

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BOMBAY. Dec. 6.-(Special).- In

connection with the liquidation of the Indian Species Bank It was stat- ed in the High Court today that the bmk had already lost more than £500.00o sterling ($2,500,000) by en. ver speculations. `

A Bombay llrm holds for the

bank silver to the value of £180,000 ($900,000), while Messrs Sharp & Wilkins. London bullion brokers, hold _silver to the value of -1i3_bu0,000 ($15.000,00_0) and are making urgent dentnds for margin..

The Specie Bank’s further.losses on

these holders -are estimated at £200,- 000 ($100,000).

Referring to the withdrawal of the

petition for the compulsory wind-up of the bank before it dnally stopped payment, the Judge said_ it now ap- peared that all who participated in the abandonment of the petition im- mediately utilized that abandonment to withdraw their money from the bank. The bank thus paid out £86,- 000 ($430,000) during the last five days. `

The Judge consequently refused to

allow the directors to have any hand in the liquidation proceedings.

A petition was presented today for’

winding up the Bombay Merchants’ Bank. The Judge ordered notice ‘ to be sent to the directors, giving them the opportunity to answer' the ,allega- tions before admitting the petition.

HEART ON RIGHT SIDE

LONDON, Dec. 6 - Birmingham

doctors have solved the puz- zle of the girl who insisted on doing everything backwards, including writ- ing from right to left. They find her heart is on the right side and other

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MLIISIIIUIT MEAL

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Tllls cATTLE Fool) is a pure product of the Sugar Cane,

the richest grass in the world, only the digestible pith of the

cane being used to absorb the molasses, zo p. c. of this pith will absorb 80 p c. of concentrated molasses. Molascnlt is pure cane

_ molasses, minus the water, which is dried out, and replaced by

the digestible pith.

' It is the most easy. practicable and economical means of

handling molasses, and in the best form for feeding to all stock.

When fed to cows, it will increase the quantity and quality

_ of the milk.

When fed to horses it improves their condition and working

powcrgh _Give tliemga __jiari;lful___gr_sgyqitl1,_ .th_eir.othcr food.-whsny they come in tired after a day’s work, reducing the oats by the ` amount of MOLASCUIT added. - '

MOLASCUIT is extensively used in Demerara, Argentine,

South Africa, Mauritius, ` India, Australia and of course in England. - ._

The Canadian farmer will not be slow to grasp its value. M0l.ASCUlT is the richest sugar food, containing as it

does over 50 p. c. of sugar.

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BILIIIUS. "EIISIIIIHiTS”

CLEAN YOUR LIVER AND WASTE- CLOGGED BOWE-LS T0-NIGHT! FEEL BULLY!

Get 5, 10-cent box no\v. You’re bilious! -You have a throbb-

ing sensation in your head, a bad taste in your mouth, your eyes burn, your skin is yellow, with dark rings under your eyes; your' lips are parch- cd. No wonder you feel ugly, mean and iil~tempered. Your system is full of bile not properly passed oil, and wh t___ 9_1; need is__a cleanin inside. "`lY6ii’t Montinue' being a biliolls "nuis-

suoe to yourself and those who love you, and don't resort to harsh phy- sics that irritate and injure. Remem- ber that most disorders of the stom- ach, liver and bowels are cured by morning with gentle, thorough Casca- rets--they work while you sleep. A 10-cent box from your druggist will keep your liver and bowels clean; stomach sweet, and your head clear for months. Children love to take Oascarets, because they taste good and never grip or sicken.

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An attractive resort on the Gull (out. 15W

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Hotel has 180 rooms. overlooking Charlotte Harbor.

NEWLY FURNISHED SEASON 1918. '

FOR FURTHER INFOR_MA'I.‘ION ADDRESS , I

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BERLIN. Dec. 6.-(blpecial).- A

vote of non-confidence in the German government in connection with its attitude in regard to the troubles be- tween the military and the civilians Rt Zabirll, in Alsac, was t\£l0I»ted in the imperial Parliament-today by 298 against 64. _Que-blank paper was handed in, while forty-nine members were not present. The Imperial Chancellor, Dr. von Bethmsnndiollweg, his gone, with the Possibility oi resigning in his mind, to confer with the Emperor at . Donaueschingen. _

According to the National Zeitung

his resignation depends on the Em- peror's treatment of ilourt vc-rl Wed- el,. Governor General ‘ol Alsac-Lor- ranine, and Lieutenant General Ber- thold von Diemling, the commanding general of the troops at Zabern, who have been summoned by the Kaiser.

The newspapers adds that if the ac-

tion of the military should be up- held .by the Emperor the -Imperial Chancellor will go into retirement with Court von Wedel.

The strife between the military au-

thorities and the civilians in' the lit- tle garrison town brought about ov- ernight a political crisis ot the most acute order in Germany, and ide- mands for the resignation of the Im- perial Ohancellor were voiced by the Tageblatt, t-he Frankfort Gazette and other radical newspapers.

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(From Saturday's Evening Guardiani) MRS. JOHN ELLIOTT

0 o » ¢~ ogoogaqgeogn

The death occurred at the Prince

Edward Island Hospital Saturday morning, after a lingering illness, of Mrs. Elliott, aged 68, widow of the late John Elliott, Charlottetown. She leaves to mourn, one son, Rob- ert, in the West, and four daughters, Mrs. D. McDonald, Mrs. Albert Douse, Mrs. George Hurry, Charlot- tetown, and Mrs. Fred Furze of La- combe, Alta. The funeral took place on Sunday at 3.30 p. m., from the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. D. McDonald, Elm Ave., to the Peoples Cemetery.

MRS. EDWARD HENDERSON

There 111180601 away at Murray Har-

hor North on Sunday the 16th of NOV. 1913, Alexia Ross, the beloved wife of Mr. Edward Henderson, inthe, fifty-seventh year of her age, The deceased ewas born'-in -New London, the daugirter_oi' the late William Boss, of that place, she wasa woman of a quiet and inoilensive disposition, liv- ing in harmony and peace with all her friends and neighbors, she had been in failing health for some three or four years, but was able to at- tend to her household duties until about five weeks ago, when she was confined to her bed till death came to her relief. During her illness she always showed admirable fortitude and was fully resigned and reconciled to the will of her Father in Heaven. Her temporal wants was assiduously attended to by her daughters, Ethel and Bella, Ethel coming borne from

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All foil Tex not paid, better be

paid st mice as Execution: are ordered for same. Pay at once and save expense.

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The regular Annual Meeting of

the Barkers Black Foxes Ltd. will be held at the Court House, Am- herst. NovaScotla, on Tuesday, the

oth day Decemher,|?13,st the hour of 3 o'clock in the ternoon.

(Signed) R. B. I-I. DAVISON

Secretary

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Boston to attend on her when one had to give up the active duties of life. Besides a sorrowing husband and her two daughters, (referred to above), she leaves to mourn three sisters, Mrs. John McKay' and Mrs, John Henderson of Lexington, Mass., and Miss Bella Ross of Truro, N. S., and laeo a large circle of friends and relatives, during her illness she was spiritually attended to by the pastor the Rev. Mr. Gray, but on his resignation of the congregation, she was visited by the Rev. Mr. Mc- Neill who also conducted the services at the funeral.

We miss the sunshine of thy face. We miss thee from thy place,

A shadow o’er our life is cast, We miss the sunshine of thy face. We miss thy kind and willing hand Thy fond and earnest care

Our home is dark without thee-~

We miss thee everywhere.

SHEDIAC PEOPLE LOSE

' SUIT OVER WILL

FITUHBURG, Mass., Dec. 5-After

.a hearing before Judge Frederick H. Chamberlain in the probate court the will of Joseph Beauregard, which was contested by some of the heirs when it was offered for probate by

the executrlx, was allowed. Mr." Beauregard died in June, and willed his property to his wife, Mrs. Zen- aide Beauregard, who died as the result of an accident a short time

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handsomely satin lined, oildiltylll. are selling at a price saving- at"'f’1-8 oi! at Patons. Dark blue and gblsck are the prevailing shades. Bee'-tllltn at Perens. s seas-is-s-umwr.

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The lady who wants something de-

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cerise, blue, etc, and priced from

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Patons Big, Bright store. ~»

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later. She had willed her property. to a daughter, Mrs. Alexander Joly who petitioned for appointment as executrix uf the estate. Irene and Lionel Beauregard, two grandchil- dren, of Shediac, N. B-. contested' the allowance of the will, together with Alfred Beauregard. l<'.tchuurs.a gon, it being alleged that J\\=!£‘I'h E. l_I:ai.rc;_nrf| was not of sm'-ud url ci wh.-ai _tl.»‘ will was made.

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Applications on the regular printed

forms will be received by theunder- signed for lease of barren bottoms for oyster culture in the above insh- tioned watersup to and on the " 31st day of December next. ‘

Each application will require to -be

accompanied by cash, certified. che- que or P. O. order for three dollars to pay cost of drawing duplicate lease and registering same.

Copies of plans, application forms. form of lease and leasing regulations are deposited and may -_ be inspected at the following placesz-

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Asst. Provincial Becty.. Nov.

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