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ment Wm; great satisfact h t f hors" on our ranches. and believe t a Ol' al it ,_

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Bornsbfs Books Store :lor Legal Blanks,

Seals, Tapes, Wax. Inks, Writing and Copying from the best makers. DIY

Books. Ledgers, Journals, etc, Note

and Receipt Pads, Letter Clips and

Files Johann Fsbers’ best Rubber

lands and Pencils, all shaved down very

due at

F. J. HORNSBY’S.

Eousekoepord

Do not wait until House Cleaning to get Mats and Frames on those Pictures that you in- tended to get cleaned and tlxed up last Spring. We will do them for you cheaper now than we

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IHPORTANT MEETINGS.

Tim Gusuniaw desires to call the

special attention of its many readers in town and country to the series of meetings announced to be held in the near future and addressed by Pro- fessors Robertson and Macoun. It is another rare opportunity thus af- forded the farmers and horticulturists `of the Island to have valuable and practical instruction by the most com- 'pstent of teachers thus brought home to them, almost at their very doors

canin the Spring andlyou will now have a gud Mggonm

arse assortment of Picture Mouldings to

choose from. Come to

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the doctors. The doctors appeal.

tunity to hear Professors Robertson

Two Toronto doctors have been pro-

secuted for a post mortem examina- tion of a lady without her husband’s pei mission. The case went to a jury which gave a. verdict of $600 against

.Kipling’s latest poem, The White

The Acadian Recorder and the

Presbyterian Witness of Halifax are strongly urging the provincial govern- ment to take measures for the regis- tration of births, deaths and mar- riages. It appears that Nova Scotia stands in the same backward position as P. E. Island in that regard.

Warning has recently been given

that British consumers are growing more critical in their taste for cheese. The complaint is made that the Cana- dian cheese is not mild enough -in flavor, and is too hard and dry in texture. It might be well for our makers to bear the hint in mind. Too much attention cannot he givento the requirements of the principal

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Hughes' Coughlllixture

For Couzhs. Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarse ness, and all Pulmonary atfections. Price25centS.

Hughes’ Creosete Mixture

an elegant preparation for Chronic

Bronchitis and Lung Disease. Price 35 cents.

o!odd’s Rheumatism Cure.

Apositive cure for Rheumatism. A trial will convince you. Price 50c.

Special Remedies prepared for DY

SPEPSIA, INDLGESTION, ‘CONSTI PATIO 4 etc.. etc..

For the Best English Drugs and V

Medicines '

PATBUIIZE HU6HES'"i.5§€.§iF"l _ p -

,board in this and other Canadian

At the Apotheoaries Hall. ;‘ha.riot1etnwn. Sunnyside

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A Steel Feed Boller tale rail? E We have some nice steel boilersi~ in stock that we will sell at ai. small advance on cost. _" 1

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\do with the question of women vot-

Man’s Burden. is not poetry in the highest sense of the word, but like his Recessional,it was so timely an utter- ance that it has challenged attention throughout the English-speaking world. Kipling takes place along- side of statesmen as an ac- tive force in moulding the destiny of nations by saying the right 'thing at the right time in a way that fixes itself in the public mind.

In the movement to give one or

lchange was made by simply making provision for the addition of one or two women, the number of male ‘members standing the same as before. The lady members came in as helps and advisers who view matters per- taining to the schools from a woma.n’s standpoint. They have been most useful and helpful, but have not sought to exercise er gain control of the board. We mention these things because there appears to be much misunderstanding as to the aims and objects of the movement. It has nothing directly or indirectly to

ing in elections. Many ladies who

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tI;.o_bes,d and Harness. Any person in want of the above, it will be to

en- a vantage to call at our store and see for themselves or write us for

quotations.

A. HURNE & Go. -

do not- desire to vote recognize the necessity and propriety of having one or two women on the school board'

T50 Bbls Phenox Fleurs

150 “ Stockwell “ A

150 “ Beaver 150 “ Bride

100 “ Cornmeal

50 “ Hungarury Flours

25 “ Rolled Oats

600 Bags Bran 200 " Shorts . 50 “ Oil Cake 25 “ Calf Meal For Sale-Cheap "ron cssn

Also-Jainting Sleighs. Sleigh

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position press are making the most of

One of these is that for a large num- ber of steel highway bridges the gov- ernment has been paying the Record Foundry and Machine Company of Moncton at the ratezof 6_-} cents per pound, while Montreal bridge-build

supply the bridges at half that rate. The other charge, as made by the St John Sun, is that the lum-

trict are permitted to escape payment of a large share cf the stumpage dues levied by the government on the lum-

claims that one single operator, who conducts a. very extensive business, gets clear of paying some $25,000 yearly that is justly due the govern- ment. These are very serious

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ina decisive way. We shall know * - whether they believe the charges *SunnySlde°

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_ing firms stand ready~ to *hand df C '

ber cut on crown lands.» The bun *im orted articles

he United States government has

decided to abolish the sale of alcoholic liquors in the army canteens. The

evil effects of beer selling in the ,N

eanteens during the war were so sp- parent that popular sentiment called for the abolition.

THE pro gramme for the Engineer’s mtertainm ent is published in another column and speaks lor itselt. Galbraith’s band will furnish music. The boys are deserving of a good house and we trust that the citizens will turn out generously.

and without cost ::r§?§Pio';edW(;,i°h °"r dairy Pmduct’ jumped the track ot Yarmouth, killing

We may speak of Professor Robert- _____ F ten Pomona

son one who has made his name a Governor Mmm. of Newfound” "ILS h0‘;S°h°ld "°"d ‘h‘°“gh°“° C'“‘°d“' iland absolutely refuyses to reinstate p THE CHARL-QTL?-TOWN 55 “n5m`PaS9°d in kllowledge °f an Mr, Marine gg 3, mgmbgr gf tha" The mails close at the Charlotte that pertains to our agricultural and Executive Council on amount of his town Dost Om” 1" f°l'°Wl

delving i11f°f°St~'» and “°¢f1““‘-1°d is rsiasm with M.-.'R@id. Mr Murine F0, p0;m.“$$’.,°.,'£‘(§f{i'§"f,{,,,,,..,ti0n.) to

his Zeal for the dls5°min"ti°n of i°` offered to terminate his profession al l Summerside and Tifrnish on line of f°l`m9'tl°n among 5h° OWN" “nd time" service for Mr. Reid and his late l railway, 7.30 a.m.and also at 3 40 p.m, of tl" Soil' Prof-. Macounv although colleagues were desirdus to have him With P10- 0000005005 t0 N030 T1`.Y0U» less known in this section of the Do- back with them The Governor simpw Tryon, Crapaud. Victoria. Carleton, _ minion, is an eminont botanist and ly says “I Wm not acgept M,._ Mopine, North Carleton and Searletown. _

naturalist, whose name is known and an a Miniqwn.. leaving the members For points east (with connections) _to

h°°°f<-fd 1° England *Hd H1 the United of his cabinet .0 wk., more own mum, §‘;‘;“;%‘6d;;§;”g°‘°W“ °“ lm” °f m" We have the finest sele ltion in each d sate" . They “YY _either S“l?mil* t'° th? Fdr Courier route to Southport and all _ , _ , _

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plexion, with eyebrows that joiued,and Food Sellers' 17°

a rather hooked nose, full of grace; for, Mgyg bmi; at milf Price at Mc-

sometimes he appeargd as a man, spd Eachgnishog sig;-9, ‘

sometimes he had the ace of an ange .” , ` _

____ - Orwwsvk 01113-Asics $3-00 ww# , Big bargains -in Remn nts of. Whit

- There are two principal charges of lace 5°” mr *L50* at- M°`E“°h °.°’s . h' ,. w,0,,gd0ing made against the Nw S50' S¢°f°- 11 Prints, Flannelettes, Dress ods, bilks, e

. . , FRENCH Mustard in one allon ails

preaching, a man short in stature, bald- vm; Choa at Sanderson &gC0,B_ Iam;

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Brunswick government which the op- ° J” 3 '" '

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% one ot the nicest and best prep- *nations on the marker. % Fsr superior to mauv of th

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That we t-old you of some time* ago have been selling well--

ent discount and got really good shoes and good litters at the poor kind prices-even supposing they are not so stylish they look well under rubbers-better than the broad toesf-we have

Women`s Boots’ $1.75 for $1.31

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REPORTED TRAIN ACCIDENT. 'V ,

Lewiston. Maine, Feb. 16- It is re- 2 '

ported hereithat the Grand Trunk train

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TMS? senvleffwv °f° '=°m“_=s °° “'» Governor s dictum or resign point. thence to Belfast, 6 15 a m to be had in the city, especi lly so in our

f“u'l";’l‘gg‘°;d ‘"‘h “l““b1‘; "‘f°"m“` - - For Courier route to North River and tm” 5 ° 5 0 gre" mws ° 0”' “gn A th l t B bl l docu all oints thence to Victoria, Tuesday culturists do not possess They have mengiaselgeotrlng dtcovéedlcit Cano, Tbfrsday nd baturday. 6 15 a m l)l€3.ClIl8d and l1Ill)l€3.Cll8d, c0tt0ll, an ardent desire to place Canada in mutha The Acts of paul the For United btates, New Brunswick” _ ‘ the fvremost rank lmwg the gre"-U A mis." .The aid fab... of the 0f1\Mi°» Q\1°b@<= N0” S<=°t1s» and 01° circular; White Cotton, Quilts, Towel

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ing countries, a positiop, which our quoted from it in some c,,_ses_ Sty Lg:`ter;0“:re c;°l‘l‘;éteg°9 $2” 51260;; Llll€l`lS, bl€i`:tCl1€d and Cffam, 18bl¢ wealth of soil may readily enable us Ch sostom considered it to be un 1

. . . 'Y ' .1 b I 6 . ., 2 . . d 8 ` .to alum' wha? ls n°°d°_d is the doubtedly genuine while Eusebius lpgtzf oxes 0 a m P m an Night R0b€S.; DYBWCYS, di) t A ’P°°‘°1 “nd '0m°°"”°° t°°hm°°'1 k“°"° was doubtful is to its authenticity l A

‘ ledge necessary to enable us to make Th - - b ~ ' ° l ° l _ _ e papyrus is in a ad state pf pre- . , herrnses Enibr | 'es Ha th' 10°" °f 0'" °PP°"t“m“°‘ “nd servation and has not ef been full ..TTblif;<iomdlng fr?uiis'<i.iii°ggliu0re’duali'th¢i'k°:¢iiia c - 0 der .

resources No wide-awake farmer or - y I - y Iiihtitutd in1gi;\di?tland. Maine. So can Neural , , l , ,

_ ° " . declpharfd- Amang the Published henia, Nerve Exhaustion and that always

"f"“’_t'g"°W°1` Shfmld mlss the °PP°"° extracts is the following word-port-1 i-i1‘°df°°11“€» E°l0°“‘ 'W 005° °°”di'1\°U» ima , 7

_ the system restored to its normal condition

rait of Paul: ' Write for particulars _

during the stirring election campaign. l

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when we ,nm how they vom A *gg Suitings. Cvcrcoatings and Trousering.

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f _ rnisliings always on hand.

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For our Patrons

Having the largest stock to select from, an established 1

style and workmanship is surely suiiicient' inducement for clothing made by us.

Bargains in Suits, Tron

1. g ° Bargains In Gentlemen’ F urms

T; Winter Goods must'be cleared out to

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