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1 'ras Lnrnsr News _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN "”‘°”" mnsr or .\i.l'. `

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I'l€aI” the be5i']` ‘ at its best alem

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gglliéysrldés best entertainers, the 11,;-;,d_1ine,-S

all UVIUC Shows, the stars ofthe o ici

the ood co ~ - . I us’

g mllohffb. band lezidersand orches-

tra c d - _ .~ Eriiesil lilicrfn are mm-g R°°'"dS f"" the

, g ` d _ Ogfilllh. All of thein are repre-

- in our catalog.

_ Ediqigl (13:19) ¢0Hs<.l;ttomz1l\e Records for the

I that; the }§3_0iIff\l>l1. Because they believe

_ _ ‘ 'S‘?n_ Ph0HUlIT1lp|1 will (lo them

_ Teal Justice, givliig' tlicin the most "iriistio

repro<Iiictioli. ‘ `

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b V 1 itll; lyoi1lis)tcii to.1ii Lclison Record played _ 'L ll]-1 .A min Ibm"-‘~`l`1ll>l1. YOU 110211' the orifi-

_ 1n.i _1ilst..1s1t“-as suiig'_ or playmy Cm, “lu

do “"5 with lull' other instruiiient?

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There are Edison dealer* e ' 1

gear' the lidisiiii VliiiliogrilpllIhlilyllhlai lf""doi'tul‘UlI'n|L1::llm|t nm; riilii-roi liec rd' ' . . _ _ _ _~ ‘_',' ~ " HY* alll orrmm us. o s .ind get toiiiolete tii1.iloi.> iioni your dealer

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. Curran Ban

Mower Is Simple and Easy of’ Management. Yet. Its Circ

~ and Adjustment Need Attention-By

Prof. Fred R. Crane. .

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The mower is a simple machine,

P8-<3' of management, and yet certain details of its care and adjustment must be attended to carefully to se- cure good and economical work.

The i‘uftei°-har sometimes gets out

nf’ line with the pitinan, causing the niiichine to i'iin liiil'd. This ulay also result iii breaking the sickle near the sickle-lieail at A as shown ln the draiiving.

By the propcr ailjiistment upon the

Curran BAR

Showing the Cutter-bar in Line with the Pitman. ' "" 1

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to bring the cutter-bsr into line with the piiiiian.

Another trouble is thiit some of the

slckleqgiiards may becoiue bent up or bent down so that the sickle cannot work siiioothly upon the wearing sur- face of the guards. 'l`he reiuidy 'is to pound each bent guard liito exact line with the other guard so that the sickle-sections lie down upoli tht- ledger-platei-i_ lieiitl guards cause “raggeil" ciitiing and extra welll' upon

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A large assortment if Edison r'1io..ogr.ip-1.. anti icto.c-

always on hand at the New Music Store, 177 Queen St.

A. E. Toombs

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Year

1888 1898.. 1890 1891 1892 1893.. 1894.. 1895 1896.. i897 1898 1899 1901 1902 l903 i904.. |905 i906 1907 i908

'l`I'IE H00 SITUATION '

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J. ll. Monrad Gives Some Valuable Data.

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the secretary of the co-operative fac-

Number um er

_ 8 _ 10 . 14 _ 14 . 14 _ 15

. 26 . 26 _ 28 _ 30

_ 31 . 32 _ 33 . 34

17 20 25 25

factories. 1

of pigs killed. 23,407 131.559 147,455 169,743 297,041 317,785 385,131 528,811 626,854 583,420 601,039 665,200 636,000 777,232 928,850 1,133,474 1,038,200 1,051,358 1,311,241 1,549,550

This shows the gradual advance of

the co-operative iactoii.s since their

Previous to 1887 Germany was tha ants' and dealers' associations in

when B_r“'ain became nw centre 0 capital needed to erect and equip the 3151110" In that Year' experts were factories. (5) The whole-heaitzd sent. to Ireland to study the condi~ fashion in which the government as- tions there and report iipqn the best 519'-ed I-he i“‘_1l\HU`Y by lJl'0\'idiI\E U19

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chief market for Danish bacon and mafll’ VillBE¢_S and Of l-he lQC91 “fm” , ‘ -

1 ers associations, in providing the~, » '

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constant advice of experts, by as-

m°th°ds for Denmark' In the follow' sisting in the inquiries in foreign ing table iS EWG" the “U19-1 del/2109' countrie`s, and, perhaps more than, ment of the lndustry as reported by anything else, by advancing subsidies'

to ship owners to insure a more fre- quent transport to England."

tories. _ A

0, " l’ A"°,’u“e€° oo-oPai=1A'rioNiN si<;Li.iNo.

°‘;1‘1g_S8'0 After the bacon has been placed

14.15 14.31 13.58 15.59

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14.18 11.90

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13.47 13.18 114.09 15.93 15.93 IL36 I2.96 15.52 Ill.l}3 15.44 14.36,

ready for the market the Danes do not sit down and let the bacon sell itself. Fiach factory has a represen- tative in Britain, and every place else that they think they can open up a market, for the purpose of studying the likes and dislikes of the peoplathey are trying to suit. They try to Send the goods to the market they are suited for, and if they have

they either make the goods or 915,; ,leave thc trade in that place for som_e_onc that may be in a better position than themselves. However, you may rest assured that they will not leave a market centre li they think there is any possible chance of them making good. Of course there are 11 few factories that are not able to send a man to these foreign places liiit tiles-e houses have comniigsion mercliaiits selling for the-m. They

no gooils that will suit the trailgl

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\Eack of

'lt B down well, writes Joseph Newman in len, in ltsiral New Yorker. Hut if the

Farmers' Review. This made 125 tons buildlilil iS high (BB it Bh0\1ld D8) it

» Back of every good breakfast stands Ke1logg’s Toasted Corn Flakes. Those with a lagging appetite should try this cereal. The flayor creates a hearty desire to eat. Keilogg’s puts iron-like blood into your veins, strengthens your body and stomach and helps digestion.

A just add milk or cream and sugar. roc a package. Made in Canada.

“Won its favor through its flavor.”

1 in it about seven acres of drilled corn Derlluenf- It 1188 made E000 When’

well eared, and three acres of lilll corn Dl‘0D€rly ‘ coiisiructed. Its advocates from the shack, all cutand blown into claim n saving of material over the

Showing Cutter-bar Out of Line.

ine ll, where the ciitter-bni' hinges, the sickle and require more force to _ his bill' inziy be broiiglit into line with l'ull the iiiiichine.

iie pitmni1,iiiid it should never be The iiiain-spring of the lilowel' torketl when out of true. Tile prop- should be adjusted tight enough to as- -i~ lineup is shown in the drawing. sist ln riiislng the cutter bar, but not ll, wrlstpin joint. upon which the so tight. sis to cause the bar to keep iitter-biir works and the lille uponiiiopping up and down when cutting

vlilcli the adjiistnient iuiist be inudelin the field.-

BUILD YOUR PLANK FRAME

SILO EARLY ' BARN BUILDING

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Thrifty Farmer Will Have lt It IB N0 Longer Au Experiment Ready to Take Care ofCx-ops and Hua Made Good \Vher.

Before the Frost Comes. ever Properly Con-

_.;_ . structed.

Sllos should be biillt in tlnie to take

.fare of the crops before frost conies, Iii general the foundation and roof iind the thrifty fariiier will build as HTG COSIIY parts of a bsrii. Added early us possible. Bl0I`1\g€ capacity costs little in height.

I built 11 ioiind silo, 16 feet 4 inches so it is \vise to build of good height

in alaniater by .io fe<=tiilgi.,nn<1 placed The plank frame is no longer an ex

the silo, niixed as lt went in and wet Old BIVIP flame bam. Write! E L Al

` of the host wtmer feed for dairy Cows will require longer material for braces.

that 1 ever Saw-_ I The long timbers are hard to get andy wc star-tea feeding it ic so cows are more expensive- Another advent

__ and ten head of young stock on De- Hi-Z9 |11 UN’ l>18Hk_.1'.iIl=i-1119 iS 0111! ii if

Cembel- 1, and 1; was ,mmcignt w |85; much more quickly and easily erected them ,mm it-ia,-Ch 10_ Quite it large saving may be_ made

The (-om Du; in m mis way furnish. here. The roofing question is it com-

ed not only the roughage, but concen- DUCK'-€‘d 0119- A E000 deal llliiihf DP

trates, and all needed to balance thc nnid for nnd against almost any kind ization was four pounds of gliiten. meal Of r00f- B111 1-h€_SlHi€ F001’ 18 'hi' ,md four pound.. of wheat 1,,-an per day cheapest and most satisfactory lil the fm- each ww Following this sto(-k in end. It' the barn is to house stocl:

"THE OF THE CORN" 1 the barliyartllg were about 30 hogs, let the Sllvhle l‘€<‘8lV€ Y0\lI' Slliflflal ill'

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' Th” Pmv" M LFIOMUIAIC ls water-Pmof. "when on wp' and me gigs Nick Calle The rloil crusher rind field loxielf.-1'

. A 00d lu' U °'° 6“"h» lh°'ef°'°‘ °f that when it was "now" mo t 9 for plowing graiinil shown in tin- :ii-

I bamyard' compnnying illiisti-ation may he ur"-'lt

U86 FI00l'glaze on vehic es’ Haw go gu||d 3 5¢a¢k_ any size desired, Six pieces of v'.vc

and ISSIS St t ti t k as though you were

toot and and it looks better i goingrto llllaitsilllfa large sliocli. except ' 1/_‘_/,' . _

longer than any of varnish or pa nt' '"'tfl'at' the sliienvcsTliniist *he 1 a little ~ Qg/ .

' more slant ng. is w iisure a I/ _ ,"/__ .- ,_ `_ _ ' _ , -

good slope for drainage from the bot- _ 1_1. _-

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That proves M I.. Floorglsze is fade-proof - I and weather- roof- Tl\° "ha '°‘

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EOPLE find that ML Floorthle 110199 - housewives keep floors dust-free because

the surface stays glass-hard and QIOSSY-

I M Flootglaze doe|n't mind wet. 'Uni _""3 _ ' ‘_ " Ieefnor dn 'n offumiture acromt. _

-L Fi_ooitoi..1zl-: is me best nuns you

' ` canget to help renovate the whole blouse.

» Fine for all woodwork. i"d0°f5 9” °“ '

l Makes' old furniture look new 283111- G°°°

farthest, too-gallon covers 500 Square feel'

Ck I7 etiy colon in solid enl\‘l\¢l -10110051 Ezra imiltte hardwoods-fund Tian; arent for natural finish. Comlfl "I hill* °" gig tim. Easy to put it on nsh;-I '$55 Q; V your decide or wnte un for 'degli Giélfzé _‘fha meayou could make of M nor ed mm

- Ilnpeti|lV|rnisl\&Color Co-.l-imil - °'

Babcoi c

For a. daliv of 50 cows, tuo round

I silage after filling, and did not lose six

tom to the top wltii very little, if any, spoiled grain in the bottom ol' the stuck. .Lay the butts of encli circle of sheaves ii lltlle fnrtlior out till the stack is of desired size. Tlieii start another laver, beginning at the outside.

After laying the outside circle start

the second, the butts of which should reach just to the band or twine, on the first. Continue this to center of the stuck, then back to the outside circle again and proceed as before to center of stuck. Follow this plan carefully, remembering to keep the middle full. and your stack will shed water like a shingle roof.

. Attention to Poultry.

Poultry should be given as much r'

tention as anybrnnch of the i`arn»` Income. lt should be studied as cal. :lilly ns liairylng or hog i'al=ln_f1 and the farmer will find his profil.-i rroiii this source :irc not‘liivnnfiilvi-nli|s_

9 . shotes and sows, and wltli practically UBYIUOH- Study U19 Bllbiecf Of “@l1\‘|=\

no other reed I never saw stock lock lion. and odnlit some sy‘\ten\_ HS any better on Mm-ph 1 Kii1g‘s that will enable you to liavc

We found the best way to feed was pure frf».~h air in the stable constant-

to feed pm bl-Hn and mule" mea] he. ly. It is vital. _Plan for all the sun

ii in '@5111-al. iiiniie it siiiiiiary

fore and during milking time, and the S DI

‘ ensnagp ant., mnking The “ink was Tlieie ii. ii chance for a lot of in-:ul

bought by one of me huge mnk com work here Money expended to secure Dames “meh ,mm-,iy Chggago with not best stable conditions will pay you the

S.. a fine article, testing on the average. YQ" U99 li- V ° Nl “" " about 37 per cent butter fat by the """ """`"““"“

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tied milk and was pronounced by them DIESGSC killd 01' lnlefeii CVPFY YW'

_ h silos, each 18 feet in diameter by 30

1| 3 i' et high, should furnish enough for

use Floorglaze for the d the winter's i‘eerlin5 and to caI'!`)'..'.'l‘€.. ` *'-

' Of 8aIIb03tS and ll10t0l"b03tsi an are stock through the dry time the next nlunrauon and ph-¢¢¢4mgg for

satissed with the way it looks and lasts. _ fallcdo not put anything on lol) oi’ the’ the cI?::nnI‘rI::l-exI"1;:I:..“ndy

iff" ~ you begin worit .vi ii. 11. :'~ I.

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- Plank Clod Crusher.

by six iirilici' inay be use-il. set oi: edge as indicated, und pl:1i~~-d ioui inches apart. They nrc higld logcthei with blocks having holes in ilu- can ter, tliroiigli which- are |~.".si'."~d half# inch iron rods, 32 inches !o._;; 4

Ground Dries Quiet-il.,

The time of year luis vnu- "‘-.~i.

the ground iirlm our vi 1'-f ".1 ~i1e a min. Give plenty .».' |i~_ ::f'~» em Zi rain for tilt- soil to 1'!-3: vii lu-~

fii than goorl is v1-'_iii.- ii" \\ 1'..\.\'. tlit 1-roiirti vsliir. li is nr: li.-

soi. tlliiiiit i_-‘~t- -. I i`1- il..-_ L -r, ini; Fti :\:~ '_/.1 'ii' *‘-' ' |-;- F = ., .l '_'l\fi|‘ "' " " `

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CUDMORE.-In this city, Feb. 26,

1910 Ellie Dor1s,infant daughter

Mcvnan -At Forest 1-iili, i<1ng'..

inception in 1887. At the present time there are 35 factories (slaughter houses) with a membership of 101,- 300, in ml-lition to which there are

1903 there were 1 456,699 hogs at Denmark, oi one for cveiy G 5 acres This is it great deal closer than the hog population in any part

Canada

Besides this co-operation amongst

the farmers for the slaughtering BNI marketing of the bacon, there IS Bn association of these co oDerBl21V9fl1C

tories foi the purpose oi pioneering their common interests in leglblar tion, tiansportatlon and market con .htmns They also make an eifoit L improve Danish bacon and to keep it as unifiiin us possible 'Ihe,n too, they have oigsnized an accident in.-iurance company lol the Dlvfef tion of the employers of the factor es Foi this each company collirl biites a certain amount for each man engaged according to the amount of 5, wage he receives In this wall 50 of the houses have some 500 men in sured, and the onll' Cillllfal “Wd is $3 780 _

This central association is for the

m-utual benefit. of all concerned, and in no way does it: interfere with the ruling of the individual factories.

20,000 Hogs Annually to be Suc-

cessful. `

It is stated that if the factory can

receive about 10,000 ljogs, fairly even- ly distributed throughout the year. that it will pay. This is not agreed to by all the managers, and one of them says that this number might do for a. start, butthat the number‘ should not he placed' less than 80,000. The average factory in Denm-ark re- ceives more than this number for the table given above shows that the average number slaughtered by each factory in 1908 was 45,575. The fol< lowing reasons have been given as

tories. but Mr. Monrad would add to u

been willing to guarantee a certain u number of hogs, and also to loan money if necessary forthe establish- _

ment of these packing houses 1 '

"(1) The general practical educa-

ened by tile valuable lessons in co- operation given through the creamer- ies. (Z) The systematic manner in which the national scheme for im- proving the quality of the sw.nc has been 'started and maintained. (3) The rapidity with which the farmers have adapted their system of farm- ing to the requirements of the fac- tories so ns to secure a regular and uniform supply as well as uniform size and quality of the pigs. (4) The public spirit shown hy the bank- ing institutions of the country in financing the people's factories and, in many instances, the co-operation

of the municipal bodies in the lncor-' poratcti towns as well as the march-.

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,Was Weak

and 1 Nervous.

Mr. I‘:iul Poiill, nscapetlia, Que., w r i tes:-"About ve yeiirn ago I

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Heart Wou

24 private houses. In the year of Not only have the farmer.; work ,

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tion of the Danish farmers, strength- _

first find out what will satisfy the trade anil then they send to that place nothing hilt the grade wanted I" this ‘Val Uley are able to keep their trade in any- place they star-L_

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together for the slaughtering, .\re_.,,-_ ing and marketing, hilt they have ul. so set alioiit to improve the breed of h“°"" *YW Of '|101-I in their country For this purpose they have estab- lished breeding centres, but we will tell about these la’ter.~(!anad|Bn Farmer

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Coughs, Colds,

BRONOHITIS. SOR!! THROAT, HOARSENIZSS, GROUP, ASTH. MA PAIN or TIGHTNESS IN THE CHEST and all BRON- CHIAL or LUNG TROUBLES there is nothing to equal

Dr. Wood’s ,Norway Pine Syrup.

It contains all the virtues of the world famous Norway pine tree, combined with Wild Chr-rry Bark and the soothing, healing and expectorant properties .of other excellent herbs and barks. +*+*++_*_++ Mrs. John Pelch,

Wiiidsor, Ont_, writes: "I was

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Nasty _

H(-gocrxlg ty hackiiig cough foi Cumi t e past six months

~ + and used a lot of *+_+*++_+** different. remedies

but they did me no

good. At last l was advised by o friend

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and with tl:e'flrst. few doses I found great relief' and to-dziy my hacking cough has entirely disappeared and I am never without Dr, Wood's Norway Pino Syrup in the house."

The price of Dr. _Wood’s Norwnv Pine I

the cause of the success of these fac- Syrup ,s 25 cents per home. It ig pm

.D in I )'0ll0W \Vl'DPp€r. three pine trees

these. Chi! fa” that the farmers h“"'° the trade mark, so be sure and accept

one of the mi1n_v sulistitutek of the

original ‘ i\'orwi1y Pine S_\'i'up_"

.\ian_iifa<~tured only by 'l`l1e’[` Mill,ur|| , Limited. Toronto, Ont..

l class. Tells vi 'na/i

troubled with a nas- ,H markfl AUSW CYS CV’

lo try Dr. \Vo0d‘s Norway -Pine Syrup' -

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‘DETAILS AND CARE 1

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UNSIGHILY C0llPllfXl0S

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CUTICURA SOAP

Assisted by Cuticura Oint- ment. For preser\_/in_g,puri- . fying and beautifying the

skin, scalp, hair and hands, ~~

for _clearing the complexion, for itching, scaly scaips with dry, thin and _falling hair, _for niinor eruptions, rashes,

itchiiigs andirritations, for `

sanative, antiseptic cleans- ing and for all the purposes of the toilet, bath and nurs- ery, Cuticurzi Soap and Cuti-

cura Ointmentare unrivaled.

in 1 ~ l _ _ _

n...°.l’2 12 c$‘.§’.‘Z’é. ?171§.'l‘.‘..'.'i’.'.‘i’.‘ii°ii.'?"i'.'.‘it.'$*...“2 i’r‘£»i..“i€5'.i.¥ ‘.l.‘i.'i.“a."»‘ .‘f..£."‘i'~ .9‘...‘°“...““.‘t?.*' ter.-_a..¢i:'f.i..:=i‘.~t-'i.s°.;.°.:°°.ii‘i»..°~f

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A JOURNAL of in-

formation for all ||

Li c-'ary Workers. 'l`hir eenth year. Only 'Oc manent and s'-.n- cessful magazine of il;

editors want: how should, l'e prepared: whert-11. find the best

l ery qutsiion thatym

waiii to know about the business of writing for the press. 10;- it copy. $1.00 a year Send toc for sample copy, or'25c for three recent numbers.

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Deposit, N. Y

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train between

Halifax f Montreal

Meals Table t‘l'hoic Breakfast 75c

‘ Luncheon 75c

Dinner $1.00

Direction connection at Bonaveii

titre Union Depot with the Grand '1`runk trains forthe West

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City Ticket Agent

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c-NNADIAN P/iciric

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gave up nil hope of etting betta: of 1 ri. trouble I

Charlottetown. - P. E. I.

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would uenrl choke, and tl-.en my heart would sto beating. I could not lie on my left lisa and became so nervous and weak lcould not. work. A f ricnd told mn to try Milbum'l Heart and Nerve Pills, and before the tint. box was taken I was almost well, and the second _box rom- pleted the cure. l have advised nwny .others to try them, and they have all been cured ofthe some trouble. _I lnwe ofieicd to pay fini' 3 box 'for anybody they df' ot cure. ' ° a MiIbum’| Heart and Nerve Pills are u specific for all diseases or disorders arising from the heart or nerve system. They make the weak heart. strong and the shaky nerves firm by imparting e stiengthening und restomtive influence to every org‘\n, and tissue of the body and cunng PH Pl' union of the heart., dizziness. uleelilwv- iiciis. iinn-min. twitching of the muscles sensation nf “nina and ni-miles,” general dsbility. lack of vitality, etc.

Prine. 50 cents per box or 3 howl for

County, on thc _19th Feb\'uary,l9l0, William McPhee in the 94th year of

incliidiniz Fcnneil & Cband- 0' 'me Amon anim". oudmbrem ms sn*

Rtcommended and sold by all reliable iloalersu - ,_, '.,-gui., - . lsr, Charlottett-.wut Brace McKay 'V L"» Ltd’ """'"'L

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Between Eastern Nmo Booth and Boston

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Fri. M:\ri~h 11 Iznipress of Britain Slit. March 19 Lake Erie

fini Cubin

Empreiises, .. ...__ .,_}8g_5°, up

Lake Wiauiioba .. . . . . . .. .45.oo

E One Clan Cabin” Lake rio _.... .o n Lake Cliamplainl 7 5 P Second Cubin. Emprnnlens _ ....$5I.2l\ Lake Mauit-ibn. . . . . . . . . . .$45.00 Third Cubin.

Einprcsssc . . . . . . . . _ . .. ...$30.00

Oiherboais... _ _ _ .._...... 5:8 75

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ANY person who is the sole heed, of A family

or any male over 18 yous old, may home

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;tl\u district. Entry prox maybe mullet

aiiv sgcncv.oii certain ooud tions. by hthff. mother, non, dniiznter. brother or silwr 01,11- iiding hoiiiontelder. _ -‘ builtin -six monthir' i-esidrnoo _ilsruqnl

cultlvationif the landin oeohofth Jam A immiuiteiuiormiiy live within nina least his homestead nil n term of nt lratm ner mluly owned and occupied hy h mul' 57 ll fnthur.mot.hor, ann, daughter, bmthcror '

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ln certain districts is lmmcsleedur in

atnndinmmny pnampts qunrlernoctiol l i eldo Rift amen-end. rico Otuuycrnere. D , - iss- nat' reside tix montlu ii such of -

heern from detox h mieetend entry (inulnd tha time requév to urn honwsteed pete -__ and cnliivxw ity acres t xtm - ._ A homo.-trudor whim rxhniiiit-'sd his lm ‘ . lt nd r chi and cannot. nbtttiin me-ompt,

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