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on xtiioilgodgs Kidney Pills.

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sid N'¢holas Ecker I-lad_ Gravel on

ngzhfgl Dihease or something Else- wfs Kidney Pills Gave Him the Vigor .f arty M=°*=°°’-

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snggiy-Nicholaslicker, ith#-. vi eil known 5,,”-, livin; near Sr.. John’s P. 0., on

dividing line cf Pe ham an'i'1`hor¢ld

as who has been restored tai

1'gwlshiD~‘~ _ _ hm” ,mr ywenvy-nice, years suffering m,mKidney Disease has given a sate.- nent for pubiic Ition. It read : .-I md been a sufferer from Kidney gppliint for twenty-nine years. Ihad

mo t ,1;_[f,-gesing Backsohe Irritation

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“_” with an excruciating circular i ain abut the lower psi-f. oi the bof=Y- Wh! - Isa”-me-1 D0 p-n can describe. Insomn a, mg added its t»rrors and I nas gie -t‘y "Angel in flesh. . “Tnree diifercnt doctors a?ten`ed m-. (Jae siid I had Grivel, anoth r called it; B¢ighz's Disease. while the thiri said I “sin a dangerous condition. None of gmgave me any permanent help and gy friends thought I cou‘d not live much longer. “At this stage I gave up other treat-

ment and started usinit &’d5'S Kldllei H115, After taking two -xes I found way were helping me and I continued gm I Ina taken sixteen boxes when I was ‘gin eirioying the splendid vigor of ear~, lier manhood.”

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gg dn; June a9th.r9o3,deaw\exs leave S I

gi. ni. (atlantic Standard) on lon agp, Wednesday and Fridays or Lnbee, lsstport, Port and loston.- ‘ For Boston direct on Tuesdays and Saturdays

at 6.3o p. in. Returning from Boston via. Portland. East- szrt and Lube; Mondays, Wednqadlyi and Fri-

vsat9a.n:I. _ ..-~ ~ From Boston direct Mondays and Thursdays

It Iz noon. _ _ Thi-oa@ ti&ts on sale at principal Railway

Stations and Bgggage _checked to destination.

hgewgn a _ving in St. Iohn gsegvteaitigg

previous morning ssilill8_ dll E0 _ steamer and take cabin berth orstateroom for the trip. __ _

All freight via. the steamevs of this Conipan

B insured against Fire and Marine risk.

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General Oices Foster’a Wharf, Boston, Hass

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lederal Blend

A choice Blend of Ceylon,

India and China T eas,in such

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delicious cup of Tea.

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First-class single an. donb'e teams. `. -~ Fine turnouts for wed- ' dings, and private par-

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MODES QF.THE__MOMENT. _

P\le.Gl'oon Voile With White Ap- Dlleno All the Rage, There il I pretty some or pate green voile which looks well made up with embroideries of white talteta. A °ha"mil18 model seen recently was °f this pale green vane. It had a caused skirt. with lm-appings down each side of white taifeta held together

SUIT OF WHITE CANVAS.

with gilt filigree buttons and a simple' baby bodice treated in the same way and further decorated with a collar of taffeta and gold thread. The chemi- sette and neck were softened with some plaited india muslin 'and some old d’alencon lace.

The white tulle bow at the neck is

always a dainty fashion, if an expen- sive one, for it must be renewed almost every time it is worn.

Pale. gray with tadeta appliques is

very smart when combined with cream white lace and dashes of burnt orange.

The thing of the moment is the mpc

collar worn to take the place of- the bolero, andon cool days it is very use- ful., It is olgthejsame-doth or the goods of the dress, and it is ‘trim- med handsomely with lac_e and ap- plique. _

The illustration shows a suit of white

_ _ _ - JUDIC CHOLLET._

To THE SUFFERING.

with' interest to siilferers from skin eruptions or eczema:

January, 29th, 1902

Dear Sirs,-I notice your advr.in a pape

about your wonderful eczema cure and l feel it my duty to tell you that I was in- duced to try it ss I had beenatilicted with _ skin trouble in my hands for 14 yr ars. I

me no gfod Ionly used one bor of Dr Clark’s Sure Cure for Eczema it ha- madea ccmple e cure I iecoinmenri It

bands were so bad that the nails used ti

come od. You can use my name if you wish. _ _ ~ . _

have tried several doctors and they time which was °a"9f“n3" Packed in card'

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Peak’s S'ation, P.E.I.

Dr. Clarke`s Sure Cure Ion Catnrrh is also one of the best remeiies on the mar- ket., We `are daily in receipt of letter! telling how much they have done- for the

Traverse City, Mich., writes: “I have

your cstarrh cure; send me another

mines obrénavifén II; of"-sei-vita-<I~i» en

le 'en Milosh Obrenovitch was once

“UV” trimmed with Sifflflet Silk- T compelled to abdicate temporarily.

T New Stories About the Kaiser.

The following testimonial may be read _ his arrival he asked 'the oiiicial who no-

tg au sugerms hom ah" dm” , Potsdam The explanation is that this

Peter D. MoFsdyen, Riverdale, P. E. L_

F writes: “I am very busy, but just drop I

ties.

Pnoms sz

H .J.WORTH, _

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lins to say I highly recommend your ca-` tarrh cure. It has done grand work for me,I am so much better.”

The above preparations, also Dr. ciarkn Little Rsdjpnn, - .ent by mil; three boxes for $1.11). Or they may be oh- tsined from your local arnggist. Address Canada Chemical CoIhpany,Petcrborougb_.

Dr. Clu'ke’s wonderful Little Red PIIH

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‘lileamship Lines to todos vb Yarmouth. fh Nov

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Dr. Glarkefs Sun Cars for Eesems. “IM 9,-|°.;i.oo_wIIII» pam mi-any w°_\=h°1 'm ,mg yggggggently mrs.-

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FOOLING THE SMOKERS.

A Vast Amount ot Perlqne Sold, but only a mule Raises.

“Speaking of tobacco consumption,"

said a diligent user of the weed who knows a few things about the business, “if imitation is the sincerest iiattery in everything then Louisiana perlque to- bacco occupies a singularly enviable position in the world of mild narcotic pleasures. The annual production of the famous brand of tobacco is between 40,000 and 50,000 pounds, the total pro- duction of the world famous vacheries | of St. James parish. Yet it is of record, according to the statement of a drum- mer who was recently in New Orleans, that his house uses 200,000 pounds of perique tobacco a year as an ingredient of one of the ‘perique mixtures' sup- plied to the smoking public of America. Where the perique comes from the drummer does not know, but he knows that his house last year sold perique mixture in volume sufficient to account __ for the disposal of four or live times the entire production of the genuine ` perique crop.

“The term ‘perique crop,’ however, is

a misnomer, for pcrique tobacco is not a natural product, but mauiifactured. A particular tobacco is grown and tlicn treated especi:Ili_v_ with the result of what is coIniIiei'ci:Ill_\' known as pcr- "

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dress and appearance of one of the

Royfl Archers who appeared before'-rruublcs

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Dil’¢¢UY Traceable to '

I the Kidneys. “W 39”" ul

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Urinary md.blsdder_ ti-oubies, directly uripg, It Is who to use Dr, Pstt|qB's’;j mc.-.tie in on -kidneys, me rin in a many-wan.. ' raison, on x vast. amount of discomfort, suiferlng and almholiotomedy, so that you danger. It should he remembered that Bi-i¢ht’»I disease nd poll li@lolK when the kidneys are out of order and sum as inilsismathn, ' weakened, other connecting organs suffer. eatarrh of the @o, The great majority of men and women these marvelous Iiits K hee aiemorocrlessaflilctedinaometorm. I-‘ When the slightest pain is experienced All drnggists are authorised to Avo tho?-* in the kidneys, if there is painful or sup- following gnaranteoi-ons booth pressed urination, urinary incontinence, it dt.=‘_l.»D if there is a sediment `or deposit in the permanentlyelle, mwnnney rdllm.

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lque. The many iniitatioiis with whit-li ° l _ D ~ _ the public are supplied are, it is said His Majesty King Eqikvgrd VIL, ggi `i` " ""` "' V '

by experts, virtually the same in qiial- the ls.tter’s recent visit to Scot-i 'iff I I ity and flavor, though not the same as 'land' ._ - ~ < _ ~€`.`;_‘_,~ ‘

penque in either the origami .imrai m_____.___ 1 fl‘hat1sw°rth¢m'yii\g. Every

leaf nor in process of manipulation into THE 0p|N|0N_0|: SIR wM_ vAN"0RN_l I marketable wavs. acetic acid bein .___ '

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used by some coiiimcrcial houses. whereas the genuine pcriquc is not sub- jectcd to the influence of ap; foreign

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matterwlmfevoi-_" by rail Io Fort William and thence ‘ 4 ° » Xxadwu for w

_ . 'on any railway or transportation question - ~ BFPUI Piiftufe “$33,

Sir Wm. Vanhorn is reported to have said that the most profitable way to de-_ liver Manitoba wheat at the seabo rd is

through the lakes. Sir. William's opinion

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° you have any special _'hast ld ns

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. - _ infurniture, oilcloths

Th’ B““‘°" C"°“"“'~ is always worthy of consideration, but Y-~‘~ -'~ ~"- ~ 2 “F the ‘

Assassination tcnipcrcd by abdication

-such has been the fate of most Bal kan rulers. Since thc Balkan peoples were emancipated King Otlio of Greece, Prince Cuza of Roumiinia, Prince Alexander of Bulgaria. Prince Alexander Karageorgevitcli and King Milan of Servia have been forced to abdicatc, while Prince Danilo of Mon- . tcnegro, Prince Michael. King Alexan- der and Queen Draga of Servia, as well as Kara George. the Servian lib- crator_ have been murdered. \

In addition attempts were made on tlic lives of the late Queen Amalia and i King George of Greece. as well as on

the late King Milan of Servia.

Out of t`he sixteen Balkan rulers who have held sway during the last century 4 four alone--two Montenegrins and Mi- losh Obrenovitch I-.__and _this Shartlixed

peacefully on their thrones, while four ‘ are still alive. The remaining eight were all murdered or expelled. and, v

An anecdote about the kaiser is re-

ported from Metz. When he was told at the railway station that 2,000 girls in the costume of the country awaited

tiiied him of this tact if he must kiss them all. To the burgomaster he said, “See that they all become worthy moth- _ ers of soldiers.” During a ride which the kaiser made in the neighborhoodshe asked his suit if it were not possible

to find a grassliopper anywhere. After some search a grasshopper was found,

board at the Lnisci' s request and sent as an imperial present to the regiment of fusilcers of the guard stationed at »

regiment is popularly known as the

Grasshoppers.

Reptiles and Water. A Viennese naturalist, M. Werner,

has been investigating the sense per- ceptions of reptiles and amphibians and has arrived at some unexpected results. After examination of 186 in- | dividual animals lie has come to the conclusion that these creatures _have

some power of Ending water not pos- I sessed by human beings. They seemed capable of going direct to :I body of I water of the existencefot' which they would. lt appeared. have no ordinary means of knowing. According to M. Werner, the sight of the reptllia is like that of fish-distinctly limited to near objects-while their sense of hearing

is very poor.

Cart Charge Too Incl.

In Hungary the prices of veterinary

medicines are fixed by the ministry oi

agriculture.

its assi: tier.; iiiia slit tai i

til

gradually

Euhgag, !l.'hsnormalman.'whost.rlkaanav-

.I G Jmima, A. W. n¢a<ii»,|¢so»b°¢v¢mi»dl¢¢f¢ii¢dle»¢»sni ' ' or meanin¢less_verbos1U,willtalkproha»

:blyone|ism,a_1ltold,eaeh|hy,whlch

” wonldallowhiIs2,4mwords.

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_ ' luster. i Easterlsthesunihywhleh follows' that fourteenth dsy`of the calendar moonwhlchtallsuponornertaftsr 0ie21stdayofllarch.

Blackheadsare a mass of congested..

fmatteranddust. Obviously-their euro is ln cleanliness and-restored circula- ‘tloa/ot the blood vessels-of the taco. llotliing-but friction and

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here is another of much more importance to every man and child in the Maritime Provinces at the present time. It also relates to Manitoba wheat as we find it in Ozilvif:’s Flour, and the question is, why he content to use bread made from ordin- ary fl;ur_ when a better, healthier and tas i-r bread can be obtained from 0gilvie'§, the flour used by the Prince of Wales and other members of the Royal family. ~

Epeskingofunfoituuaoe marriages, it

sometimes happens that before a wcman is old enough to know better she is too old to do any betten- Puck. D _

A man has no more religion 'in him 'comes out of him.-RaIn's Horn. "

M_insrd’s'I..inini_e'ot lor sale everywhere-if '

1-vnI°.=,-1ofooni-our 'nmirveisari i;-fwnsr

anIi_‘iver=ar`y‘,` dearest! - 3 ‘_ 1 i -_. The Bride (sadly) -Have you fo so soon ? We've been mariied a week to- day.-Life. ’ »

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2Coughs and colds that other x-:medics eem pnweiless to relieve are promptly einen by Dr Wo~.>d’s Norway Pine Syrup. Tiy ii., and io 'will convince you ot its ellicacy by curing you. Price 25c.

The Freak-I don’t like that dwarf; he’s

an awiully small man. V

The Giant-Yes; I was talking to him

yt stcrday and he touidn’t look me straight in the eye. __

Minard’s Liniment Cures Burns, etc.

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_ vicesmidtheiiasyouneedmore aén 1 V __ Q I I on extra sections. All secfiomffare m geab e. bel’ `

are aiifmade of selected quaiter-cut oak _liig§{ipol_hhed._ One _ _ unit makes a complete cabinet or yioilcnn h ' 'npany dtttlv fl” J* it

ber, just required, Write .for catalogue. l _ _ __ _ Tlic” DFFICB- SPEEIAITY- C0.. Lilliltli _

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Mrs. Squirrel-Are you going to the

nest-warming tomorrow ?

“h'o. This is my moulting season, and

I liaven't gota thing to wear.”

_ ' Nice Worm Medicine.

Mrs. William Graham, Sbepphardton,

Ont.. writes: “I nave given my boy Dr. l_.ow’s Worm Syrup, and Rnd it an excell- ent- worm medicine. It- is nice to take sad does not make the child sick.” Price

She -Who rocks the cradle rules the

world-i emember that. ' He-Then-ah-you come in and rule the world. 1'm timid.

Travellers' headaches are quickly re-

lieved. by Milhurn's S erling Headache

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Powders. They do not upset the stomach 1 ' _gl ' ’

afwnim cream-i. 1>.it~¢"1o¢. and me $r4.5o,33 13 _fd 50 ILC. od to clharl _ : __ ' - ___ -.~ 5 (3

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at all dealers or by mail. The 'L Milburn

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Newctioixr-I see th; man at tho' end o _ t mn” ia

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the table had wine with his dinner

Oldbored-Oh, yes; that/s the starboard- er-he always gets port. _

Minard’s Liniment Relieves Nenralgis.

The.Wife-I’l1 make some biscuit for

lunch, dear.

The Husband.-0h,do:.’t bother! Some-

thing light will do 2 _

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He.-Howold dldyos sayyon were?

i Sho-Pvosees eigltotasnmmsrs.

He-Everhavsyonroyosexuiiasdt

Pompons Lady-Inst I put this

on myself! _ _ _ _ _ -

_ Post (Miles Glerk~Woll, you can if

like,butlt’susnalto|sItltmtl\e

“X009 the bead cool' open’ is sensible advice to

the warm weatlaor. If do:

move r lssly nos'

Pain. Tiiiey ue easfco sake,

gripe, weaken or lichen. _ Polos ‘Who'd have thought we°d have lived to see see our boy in the legislature f . 'ex claimed the old man. _

‘ Tootliache 2 Days

-Mrs. Fred Nedden,'Egl River N. 8.. ll!!-‘»“I had toathaobe

days, and oooh! get nothing no stop

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