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Remedy.

‘t ut yourself in this ma.n’s pl

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gum and has saved the lives of more

¢hlldren than ugly other medicine in use.

When reduc with water and sweet-,_

is leasant to take

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sure to need this remedy sooner oti,.luiJel! and when that time comes you wil need

badly; you will need it quiokl . Wh

@ot buy it now and be prepared Yer ml

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This label in col.. ora is pasted on the baels oli-

Hewson Tweeds

every three or four ynrdo. In sis t on getting the genu- ine article.

Made only by Hewson woolen Mills, Limited,

Amherst, N. 3,

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Three delicious summer drinks

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to a glass of ice water, sweetened , to the taste, makes the most ,

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3 glasses cost only xc.

Sovereign Lime juice is the

pure yuice of Enos! West India Llmra, with the natural flavor of l the fresh ripe fruit.

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PN". Hffllry Hacker, shipbuiirier, nf Port Hope, Oar.. has been advised by the executors that he is heir to a large fortune in Marmchuroh, Eng., throuah the death 0' UTS Rfandfather, 74 years ago. At a rnfeting of those concerned in Port. Hope on Monday; it was decided lo take immediate action, and if neoesliary, A E Backer, of Toronto, :will be sent to |Eng~ land in Aullust to rennsent his father, who is at present confined to his bed ‘hrough the effects of a paralytic stroke. it is estimated that the amountwlll be $900, 000. Those interested are his six child- ren, Mrs Wm Ray, Port Hopf; Mrs Caleb Bovey, Port Hope; Wm Hacker, Mrlhma; Fred ' Hacker, Rochester, N Y; Alben, E Hacker, Toronto; Chas M»rr field, Por' Hope; James Spry, Manltoulin Island; Mrs John W Stevenson, Port Hone. Mrs Stevenson is the motherof Miss B Steven- son, a public school teacher in Rat Port- age.--Free Press News Bulletin, Winne- PPI!-

ll I GETS A FORTUNE

Advisedhe is' the Heir to Nearly a Million k ln England-Many

° ‘ ¢ »

People Resldmg Here

1 are Relatives tothe Fortunate

Gentleman.

,» As recently: announced il. the Fr:-e Henry Hxcker meniioned above ami his

‘rider brother Thomas Hacker came to the - _l-land-many years ago. Thomas settled

at Stmley River, New London, on the

Jos. Taylor. Henry Hacker remained here some years audlhen went to Port Hope, Ont.

Mrs. Eiward Henry now living at

Granville, New Londonia a daughter of Thomas Hacker and ,a n‘ece of Henry Hacker mentioned above. Other daughters of`Tho1nas Hacker

were the late Mn. Paynter of Eel Greek, the late Mrs. Elias Bishop of Summer~ aide, the late Mrs. Tremere of South Wiltshire, the late Mrs. Wm. .3Ratten-- bury of Uharlrttetown. Aaoniia the late Wm. Hacker. Sr. of Wilmot Creek. '

Our respectel tcwnsman Nelson Rrt-,

tenhury is alsoa lrrandson of Thomas Hacker and there is: a large number of the younger members of the family in different parts ofthe province.

Joseph Bagnall, Calgary, N W T

John Bremner. New York W B Bremner, New York

Augustine Perrv, Adamsvillo,N B

Peter Le Clair, Arlamsvllle

Joseph Wood, Amherst

M‘ss Jean Weeks, Boston

Alice L Harrington, Rocklanr‘,l\le.

John and Mrs. Buchannan, Bath, Me.

G orge Buchannan, Bath

Patk. Perry, Laurence, Mass Mrs. A R McLean, Amherst Mrs. Wm McKie, Amherst Miss Ruth Mills, Dorchester Mrs. J F Mills, Dorchester' Mary Thompson, Qulncey Lizzie Richards, Laurence

Mrs. Perry, Laurence `

Mrs. T Callaghan, Lewiston

Mrs. W M Howatt, Jamaica Plain

J-W Burns Boston

Hattie McDonald, Somerville

Ruel M Burns, Boston

Harry Williams, Boston

Silas Rayner, Portlan_d Mrs. Edw. Reid and ii chlldren,lBoston Mrs Battv and 3 childrenf Laurence

Marian Rattruy, Laurence

Mrs. John Millar, East Boston

Mrs. Geo K Coffin, Bryant: Pond, Me.

Mary E McDonald, Boston

Mrs. J Buchanuan, Bath C S Locke, Berlin. N H

Margaret Tralnor, Roxbury

Mrs. G lllaut, Bath

'N Gallant, Bath

Mrs PP McWade, Quincey

Mrs. D C Ingalls. Boston Eva McQuillan, Quincey

Warren McWadv, Quincey

E Dorion, Boston

Dr D A McNally, Bldeford, Me

.l A McKinnon, Bath

Geo McDougall, Bcrlin, N H

Geo T Bethune, Newcastle N B Chcsley Trowsdale. Providence

Lilla Trowsdale, Providence

W A Prichard, St John Joseph Doiron, Chatham .las \v Clie, Berlin. N H

E C Ramsay, Berlin

Mrs. G Cantfleld, Sprinkhlil

HUMTIIUMTHS Hllllllllllli Tl] THE PHUVINCE

Mabel Cantdeld, Springhill

C cll Myers, Amherst

Alice Simpson, Negnac, N B

Ida Simpson, Nerzoac, N B

Florrle Murchison, Brooklyn, N Y

Mrs F J King, Berlin, N H

M-se F King, Berlin

Mrs A Stewart, Bzrlln

Miss Lizzie Stcwarr, Berlin '

Miss Maggil St warz, Berlin

J G McLean, Amherst

Mis A J Martin, Jamaica Plain

Maggie Matheson, Norway, Maine

Esther Anderson, Norway

A li' Burk, Boston

Emma Gillis, Bangor

Jas Hogan, Boston

Mrs Katie Muer, Qulncey Katie Thompson, Qulncey Mrs E Hardy, Cambridge

Miss Gladys Hillman, Lowell

i Francis McDonald, Roxbury Katie McGilvery, Lowell

Etta Murray, Halifax

Albert McLean, Bangor

E Roblnso 1, Boston

Mrs B Arsenaulr, Adamsville, N. B.

Louie Sourrab, St John

Mrs E KIDH, Boat/on Mrs Malone, Boston Mrs Albert Blanchard,”Yarmoutbrilic,

Maine

C C and Mrs Ferguson, Toronto

T Clarklu, Minneapolis

John Morrison, Nelson, B C T J TCampbell, Billings Montana

C E and Mrs Maxwell, Wollaston, Mass

I Katie Doyle, At/leboro . Wm Young, Attleboro _ S Hemphill. Beverely l A Young, Attleboro ` F A clark, attlebow

Isabell McFadyen, Somerville Mrs J McCloskey, Howlau, Me

Miss S F Frizzeli, Bangor Misa H J Frizz-=ll, Bangor Nettle simmons, \vlntm-up

Mrs M Goodwin, Boston Chas McCloskey, llowlau

Herbert Campbell, Amherst

D D McCallum, Bilh

PAHTIEULTHS lil

Sunday afternoon the schooner, William B arrived la vert at G@°'S°'; town with the remains of hu' late skip- per Captain Henry Dicks. Following are the particulars of the sad accident whloh wg., reported ln The Guardian several weeks ag':-- r

When the schooner, which left George-,

to wn with Capt. Dicks, his son H0r1\if|°». Wg]| Hwqhssou and othgrrqarrired in the . vlomlty or Humane- L°b\‘°‘l°"» “’°“’ ""5 aheavy sea runninll M15 “YY mtl” wind' S, mu.-,h 50 mal, at one time it was feared the vessel would be lost rQ\1|1U|“Fi "W Point. They however reached Homme safely. Fish of all klndswersvefy Dl°°°l‘ ful, and the Captain and all hands WHO in‘ the best Of IDTYTW- Wh°“ through ashlee °°P"l“ D'°'“’ Horatio and Will Hutcheson struck outtovlsita house on shore. The two ann man relieved themselves Oi blllil'

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The individuality I

which we put into/a gar- ment makes it dist.lnct~ ive and elegant. -You

may get the same thing , elsew ere, but not at

our prices.

Lotus show.you the at valueawe are dis v

playingln our stock of

tweeds and worated

Suit reorder

$15 00

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znglgnt-] ggttlcdvdown to a three mile |>un.a»um nnvr°wh°<H\=° "*‘°'° °"°’

observed the breakers and were on th; lookout, but-an unexpected one muc fnrthsrout than the others oomvleleli iurnsd tba dofy \lP~l‘° d°‘"‘ “d °"`

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°|,,,u“d th. °°¢u|;¢|;ur into the twa.er. B¢|||g sxesilent swimmers theyh an 0MB eudeavorsdtoreach their craft u wer; unsuccessful Tb* °'D`°|n' 'sf hh on heavy clothinl. M14 H °h"°° was by this time somewhat h,,m,“d T|,¢y,\|¢|y¢ver,all got hold of the bottom of the dbfillml ¥\""‘““’ d'"'°d towards the heav! bf°°¥'¢"' H°"m° non, ,.5 .bla ui succeolfuliy Gllhl

ma d at least half a dolen times

L0 °\'Y» havlnu to strike out and brink ilil fini"

was very

and Hutcheson blob- TN' exhaustiIll»l° 5° l*“"h

llllolowl mlonl.

dory struck a rock. The Captain was now unconscious also Hutcheson. Bath were unable io utter a word. Horatio was still quite vlgorou~. The lastfworda spoken by the Captain were to advise the boys to strike out for themselves. Hutcheson was miraculously buried ashore unconscious, but was restored by a woman who was on the Island gathering eggs smonu the rocks. Thelast he saw of Horatio he was ap- parently swlmmlngin the water holding on to something below the surface. This” is the last he remembers. The suppcsl tion is that the captain was dead before they reached ihe shore and that Horatio'

was unable to release him.

It is exactly one month since

the vessel set sail. On the return voyage a heavy gale was ex~ perienced which carried away the stand. lngjib and wrecked the fore top mast head. _

The numerous ships in port Mon-

day were Boating at half mast cur. of gympnthy to the bereaved to whom The Guardian also extends sincere Qympathy.

The funeral took place Monday aller-

nocn at 1 c'olo¢k from the Queen'a Whar io the Episcopal Cemetery. The pall

A SUBPRISING DISCOVERY.

You will be surprised in trying Catan-

hnaonetolind how quickly it cures cold in the head The agreeable penetrating

traverses every air cell and assage nose. throat and lungs n one it carries instant death to the of germs infecting the respira

and breaks up a cold in ten

arm now owned by the heirs of the iatei

_ THB GUARDIAN, CKAIIDTTBTOWI, PIIRCB IDWARDJBLAIID. JULY 13. im. 3

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bearers were Capt Hugh MoPhee,GA Aitken,lPeler Ross, Wm Daz'el, Peter Morr'aon. and A G McDonald, M. L. A-

The beautiful service of the Church of

England was read on the deck of the schooner while the unlled choirs of the -Anglican and Baptist Churches sang ap- propria' ely .Rock of Ages and Jesus Lover of my Soul. The casket was wrapped in the folds of the Union Jack and literally overrd wilh flowers. ‘ l Capt. Henry D cks was lil years of age and fur 13 _years a rel potted auli indusi- rlvus ciliz an of Georgemwr. His lcss will he are -tiy felt al lug tha water frcnt, Tae body of Horatio has not 3 et been f0un1|,buf search is iirluu rua‘c by the people of Romano.

if

l The Start

" I 'z In married life is generally

_ made on an equal footing

KR” of health in man and wife.

" But how soon, in many

cases, the wife loses the

advantage and fades in face and fails in lesh, while her husband grows eves \Iore rugged and robust.

There is one chief cause for this wifely

failure and that is, the failure of the 'womanly health. When there is irregu- larity or an unhealthy drain, indamma- tion, ulceration or female weaku¢ss, the general health ia soon impaired.

§500 ’“'.»..`."."$*"“"’....... ' who cannot as cuaan.

froprietora and makers of Dr. Pi¢rcs'a

Favorite Prescription now feel fully war- ranted in offenng to Spay $500 in legal money of the United takes for any case of Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Pro-

lapsus, or Falling of Womb, which they cannot cure. Al they ask is a fair and reasonable trial of their means of cure.

'ia little over a e a I wrote l f

advice," sayrs Mrs. gii;;beTl‘ig, Fisher, Zi Dian: W. Va. ii on advised me o use Dr. Picrce's

Favorite Prescriytion and ‘Golden Medical Dis- covery] which did, and with the moat happy result. I was troubled with female weakness

and bearing-down pains. Had a very bad pain nearly all he time in my icfl ride, nervousness nnd eadaclae. Was so weak I could hardly

walk across my! room. Could not alt only lust a little wh e at a time. My hush d got me some of Dr. Pierceks medicine and 1 began its use. Before I had lakan two bottles I was able to help do my work. 1 used three bottles il all and it cured me. Now I do all my house work. It is the best medicine I ever used."

The Common Sense Medical Adviser,

in paper covers, is sent fre: on receipt of

31 one-Cent stamps to Fay exgxense oi customs and mailing on y. Ad esa Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y.

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