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sie: eilieesses., aim-

nns, costed tongue, foul taste and

louiihreat-It-al_ ways trees em to »-1 ter-pid liver. delayed amends; feed ll6fS Of Pdrlllmeilii lrthe bowels or sonrfgssly stomf `

The tiny log

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eheeiss nudeehe. 2;* Salts, cathartlc pills, oil and pur

. ect upon the llyer or stomach.

_ Cascarets immediately cleanse and iegnlate the stomach, remove the sour, undlgested and fermenting food and foul gases. take the excess bile ha

TEMPERANCE.

V A Cascstet tonight will' surely

work while you sleep--a 10-cent box ed lrom your drugglst means your head bu

sh. The Guardian is able, in this I came to have it is as tollowsti I'

clear, stomach sweet and your liver ig; ~

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_md bowels clean end resvlor for enee'instf1m‘;iilts rgf teiliss igteifxlillg ‘My hum' mchud N-wler’ W"

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jstive waters force 5 passageway for 3:; T; a’§ei°ght°Z;‘ :";;‘;u';’:£“g‘ee‘; it was microscopically oxsnilned. its

agahgrwglgygxzia *args ’i°';t" and they were dashed to the ground. °h°“°t°' W" “Mundi \“d'“ W"

Ȣ oisonous matter clogged in the in-

es instead of bein east ut I

‘ae system is re-absorbed intl; tile ToKI0'.?l.”‘“.- 4951! 3 i5P°°l“'1l"

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nr. s. ir. Terhush, ohei-lettetewii, W""“’“ W“"‘°"' “W m°"“'°" °'f “F0 s receive; from Re.,-_ 3_ D_ Mei-hee' Royal Astronomical Society who pra-

from the liver rod carry out of 01° formerly oi Belfast this Previiiee , sented it to that dlstinsuished body ' sn ti ' ' ., , . - ‘ .:.f::::: .':1:..:‘::°..:':‘:;‘..‘.r'° ::.:i.:;“..‘;i't;:°“‘;'°- ° '=° -e-~'~»=~°~°~=°

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emperance and » ~

d Roads questions in both of tree at Woolsthorpe, the home of Sir

ltroishten you out by mornirs. They which ur. 'rei-hush is deeply interest- "““’ N°Wl°11- The 'history er. this

. Through the kindness of Mr. Tar- W0” Of W00¢l Rnd W0 ‘Fly ill Wllidl

is Si

Nfteftlr

ie

interest been ss this bit of in Newtons’ of the fruit from him the idea

how "poles in

proved unquestionably to be 'part of an apple tree. 'Tha story ot ‘the log is toldln detai.l,'moreover, by Charles

month* latter and Wm follow it later with born at Bradmere, Nottinghamshire; GEORGE BERNARD BHAW

Lace Tales tm

" at school there was a very wild wind

~ _ _ Temperance nd Social Relorm

antmfglngfnzinfile tllliemggfiillélpglifd Mal’ S"""°°: “mud *WHY °U°r¢ PM mm °“° "gh" °“d “M 1° ""° ”‘°"“ "mme, styyes is the use of lace, it is forth lor the promotion ol sobriety ing news camo that Sir Isaac New used on everything. It you want and l”iSht°0“UH°SB ton's apple.tree had been blown do

. . - . 0 - » .- . .' ;y‘.‘1.'_»

t th 1| 1 t _ . .. . ’ lor women are decidedly dressy,

just some to Pateirs fer it. we have 9-B sodomy in the old premier prov a Wm' "pe TM m mm" ar “M D'“g"°r°' HMM' '

laces oi all descriptions to suit the ‘M09 01 OMHUO

Paris, from Germany and from Eng- ZF land. “The best laces from the best hal places." Paton's. V-he

forces oi righteousness If L’-5*. `\ ` L

on the Lincolnshire side ot Belvoir v

shedew laces in white, erseiii end Th oe veors oso. there was an oueo

Mr Pearson, and several ot the boys

the Goods Roads section. at the Manor larmihera M1967. He' the novelist, who made i s `

Dear Sir:-I have received your W°n¢ ¢° "|1091 Wh” 31° *ll Wil Of

Grandnzothe rs kind letter, I am pleased to hear twelve years of age to's. clergyman at

m yon. Stoke, Lincolnshire. 'named Pearson. I am glad to know that you are My father tom me “mt 'hu h

h m alt un-

popular with the people of Man- chester by reterring, in a speech at Dublin to the Manchester City Art Gallery in most sllghting terms. He called it a "picture dealer’s lumber room."

dlsan Wtlll heal.

came

my arm."

time 901113

mynrmhad Toron

USE

oontlnnsd with the

nildltihe stu_m£dol

rs n

ui dnlns. and it was clear Kiln lhat

lnsa cure whens their methods had llladusedlessthanadozen boxes was oompletelyhealed. I am quite sure

as ii* SE;

STATEMENT oN oarli

Mr. Evans has made a sworn statement on oath

embodying the above facts before a. Commissioner of the Supreme Court

For all injuries. cuts. burns, dw.

and for skin diseases. such as EczemiLUlcers, hruptions, use Zam~

Yam-Bnlr. In Buk. AlsoforPiles. Drugglstsand I could obtain Stores£°'50e. box or Yam-Buk 0°..

l ll-m

. Just try one cake of Jang,” T01- is-rrgals in laced llmott: They are tin.

lt G1 5 1 3 P d 1 _ u _ h in patent ea er with uppers seelt wliix lla.” nib? arntilolonilz Sails ls 1 Wm" md' The" b°°t° dmpmy

neat ‘and attractive. You should get

._ V _ .. ». .~. ...-.__-:ore , _ a pa r. Alley dr Oo. ,135 Queen St.

meet peieieuier. Leees from gey Kin: Alcohol is daily loeios °* °“°° “el °“ f°" W°°‘°"1°’P°-‘"‘°"° ' _ a “Dressy women should see ourrlew ‘ .- ' 4-mai.

ound, stronghold alter stronghold Sir Isaac Newton’s house was, and `

li

Pure I sland Chocolates

e e f r r ""' re mil

been stormed and captured :by which is net :sr from stone, whieh is 3 ef ` Q , _ 5 _ ~ ~ ~'

15 i gi i~ 'fl i _. _ »~.

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CONl'llA[`l'

Q' ; . _ v ' _ i Sealed Tenders, addressed to the

castle I Q li . L - 1 .

muck from 2 to 4 1n¢h¢B_ 15 1,0 55 Bar in this town and drunkenness \ vs V ‘ e.- »~ - 1

\

cts. Der yd. Poton’s was quite common when 7-M7 “'"'1'°d the" th” “W l 1: Irish and Macrsme in wings, cream After a strenuous campaign we the old apple tree lying on the ground ‘ ' '

and hlack,also ecru,width from il in. have succeeded in closing every Bar' t0 5 ill., 22 cents to 90 cents per in

lt had been propped up all round for I f

this townshi a d int ic ted

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P. n an ox a _ hm V ' ` .

Fd. Point. lace in Macrame, cream similar advance all along the line. very many yea" and every start ' _ f U"

and white, 2 to 55 inches, 25 to 85 person is now a. rare

sight. There is a

cts. per yd. Metallic laces in silver The Liquor Trailic is doomed in mm he ‘nd nm k“°W by wh" ‘“u‘°‘°‘ and gold, 3 in. wid 65 ts. d. this province. The moral sense oi the ity Mr. Pearson acted, but the school-

e, c per y

Paton's. \ electorate is aroused.

“Maornmie Bandings in cream, 4; We hope the time is at baud when

tq 8 inchu wide, $1.10 to $2.25 per the forces of Intemperance 'shall he yd. Paton’s. banished-from our land. more eiiect-

“Irlsh lace bandings, 28c. to $1.35 ually than the "Allies" have driven

pei- yd. Pereira the "'rei-i-ihle mes el hioee" out oi always kept as belns of :rent interest

' “““"~’=rnacr0ss and Teueriile laces Europe. It is exceedingly gratiiying from 50 tn 94] cts. per yd. Readings to to match. 45e. to $1.15. Peteirs. P

yd- Bht0n's. 3-27Mtf. an '-‘Beautiful beaded bandings lor ' evening dresses, $2.50 per yd. Pa- th t0n’s. ot "Our all-over laces are very beau- fu

tiiul, words cannot. describe them. White all-overs in lovely designs from 55 to $4.75 per yd. l’a.ton's. 3-27Mtf. ` “Lovely cream all-overs that are‘

beyond description, $1.45 to $5.35

per yd. Pat0n’s. '

"Black all-overs just opened, 90c. -

to $4.75 per yd. Fashion's latest

keynote metallic all-overs

ce legislation

r part of the Dominion. Had Pa ins

Around

Silver, $3.65 per yd. Paton's. V

i».'L§.`Z.‘.§”°.‘.‘e..‘€l"‘§‘i?§§ 1'; 3322. 323’ llll`Sll0TllElll`li’FEEl.|llS. yd. Pat0n's. _ , "__

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P A T O S Be The terrible smothermg and choking up;

nsntions and sinking turns, that comer

ana' ' to those whose heart and nerves are

The “mae of I hw' deranged or disordered call for prompt

i 4-5M5ttti. `relief. '

There is nothing that brings with it'

/ .

ch a fear oi' death as to wake up in the'

` . _ . =’; _' su -

M' B, -"~` ' " night with that awful feeling of smother- ,>’:e;... f . _§"- ‘”“~

s w- _ . l`J‘ | 5

__ _,_ _.ge Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills are ""' ' TJ* the only remedy that can give prompt

relief and edcet a complete cure in cases o

ill? lilhinae, Uhihes ost. wines-I

@

me to near my native province, R' but B|“',ay5 ,=efu,ed_ My fame,-

. E. Il d, h ld b Te e nce imovelyl Bandings in Persian and oratmsshlg E UP Y ml’ W showed the piece of wood to me and

still to the ioretront in the battle lor 8 e W"

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_ . e as an example lor the -

Bulgarian colors, 75c. to $2.35 per |~est_.,'.,, pnuadn to follow' in Temper told me all the circumstances under

Th

Sealed Tbnders, addressed to the

Postmaster General, will be received at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, th( 13"! AUTH. 1913, for the conveyance

'Majosty's f Mails, on a pro- Contratt for four years, six

per week _each way, over Rural No. irom Montague from

G6neral's pleasure. css containing further 0 conditions oi pro-

be seen and may be 0b~

of Monta-

and Head of

and at the odice oi the Inspector.

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Odice Inspector.

'[nspector's Oilice, -

' March 121913,

noti as

in

, .

-“ I have taken three boxes of l\diIbum’s Heart and Nerve Pills, and am now well. I had such pains around my heart and such smotherin feelings that I thought I would surely sie. My head used to be propped_up with pillows to keep me from slglotherlng. M0lr{]e day I read in a leaps: a out your i urn’s Heart and ervs Pills, and three boxes cured me.” `

Price, 50 cents per box; 3 boxes for

$1.25, at all dealers, or mailed direct on receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited. Toronto. Ont.

gb J _ ` _

"Phone 89 and we will call E-

your Panama-.hat to be sent away and cleaned and reblocked. National Clothing C0. 3-31Mti. _.___

"PANAMA HATS.-Ii you want

your panama hat cleaned and re- bloclrerl _.bring it to Moore It Mc- heod's hat department. We are go- ing to send hats to the cleaners in a iaw days and thlsfis your chance to have yours attended to. Moore &

Mclseod. _ ._ ,. ,. ,4-1M3i. r" lsiiidimi .

been made to preserve it. My tathsr

master obtained a saw from some- where and sawed a good many logs of wood from the branches. My fath- er got one of these pieces. which he

Many times he was asked to part with

which he got it. There cannot be

scribed."

-When Richard Walker died the lit'

tle relio passed to the son. and it was long his desire to place the his- toric scrap of wood in a sais place.

LlFl‘.T|ME IN WORKHOUSE @

London Ritepsyera 80,770. 5

port, appeared a striking instance of how the ratepayers’ money is spent in supporting other peo§l'e's families.

A woman who was born in 1860 be-

osdne a charge on th`e city two years later. She spent -lltteen years at the Hanwell Schools. and thén a situation was found for hier as a servant in Kenf siligton. She stayed there for a fort- night, and then returned ee nnnweil.

Another situation was secured tor

h'eT at'Herne Hill. and she spent four- teen months there, afterwards going into the City Workhouse. Since that time ‘she has been in and out tour hundred times.

She has had ilve children. three oi

whom have been educated at the ex- penseot therstepayers. The othertwo died. The .women and her children cost the ratepayers $8,770 in all to date.

King George Gives Medals.

The King `preiented»to the Royal united sei-vice Institute in Whitehall. a number of valuable medals, includ- ing Queen Victorla's jubilee medal of 1887. the diamond jubilee medal ot 1897, King Edward VII. coronntion medal. 1911, and the Royal Vlctorlall medals issued by Queen Victoria, King Edward and King George.

*ii i

Mining With Explosives gllydi-aulic csrtridsss. used to break down ooal in English mines, not only avoid all dsnser or explosion,_hut pro duno a gi-eater proportion ot large sized eosl than blasting powder.

2-__._____

_ _ burning with the rise. Ib meet tidal variations s new dass h;lss__°\_r lorry has been eenlnvegi with _`s'di& dist can ‘bo raised, with six `l_dsd'ed`freight ears. more than sixteen

“Wm

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sa|=~|-szn yénn usa

Itwilleleenvsuiheiiaeehereuiehiyemi sier-

_ _ ly nomatterliow soileathey

(Rf 5 nrennil leave them emoot \ _s»~».-_»- and soft. lrilngaint, oil er. e 1 _ .../’ UQHSBIWHH- 0 eyoome ' ‘I wif-ll Soon- Gel gets-dsy.

lie. at Year ‘salem 3°" lil fdlsons. lou Comsany Usiiies, usslml

Llgg

sir.. ~‘_~,.i - .

Woman and Family Who Have Costl

ln, s City of London Guardians' re-

Every Pill

Postmaster General, will be received

c§f§m¢|| at Ottawa until Noon, on Friday, tho

Kina.. \ Sth May 1918 for the conveyance oi

Hill M8.l¢B£y's Malls, on a proposed

A ' ' ' °4` ‘ cllntfact f0l‘ 10"! years six times

l r»°"l".‘ "ap ,g Per week over Rurel Meufneute Ne.

Doughnuts 1 :rem sinisoeie viiiiee mowers 1s- Pie‘ land, at the pleasure of the Post-

l' master General.

and _ Printed notices containing further cake. information as to conditions ol pro-

posed Contract may be seen and

JOHN F. WHEAR, Post Oiliee Inspector.

' I lh ' ' Fest Oillce Inspector's Olice,

om S C-h"I‘own, March 25th, 1918,

" 3-27Mth3i.

- . 2 28thfsmtf _

e percentage oi crime is lower in the least doubt that it came into his L, _ -sr" ` “ " ' "_ gn; _ _

e “Garden Province" than in any pnuggion in gh; wgy 1 hgvg de- '

si 5

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v wn , . 0 5 Elle vary latest word in spring styles »' * . _

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