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DRUGGIST

THE MEDICAL HALL Ai

Your Eyes

are worth more than_ any other thing in the world

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with your eyes strain or headaches. have ns examine

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l 'ary and more advanced education tn'

__ The announcement is made that_ Edison intends to devote three mil-

his life, should he live so long, to de- _veloping a new scheme of education in which moving pictures shall play a prominent part. It looks to be n rather promising scheme, too, and may turn out to be the greatest of

_yhe Wizard’s wonderful achievements. t is all simple enough. Actual vis- ion of 'things and processes as they are will be given to the eye of the pupil, instead of being conveyed to _the mind by oral teaching and men- tal effort. But the plan, if it may have great advantages, will nlstwhave some very ,obvious limitations. The ulphnhet and the nulltiplicntion table will still _ lhave to be learned in the old way. _The study of the languages, which _has been aided by M-r. Edieon’s pho- nograph, can receive little help from his pictures. Spellingi and writing

_must continue to bo acquired by the old and tiresome methods. And yet` there is much in the way of second-

which the pictures may afford great help in facilitating the progress of

lions of money and eight years of the learner.

As an example we are told some

films have been made showing the chemical crystallization of certain substances, magnified a million times. And it would seem that not only the teaching o°f chemistry, but ol geography, botany and physics will lend themselves to the ne\v-_rneth- od in whole or in part, while no doubt the educational area to be cov- ered by the new method will be ever enlarging. Edison has always been practical. and the flint that he has devised a new and revolutionary plan of conveying education to the masses will carry with it tho convic- tion to many minds that- his plans are well worth a trial. No doubt the conservatives in education will frown ullon it nt the first., but if it seizes upon the popular imagination and proves effectual in imparting know- ledge with greater rapidity and with less of painful effort than heretofore, a permanent change in educational methods will be assured.

_ SI‘l<1l<1D AND HALF Sl’ElED_

f The Sciontiiic American discusses fthe question whether the Titanic, if, she had been running at hnlf, in- ,stead of at whole speed, might not ho adoat today. _The question is a momentous one in several respects. There is the bare possibility that il

_ty that if thc ship had been running ‘_

running nr. greatly reduced speed the collision might have been avoided nl-.

_toget`uer. Then there is the certain-

'_st hall' speed, both .tho shock and the , "resulting damage would have been less than they were. 'rue scientiac Amer-`, _ican says, what many people know,’

_that the energy of a__moving nurse in- _creases as the square ofthe velocity.,

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vessel."

Paptaln Smith has gone to his

last account, and no died bravely. heroically, his last effort hcing given to place n little ,child in one of the liieboats, which he refused to unter himself. No one would the-_rcfore be willing to place upon him rl great and criminal rel>“pon;~'ibility which may not wholly belong to him. But in the last analysis some one or more of f_hol»,“! in- control of thc ship must rest under tho blnmo of main- taining the full speed at which the Titanic was ruuninu at the time of the-disaster, and \\-hivh speed had been maintained for two hour.- liolore the fatal collision, and this in lace of the warnings of icebcrg.< which

*_The 50,000 mn-_Tlttinie at 21 knogsl represented an “energy of _l.l6l,000l

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bATURDAY' MAY H' 'gn' xantedwtd alll; th? chilcireiiisbeiore the

EDISON’S NEW SCHEME OF EIll'(‘A'l‘10N.

collins were closed. The funeral will between 2 and 3. I drove_ to the cemetery with the three coihns. 1 did not return to the McGee house that evening. `

Before leaving for the cemetery I had a talk with the prisoner about‘ Johnnie. I said: “Can 1 have John- nie'!"~ She said I could if I W0lll‘d bv good to him. She said she would rather give him to Joe McCarron but that she would rather keel! him herself if she wouldremam in the house. 1 said I 'would be good to hhu and she said >"‘al1 right y0\l may 'ha.ve.hin'.." 'l’l\en_` she started. to cry ,pd said she~ would be lonesome without him. ' _ '

After. 1 arrived home from the

.cemetery that night I intended _going after .lohnnieu When I i:0t us lar as

Barney McGuigan_‘s I did not feel very- well _and returned home. .l in- tended going up early Monday morn- ing for hlm hut was still sick. I thought ol going: up in the evening but was worse. I did not send any message or send for the boy asl had too 'much to attend to mySelf. On Tuesliny evening l KM 10 Wi'

‘Gec's and when '1 got. there Dr. Mc- Intyre told me that the boy was sick. l made no statement, only what the doctor saidi I know nothing about the death of the children. I -would not think that she did it. She did not leave her own house for three years. I brought home the supplies lor the house. I last brought home the supplies the l<‘ridny before the children took sick. The supplies were a bag of cornmeal and some clothes. On the second of April Pai. brought some supplies including some fish. .\Iy sister hadalready bought n lmlf barrel froln Joe McCarron. She sold eight dozen ol them to Barney Mc- Guignn and two dozen to myself uud the rest remained. My wife used the herring twice and Johnnie had the herring once nt my house.

I was discussing; the mutter with

Tom Mc(‘arron, bailiff, and hc said lie hah no tltnrm that snr- um it. 1 said l did not see how she could do it or how sho could get any poison. lllctlarron said that according to the doctors and storekeepers that it was matches, I snid I dou't sec how she could get the children to takcit for there wolild be n had smell or taste. ilouis or Peuzie would not take any- thing with a bad taste for l liuve

had been 1.,,_(.0i,,,.d_ . been there when she woultigivc Louis -£-

tra and he would not take it but

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Had thc speed been only one-halt] l said it would be luuuv if the doc-

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lang ing ¢@'p@19 ' Ong; in.,-,|| mo ._~ _ 1 »| _I 'communication with ber husband and H 0 _ H _ lmrzellirikgtdamnlgiltooms. m .denartmi from like _ ce _nl Orelfmm him ‘U mv.. ,,|_,mim.d the i“_ l_ sairlsbe w_as_owl`ull_y worricl_o\'er

0U131N}_q,UNExgELL|gD more___t.l\an two or three of _Lei com-__ _ _ _‘___ (___ __ _____ :losing her children in the \\'\ntel‘. _ '§\'|)NEY, N_§, _ _ t" -partmcnts had been _ripped open; and", 'wmatlod tml' _ ‘*mp_ 'ir' “‘_ lc She had lots of worry trying to rem'

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Wm-l’-h fm' l""`ML‘0Y`? & M0]-Gllll-‘ '\ :vessel nIl0R¥ f0I` lJlHn.\' l\0“"s.3"d s“m°'heat' him The Imp mmmteil `\`"m`- |li\vfulJ lot of-htlri t“ildi~l»u lmllzhhevun

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..Neekw-éa'l._;_A“ up_tb;~d»B-t;,~~ul‘lei<hy_*_fta:kv.l1 eveliv _soul from the strickenilllffi _ln Nl‘\\ _ll\‘l1l_>W\0l_i_flll‘l_ \°ll\lC_l‘__.\‘_atur:lny night when _ the children

ways on hand ln_silka~and crochet. """"""""""'I“"““""'

M... - rlildwai d lsland, which fact may gut- .ucrc dend I used one raid ol matches.

'rEs'l‘It~<: .\Ma'r1'ri<: uoorruu 1,. passing infer-get in the ~sr00x~ Hafvfy M¢Gulimn was smolnng and

4 ‘Wtltf i lwcry unc” in H Mme tim munumc ‘spirits lurrc madr- il rutller poor 'mm' haflf H cmd'

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“Fm mL_n___Bnnkel. and Slater Bmw ,who got iiltcrci-tail in _Amatl _ ___ _ __ _ _ I___ _ __ . _ . _ _ _ _ I H- :lf ;:::;.“g‘;._..“i::::_ rlf€l@°~ill1‘;:.. ;:;;.__:"‘;‘.i1' ‘.i1.__:‘;“;.°:."‘l...';f. BRANCH Offlff °“'““°T"""""f to the hand. in thelatest lusts and _ ` i I _ - ' ' " l " R 8'] f _ ` ' ' _

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the Amatite and the skin c<\at0<l_l`0_0f' ::Right from Boston-direct from “as young James M°Ke‘""¢Y who

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` \Ve are proud of our new stock of furniture. The elegant elaborate

army of polished beauty that is filling our floors. We receive 1t by ll.e car load, thus saviuga large precentage on freight. We are opening a car load of the finest we ever bad. It is furniture that will wear, furniture that will be a source of joyand comfort to those who use it. lt is built to be liardul down from generation to generation through future years.

PATONS

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Unprecedented' Progress

The first four months of |912 gave THE GREAT WEST LIFE almosfidoulileilic

business of the equivalent months of l9|l _

The reason is clear. More and more fh__c public are appreciating the importance of Life Insurance-and of obtaining that Insurance where ihc cost is lowest and profit returns »

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The Great-West Life Assurance Company nl-:An orrlci-3 WINNIPEG

_ OVER $72,000,000 BUSINESS IN IORCE.

to d L d d ingsidc by side on the same building the seat of (.“lt“re and rehnement__ told me the clnldren_were sick saying Agent 51Sl|mm¢f5id¢, Managers P. E- i.

at the same- time. Sometimes tlieylnns come to use a lar e s vpl of 0"” ‘ll Mllmlcs Children was tleml .

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"34709"' _barn and lu? the skin coated routinlZ,Arbrutus 'Pnlculn Powder. 'This pow- lil M°"'f‘eF hm “`*"ll» £0 01'. FmSel"S- - - ' r ' ‘- ' Y' " rq,.\f,.,- smglilt-<1 any-thing like it br-

` - ~ r ` - ' ' . , ` ` " ` ` ’ fl Sent him on Frida 12th l \\'~ r, < - - ` ‘ . - -' t- was qredb that Wm ed son f 5_1- fhgpamg t_ymt.oi1 the wood shed der is \er_y tool, sootluuL._ and balmy “U _ _ _ y . t.n Johnny 01 Thursd y L R d lea _ H_ _ .dl h 1 Dam in both s,(\(.__S_ f _ _ Domt kn0“ the _,men rl ma B. Ag . I _ g _O The reports. of these tests are nowito the slim, has an delightful odor U’ M°('°@ H "ll §"*‘~l-\ll`ll8Y- l t. M I R “ex H lice qlll-31114613 llllllfltilifli tv hed- 'l`l\i1=` alll; or nl thing like that. llrcpnred

mgen’ mira Dewey 2-°4 3 4- ¢-Ummg m After both the rooiings and at the mice. l~\C~. is is splendid Bl. Mr. Mnthleson-When v.'vl‘c you

h€ Ollli Of N8hCy~ Hanks 2.04--half had bvun laid for' two or three years, value. l'all‘iu today and try H to McGee'_s before children look sick gr n'

hfothef gf Flye great Uhkm L53 it was necessary U, Umm tm. skin sample, f|~l|0_lVlcKiunon Drug (_‘o_ por- Witness---Was tllere on Duesday of 3-4. ASRSIIL* Of speed, tiff: ALL contnrl rorlfint; When the owners "PF fvfrilfr lvléflriic and Kent Sltreets, some week. There were just the mir'al ranks as one of three of the locked in ine. amntite Rooanz. how- “"»f- \“U1¢I‘ "lvl mf>tlw1‘ and the cl-ilrlror

best of B'_ emi, et__.__.T()D]_) cvcr, thcy,loun_d it. still as good as

“Dept Johnny there 'l`hcy were

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< - e , for Amatite has a mineral sur- “EE Tal". lat illllllt’-1 and had lwtatoes and l -

BINGARA'AI.)MI' DP‘WE“' The n W ' r '- intin what- ”" Villa. The nll sat down n mr

Binge” 5t°°k'\5 in-'the ‘YYY ffm" which eqmles no lm g _ . __ table togetiier but Mrs. Mcltlee ~\illil/li fank 0f Ulf WoRLD'S trottiu _ . t has been re vort- ---- .-4 (l"“uUn"‘_id lm“‘_p“ge__“" __,_‘ waited on the cbildrcn.- I

g In si-ery case tha l _ _ I took rr cup

.~;tockioday.'_l`l1e Commodoi-‘s colts eu, the men who made these cautious are large, handsome, sound great tests ol Anlatita when it \vas__new are

fqadefg and all fa5;_ Ag our exhihi, now using nothin: but Amatite, émd tion lsst year thevvvon, of the six "“§'°t 631' c_f;‘iere;';,‘° "1 "WH yi” classes. three iirsts, one second and °“v‘_.‘;__f;_ von’ mf” buy A mmem`_Bm___ one t_hll'(l. ‘faced roofing like l/tliiatite, which ~ Will make the season of 1912 in “scan no painting, for the same price Ch'town at the stable of Frank as it smooth-surfaced rooting Wl1i¢\\ Hughes, Grafton St., commencing requires imiutiulr 1'8f_r“lf\\'lY. "_ ‘1‘“_f° April aorh. not take long niagara out which is

For terms Sec apply to

JOHN O’BRlEN,

,._r r _ _ In charge. ,,,_¢_,--p,.m,=.,,, .Mfg_ on., lmnueu, 3 Ch town April z_2nd rom. ar. John, un., Houma, N. s.

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Let Us Attend to Your

Fencing Problems

. We have an unusually large stock of gal-

vanized colled and- barb wire in all weights and marked at the very lowest prices.

A full line of wire stretchers, pliers, staple

pullers; and other necessities, is also here. You are sure of getting the very best at n Nice *9 low as the cheap stuff costs.

Ivlt us help you on your fencing problems.

Come in today

,the cheapest in the end. A snniD1¢ 01 ‘Amntite can be olrtal-ned free by Ml- dressiug our ncarnst office. The flar-

_alwuys call her Minnie.

In the house I found the six child-

ren, five dcnd and one living. The dead were--Louis. 13; Penzic, 12; George, S; Bridget, 6; and Thomas, 5. George had just flied before I arrived out. There was one living boy, Johnny, aged lil. 'He was uf, my place till the Friday following. I called Sunday night 'and she said she would send him up Monday to stay with me till July l0tl\, when I would be through work nt the far-

. tory.

My sister sent down word that the

of hot. writer, nrcad rind l.cr;in,~;_ The llefflllli' Seemed rather dark, :tiller-ent from other herring. I tram; ,_f_»-_un on S“t"\`d*1Y about three. o'clock_ I'at’k Mc(‘.arron was the first to *ell ` me they were all dead. I remained about I5 minutes and everything sr-lime() as usual. l went. to funeral nn Sunday. I seen my daughter on Tuesday 1(;th_ ‘mlm wok Bl-Ck w0‘ll'l€H¢lay when Jo`ln and his mother were alone in the house. John had about three quor- ters of a stick ni candy. The Ingtlwr appeared to be nll right. I siuv

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YOUNO BARRISTER

Registered In Canadian Stud Book

is by OLD BARRISTER 194. dam MVSOSTIS 1342 a Clyrlesdale mare imported from Scotland, sired by the world renowned sire McGregor |407. This horse is well known an urmrrglr this Province. mg colts are lurge, stylish and pri'/.e~ winners at our exhibitions and are in great demand. bringing big prices. He will make the season of 1912 in Charlottetown at the stables of Mr Frank Hughes. Grafton Si.

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would ti Amatlte on tht neu co\v‘¢h@ famous New pm lam; T|,u1,| ami U10 FCM \"“f0 ‘lying Did not 0 . -' --5

vt a nl1ar's that Johnny was sic( nd that his mother wanted me to go oror. The mother and boywvere there, the mother sitting on the side of the bed Johnny was in, I asked what in the world happened Johnny and she said “I don’t know." Sho was rubbing his face and putting back his hair. l said I would send out a doctor. ' There was nothing said about matches or anything else. Saw the doctor on Friday morning and I said I thought. the best thing would be to take him out of Mc- (;ee’s. Ile thought it would he all right to bring the boy to Montague and then send him to the hospital. I then went over to the doctor's office and Dr. Fraser and Dr. Mclntyre were there. They agreed to both go and. i )hcy ‘

bring llini to Montague. l-Ie was hl`f>1l_ZI1l» to my place about fcur 0'- clock. He did no't._ seem very hnd,ablc to talk but weak. His face lookexl piile but his eyes looked very ignorl, He said his-hands and feet were cold. l asked him if he would have some- tluuf: to est and he walked t., the table without _help. We gave him half water milk and sugar and a l’l€C0 of cakelvread and appeared as

if they found anything wrong to'

would be a little later than ii\'e.Ab- out seven when I went up be was something worse. My wife was l<‘-0'-V ing nfter hlrn in the meantime. l-ic ~'n1rl "My brad is getting bigj' 1 went for Dr. Fraser. He came at nine o’clock and said he was con- siderably worscaud left some tablets for him. I. went to bed between eleven and twelve. Mrs. Rice my (laughter was staying with us and was looking out for the boy. Mrs. Itice called mc about four o'c1ock. I spoke to Johnny but he would nor. answer nge. His eyes were oven M10 awry. I went for the doctor and when I got back be was dead. Went to McGecs but did not tell Mrs. Mc- Gee that Johnnie had died, thinking she was not right and it Wvllld dill' tress her too much. Started home and went back attain. She was then lying on the bedlamenting about tho children. _

Margaret Cassidy. Sworn. Am sec- ond wife of Thomas Crssidy. 'File prisoner is n daughter ol tirst wlfc. Iiemember night Johnnie came to house. Saw him when he arrived. I helped undress him. Noticed a olleel' smell off his breath. lt wasslclren- ing. I could not' tell you-what it

if be could take more, He w¢n¢_ over hlrrmelf und laid on the lounge. iq

w,as like I was sick for a week after; it gave me a pain in the head.

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_ ‘ The Removal Saleiof Boots and Shoes at clearing out pricles will continue until we close. Save your money by _getting your family si\pply"of footwear NOW i

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