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� . Bunerfly Flower LONDON, April 16, — Seve� days
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lost flowers Lwavinablo- especially I gigantic iwimault against the British
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Austro-Hungarian Foreign Min-
ister Has Resigned. I
HIS- Actjoa- 144W Vauxed Oy F-ublics- -
Lion of Peace L
ietter Written by
Emperor Charles to President of
Franice.- %)rinmph for 'Pau -Ger-
num Party, by Whom q Czerain
Wail Aa� I 140
LOND<*, April 16.-Accor4ing to
des I patches recelved) from Vienna
Count Czernin, the Austro-Huugarla� 1199
Foreign Minister. has resigned.
Emperor Charles accepted the
resignation and entrusted Coun it is
Czernin with the conduct of foreign
affairs until hie successor is ap-
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pointed,
An ofilcIal statement received here is
from Vienna asserts that the latest
statements of the French Premier.
U. Clemenceau, concerning t he con,-
Aust and
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na that there'Wo ab attempt to aide
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A.-Wria
France regar. ding the possibility of
Its, authen-ticitr, -but ... that-Ahe- -F-renou ----
has
Sprint. roc O& sow in *0 mixtemall.
� other Valuable oesslusas 19 I toad jupqkloms.
0�6& 1W C*bsupw OA4 I**= of L ,
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opening peace negotiations do not at-
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version was garbled. It also
been reported that the letter was
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0 rwearb co.uIllm li5F_ been bitterly -fought engagements &C
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ter the situation as regards ma-
jority of Count CzeimIn's declar-
written by the Emperor's mother-In-
� UM. _100,61"YRIZA-sm - � . -, � four pfAces, all on the northern 01,40'
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4tions. The AUqtrIaA Foreign MInW1
to
law. - � Roumanla
. Count Czernin was In
of the salient to the mouth of Ypres.
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try. the statement Buys, In ii44ble
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when the letter was published by the
.... I Seven assaults against the British
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wertain who was responsible for
French Government, and he was
. L, treaches at M6rville, near the &pox
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delivering to the French what is said
summoned to Vienna Friday. ,
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� Irford%r Lloya George in England of the triangular dent In the British
to have been a forged letter, subatf-
Count Ottokar Czernin vOn 1phu-
upon the need for men to bear AMD line, have been burled back by the
WILL MEET. IN SECRET had under &0120- British. Neuve Egliae on the extreme
tuted for the letter which was to
have been delivered. Neither Prince
denitz, a *wealthy Bohemian land- ,
the Government
ment plans to place 60.000 men In soutbwestern' spur of the MesslueS
Sixtus, whose character is beyond
'or
owner, was Minister to Roumanta
when that country entered the war.
kb,Aki as rapidly ma possible to train Ridge. has been taken by the "r-
suspicion, A anyone, else to accused
Within six weeks after the death of
. Sir Robert Borden to Pi opose them at some of the large camps mans after a struggle which will $9
of falsification, continues' the state-
Emperor - Francis Joseph, Count
. I established in the country since the Into history as one of the greatest
to send them of the past week.
ment, which concludes: "The affair
Is b,erewith declared to be at an end."
Czernin was appointed ]P�reign Min -
outbreak of war. and ,
overseas in Quotas of 6,000 a month. The British, however, have not re-
Count Czernin did not know of
Ister by Emperor Charles. Count
Czernin Is a very clooe friend of
For Finst TWie lln History of Dom- As to the OP*r,g of the large train- tired far and it is probable that they
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Emperor Charles' letter to Prince
Count Berchtold, Foreign Minlater
lutoo "HouKe- of ftrl.mimorkt. sim- Ing c -_Vs this summer it was as- will at once organize a couik.ter-attA ck
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Sixtus when he made the statement
at the outbreak of the war, and who
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al - pesug Held Behind CIO" serted that the Gov6inmentls course , to force the Germans out f- th6'to*n,
on Is be T, "kicking-
held,
that FrangiD had Initiated the conver-
Austria, to a
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has been reported as. the political
600re_.Vbanges Are To Be Made would be determined by,,:wbether or which, if might
not the amendments to the Military I off" point for an attack which, might
sations with according
Vienna despatch to * Lokal An-
mentor of the young Emperor,
Count Berchtold has been oppofsed
In Conscription Act to Securo
Service Act 10 be proposed resulted 1. I outflank and make untenable Me--
.olver of Berlin. On Ilarning of the
to the Pan -German war party, and
Every Avidlablo Man. the recruiting of & sufficiently large sinei Ridge, the key to the British
letter he resigned, but yielded to a
his resignation was brought about
OTTAWA, April 16. - The Cana- , oumber of men. I positions about Ypres, BaIlleul and
days past rumors of Wulverghem between Neuve Eglise
request,that he remain in office until
the conclusion of the peace agree-
by them. d
I For some
( m House of Commons has docidvd early amendments to the Military and Merville, have also been the
ment with Roumanla.
Four Lives Loist When Etontan Sunk.
, . aold on Wednesday a secret sit- Service Act have been In circulation. scenes of hard fighting. but, except
The recent publication by the
An Atlantic Port, April 16. -Four ,
, A. at which the Government will but it has been stated that no deci- for Neuve Eglise, the� northern side
French Government of the futile
liv,es were lost when the Leyland
i. ,,c Parliament confidential inform- sion had been reached as to the scope of the salient has stood firm. On the
peace appeal sent out by Emperor
Line steamship Etoniarx was torpe-
it, ion ,with rebpoetAo the situation -n of those to be introduced. It has southern side of the salient, accord-
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Charles of Austria-Hungary, In
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deed and sunir by a G�rman sub-
i rance and'FlAndera. which. as tile been understood on good authority tug the Berlin, fierce struggles have
March, 1917, and the efforts of the
marine off the Irish coafft on March
Prime Minister said. -could not be that provision was to be made for the been fought.
Emperor and the Austro-Hungaxian
23, according to members o: the crew
gi,en an woutit, of m4ttRry Oxigen- enrollment of unmarried young men It has been the German plan of
Foreign Office to explain this letter
who arrived here..to-day on a British
cles at an ordinary session of tile as they attained the age of 20 years. campaign since March 21, when the
to the satisfaction dt Germany and
steamer.
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House.' All Parliament Is agog ever To thin was recently added the re- great offensive started to strike hard
the German Emperor, probably were
On the same steamer wa3 the crew
the decision. and there 16 much epee- port that Young men might be taken at some particular secior, and if that
jo the an-
the most potent influences in bring-
of the American steamship Chatta-
. ulation as the nature of
into the army at 19 years of age and blow was parried, to turn powerfully
Ing about the resignation of Count
hoochee, formerly the German steam-
nouncements to be made. The Prime placed in training, although thay againet some new point. This proce-
Czernin.
er Sachsen, torpedoed and sunk
Minister will, it is understood. com- would not be liable for service over- dure probably will be followed in the
Since he was appointed Foreign
March 23.
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municate to the assembled com- Beas until.after they reached twenty. neAt few days by a new assault some-
Minister on December 23, 1916, in
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moners and to the mombOrs Of tile where south of Arras. An attack
succession to Baron Burlan, Count
Premier's Health Benefited.
Senate who will not be deprived of Dislike Air Raids. north of Ypres is hardly possible, for
Czernin has been very active In at-
TORONTO, April 16. -Sir William
their�privllege to attend the sittings AMSTERDAM, April 16. - A the lowlands of Belgium are as yet
tempting to bring about peace, and
Hearst arrived In New York yeSter-
of the Lower House, a message from Karlsruhe despatch to the Frank- too water-logged to permit active
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the moderate tone of his speeches
day from Porto Rico after an enjoy -
Right Hon. David Lloyd G corge, the furter Zeltun!! reports the'passage by operations. An attack OKI Arras would
has been In sharp contrast with that
able trip. He is in excellent health.
'British Prime Minister, setting fortb the Chamber of the Grand Duchy of entail the hurling of troops against
of the German Chancellor and For-
Sir William will not return to To-
-the position of the allied armies on Baden there of a resolution request- the Canadians at Vimy Ridge, the
eign Secretaries. However, his Par-
ronto for a couple of weeks, as he
''the west front and the immediate Ing the imperial German Government Labyrinth and other formidable mili-
ticipatioti in the forced peace upon
intends visiting the Southern StAtes.
needs which confronts the allied to endeavor to secure a general tary works protecting that city. I
Russia, as well as that upon Ron-
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nations, The BrtLish Premier's meii- 1 agreement for the cessation of hostile The savage fighting reported at
mania, did not show that his actions
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parsnips. Wbolesale dealers
of s6eds in stock.
sage and other official statements air raids on places outside the zone Hangard-en-Santerte, south of Al-
kept stop with his Words.
The lose of Neuve Eglise certainly
for Bailleul
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from overseas will demonstrate to of military operations. bert, 'and on the centre of the line
re-
Count CzeTnin on April 4 Inpan
YES! MAGICALLY!
made the situation no
brighter. but the allied position, on
the PUTIlamentsirtans thaU tbo facing Aralens, may mark the begin-
r.
address at Vienna declared that r -
task before Mr. Justice Duff of hand-
but
ing of new Ileal0% and energy to
tired ailing men, wommi and
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pi osent an d 'of' the Imm-ediate 'future, I N.S., April 16. — The ward toward Aralens. So far the
mler Clemenceau had sought peace
negotiations with Austria. The
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CORNS LIFT OUT
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qYDNEY,
aiA not those of some "'()'it"s to agent of the Marine Department here fighting has brought the Germans
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Czernin lied The French ana Aus-
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there trian Foreign Offices then issued —
I it Is predicted that the c;o%ernment W1 I H MUM`) I '-"---'----- ---'---"--'---- - - * - , ...
L Ican steamer was burned off the Nova ther south, near MOntdidier, I - I
v:tl put forward radical amendMeLILS I Scotia
11 1. coast on Saturday night and has been Intense artillery fighting, statements explaining the unofficial . i
- A - having for _A I lfillillifilillifilliilliffillififiI
I to the full Lary 00- - ,
their object early and conalderablo
that the crew had been transferred
to a U. S. warship w'iieh came to her
but the Germans have not attempted
Infantry operation -B in this important
negotiations in 0 Lzedan .
Early last week the French Gov-
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You simply say to the drug store
additions to the military forces.
assistance. The name of the vessel
sector.
erument declared that Emperor
man "Give me a quarter of an. ounce
in regard to the speeding up of the
Waa not ra.wlonod.
The Germans occupied a shamble�
Charles and Count Czerriln both had
of &ezo.e," This will cost very little
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Military Service Act -achwery.1here
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when they took Neuve Eglise Mon-
said that the ciiLlm of France to
but is sufficient to remove every hard
are various reports as to impending
. action. 'it is stated on good authority
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BANISH PIMPLES
day morning, The contending forces,
who bad been battling bitterly here
Alsace-Lorraine was just. This
brought" a 'denial from Emperor
or�Voft corn from ohe's, feet ,
A few drops of this now ether com-
that the operation of the act will Ile
AND ERUPTIONS
for days, had been usking,and giving
Charles In the form of a telegram LO
pound applieil directly upon a tender,
expedited by tbe-transfor to the mili-
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no quarter. Several times the shell-
Emperor William, to whom h -e re-
aching corn should relieve the sore-
tary, authorities under MaJ.-Gen.
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In the Spring Mos. People Need a
torn village changed hands. On each
Iterated his loyalty to the German
ness instantly, and soon the entire corn,
Mawburn of some of the functions
Tonic Medicine
occasion, ft was a struggle to the
cause and denied that he had, F,ald
root and all, dries up and can be lifted
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row discharged by the Minister af
the
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death with bayonets as the troops
France was justified in wanting Al-
out with the fingers. .
'Tid
j,�Htjce, Ron. C. J, Doherty, in
l bL114 that the military men can get
()Ile of tile silrost signs that the
swirled in a mad melee through the
sace-Lorraine returned.
This immediately brought from
This new way to one's feet of
corns v�as,introduced by a Cincinnati
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q4i9kcr action than the lawyers.
blood is out of order is tlie pimples,
crimsoned streks.
The British and Germans alike had
the French Government the publics-
Man, who says that, while freezone is
I it is m3so �umored that Class 3
misiglitly cruptions and eezetria
frequently with tile
but one thought as the red -heat of
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tion of a letter from Emperor" Charles
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sticky, it dries in a moment, -and sim-
Urder the get, namely. unmarried
that come .
to spring.
conflict jot into their blood -to fight
to his brother-in-law, Prince Sixtus
ply shrivels up the corn without' In-'
mon or widowers without children
change from whiter
These that tho long indoor
to a fini,sh and accept the fate which
of Bourbon, which was autographed,
naming or even irritating the surround -
ly 1)( tween the sea of 36 and 45, May
be forthwith "Bed out, It being bb-
prove
life, of winter has had its effect
was In store for them.
After the British recaptumd the
and which the Emperor asked he
given to President Poincare. In 'he
Ing tissue or skin. 0
eDon't let father dle of Infection or
I.ev,ed that this class should be call-
the married men
lipon the blood, and that a tonic
medicine is needed to put il right.
place on Saturday morning they con-
letter the Emperor sald that France
lockjaw from whittling at his corns;
but clip this out and make him o7 it.
ed before younger
of Clan 2. and that from among them
111deed there are tow peopip W110
Untied to hold It with a hollow square
Of troops thrown around It. T,he
should have Alsace-Lorraine, and
that Belgium and Serbia should be
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could J�6 fAbd dt once several thoa-
do not need a tonic at this SeaS011.
massed Germans kept, flinging them-
restored. .He also asked thz.t London
BACK VARDS AND VACANT L OTS
sand 'Just as phy,mically At for the
Class I.
Rad blood does not inerely sll()%;v it-
self in disfiguring eru tiOns ,ro
selves against this thin but determin-
and Paris be felt out as to probable
Now is the tirne for organization.
trenchft as are the man of
this is done, however, the
tie a
this same o(.----- Tt L*I.acks
ed line of defenders. The blittle went
peace terms.
have
There will be a greaLer need for
Bt,foris
Government vAll give a little,further
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of rhouinatism and tumb'a n - the
and
On untn late at night when the pres-
su re from overwhelming enemy
German newspapers attacked
both Emperor Charles and his Fdr-
aro(duction in cities, towns and vil-
F th,s summer than ever before.
time for getting,better returns from
Province
sharp stabbing pains of sciafie,�
neuralgia. appetite and a dc)-
forces became too great, and the
eign Secretary, because of tp's letter,
g,
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Plan what you will do witb the back -
. Class 1, especially from the
poor
sire to 'avoid exertion. you cannot
weary square of khaki dfitsolved, to
and attempts have been made to show
yard or vacant lot now, so that when
of Quebec.
in regard to the Quebec problem,
cure these troubles Dy tile tise of
re-form In new positions a little
northwest df the town. Even then
that it was not written by the Em -
peror. It has been reported !n Vien-
the season begins in a few weeks
ow what to do and
the steps recently taken to speed up
of appeals
purgative triledicines--yon need a
tonic an(I a tonic only, ,and aniong
the Germans found themselves In a
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will lose 110 precious time about it.
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Two Yetlrs:- Illness
the hearing si.d dL�Isllon
are now bearine tiult. Several then- all mvdicipes there is.. tiolp- van' riasty situation, for the British artil-
Montreal Dr. Willitmis' Pink Pills for lery Immediately opened a tremen
Once the garoen oeason starts it
starts with a , rush. There is no
E.gnds' of apptaLa from the
and Quebec Mllttsry� Districts have
equal
their tanic, life-giving, nerve-ro-
dons bombardment and began piling
German dead with those who had
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shortage of veqptable seeds except
have
come to the Centril App�3al Coull
st,oring powers. Every dose of tilts
jilakes rich blood
up
gone before. I
Cured by Two'Boxe S
parsnips. Wbolesale dealers
of s6eds in stock.
durt'ng the p,tst t.%o or three days.
Thirty or f6rty thousand more will
M(�dicllip now,
which drives out impurities, stilllu-
The lose of Neuve Eglise certainly
for Bailleul
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plenty
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. -t month. The
come In during the nex
lales every orgall aric brings a to01-
made the situation no
brighter. but the allied position, on
JOSEPH LAROUCHE Tl!-,]A,S OF
WHITI-, FEATHER FARM SLACK -
task before Mr. Justice Duff of hand-
but
ing of new Ileal0% and energy to
tired ailing men, wommi and
the whole has been growing better
DODWS KIDNEY PILLS
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I!n,g these Is a formidable one.
1�e is making imangeme nts for cla$sl-
weak
child�en. it you art, oul of 40t't,';
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with the passing of time.
Haig's mov-
He Suffered From Cramps in the
'nie rai Ml slacker" is no better
I n of cases. etc. and for pro-
fjoatto
give this medicint, ri trial and See
Field Marshal grave.
Ing appeal to the troops has greatly
Muscles and Headaches, But Now
than the inan who would not get
into Ichaki when the call for re -
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curing assigtatlee. so ib t final dpet-
Within
Ilow quick , ly it will restore thi, ap-
drooping spirit, and
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stirred the nation. Indicating that
He is Well Again
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cruits came, The women nitist.
-h6
bloull cla 40 given promptly.
four it is expected
elite, re%ive
your N-6ins with 11eNv, 11'(�1%1tl1_
the struggle ban reached a point that
Lae 11olichette Lae St. Jean Co.,
"w1lite fi,ather" the man w con -
I be next weeks
2at the drafOvs enrolled from the
giving blood.
may even be decisive. it forms the
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Q11('- April lr)tJ1.(SpeviaJ'-"I can
timies to live ineffectually dawdling
dancing
Province of Quebec will be equal to
You can get these Pills fro") n'13'
text of articles in the newspapers
urging d woman in the
assuro yoii Dodd's Ki�nev pills
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through . the elay and
tI11,()Ugl1 tll(- r0ght.
the num'ber so far secured tr,Lm On-
medicine defiler or by triail at 51)
box or six boxes, for A9 50
British Isles to take it to heart. while
made nit, %vell So. says M.'.1oS(1l)I1
Larmiche. weil known and highly
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tario. They will be sent overseas at
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from TI)e Dr.. Williams' Nledi�.'i'�e
breathing �onfidence that the noble
respected here. For two years 11(1
Do not allow wornis to sap thi,
I once. I
I in the debate upon the war agipro-
Co., Brockville, Ont. .
armies which already have proved
their mettle will leave nothing un-
was a sufferer front cramps in the
vitality of your children. It not,
ir-
- pritillun bilt-In the Commons last
week Hon. S. C. Mewburn. Minister
A SUNRIER PARADI Sr4,
do with
no that men can do, and that
French rushing to their aid they
muqelps and headacans- Ile was
treated I)v a doctor, but got 110 per-
'
,ittentled to, worms may work
reparable harm to ,the constitution
of Militia. asserted that there *Ould
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A handsome bookipt al.tiqlictilly
the
will yet save the day.
trianent relief till lie u,sed DOdds
Kidtley 11ills.
of the iiifant.. The little sufferers
canrti)t -,oiee their ailment, but
have to be a speeding up of the pper-
under. the NUUt$6rY
printed and illustrated JIBS 11, st I)COn
Emphasizing the gravity of the
. "Y(itl nlay publish my stalvinmit,
thit-e aro many signs by which
ation of tribunal&
service Act. There are tho" who im-
issued by the Grand Trunk Rail%laY
telling tlid'beautles of the "Lako
position. some of the papers point
out that the enemy Is now only 20
that Dodd's Kidney Pills madt, me
" Mr. 1,armwhe in an* in-
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111others, are made aware that a
dose of Alitle.r's Worm Powders is
Ileve ,that this speeding up pr*cesG
I will Include a Wholesale review of
of
of lla"� " distrl& in the 111ghlands of
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miles from Dunkirk and 40 from
Calais. While aparentl3r the i$ositlons
well says
tprvIew�,,-ttl ,Was ill t%vo years. I
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nilcessary. ,riiese powders act
,
from
temporary and conditional examp-
0_"'a� The Concise (legeripti011
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on nd tile intereAing pleture,
a
at Messinc3 Ridge have been turned.
had rrtimgnp iny tntu;cles, and
stiftered 0 t.-rible headaches.
,
11 lull ekly anti will expel worms
-n inconven-
sv4tei wiLljout any
tions. In connection with this belief
,
there was In circulatioll ,, a report that
In Wlew of the emphasis placed by'
gJ
re roduced from direct photografffis
I tile story of a very charmin
tei F
the whole northern arm,v.s communi-
cations are Imperilled. Others, a lit -
h f, I -In* # that fhA
Two boxt of Dodd's Kidney Pills
etired me."
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`Jtt . resort ,that is roaotlbd throlig Lie more OPe - , v ' *riiat Mr. Larotwne*s troubles GI%F BACK x 111i" m qu"'AiNq'r,
I �'j�o , , ___W0"WA____0,ft more German divisions are engaged .
fl, , I §�,� — I Huntsville. Nov�? is the tinin to Rasier will be Foeh's task. They came frnm his kidneys is ovidelleed A hark yard can row a crop Just
I I ' think of your summer's vacation. the 4 -iirp in
. I as weil as the ruraf market garden,
� , a mentAl littlo state that it in still too Boot) to as- by Me fact that he rotilid a (
* a . k Take a fteo, trif Dodd's Ridney Pills. TheY are Solnp
\ I Daulhter, I of Bays �, , People have an idea lhat a
� Ile 4'Lake ,
�,,f SOON OMAN olurfle fiumte that a direct thrust in the north, . I
ill W. 11 % �1_ - n, y throilkli - for the channel ports bag become the simply anti purely a kidni�v remedy 0or 9 11 will not, pt-oduce a erop
* o y asking -for this ,handsome pub Tito reasori they tire credited with is is a mistake. Oig it W
�, , . FLOATI 440 licatioli. Take the Jaurne sortie emamy*6 major operation. The In, . ell and
an at - curcv,q of rheumatism, lumbagO ,rdlize it With leaves aiid 41reel
.
�, '�, �":, __ MAW. I eveniifig Ott SUpper ,Nvitt your creased. aftivity of the Germ III dropsy backache diabetes .rtd� fe I
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.!�, % .�, . BEFORE , %;,ft wife and chlilfttb, then slam t1le Isry astride of the Somme points 0 heart 4isease is illat all of these ,m%,eppings.
I , , at
`A.6�! , - a renowal of the e6ntost on a I get -Pre either kidney - tt�----!T,-- ---
6... - 1. **to i , 0oor bn the doctok tdr J918 by fAk %N
11 VA�Wwl I il on & t6ak journey. scale. The Times states that Gen . diseases or dis . �
I I � I Ing "ur tam who eonams,nds the nortlier� eases eaused by sick kidneys. I
1. throiip,h this &ftl gumnl&, plisy- Plumer, --- � - I
I MU112111% Lllktiliti MM wing. is on ground thoroughly famil- I
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�? . . . 1, VWAU& A� , o him. Parts newspapers uniant. ALGONQUIN PAIRK � I
, . I --"Aa- ,% . I A postal Card to 0. E. � orning, tar t ISO Gen. Haig's f 11 .1
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.. I Thny stimulate ��! , guawk, lim Ulm Stattob, Tor uto, I rompt- mously pra This wonderful Goverfirlient, re- ' - 1- I
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0 1 , I , 01 ly bring I Me , bt. tte day. wlitch they say has b"A s 2,"M,OO� acres of � I , "
'06A - " I . � InImMistoly arswered with 11rilis *a- fomt, lakes an rivows go aside for "* I
I " I � I � ENG- orgy by tb* hGtOlc Britlsh-tmM 9 at
� deah the c "t* " sweetaft the I
llf.i� breath, ckan aw*y 4'" am vow,- I NATIONAL � a plhygrojind for the people has be- , .
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I I I ous matter ftvm *04 "d wroot LAW come one of the principaF obective �. I
P ��� �� J . � as V I = ix� from England is tb hlLv6 nationfil A 86M for tho Hlfiotm-The points of tile summer tourist,, thoo ,
� �, I , . a disotxlerod mMUU* at ths 90"th, kitchens. Publio b*ths and purk liver is a vory somitive organ and camper and caitoeisL Good hotels : . . . ��
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liver and bOW4 " buildinp wll,be t " td into kift. easily deraxiW- Wben this occurs and log cabin canips with m6it tfta . ab - ', I I
, uft iffemnt - � -1
%:� I I 3*rh' blillis into dMing therib in Undue secretion of bile antf onable ratps, situated In oiffemnt �
t � Mrs. 3o**Ph 9, , saullift- ens and tA he lierid liquid flows into the SL6T- farts of the park and opeiatod by
. ,41 halls ; street eats an4 omnibuses I am System
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,��, I , . . v4le, N.S., " A., Z_ Uvubled I . roduck to stch sifid sours it. It'is a most dis- lie Grand TrUnk Railw I tion for
� � � , I � I with a gout 0 .1 I iitil tis* A** "I's *J11 clirry the iftfitdi6d t i ailment, and many are offer flrtit CIM 4COOMM liv6- in
�� ,� I =11' I Vg* &VA tl*y t1ioUMOds Of WAII Xistributins D
,,, ,ti_ of N1 1huWa VW stitionti. Varied. aftla will b r n30 W In this conditiou a man those %Vho do not desire to
"� , � cur-! fr.',.. 11 . ""- E413 the hint reinedy iT1 Parint- the ppen. Ufflimited enti0e r U 8 "
, I'll �. I I vldASd for ever#wy at the lowest lW8 Ventable Pills, which are for the eaniper, spleridid A in , � L
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I If, , hl V flott*t "-,Wd 0ift tot III possible price atid there witt 'be beautiful coviltry, wid L, it andjp� . I
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, � to. 111ty 1. = W"I'Anted to speiatilly correet Ole . &_ I 40ftt 01"116, �
1. 'I - . sp�.%`11,e�tbtlwf "' 2 speeial invalid kitellens. er. Th6re is no better medi- T at
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� 1; a1zf), ,�R' ,,r hstUX ='Az; 1 a . We �_.*_. disord vigorating air is fouift h I � - .
both, I,igv �1�_A to 02 . 0 eint in the entire list of pill pro- altitude Of 2.000 &t al)OVO 8e% 10,vel- a,
y "V*fts*hd t . I
'L ftN,ta*'ffo* ,rlw #Aroob , I . ft ,, #P � MAN*V X%1*V AM , partitions. . Illustrated descriptive fiterattare I ..
i,�e xvery extra lim of Wliftt farm- I and M1 partioularg InaY he hotd on . L iA, k
* ttill)UtaI4, IAI*000 Villk 'iw* 1. . f . II Ut In this sprit* will "Ve 'pay 'Your out of - town accounts applielittion to atiY Orlind Trutkk , umfiiud I
-4kl. 10(t vio-e siltom,�Uft.f* I , m, Marvin& Europo by'Dominift Exprk,&§ Money Order. Agent or to Q )�, 110ANING, 0. P. Aq ,,
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L I I ,&ISI),17 5M,000,0W N'6b6ls. Five dollara �osts three Pents. Toronto, Ont. I 11
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