. Daily Colonist (1896-02-15). Till aliove cut is given for tho protection of all sick and sufteruig people.This trade mark is found on every bottle ofPainos Celery Compound, as well as on the outer wrapper or eartiiou. Any eelery prei)aratii)ii wil bout t lie above trademark is worlhles.-; and<kc<-ptive, CiireluUy avoid such, as lliese preparations will surely aggra-vate your troubles; in many eases (hey are positively dangerous. Wbni your health is low; when your life is in peril from disease,Iaiiies I I 11 1 Compound is the only medicine tliat can promptly bauisliyoui 11 iiulili ;.

. Daily Colonist (1896-02-15). Till aliove cut is given for tho protection of all sick and sufteruig people.This trade mark is found on every bottle ofPainos Celery Compound, as well as on the outer wrapper or eartiiou. Any eelery prei)aratii)ii wil bout t lie above trademark is worlhles.-; and<kc<-ptive, CiireluUy avoid such, as lliese preparations will surely aggra-vate your troubles; in many eases (hey are positively dangerous. Wbni your health is low; when your life is in peril from disease,Iaiiies I I 11 1 Compound is the only medicine tliat can promptly bauisliyoui 11 iiulili ;. Stock Photo

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. Daily Colonist (1896-02-15). Till aliove cut is given for tho protection of all sick and sufteruig people.This trade mark is found on every bottle ofPainos Celery Compound, as well as on the outer wrapper or eartiiou. Any eelery prei)aratii)ii wil bout t lie above trademark is worlhles.-; and<kc<-ptive, CiireluUy avoid such, as lliese preparations will surely aggra-vate your troubles; in many eases (hey are positively dangerous. Wbni your health is low; when your life is in peril from disease, Iaiiies I I 11 1 Compound is the only medicine tliat can promptly bauisliyoui 11 iiulili ;. It raakea sick tieople well. Ihelwbole lauds of the province, whichin British Columbia would mean twenty-eight million acres. He held that theonly alternative here is tn separatelyassess the several ilislriets of the |)ro-vince, unless half die schools are to beclosed up. If thi( distri<ds or ruralmunicipalities were so assessed in theirpresent condition they sim)ily eouKl notjiay the levy, sn that that alturnative isnot av

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