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N0 l0l lil LIFE SUM’SIDE YOUTIIFUL CRESCEUS

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So say the Sufferers from Chronic Dyspepsia.

A Trouble That Make the Life of iw

Miz. Wood Avard, Shediac, crossed by

the Northumberland yesterday, with two

vicbiB8 Almost Unbearablf* horses.

Causes Hesiachen He-rt Pilp itv- tion, Diuiness, ii Fe.-_ling of Wvlr °mcs°, and a Distaste fu r Food _

Prom “L`Avei;iir du Nord." Sf- Jer°m'°’~ 0"- _ . V Snflerers from dyspepsia or bad d\$Z9S‘

tion are numerous in this country. Ai- gat daily one hears some one complain- * 0.* gin- tm-*ur-ss caused them by the ghdy, and it is no uncommon tliing _ro kara siill`ei~er siiy "I Wish I was dean". And no iv.-ride-_-, the sufilriiig cziuscfi “Y hd :li-gestion c isinoa be i:na_;'iue.l by MW' gg who has not suffered from it. Tr-e vlujmisa constant from headaches,he..rt in, heart palpitatiou, and nausea. H8 has a had taste in his mouth, is unable to dtain restful sleep and has always a feel- 'gg of wearlness and depression. BAD iere isa sure cu-re for this trouble and it bfonnd in the greatest of all known m-l- Hnes-Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills for Pol: hople.” Among those who have been cured -if ‘is ,};,,y,re.-sing maiady by Dr. Wiliinvns Pink Pills is Mr. Alfred Chasliot, a “eil known farmerliving near St. Jerome,Q ie. Tba reporter of "L’Avenir du Nord." .‘-lr, Giasbot told the following story of NS Eine:-is and subsequent cure:-“For th:ee years I was an almost continual suiff - cr ‘hom the tortures of had digestion. A' er eating I felt as if some heavy Weiliihi Was ,gs-sing against my chest. I was racked with violent headaches; my temper be' came irritable; my appetite uncertain; my nerves were a wreck and I was always honbled with a feeling of weariness. I was able to do very little work and some- times none at all. Although I tried many remedies I was unsuccessful hi my search for a cure until a friend ad- vised me to try Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Any doubt I may have had as to the merits of these pills were soon dispelled, hr I had not been taking them long before `l noticed an improvement in my condition. l continued the use of the pills some ‘weeks when I considered myself fully cured. Today I am as well as I ever was in my life, and would strongly advise all imilar sudbrersto try Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills and Iam sure they will find them as leneloial as I have. R. Williams’ Pink Pills cures by going

tothe root of the disease. They make nw, rich, red blood, strengthen the nerves and thus tone up thewhole system. &|ld by all dealers in medicine or sent by ggi), poet paid, at 50 cents a box or six homes for $2 50 by addressing the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Cc., Brockville, Ont.

IEW ARE GF IMITATIONS of Mc- laan’sVcgetable Worm Sy1'\1D» 801'- We genuine don't be deceived _ with any imedy offered to be iust as good.

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An. INTERNAL and EXTERNAL Ruricdy for the immediate Relief and Cure of

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This is an internal and external Family Re-

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skid be kept in ever? household and in every aravelkfs gnpcack- o not overlook the fact

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F sale everywhere gc r box ogrby mail on receipt o?eprice.

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Lime Juice

Is' the pure, refined juice of iVest India Lime Fruit, obtained by us from reputable planters; filtered, sterilized and bottled. I t is a delightfully refreshing drink for ali seasons.

THE S. S. City of Ghent made her

regular weekly call at Summerside yesterday.

Miss Hazel Palmer of Fredericton, N. B. is visiting here, the guest of Mr. and , Mrs ll. H. Wright.

THE Baltic starch factory building will

be sold at Public Auction on Friday. August 30th.-\V.H. Manson, Auctioneer.

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Tas. Steamer Tiber was in port yester-

day morning froin Montreal and loft about 10 a. m., for Sydney and Halifax.

REv.F. W. Br-idsliiw, returned Miss- ionary from China, will speak in the Baptist Cnurch, Central Bedeque, to-mor- row at3 p. m.. Subject: “What God is doing for China."

Ri~:y.F. W. Hanna v, will preach in

CentralStreet Church of Chirst, Sum- meiside, to-marrow morning. Subject: “The Punishment of Sin.” Evening sub- ject: “lrernal Punishment or Univer- salism, which i”

Miss Bmnm Sraavzs, who has been

visiting in Summersido during the sum- mer, lcft yesterday on return to her home in Moncton. Sha was accompanied by Miss Clara Hall, who will spend two weeks visiting in Moncton.

A NARROW escape from what might

have been a serious accident happened in our harbour, shortly before9 o’olock last night. While a sail boat containing two men and three ladies was coming from Cape Tormentine, they were run into by the S. S. City of Ghent, which was on her way out of port. Fortunately the Captain of the steamer had seen the dangerous position of the boat and blow the whistle and stopped the engine just in time to avoid the danger. Though the boat was struck broadside by the steamer no damage was done, butjudging by the screams, the occupants of the boat got a had scare. `

Dr. W. H. Pethlcir returned home yesterday from a two months’ visit to Eastern Nova Scotia, where he has been conducting his investigation into the cause of the Picton cattle dsease. Dr. Pethick was lent over at the request of Hon. Colin Mclsaac, and other prominent citizens of 'Antigonish. He will report ‘.0 the Government of the work done. Dr. Pethick has, we under- stand, visited all that section of the coun- try extending from Rive:-John in Pictou County to Capo George in Antlgonish County, and south to Guysboro. Mrs. Pethick and son Ritchie, who returned with him, spent the summer at Anti- gonish.

A number of delegates left yesterday to

attend the Grand Council of the C.M.B.A, of Canada, which meets at Niagara, Ont. next week and others will leave to-day. Among those from the Island are: Rev. A. E. Burke, Alberton, Dr. P. C. Murphy and Ban’l O’Brien, Tignish; Wm. P. Callaghan, }:’almer`s Road; Thcl. Doyle, St. Mark’s; Benj. Gallant, M. L.A.,Bloom- field; Joseph F. Arsenault, M. L. A.,Woll- ington, John Gallant, Egmont Bay; Joseph McCal1ough, Summerside; W. G. McDoiiald,Vernon River; Rev. Dr. McLen- nan Cardigan; Rev. R.J. Gillis, St. Petei-’_s; Dr. A. A. McLellan, Souris; Rev. J. H. Blacquierre, Epang Du Noid, Magdalene Isl inds.

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To- ciaty’s Probabilities-

Tonoxro, August 23.-(Special)-Moder

ate to fre sh winds, mostly south and east; fair and cloudy with some showers or thunder storms.

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QUESTIONS LOB. WOMEN.

Are you weak, nervous, irritable, easily

worried and fatigued? Do you dread your daily work and feel like letting your dut- ies go undone? Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food will restore your nervous system and send the thrill of new life and energy through the body. It is above all a woman's medicine as its invigorating influence on the nerves nsures regularity in the functions of the bodily organs’

l.ANAD_|_AN ?ACIiFIC

TORONTO _RIHIBITION

Aug. 26th to Sept. '7th.l9Ol-

0ne Fare For The Round Trip.

Going Aug. 27rh ro Slept, 3;-d, Return to Sept. 12th. 1901. From Charlottetown $24.05

over at Tomato.

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A Young Lad Steals Purse and Money

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FROM LADY IN MARKET

The Magistrate is Firm and is Determined to Stop Larc eny.

John McCarthy, a lad of ten years was

arraigned yesterday afternoon at the police court, on complaint of Miss Elizabeth Scott, North River, for the larceny of a purse from her pocket, _ while in the market building.

Miss Scott testified that while in the market with some butter, eggs and chickens which she sold, she had been making change for a lady after- wards putting the purse in her. di-one

rocget. lhe tléeaught she ‘hong albout $4 n e purse. c x e purse and money and said cha Ellcved it was

her provrty.

Mrs. clntyrc ldontlilod the boy aa thc

one slgeéaw in the maikioc about .tha ‘cngt- .actiilo'fmm- sa Scott. a- I vicaiocotbcfwilno the purse was mined.;

l[r.Dlllon, market clerk. said that he

pat the bgout of the market at nine o’clock. o with a number of other boys have been in thc habit of frequenting the

. y ly wal ng yoga

tables out of his atal . _ Arthur Harpcrtcstiflad that McCarthy was in the market on Tuesday and while a lady was making a purchase the boy was in too tract th'

, g pen c et

on the satchcl. He did not succesful Ha also saw thc prisoner in tho market yesterday morning.

Sergt. Bradley testified that he went

overtothe mar et and from the infor- mation recelved from Miss Scott went in search of him and found him coming out 1 of the Telegraph Omoo. After the arrest the boy used dlthy language until his father camo along. When ha arrived at the station he was searched, but nothing was found on his person. After he was

placed in the cell the Sc?eant ordered the boy to take o his clothes as hc was gong to resolve a flogging. The boy asked that if he

ceiving an assurance the *icy led the omoer to Woolner’s yard and picked the purse from between two buildings. W hen asked how ha secured purse he said he gotit on the bench. McCarthy ls one of the same boys who were before the court for breaking' into J. C. McDonald°s

The father pleaded for the boy stating that his moth'er,had been dead fora number of years and the affair happened while he was at his work. He also atated that the lad was only ten years of age and tha the lady who lost the purse was willing _thatthe boyshould get off.

The Magistrate! said that there was no

»»douht about the prisoner being a bad boy and on his road to the penitentiary. At the present time time there area number of youthful criminals growing up and unless something is done there is no knowing where it will end. He was of opinion that a short sentence would aid to prevent such and he woul‘d therefore give the prisoner two months in Queen’s County jail.

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YOU PREVENT HAY FEVER, OR CURE IT,

in a prompt, pleasant and effective wav,

by inhaling the germ-killiiig throat and _ lung healing Catarrhozone, elightful to

use, sirgple in its. operation, free trom stomac nauseating and destroying sub- stances. It is a marvel of scientific cflic- acy: Catarrhozone kills the germs that excite the disease, heals the inflamed sur- faces and prevents absolutely a recurr-

en_ceof the ma1a%y. Catarrozone cannot fail to cure Hay ever because it destroys its cause. Druggists. 25.c., $100, or mail- ed to your address if price is forwarded to Poison Sc Co", Kingston, Ont.

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Oak Timber

Boards, _

Large stock kept on

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Bo_s'roN. August 23.-(Special.)-A great reception was given the Oxford and Cam-

bridge athletes who arrived to~day and will meet the Canadians at Montreal, and then meet Yale and Harvard.

The men were entertained at the Hotel

Vendome and leave to-morrow for Mon- treal. _ _

counts awav FROM Nous. Pom' Towssmen, August 23.-(Speclal.)- The exodus from Nome is fairly on and each steamer is bringing large num- bers. So far fully a thousand have arriv- ed from the north this season.

srnnn srnrkn Utvonancnn. Prrrsnuao, August 23.-(Special.)-The

steel strike situation is without material change. _ Quiet prevails everywhere and there is no dimunition in the number of non-union men working. _

cnnacnus nitaaxs ina Rnoonn.

Raanvrnu, Mass, August 23.-(Spe

cial.)-Crasceus here yesterday in presence of 25.000, spectators trotted a mile in I.01§ and made the Anal _quarter in D2 seconds, beating his ownrecord.

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0F PERSONAL INTEREST

Hon. Peter McNutt, Ma1peqne,is at the

Davies.

J. F.Fraser,Ottawa, is among the guests

at the Davies.

Miss Laura McIntosh of Kingston is

visiting friends in Freetown.

Mr. W. C. Lea, Victoria, was among the

visitors to thc City yesterday.

Mr. L. N. Pickard has entered the P. E,

I. Hospital sufex-ing with appendicitis.

Mr. Frank B. Street,Mcntreai, the well-

known commercial man is at the Davies.

Miss Annie E. Harris, who has been

revealed where the money was whetheri. YiSiiil1Ir friend! Bl SDl‘i¥18l>0U» l‘0Wl'l10d he (Bradley) would let him o. Upon ra- hum, yeggg;-day,

Mr. Sydney Hobkirk of the Bank of

Nova Scotia. Chicago, came to the City yesterday afternoon.

Mr. A. D. Edwards, of the London

», CBQO.,

visiting Charlottetown.

Miss Catherine Wright of Cambridge,

Mass., is enjoying her summer vacation with her cousin Miss Louise Mclueod, Uigg.

Miss Mary Green who has been visiting friends at Murray Harbor Road and Montague Cross, returned to the City on Wednesday.

Among the passengers by the outward

,express yesterday morning was F. L. Haszard en route to Amherst to attend a meeting of stock breeders.

_ Miss Henrietta Coilings of Sentner, Mc- Leod & Co.’s leaves this morning on a short visit toSt. John, N. B. While there she will be the guest of Miss Pearl Clarke.

, Dr. and Mrs. Sprague returned last night from a vacation trip. Dr. Sprague has been in Newfoundland and Mrs.

Sprague in Halifax and Windsor.-Sack- ville Ex.

Mr. Donald Nicholson, of Hickey 8:

Nicholson, has given a special prize for a dory race in connection with ,the regatta in Souris on the 28th. It is to be ten d'o11- ars worth of tobacco divided.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex. McLeod, and their

little drughter, Selina, of Acadia Mines, have been spending a couple of weeks at Mr. McFoed’s old home, Belfast P. E. Island. Mr. McLoed and daughter were in Truro on Tuesday, en routo home having loft Mrs. McLeod at New Glas- sgow for a few days' visit with friends in that town.-Truro News. `

Mr._ D. McMillan has Tim GUanmaN’s

thanks for a copy of the Quarto Centen- nial number showing the advance of Calorado Springs from the logcabin to the palatial residence. The thirty years of progress seems hardly possible and yet. such is the condition of affairs. It is in- deed pleasing to know that P. E. Island 'I is represented among its public men, Mr. Kenneth McMillan being the City Clerk. ,

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Having a direct and combined action of

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hence its extraordinary success_and§opul- arity. Biliousnoss, liver complaint, right disease, deraitilged kidnefy are thoroug ly overcome by is t amlly medicine

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venting the hair from falling out, Coke Cure is the most clefanly of all hair preparations.

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it contains néocoiorlng matter or dye.

Coke Egg Shampoo as a-supplement to coke Dandriii! Once can be used for light cases of daridruf or where it ia loose in the hair. An excellent hair cleanser for ladies.

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