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Murlvlute south tu smthwe t winrls fin

and uoiitinne ‘ moderately warm.

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I was f`\u\-| of Acute Front-liitls by

BIINAIXITS l.l!\`lMI‘IN'I`.

J. M. C_\MPIlEI.L.

Iliiy of hluiuls.

wan (lured of Fu iisl Xeurnlgiri by MIN- Alll> 5 l.li\l Yll‘I.\"l`.

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TEETH

l>>s`t wait until .i ricntnl

liiil reiniurls you of neglect. A vie-an tooth might wear out ; it Cnuuol decay. Many wh look after their teeth cou- .antly fail in the selection o u proper brush. A brush t cleanse properly must have genuine bristles, just stiff enough, long enough and s triinincd as to reach every ook and cranuy. We pride

ourselves on our line of tooth brushes. They are honest, practical ones. We look out for the little points that mean much in tooth saving. We don't reconirncnd the cheaper ruslies. but for 25 cents we an furnish the kind that will rliire and that will do what

icy .slioultl while' they lust.

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The Medical Hall

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‘ and Bowel Troubles.

Torpld Uvor, Sick llsndachs, Cenntlpu than and llllsushu, spesdlly

t ` and by

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PILLS

i 'They nfs and he from Calais!

sl-any eanbotsksu st any time and ll any clnus.

1 They an F1:-sd with A osnxtnud .K1-

Llr-T1 mods rom'“l=s Dollars” and sclsnPr.&

' wmhllld odd' 0 prlnd ’ thu' _sh :bon that 'mon nl cha

bed Live, Gionni _I lewd Pills nov bdrm the pobls. lor sale anrynhorc, llc por box,

r or by lsoll ol nocclpt o/prlcs.

lflN1’ON'8 PA IN RELIIF. Unity :ously for lntsnsl ssl utsrul oss.

Qu lbeunnl|_, Gc\le.B I

blgirslgis. lstlleeverygvrheet

price 15 cents perbottie.

ish pmprhnq, T Wann-rl Cunnan.

Os. usual, lxurussda.

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APS DRAGGING ARTILLERY UP NANSHAN HILL \

Quoor Dweiiurs in (fhnd.

A French army officer who recently

iniwdo an exploration of tho Luka Chad region in Central Africa. has ii-writ to his Government curious ro- lports of tho island dwt-,licrs in tho lake, who wore amazed when the tirst 'steamboat over sccn there puricd its noisy way among them. Iake Chad is roughly triangular in shape, and about 100 miles on each of its sides. At no point is it more than about thirty feet dcep, and it is A pcriect maze of islands. The islands are long and narrow and all lie in n north- northwcst and south-southeast direc- tion. ’l`his uniiormity il attributed by Colonel l'lcstcrin\'o in part to the currcnt from thc Shari River and in part to the prevailing winds. Many oi' tho islnnds arc fairly well wood- ed. and no difficulty was experienced in supplying the steamer with fucl. Among the trccs is one which is lighter even than cork, and thu nn- tlvcs somctinius use it for canoes and also as a float in crossing thc

| lanes oi water which separate thc isl- ands. Usually the canoes used by thc natives arc rnade of reeds, but not lnfroquently a native transfers his family and docks from onc island to another by simply swimming across. The cattle become accustomed to this mode of changing pasturage. Colonel , ilestenave estimates that the number of inhabited islands is about eighty, supporting n population oi about 50,000 people. There are como 70.000 or 80,000 head of cattle on the isl- snds, as well al n number oi horses.

Tunnel For tho Alps.

The Swiss Ccniederutcd railways

are seriously considering a project for boring a. tunnel under the Brunig to Interlaken in the Alps, says n Berlin despatch to The London Standard. A cog-wheel railway, which cannot be used in winter, il the only means oi' traveling over the pass nt present. The new tunnel would start at Glswyl, pass through the Kalscrthai and Brunig and ond in the Hasil valley not far from Bri- enz. It is also proposed-in connec- tion with tho tunnel to construct n mountain railway to the Upper Hn- sii valley, via Tmhof and Guttnnnen, so that Zermatt and the Upper Rhone valley could bo reached more rapidiy.

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A GREAT TURNUVER --0f--

Household

Our sales this summer have been away and beyond our

expectations-'Our purchases for fall have been very large.,

You’l1 find at our store the largest and newest stock of

` ' ' icontmcured mf." For ssls by all drupista

urniture &c., in the Province.

Yon’ll also find better value and lower prices here than |`

elsewhere-'Try us. |

Furniture I

-ark right Furnishing llo.

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Dreadful itching oi Eczema

Defied all treatment until Dr. Cl1ase's Ointment was used which complete~ ly cured.

Mrs. P. MACM-man, Malpeque mid,

Churlmtetown, l’. E I. and wnose hus- band is a nalnter, sviue~: “Allltle over s year ago I was atliictoi with eczema, which distressed ne zieatly on ncccunt of the dreadful itohlnrzand burning which it caused. I had tried several snlves and ointments for my trouble, but could get norelle( till I began using Dr, Ch ise’s Ointment, and it positively cured me. On account oi' the benefit wh'cl:i I have de- rived from this preparation I feel special confidence in recommending it to others.

‘\Ve have also used Dr. Chasn's Nerve

Food in our family for headaches and in1iigestion,and found that it does all that is claimed for lt.`

Dr. Chase's Ointment, 60 cents a box

at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates 8: Company, Toronr/».'_ The protrait and siz- natnre of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt book author are on every box.

FOURTH LARGEST IN WORLD

Nlw Yonai, August 21.-Coin'ng direct

from the yards of her builders nt New London, Conn., the steamer Minnesota, the largest American built vessel rollout and in point of tonnage ranking fourth largest vos el in the world, nrrived oh' this port to-night rind nncho ed outs'ds the bar to await until daylight before ‘proceedihg into the harbor.

ORDINARY CORN CURES ARE DANGEROUS

lrcnuse they contain nc-iris, but Putnnnfs Painless Corn and Wn t Extra' tor is entlrelv vegetnble in composition. Refused substitute f r “Putnnni's"; itfs the only sure, safe and Painless cure for i nrns and \\'m‘|_~.

Ki l'CHENER’S PROJECT.

LONDON, August, lil.-Sir Charles

Edward I~Io\\'nrd Vincent, honorary .wort-tary of the Vniierl Empire Trndc Leriggue. rl¢‘s|'i‘.~ to .sec Kitt-lior\ei"s uni» vi-i~.~'n| volunteer rrojerl extended to (‘n|iiuln nnrl Aii:~'tr:i‘in.

VERY REMARKABLE CURE OF DIARr

RHOEA.

“Alout .six yonifs' ago for the first time

in my l fc I l url ri sudden nnrl i~au\'i ro nt' tnrl: uf dlnrrlioen," says Mrs. Alive Miilcr, ol' Morirnii, Texas. “I got t'enipoi" iiry relief, but it crime buck nuriin mid nanin, rind iorslx longyt-iirs I hiive suf- fered more iiiisery rind ngony than I (nn ii-ll. It was \\'or.~si~ than tleiith. My h\ls~ lnnil sg(-nt hundrerls of dollars for phmi riiiu's nrercrlptions and treiitnient uith- out nvn-l. Finally we moved to Bosque county, nur prsstnt home, and one day I liappened to sos nn ndvertisemunt ol rChamlerlain's Collc, Cholera and-Dlnrr lioea Remedy with a tlstimonal of a man .who had been cured by it. The result was wonderful. I could 'hardly reallls that I was well asain, or bellevsit could be so sftsr having suffered so long, but that one bottle oi mcdlcnv, costing but n (sw

Better buying chances will not

occur this season-come and share in the bargains while they last- Seutner, Trainer 8 Co. zo dt!

Wh`te's Snowflake chocolates sro

ienersl favorites. Have ,'you lrl- d than yet. - 7ldt(

Summer Shirt Walsls, Suits, Silk

Costs and colored Silk Wslsts sro on the discount list for the balaucofof this month at Pston‘s. lBd\f»

Hawes HI!! lend eve het!

-nawz:s°f~c|:i.|:n'dh'r!:o sa.oo uns.

Extension

when which ing to

sie fastened to top with 6 feet and 8 feet lon _

to8a

wide. ing to

Solid oak, quarter cut, 24 x 24. .

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~/We can ail'srd__ ts islkvprice sn tables Ws buy neu i-lV¢ii:a',n;s1:¢<¢ii~zi;il=_‘iii smi. e ‘

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table, hardwood, dark antique Bnish.“trm"shs” f closed. 44 S 44- bv 5 tsrnsdsnd tinted, im."

pstent lrrlocks,,.eitend~ , .

Sealed leld.0ri.wi1I N Ncelved st the

oScs of thc Clssrlottctown Light md Comwiy... Loman, Qu,"

up fp nom' o Aug- Illi., for (hi purchase of loot the Cumpnys Second W0'-*ll°l¢ Ped' vf !s°=wo.mu mfr..

3_7_;5 ind¢r¢»su1ii=r¢t=°fsp¢i¢¢m , gi

Exicusiontables, oak., goldenguishi polishgdtop so x ` 44.

in. has 5 heavy fancy turned and~ tinted legs, strongly _ made. extending to 8 it long $42.00 down to a . . . . . _ .. » $l2.(,`0

Tables. made in choice quarter-cut' ¢01drn,oak“, extending . ..

nd ro ftlon_g$16.5o downto.;................ $1150

Extension table, hardwood. golden iinlsh. top 4o inches

with heavy rim and strongly braced legs. extend-

6ftloag.......

Also a lane line of parlor tables, solid oak 28 x_ 23 top. . .f. .

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Elmzoxao top...... , 1.90 Birch,mahogany24x24top " 53|() Half and library tables, quarter cutloak from $18 oodoy.p to _, 5 00

JAX. Pillllll

.suis rpuyaibil mf ywiy, ,e,r,ff,,,;'," Jan. and, r9z3. i °

Bonds to bear interest from the all of purchase. e r Tim Company donno: bind itself rr, accept the highest or any tender,

l-, . 1 .- ~ llh lognmtlgh and Power Company.

A OTICE!

_ The evenings are ti' cool now. It makes oniethliiiii tiiphilif

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Balbriggan and extra light weight natural wool wit

ventilated gussets. Did you see our blue grey Englis Unshrinkable Suits and Hose to match ?_$3_oo for the ouiii

Come here with your underwear and hosiery trouble

and we will cure you. .

. .BRUC0 ,

_Men’s Furnishers. Morris Block, Charitttetown.

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Fa"l Suit and Overcoat. We have just received a_ nice lot of Snitings and Overcoatings, the very latest linings both in colors and panef,,,,_ Call and see them. they are sure in please. _

MCDONALD & PERRY,

THE NOBBY TAILORS, Great George Street.

1'E|g_oER

Poi Extension West End

We have Underwear so Douglas Street

cool that 1t’s more comforta-

bI€ [0 Wear i.ll€Il1 than IO gO Sealed Tenders addressed to the un-

without. ,

Large and small sizes, the kinds that ht without turn-

ing them up at the sleeves and legs. \Ve can hear th stout fat men and the tall lean men say. “\Ve have bee waiting for you." We return ihe compliment with th

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dersigned and endorsed tender for ex- tension of West End of Douglas Strfrr, will be received at this oiiice until iiooii on Thursday, the 8th day of Septeiubi-r

e from any person or pt-rsons willing in

contract for the extension of tht- went end Of Douglas Street according to plan

of the City Surveyer in City liall 'l`lio Council do not bind themselves to no cept the lowest or any tender. ily

order,

TV. \V. LLARK

City C » ilice City C lerl.

City Ch`mwn, Aug i(,;li rr,>o.1

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moniiils and price se nt

lniil scaled enve‘

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For Repairs of all Kinds.

ENGINES, BOILERS, TANKS, ETC. r

The Charlottetown Poun- dry and Machine Cu.

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AUGTIUN SALE

-O£`- , Dwelling House and Lands

We are instructed by W. F:

Morri|,_Esq., to sell by Public Anctionou

Wsdnssdny. Aus Blst. |904

st ra nol?,ths gamble tene- mont ws nu use a property situstsd on Weymouth Street.

'hams pt sale. Sale positive.

BEN). CARTER & Co »

Auctioneers.

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Weeks & Co., solemgeuu.

li |uvmr.n.r. s_¢u»

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Autnigizos.

A choice Blend of Ceylon, wiwiemis Agenujfor r. im-ul.

I ndia and China Tess,in such proporionl as to lnsnrs s

delicious cup of Tas.

Sold by all the princiosl

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