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Exclusively.Fbr/KlliForms of Kidney, Liver, Bladder

*"7 '51 Jlifu. Blood Diseaeés. '

im. rnsiviz ir. eisaouniirons; N. Y.. rants How me PATIENT, .t. A. scans,

A SUFFERQ- IKORFYEARS WITH THE \VORST FORM OF ‘KIDNEY

DISEASE, WAS COMPLETELY

lii|liEll BY `YlAlillER’S.SAF E BURE ,

THE IIHCTURBLBTORY:

" Warner’s Safe \Cure\was first called to my ____;,.-

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sornnch as Wsrnei°'s,'and after sturlyin his `-\-'S\" case I advised hun tokeep on teking it. Hihad ‘-’;'__ `. \ been suifering from Chronic Diabetes for thirty / `--5 years. I was thejfamily doctoirand watched the '

effect of Warner’s carefully and bemme C01, >‘ ’ vgnced of its grea'tl"vallu§1. Nohlnliltleclbto in; / r 'Iyearsoa wic_ _ spea i yo I, -

the virtues olew-'nrnar's, g ~ g " W / I

“Since thatlimo 1 have usell Safe Cure ith ‘ 1' '

most beneficial results. From the experienvid of \ _ ) »

a practice stretcliin;ihr;ver,2'3 years, I have no -' ._ - _ IZ, hesitation in startui #Safe Cure il the most ”' ';’ '

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Williamsport, Pa., whareil was than practicing. Ile told me that noiother medicine helped him

Received by the Emperor

valuable specific )\Tnr~’Brlght's Disease, Dia-

betes and all norms of acute and chronic kid

ney disease. 1_ *prescribe fir myself, and am glad to add ni lndorsement to that of my brother

physicians wZo‘u.i'o commending it.” -

-Frank M. Sisson, M. D., Lyons, N. Y.

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More suffering ‘and deaths result from ai- '

fectlona of the kidneys than from all other dis-

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eases. and principally because they are no discovered in time.

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Kidney diaaasevvorks alon slowlyand steadil yi

and often getsa iirmhold inthesystern longbeforo you even suspect lt. If you have the slightest doubtabout your condition you should at once

Let some morning urine stand M hours , if a

’ I reddi.sh»ixr'n\vn sediment forms or if pa|'tiul<-s

float about in fit,-or it is the least cloudy or smoky, your kidneys are utterly unable to cnrrv the waste matter out of the body, and if allowed to run ou without ti'f~iit.iiiorit, uric avid will clog the hlood and poison the whole system, causing serious complications and dw

in convulsions.

If you haverpains in the back, uric acid polsou,'rhoumatic riliis and swellings, gfuit.,

gravel, diabetes, Bright’s disease, inflammation ofthe bladder an<Tiiriiinry orgaiis, sczililiiig sins when you urinate, eczema, jaundice, tor ld liver; or, if a woiiian, bcnriiig-down scu-

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an and our position at Potlctiusky. A -fusilade was also begun by small parties of Japanese across the Ai river.

U1 became increasingly difficult, especially at

Potistinsky, which was bombarded on the front and on both flanks.

ill Hilllll Blilii

from Gen :Kuropatkin

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Russian Losses were 4000 and Japanese -800-Description

of Conflict. ’ i

ST. Psrnirsnuiui, May 3.-The emperor

has received the lcllowii g telegram un- der todsy‘e dale from Gen. Kuropatkin:

“Gen. Snssalltclfs report daled today

on the iight of ‘May ist, says that the bat~ tie was fought under the following cir-

“The l2th and 22nd regiments and the

.2nd and 3rd batteries of the Sixth Brigade of Artillory`were engaged in the battle, which began with heavy cannonadinu of »-our right tlankhy siege guns at Wiju and .field batteries in the distance.

“After a lull the fighting was resumed

with extraordinary violence against the left ilank of our main position atTurench-

“The sit uatlon of thedefcnders` position

hirt Ja iinese guns were pitted

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I Wish I could show you `

my gallery of childrcn’s

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photographs. ' Over thirty-five hundred of them ~- all sent me volun-

tarily by their rnarnas.

P sation, fainting spells, painful periods or so-calyled feninle \t oaknvs.~, ? our kidney s have -1-ii seriously affects( for months, as outward syiiipt/.rms seldoiii showt ioniselves until the dis- ease has been ‘working u. long time.

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There isnotiu minute to be lost-get a 50-cent bottle of Safe Cui eat your ruggis

It will rolloveyou at once and effect a permaiientcure.

SAFE cum: cunss iuolvsv Disease.

Warnezils Safe Cure is absolutely the only certain cure for liri;;ht’s iiiseasc niul nil

diseases of the‘kiilncvs, liver and liladder. It soothes ini1n.iiiinntion aiul irritation, ri~| -airs the delicate tissues, heals the organs, restores energy and vigor, and builds up a strong,

hetL1thgnhod(y.

fe ure`is made entirely of herbs, contains no harmful drugs, is free from soili-

nient and ilmi-saiit to take, Has boon used successfully in leading hospitals for yours.

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To convince 'every auihrer from diseases of the kidneys, liver, bladder and liior

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Before you buy .your spring suit

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MCDONALD -& ZBERRY,

The N abby Tailors, _ Great George Street,

April ii dw if -

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SKIRT S . -

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KEEPING and MPRQVI t' Between Halifax, Truro, Pai uc June Every merchant who ever tried our nc\ea,o=¢\»¢:.

goods has kept on buying theme SAFE \`

o is - Deeds llninlln ini in

tter order business for spec

ini sizes is a big advantage to ou

customers. TRY IT SMOOTH

n and will mwl “I _ Salas exceed that of an

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Mr. Wm. Minto of Summenide par cy, yn K d y -

YOUR OWN IJNE' f I c°her in the Lower Prn-

Irlta for nies and lint anis to o aenn not r. I. Lulivnr can unc..

mmm mnumtmucm """'°""';`“ ' l 'owls of emi] A Winfield Scott Manager ‘

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AO°» 32» 34 Gf°”"m° 3"' H°“i“"‘ I signs. 'mae lunar- HHH* ___ ,, and Ceylon.

is our agent for P. E. Island.

" H , Small Farm for Sale in

Esdalc ' Charleictewn Royalty.

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STOMACH

and Bowel Troubles.

Tea-pid Liver, Sick Headache, Condit- '- tha and Bllloushela. speedy

cared hy

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bum aa ,mis For lair alurymharl, 386 por

ii nrhrln d with th f§..’1°.».. .ina .i‘Z»..'.f. 'Tl""”'.,.»...l’."‘§""' but Liver Smmaaa and Bowel Pill:

but.

or by mall an receipt elprlco.

8TANfDN'S PAIN RILIIF.

I family unch in internal :ol extern!

Curealhmmadum, Collqépraiia, , Neumlgia. For aaieeverywhen,

prion as cv.-nts per bottle.

Sale pmpnnooa, Tan Wines-rl C

, Co. Limited, llearrsai, Canada.

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't' 'fheyneaafe and prompt ieafrem Cable!

ar any Mercurial preparations; em be salsa

V at any time and in any climate. 1 The-yueprnpand wllbaemeeatlalslls-

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-against our battery at Potietinsky, which after having silsiicefl the eneiny‘s moun- tain baiteiy, directed its [irc on the Jap- anese infantry and sustained few losses so long as it was not obliged to take up another position owing io the withdrawal

of our infantry from the bank.

"The Japanese under our Dre made

continual bayonet attacks on curtrtops.

“Japanese bodies lay in heaps at the

river fords.

“Simultaneously with the attar-li at

Potietiusky an a‘ tack was bell g made on our left ilank nt Tui enchen and ihe .R»u<.~ian tr: nches had to he abandoned under the Japanese enfilnding fire. Our reserves several times mingled with the first line, thus enabling it for a long time

to maintain its position. `

“Finally all of the supports were

brought up into the firing line, but owing to the grent distance from our main re- serves it was impossible for them to reach the advanced force in time and our men retired from the principal position to an- other position in the rear of Turenchen, followed by the concentrated fire of the Japanese, who could not makeup iheir minds to descend from the crest they occupied and face the fire of our batteries at Poulemetts. They dug fresh trenches and opened it heavy nrtillery fire on our new position and degan to turn our left. flank towards Chin Gow.

“Two battalions ofthe Eleventh re-

giment, and the third battery of the Third Brigade of artillery belonging to the main reserves, were ordered lo Lao- Fun~Hou. They occupied a position with A double tiring line, thus permitting our ‘ advanced line, which had enifered heavily and our wounded to retire.

“A battalion oi the Eleventh regin:en‘,

hoth flanks of which were repeatedly turned by the enemy, advanced with fix- ed iiayonets, preceded by buglers, to cdear apassagc. The Japanzse, however, de- clined a hand-io»hand conflict and recoil-

ed..

"in frontof the regiment a chaplain

'bearings cross was struck by two bul- lets.

“lt was only by advancing on the

Japanese with the bayonet thatthe Seventh (1) regiment was able to re-

We oiler by private sale the farm of

'rim pm -¢ vm femur ewan _ »tl1e late John Meil-ett, situated in ' and Lieut Colonels Dometiti and Relev- lld °?\=y,i:5 gy My 1;, A~ {*=|#°"'~ 1 Royalty West, contsi ning 12 acres of

` G°° t ° "min" is 'min-g was I ,prime land in a high state of cultiva-

Any informal on g _ _ Cl" bs hid by wllivs ll 0"' °i°°- = tion. There are on the premises a

ood dwelliu house and two large

& C0, ulgarns, also § well oi' water at the

Fonnden, lfugineen, 'd00f- l ad B°ilet1=\l¥¢rl¢ If not gold before Tuuday, May 3,' rendering them useless. For the same

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"'"“‘ ",;,,_‘§:,§‘,‘;;,,E:‘,,j"""" , i9Q_.,,,w=wi1i<>e¢fn at rutile Aus ri-wnsix on-mor the Third battery ti _. A P. E. Island. don on that date at 4 p_ m, For UI thu Third brigade Of artillery, and

' ‘ ei ht ulemetts which could not be

further particulars apply to K. C.

signed

ALEXANDER HORNE.

Charlottetown.

tire.

“On the arrival of the battalion of

the Tenth regiment all the troops were sole to linear a retreat.

“The losses of the Eleventh and

Twelfth regiments were very great, but they are not yet exactly known. In the Eleventh the killed included Col. Laming

sky. The Twelfth lost nine company commanders .killed or wounded.

“The Second and Third batteries of the

Sixth brigade, having lost the greater number of their men and horses, were compelled io abandon their guns after

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CANADNS MARITIME

and lleatnal, eanrm n

umhago

ls Rlieumatisn ofthe hack] The cause la Urio Ad in the blood. If the kil- neys did their work than would be no Uric Acltlpnl no Lumlmgo. Mah tho kidneys do theIrw¢fl_. 'Ili sure, positive and (ab euro for Lumbago il

I get quite a spell of extra

sunnincss every time I think

sound stomachs

of the thousands and thou- sands of little ones “FORCE”

` has made strong and plump and healthy. I

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“FORCE” is as ready to digest aa it is to eat, because it combines

the laxatlve qualities of Maltcd Wheat with its Phosphuie and Nitrogen, the Brain and Muscle building constituents.

Feed children plenty oi' "FORCE" and they will grow up with

and active minds.

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brought away, were also disabled. The mountavlvncus nature of the country marie it impossible to save the guns by moans of drag ropes.

“Upto the present 800 wounded, in-

cluding 14 oilicers, have been brought to the hospitii at Feng-Wang-Cheng. Their eventual transp irlation elsewhere is fully assured.

“Japanese cavalry appeared to the

southeast of Feng-Wang-Cheng, but see- ing two companies with two guns opposed to it, it did not venture to approach.

“The transportation of the wounded ivy

hired Chinese bearers to Feng Wang Cheng was very difficult. Two-wheeled carts and horses lent by the cavalry were also iriii/Led for this purpose. Most of the wonnded,however, arrived on foot, assisted byiheir comrades and reached Feng Wang Cheng within 24 hours.

Lieut.GenernlSassalitch declares that

the troops retained their morale notwith- standing the heavy losses and are ready for fresh engagements.

“The Japanese losses were very heavy

at the paw-rage of the Ai river at their position at Turenchen and on the hill occupied liy the two battalions of the Eleventh regi-ment.

"Accordlnglo the statements of pru-

ticipnnts in the battle, nt least 3,000 lo -i ,000 were killed."

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A HIGH OLD TIMF.

SAN rn.\Nrisc0, May 2.-Dr (il-eth

staried to make a trip 'oi fifty miles tu San Jose in his air ship today, but, after travelling about live miles, some alight disarrangernent of the machinery was discovered and the aerial voynger landed safely. Dr Gretb was accompanied by engineer Frederick Belcher. lie was satisfied with the results of his experi_

good deal more than on former occasions. and concluded that he was working In the right direction.

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