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We never have any tr0\ll>l6

in pleasing particular people- we’re too particular about our buying for that. Our assort- ment takes in every style and color that one could think of, but this space is too smell I0 describe them; won’t you come and see them for yourself 1

We also have the agency for

one of the liuest lines of W all Paper in thc country.

See our sample-leave your

¢. . -_.ge’ii get the paper as q k as cxprr se can carry it.

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Expogura to cold and damp atmos

phere and sudden changes in the weath er close tie pores of the skin and th throws the uaste matter which shoul escape througlirtlie skin back on the

_ The effect upon these over-

\l;iii°!d€ei'ised organs is what is known

on ilieK1dneys

develops into regular kidney disease o Bright's disease.

'l‘he earliest symptoms of ailing kid-

in a surprisingly short time set the

ment. Onepi11adoee;25centsabox.

Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills.

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MISCELLANEDUS ITEMS.

“I’1l never give jyou up, Miss Perkins-

never ” - »

to marry such a determined, obstinate

_ man as you are.”

Suddenly Attacked.

Children are often attacked suddenly

which should always be kept in the house.

AND Wl:Sl

lg, "f" Denver, Colorado. _ '_ _

The Latest News From .».;..;...' 1... M...

“cold on the kidneys." which usually _ ML E_KemD,_°mssed overby th°_Prm_

Pl'lllCC Cllllllly.

le” are backache' mmm, and ,calm Mr. Fred Perkins was a passenger by

sensations when passing water and ' --'- the Pl'm¢¢9l 7¢3f»°l‘dlY GVCUUUI-

`?. th i . I edlat ly on _ tli§oafi>ti:ezi.!i‘~anc?s bf Tix! oinilhese iiidica- M5 G¢°¥'8¢ 50% 30° Of MP- R- K-

tlons resort should be made to fir. MBJ- K- RC# returned t° Ch""l°"*e° Jost, leaves today for Sydney, when 1;, Chase‘s Kidney-Liver Pills, which will town lost evening from it business trip ins ,wund 5 positron “mba “eel works*

to Summerside.

kidneys and bowels in order and ln- Messrs. J. K. Ross, F. P. Carvell and W,

'ie 'i°.::;e“Kfs.:;‘ee.. .... Ma F- °“°f1°“°~ M-Ki--- »------1-»»--»--1-»-<=-1

be ibsolutely “med “gon as ,_ cu" fo, town, was ln Suiumerslde yestm day and every form of kidney and liver derange. returned home last evening.

MR. John McNeill returned from Mc-

Gill Thursday night and is spending a few days in Summerside with his brother-Dr. MeNeill. '

HR. George Robinson, manager of the

Mechanic Mfg. Co., left by the Northum- berland yesterday morning on a business trip to New Brunswick.

The steamer Tiber arrived here yester-

day morning at live o’clock with a large freight from Montreal and left last even- ing for Charlottetown, Halifax and Syd!;r_‘,'. '

Tun Co-operative Central Creamery

“Th.“"’° ii' Mr' H°Pki“°° rd »`b° “midi Company Sumuierside will begin opera-

tions on Monday next. lidr. John Campbell will have charge of the factory with Mr. Edwin E. Clark as assistant.

Tm: Bostonla Sextette Club ii raw a large

audience in Market Hall Tuesday night

by painful and dangerous Colic. Cramps, ,l - _ Dmrrhoe, Dyseutelm Chnl". Inf yum’ *and Judging by the rapt attention maui etc” Dwwr F¢,wie;~'S Exgrwt ggwgid _tfested and the simultaneous outburst of

Strawberry is a prompt and sure cure applause after each number of the pro-

gram all were highly pleased. And par- ticularly was this true of the solos on the

“Does Pony want B cmekerr. 'clarinet by Mr. Staate, on the violin by

GFF { ,§f§t§X,:j .. - ,_ -f Mr. Loud and the vocal solos by Miss

x.J.lnll .B.A.

Immens

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Our display of new goods is

IMMEN SE I 'Ihat/s the only -word to

describe it.

We have the grandest d?splay 'of

Dinner Setts we have ever had. One

of leading sects is the celebrated

Blue Willgw pattern which is

very pretty article Who ave a large

assortment of other varieties which

would take up too much space and

ime to describe. Just come and see

em!

W. P. Colwill.

Ch"l`own Sunnyside.

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The present is a time when war pic- <

tures are in greater demand than ever. _ ,_ The conduct of the British Soldiers on f

the battleiield has won 'rms x>LaUpirs is of admirin nations. We have at reat ’

S .'

expense puilished four large, beautiful

pictures. size 20x24, on heavy, supertine 5-

calendercd paper. A picture that will

. commend itse f and sends rnnrm. to

th h f di ` th '

ar raaansnaxo. There are literally 7 hundreds of figures on this picture the

- mountains or kopjes stretching out in T

the distance are swarming with men, while here and there a prostrate figure -i- speaks only too well of the Boer ride- -__ man. It was on this battlenelclv the _3

llant Major Arnold met death un- "

gilnchingly. Indeed it is only too true, -'

that many of those gallant hearts that _ h t hi li h -th x-:a G ‘

ea so .ia w en e can IN -,» rnovsawns de them consri-:ED as I ' they sailed from Canada’s shores now v

lie still forever in lonely graves on the ; other side of the worl under African -‘_

skies. 'ro EVERY CANADXAN Hnarr, to `f eve caivsn is th d ds f

ry ian non , e ee o _

their brave soldier boys speak with an ‘

- irresistable 'rniux.L or rarnxorism AND .

f PRIDE. GORDON HIGHLANDERS AT THE i

g BATTLE OF BELMONT. CHARGING THB "

Bonn cows ar EL.aNDsi.aaG'rn, asp fi :ran crmxoi-: or GEN. cH‘s ca

FREN v- __-_

annv oN 'ran ni-zrnisariso oi-:.\'. '-,

cgoxjirs azusv. These are all stirring `; pictures and cannot fail to _ commen _ 2; themselves to anyone who will examine `-'

g money g pro _ nor _ mous success. One agent sold 6S in one I day. Sample and terms 15 cts. [none -.

frec]; four for Bo cts. $x.75 per doa.; 3* 25 f_01'$3. ;5of0r $6.no;xoo for $11.00. ‘ Write toiay for a domes and make - money.

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Gravesend. Out.

Dann Sues,-I, am' glad to be able to

tell you that Doan`s Kidney Pills proved an excellent remedy for lame back and

1 took one box and they entirely cure

mc. MRS. H.SH1'1'H.

“Are you glad your pa is in politics,

Jimmy?"

"Oh. I dont mind pa going in, but ma,

she's gone in too.”-Detroit Free Press. Minsrfs Liaimeat Relleves Nesralgia.

A woman and a child are alikey' Each

needs a strong, uplifting hand.

' Found At Last

l A liver pill thatis small and sure, that

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Headache, elle.

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“She relies tco much upon the gfful-

gence of her nose.”-Cleveland Plain Dealer. `,,

A Boon To Cyclists.

“Yon trust me thoroughly, dont you,

Ethel?" _,-

paid off”

Run Down. -

and they proved of great beneiit to me.

pa 'i HS p y

blood to many people, causing tired feel-

from the system. - _

Woman is the ease for that which pains

the father. She is balm for his troubles.

» e cart o, evcryrnus Cana an is e , _ one called arracx or novai, cananraxs f' M{|u|»¢|'5 Liniment 5|-¢,¢|)a|¢|m{{

beautiful than a single star, more bea ` ful than many stars at night.

LIVER PILLS. They are sure to cure.

beforeopening her 'lips. Pearls come from her mouth. - '

Mi|ard’s Lislmeut for sale Everywhere.

not dwell -in her heart.

FOR internal or external use HAG-

, YARD’S YELLOW OIL cannot be excell-

for allpain- I __ .n - ' _

will sacrifice all her pride. ' -

#.iaerd’s l-.laimenfdnree Bans.

Respect always a silent woman. Great

heiftongue. _ _ _ _ "

i_RUPisnsea.»-"25c1.al1dealujs.-- ` `

in her own eye.

. rom Stn E minuteu

Ahaiiglity woman

A woman who mistakes ber place can

neverretuin to where she iirst was. The "ith th' m°“ “ylish and Qttrlfictfiva t"ih been covered u from here es. g°°d°° N°|°dy °r gentleman 8 ou at

The gods honor her who thinketh long

Trust not the woman that thinketh 1

more of herself than another.. Mercy will

ed as a pain relieving and soothingremedy

A vain woman is to be feared, for she

is the wisdom of the woman that holdeth

_ WORMS canniift exist either in children _ or adults when.PlR.¢LOW’Sl WORM SY-

Ge ti ,G _ ti af _

and 8 Zgied a1l;0nI;gfC;?,;°°;;°r:f_ Ellsbree all of whom received vigorous ap-

plause, and the audience would not be satisfied until each of the°m had responded to encores. Ae their performance in Char- lottetown has already been euicgized in Tm: GUARDIAN it will suillce-here to say

kidney troubles, from which I suffereg wh” d1bheh,gh_,c°mp“menm paid them

were none too strongly characterized. It is seldom-very seldom-that Siimmerside is visited by such talented musicians and to say that the entertainment was appre- ciated is but putting it mildly. -

ANY lady wishing to see millinery styl:

or the latest fashionable ladies’ wear of any description should visit the Ladies’ Furnishing Store. There is to be found all tlielstcst gocds that the English French, American or Canadian market

v»¢w_sent1y._ quiclilyxsugthorgygbly. that offer. There may be had all kinds 'of 2s;:.":2.ses. ...“;.;':‘...:.e°.:Si;i -1--hi-S as- -in we --=-if-If Liver gom lain gonsti tion Sid; please the most tastidious. Since Messrs

McGougan 8; Wright have .opened there

“Mrs.I Chestly seems to think she is mminery dfpmmenn upstims ‘hey _‘fe

one of social; .S-'li Ms... » ‘ now in a position to shovrtheir large and

varied new stock to advantage both to themselves and their numerous patrons. It is now a pleasure to ladies to visit their millinery department for their grand show of fashionable hate, bonnets, ribbons

Aboitls of Hagsrds Yeuowtoil should law. flowers. ew-. may be inspected

bnrin every cycl3si’sfkit,Sa.= itin is tl; most where there is plenty of room and where e "tive mme 7 0" pm 8’ mms’ everythingis nicely arranged. A new Cuts, Stiif Joints, Contriwtion of the Muscles, cramps in the Legs’ eu; feature in the above department is a full

length triple mirror, a great advantage to those who are trying new hats or ready made garments. On the same floor is an

“Of ¢0\1l'S@~ Edllirl but $211 ,!l1"f. 8-re `extensive and varied assortment of ladies’

f-he il1S¥»&111l1BllU 0!! *hifi 5ilm0Dd T198 811 wear of all kinds, including ready-made

gowns and dresses. aacques,rnantles,oapes_ white wear, etc., all' specially s_elected,and all of the best in these lines. On the di-st

“I s run down and nervous. so not a ‘ - '

box §“n‘mbum.s Heart and Nerve Pins, floor is a new and very handsome stock of

ladies' dress goods ranging from the finest

I My mother also Wishes to gay that they satins and silks to eotuons and miisllns, were of great value to her. -P. HILLIER md.m of the latest design, and styiw

The other departments are also, replete

-to visit this store for there-they’1l get their

Left A I-e2a»Cy° money’s wortn and be pleased wiili every-

Last winter left a legacy of impure thing,

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ings, lack of energy, indigestion, const i- BEACHS STQMAUH 5; LLV55, PILLS

__ _ . _ I _ _ _ __ iigftaig lggggsrgsfg eff cu}l?feurg&i\E,f13§,`;‘,i, N the only reliable TONIC pill for Loi:-_s-.spa

foregoing diseases by unlocking _the tion and Indigestion, no sickness, no pain, secretions and removing all impurities fnjm using Beaeifg Pills, Send 10 cts,

to The Baird Company. Wwdstock, N. P. for a trial sample.Res.;ular size bottle price 52 cents. at all dealers. `

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LIVER TROUBLES, biliousness. sal- , on and aft” w¢¢1,,¢,da1?_ may 15th., igor, the

low complexion yellow eyes, jaundice etc. trains of this railway wi run daily (Sundays yield to the curative powers of'LAXA- ¢X¢=P!¢d)=Sf°u°WS=° ` _

Trains- Outward. Tra°ns Inward -

~ Read Down. Stations. bleed Up.

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4.47 8.54 Gardi_gan_ . .7.oo 1143 5.ro 9.xo arGeorgetownlv_§.i5 i1.z5

Trustnotavainwoman, for she isfirst u is it y_,¢` 'A ` ,;_,,_

of ` satisfaction _ alt éomvngénvs siilinixc '

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p_g_ p_;(, P.1(. P.h{._ All

lv.Ch’town ar r.3o 9.xo 9.45

.ig Ro tyjunc. i.io 8 - .2' 4. 7.17 N.};1i1tsl\ire 12.30 43;; 7.27 Hunter River _ iz 15' 8.i6 8.25"

Silb

city yesterday. _

Mr. Calvin Howatt, Tryon, was in the

city yesterday. _

Mi-._ W. Simmons left yesterday fer

Mr A L Beer came to the cltyby the

cess yesterday evening.

last night.

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The St. John’s, Niid Herdd ' of

the 8th inet. contains the following: At 9.30 a.~ m. the S. S. Pulino, La Chance, entered port, the first arrival from Montreal for this season. She has had a trying trip. Leaving' Montreal Sunday week a due run was made toI*. E.Island, where 75eheci, 15 horses, 40 cattle where taken and a fu.l deck load. Sydney was left at3 p. m. Saturday and that nights gale wasmet she kept excellent headway, but Sunday- ii. 7 ii. ni. the crank shaft -snapped, leav- ing her at the mercy of the gale. Nothing dauuted at this accident, the captain put the ship in the best possible way to conf fend wiih thoseas andto save his deck load, espf-cially the cattle.Workwas begun in the cargo room, and the erew started the art _ to reach" the spare shaf-1. After much dimculty this was hoisted up. In the engine room 19 hours hard work only resulted in getting off the reversing wheel, every one on board being occupie tl. For 46 hours the work was unceaslng and Cap- tain La Chance speaks in high terms of the assistance rendered by Messrs. Henry and Crosbie who were passengers. They _.worked llkeordinary sailors and the former was equal to any two- men on board. When the crank shaft was re-` placed it was discovered that the main " shaft was bent so that half speed was. the best she could dc. Cape Race was passed yesterday and the_ sea was -fearful. She lay off Bay Bells all night, en- tering port at the drst chanee to-day While stopped she rolled in a fearful

not abit of eargo being-lost. The cattle ‘suffered most, and some, in the eifortsj to keep up, have torn their hoofs badly. She brought afnll cargo, and in the saloon. J. Henry,_ J. C. Crosbie, Mrs. Calisveliers and 5 children. Mr. Crosbie is a brother of Mrs. C. R. Rogers of this _ town and had a number of horses, includ- ing a fine young Almond Wilkes Stallion cattle and sheep cn board.

7 ACTONIC FOR MOTHERS.

.The happiness that comes to a home' with -baby’s advent is .too frequently shadowed by the ill-health` or weakness of the mother. To restore the mother’s s rength, to bring backvigor and enerq and tosustain her 'luring the nursing period, Dr. Chaee‘s Nerve Food is un-

doubtedly the most affective preparation obtainab e. Itmakes the diood rich, re- vitalizes the nerves, and has a wonderful restorative influence on the whole system 50 cents a box, all dealers.

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BIG SHIPBUILDING ORDER.

The London county council will have abig shipbuilding order to give out be- fo°e long. _ -'lhey propose to put forty. s'eainers on the Thames for trams be- tween Hammersmith aud Woolwich.

STINGING CHILBLAINS.

As distressing and annoyin as are

Cbiiblains they can be immediately re- lieved by the application of Dr. Chase's Ointment. Try it when you have retired with itching, stinging feet-and expect to. 'spend a_ sleepless night in sufering oucha trial will ccnvinoayou that asa cure for Chiiblains Dr. Chasfs Ointmen is theistandard of excellence. It is th gwigrld s greatest cure for all itehingof th i. a

.__._.¢____ FAMOUS MUSICIAN DYING.

Edouard Straus, the famous musical composer and director, is lying danger- ously ill at Vienna from a complication of diseases, aggravated by his recent in- juries received in a railway accident nerr

Pittsburg last autumn. There is little' hope for his recovery.

Piles

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A DEAD. _ . Pants, May 12.-lt. Francois

Charles Deverninao, vice president of the senate, is dead. He was born May 18, ,lS41. ~ e j

_ To_'Curefa Cold in One -Day. _

_ 'l`ake.Laxatlve Bromo Qolirlne Tablets all drugirists refund the money if it la ;t'\cure:Sc. E. W. .Signat

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that

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manner but P1'0ved an excellent boat,_{f __ ‘L

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when Wit is new, and iitogn out This is f>;_li_i_iing,i the poclect-,

thfe mos_t stain comes, are ' ina' way that insures

lilade to iii not made

isa common remark

Clotlimg.

\Vliy s imiifl you gn and lake rliances v. en give you ccrt.mi.'.'

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who had formeriyiiivon _up aging. It must be pretty good to e ;h;¢2,__,_

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