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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE

TO CURE A HEADACHE

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IN TEN MINUTES USE

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Kumfnrl Heaiiihe Powders.

From all Walks iii life wi# lioar good Words for

KUMFORT s .flie Powders,

Madame M. J. Pelletier, Proprietor of the Clarendon Hotel, Quebec, writes: I “have used

KU M FORT Headache Powders and found them very beneficial.”

J. Fred Edwards, of the Learment Hotel. Truro, Writes: ‘ I recently used KUMFORT Hegsach.

Powders end the y cur:-d me in short order. It seems as if they never fail. "

Mr. W. C. Balcom, the travelling Jeweler of Hantsport, N. S., wi-ire.; -i1-used KUMFORf

Headache Powisrsrecsntly and found them a marvellous cure for Headache.”

KUMFORT Headache Powders are safc,pleasant and

effectual. They contain no opiates and create no habit

ironi continued use.

All dealers sell them in 10 and 25 cent packages. Be on

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your guard and insist on the GENUINE. Imitations are _to be avoided. .

F. 6. Wl'lEA`l`0N G0. LH., S°1° Pf°P1‘i°t°1'S» Folly Village, N.

une 11, zz, w 26.

WHOLESALE MURDER.

wimn, niioois, Joao is -Bon ws-Allw line Steamship Uhmda. Contain 'rorooto i»i..u._ Ai tho National ooo

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Mageeisiajail here, ehargedwi

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child and his wife’s mother. Hrs. J. Hershberget, the morning of Hay 28. ____.___.__

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Dear She,-Within the palt yall' I _ know of three fatty tumors on the head having been removed by the appiication of " HINARD’ S LINIHBNT without an!

return. _

CAPT- W. A. PITT

C1i!ton,¥. B. Gondola Ferry ‘

'75' H °-'*“"" _ran licoxv or stnnrnrss

RHODES GOING TO ENGLAND.

Cari: Town, June 19.-Cecil Rhode

sails for England on July 3. It is believe he goes on a special mission relative

Africa.

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Thhdgnatureie oneveryho§ofthogeI111wu Lexetive Bromo-Quimne ww Qinedvtheteueee acoldin onotv

MOTORMAN REWARDED.

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Toitoyto, June 19,-The Toronto Stree Railway Company yesterday presented Kohimeyer, the motorman who fou8hi' Fics Jones and Rutledgethe bank r0bb¢1‘8 B0 courageously with a motor key, with

'twenty ilve dollar cheque.

____..¢.-_ T0 CUR E GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS lisxative BromoQuinine removes the cause- 11.(-___

BIG ENGLISH COMB INB.

Loynori, June 19.-Vickers Sons and Maxim inform the Associated Press of the flI'm`s capital by 1,000,000 pounds in ordin- U7 shares.

¢____<--1-I WH.-LT IS LIFE TO YOU]

Hyou are a victim ot piles, as one

gin in every four is! You suffer keenly

oneof the most torturing ailmenlll

known to man and may well wonder ii life isreally worth living. Certain relief and ultimate cure is awaiting you by means of Dr. Chase’s Ointment. It has llever failed to cure piles painlessly and llturally, it alleys inflammation, heals the ulcers and thoroughly cures the 'fetched disease.

_-g_*1l-_U __.

HON. MR. MULOCK ILL-

'A '0!'rawa.June 19.-A private letterre *ind in this city from Hon. Mr. Mu-

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ULUNDA OVERDUB

Su' Jomv’sl<lild.,June 10 - TheFurii

FOR BETT ER ENGLISH

‘have trained my boys and girls. How;

" the men and women of the future. The

” herself she is incapable of exerting such ° A aninfluence upon her child aswill fit- I ~ A 'ff

its in connection with the repor

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to

some accident has befallen her.

Kendr-ick’s Liniment, th

._-_-fd-il-I FRANCE BOWS TO GERMANY.

poui~g,apon the occasion of the ret

ment was negotiated by Germs through che‘French ministry cf fore

s=r""'f --o-- '" ~

D'd ou everpass a sin81° D 5° waklefhl misery, tossing and rolfing

i 1 d longi

3 gsm(-i’muoi~iiIi§|;nt<ia¢iloitd)eis ‘gsm nylon imagi i_

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th tort of spending night after ine thlsurveay, each succeeding n

This is the most

Ngrve Food It cures in nature’s W

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PRiSONER DISCI-IARGED.

murderin his brother in

eration.

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ToCutea Cold in One DW'

all druggists refund the money gf it __ on each box.

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SMALLPOX SPREADING.

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smallpox in a lar9.‘¢ b°*“`d““¢ h°“°° m

been quarantined and is R\1U'd¢d

1_1-£'“*_'”

sorry and you may be sure

and 25c sizes

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New a1'i.aNrl& kE€0lD-

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ha. lays that _ the hifhlu very lil on

that arriving

for some

WHAT PAIN I

rived here at 8.20 a.m. todo! h°'i“¥ eu her own rcoorfl.She covered in nve hours 51

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avei'd#¢’_____ff_ __ _ “Flu”

r; ooronooarotoronn nihii*

Chambers, wgieh left Liverpool June 4 for _of Wane 1, 1,, Mon, M1-,_ G°°_ C D

’ bo

murdering his wife, his elx-year-old ls*-» 305° 5 N1 HOW” IS l°W 15 il!! 01111- mono., oi' ';.iontreal, made a plea for

Tb* Uhmdl 9h°\11d h°V¢mBd¢ 511° DMS' Engl-ati. We certainly get too much o age inelght days and it is feared that ,gen mm yesgel-,g,y,» .nd nf “He do

.__...¢_-- _I \~s‘_`1_.-i~__e"~. ‘o -ure-irecls this evil deserves

THERE ARE OTHERS but only one ° `

e greatest

modem household remedy. For all Pains, Lameness and Swelling get Kendriclfs.

B

ot the trooblhom Ghina, that the mov

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ne Pills. Iliad not much faith, but

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by creating new nerve cells and restor- ing lost vitality.

CALGARY, N. W. T., June 18.-The jury

in the murder trial of Joseph Bioletti, ac

' ` law

Take Laxative Bromo Qillnllw Talgfi to cure,Aoc. E. W. Grove- i808 U

Wamavinnu, Me.. J une 19.-Great ex- citement prevails here _on account ti;

centre ot theoity- The P°li¢1\° is 3°” Owens, ot Greenville. The house ha

Tele

police, as the inmates threaten to leave.

I Pnruourll. June 19.-The Hambuft ,American line steamer Deutschlalutar- I beat-

‘ :here should be

" * ‘ f ‘ ;' »--'tion ther! are

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~ STRUCK IT RICH. _

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Tosoiiro, om., Juno 17-ispooiaii

°° J. Keane,of 86 Lippincott street, wi 3! _

‘I was very sicl., and at times not attend to my work at all I

m back intl. re io

severepainsjn y g n

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°° :org-or that im- omia im my rights woot-

le “id Lucky investment-He Tells Abo t ~ f°1`i»h°°ml°¥ m°°'~l°3 b°t"°°° Bmw” it in a Letter to His Friends. u 'ha ha” pass” over the same mad “id William and President Loubet at Cher °

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kidneys.

my friend su ested l" >dd’s Kgd-

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in l “I imirtixeliiately' found relief, and soon

8 but I kept on using the Pills.

cured

t was satisfied that I was conipl

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,in was well enough to resume my work, ne

“I used altogether seven boxes, before_I_

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the settlement of the war in South ;v¢:rs¢;al_§iD:_V__¢:nr8€_ff Nervous Exhausuon .Since them Ihme never been Sicka

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and Debility. You can b€Zl'&d\1511Y|lU oft es m wma

thoroughly cured of slceplessness by thp ,_ Y P . u building influence of Dr. Chases pm§ge8___l&’¢;)$1ed,€_f°&§di:}_§;*_S\;?1§];'?ggiti

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goodt ey ave one me.

Did anyone ever invest $3.50 to better

irieai operation and is no indication dine, P*"”' Jim' 19'“'Th° Lib" P”°l° 'is' A Toronto Contractor who Made a the “puma” ,nd .dvke of th, mothers

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Ain’t edecting us a bit The peo ie are dn harder than ever They must for our are increasiu every month We don't i Inspectors '!` e more inspectors that visit

n

° R 'F lladdl an & Go

phone No. 18 Lower Queen Stre

When rouaskfor uoaoooiie P°"d°" L: EE

sure you get KUMF.)BT.~Never accept _ ` substitute. It is better to be ____1:_fr;_f°___{\_»_l_1_;_\l__ to ,me roar sro iso boot . an Dniiizlsfe N 10x M

oni we dz

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Bo snld-L sweet.

George

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EDWARD ISLAND, .TUNE 22, lm.

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ADJOURNS

The Ufliccrs for Ensuingrr Year.

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Provoke Discussion Which

Resultcd in Much Good 1

to Those Present.

Thursday afternoon fourth session 9.30

Devotional meeting led by Mrs. Leard.

At 3 p. m. the President took the chair

and ihe work of the session commenced.

to have read a paperon mothers’ meetings Mrs. Strong read a well prepared paper on the above subject the object being _ to show that the W. C.` T. U. work in all its departments is purely educational. How manyf times have we heard mothers exclaim, Bow I wish there had been such thingsas mothers’ meetings when I was bringing up my children, how much better I could,

‘many of the mothers’ realise the part they play in moulding the character off

training of a child does not begin at its,

not been properly and carefully instructed

her'e for the sacred duties of* eitieea-

The object of mothers’ meetings is not

discuss the faults (real or fancied) of their neighbors. They were designed- '

eh

the mothers who attend the ben t

In the absenceof Mrs. Holmes who was _

iforafew .women to get -together-sad,

are willing to help thc-ie who

similar experiouces. _ This paper was spoken to byiirs. 1"-Rutherford who called _suggested certain books which were _in ivaluable for mothers who have children

proven that the use ofalcohol is absolutely unnecessary in the treatment of the ills of childhood. This statement is sub- stantiated by the attitude of more than

.. one hospital that is doing without it al-_ E _ i°8°il‘°“- i ii ~Mrs. R._J._ Campbell, Mrs. Baker, Mrs.l e

Johnson, Mrs. Irving, Mrs. Doull and __ ;»_ _Q , ._ others discussed the paper and added! _ __ _ _ ' ”" *_ “' ._ advice and suggestions which wouldbe ; ~ it 1 ~ "`~ f """ ~

helpful tothe mothers present.

Mrs. P.. J. Campbell read a paper on

“What is expected of the Zlth century woman.” Following is a spnopsis

of the 20th century woman it is necessary to look backend in comparison view

what has been gihieved by some of 'the women of the 1 th century. Our late be- loved Queen stands at the head of tbp list

wom is since she is gone, was devoted to doing

,the gale also stands prominent among

better we like it We i vite every o eusviiillig women of the pass century' Going inresonaisx of-coon msio iaoomoooio.. out as she did very early in the

lf: Spedvr ofthe quality of wr century. when even the best men did - ._ ._. _ = '_ 1

-S 6° suiion w on

“ now,she is deservingof ourhighestrespect ._ ~ I »-__ __ __ _ _

as one who did all she could toallevi- ` ` A C' ” '““

T¢wi>¢ra"¢¢ Hdv°°o¢¢S will 115° 5”di°5t° atesutTering,besideslavingthe foundation 52.

mild and pleasant_beverag_e So many of our , ' ' _ _ _ _ _ customers are acting as inforiners_(we 1_nean_ Of U19 Held h05P\W\1 m0V¢m6UU~ Stgves _‘nd acqulinting their friends o_f the good quality of The woman of the new century has __ _ this Tea) that our sales are increasing on it con- C _ d » _ _ r “““‘“Y~ l °“° ““° °" F°“""‘ "““°" Walker’s Corner, May 30', coil & Wlyr. ~ _ 1°

Price 25c per pound. _ _ __ _ _ _ ' ___ _

is A niseass _aan can cumin

committed to their care. It has also been |

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THE PAPERS READ

Need we urge you to buy these goods at these prices Saturdafr `

8 webs light summer dress studs

4 webs all wool serge

60 ladies’ wrappers all colors

“ white uaderekirts

'A line crash skirts

8 doz ladies’ blouses up to

20 pieces heavy black brocade _ 10 doa ladies’ -rib hose

15 pieces prints, (mostly light)

10 pieceezliglit summer- goods

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10 dez pairs linen towels

2 pieces cretone

1 piece red damaek for curtains

5 doe toeyoovere alllince __ _ _

l0rsd border table covers

20 u at le oe

10 doz latest American Fedora

maple, marked C

lhlp. _ 7

We look npoe life as a 'sacred gift, the 20430! H0550! 530'! lnilfvér

_perentis divinely appointed _tpputthe _ , ,_ i _ ' i . _ _ _

“iii omni in the 1-into possession or iris* . ‘ d°‘»b‘1l>f588\U Ild¢"NP»l’_ .sg

'l faculties. Too many parents seem to "loam ni-llm, H l \ ‘

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‘ 1‘ over. ~Lootuo onus imowiiioo iioio mo 1 A T 109 Pb,” ,gud ,wil ' ,ma - 5 gg - ' -

,hm ..._ .___“ W .. A tx it __ keeper of hisown P°°°“ti.slity.0f course he-_ r _ ` ' L ` _ Em) B* Q' T “‘ " ° *Y* “7 m°v°m°° “Q must be taught reverence and obedience. r I2 dot UBRH'

°“' _bat the mothers should guardsl_aiinst‘_:_ ' '_ ' ' “ ` f --1 r s

3° .harshness and haste in judgment, always' ‘ 0 15 5°' 5”” 'mn' i

5° 1 giving the child an opportunity to explain '

“W before inflicting punishment.

5 _dos ladder twesd shirts _

20 dos lanneletie shirts

10 :ioztweed apps up

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much to do with her influences iipou the'_L ` * ,_ _ i 4 oiiiia oommmod to hor one: nano im i ' _

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all she could- to dlleviate the wrongs that

Sag are endured by her sex. Florence Nightin-

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tellyouwheretogotepick-.gp but buying your BOOTS cifue-iwii!" ~- a la

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