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THE CHARLOTTBTOWN GUARDIAN. FEBRUARY xz 1906

ELIIN » iiilliilllli

iiri'/i\\'A, Feb 8 R. L. Berrien nil-U

zlicssctl the Conservative Club lust oven-` ,Hg l_lc ;ul\'lscd Ihr ululi to ui-gnnize _,.. |,=_||ii'ciuiIin-ss lor the content, no niiilli-i'\\'l\cn lt ciuuo. Thcll' wutchwo il _~|»iinlil be urgiiiiiz illonurnl cleuneli-etions. iwiliiir- opinion shoulil lic ciliiuiitt-il so that .ii ii rung iloi-rs should hu punishcrl. lie iiill lint. iluilii ll\i\L no money should In-.~|»i-nl on riot-lluis, lint. it should lie .,|..»nl iiiin;.:.'i-iizilioii iuirl Im- ii-gitinuitc |iiiii\~~'¢-- `

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iihii ilie ruininiilcu iii clnir;;o ui lhc iiril-I ifnail im-iiiui-lui to'SIr llcctoi- Muebunulil nad .Iwyuro prepnrcil to ;.;ri_int irtc of .-i--i toni- eniirion, which it was desiruil ~i...\i1-I lic iilnccii -one lit auch cornci~nt Ilia \»:\~|- of the nieinui-lnl lrvlic croctn-rl un .\li|i-hell llill lilngiviill. The dt-p:\i`liiiivi1t i,~~ia»\~iii|y supply nhsolcte <-unnon nt ii low itiil-, but on thu coiiiinitlce rlsicrriiiig the inilli-i' Lob'i\' .~\itl\u|'liignolcl, M. P., he i-iiwxml into cuiiiiiimilr-_uliori \\lI.l\ the il.-|iu‘lii\\'\il, null tho i'|:5ulI, wus thc ;;uns` irriv igircii l`i'L~c.

IIIFIINSIIS IIHIIIIIE PLEIISIS SUBJIIIIS'

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i.uNii<ir<, Feb, N_»~'i`Iie iirst stage of the

r-uni-L»lii|ivo[ K\iiuAli`oiiso :ind Princess limi L-:line to un and lust wcck, \\'licu tho kiln; I'cln|'iic(l to' Illiidriil. IL hue run \'vr_\'sniori\liI_»'.\xiitlcr- the most vigilant! limi-i-viiiioii of an iiriny oi rt-pm-ters :in-l _ ;i \'olir_lrl. oi' iilioloimiplieis. I 'l’|ic pinsonnl r-liuriii null hciuity of I'iiin1>ss limi hii\'c nlrcvuly niudc her; l-nniinuusly noiniliii' with thc Sniiiiislil |n»uiilc, who, ino\'i'0\'ci'. ure plcusorl uvcr <....=.tti..\-iii.i.1.c iii.-of .ii nie King or?

I-Inuiiuifl. In l~`riiiico, tau, mi lu Engliindl this _vunug priiiuoss liiislt-i\|iL-rl into Sudden' |>»\i\\Ii\i'ily. I~‘roni llic ilIu~iI.ri\lrd \io»ti r.ii»|.~.i\i\iilimi->|i<i|iei~>: her icuturcs are known tiiron;;Ii~ utilic ii n:tl_inni| lircnrlth of l"|'i\iiec, wliicli is un c.\ti'iior<lln.u'y ic>tiinoii_»' to lho interest iii' Lhc l"rcucl\

|i.-hplc in Iiirr.

Pe-ru-na Cures _ Catarrh Wherever Located.

Pe-ru-na a Necessity in the Home. | Pe-ru-na Always on Hand. J. B. Alexander, Publisher of ihc'~ Mr.FrcclSt-linell Lakeview, Erie Co..

“Fruit and Floral Guido. A. Maga1.ino of Horticulture,” pulilislied in Hartford City, Ind., says of Peruna:

“I was aillicted with eatsrrh of thc

throat and head for over ten years. 1 was treated by many physicians, but grew worse until I was seldom able to go out in cold weather.

"About one year ego I was advised to

try Peruna, which I did, and I nm now entirely well of the catarrli.

"Peruna is ir necessity In our home.

With the first symptoms of s cold we use it, and ure never afflicted with ca- tnrrh.

‘II advise all who are ailllcted with

oatarrh to try Peruna. There is cur- tainly nothing equal to it as a catnrrb medicine."-J. B. Alexander. ,

Pe-ru-na. is a Systemic Remedy.

If Poruna will euro catarrh in one

place, it will cure it in any other place, because it is u. systemic remedy.

N. Y., writes:

“ I had been asufrercr for mor

thirty years with cntnrrli of the

iiucs. I had used ai. great dczil of

vine io no avail, so I decided Pcrnna.

"I have now ussri thirteen

I have no more trouble. I uiway

The people gcneraliyldro very

misiutormed as tio tho nature ot ca

Oatorrh is usually believed to b

fined to the head, nose and throat. tcrly we sometimes hear of esta

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the stomach and oatarrh of the b

Seldom, ii svcr, do wo hear oi cata

any other organs.

lt is not because these organs a

subject to eatarrh, nor that cate these organs is not a very comme

case, but simply because it is not ully known that atlcctions ol organs may be due to oatarrh.

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STlllillY_FilHlVlERS _¢ATsi=..3_Hsi._iLi_s BY TAKINGIPE RU N ._

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and can give you the loyiui tiding

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Peruns on hand. ”--Fred Schneii.

Bad (latarrh Thirty Years.-Pe-ru~na Cured Him. Mr. Gustav M. Schmidt, Spring Valley, Ili., writes:

" I had catarrh ot the head and throat

tor over thirty years. li. became worse every year.

“Aboutthroe months agol commenced to take Pcruna and Manalin, and now I am entirely cured of that troublesome sickness. Your medicine is surely a blessing to mankind.

“ You can truly say that you have not

lived in vain, Doowr, and 1 thank you for the good you have done me. May you enjoy along lilo to help suffering linzzzrinity."-Gustav M. Schmidt. _

Dr. Hartman Makes Personal Usa of Pe-ru-na.

In speaking of his own personal use

of Peruna, Dr. IInrtiii;‘_'\ says:

“For ai number ci' yc;ii'.§_my profes-

sionaldutics have eom1icl1:.'_ inn to be much ou lho road, trzwcliin; long dis- tances by rail, night and day, exposed to all kinds of vicissitudcs,slceping and eating in diiferent hotels continually, and through it all I have preserved my~ sclt from any dorangemont of the body resulting from catching cold.

“At the slightest evidence ol a cold, a

few doses at Perens invariably checked IL" _ - _ _ i \ _ _ _

.FCHEOEDER

"I suffered lor almost ten years with cltsrrh of the staunch Ind lil

, 0., writes:

F’ifn‘I‘ > _ U' At Work on the Farm.-.Praises

Pe ru na.

Geo. H Thompson, Raleigh, Miss.,

writes.

dacmrlng ‘"5 “fn” ""”' ' “ l have been cured oi’ catarrh by your

"I took nine bottles of Perunl and two at Mlnalln end am now entirely nwdicmes Wrulm “nd Mamma I had

cured. ’ ' '

“I recommend the medicine to all who are afflicted with this disease. b°"`“ “mc”-“I “'m‘ °”‘“"'|‘ °f th”

It is my householdl‘rlem1."~-Henry Schroeder. "0'"“"l\ \\\‘U\\¢ 11| my 1if'~`. “Hd W"

Before Dr. Hartman began the study

ol medicine lie was a tnrrner liny. lie'

was hrougnt up on a farm in Southern Pennsylvania. »

He belonged to that industrial, suc-

cessful class ol farmers known as the Pennsylvania Dutch, thu beet farmers lu the world. ‘

It was here that ne early learned the

lesson ot pulling obnoxious things out by the roots.

Dr. Hartman's Method of Treating ' Catarrh. '

Naturally, when he began the study

ol medicine his mind turned instinctive ly toward the removing ot causes. llc could not content himself with doctor- ing symptoms any more than his enter- prlsing fatlior could have contented himself hy pulling of! the tops of weeds to eradicate them from the soil.

The Doctor turned his attention early

to the science ui removing the cause of

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AND DEDICATED TO THE I"IUl"fQRl.5T.5

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A Farmefs Talk to Farmers.

I mu rl sci orul klurls of patent mcdl

clues, lint they did me no good. I then

‘uSe“°s'b'5uevmg mnobnoxiuus 'wmv' tools 'r tronunnnl uuflct nu M D which

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“’"‘” W"“m ‘““"i’P""“`""h" °‘“‘° °‘““’ diiiiiie nntiinie go-iii. ny this time I dmcnie W" ’°.m°vcd‘ i had got. wlicro I could eat nothing but /" ""1" “'°"“' D” H“""""" “P” . ima. se.. _ I iiiiri sr-were psins,1isd

piled me cnmmnhsenseoftheprscnal his-t in wciI;;iit. and could not rio any

farmer to medicine, and after much H

experimentation, Perunu was com- ’_l“I~

pounded.

‘l hcgnn taking your medicines,

The sensible farmer does not think of Pcruna and liiansiln. I then weighed

cutting oil the tops of weeds to kill isiiliorimis, lint after taking 17 bottles them. llc pulls them up by the roots. of l'<~r\\na and one bottle of Manalin,

Dr. Hartman Interested in Farming “'“‘“"‘ ‘I "’“l’°“"d"' _ ~ ' r on the farm und

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N°“'““m“<1‘"L= D1'-U'"¢m““’“ l>“=Y fee: wen an of me nine. 1 en su I

lprolcssiona1carecr,Iie still continues to Wg," go _,md my {,»[¢,,d§ say fha; Hook

bc interested in farming. Ho is thc better than cver before. I will cvc owner and manager of oncof the largest praise Peruna for its hcliiing p0Wsr.’ farms lu tho State of Ohio, with sv-vvrni (Ito. H. 7`hon|PS0"

thousand acres of the best tilled land in

the Miridle West, and with hundreds ui A reward of ii0,000 luis been deposited the best iiloodnd porcimron horses ever in the l\iurirct l-lxoliuiiggo liank, Ueium imported or raised in this country. bus, Ohio, as a iruirrmitcn that thu shovo

Dr. llnrtmim relies upon Pcruna en- ti-stiinoninis are gviiiriiiw that wo hold

tirely in case ot sickness lu his ownlinonrpossi~s=i<»n uuilicutic letters cer family. ` V tiiyiiig to_ tbo sanie. I

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