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HE G A I N CHXRL TETOWN SEPTEMBER 271899

WATER STREET. SUQVIERSIDE. ' ' "‘°"“"

12 quarts green gaves lor 85 cents at

_ .. _ _ _ . ° I - i - ° - Miihurn’s Heart and Nerve

, _ _' -Ari. iiioii i»i~_Por. Chings confectionery. 27 31 _ n °"E`mms.__“ '” _.P I Pills Cure Mrs. P. D. Bour-

.. . .t - t _ _ _=_ I 15 lbs iipe Tomatoes for 50 cts at

oM"“’f95.3-1§3‘I‘;‘??.;.°L‘_.i€...l3l-_°’ t-'.T.‘f`...t chi.. S oonieeiew 27 si que of _Nervouscess and yS`e§h ' t t dri L i ar~ and g ` y'

straw erries. cmpern e 1 jj. cg S _ tobacco. Prices reasonable.-C. P.(1RAU1

Proprietor. July? d3mos _ _ ,f _ , _ _"_ ---_A_--_x ...-

CHANGED HANDS

CAMPBELL HOUSE. suivimensioe, P. E. i.

Good Board at reiisonil-le rates.

Free coach to and from all trains and aoeamers.

J.E. Ilt)UGH"l`Ol\`. Water St.. Sunimerside

May26lvr

siitiiiioiiiiii iioiiii.

Summerside P~ E- I-

New Hoteljust opened on Granville Street.

While thanking mir fii nd-i for their liberal

patronage pour former hotel. we would re- spectfully soli.-it the continuance of the same and as much new busiiie~s as vre may be favored with in

STRATHCONA HOTEL

_ Babies

TakeCutiouraResolvent

Because it is so pure and wholesome that* mothers can give it freely to children of all ages. It cools and cleanses the blood, and is of the greatest value in speedily curing disiiguring, burning, scaly humors, rnslies, azid irritations, when taken in con- nection with hot ‘oaths of Curicuna Soar, and gentle anointings with CUTICUBA, the great skin cure and purest of emollients.

~ f,- h utr. ‘d. Porrun Dano Asp Cnml.

(BYE-s:oxf.“-'oHoww Cum .Baby B.nshe|."fkee.

Brown-I don`t believe I would

fancy going with a party in search of the north pole.

Jones- No: I would feel safer with a

l MR. J. R. TANGUa1’,representing the

Montreal News Co is in town.

MR. A. MoKiNNoN returned yester-

day evening from Montreal.

MR. and MRs. J. E. Wvarr returned

from Boston yesterday evening.

MR. and MRS. MAJOR WRiGiiT.Bede-

que,Ieft yesterday morning for Halifax.

35 cts will buy 10 lbs good fresh

grapes at Ching`s Confectionery. 27 3i

ANoTHi~:R lot of G. B. Chocolates just

received at Ching’s Confectionery. 27 31

MR. J. B. Rockliffe shipped 2ll

lambs yesterday for the Am(-rican market.

Miss Maccii: Wsissri-:R, Augustine

_ .. . . i t ° d mornin fora.shor‘

relief ex edition. The sometimes et C_“f'°’ei yes er ay g `

5 1

' resident of Summerside and now oft

Doctors sold

back P y g * visit to relatives in Boston.

Miss l~iaNi~.a Roissnrs formerly a

New York. returned to her home yes- terda after a few weeks visit with

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Good Board, clean a rv rooms. best location in friends here' town and imcderate rate. Good stabling in - S g connection

_ ' I u MR; JOHN MoRRrs of Middle-ex N.

J. S. ALLEN, _ ‘ '

PPL- * I ' ~

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CHARLO l TE l`OWN,P. EJ.

sipizaii. zoii. ami. oiiiii aaii. Fill IIOilIiIl TRIP TICKETS

MoN'ir'°§i=`aE:AL

_ $13.30

on snr. aunt noun mir ricitrs ro

-ii§“‘..."i‘.:.&'.t:l $16.80 i»"...°'°&t.i."°’*‘~‘“'} $23.30

Niagara_F=-lil. Ont.

Chicago Ill., _

rumfpmw iz' i vi a nun up to and o1udin|?0?:bereI6tl:R899€s 8 on

Ill Perrin limo is tlmliai Pieitlc lilillly Via St .loin-

Forratcsto other 'ioints call on an Ticket Agent in Maritime Provinces, oi- writ;

' A. J. HEATH,

Dist. Passr, Agent.

St. John. N. B

John 0. 'Hy ndman, Agent fmllil Piciiic iliillai. iiI’tovi P.E.

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Herring

' Magdalen and Cape Breton, just

received by

Ei. T. Pearden

_p Lower Queen Street. rin'

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Freshman-Where on earth did you

get that class yell? lt’s the greatest I ever heard in my life.

Sophomore-I got two big dogs to

ighting in my room the other night and then set a phonograph going.

NE I/'ER BURN A CANDLE AT BOTH ENDS.”

If you do your light will soon be gone

and you will be in the dark. Don’t think you can go on frawing vitality from the blood for nerves,stomach. brain and mvscles, without doing something to replace it. Hood’s Sarsaparilla gives nerve. inentil and digestive strength by enriching and viiilizing the blood. Thus it helps people who an overworked and tired.

Hood’s Pills are non-irritating, mild,

effective.

“"’”-f”-' »*»'“w-f.nau¢Uca\or--s-..... ._ -

cured of Kidney Disease in two months by Dr. Chas¢’s Kidney-

'Liver Pills.

It is only when thoroughly convinced of the

superior merit of a remedy that public men will give their sanction. -

Mr. E. H. Lemire. Notary Public, _xogo

Notre Dame Street. Monfrml, tells of his re- markable recovery from a severe attack of kid- ney disease. When doctors had failed, Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills saved his life. He writes: " I give this statement, first because it Is only just that the me-it of Dr. Chase's Kid- ney-Liver Pills should be made known. and again in order that others may profit by my experience. For ycanl suffered with kidney disease which doctors pronounced incurable. Thanks to Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills. whichlhavcnsedfortwomonths. Iam Com-

pletelyecured. They helped me fiorn`rhe int, and cure is no_w pefect’ _

Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills act directly

on the kidneys, and their combined -

lnduenee on the kidneys and Ever. _cure the mos! complicated diseases ol these delicate organs.

' box talldealln,

gnenlladoae a5;sEs°:T 8 1 I 4

“I thought von were going to make

an attack on the Americans,” exclaimed the Filipino commander severely. ~ ,

"We meant to, but we were hindered

We could not find any dag of truce to wave so as to enable us to conduct our operations in safety.”

__ A STRONG BACKING.

Commissioner of Wickham. N. B. Civil Courts makes an important statement

Wickham, Queen’s Co.. N. B. Sept.25

-Mr. G. L. Worden, commissioner of the great Civil Courts here, is emphatic in his endorsation of the great medicine, Dodd,s Kidney Pills.

°‘Dodd’s Kidney Pills,” he says,

,.have been a wonder and suprise to myself. After over twenty years of suffering with my back and kidneys I am welt. Not the least painful part of my trouble was the pain, frequency and poor success in urinating. After using Dodd’s Kidney Pills I enjoy the natural, comfortable feeling in the particulars above referred to. I feel like a young man though seventy-six years of age. I recommend l)odd’s Kidney Pills to sufferers as they do as they advertised to do.” _

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~~I know a Scotchmau who says he

never pl iyed golf in his life.”

‘-Good; we can teach him the game

and he can teach us the dialect."

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ITCHING PILES.

False modesty causes many people

to endure in silence the greatest misery imaginable from itching piles. One application of Dr. A. W. Chase"s Oint- ment will soothe and ease the itching, one box will completely cure the worst case of blind, itching, bleeding or pro- truding piles. You have no risk to run for Dr. A. IV. Chase’s Ointment is

guaranteed to onre piles.

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The Linguist-I thought I had mas-

tered every civilized tongue, but I must confess I can’t understand a word these people are saying.

The Sport-No wonder. They are

talking golf.

THE ORIGINAL

There is only one remedy known

that has a combined action on the kid- neys and liver and cures the most com- plicated ailment of the delicate filter- ing organs. and that is Dr. Chase’s Kid- ney-Liver Pills. the original kidney pills. This world famous kidney and liver cure has enormous sale in all parts of Canada and United States.

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B accompanied by her daughter. MISS

6,‘IS'f1'_3m __ ___ ?fff’.“"“’f Margaret and sou. Mr. W m MQ/IHS A N A D I A N But the Notary. Mn Lcmim W” lelt by the Northumberland yes erday

morning after a visit among frier.dS 111 Bedcque.

MB. J. -R. Noonan having purchas- d

the Terrace Hotel, he is about to dis- pose of _his grocery st ire on Central St. This fine property will be leased or sold. Mr. Nooran solicits correspon- dence on the subject. 25 dlw

Dmiss Goods novelties at the Ladies’

Furnishing Store. Fancy dress _ goods all colors and shades, Heather and Plain goods, Col :red Cishmeres, Hen- riettas, Poplins, Serges. Whip Cards, etc. See the new Campbe1l’s weave

tcod. Also a full range of Fancy Cos- tume Novelties from $4.50 to 812.00

in the line of dress goods at MeG auxin dr Wright. _ ' s

Tm: P. E. I. Baptist Conference.

in the Baptist- Church. Snnimorside, Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Rev. A. S. Browne. North River. preached _an exceedingly able sermon from the text

Salvation.” He described salvation as a joyful salvation and an ever lasting salvation and added the practical part, that we must work out our own salva- tion,it being God’s work and using it being ours. Tuesday morning a great deal of work was disposed of, there | being eight pastors present.

Sous months ago a woman formerly

a citizen of Summerside and for some time past employed in Boston, was commissioned by a widower of that city to hunt him up a wife during her summer visit to her former here. After consutlation among her friends a name was sent to him-correspondence fol- lowed--the worthy swaiu next appear ed on the scene, and yesterday morning they iefl. by the Northumberland for their future home in Boston---having been united in the holy bonds of mat- rimony the previous evening--after an acquaintance of about two days Sic transit gloria M inday M irning.

CAN ADA’S GOLDE_N HERITAGE.

Does not consist: in mines alone. Put- nam’s Painless Corn extractor is a boon. It goes right to the root of the trouble and acts quickly and painlessly. Be- ware of substitutes.

He-I wou1dn’l: mind this coming

storm if we were one.

She-But this is so sudden! He (continuing)-If we were one

mile nearer home.

TORONTO TE STIMONY.

Cater-rah’s Victim for Years-Au Un-

solicited Story of a Wonderful Cure by Dr. Agnew’s Catarrhal Powder. ~‘ I am so well pleased with Dr. Ag-

new’s Catarrtial Powder and the good results derived from it that I hardly- knew how to express myself. For years I have been troubled with Ca- tarrah in the head and throat. I tried dinerent remedies. but found no re- i lief until I began to use Dr. Agnow’s Words cannot express my gratitude for the good it has done me. I highly gre- oommend it.” Mrs. M. Greenwood, 204 Adelaide Street; West. Toronto.

Sold by S. W. Dodd and

Sergeat 65c. and 75c. per yard guarin-

per suit ellegant goods. Everything

Psalm 91-16, “And chew Him

Fluttering of the Heart.

Mrs. P. 1). Bourque of Moncton, N.

B., is one of those who never fail to sound the praises of Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills. Some time ago she was troubled with a. pain in her left side and iiu't¢ring of the heart. Her nerves were unstrained and she was easily excited and upset.

‘-I noticed Milburn’s Heart and

Nerve Pills recommended for such troubles.” she said, *-and decided to try them. I therefore gol~a box and be- gan taking them, and t iey have done me a great deal of good.

“Before taking these piéls my appe-

tite was poor and I was very much run down in health but since their use I have gained strength every day. _They restored my heart :to natural action , removed the pain from my side. and gave new health and vigor to every organ of my body.”

Not only do M=lburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills cure such compl iints as

.thosethat afflicted Mrs. Bourque, but

they arepthe only effectual remedy known for palpitatfon, skin beats, smothering and sinking sensations, nervousness, sleeplessness, anaemia. St, Virus’ dance, weakness, female troubles and general debility.

Price 500. a box or 3 for $1.25, at all

druggists_ T. Milburn & Co., Toronto, Ont.

“I don’t value success in life as high-

ly as I used to.” °-Why noi?" “After people have won fame they

have notaing to look forward to ”

i coiilioti riooiiii.

'Thousands Suiter Frou ii Without

Kiovliig its real lliiaractor-

, No trouble is more common or more misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia. '-People having it think that their nerves are to blame, are surprised that they

[arc nottcured by nerve medicines and

sf ring medicines; the r.al seat of mis- _c£ief is lost sight of; the stomach is

like organ to be looked after. `

Nervous-dyspeptlcs oft°n do not have

or any pain whatever in the stomach, nor

-perhaps any of the usual symptoms of stomach weakness. Nervous dysnepsia shows itself not in the stomach so much as in nearly every other organ; in some cases the heart palpitates and is irre- gular; in others, the kidneys are ef- fected ;in others,t'ie bowels are troubled With lossof flesh and appetite. with the accumulation of gas, sour rislngs and. heartburn. P

Mr. A. W. Sharper of No. 61. Pros-

pect St., Indianapolis. Ind.. writes as follows :-"_A motive of pure gratitude promps me to write these few lines re- garding the new and valuable medicine, Stuait’s Dyspepsia Tablets. I have been a suffer from nervous dpspepsia for the last four years; have used variour pat-

,ent medicicine and other remedies with-

out any favorable result They some- times give temporary relief until the elects of the medicine wore off. I at- tributed this to my sedentary habits, being a bookkeeper with little physical exercise, but I am glad to st ite that the tiblets have overcome all these obsta- cles, for 1 have gained in Hash, sleep better and am better in every way. The above is written not for notoriety, but is based on actual facts.”

Respectfully yours,

_ A. W. Sharper, 61 Prospect St., Indianapolis, Ind.

It is safe to say that Sruart’s Dys-

pepsia Tablets will cure any stomach weakness or disease except cancer of the stomach. They cure sour stomach gas, loss of flesh and appetite, p sleeplessness, palpiiation. heartburn, constip ition and headaches.

Send for valuable little book on stom-

ach disease by addressing Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich.

All druggists sell full sized packages

at 50 cents.)

_Actor-Pugilist-Say, wot do youse

really t’ink of my actin? ,

Crittc,-Well-er- if you dou’t mind

I should prefer to tell you over the tele-

phone. _

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C. RICHARDS & CO. I

DEAR SIR8.-I have great faith in

MINARDS LINIMENT, as last year 1 cured a horse of Ring-bone, with _im bottles.

It blistered the horse but in a month

there was no ring-bone and no 1gm¢_

ness. ‘

Damn. Muncnrscrr. '

Four Falls, N. B.

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Railway Dining Boom, iS’SlDE AND PRINCE C0 lii0liGTON, N. B.

lioiil and Siiieiwaiies Fine Time Keepers.

New *Souvenir Spoons, very hand

some New Belts, Buckles and Neel; Clasps. Birthday, Engagement and Wedding Rings.

E. W. TAYLOR,

Cameron Block. Charlottetovgi. *_

Don t Hold Back! !

You can get a. Lady’s Gold-plated Hunting

Case Watch.

You can get a. Lady’s Gold-plated. Open Face Y WWE Lan G nruiiope it

oucon ai y’s’_ un e _ rr 'ace Watch? .

You can get a Gentl ma.n's Goid-plated Huritf

ing L use Watch.

YouFra.n git a Se itieman’s Gold-plated Open

ace ic _ -

You can getna Gentleman‘s Dueber Silverin

Case watch

,' Face W atch. _ ‘ You can get either 1 f above for 32,50 Cash and

50 Ju i.ee or Roy-il Oak Wiragppers.

You can get Boys’ Watches for cts Cash and

15 Wrappe- s. ’

You can get Clocks for $1.00 Cash and N

Wrappers. I .

You can get Brooch s =

“ “ “ Bracelets for Wrappo s.

“ “ " Pockéli Kuivesl'

Buy the famous .

Jubilee and Royal

- ` and _save wr; pers. _ exhlblip.. _ _ _ e ,~ ~`

J a.,,H1 as ‘ini ”"i`.:‘a-,.f at..& Ex. - _F

crrrowiv A SOAP WORKS. Ps

, ’ Gun

|You can get a G.:ntleman’s Uun Metal Open

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8.45 a.. m. I. C. Ry. 5.30 p. rn. follovin day. ' _Trains are nm by liiaisisern Sta.nde.r%"i‘im¢,

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Moncton N. B

G. A. SHARP B ' ' Clio rlnttel'.oWn. J‘ll1‘r);rgltl?-lilglent' P. E' L R'

WANTED -A or sixteen years o pei-isnccin takin and gi narall use Goannxarc Rice.

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Ju-ities P more H rated Wit hot Rent modoroh

ruin if nr Fl' J

ii. iz. stack, u.n.s *

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Merchants’ Bank* Building

Summorclelo, P. E. I. _

D006! and general anaosthotics to

uilile Dentistry Painless. All work Gwmteed- no my sssmiaw

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CSIRIDB BIDS l°Du stable and couch Mr F Jost. Appl mouth Street. n

given July th-st.

ang' tend UTA

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WORK for fami .'i'..r.ir°~‘°= P'

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Terrace House

Newly Furnished and Thoroughly

_ V Renovated. ~ Granville Si., ’8'8l|lo, I

Within a few minutes walk of the

Railway Station.

Good Tables. I Large. comfortable Bedrooms. Terms moderate. _

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Good Stabling in connection. ' _ sniioigm-,_ 1;,

_ J. R. Noonan, '1°°°~

G. E. HIIQIIBS. i i I Foym 1 fi h Proprietor?

er y o t _e Campbell Hotel R C Henman’

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