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Their Health And Beauty

By Taking Peruna.

Miss Florence Allan, a beautiful Chi-

75 Walton Place, Chicago, Ill.f

“As a tonic fora worn-out system

motion. Its efhots no truly wonder- ‘ fa! In rejuvenating the entire system; lkeep It onnaadolll the time, and

Then begins a series of experiments.

They take me_dicine_for sick headache. They take medicine for nervous prostra- tion, for polpitation of the heart, for dyspepsia. None of these medicines do. any good because they do not reach the cause of the complaint. _

Peruna at once mitigates all these

symptoms by removing the cause. '

Systemic oatarrh is the trouble. Sys-

temic catarrh pervades the whole sys- tem, deranges every organ, weakens every function. No permanent cure can be expected until the systemic catarrh is removed. ,

This is exactly what Peruna will do.

Miss Cullen Was lixlinnxstml From Over

Study. ` ' `

Miss Rose Cullen, President of the

Young \Voman’s Club; Butte, Montana, writes: '

921 Galena street, Butte, Mont.

Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, 0.: Gentlemen-“Peruna has many friends

in Butte. I cannot say too much in praise of it. While finishing school I became very nervous and exhausted from over- study. I was weak and sick, and could neither eat, sleep nor enjoy life. A couple bottles of Peruna put new life in me. I iind by having it in the house and , taking a dose oil and on it keeps me in fine health. A _large number of my friends place Peruna at the head-__o! all medicines.”-Rose Cnllon._ _ _ ‘ . . Peruna is especially adapted. to pro- tecting. against and curing nervous dis- ~

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of run-down women, as the

monial of Miss Cullen indicates.

Miss Blanche Myers, 31%) Penn street, Kansas City, ide., has the following to

say of Pernna: _ '

“During each ofthe past four seasons

I have caught asevere cold, when sud- denly 'chilled an evening; "party, ' and catarrh for weeks would be th) result. One bottle of Peruna cured me, and I shall not dread eollb any more

as I did.”-Blanche Myers. ‘ _

An excellent little treatise on “ Health

and Beauty,” written especially `!o_r wo- men, by Dr. Hartman, will be sent free to any addrem by The' Peruna Medicine. Co., of Columbus, Ohio.» » ~ ' ' `

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The Officers for Ensulng Year Elec_t__et_l__ and installed-Higli

Court Adjournec After a Session-The Foresters

.Successful and !Harmo_n'ioig_s

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‘me proceeding at the meeting nf the 13 Court. I. O. F., of P. E, I.,ot Tiznish evening. The business during

ohotwo days session was chiefly rour.ioe.`3

Yoltorday evening the following ollicersl WCB elected :

Hifi Chief Ranger. John H. Bell, Cher-'

lottetown. -

High Vice Chief Ranger, H l_).McElren

Howell. luubeemuy, L. U. revies, ns-1¢qus.

(ro-eluded#

ltlsurer, J. Gm-don. McKay

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Geo me tofu and J amos' ll[cK'inn6'r;:5,." Long l cms. `~ ~. I

le The following are the appointed _High 0ratoa~,Rev.Henr.YCarter, 'River `

A Jouma‘, Sams#-,.I_ghn l (ne-sp sed.)

il ana. sr. cms: Woodward; Tuuraofk Memes, wutsnire. .e C

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Conductor, R. H. McNeil,

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' town, ,

L. U. Bowler was unanimouslyf' recom-

mended to the Supreme Chief Ranger as Provincial Organizer. ‘

It was decided to holi the next session

Q of the High Court at Georgft Jwn. l The delegates left Tignish hy sp-cial train about 9io’c-lock. ` ' '

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l T-nz public meeting held in the hall at , Tignish, Thursday nicht, was a.-most suc- fcessfnl affair. The .enter ainmeut ar~ l ranged by Court Tiguish was v. ry credit-

" able to them and tbraughout enjoyed by the large crowd present. The nrogiam consisted of a- ‘selection by the 82nd, Rez. band; addres°, E. Hackett. M, P.; solo, Miss Comstock. (encored);a-irlr ss,-Capt. §Jos. Read, M. L. A.; recitation, Miss fLefurgey; address, Dr. Oronhyazekha; lsolo, Dr. 1(cDougnll,(encored); selfctiou lby -the band; recitation, Chas. Clark of ,0itawa, (encored); duet, Mi»s Cfomstcck l and Miss Larkin; God Save the King.

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in o Faulkner sr me Au=hes'_on, Topeka

and 'Sant i Fee Railway, _ 1_¢fg~'~*"~ . $11,- 13]-9;-. th_mper1,.pa~re\rerd)r éft¢1i¢.wfm_it to the I-load. 4*' ` ‘ '~ _` 1’.»

Blsv. _dndrew preaches; azolrifiln

he ';1li»§v¢os‘9 ohuwllewmwiow. L' :His suhjw wiuipe in “chef __ _mg “Tin .`gre»_s_t~\eis of han as iq _|513 .o1f__e_ati_en,”_ Eveni_ng,_.f_‘The righteousness that-exa1__teth a people." _ é V §y?a{chtsrneii`éwi‘l»’n§¢d teaser r.%¥»i£ii1~ixs "iih*fiii;rsd¢.y`¢¢_,_¢ .&s_§everal ofthe- boatsire flfolnx down to taieipartin the races.

,rms win he an opportune time for the _Ssuria and Georgetown boatsgto show their speed. ` ‘

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-F. s. .rest we renew. ns- a~;ras,._ __ __ __ _ -Albert .Leigh e-mesa by me

Miss'Duisyl Hopkirk went east by the

cage girl, writes the following to Dr. S. e alter-Loon train 7¢5¢°¥¢0»;¥- ' _

B. Hartman concerning his catarrhal Hom Gam Forbes M' L_ A_ _Venn tonic, Peruna: e _ _ . »= --

River was ln this town yotterday.

` miss mmrinimon or me ony, rs

Perma sands as we had in my ent? .__ vismng menus at smiley rom. L

Louls_Reddlu and bridewereflpassen zero

»lMf*ef:§ Therefore if you vu* our Straw Hors “f.:.°Z"“°:.s-ass.-1 .ui be "°““ a f°‘“°““° ... ,M rear .‘:.;a‘;‘.;;°;.".:.”.-is 1 E '~ “"° ““”°"?g*““ ‘°'“” ‘”° it t and heavy feelings in the stomach. isgigim Féifhéfwélght CRS Ska

_~::“::::°°;°.. .... ,......., vests se-m _ $123.1; v\i1.viii_e coolwthese hot day s

Rev. Mr. Sinclair returned to Montague;

yesterday after .visiting friends lo. the ‘ Westernpart of the Island. ' S

held in the Y. M. C. A. Hall. W

Stanley Newberry who has been the

funeral of the l-ne Mrs. A. Doyle of -this city. ' ` f

Mrs. E. J. Cu-ew of Bungay, and her

‘d ughter, Mrs. Wm. R. Hammond of

Pr rtsxnoutb, N. H., is in the_City visiting

. friends. ` - E

'.T. D. Seaman, _Lee Seaman. Athol Sea- man and Miss Seamanjreturued last _eve-`

lning after attending the Summer School

of Science. ._ . _

- -Miss Alma Rrbertson, agraduate of _Mount Sinai Hospital, New York is visitiughermotherMrs.CharlesRobs1tson, atKem>o°h~ . . _ , .;

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Daily Quotation List Furnished by E.(1i

. _ BEJ OF

MONTREAL S1`0CK_ A 1 309900- _ ._ » _- _ fi. C108i!18 Prices i _ Ang. 'If _ Aug. A.malZ&moted.Copper

‘American Sugar _ ` asm . Atchison Common 932 Atchison Prerema , 102; Brooklyn Ballid Transit '_ 69 A

Erie »

Louisville &_Nashville

Manhattan' I

Metronelitan Ex “lv ' `

Missouri Paoli o _

,New York' Cen' 19 T , _ Pennsylvania `

"iris" _ _L 160

Rock Island ,`_" _ __ 1'

Southern Pacific

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`St._Pa.ul __ ` 188 Union Pacific ' 108 United_States Steel Common I

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S Jo Preferred _ 302 E ' 32§

loo __ 69. 59%

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` LIKE orunn” iuvn-.s cramps ana diarrhoea come suddenly. Prom/_p`tly_ giv a dose of Perry Davis’ Painkiller and

pains will go immediately. AV

‘Hand will save hours of prepared. ‘ g _ -'

Firewox ks and Flags sold at your ‘price lf you bare' not unreasonable; "l‘aylor’s Bookstore. f 11

The Favorite-,The New York

wsisfs. _The samples are here. _ Come _ and see them; they are beauties and

won’t be duplicated if _you say so. No two sold alike.---Paton 8: Co. '

NOTICE !»-Carters’ Bookstore r-lose at 1 o’clock Saturday, (Corona __ Day.) . Parties wanting ilrevmrkg' w|11 l need to buy early: 107° to-207° oifnm- Fim- works to clear them out.-Geo. Carter & Co. - 1;

-_Kenneth J. A.

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0!!‘lCE:+f-Braces Bu|lding.` ; A- .¢_

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cent discount on all lduring the month' of Macdonald 8: Co,

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l. Jeremiah S. Clarke was in town__yeste_r- It *£1 r ..... l' day attending the Agricultural Meeting .

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meet of Dr. and Mrs. Conroy, returned to we

'New York yesterdaylby "the Halifax." " 1 Q? _ _

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