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Intense Power of Dr. 6asseIl’s Tablets again Proved.

RDIIBLE AT 82.

Back '-pains so _severe as to

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i Now in Splendid Health through

Dil. DASSELL’S TIIBLETS.

Age niokes no difference io the extra-

ori||nui'_\ viirzitire power of Di'. l.`:i.‘=.-'.\~ll's Tulilets; they cure olil or young, from the inf-uni: in its inntlier`s arnis to the whiti- hnirvd _t:i'uiidp:i.reiit bowed with the-\vi-ight

of' vears. ‘Nhat is the one conclunsiuii to

bt-Vtliuiuii fruin thi- ti=.st.imoiiy to Di. (Iii,-sell's,,'l'alil»s-ie, which gr-iuneful people in the Mot,||er ()t>uiit.ry are 4-onstantl_\' giving l.o` their Caiismlian brolliers unit ¢si.~.li~|~s.

Here, ftic,cxaiii|iie. is Mr. llenjiiinin dt-

Gi'<~y_ of 2, Clif`tnii~li\rrace, Qui-on-street. S;f.iriil>rook, Birn|ii\gli:iin_ England, tell- ing how I)r. (‘.assi»ll`s 'l`ublcts cured liiin oi' acute kidney trouble when nothing else tried vnulil even ielieve. Anil Mr. de (ire-y is 82 yi-urs of age. He si.'i_\‘s:

“A i`i-\\' _venie ago I began to have a

dull, lu~:i\'y it-cling alter everytliiiig I ate. iiuil this was vt-|_\' .snfiii lullowoil by gnuiving.: pain iiici-os,- my ‘mick and other iiiilicalioiis ut' ki<l|i<=_\' ti-nulili-. Ai- all tiines-lliis pain uns with inc. hilt it ln~<~».'i|iiv .-li:u-p as kinlt- tli_rui_~'l>i \\'h<-n I had to striii;:litr~n up fi-inn a sitinlt-' U1' Slnnpiiial piisitioii. I \\';\< t.>lfl'ii wits kitln<-_\' triiulili. 1 knew tli:it. lint no r~.\|l ni' iiiwliviiit- L had ilid any :nrt ui' gnnii. l enniiot ,|,._.-,,-|-ily.; ting-` <|if'i`i»i’ing l iintli-r\\'<‘iit. l could not rt-st niiywlicre, and 1 wus so

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"I \v:u-iltniil that an u]v<‘r'4\|i0I1 “'09 itll*

only tliiinz left for inc. But at my ago § did not like the _idea oi that, so i\8IlU\ took medicine, whiclingnin proved 1194-l¢'~°H»

“I wus worn out with pain :uni

nt' rest, when at last IKM’ Dr' "“"°’i°"'il 'I‘:ibi<-is; yt-I. niinost from the first. t.;4_‘l_\l reiir-vcd inc. I got b<_~tf|-r niirl_iv-iii-r. ht" now I am cured and in splendid healt .

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Dr, (Kiss/ell'a Tablets put new life and

vigour into the kidneys by siieiigtliviiiiig tin-. iivrvi-s that control kidni-y action. ‘l‘ii:it, is \\'h_v Dr. Cues-n~ll`s 'l`-aiilets euro even iiiost severe eases.

LADY DF 6'( GURED

after 30 years’ suffering.

Here is _vet niiothvr instance of 1.T.e

iiitciisv |'i--viiulisiiig |io\\'c|~sof Dr. ("asseli`s 'l`ahl<-I-s. Mrs, \\`:illter. of 49, Ki-llu|i'ii~ strict, Barrliead, (Jlasgnw, n`t'ut.aiul, save:-~

“I :un ,uiiitl to tell you that iiiyiiinliier,

Mrs, t’airns, and inysi-li` have derived very great benefit from Dr. Cuss€1l's Tablets.

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Mrs. Cairns.

My mother is now sixi_\'~,<<-\'<ii _veais of age, and luis siiffciw-il for about thirty _\'ears frnin it fnnt-tional eninpiiaiiit which used lo uiake her uniable in infivr: sonic- tiinr-.<. About two uiontlis :lun she cuuglit a chill. \\'liicl_i sffbistcd her laidiii-ys. and l:\i.i ln-r up r\lrx';-.ftbi-i~. Shi' was in fright- lnl paiii :ill 'i'oun<l her li<»<i_\', :uni in her hack. and tn more at nil caused her inteiisc suffering. `\\’e tricil :ill sorts of iiiingn for hor. but obo not no better; in tart.. I tiioiijglit she \\';is never going to be well .'r,:ain. IIo\\'<-\'¢-\', icadiiig about lir, f`iissi»|i's 'l`a`bh~ti~¢, I fiotiiletl to get her soini-_ and ironi that linn- she improved \i'oii<lerfiill_v. She is now lx-.tier than she has in-cn for _vi-urs, und it. is :\‘l due to llr. (`iaa.~'cll`s 'I`ulili»ts. She was very run- iin\\‘n in health as well as :~‘uf`t`ering from kiiiniiy lronble. and the 'Tablets simply ivnrkeil woinlers.

“I have taken them myself for severe

backiuciie liroiiizhf. on by strain, and they soon cured nic, too."

BlllTAIN'S FINEST IIEMEDY

Popularity New World-Wide. K

'I‘hc world wide i'eputat.iun which Dr.

i`,`.:i.-s<~ll‘s 'l`:ibicts have at-iiieve<l.as .1 really irliiilile Nerve and Body ltvstorative for youn,f.r :intl old, mira/ be due tn merit und merit oniy.~ Mere iidvertiseinent will onii\i\i.liiies ensure 6 reputation of it sort. but it is true worth that tells. and pai'ii<‘ularly is this so with Dr. _(‘+asseli'l` 'l';il»l<‘ts. This funious 'ineiliciiie is ii true and tried r¢>.iiied_y for Ne-r\'ou.~i llrealttlown, Norvo Failure, Infuntile Wcokiieoo, Nonrasthenia. Sicoplnssiivss, Anirmn, Kidney Trouble, Dyspepsiii, Stoinach Dis- nrdcr, Wasting, Patlpiiaitifiii; and ihcv are

specially valuable for nursing inoihersi and girls a,ppro:n~liiug wmnanhood. Al <li~m:s:i.=t.s and atni~ekr-¢»p<-is liiiouzliout the Dominion sell Dr. Caaeeil`s 'I‘nbl<‘ts at 50 cents. People in outlying <lu_at.ricts should korrp Dr. (‘n.=.°e~ll’s 'Falilets bg' them in case of einei‘geiic_\'. A l<‘i'~-e .ninplo will /bo sent on 'receipt of 5'<‘l?li't8 fl!! ,,,,,i»i.;,,g t-md |».n~,knig__ by the sol., :igems for (‘.niiii<i:i. il, F. Tfitciiic :iuri Cn., Ltd.,

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TUESDAY

. 'REMAINS BROUGHT HOME.-

The remains of the late Philip Francis, Moncton, N. B., arrived in Fortune on Wednesday, and were laid to rest in the Bay Fortune Presbyter- ian cemetery on Thursday. The fun- eral was largely attended.-V.

` BAD ACCIDENT.-Mrs. William Mclntyre, of St. Andrew's, met with a serious accident on Fri- day last while driving. In com- ing up to_ the gate, the mare having a foal at home and being in a hurry to get home to ft, started to run and in consequence the wheel of the waggon collided with the gatepost, upsetting the vehicle and throwing the occupant- out with such»force as to cause her to sustain a broken arm, and other ln- jurles about the head and face.-S.

WEDNESDAY `

VISITING THE l8LAND.- Mr.

Chas. B. Howatt of Portland, Me., is a visitor in the City today. Mr. Howatt is on a vacation visiting his many friends on the Island he has just paid a visit to Midgell and with his cousin Mr. Freeman Bowley they went to North Lake where Mr. Howatts moth- er and Mr. Bowieys Father were born bringing away some souviners of the old place. Whilst there they were the guests of Mr. Elisha Mor- row where they were hospftably en- tertained. Mir, Howatt goes from here to North River and Tryon be- fore the return to Portland. Mr. How- att is a Contractor and _ Builder who with his son are doing a large busi- ness. '

SAVAGE HARBOR SCHOOL.-The

semi-annual examination of Savage Harbor School took place, on Tuesday June 29th iii the presence of a large assemblage of rate-payers and par- ents. The achool-room was nicely de- corated for the occasion with ferns, liiacs and flowers. The pupils were examined in the different subjects, by the teacher Miss Annie MacAulay al- so by Miss Mary MacAulay formerly teacher of Ten Mile llouse sister of the teacher, and Mr. George Morri- son of St. Duustan's College, and they showed by their prompt and intelli- gent answers that they not only had 11 thorough grasp of the elementary principles of education hut were well versed in the higher branches. Speci- al mention might me made of the \-:rltiiig which was especially deserv- ing nt praise, After tl.t- examination t'z-ilnwcd reciiatiuns by Cornelia Mc- Intyre, Marguerite Morrison, Augusta Mclntyre and Charlie Steele also a song by Margaret Ostrich. Then thc pupils and all present were treated to nuts and candy. Prizes were won by the following Attendance, Cyril Mor- rison, Silence. Charlie Morrison. Best worker, Fulton Coffin. After compli- mentary speeches were made by those present proceedings were brou- ght to a. close by the singing of the National Anthem. The people of Sav- age Harbor are to be congratulated on retaining the service of such an efficient and painstaking teacher as the school has shown marked im- provement slnco Miss MacAulay has taken charge.

WEDDING BELLS.-- A very pretty

wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Leard, Alberton Wednesday evening, July 14th' when their second eldest daughter Annie Cliarlotte, was joined in the holy bonds of martimony to Mr. John C. Weeks of Alma. The .interesting ceremony was performed by Rev. G. F. Dawson of Alberton. The bride looked charming in a gown of sheer white voile over silk, trimmed with embroidery and ribbon and carried a bouquet of snowballs. She also wore a wreath of flowers in her hair, the bride was attended by her sisters Miss Beatrice Leard, who wore a pretty gown of cream crepe with pink trim- mings. The three younger sisters of the bride the Misses Lucy, Ruby and Alice acted as flower girls and look- ed very dainty dressed in pink and white carrying baskets of flowers. Mr. Hudson Prldliam ably supported the groom. At 8 o’clock the bridal pntry entered the parlor to the strains of the wedding march beautifully ren- dered by Miss Anna Weeks, sister of the groom. The bride was given a- way by her father. The ceremony be- ing performed beneath a lovely floral urche. After congratulations and best

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wishes had been bestowed upon the bride and groom by all present, the party repaired to the dining room which had been nicely decorated in pink, and/white and sat down to a dainty appointed table, after the in- ner man had been satisfied with the good things provided the party re- turned to the parlor wherethe even- ing was spent in instrumental music and singing. Mr. Aamsay Hardy kind- ly supplied some excellent Grama- phone selections. Mention must be made of the well behaved cheverle crowd whose various costumes sup- plied amusemeut to those present. The popularity of the young couple was shown in the numerous and cost- ly presents which they received. The grooms gift to the bride was a beau- tiful gold necklace. Mr. and Mrs. Weeks will make their future home in Alma, where they will be followed by the good wishes of their many friends.

-PICNIC SUCCESS. - Cornwall

Methodist Sunday schhool picnic held in Mr. Samuel l<‘rizzel’s field by kind permission Wednesday July 14th.Fav- cred with most delightful weather u goodly number gathered and all seem- ed to greatly enjoy themselves. There were not quite so many visitors from adjacent places as usual but the home friends gathered nobly and the finan- cial results will cqual if they do not a little exceed former years. The Cornwall women. and men are workers, ernest, reliable, ever seeking improvements. Recently they have put a new wire fence with cedar posts &c. round thc parsonagc grounds. More recently quite a number of them set to work on thc graveyard and the good results of their efforts are potent to meet casual observers they contemplate still further improve- ments.

weoomc aE|_|_s.- As the sim

shone in through the window of the beautiful church of St. Anu's Hope River on the morning of June 29th, Mr. E. Edward McKenna of Newton, Lot 26 led to the altar of that beauti- ful structure, Mfss Annie, daughter Of Jos. McAleer, one of Ilope ltiver‘s favorite young daughters and with all the blessings of Holy Church. the sac- red knot of matriniony was tied by the pastor Rev. J. A. Gaudet. The bride wore it very becoming gown o_t' mauve sik, with white satin trini- mlings and black hat with white ostrich plume and carried a hand- some bouquet of flowers, given her by her God parents, Clement uml Ellen McElmeiy. She was attended by her sister, Miss Nellie who wore a dress of pink voile with black hat of lace. The groom was ably supportd by his cousin, Mr. Wendell P. McKenm1. \Vh0 performed the function as a grooms- man in a very pleasing and creditable manner. A wedding dinner was giv- en at the home of the bride where a number of the brlde’s friends and relatives had assembled. The day was spent very happily and many hoasts of good wishes were given Mr. and Mrs. MeKenna. In tho even- ing the wedding party drove to the home of thc groom (where a number of invited guests had assembled to welcome the happy bride and groom. Mr. Michael McKenna, read a very pleasing and appropriate address to the young married couple, and con- gratulations and speeches were made, which told well for the bride and groom and for the maiiiicr in which groom and for the many well wisliers who had assembled. The evening was spent very pleasantly and all depart- ed leaving good wishes with Mr. and McKenna for a long ami happy wed-

ded life.

-SCHOOL WORK.-The half year-

ly examination of the Fanning school, Malpeque, was held on June 29th and was largely attended. The classes were examined fn the various sub jects by Inspector Boulter, Rev. E.J. Rattce and others. The Cumberland Scholarship inf forty dollars) given by the trustees of the Cumberland Trust Fund, to the student of the highest grade who leads ills class was wou by l-lnrold llurns. The Cumberland prizes which are awarded to each of the students standing highest lu his grade were won by the following. Grade IX.-Ralph Beairsto. Grade VIII.-Erskine Macnutt. Grade VII.- Gladys Maciiutt. Grade VI.-Muriel Macnutt. Grade V.-David Keir. Elizabeth Keir. Grade III.-Margaret Champion. Grade II. (Sr.)-Stella Burns. Grade II. (Jr.)-Bruce Muc- iiutt. Grade l. (Sr.)-Erving Champ- ion. Grade I. (Jr.)-Marion Young. Two pri7.es,. one in each department, were given by the Women’s Institute to the pupils not receiving a Cumber- land prize who had made the best effort in their studies during the year. Iii the l’rlnclpal’s Department the prize was won by Hattie Cruswell; in the Primary Department by Rhoda Mncnutt. Diplomas awarded to the pupils of the higher ggrailes making an average of seventy per cent. over were won by the following:-Grade IX.-Joseph Rattee, Harold Ilurus, Ralph Bcairsto. Hattie Craswcll. Florence Cmswell. Grade VlII.-Er- skine Macniitt, Alfred MacGougi\n, Elizabeth Iieairsto. Grade VII.- Gladys Macnutt, Barbara Craig, Marg- ery Peake. Grading Certificates were won by Grade VI.-Muriel Maciiutt.

Hedley Macnutt. Grade V.-David Keir, George Rattee,Margarct Ruttee, Florence Peake, Walter Beairsto, Grade IV..-Elizabeth Keir, Annie Roach. Charles Taylor, Duncan Muc- Gcugnn. Grade ill.-Margaret (‘.hnm- plon, (‘li\iidc Bcafrsto, Rhoda Macnutt.

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garet Mactjougan, Mfllicent Craig. -Grade Il. iJr.)-Bruce Macnutt, Mott Stewart, Frank Beairsto, Erwin Taylor. Grade 1. (Sr_;_E|-ying Champion. Otto Craig. A special prize for attendance was won by Marion

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being presented with twenty-five dol-

some gift.

THURSDAY _

CONDOLENCE.-- At the last con-

vocation of True Bros. Lodge of A.F. & A. M. the following resolution was passed. Resolved that we through this medium to tender our sincere sympathy to Rev. Bro. McDougald, Cape Traverse in the loss of his wife and trusting he may have the strong- thenlng support of the Higher Power in his bereavement. True Brothers Lodge A. F. & A. M. (Sgd.) True Bros Lodge A. F. & A. M.. Per ii. A. McPhee, Secretary

On July 14th an old and esteemed

resident of the pariah; Alexander Campbell passed away at his home iii Clermont aged 84 years. He was a k- ind husband, a good futher. and one of the most prosperous farmers in the township. His wife predeceased him a aiiort time ago. He is survived by th- ree suns, Archie of Boston, Joseph of Cardigan, and Thomas at home. Bc- fore passing away he was fortified by all the rites of comfort of his (Thur- ch. The funeral took place from his late residence to St. Mary's Church Indian River and was largely attend- cd.

Mr.and Mrs. H.L. Champion of Darn-

ley have the heartfelt sympathy of their many friends in the death of their little daughter, Ruby, aged five and u half years. She was taken lil on Monday and notwithstanding. thc best of medical skill and tender care she passed away on Friday morning. She was a bright loveable child and was a great favorite with ali. It was only two years ago that the family was culled to mourn the death ot' their only son, a. bright, proiuisiiig boy who succunibed to diphtheria. One little baby girl survives. Little Ruby’s funeral took place on Sun- day aiid the general sympathy of the whole neighborhood was shown in the very large atteinlance. The re- mains were laid to rest in Malpeque Cemetery.

MOLASSES ON THE JUMP.- The

Trade Bulletin of Montreal says: Judging from recent advices from Barbailocs it seems that the crop of fancy molasses was very short and that it has been cleaned out entirely at the Island. it appears that Mont- real imports did not believe the re- ports of planters and shippers in Burbadoes regarding the short crop this year, and consequently they would not buy at the lower rates first offered. And now it looks like a fum- ine in fancy molasses unless a sub- stitute can be found. Round lots are quoted at 45c on spot, and jobbing lots git 490 in the city, and 47c at country points. Holders of 100 pun- cheon lots are said to be holding for still higher prices.

-PRESENTATi0N.- Mr. George

McKay of Darnley, son of Mr. “Ed." McKay, who was employed at the Experimental Station find Chrlotte- town, and who recently resigned and enlisted with the Heavy Artillery was on Saturday evening presented with n purse of $45 by his cliunis in Darn- iey. The presentation was made ut his home where a number ot' friends gathered and enjoyed a pleasant evening with him. Refreshments were served and afterwards, Mr. A. W. Woodside acting as chairman, thc presentation was made and a number

,of addresses given by friends pro-

sent. The gathering dispersed with the old familiar hymn. “God be with you till we meet again.”

SCHOOL .EXAMINATlON.- The

semi-annual examination of Alnm School took place on Friday, June the 25th. There were quite u large num- ber of visitors present, showing the interest taken by the parents in the work of their school. The pupils were thoroughly examined in all the sub- jects by their teacher, assisied by Miss I-Imniu Cahill. teacher of Wood- vale, Miss Eva. Gaudet, teacher of Plcasaiit View and Miss Hazel Calla- ghan, teacher of Waterford and show- cd by their quick and intelligent uu- swers that they had received cure- ful instructions from their competeiit teacher, Miss Josie Gaudet. Tho classes in reading and English were cspecially deserving of praise. At the close of the examination nn excellent programme of songs, dialogues and recitniions were carried out which by the visitors shrdiii cmfwyp nunm were vcry much enjoyed by the visi- tors aiid reflects much credit on the pupils and their teacher. A vote of thanks was their tendered to Miss Gaudet for the success with which she had conducted her school :uni all expressed ii. wish that she would re- main to continue thc good work for another year.

Defy Dyspepsia!

Among the symptoms oi D)_'Bi>¢PSl4*

or Indigcstion _may be mentioned a heavy, cutting- f>ain_soon after eatingki a distended, iul iecling oi the_etomac and bowels; belching oi wind and fiatulence; a burnirig gensation \_n_the |tomach,~ which' indicates acidity; heartburn; palgitation of the heart; oppression of rcatbing; pain under the ribs and shoulder-blades; headache through the temples and eyes; dizzi- ness, coated tongue and constipation; sometimes nausea or vomiting.

Abbey's Ehervescent Salt is thc

natural specific for all these conditions. Being an antacid, it immediately re- lieves the acidity oi the stomach and stops the fermentation. lt stimulates the secretion and muscular action oi the stomach and_bowelu, and over- comes the constipation. When its use is kept up the normal action of all the organs oidigestlon ie reestab- lished.

Sold everywhere at 25c. and 60c.

Sold by George E. Hughes. _

Grade II. (Sr.)-St-.-lla Burns, Mar-

Young. At the close of the examina- t _ mernbered by their pupils; Miss Munn

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leaves to uiourn zi. wife, 5 suits and 3 t` <iaugiiters, Ilugii ami Alex. of Bangor, lilaiiie, Dan of (‘l\ui‘lottctown, Anthony I and Joseph of Ruskin and Mrs. Bar- rett of lllount Stewart, Mrs. Grant or

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Moore. Ile was 97 years ot' ago and lust rites of his ciilirc-ii from the Rev.

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