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Suffered for Years From Kid- ney Diseaso-Was Cured byWarneﬂs Safe Cu re.

"Many years col recommended ourSgfg Cure to m old riend, Gen. ‘vlllliyﬂn Fmsg Nuttull, o the British Army, who was a. great sutferer from kidney troubles as a. rc- sult_ of Ion service in India. Ho took my BLIYICQ, an , after using our remedy, he was completely cured, and‘ was a bale and heart man when I saw him last, and must have \n nearly eighty years of age. He has assured me again and again that he earn- estly believed Warncx-‘s Safe Cure saved his life. and he swore by it. _

"I, myself, have used your remedy with the grcatcst beneﬁts, as I was mfuscd by tho Equitable Insurance Co. years sinco for in- dications of Bright's Disease, but after tak- ing Safe Cure for some time I was able to obtain insurance. This for itself. In my rovingcareer I have greatly bene- ﬁted by usm Safe Cure, not only in thc hot climates of gypt and India, but also in tho Arctic regions of Alaska."

G. P. ARMSTRONG, New York City.

llorc sulferlngand deaths result from affections ol the kidneys than from all other diseases, and principally be- cause theyare not discovered in time.

If you have the slhbtest doubt about your condition without deIa

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some mo ne stand M houm; if a reddish-brown ‘ ent forms, or if ti- cles ﬂoat about in it, or it is the least cligidy or smoky, your kidneys are seriously aﬁected and utterly unable to carry the waste mat- ter out of the body; and if allowed to run on without treatment the uric acid will clog tho blood and ison the whole musing inﬂamma on of the bladder and urinary or- gans, headache, backache, especially in the

loins; indigestion. dyspe ' consti tion, rheumatic pains and torpiddiver, nervousness, all manner of lood and skin

eruptions, and, ﬁnall a com lete breakdown of the general heal , with rightfs disease or ‘diabetes and death. If on are already sulifering from any of these _ ieeases your lifo 1s m grave danger, as the kidneys rarely put forth such outward symptoms until the dis- ease has secured a ﬁrm hold. .

DISIZASBS _0tlf WOMEN. _ f l bd seusatlo fnm 1 spells, pain u r1 s 32rd 0th‘: so-call léeﬁale troublesgere all

ailmg‘ symptoms o “dney disease.

Warnefs Safe (hire is absolutely the only comggl permanent and safe home cure for Bri t‘s diabetes, gall stones, gout," uric acid, rheumatism and all diseases of kid- ney’s, liver and bladder. It soothes inﬂam- mation and irritation; repairs the delicate tisus; heals the organs, restores ene and vigor, and builds u a strong, health y.

afe Cure is e entirely of her , con- tains no harmful drugs, is free from sedi- ment, and leosant to take. Prescribed by doctors used suocegjiliélytiéinledflingthos- itals for ﬁfty years. a. g s res gr direct; $1 A BOTTLE.

REFUSE . They are worth- less and very often exceedingly dangerous. Ask tor Warner's Sui: Cure; it will cure you.

WARNEIVS SAFE PILLS move the bow- els gently and aid a speedy cure. p

Write to Warneﬂs Safe Cure Co. 44 Lom- bard Sn. Toronto, or Rochester, N’. Y., for free medical book.

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“fill prove a faithful, honest and trustworthy I FAMILY PHYSICIAN. .'.-,-.- Sickness comes when you lens: expect it. In _ cases of emergcncycall upon STAN I‘ ON , and £1 will)“: Instant Relief (Internal and . m, _ .

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For Colics, Darrin“, Chm‘; Rheu- _ matism, Ncuralgiql Toothache. Cramps, $11’! “

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For ssf: everywhere. Price 25km per bottlt. n

IcGALrs BUTTIRIUT PILLS POI voun uvnr AID IOUILS. For sale everywhere, 25 cts per box. 0P by mail on receipt of price.

Sole proprietors, Tun Wino/m: Cnnncu.

Co. limited. Montreal, Canada. ~ Q

For? 5A LE.

laeiﬁg pelled to_fetire_ fromlule tailoring busiﬂnbspwmg t0 11141“, ' I Oﬁer fol‘ sale my Outﬁt. conslstnag l oscw ing machines, K0118. 9t‘! - etc-

Having carried on ﬁrst class tailoring

patterns together w_i'h m! The stand which 16 0H3 ° in the town is also available.

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E. E- PAQUEIEL“ E XMAS GIFTS ' :

Next "d r -to Paquet BN5“ i’ . - - - s. Stand: P. E. 1...... g ,.:~.:;=* cu :2 zﬁ:l.::c"::::

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FIRE INERANCE;

“" “T IIlls, can. .1331 1'9 - 5- midi"!

business I01’ Ell‘:

past fourteen years Idzlllinig-uplﬁigg): “s! e

to offer almost any _ ecstablishment.

Also a large stock 0f mghdass

- ' -t -date cloths and trimmings m “Pwawm.

the best This is a grand opening for an eﬂvgetl“

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United States will Prevent The Landing of Troops from the Sea- Loss of the Isthmus Causing Bitter Feeling.

PANAMA, November l5 -President Mar- roquln‘s statement as conveyed in a cable- Ilram to General Plaza, President of Ecuador, that Generals Re; esﬂalallero.

spins and Hclgirn, are now marching on the Isthmus to "Suppress the Islhmlan traitors" has set the entire population of the Isthmus laughing. Protected by the lmpen etrability of th‘e laud and the many leaauss of coast line separating the Isthmus from Colombia and conﬁdent laud- tbut the U. S. intends to prevent the. lug of Colombian soldiers from the sea, the Isthmlans feel that their security is absolute. The loss of the Isthmlan tel- rltorv is, of course,a tragedy for Colombia. The Government at Br-gota is probably lznonaut of the attitude taken by the Gov- erumentof the U. S. in the last two weeks.

Iaafxcnzyto appease an angry and disappointed populace, and to satisfy the public demand for some appearance of activity, and an attempt to save tlc honor and the territorial integrity of Colombia, the Government la no voubt promising and threatening to send forc=~s tn the coast and to take other aggressive steps. Tbe realization by the Colombian Government of the impossibility of send- ing troops t: the Isthmus would not necessarily deter it from taking these steps which are intended merely to sotlily the people. Well intormed peoplp‘ on iibd Isthmus believed that the Government is gol g through all 31-6 forms of organizing expedilioos rot‘

merely for the foregoing rensonnQbut OAIIR to the necessity of iorevalllng or

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of weakening the threats- ed revolu- tionary outbreak ln Bogota.

The growing feelings against President Marroquln is believed to be due to the fact that be did not show suﬂiclent de- termination to eﬁect the ratiﬁcation of bhuCanal treaty which wtuld have saved the Isthmus to Colombia, ind because he appointed General Oblldla, Governor of the Department of Panama, after Obaldla. had decided that he would remain a Col- ombian if the treaty were ratlﬂerhbut that other ways he would only be a. Panamay - an. General Obaldla was born in Chirlqul, the state of Panama. The revenues of

the IIQWRrDBbIIO l! economically ad minis-

an’s , p Headache Powders

Safe and Reliable.

- Cures All Headaches Promptlr.

In Powdos- and Wife‘: Tor-us. ‘l0 and 25 Centu-

THE BAIRD COMPANY, Ltd.

Jbatauy attempt ‘to march an expedi-

tered promises to meet all expenses. General Obaldla appeared on the streets of Pa: ama yesterday for the ﬁrst time since Nov. 4. when the independence of the Isthmus was proclaimed. Ho was greeted cordially by, friends and acquain- tances. It ls generally asserted that the Isthmlana will eventually insist upon the separation of church and state. This was one of the measures demanded by the Llbn-al party in the last revolution and the population of the Isthmus is largely Liberal.

The question of admission of C llueee ls being seriously discussed bythe Press and in other quareerei the concencus of opinion appear-in: tnbe opposed tosuch admission. The Junta has invited a deslgn fora Panamanian coat of arms.

Miners and o hers familiar _wl"h the coast on both rides of the Isthmus declare

tonlry army from any part of Colombia to the Isthmus would bofutlle. Both coasts conslst of impsssablejungles and swamps and rivers, without towns or roads or any means for the provisioning “of an army.

l0 [NHIHEE nmuanml

Any one willing lo assist ﬁnancially in the honest enforcement of the Prohibition L\W in Charlottetown is requested to send their money contributlonsto any one of the Temperance Committee or to Mr. Jenkins, lhe Prosecutor, and it will be acknowledged in this column. Informa- tion can be handed in to ‘the Temperance Committee or vc Mr. Jenkins direct. Business ls meant .

CONTRIBUTORS. W. C. T. U. $ 25.00 Merchant 25-00 Widow 5.00 My Brother's Keeper 10,00 Business Man 10 00 Clergyman 10.00 Clean up the city 10.0) Parent 10.00 Bachelor 5.00 Education $ l0 00 Friend 5 O0

Citizens have their part to do in this ﬂghuflfhese generous coutributons zive inspiration tn the cauie.

To Saloon Keepers-We kindly advise you to give up your business-We d0n’t want you to get into tiouble-A storm is brewing.

We note that 25 years ag‘: under license the convictions for drunkeness was 729 and, last year under Prohibition 169 notwith Bﬂlllillllg that allot of for-tign labor was - employed here last year.

l Sdllshuryll Filo Contempt-

Tho note in 10rd Salisbury’: char- , acter which appeals most to us, the quality the country will miss, thou h it may not regret, the most, is hi3 line contempt for popularity. Qord Salisbury troubled himself 1H.- tlc‘ wig. what pigplc thought Q! him. What" he w , was much to him; what he was thought to be, nothing. This my have ‘c2511 a fault in the politician, but it was a splen- did, and extremely rare, virtue in the man. It was the key to his ﬁnely tempered irony. It distinguished it wholly from cynicism. Thorn was no contempt for man, no indiﬂeroncg to things, but a complete contempt for pretended things. This great man was not afraid to neglect, the art of success, while loner men zieglocted

every other art. Maybe not cve_

mp can afford to take Lord Sal’ _' Bury’: view of lilo; ‘but it is a great thing that oiic who has been on all men! lips should leave this salutary lesson of care for truth rather than

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.THE FEAR OF HUMBUG

ior show. After all, it was what we - LON Sa1i$b\1‘1'Y"-r"-'~I herring bone eﬁbct.

Prevents Many People From Try- ing a Good Medicine.

Stomach troublesare so common and in most cases so obstinateto 011:6 that people are apt to look with suspicion on any rem- edy claiming to be s radical, permanent cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. IMany such pride themselves" on their acuteuesa in never being humbugged, especially in medicines. ,

This fear of being humbugged can be carried too far. so far, in fact, that many people sulfur for years with weak dl- gestion rather than risk a little time and money In faithfully testing the claims made of a preparation so reliable and universally used as Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets.

Now Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are vastly different in one important respect from ordinary proprietary medicines for the reason that they are not a secret pat" ent medicine, no aecrer. is made of their ' ingredients, but analysis shows them to contain the natural ‘ digestive fcrments, pure aseptic pepsin, the digestive acids, Golden Seal, bismuth, hydrastls and nux. They are no‘. cathartic, neither do they ' act powerfully on any organ, but they cure indigestion on the common sense plan of digesting the food eaten thorough- ly before it has time to ferment, sour and cause t1 e mischief. This ls the only secret of their success.

Cathartic pills never have and never can cure indigestion and stomach trouble be- cause they act entirely on the bowels, whereas the whole trouble is really in the stomach.

S uartfs Dyspepsia Tablets taken after meals digest the food. That's all there is l0 it. Food not digested or half digest- ed is poison as it creates gas, acidity, headaches, palpitstion oflhe heart, loss

ﬂesh and appetite and many other

Manchester.

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, 1s YOUR SKIN TENDER?

Dor’t you want Underwear that's comfortable ? We have it in various weights and qualities. Penman’s medium weight-

Stanﬁeld’: medium and heavy make cotton ﬂeeced, wool ﬂeeced. lambswool, ‘etc.

n. A. Bliil E,»

in order to secure space.

A. Pickard

Peake’s No. I Wharf,

Walk in, drive in, wheel in, step in or skip in-—Come in any old way, BUT GET IN and if its

MONCTON TWEEDS OR CLOTHING

We can please you, save you money and ﬁt you. We're the agents for P. E. Island. I We therefore have the largest assortment»-

Tweeds, l-lomespuns, Yards, Stockiuette Biankctlug ' and Flannel, y ' Rcady-to-wear Suits, Made-to-Order Suits, Pants, Overcoats andRﬂefers. .

THEIIUNIPHREYBLBIHINBSTBRE.i

A. wmrletn soon, Manager.

Men's _Furnishings.

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Shippers should notify the undersigned agents what goods they will have to go forward as early as possible

p ‘Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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cram HOUSE BUILDING. - i‘

troubles which are often called by some .

other name. I

They are sold by druggistg eycrywherg at 50c per package. I

SEElNG IS Bfulzvule.

You can zee them.

Will. remain till sold.

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10 pieces of 50 inch drcss tweed-s we have reduced from 60c a. yard to 45c a yd.

This is a partial description:

1 piece heather mixed green and brown.

1 66 H

1 cl tion.

1 piece dark gray and brown mixed.

brown herring bone oifcct.

dark gray “ “ “ - at it u\

“ is as

mixed brown and grey- light and dark grey combina-

1 6‘ 1 It 1 i. 1 a. 1 “

Where ? i ' On Pabozis front cadY-Wl‘ W119?!‘- 1316?’

fawn _ -. blue and green heather mixed

1 piece green and ‘bmwn heather mixed

u. Model Policy of wt 20m sClentury

Perfect Pr0tccti0n Policy,

a GREAT WEST Call m; rates. information‘, gladly furnished. _

DAV! o. moms. cast... AGENT lSADORl‘.

Quqeltsyrsc» i- -

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—ISSUl£D BY THE-

LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY

SPECIAL AGENT Charlottetown P. E-I,

BUQTE-e

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herrlng bone effect. , _

.. Emails‘ s and all athletics depend on Egg-guy's Linment to keep their joints Ilmber and muscles in trim.

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grlplipros today are all Théir u.» ; pﬂﬂﬂllﬂ‘

milk 00., Guardian 0m... Buiidlnir. i: N57. 9 d & w u

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d _ '; _ Why the low prices we have mark- E . whecompllsh the esired rc- 1 ' ' _ I E 3g’ 9m be ﬂpst-"lﬂﬁa in everyirfagizic? a i’ mam I’ ‘by thylzgsandagtgﬁtlfy I:

" . e an e mo‘ I we" wpgdiﬁ gift yyou can gityEhQO 1 .- n t sure nu come \ o 3 " ‘hggfrzzdgﬂlfgllﬂ that isyGcuvln, ‘Gent- ;

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Pemember, all this season's goods, and 50 inches wide. Come quick. Ii d tf J as. lumen 8c Co.

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Your mother's preserves i

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Th! Humphrey Clothing Store '

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From Montreal

S.S. “COBALT” y . S.S. “BONAVISTA” on or about Nov, 15th. _ p - The above Steamers will‘ sail from Clﬁtown for ‘Sydney. ‘North siciey. ' E and st. 101...‘... Newfoundlandsarryins horses, ' produce under deck at lowest possible rates. freight and passage apply to ~ . »

clrtowp. 56!! A

Final Sailings or Black Diamond line stcamcrs

fthls Season.

Due Civtowu.

On or about Nov. 15th. Ono: about 18th.

on or about Nov. 12th.

from Montreal m Clftown

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Under contract with the Canadian Government the Steamer. I

“MANCHESTER ENGINEER?! a will sail from Quebec for Charlottetown on» the 23rd inst,‘ and will be due here on the 26th and Zsail on the 27th for

For rates of freight toiManchester, applyto, . - "

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‘I »-' <1.‘ u 'i v 1' _ . nxcualaoflaipesp inn-glee! squall. Snap-

cattlc and sheep on deck and‘, ‘For fprther as to

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Q Returning willlcavc-Bocigp at ,

‘W; jAgcnLClftown

Or needs any mphiringddpyc should not, forget that have the for turd‘: lngom u dd: "equal ’to in Canada. Let-us givey en estimate. .11 .3.

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" troubled with Corns,

hard or soft. try .a package of

A Hobby l?

0f course you have hobby --it's a desire for gwd ihiﬂgs- wad‘ you“ don’t want ‘to ‘paytoos, much for them. T. We Have a Hobby. ' and It's a desire to fur- nish the best things we. can for the money. Your hobby and ours as- sist one another at this

store. Here's tne place we assist you 1n suiting

your ideas to your,

means. '

Mitchclfs Bookstore Sunnyside.

ufiaom. , , wlnrlctou Wedoonbypmuﬁ , conuodiouaatlnlilazlotjoltou directs Rd, and all apply to ’

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