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- The Logical Cure for

Sick Headache

It is a mistake to endure a headache as a necessary

afhtction It is equally a mistake to doctor it as simply a headache, for though you may relieve, you cannot cure it that way

Only in rare cases is a headache caused by any thing

wrong with the head itself T/ie trouble /ies ui .mme rmpunly q/Me flood I/Lal zrrzlaies the a'¢/irate nelu/ark 4 nerve: and cause: 1/ie arlie That is why every pulsation pouring in more blood, is so plainly felt

Lessening the flow of blood to the head by

means ofa tight compress, an ice bag, or some drug that acts on the heart and reduces the pulsations sometimes gives temporary relief But these measures have absolutely no effect on the blood impurity which was the cause of the whole trouble

In practically every case this blood impurity would

be removed from the system by the bo\\@lS. klfllleys. skin or lungs, if these were all working right. It is the inactivity of one or more of them that allows the poisons to accumulate in the blood, and the lzearlarbe is siru/:fr a symptom or I1/aruirlg I/la! I/:ings are 710! rig/ll.

The way to put them right-to cure the root of

the whole matter-is to take Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills, They act directly on the bowels, regulating them --on the kidneys, strengthening and stimulating them - Aon the skin, opening up the pores-and on the lungs, clearing the delicate membrane of any mucus which

may have collected.

Wlien these four great eliminating organs get

woiking properly :again all impurities are quickly taken out of the blood, und the unpleasant syniptoins, of which the lieadaclie is one, disappear-not simply relieved, but cure-do , ‘

You can take Dr. M0r5e'S Indian Root Pills with

confidence, for they have a record of over half a century

of r=niarl;z1ble cures.

Rev. A. L. Bowers,:of Bristol, Tenn., tells how

they cured liini :

"l want you to know how much good your Indian Root

Pills have done for ine. I was troubled with terrible head- aches and biliousiiess. I' tried several doctors but 'they did ine no good, and for fourteen years l suffered. The use of your pills has nude a cure in my case."

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Cure Headaches

For Sale Everywhere at 25c. per Box. 25 .’

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Nothing purer or better made than

Milk Chocolate Sticks, Medallions, Croquettes, Cream Bars etc. Have you tried Maple Buds.?

THIDCOWAN CO. LIMITED, TORONTO.

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SAFEGG” CARRIER

I"l_at for packing ' Ready for delivery

Open. ready lor use , Gmiiimte Mcoili irnivergity, Mont. i-imior, canst), Arichm., Port Huw-

Mnylu- .-bippeil flat I f\l.'i_\' bv o|wm~il in a twinlclingl lllay be real, Que. . k9lll"U`Y, l’0¥'f» Ilood, Capo george' "'“‘l “'l'l‘ "“"“’ ‘""' “‘l‘l"""" ! Late Resident House Surgeon, West; Arlchnt., and Huimnersiila.

EXf\l`I|_\' lil .lo ilu# sill: P-'IM' Western General Hospital, Montreal, For further ‘ti ,ul

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li\'i-ry tltir--rl to <'iu\\.\|vii<~i', :uid lliv );‘r¢u'v|' ‘\\'oii`t lnivc lo roiinliniul p:\rlc:igi'l Fnrmerly Occllpled by' the late Dr*

F. F. Kelly.

Schofield Paper Co. Ltd. »~ .

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S-“'"<'1`iii\ii*'i3°i1i`i'y M", ' Manchester _L'“°" CoMMoNweAl.n1 hoist

i f --- Opposite Statehouse, Boston Mass

THE POST OFFICE

continue up to t e r en cen

its use in connection with the postal service is derived from the fact that horses and men were placed at differ

Roman senate chose to communicate to the government of some distance province

The first instance of the post being

ised for private communications,- which in fact was the beginning f the post office of today,-was at the University of Paris in the thirteenth sentury. It appears that the stud- ents then, as now, would frerguently find it necessary to write home for additional funds, and therefore stud- ents were in greater need of such a system than anybody else. According- ly, they worked out some sort of a scheme for,the carrying of mail tu ind from various cities of France; l`he popularity of the idea as oppos- :<l to the older method of sending a .irivute servant with each letter soon

it was nearly two centuries later,

however, that the government took hold of the systeni and made it n nntionul bllsiiici-is. ‘On June 19th, 1464, King Louis Xl, issued a royal vdict which resulted in the ostublisli- nicnt of post stations along all the _>rincipul roads.

The post office was iiistituted in

other countries, but the rate of pos- tage was extremely high, It wus not until the nineteenth century thut the penny post was brought iihout., and it was shortly after its iiitroduction that the first postage stnmp carrie into use. The postage stamp is probably the commonest thing in ex- istence today, und the first one was designed by Mulready, and wus first usod on May (ith, 1840.*

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UOIIRECT CAlll-UAGE

COUNTS IN BEAUTY

A distinguished bearing is the

greatest as-set a woman can have. It counts more than beauty, for what is beauty without it ? It. counts more than fine clothes, for fine clothes worn by a woman with a stooping, uncertain carriage, lose all their effect. ,

There was a time when a woman

was taught to carry herself well. Sho was taught to walk just as she was taught the other feminine arts and graces; it was part of her education.

She practiced before a long mirror,

with a. book on her head, to acquire rhe proper poise. Up and down, up and down, until hy force of habit She had attained a graceful bearing.

The French woman is taught to

show the top of her collar; in other words, to hold her head high. That is the secret of their "chic.” One cle- ver woman in New York makes a specialty of teaching women to see

themselves as others see them.

She is a paid critic who tells n

pupil all her faults with the frank- ness of a member of the family, for which she charges a good round fee.

When she has finished, the pupil

walks wcll and has a charming car- riage; if her voice was loud and grat- ing, it is soft and sweet, if her man- nenwaa nervous and uncertain, it is

composed and easy.

mm

Caterhall, Nfld.

Minard’s Liniment Co., Limited.

Dear Sirs,-While in the country'

last summer I was badly bitten by mosquitoes, so had that I thought I would be disfigured for a couple ol weeks. I was advised to try your Liniment to allay the irritation, and did so. 'The effect was more than I expected, a few applications comple-‘, tely curing the irritation, and pre- venting the bites from becoming sore.

tocs.

Yours truly, `

W. A.V.R.

Dr. J. W. I)0RSEY

From Montrvnl nnd Qin-lvr~c, f»_:i||i|~g ut (liwpe, Mui llny, Perce. Uriuid lt'-s r

Huinniernldo, Char ottotiwn und l’ii:|ou.

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Leaves Montreal at 4 p. v_u._:>n I.:-iivcs Uharlottctowficli

-oi-Quebec Steamship co, ua 1910 l§Z§f§“""“M“"°“°“°”’E“g'

Munun>,_ r§:».)pv{:`i*|)ilie|;"fh. __ .\londi_\y, U<,t‘o|.e| lin __

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If Claudius at Rome wanted to

$12223 2° t1:°:t‘l:_;‘u§')'s'::3 °h;':°u:g Writing in the Fortnightly for Ali

have to delegate one of his servants §‘;fe °h';8 ?;':mg§‘;\;|og;hG€g' mist 50 to carry the message, and than robbers aid not take iinia of uw “"‘“‘ ,:”°’ b°, "’§°‘fd°d ff “1”°°'t “P micniui domestic and iuii him ciau- P'°,‘,‘,° mg “ ““ ” 5°

dius might expect to receive a repl Bump some time during the same month pose It was a pretty tedious way of cor- men respondlgg in thmlf d&]5;B'te°’n€h“° 1" I am afraid been exaggerated It in

tu y Of course the government gvlilfh had a regular system for sending dow messages to other governments, but arm this organization was only for the see u“,;’,h';f kgvlgid most, comes from B granted In golf a man is'treated Latin word meaning to place, and wi?

ent stations posts along the would our golfer feel if he had to roads carrying such messages as the play

,vreml thmugh France. . these the medium of conflict is. tha

ivuNAno's i1Ni1vinN'r is also it ‘ » , good article to keep off the inoaqui- S S ’

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Physician and Surgeon Thilrmlay ev:-mils.

A DEFEOT IN GOLF

ucli has been made of 'the as tion that golf is the greatest ible test of a. man'a tempera t This has to a great extent,

of those things in connection the game that has been handed

n to ua and which we have been id to interfere with I cannot why this claim should ba quietly

tragic solemnity, while he

ma ing his stroke A caddte may not sigh but if a cricket chirped he would.be considered a bounder How

his diiver with another fellow

waving his club at him twenty or thirty feet away, and standing ready to spoil his shot "-yet that is what the lawn tennis player has to put up with

There is a good deal of exaggern

tion about this aspect of golf even as there is a good deal of nonsense about the interference of onlookers. What can he done by one when one is accustomed to a crowd may be seen when one of the great golfers is playing out of a great ‘V’ formed by the gallery, and, needless to say, playing from the narrow end of it. Golf is a good test of a. mB.n’s _ dis- position without doubf., but as ii grim: it lacks one important feature, which is cliaracteristic of cvnry~ot.her field slurt, I think cxccpt golf. ln

annie ball, and the sl-till of -the op- piosiiig Hide luis much to do with the clinncies of thc other player or play-_ ers. ln golf each ninn plays his own garlic with his own bull, und the only eff-uct. of his oppou:~.nt.'s play on his niornl, oi' thc luck of lusty- niic. Many people consider this a defect, buf, golf is n grime unto it,- self, und wc must tnkc-it ns it is.

"llc \von'l. stnnd without. hit,clii|i,”

is the opinion .l. .l. llill, rnil|'i»uilci', fins n. well-known (lunndinn finnn- cier who \vorstl-.ll hini in un inipor- tant dcul.

£115

simply irresistible

perfect soda cracker.

Mooney’s Perfection eCream Sodas

In six short years Mooney Biscuits havejiimped into popular-

favor throughout the entire Donuriioii. You will understand wily When you eat them for the first time.

You can get Mooney Biscuifsf atyOl1l' 21'0C8f'S» flesh and

in damp-proof wax paper lined packages.

` Try some today--their tasterwillplease you

The Mooney Biscuit & Candy Co., Ltd., Stratford, Canada

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Taste est

Try Mooney Biscuits with any others. Let the taste of each be

the Judge and decide which you like the best. Mooney Biscuits have the largest sale in Canada Their incomparable flavor alone would wmmand ,L Their appetizmg crispncss and inviting deliciousness is

Here in our famous sunlit sanitary factory, with its hundreds of skilled

employes-its 640 windows-its 3 miles of floor space, we create this

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The Army of ' Constipation

lo Growing Smaller Every Day.

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len, Indigeltin, Sick Headache, Sallow Skin. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE i GBDUIIIC mnbeu Signature

ill t a throat and lunda. - ~ »- 25 centg.

Funeral Diicrior and em-

baliiicr-Miss A. l"erguson,Lady Assistn,nl_l’crsunal Attention and Promptness Guaranteed.

Ambulance calls answered at

shortest notice.

Specialties

Disinfecting and Fumigating,

CARTEIPS LITTLE ,,',° - 4 fnsl suilol'-:.'\n lic |ni|'¢‘lnise\l :ll :i ln\\' fig- 1 LIVER PI lm ' ' / urn. \'v.~'svl is iii giuul vriinliliiiii :nul l‘.'i\| k_dwy -- » ' _ _ lu: iii~'|u‘i‘lc\| :il l\'Iu|'|'ay l{i\‘\‘|'. Thi* owiu i".~‘ ` y give relief- rvasoxi for svlliiig is th:i| ln- rvi|\iiri-s Ji

they permanently , lzirgvi' rvssnl for his liiisiiicss. - Cure collllfi- /' “Q53 |1'n»E l‘im|iii|'e :ls In terms @.\‘. :il lllv Ul`l`ii`i‘s li", MLA , 'Z' . of llyi_ulm:\n 8.1 Co, I.lf|., (il Qin-vii .\`tri'i‘l, Iionl lla if Pllls. (`li;irlotli'Io\\'n or Capt. .\l. ll. lloinn-ll, ihemlof » \ |l.»,».-fi.»1t| 1*. If. I. Bilioiil- 1)---zodtl saw , ,

Schooner For Sale

'llic L`o.t~:lii\g' Srliooimi' “l)i\'l:i'or" H7

Ions |‘u1.{isli-|',li\|i|l in |S1)¢\-_ufsvrvll \‘;irri\~|‘~-

ll’lcDonald’s Livery

Opp. Law Courts Building. ,l

rices moderate. Phone No. 124 L.

‘ G U Every thing new and up-to-date _

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6-i7dfiiiwlf`.

Furniture Repaircd and Re/ upholstered. Silent Salcsmcn madc to order, OFFICE--Kin Square, Phone sso'a Rissinnidonk' is I North-side no ~ ""2 'l`""°

.P ne.i.i02 dt stf. ,

PICKFORD ANI) BLACK LINE. ' -1910-

Hails from Hnlillix évery Tuesday

morning nt 7 a. m.

Rails from Clirirlottctown ever

flailing at' *lheot Harbor, Isaac’s

` hm c nrs apply to

Manchester Shipper Sailing Sept. 26th.' Manchester Trader Sailing Oct. 26tli

:I N,,,,,',,,,,,,,,f- .T 1iN,,,.,,`,`,,,.,,,. if if Manchester Spinner

Further particulars on iippliontioii to

Iublact to change should clrcunu-il»\_r|cmg if-uuira NUV- 26th-

The above steamcrs will carry

, general cargo and live stock at low

. lrates.

L For rates mid other inforinzition

9-unuzhir Aaent-I

apply to A. PICRARD & LO --_grwfmtf Ageu ts.

So Sn A " if if sf;“""-1-¥*`*~*'fL'W

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Direct sailings from Char- `,,:1_.~I,'j»-' \< 5

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ers rooms with hot and :cold water for

$1.00 perclay/_ :inn up, which nuzlnnon free use of gub ic shower baths. Nothing tn equalt isin New England. Rooms with private baths for 81.50 (per fliiy and up; suites of two rooms an hath forS4.00 per day and up. Uininy rooms and cafe f'lrst~ class. European p an.

ABSOI.U'I`l'll.\ FIREPROOF stonefloors, nothing: wood but _the _doors Lquipped with its own Sanitary Vacuum Cleaninpf Plant. Long Distance Telephone in Every Room

Strictly A Temperance Ilofel

Send for Booklet

Entertainers ,

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lf you would only listen ,i ‘

lu the l'I<lisou for n few i inlnutcs you could Q-;1_c~i|y toll its siipci'ioi'it\' ovc-ir other iiulchiiics. its clt-nr, nuturnl and pleasing tone, ' liaiulsoinc nlilignl-amy, , suiootliness -'uid-ease of op- Q eration make it tho be-_~;t on cartli. It briiigs thc con-

Watsoii’s Unshrinkable Underwear for Women and

_ ' Ohildren. '

Stanfield’s Unslirinkable Underwear for Men .

l\len‘s Fancy Shirts, Collars, Ties, Cuffs, Socks,'Braces.

Men's Working Shirts 5oc up.

Bargains in all summer dress goods.

Bargains in all goods that we handle. At the low price Store.

agltlgblelsoarding we Co ® C00

l Grafton St. ` ° t

` Sunnyside Ch Town.

First class single and double rigs. I tlttsri1i\\'ftf.

_cert hall, theatre, v;iu({e.

"me -*lf\l{<‘.1.{i‘nii<l opera :ind baiidstanrl into your own lioine, thc \\rorl<l's best inus~ icizuis and singers pi~rl`or|n :il your will.

just rail in today :uid firm-

and see flue lirlisii-ln-nr ilu- Iali-sl l-Idisou ix-\:o»\|~'. Our pusy payr_nent plan makes owning :ui lzdison vasy.

Plioiiographs... . . . _ .$l9.$0 Records. . . . . . . . . _#Oc to 65;;

Commonwultli lioiellne.

ozrci. minion l

. up

I 77 Queen Street. -L

4 srosuz izcluirrs A°E° T00MBS»

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G”°r”if.il.i-i.§'i'.l'»"' Exhibiton

Bargains

Call At Our Show Rooms, Kent Street, And See

Our Display Of .

TUD"0PE gli grade Carriages;

CANEDA _i&h_grade Carriages.

IENEY- ‘Carriages Harnessnarid Hur-SC

12;., I' p

bliigle, Gang & Riding_Vl’>k>_W_S

& Piilper`s*~___*_*'**

Crushers, Grinders and Rggl

Cutters

Horse Powers, Threshers and

_ Cleaners if I/if

Wlgl- __.___[G`,_a.i=_`f‘Efif3_..P?.f_1sf.1=.'=.-°-.Ma§i11'e.SPf¢af‘: '

§s_Qreem_ _§_n>3r=_1f9_fS fed Her-

Presses.

F arm Wagons and Cart Wlicelsjt

Axle. N “M

McI(ENZIE I’roctor Sf McKenzie Style Diggers,

BEAUTYTIROS Litter and Feed Carriers, 9e1e<1f°“_E1=v#t9r_Diggarif Also A Large Assortment Of

Daisy Churns, Washing Machines, Wring ers

Wheel.Barr_ows. etc_, all of which we will' sell at spec ally low prices during Exhibition week. _

C UCKSIIUTT

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ILEURY

HALL Nl

CIIATIIAM

_ Donlt fail to call and see us even if you do not intend buying as we want you to see our exlilblt Of all the different lines we represent and besides we cordially invite you to make our Carriage and Har-

ness Emporium your headquarters while attending the Fair.

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