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It challenges comparson with any other Tea now offer-

ed here regardless of price.

Hundreds of letters praising Brahmin have been re-

ceived, of which the following are a. few samples:- '

Nnw YORK. October 20.

The Mast P and Best ing-larger quantities than is any

_-_len

LA carers is very prevalent at' Bed- ue and Searletown.

Tal: Gnaanuu regrets to say ‘that

Capt. George McKay is contimd to his home by illness. .

TBI mussel mud business is boom-

previous season being shipped 'te the country. ° \

p __ Wrrxit Street is at present in adls- graceful conditiompitches and impass- able snow~drif\s constituting about three-fourths of it. -

is

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from the effect of having come into too close proximity to a horse ..ith, as he himself expresses it, too much electri- city in his heels.

Ma. Joan Ramsar, J. P., mer

with s. somewhat painful accident last Wednesday evening. While out walk- ing he slipped on the ice and fell, dis- location his right shoulder. He will _be confined to his home for some days.

Would it be too much trouble for you to send me a chest of that India Tea THE sch” -Mary May' °w°°d by

that we axe so fond of ? If you can send it to Boston it will be forwarded to me ' BROOKLYN, N. Y., 4th December.

We like the Tea purchased from you last summer so well that I should lik

to order the same kind again it we can get it without too much trouble.

Pitovronisciiz, R. I.. 26th May.

Capt. George McKay, is undergoing extensive repairs. 'I`he top sides are bein renewed the deck will b

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s raised a foot and when completed she

will have 30 tons more carrying cap-

I like the Brahmin Tea, so do my friends. I would like an 80 lb box same I “city U53" fmmerly' Sh° will be ’°°d7

as before; but,I don’t want any other.

Orrawa, November 4.

The Tea you sent is excellent, so much do we like it that I want you t

send another box before navigation closes.

Toitonro, December 26.

We are simply delighted with the Tea; if anything, it is better than thp Prepaim a tree sample of a never fai1_

sample sent. I may have a larger order for you next time, as friends who hav tested it here thought it very fine. ~ ' `

for sea by the opening of navigation.

0 A Generous Oler-

We are authorized to offer our readers

ing cure for catarrh, bronchitis,irritable throat, influenza, and such throat and nasal diseases. There is no mystery

Do you remember sending me two boxes of Tea last September. Kindly bo to ta h th h . ff

` MoN'rRi'-:aL, April 20.

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send me six boxes. I would like exactly the same quality as we had befor which would be very difficult to beat. Do you want an Agent here. I believe could do a good business for you.

Sr. JOHN, N. B., October 30.

Bt

Enclosed please find the amount of your bill for the Tea which was mo

a u a rr ozone, oug itse ect

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is magical Ointment and washes can not reach the diseased carts, and have thus proved useless. But Catarrhozone is carried by air directly to the diseased part and is like a breeze from the pine

satisfactory and much liked by mv family. I will send for another box when F0055- Wfifii f°l` ‘F09 59411910 10

this is finished. '

MONCTON, N. B., November 2.

Sample of Brahmin Tea received. Please send me one box. I enclose P.

O. order for the amount.

HAL1FAx,N. S., November 6.

Please send me four chests of Tea. same quality and size as previously sen

me, and oblige.

WnmsoR,N. S , February lst.

N. C. Poison & Co., Kingston,Ont.

THE TROUBLE IN BOLIVIA. ~

The Chilian newspapers urge the

t Government to intervene in the conflict

now going on in Bolivia between Pre- sident Alonzo and the Federalists, or

The two boxes Tea which you advised having shipped have arrived. The -nam-gents_ The Government, -however,

Tea gives much satisfaction, and is also approved by friends who have tasted it.

The originals can be seen en application.

HORACE H SZARD

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Ch’town, Feb 14.

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will only act, it is understood, at the request of foreign nations and in the name of civilization, The fearful atroc- ities of the Indians continue.

A Q'.:ebecer’s Confidence in Dr. Chase’s Catarrh Cure-Gives Relief at once, He says

Danville, P. O.,Apiil 9th, 1898.

Edmanson, Bates &(.o., Toronto. _

Dear Sirs,--Enclosed find $1 for L

dozen boxes Dr. Chase’s Catarrh Cure.

using it says -‘It is an excellent cure,

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_ A RABBIT WITH HORNS. .

A horned rabbit was killed by George W Terrill of Jewell- County,, Kan. the other day, and is now on exhibition at the postoffice at Robinson. The hqas grew on top of the animsl’s head. het- ween the ears. and are three inchesin length. While not considered s rarity in that section, this species of rabbit is by no means common. _ -

PECULIAR PoisoNs.

cnnnnarnn :N Tsai; noiirarquonx

The Result of lmnerfeet Digestion of

Food. `

Every living thing, plant or animal,

contains within itself the germs of cer- tain dccay and death. ~

In the human body_ these germs ot

death (called by scientists Ptomaines), are usually the result of imperfect oi- gestion of ipod; the result of indigestion or dyspepsia.

The stomach,`from_ abuse, weakens,

does not promptly andthoroughly digest the food. The renlt is a heavy, sodden mass which fer ents (the first process of decay) poisoning the blood, making it thin, weak and lacking in red co:-_ puscles: poisoning the brain causing headaches, pain in theeyes.

Bad' digestion weakens the heart,

causing palpitation and finally bringing on disease of this very important organ.

Poor digestion poisons the kidneys,

causing Brigh’s disease and diabetes.

And this is so because every organ.

every nerve depends upon the. stomach alone for nourishment and renewal, and weak digestion shows itself not only in 1os= of appetite and flesh. but in weak nerves and muddy complexion. l

The great English scientist, Huxley,

said the best start in lifeiis a sound

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gives relief at once." Jas. Mason, Gen’l

Danville, P. O.

stomach. Weak stomachs fail to digest food pioperly. because they lack the propt-rquaniity of digestive acids (tactic and hydrochloric) and peptogenio pro- ducts: the most sensible remedy in all

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guaranteed. May 26eod&w

l Merchants’ Bank Building

I Local and general anaesthetics to made Dentistry Painless. All work

0 cases of indi,-gestion, is to take after each meal one or two of Stuarts Dys- pepsia Tablets, because they supply in a pleasant, harmless form all the ele- ments that weak stomachs lack.

The regular use ot Stuarts Dyspepsia

Tablets will cure any form 'ot stomach I trouble except cancerof the stomach.

They increase flesh, insure pure blood, strong nerves, bright eyes` and clear

§/' Also--Jainting Sleighs. Sleigh ` I

Robes, and Harness. Any person in want ofthe above, it will be to their advantage to call at our store and ee for themselves or write us for

quotations. _

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ialty. ~’All operations performed and work

‘done in the very latest up-to-date manner. Prices moderate. Satis- faction guaranteed. » OFFICE- Water St. Summerside. Jan 1 cod 6 mos

THis is MEANT FOR YoU ---- -

AIITIIUIIIZEII CAPITAL, SUSCIIIBEII CAPITAL,

PAID UP CAPITAL,

IIESEIIVE, 8IsI Dec., 1896, 68088 IIICCIE III I896,

Deposited with Receiver-General

te Canada, _- 04,000.00

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EIPLCYEIB’ LIABILITY. ' ACCDEII1' HBIIIIAIICE CCIIIIIEII. IITII SICDIESS BENEFITS. INIIEIPS BENEFIT INSURANCE. ~ ELEVAT8 ISURANCEQ

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sure that when you renew you are '

doing so in this company, the only one insuring against accident and disease Premium the same as charged

_by other companies for' _accident _

benefits alone and thoselsmaller tthan the benefits granted by the Ocean. Those me facts and may mean' dollars to you, make a note of

Puzzled I

' _ To know what ‘to buy to plugi-

your 'friend besI:`at Xmas. We have many ‘suggestions in -one

' beautiful line of - ~ A *Diamond and Gipsy Bingo,

°,°l_‘.l lflllea ni-e_a_el._e» and-mink., nsiev - ‘ ‘

Chaim Bracelets,

Gents’ (Halma etc.. ete. “ ‘ `

' Our Watches and Clocks _ _

gpecial _value and 'are well wx inspecting before purchasing elsewhere. .

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Graduate oi Baltimore College in Dental Surgery

Crown and Bridge Work a spec-

complexion. because all these result only from wholesome food well digest- ed. '

Nearly all druggisfs sell Stuart Dys-

pepsia Tablets at 50 cents full size package 0r'by mail by enclosing price to Stuart Co., Marshall, Mich., but ask your druggist first. A little book on stomach diseases mailed free. Address Stuart Co., Marshall. Mich.

-1-XI---1

WILD ANIMALS ESCAPE.

A number. of wild animals escaped

some time' during Wednesday night from a Victoria ,B. C. inenagerie. and although every effert has been made to recapture them, they are still at large.

No Cocaine in`Dr. A. W. Chase’s Cat- - earrh Cure. ' » ' `Pros. Hays, Ont:-‘ School of 'Chemisty and Pharmacy,says :_.“I have made su' examination of Dr.Chase’s 'Catarrh Cure for cocsine_'and'iii all its t _ eo‘uipo'ands_,_.

fromsamls urchesediu the .o n`

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market, and find none'prese_nt.'We oEer~

of $1,000, to be devoted to any _charit-:j able institution if any druggistor doctor can find the leastti-soo of that deadly drug contain-'dt Chsse.’¢1 cams cam _ nr. 'came _ cams li _ . _ Cure, recommended by dealers str* '

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' _ _ Gilhula, wife ofthe master; at Buxton, Ont., was with an obscure stomach bamed for a time the skill of local physicians. At last, after examination; they pronounced qf"the stomach, and infonned hula that in the nature of things oflife would be short,

as they knew.;of__¢_

remedy could,-_.’j ‘

possib y cure hers;

- Onadviceof'friehfds» ,_

ing Burdock Butters. The results: . '

that followed were very little short of

the marvellous.

Every day she im-

proved in health, her strength and vigor returned and in a short time she was

completely cured.

Best of all, thou h,

` Mrs. Giihula. is t

in the full en°oyment

of health, and _ iii ltheselong years

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complete and permanent is the ¢\lr¢ B.B B. al mal: _

at the time of her cure :

“ I wish to bear testimony to the good which I have received fi-om¢h¢US¢0‘ Burdock Blood Bitters.

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sic wi stomac tro an co

several of the leading eghysicians bert, all of whom genome the dfsease to becalncerof estoma.chofanmcurablc_ nature, and told. me it was hardly to 1 expected that I could'live long. After- ward the two doctors who were attending

me?.ve_meuptodie. _ _ _ - ' " hrougfh reading' youradvertmemeu!

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dummerside or to any station on theirailway Descriptive instructions for using,furnished on application.

_ Our stock of Building Material “of all kinds is not

he province and our prices are alvdays right

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ENGLISH OELENITE

which is rapidly taking the place of ordmary plaster, no

Serior and the cost is only a trifle We are the Island and can furnish it at lowest rates. Delivered

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ition. _

andersold by a.ny_one in the trade.

March2 4 ’9S 1 amw 1yr._

cauaman oszrsarzar.. '

The value of the oatmeal imported

into Great Britian in 1896., was $1,610, 701. Of that Canada _ contributdd to the amount of $267,569. With the soil and climate admirablp adapted for the growing of large crops of _oats of fine quality, from Prince Edward Island to 1 Vancouver Island, it seems that Canada should havea large share of that trade. I From personal examination, I am able to certify that oatmeal from Canadian oats is quite equalin quality to the best. The fault I have noticed most. and T which is a serious one from the stand-

Have on hand a ful-l supply of all kinds of lumber

herougli, which they are prepared to sell at prices that will

Estimates on contracts furnished at short notice Parties

'build will save money by consulting us, as we are determined

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point of the consumer. in the British

Islands, is the presence in scme_ makes] Q

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of oatm'eal`ot a considerable 'qnaiitityo or hulls. Better machines or bet- l ter workmanship, or both. are required

“though 1 im, _;,,,,,¢.:,’~°,,,, mn 1,, 9', Visible writing

.Canadian oatmeal quits mittee. is can _ to finish.

Shoe my ssinr_s,I»i have I

lblQ*°_ 8110 i_n,formation _'to seirsral oats Wl'1l`»6 f0.l‘

_ possible out- ia in cmisriam, naman shipments rated catalogues ‘

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