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h e Doctor’s Opinion Regard Dodds Dyspepsia Tablets.

They Cure Dyspepsia and all Other ‘Stomach Diseases, by Curing Stom- ach and Bowels-They are the Only Cure on Earth.

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They were talking about Dyspepsia.

Thedoctor says it oaeses more misery ltalwhiskev does. But, he said. he soul cure it. He knew of one rein- sdy-For Dyspepeia, and every other ¢einaeh trouble-that always cures- Tllll one is Dodd’s Dyse epsia Tablets. ht he knew of no other. ' The lawyer agreed with the doctor, as b the misery caused by Dyspepsia. _hthe claimed that Indigestion, Sour Kmach, Foul Breath. Wind on the

~_lolach, Bilionsnees, Waterbrash. and

htarrh ol the Stomach are res nsibi

P0 0

'hs equally as much torture.

, ‘-You are oerreet." said the doctor. “But I will wager 81,000 I can cure

‘second ‘ key, ~'.nt to. the vaii.n’1c°n.

*the worst case of any one of these

if' _,/

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me GUARDIAN cnsnnorrnrowie MAY is, isles

diseaseszwith Dodd’s Dyspspsia Tablets. They are the natural digestive. They digest the food when the worn-out, ex- hausted stomsch fails to do so. Digest the food. and there will be ne stomach disease.”

"Every case of Dyspepsia, Indigeet-

ion, and other stomach trouble is accom- panied by constipation. more or less severe. To make their cure complete, The Dodd’s Medicine Co- put in every box of Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets. a package of small. brown Tablets, that are simply perfection as a regdlator of the bowels.

~1'nne,1>eda'» uyepepeie Tsbien neges, the food perfectly, the small Tablets stimulate the bowels to healthy action, and the wastematter is carried off, in- stead of remaining in the stomach to poisicn the system. The cure is per- fect." '

"Where can I buy Dedd’s Dyspebsia

Tablets?" queried the lawyer.

All druggists sell them at lifty cents a

box, six boxes $2,50 or they w°ill be s°nt on receipt of price. by The Dodds Medicine Co., Limited, Toronto.

'I' h N rth A ° L'f . gy ot esms¢:__ merican I ieAssurance Company, Ibronto. IANGUID WOMEN

Ihavemnch pleasurein acknowled ' th ' ° t f Com hi `

'fh0§Il8, hhl'0V8l1 Y0llr District Mana e l\Ii'n%V ?Ire€Yfnp 0 your pany T5k° 01° H911’ th” s°\ih Am°d°*l

. g r, . . . t 'f th f ll °

,value of my Semi Tontine Policy held in your Cor:ip(ii.rd’y.or Fiitelian ycetisi? gang; On," nd h wdl’ stron'

I s _ _ n

was induced to take out a Life Fifteen- Year Investment Contract in PM '

Company, and now the time has arrived when I can exercise one of the 0nHi'shg'°i”d° B°t°h°r’ T°°';°‘“?’i options referred to in the Policy. At the time of insuring I was 43' fevu’ 1¢,i,;;r|?,:°,Y,°";:.k.|::R;nm' ‘ 21| of age, and consequently have had the protection of insurance during threatened with nreyrvous ' lprostrahion. period of fifteen years (ages 43 to 58), when I understand the cost of 301191 Am°1'i¢8DN°i*in°Wllmo1nlie\i\ded

is comparatively heavy. One of the options, offering me the cash t‘° hm' ‘md 'h° "hd it Mu' - “

amounts to within a few dollars of all the premiums I have paied into fgihmzgau Company, thus I.have had my risk carried for the past Fifteen years used, when, In use herowo words, '°"I~'wae

Very little more than the interest on mv premiums. completely restored' to health. I ‘can re- ` I

In ‘view of the decreasing profit rotiirns of all American and Canadian °°”““°”d il’ °' " g"°°'°""’°dv§‘” ‘ _ A ' I

on accountof the decline in the rate of inte rest, the result of my I SDM by S' -° md

American Policy cannot but be viewed with great satisfaction If I Gu' E' Hughes'

held a similar Policy in either one of the two large American Compan-

ies doing business in Cnnndn I one inns 1 wnnie not nm been in es ` ' '

-. . _ , » swd 1 i _

allrléleirlrgslalophos I am in respect to your Policy. In both of the Cdmpan- _ ._ e an nual premium is $3.30 in excess of that I paid to your - » . UWIPIUY. and if this annual premiiimwere invested yearly for the fifteen mx§nT:i:n';,,,uAi: ¢1y:k;h,'2;?§;.`;g;

for which I have been payng premiums, itwould now amount to $78 jug; mf' ngdyins mm sh, 5;h,,,`|id¢ lim. added G0 your cash valu»_=,would make a total of $557 45 as contras- being a littleless favorable. I th the cash value of $454 and $452 respectively in the American Com Inomsosr.. Ont.. lil? 8-Tlieeoason mrilgioned. im been asnnieaiy ueniw/nni _:nie may 'Hoping that the good management and profit earning power of your cheese in this section, and, asidef from

may eonsmue, 1 am, - the marketing of a _few hundred boxes

Respectfully y0u,.S_ ' for local consumption around _lbc per

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fl I If _ l _ The smallest has went up the fl - ` iirst. He carried with him a rope made

_ I ~of sheets and a bar which -had been

-- _ ~ wren hed from the bottem'of'the chim-

Is 'Te ney. ,Phe others helped him up. With

The best policy of Life Insurance is judged by its A¢f\|g| ng- 91° il'°“ 5" 5° k°°°k*d '53 in 5*" *i

||||%g. the tcp ot the ehimney. He than went

e mvite Comparison. Here is a fac-simile of one of the many festi~ up °n th' mo' md 'n qukkly !°u°"°d

.nnnisi ieeun-s the Cn. is receiving. by the °ii=°I°- ~

Toronto, Nov, 20th 1897

_JAMES CFIEYNR'

L ll CHANDLE ll '

_ ' ' ,_ lrneenen, iuy_s.`-in e .nge any ine

Toronto, there is always mach sickness, ' largely predotninating.

~ The street-railway emp.oyee. etposod

r astheyarsgalt thelnelemenciee of-tual

lweatherare pnticularly liable te kidney, ` disdase But they all know how to

. »

_ conquer this e`Iemy.

indow 'I' 'o Dav-- ..

M°“"’ “nd B°YS’ B°°°°» ‘ _ :ia*sgfI»I"tliree ytdaga gredt

_ Women’s and Misses’Laced Boots, 1;-gm 1)i;b°;“_ Ent! "md, ~':`f§[°q

“ and “ Shoes, all for to help him, till he began“to,llle_-Dddd‘s -

0- Kidney Pills. Three boxes 'cured him.

9 - It is like this, _where the ad

P3»1r° the cure are squallggsell knownD‘.b;dtl‘;at,

isme tsetefare y,_and ’s~

Cm md 88° them ' Kidney Pills have always ateed it sue

osssfull The one

.het was easier to.day, but prices show

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JAIL DELIVERY AT TOLEDO

m * --- sei ll Toledo, 0.. May 10.-One of the

most daring jail deliveries in the history ot Toledo occurred about 4 o’clock this morning. and as a result live United States prisoners-Thomas Burns, Wil- Ilan Miller. George Jones, and William -White, the Leipsic poetehice robbers, and Fred Williams-are at large. A sixth man, William Cox, was captured while trying to follow the others. ` The prisoners climbed up the brick chimney at the rear end of the county jail. Cex was discovered as he reached the top by a young colored lad George Hightower. With arevolver the lad held Cox at the top of the ehinmey -while he shouted for help.

As soon as those about the jail 'saw

the boy making frantic gestures they telephoned the police department _and several omeere. soon reached the jail A second message was seat to Engine House No. 3 fer a hook and ladder truck to get the prisoner down, as the last man down had evidently broken the rope. ’

Cox was covered with soot and a de-

plorable leeking object. ,He said, that during the night one of the prisoners

and took out the smaller ot the men

pound, very little has been done. Re- cently expoiters have been taking a tow boxes at 9c, but new they lhowfarn in- clination to cut even this figure.The pro spects at present are not very encourag- ing fer the llay mske, as farmers gen- erally complaia about the effect of the lack of rain. Should there be a good rainfall, however, followed by some warmer evenings, the conditions would be altered.

Finest ereamery is steady at 16 ic to

16}c in _ boxes. Eastern Townships dairy is quoted at 1450 to 15c.7 and western 12§c to 18c_. ‘ -

Owing to the liberal receipts ,of tho

put few days, the tone of the egg 'mar-

littiechange., The demand was good and tradeis active at 110 for chpice,

, .

Over abate:-, Gained by the Power ef

- I Dodds Kidney Pills.

_ H. BELL.;.....,f~ »

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Means ot s Chimney. -

_ ai d at Mt 1Oe for No.3per` I t

` KalS0mlne, AI8baStl|'|8, PB \|'0_diiaen. Receigts today were 1.218

I I I _ i Whiting, Glue Golorings. Paints :rnn.~ennnnn¢»in ihieuaeeti me-a ' 1' fo ale rodctaa m= tis .a _ -Oils or..Brushes_for prlnei clean- ,,§,{’; ‘1_._~,,,§ ,,‘,',, ,,,,,_ W, ,,,,,,,,

Ing, _ ` »Syrnp. is wood, l le to Go per lb; and

at 6 c to

__ to sgpgralo per tin. Sugar sold at 7lcl

V __,_v, V, _ _ ,LL __ `

Yo\i_should see the elegant new

stock ot,Clocks, Watches, Jew-

_ elry. Silverware. Speetiicles,

Chinaware, Glassware. at the

Modern _Jewelry and Fancy

Goods Store, Ch’town, Sunny-Y

‘ side, Opposite Post Oilice.

JURY lille..

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If `

fGol'ta_inl;y lf]

Never pays to carry an iifnref-f

e iable _'Watch. You never

know the time, and are con~ stantly missing appointments

_ on that account, ' 5 I ~

We sell

Reliable Watches only

We dont, care to handle any# thing else. V Call and give us the verdict of your inspection. l 1

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Reeeees

‘I G SEASES dR P R'

lc gh. cnir-r.“°ninil>'mnTl'e¢i§' Ufiiited States and. Canada. lzlend 1; information or ~ call at PRURQ

; pgsfzsgg

GV'

;='E=§ §=°=» Fogmgmq gage 5' UI

tia, in Merchants Bank ' Budding* U Revere Hove-l.evc .Wednesday oi.Ascow.i~i. e.. vllindsei- Hotel BY.. _ _

._.___..@ Whitc’s Snowflake

Chocolates.

Can be had at the following f first-class stores. J W.A. Hutchinson.

Stewart di Gates.. e W.. Picka rd & Co

Sanderson 8¢ Co. J.D.McLeod & Co W. F. Carter.

These gentlemen are willing

1 to pay the price necessary to procure a good article

Quality is to them of more ' importance than big Drodts. V I ‘

T0-LET l T0-LET l

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Acomfortable dwellin house sitnstel on f

the ' al and Grafto S at ='-....`i.I*.=T‘.....i~i‘*`§.ifi'".s..= it-.e e

he THOIJAS W. DODD

Pownal. Street

vc it- E

*ll-an-ee-y

Halifax,

lies rs. DEARBORN & CO

GENTLEMEN -1 n ed 1

ho|°n’s Perfect Bak ave 63:2] a Sam 9

#Rl derandgiid

Cream Tartar Powder. LE from Phosphate;

IIJ1;I1§é£IE1)l;1;l;)l;1I4:l 312.625 injurious ingredients, and to

(Signed) MAYNARD B0

Goveinmcnt

(For the sake of oo risen, we give 319

Royal Baking Powder, w ich is 12 74

We Are AT WHAT ?

teeth "ueiiite iitliitiiiiiieeiiliiiiileieieiciiiiii eiiilii

hy are we

want

_ lmow where to We have the largest assortment of

and Earthen ware ever shown in this city or are the latest style and the prices cannot be

We make a specialty of

ber Setts. The are the best

if you are not up to date you a.

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‘AMHERS

Wholesale ‘Beet & Shoe

AMX/Il--l£F¥€""l", |\l€\/A

qieel-»-_-.iniq-

Our travellers reach all parts

well as points me Newfoundland,

and Quebec shores.

We are also the lending distribute

Rubber Cosfootwear Agents will

sampies for the fall and wmter trade, also ing

Representative for P E Island, Mr C Stanley Sutherland. Address all communications to the Company

time iieei it are

sort orders.

Apl I5 2aw t May 3

SEE

DEAR SIR --

I am very glad to beablo to iiifoim you

testingthe WHITE FIFE WHEAT, imported by you

the North West last fall, I have no hesitation in

ing it to the farmers of P E. Island.

I sowed twenty grains without making any

lection and out of the twenty, nineteen grew strong

Farmers in this section of the country pronounce yr)

eed W heat the best sample that they have seen impo

this Island

Yours etc

R P BAGNALL, Farmer,

Hazel Grove, P E

I still have afew bags of this poc-

ially selected wheat to digposecll-

eiei elieziig

Q so LCh’town, April 18, 1899