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Commands Pe-ru-na to. All Oatarrh Sufferors. `Oillco-Upstairs Brice Brick §|ock3¥l.l3.lI. Baker, Mgr.

Hou. Louis lil. Johnson is the son of the Into Rc-verily Johnson who was _United

States Senator from Maryland, also Attorney General under President Johnson, and United Status Minister to England, and who was regarded as the greatest constitutional lawyer that ever lived.

In a recent letter from 1006 F St., N. W., Washington, D. C., Mr. Johnson says: “No one should longer suffer from catsrrh when Peruna fs ac-

cessible. To my knowledge it has caused relief to so many of my friends and acquaintances, that it is humanity to commend its use to all persons suffering with this distressing disorder of the human

system. ”---Louis E. Johnson.

Catarrh Poisons.

Cutarrh is capable of changing dll the

life-giving secretions of the body into rseulding fluids, which destroy and in- ilame every part they como in contact With. Applications to the places affect- ed by cntarrli can do little good save to soothe or quiet disagreeable symptoms. lleneo it is that gargles, sprays, atom-

izers and inhalants only serve as tem-

porary relief.

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There is but one remedy that has thc

desired eHoet, and that remedy is 'Pc- rnnu.. This remedy strikes at once fi- tho roots of entarrh by restoring to th capillary vessels their healthy elaf=~ iicily. Peruna is not a temporary pa!- liative, but a radical cure.

Send for Dr. lIl:trtman’s latest book,

sent treo for a. short time. Address Thf. Per-una. Drug Manufacturing 00-. _Co lumbus, Ohio.

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knives and forks, and prices dare very low.

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we are showing a -lar e line of Mulesk_in, Pig-

srin, Cordovon, Asbtstis '§an, Kid, Buckslun, etc.,

prices 40 cents to $1.2 5.

PERRIS’ GLOVES,

~ Dent’s Driving Gloves

_ Silk Lined Gloves $1. 50. -

0 Kid Lined Gloves 5oc to $2.25.

Mocha Gloves $1 oo to $2. 50. entrs fine Scotch Knit Gloves 75c. _

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GLOVES. AND MITTS

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pair, __a__n_d they have to last youa life time. Protect i

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New .Bnuuwlck yeotudqy.

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terdny included 4M sheep. iw begs starch

Friends will regret to learn that

Benjamin Bchurman of this town il riangemusb liland these are alittle bolts-S ot’ his recovery.

assorted alles, nloe new pattern designs, regular $1.10 quality at Sinclair & Shaw- art‘s this week for onlyiiliqts.

‘John A. McDonald has sold_ t-he property on Fitzroy St. at present oc- ¢“Di°<l 5.7 Ur- A W Lend and lazmerly, occupied byK J Martin to Wilson A. Howatt. r

The Sohr. Malsbar loaded by Joseph”

Read £00. with 5tIi0 bus oats, and the’ Schr. Nereid loaded by the Gnspe Bay, Lumber Co. with n cargo of general pro- duce ure ready to sail for Gaspe.

Fbfvariety, quality and superior made

wrappers visit Muiiougan & 'Wright’s mantle department. There are hundreds for your choosing, warm comfortable gar- ments at prices ranging from $1.15 to $2.50 Buch.

The passengers by the Northumberland

yesterday nuuihererl about fifty going uuri'sixty coming. Among the latter \vereHPrlre Webber 'md his Company, Rev. A F Burke, sibsrmii, and C R Sxnallwood Charlottetown.

Concludes Qrlvll Llh Cvvorlng Twenty

Life in a caru\'a|.\,'\vitb all its il‘f.‘L'»7_

dom and its uneon\'entiona.lity, ii dem' to 'the heart of Hal'l'.V T- BVU- K.C.. the member ot' Parliament ion Mid-Devon. George Borrow coulrl not have entered into the spirit or sueii a gypsy,-like existence with morn ni-st, says mi English exchange.

Mr, Eve has just concluded a carn-

vnn tour nt Durtmoor, and his ex- periences are both amusing and ui- structive. Hc has been curavaniug for over t\venty_yei1l'S, and his lm?- sont van is his fourth. During Yh-‘Lf period he has wgndered over Devon. Cornwall and $0n;erset. A hugs volume of photographic views forms is memento of his j0urn0yil1gS~

Them is nothin' ornate about his

vnu. externally. 'litem who meet it on the roadside or on the moors mur- mur "Gipsies," und 'bass on. Tho nterior, too, is liain Fund l\omel_~'. Lhough livery oon\'<~n.ience is provided. and nrdorliness and cleanliness are

two salient features. ._

It is Mr. E\'c's boast that he is his

own housekeeper. I-Ie does every' thing for hilunvlf, and thv_brightnei>‘s of the brass work testifies to his

thoroughness and energy. _

When on the road his liie is -simple

and regular. "I usually." h-2 Stlifl yesterday, “turn in about 9 u'~'.'loel<. and ani out again at 5, whkn the pure and fresh moorlaml air is bww enjoyed. I light the fire und prq‘\nl'\.~ my meals, between which I'cau'-.1p-- prcciate the moors to my heu.ni"f4

content."

“Hr-uvy farm horses," he nilriellr

“are the host. kind for the von witlp their steudyt three miles an’hour,?' Attircd in thi? dress of an oirllinuigv son oi the toil, Mr. Eve often hand-' ' les the reins himself and it is nut- nu - uncommon sight to sec him squat- ting on the shi-rits complacentiy smoking, and. to all nppearunws, as 8. yokel expressed it, "like one el‘m

gipsies henelf, zur."

A good story is told in this con-

uectionf

A ne\v hind had arrived, but was

a stranger to the district. Ile pi'n» ceoded to Mr. ,}Jve’s huusq, but was informed that the latter WHS ."0U'~ Wirldicome way picknicking." Gain- ing the necessary directions. hs started and had not gone far before »hc met a caravan with an afiable- looking indi\'i<lu_ai in charge, whom he accosted with, "Hi, g\|v'nor. Seen un gentleman pickuicking near Wid- dicomhe? Squire Eve, I mean-dye

know him?"

The driver did. In the purest Dev-

onshire dlullocf. he informed his ques- tioner that ho had "come from thjcky part, but`hadn‘t zeed no parties pick- tricking." He rather expected the squire would be found at home and nf'ff‘i‘ed the Wayfarer a lift "back zo

far."

(ln the wuy agricultural matters

were jovlully discussed over pipes until, urriving near the house he sou-ght, the stranger got down and wont ln. Some little time afterwards‘ he was vastly astonished when Mr.

Eve. having omg this _olothesf walked into his pr eo and disclos~. ed himself as the 1nan's late compun~ 'ion in the van. - Mr. l¢`.vo aL‘Jo tells the following

story with great gusto; It is his praotioe when journcying to stable his horses at tho nearest farmhouse. He was on one occasion making the necessary Arrangements wlth ,si ,form- er in a court:/ard, when simon rush- ed up in a very excited state and shouted. "IA/ny, miter, 'avo 'e got a ~_pacilock'? There be some glpsies gone up the road, and us "ave just killed a.-pig and us want to lock 'cn

"I am the Duke of -, rqillod Mr. Eve. ' "You don't. look much like him,"

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on Nav. 29. . - " li McConnell on Napoleon and Buttle of

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Yours-l7ld Bums imnslng und Inltruc- |

' uve Experiences in Ttsnt Time. |

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»my whole constitution. I tried severa

Medicine Co. Brockville, Ont,

says be belongstu .Ballhix attempted to commltsulolde-here last nlfht by slash- lnfrhlmself in a- dozen places with a razor. He was arrested before he had done himself any serious injury and taken from the house in which he had barrloaded himseiftothe Police Station.

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‘1P~" ‘ . llggblnlu. e stnmn¢h°?g|m- B On another occasion Mr. Eve wa'-.m,¢(, ' thing

forced to draw u his van ne th in lb ll ~ `

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sag: accosted by an individual who, `* sf' mm ' I

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1 fi ' ‘ ret rn. ' 5 -- _ ____ _ Men s Stylish Outfitters. 4 , .i§,m th, pon” “,g\m,_.. . _ _ Au "mu _“ohm mm,” at ,,_ _ 7 i » ,. "Wall,"- sald__l(r. Eve, "you doa't “_ _km°m.f¢ g|°“y¢|¢3hop or-orequastedto ;`

Mol like one. , ,.__,.,,,,_" `., °,,|;|f,,-n|‘¢g‘z.¢|:|p nt||;_¥:;si_i:_¢s; will _

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. Waterloo on Tuesday evening next will he especially entertaining, ' instructive Qlldoducathno. It avilloppsal st-ronglyto qlliiltrlolloysople. 'Noonola theiluit- .luie Broulnnss can hurdle this intonat- .lng subject lniterthaix Mr. Mctlonnelt. Donft-ming it. _

'Tho death of Beary Ellis, Northam which occurred oh Thursday alter a ireek's illness at paeltmonlis will be heard -_ with dennA‘°sr°t_thrpggho.ut,thls county- iThe late Mr. Ellis was an extensive l\\mber_degler and waslor ,a number of will “1Mf*"lllP-hulldor lor the Messrs Richards, Bideford. He was sixty years ofage,akind,l\os_pltable and _much eu- teamed gentleman. Survivlnghim are a widow and’ large family of sons and daughters besides his aged mother.

_O An .audience of ordinary numbers assembled in the Baptist Church, Sum- morside Thursday evening tohear the particulars told of Mission “Pundits _Ramabai" from Hrs Naider of Nova Scotia. The lady held the audience for overau hour while in her touching and peculiarly forceful manner she presented ‘ the history and plan of this wonderful mission. 'Doubtisus had the community otlarge known what rare treat was ln- eluded in the address the church would have been fllledto over-flowing. Beside Mrs Nalder on the platform were Mrs Strong, President of the Methodist La1lee` Aid Society, Mrs Mejor Schunnan Provident of the Baptist Wonien's Mission Aid Society, Rev. Mr. MeCuliy and-Rev. Mr. Wetmore. The choirifur- nished suitable m_uslc and tho offering amounted to overili.

A NEW IDEA.

Tonic Treatment for Indigestiou-New Strength for the Stomach from New

_ Rich, Red Blood.

The '1`onlc `l`reatment-that is the latest

and only scientific cure for lndlheation. All the leading doctors of Europe and America are using lt with sensational success. No more purgatlves, no more Pepuiu no more pa ent foods, no more ong diet lists saying "Thou shalt not oat this or that." No more of all thls-noth-

ing, in fact. but plenty of new._pure, rich re blood to tone the liver an give the avomach strength for its work. That is the 'l onie 'treatment for ind nes-tion. ' The tonic treatment is based on the new

idea that drugs which digest the food for the stomach realli wen ons its powers through diause. 'I 'e digestive organs can never do their work properly until they are strong enounh to o it for themselves. fthe only thing t at can give the stomach and the liver new rtrena h is good blood-

ond the only thing that can actually make new hood is Dr. \Vl|liams' Pink

Pills for Pale People. They have long been known as the greatest If ood-building ’ tonic in the world, and all the highest medical author-ties agree that the one fcientifle cure lor indlgestiou is the Tonic Treatment. 'lb marvellous success 0' the treatment has -been _provéd in every comer of the Dominion ne of the latent witnesses is Mr. Joseph Rochetre,

St. Jerome. Que., who sadvs; "I simply hated the thought of foo . Of course l hud to force myself to cat, but afterwards I always suflered with dull, heavy painsin the stomach l seemed to be bi ious as well and this caused severe headaches, which further nggmvated my unfortunate

position. 1 irew pale, fell away in welpht n o

d th tro l d t 'I d

remedies but without success; a doctor whomlconsulted ndviseil Kbsolute rest. but this was our. ut the question as l had to work for my living. Fortunately for me, one of my friends advised me ,to use Dr. Williuns Pink Pil sand l decided to do so. After taking the pills for several iweeks there was a decided improvement it my cond-tion Not only was my digest- ion better, but my general health im- pmved in every way. New blood seemed

vbe coursingthrough my veins,br-lngiug -.whealtb and stren$h every day. I too eight boxes of Dr. iiilams' Pink Pills aluog tber,and those who see me now wh_uld\ never know I had seen an unwe'l day in my life. ,l owe my splendid health

to these pills, and strongly advise every. dyspetio or weak person to lose no time n

tak n them."

Mritochettoh statementis a stuongtri h- ut-etoéhe Tonic Treatment. Dr._Willaui's _ Pink ills curedh m beiauseth? nctua ly marie new rich blood for hun. hose pills Fright down to the root of the trouble li t e blood and cum -that The new

blood they make carries healing health a' d strength to evr ry part of t e body. 'that is t o new To lc 'l`reatment, and tho higliest edical authorities now

recommend this treatment lor all the common ailrueu xi ~ueh nsunnemia hend- s aches, buckuclics, rhetumtlsm, sciutica neumiuin' nervousneiu, dispepsin and

general weaknxss. These are all caused oytad blood a d therefore are all cured byDr. Wllliani'u Pink Pills. You can

not those _pills from any medicine dealer or hy mal at Nou box. or rlx boxes for $2.50 .by wrltiugto .the ~Dr. Williams

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When in need of Furs. Our large and elegaiit

range entitles us to your consideration, while our moderate prions convince everyone," with 'an eye 10 economy, that this is-THE store to buy. Our hand- some-Sets and Neck Pieces have been very much ail~ mired, and already a great number oi them have been sold, many yet remain however, but the magnificent qualities, beautiful designs, and reasonable prices, vi iii speedily procurelor them new owners.

~ Our Fur trade has assumed immense proportions

and we are better prepared than ever before-A to enter to tfhoigrowiug' demand for high ' class Furs of all kinds. We lay special claim to, high qua.lii_ie,<i, novelty in selection, variety in lines, and lnuderntion int prices, Nothing' can .convince you like personal inspection, and we invite you to examine and cotnpare -.as comparison throws into bold relief the superiorii_\ of our stock. 1 ~ " ,

We are fully equipped to meet all your require-

ments either in expensive or inexpensive Furs, and consider it a pleasure to show our stock.

We have Men’s Furs in Coats, Caps, Collars and

Mitts Chiidren’s ]'urs;_and Sleigh Robes. Ou1'Ladies’ Jackets are excellent values and consist of '

Persian Lamb- at $125.00, $150.00, $175.00 und

$190.00. . ~ , ‘

_ Electric .Seal at _$45.00 to 65.00.

Russian Lamb $48.00 to $68.00.

Bokhara. $48.00 to .$80.00.

Astraehan $20.00 to $50.00.

Racoon $40.00 to $75.00. .

` K1-imlner $4.9 00 to $69.00.

Walin.by $19.50 to~$32.00. A’ We- invite 'everybody to call _ ond examine =.ur

attractive display.

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The Fur Kings of P. E. Island.

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anti prices much lower :Mi Keck.

than drug stores. O '

makes 'of rubbers we handle. All styles for men, women mill children at lowest prices. .

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