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THE GUARDIAN, onannorrnrown, otroemn 21 .899
`l
_ 11 - i ' 7
We  t0 Draw       p WSI-IfEill;i!i;d (fit tg-so' youlgitve makest for the
_-___ V a. 0 y ui meas o a grea extent
. M1. Jas. Ai‘rLi:Ci< shipped ten veryi i --- _ _
ttention to the loci tllfll f0l` Slfengm i es ...iran mornin b yout rocer ivin ou MONSOON when
_ ' .Y “_  ¢
y  JI. - W ._ _._- -*_ -__- ‘ - P i _l A _ _ ___ __-1 pq-Q-n-nah
Y0\1I‘&.» - ndfthtsy: y 'ey .. 'S S SY
Flavor and Purity _ ll?§N;2;ihnmrberlsnd°. ,The vlCI||ll 3.  Kllllwll andy for ith
wa-
. l
  not J F I V 'g
goes home with a good appetite for h
Sunday dinner.
V
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- FOR THE -
ROCKY POINT FERRY
1 899. .
Commencing Monday October Qnfli
the steamer Eltin will run as follows.
tor the balance of the se _
Leave Prince St. Wharf. Lea\e Rocky Point E
At 7 a. m. At S a. I11» .
" 9 N at  -~ t
is  °‘ “  “
sa 1  fn, “  ID. ' ,
i 2 is H 3 “
a
...l ~ -» 4.30 ~
--5.30 ~ °- 6 “
SUN DAYS. y
At 9 a. m. At 10 a. m.,
~° 12 45 p.m. “ 1.30 p. rn.
ri 2 as is 3 H
5( 4 an sf 5 I5
Department Public Works,
Ch'town, Sept. 30 '98
| _ - a
qua H rations, drinks or newspapers?
- 1
Formerly Perry Hotel,
than Simi. tial ti limrs llllm-_
This new and oommodious hotel isi
now open for business. Thoroughly,
iteed upwitb all the modern im- .
o-
provements, this hotel cfers to the  Posmvdy and Pdmamnuy
 cured by Dr. A. W. Cl\ase’s
l Ointment.
t
P l
public accommodation, which cannot
he excelled in any other on the Island
Good tables, large airy bedrooms, ,
bath rooms, sample rooms. Terms
moderate. Free coach to - all trains
and steamers. Special accomm '
dation for commercial travellersi
FRANK PERRY,
0ct.6` dly 1 yr. Prop.
Summerside.
Terrace Housed
Newly Furnished and Thoroughly
Renovated.
Granville St.. 5’5|l|0. .
Within a few minutes walk of the
Railway Station.
Good Tables.
Large. comfortable Bedrooms.
Terms moderate.
Good Stabling in connection.
J. R. NOONAN.
, Proprietor.
Formerly of the Campbell Hotel.
Sdgt 18 d&w Sm.
CHANGED HANDS
tiuvnrit House.
.. .-<0.-»
i
\
The man who goes to church may
en`o the sermon bnthe enerallyw
is
.ITGHING
l , . ' lu
are for piles, and has never been to
,` th f ofth' dismio hich
‘ persons o o no now au i
a
t.
l Mr!-I.BuIBelleville,Out.,says I
SUMMERSHDE, P. E- I-
Good Board at reasonable rates.
Free coach to and from all trains and
stclmers.
J.E.HoUcnroN, _
Water St.. Summerside
lq26lyr
|a_- - -__
stniincptl ttolni.
Summerside P- E- |-
New Hotel just opened on Granville Street
While thanking our friends for their liberal , ` Pfoflftf’ ba-Ck UPtlJ€S0
patronage in our former hotel, we would re-
spectfully solicit the continuance of the same
and as much new business a< we may be
favored with in
STRATHCONA HOTEL.
Good Board, cldhn airy rooms. best location in
town and moderate rate. Good stabling in
c0nnec'ion.
” J. s. .»iLLEN._
ept.. 6 d8c w 3m Proprieto
Ptlllll, lllllll lltlllllllll
BlRR\STl:llS. §0llGiT0liS» &l:.
ARTHUR PETERS, Q. C.,
A. ERNESL' I.\l'G.~‘_ ni d
ALBERT C. SAUNDERS.
MONEY TO LOAN.
 (fh`town. Cameron Block.
I >urn~n-_~r.~i if-, O iposite Mer-
chants Bank of li-alif-ax,
oct? dlyr
icnionntnwa IIIIARTIS
BARRISTERS.
°aSolicitors, Notaries Public, 8cc. Money
n.
OFFICEQ Moms ,Building CMO” g Two Rivers. ROBERT Ross.
l Gad’ney s Building, Sbide
H. C. McDo.\'ALD. ,B.A.M.P.P
JK. Manrriv B. A
___,_..
tiooltheBluotl
In all Gases of itching
Burning ilumuls
with tin
CUTICURA RESOLVENT
While Cleansing the Skin and
Scalp with hot baths of CUTI- ,
CURA SOAP and healing the
Raw, inflamed Surface with
CUTICURA OINTMENT. .
Complete Treatment, $l.25
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. I YV
Ida -You don’t say! Did be se
PILES. . .  
it
tocure ewcrst crm: is iv
bullied medical skill for ages.
I This statement may sound rather strong
wh d t k the perior men
. of Dr. A. W. Chase’s Ointment, but it
fectly true, ugheartily endorsed by the grat
y ful testimony thousands of men and wom
l who have been curcdby itaftleryesrs of sun’
ling, and ahertrying nianypnepuationa
consulting the best doctors.
C0
U
8-
CU
pimure lnstatin thataftathirty years
suffering with ItchIng Piles, Dr. Chase's Oin
I ment has completely cured me. I tried ev
remedy that was advatised, with little or no
benefit. but as I have told different
affected as I was, Dr. Cha.1e'e Ointment
a perfect cure."
Dr. Cha.se'\ Ointment has a record of
unparalleled in the history of medicine. It
guaranteed to cure any case of F
salebyalldealers,orEdmanson, teak ,
Toronto.
of
1
or
&A.\WChasea0intmentieanabsc
known fail
hu
wc
er-
and
. . ' z" take
ef;
persons
made
curea
ii
Co.
t P - ' |
She (romantic iliy)- What would you
do if we should meet in the hereafter?
He (earnestly)- l’d go through tire
for you.
f - a
Clamps in tlullc
Always relieved promptly by
Dr. Fowler’s Ext. of Wild
Strawberry.
Vfhen you are seized with an attack of
Cramps or doubled up with Colic, you
want a. remedy you are sure will give you
relief and give it quickly, too.
` You don't want an untried something
that MAY help you. You want Dr. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry, which every
one knows will positively cure Cramps and
\ Cglic quickly. djust
n. ose ortwoan ou
 /I _f have ease. y
,<v \\° But now a. word of
Dr  assertions, and we
. E X'T_f“oF V have it from Mr. John
»  Hawke, Coldwater,
ST RY Ont., who writes:
R “Dr. Fowler's Extract
` ‘ ` . Of \Vild Strawbe iS
H  ' a wonderful cur;r5l`or
l _ _ Diarrhoea, Cramps
| md pains in_ the stomach. I was 3. greg;
:;fi`ererri{in§l I ngigve it a trial, but nowl
V0 P¢ e co ort.”
_ y A ,V
Before a women goes away for the
summer she always plans what she
\will do when she gets back,
v
; Drziii Sins.-This is to certify that I
t have been troubled with a lame back for
l liftee»~ rears.
l I have used three bottles of your
|Mll\'Ali|)`S IININIENT and am enm-
t ‘. _
;ple'e.y ctrtd.
It gives me great pleasure to recom-
mend it and you are at liberty to use
this in any way to further the use of
your valuable medicine.
which was stranded at Sea Cow dead
Mn S H JoNEs shipped 420 ltlmbe After Other Medicines Failed He was
;rbur=li;H;\w5r»il:=e ;°;0§%‘a5;‘§°‘;hi‘i§;‘;; cured by Dnwiitnms’ Pink run-N ` '
' I . S nilli 'US . ~ i S , _ `
9 S i, ‘ Every Dose Continued in the Battle
,by him since the 12t .
_ . Against Pain. .
ltlth. was observed here as a holiday,
the schools. banks. public oiliccs and
nearly all the stores being closed. Ser-
vices were htld in the/Presbyterian,
Methodist and St. Mary’s Churches,
and the town generally wore a holiday
air.
woods. All colors and shades with high
storm colors and plain collars. Sacquis
in Beavers, Serges, Curl Cloths. etc..
p . _ q
every description, style. or make, any
price you want. Call and eee those
goods. Ladies’ Cloth Capes, Fur lined
Capes, Fur Capes, Fur Sacques. All
sizes, eegant goods. D1 not buv, your
Sacque, Cape, or Fur coat, until you
have seen our goods and get our prices.
‘”"° lilnssiis H. S. ok BENJ. SHARP and\ P°pu|a|~ H0te| c|g|-k
Sampson Grady bought the schr. Foam g
Burns. Hyacinth, Crocus, Tulip.-
THA\_\*K ¢;}\'1§`G l`l_\T, Tll’.`l` ‘fly il.l€`
I.Ann~:s` Slcoui-:s._All new nobby
rices from $2 25 to $16 Sic ues of
1.1-1-
tarlo town recently wrtteas _follow
keeper informed me that he was out
ed dyes home. l used them as_direc
to wash the goods ti get rid of the a
Dyes without a singl a failure for mu
every time. -
.__1_g--1
“It’s hard to sells down alter
trip.”
“Any harder than to settle up
A PLEASANT SURPRISE . '
For those who have thought that
Catarrh as incurable and to whoine the
constant use of snuffs and ointments
has been almost unbearable, is to learn
of Catarrhozone, and new medicated air
treatment for Catarih, Bronchitis and
Asthma. Catarrhrz ue is a guaranteed
cure for these diseases and never fail to
cure them. It cures by inhalation of
medicated air and always reaches the
right, ipot. This is no theory. but the
result of actual experience. and_tbousand
of testimonials back up all we say for
gur medicine. Price $1.00 at all drug-
oists, or direct by mail on receipt of
price. Send 10c in stamps for sample
outfit to N. C. PoLsoN & Co., Kingston,
Ont.
.i__._.3_____
When a small boy gtts big enough to
run to a fire he considers himself
grown up.
ITCHING PILES.
False modesty causes many people to
endure in silence the greatest misery
imaginable from itching piles. One
application of Dr. A. W. Chase’s Oint-
ment will soothe and ease the itching,
one box will completly cure the worst
case of blind, itching, bleeding or pro-
truding piles. You have no risk to
run for Dr. A. W. Chase’s Ointment is
guaranteed to cure piles.-
Punctuzility is the stern virtue of men
of business and the graceful courtesy
of princes.
STARVISI) NERVES-
Nvheil ill.. blu. I `- li .. watery*
the nerves are actually starved arid
nervous exhaustion and prostration
soon follow. Feed the nerves with
Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food and
you will impart to them the new life
and vigor of perfect health. Fang cut
and fac-simile signature of Dr. A. W.
,.\/‘"//‘T'._.__i
,Chase on every box of the gennimy
From the Nqews Alexandria. Ont.
in Eastern Outirio than Mr. Peter
McDonell, of the Grand Union Hotel.
.Att-xandrin. At the present time Mr.
McDonell is in the enjoyment of perfecf
health, and a str _ get meeting him for
first time c bimagine that a man
with the he y glow and energetic
manner of Mr. McDonell could ever
have felt a symptom of disease. There
is a story, however, in connection with
the spltndid degree of health attained
t by him that is worth telling. It is a
welt known fact that a few years ago
he was the victim of the most excru-
ciating pains of rheumitism. Knowing
rhenmatism, dyspepsia. catarrh, and
'l`a ee i, no more populnl nottl cl.rk
I
relied Ever since then I have been
time, but have continued in excellent
,._i_g._.l»-_
It is son' etimes so hot that even the
nose looks shiny or nct.
"A contented Mind ia a Corietan
Feast
A content d mind cannot exist, how
ever, with a diseased body. But what is
disease? Just what the word indicates-
dis-easel, the r-pposiie of ease and content
ment . The troubled condition may be
in the stomaches. the 1tver.the ncrvs.the
skin, or some other organ. or it may br
more general and include the wholf
body as in the case of anaemia end that
tired fee ling.
It is a mistake to regard the disease as
the object of medical treatment. Thi V
true way is to remove that which cause-
it. This is the secret. of the remarkably
prompt and permanent cures effected by
I-1o<d’s Sarsaparilla. Impure and de-
ticien blood is the fundamental cause of
tt e disease that comes from rhenmatism.
d y spepsia, catairh, scrofula, salt rheum.
nervousness. anda host of other ailments
I"lo>d’s |Sarsaparilla makes the blood
pure and rich, tones and strengthens
the stomach, quiets the nerve, and the
disease is gone, for the reason the cause
of it no longer exists.
If you would have a [contented mind
you must have a healthy bopy and thi
only sure means of restoring and pre-
serving health is by making and keep-
ing the blood rich and pure. This is
ju.t what Hood’s Sarsaparilla does and
that is why it is America’s Greates
Medicine and the best that money can
buy.
_ 
Frequently it is better to have loved
and lost than never to have lost stall.
"IF THE CAP FITS, WEAR IT.”
If you are suffering from the con-
sequences of impure blood,-have boils
pimples or scroiuta. sores; if your food
does f-‘ d[c=' cr you suffer from
eatarrh or rheuuiatism, you are the one
who should take Hocd’s Sarsaparilia. It
will fit your case exactly, make your ,
blood pure and cure salt rheum, scrofula,
give you perfect health.
_ _ _ _ . Yl_ "
canon ren ~M‘°§S:;;t';‘t.‘?:3i’i.»:.;;i.g:..‘;“f;;‘z.v -- 'NW “E”-“N TE*
t now p = » "
llutdraws any tea before the world to-dell
Sealed Lead Packets only, All Gl'000l‘S-
25c 391: 40|: 501:, 60c.
9 7 .
‘Experience is the Best Teacher.”
Butif we would be truely wise we   S
must be wiltin to learn from the ex-
3'
perience of others. The experience of
thousands of people has demonstrated _”'“
that Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a periectf
remedy for all troubles of the blood._‘ Resment nf
stomach, nerves, bowels, liver and kid- N B a er
igpysé ang thut*by makindg richn rea , I y
oo an crea.1nga goo apps \ e ______
imparts etren =th, vigor and vitility to Sugered from Kldne
the whole system. Every tstimonial I
UNB? facts 8 N@WS R'3P°It°f °all°_d_ fl” in favor of this medicine is the voice ol , WM bringing 011
Mr. Donetl for the purpose of eliciting experienve to Yon, ,wing ygu where mmed to me hke ,_
. fuller particulars. Without hesitation hemm of m-md and body is to be b Dodd B Kid
,he attributed his present sound state of ‘Dump Y “ey
M G & W . ht 21 li l health to the use of Di. Williaxns’ Pink If you hug ecromh mints in ywr _______
__ c ollgan rig . _ . I Pills f.- r Pale People. h -.I am said sei blood, manifesyed by boiistsorgg, Prmp- [NDuNT0wN'St J°hn_N
 AP CP  °f   f'.?.y:2f12f.se'.‘i‘s2.‘..i2‘1.i;”f1..“t... inn.  .:;:::;°°:;.;~z:; s.:::°:: wr.
- ' ed t l ram ster av convey- _ . _ ' _ e I0. 8 respeo
plpgeitie 8;! ifgounceiint of the death time pgs “congested twirl; £10 degli; your pkin made smooth by taki%gA tm, P1,” Hg was
01 his brothon ML Ifslie E_ McLeod, mercia _ ere an as par 0 d Y h Hoods Sarsapanlla. Mrs. Lucy . Dye;-wma by paralysis, as a
which:occurred on Tiiursdav. the 19th ;a?°;"‘;°t_th° T558* ‘° “ts EJ; ‘aa Hitlwkins, P. O Bo; 11-L, Heltcgyilipé Kpimy [),,,9,9e Hg Md
° t.,' B ll ue H0- itzl, 'New York., _- ~ ° 2 5 1091 WHS elf? 9 In ., says her gran -son was a ic up to 519 pkg; mm, 5;
Tile dldizezfsedvwho wigs 37 years of age, kmdf’ Of W°°*h°1` ‘md °“\"J°c‘°‘3 *°1‘h° with scrofula. He was so that he by ,°¢|d¢m the mem, og
was w<l1-known in Summerside, where .§“dd°“ fxtfeme? °f{‘°°t °”du‘;‘;ld°uA °;g_ <=0\1l¢_i Iwi Walk £01’ N0 0I‘_fl1l'00 H100*-l\9~ to his hand Dodd’s Kidney
he was for some years asscciate editor ‘P "W “alfly SPUHS W” _B °“_ Y _ Medicines seemed to do_him no good, P “ought ig hm “gnu mg
of the Summerside Journal. He was mckfd gm* §1g0‘§°5* {¢1'1`*l?1EtI;3;33i is and phose whob saw lhipi thlgughtt he ghmkghg fm-mug gm;
s b t` connec‘el with several ml’ lm S all .'{- SWS _‘_. wou d always e a cr pp e_. e gc a H,” 19 why, hs ny.
lialatlterixglelrfkirierican papers and was for g°‘E‘°fl5t““d then 1” Patfalnli meilgelgfesé bottle of Hood’s _Sarsaparilla and gif new yu,-5 I hgvg beg"
some .mouths past editor of the Trotter u E if n‘1’_l9tm`P§"°it n mains I was ll!-ti HOU NSD taking ll “V0 V90” ' Kidney Disease, at times
_ and Pacer. No particulars in reference l° " 0* ff _le - _ 01' W°_ fore he began t_o_improve. He kept on msg ¢;¢|-ugugmz Pm, 1
to his illiess sud and death have yet ° h*'1Pl°°9 l°'°l1d- 9°ff°1'1°g °°“°"“”uY taking the medicine until the scrofula, wmiqq,-eq mygggg
Cholly--Me tawthcr served in the been received_ The “mains Wm betthe most excruciating pains. Myhangs W” gong ' Y dgpnved mynu of muy
6 forwarded to Park Corner for inter-#Wg “ft “@1195 $4 I Wi* Pl‘::;‘:_:°`:a‘:  you have dyspepsia, gland  re- “gig 9| mg (gg 1 gm
ment. To the bereaved relatives and ‘°° W" .*PPr°° °g° ’ I t .B mil” U1 Y°“_l' 5'»°m3°h» \`|"'\'d`»bm°°l°K pilollllro medical
friends the Gnsanim extends its sin- `  83: :l\l‘:)*;;lnEm1"*5a *k‘;¢;°d Li mass, Aexpenenoe1te‘a_ucl(;cs yell ,till take would see :nagging to
P P   P P   P  Pe  :.........’». M 0-  %f.'.°:.a':'~.f.t.'. .c-....°°sP.: ....::. ‘We
_ a u s a Q
Williams"Pink Pills. I began using Mmm, Sum., Salem' M,,_?_, W” __ Q
A   h D ‘ them in may, 1896. and hadtaken three ,u5¢.1-,_,, mm dy,P°P,;¢>f¢§>.,,§¢"_§~-,gi
y y . a aa  boxes before I iioticcddauy change, 'ppt 20 yan ma ,ms obuggd to li" my m gnomgum Pd”
“'00 UI" 50° °'°\’! 0” °°llm'°P- ° simple bread-and the-juice.  kai 1|; g u
who    bl°°d "Gm  fllflu ¢l“'°°¢l* ml "lm I had a greatfeleelt of inieailiaiel ' ndg n gwhuz 1 :um
"ld bl *U0 “W0 I hd 5°l'*l\¢¢l W* 53° gastric trouble and was at deatlfe door. my ny M-., ¢
box every irad_e of the disease had van- A friend t_o1¢,,,,,  Fppfln which Sd
..: g .. ‘. , A ~ “» P _ , 3.” ' .- ;`
ted
dye, I went to one of our _stores and symptom of the trouble I use the pills The “me 1, mu, of other dba,” Plus Ml I
asked for two packages of Diamond for s day cr so and soon feel as well as um are du, to mp", 01- imp"-¢ri,|1¢q *ons
Dye Cardinal for Cotton. The store- ever I feel that I owe my health to bymgm-Q y¢',g.,_“¢| me ,nun E;
of Dr Willliains Pink Pills and never P,,,,m“ sm” nut Hump, 3”",
that brand of dyes, and recommended lose an opportunity of recommending ann, dm, ju* ,nm the dum*
strongly another make of package dyes them to others suffering as I was pt,,,_,-macmts who PNP,” It mtulg that nlghbon to on umm
I unfortunately bought toe recommend- ; Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills cure by lt 81,81, d°_abs°1ute]y cm., when 5 mm "mul Hnphg tht
P ‘ going to the root of the disease. They i, p¢|;ib}¢_ You used to'lBvo D0 ll00l° aey Bums#
on the package, but the work was not .renew and build up the blood and ,,,¢,cn in “king mi, mgdkinm bag" tous! I M”
tit to look at, the coler being of a bricky strengthen the nerves, thus ldriving dir- iw Poway to dn you gwd is P1-and be- I gn; you"
red instead of cardinal. I was obliged ease from the system, Avoid imitatious ,ond any r¢ag¢n;ble.d9ul1.E. by ill? 03.- _
- by insisting that every DOI you Ptllvlmw perience of others who were aniicted as --
ful color, and afterward re-dye with the is enclosed with a wrapper bearing the you are_ - There an no person!
Diamond Dyes which I procured at full trade mark, Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills '
another store. I rave used Diamond for Pale People. If your dealer does "Pa, gift you a-director of the wheel those who have no tank
ny not keep them they will be sent post- boardP“ ____
years, and will never again accept a paid at 50 cents a box, or six boxes for ~~Yesf I am. what gf it?"
substitute from any merchant. 'I`he‘ `$2.5O by addressing the Dr. Williams’ ‘°We.l, teacher called me down to-
Diamund Dyes are true to promise Medicine Co., Brookville,Ont. day, and she was ju tawfuliy iinpolito
about it.” »
7
A
‘nodding over his desk. His pen wa
droppng from his lingers. His. ey
were closed. The corner of his mou
was relaxed. Presently the pen drop
bestof‘inten‘tione'. ‘But io! his dren
him till his pen dropped ft r abtul th
thirl time.
"Out last night? ” enquired he iinall
hold my eyes open
°-Take one ot these.” said the cashier
cautiously.
“Doddk Dyspepsia Tablets.” sai
the cashier.
‘-1 haven’t got indigestion,” said
Johnson.
digesting that heavy lunch you ate.
stomach out, and leave you euongh
<= Y 3
more heavy lunches.”
l.SOl'l. `
“Fifty cents a box, at the drug store.”
said the cashier.
____,___
Society contains many woman wh
have good Jewelery and bad manners,
._.____;_ -qr¢_Q---;__.
TF` ORIGINAL.
5-.nd liver at free the most compli-
cated ailments if these delicate,iiltering
organs, and that is Dr. Ch se’s Kidney-
[liver Pills. me original kidney Pin.
this world famous kid ne and liver cure
Hpod’s Pills cure all liver ills. Non irri- U
,at1ng,
l
5’
has an enormus sale in all parts of Can-
ada and it.. United States. l
When some p gpie get into society Only hrs class people can held
they are too busy to attend the church respect and admiration cf mm.
which gave them their start. class friends
 1
 E5 QE
` _ _ _ and I decidedto try a boi e I de yn, .ayu-u“,| Wh”
A lady residing in a flourishing Ont working hard and frtquently long over “ved 5° much ben at from 1; um 1 I ’ umm.” me M
8
1'!
it . S unirmynlr sad‘I
232
-cannula qi
ot three more an =afte1'taHn hill” y
-‘Having some faded cotton goods to health Whenever I feel the slightett I ,M ,unruly my-ed I Mtermiud w
ve to
w
about the preservation
til
r
“Were you on the schoolhouse prem-
ises when she called ou down?" “"-
a vainest woman dcsen’t care weather her MY" . I W" on theymofy We, the undersigned
9, agree to refund the
-” ‘ . ' _._____.,_..___ twent five cent bottle
in other Inctnnni. ,,,,,;. P... ,,, ,,
_ _ fourths of contents of
Johnston, the Junior bookkeeper, was not relieve gonsupggwn
5 ache We also
bottles will
obstinate case of
tisfaction or no pay
account in the A to K ledger. ' Then English Plus 51" “Wd-
Johnson woke with a start, seized his Johnson & Johnson,
pen. and starting posting -.igiin with the Charlottetown, P E I
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again; again his jaw rflaxes, and his 1°t¢::,wI:P ilgg E.,
eves c nee. Axton, the cashier. watched L_ W Watson
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“No but I had big lunch today,” said S‘l“°1‘°. Cl\8~1'l0l=t»0f»0WD-
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who is guarded by pcvvr'y
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"But you’re half asleep,” said the
cashier. -‘All the energy of your
system in concentrated in your stomach
A
Dodd’e Dyspepsia Tablet will help the
energy to do your work. You’d better
vet a box of them if ou o in for any
the Greatest
ever offered We have pl
Window, a line of Gilt
ware which we are sellinf '5
° that defy anything in lib”
Former prices were 35c to
piece in the window for the
,n _ of 19 cents
there 1= ,ne remedy known that Cream and bugai spoon
basa com action on the kidnevs lets, Tumb cis, Preserve
Vases, at the Modern
Fanc Goods Store,
Sunngrside, Charlottetown
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“How do you buy ’ern?” asked John-