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herry_Cough Balsam. Ive
' \_!fDrisirig how quickly it
ives relief. ' `
Th_¢Y'I'¢ Carrying away
bottles and bottles of it.
Those who have used it once
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again--25c
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The Practical Watch and Clock Repiiirer
268 Queen Street Charlottetown
HOTEL ARRI\`.»\LS A
VICTORIA.
A. P. Prowse, Murray Harbour;
John McLean, Sourls; J; A. Macdon-
ald, Cardigan; C. I). McKinnon,
Souris; Mrs ld. E. Crosby, Cape
Traverse; Il. A. Sli-niig, Sydney;
.»\. ld. Ar:-zennull, Sunimersitlt-;
Chas. Dalton, Tigiilsh; E. A. Murray,
Truro; Geo. J. Stevens, St John; ll.
il. Cox, Morell; A. W. heard, Summer- I
side.
WOULD SUSPEND LIQUOR LICEN-
SES.
LONDON, Ont; I~‘eh. 26.-At a mass
meeting oi' ieinperance workers oi' the
city in Dundas Centre Methodist
Church, last night, a resolution was
adopted calling upon the Dominion
ilovcrnnient to iniiiieiliaiely suspend
nil licenses for the ninnufucturc of
alcoholic beverages as u means to the
conservation ol' grain, the prohibition
in question to remain operative until
the close oi’ the war.
Another resolution called upon the
Government to cancel ull bor, shop
and club licenses niitil the end of the
war.
FALLS DEAD WHILE URGING
ITALY TO ENTER THE WAR
`l\ill.AN, italy, Feb. 26.-Slgnor Mos-
ti-Trotti, a Radical deputy, died sud-
iicnly today while he was delivering
ii speech in favor of the intervention
ol' italy in the war.
Signer lviosti-'I‘r'otti was nddi'esslng
ii large crowd in the Verdi 'l‘he:\tro. Aa
ho reached the clluinx of his speech.
umid nn uiinuiinlly cntliiislnslic out-
burst oi' applause, ho, suddenly pitclied,
forward, dead. " '
 
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willing attention to their banking `
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AND END HEADACHE8,
_ COLDS, SOUR BTOMACH
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Get a 10»cent box now.
You men and women who cnn'i.
get feeling right-who have head-
ache. coated tongue, bod taste and
foul breath, dizziness. cm’t sleep,
are bilious, nervous and upset, both-
ered with a sick, gessy. disordered
stomach. or haven ,bad cold.
- Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with
salts, cathariic pills or castor oil'.'_
Cuscarets work while you sleep;
cleanse the stomach, remove the
SOUP. undigested, fermenting food
and foul gases-; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry out of the
system all the constipated waste
matter and poison in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will straigh-
ten you out by morning--a 10-ceiit
box from any drus store win keep
your stomach sweet; liver and bow-
els regular. and head clear for
months. Don’t forget the children.
They love Cascnrets because they
taste good--never gripe or sicken.
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Mrs. John Soboy, l)eSable, was v..
llarbour. was in Cliarlottetown yer
Messrs li H Cox, lilorell, and C l
Mr. L. A. Auld was a passenger on
the eastem train last evening en route
to New Glasgow, N. S.
The many friends of Mrs. Hugh Ms-
Ewen of North River will be pleased
to hear that she is stearily recovering
from ii severe attack oi’ pneumonia.
Messrs II. D. McEwen and Kimble.
Collin, Morell, were in Charlottetown
yesterday and registered at the Queen
Hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartford Woodside,
Tryon, were visiting in Clinton recent-
ly. While there they were the guests
oi' Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Woodside.--V.
Miss Janette Cameron and Miss
Louisa Dawson, South Melville, were
visiting friends in Victorln. on Satur-
day of last week.-V.
ills friends will regret to learn that
Mr. Charles lllcldachern. Proprietor of
the Morell liotel, is snfferliig from nn
atlnck oi' pneumonia.
Mr Wm. Siiininaruli, merchant,
Magdalen islands. left Charlottetown
by the mail special last evening on a
business trip to Montreal.
f M;
Mr John Fullerton, who has been
visiting his parents, Rev. Dr und Mrs
'l‘. F. Fullerton. for some time past,
left by the mail special last evening
on return to Calgary, Alta.
Messrs Geo. Lane and D. A. Wed-
lock, Cliiirlottetoivn, were passengers
leaving Charlottetown by the mail
specinl Inst evening on route to the
mainland.
Mr. mid Mrs. Friink Webster. Cove
llciid, acconipuiiied by their two chil-
dren, Miss Norva and Master Kenneth,
were visiting friends and relatives in
Victoria for the past few days.-V.
Mrs. Wallace E. Smith.Pownal is in
the P. E. l. llospital where she was
operated on last week lt is hoped that
she will be able to return home in a
couple oi' wccks.
lion. Clinrles Dalton, Tignish; Hon
John illelleoii, Souris; lion A. E
Arseimiilt, Sumniersitlc and lion. J. H.
Myers, linmptmi, were in Charlotte-
town yostertlny iitteinling ii. meetlni
oi’ thc Excciitlvc Council.
Numerous friends of Mrs. G. I-l
mood, who was in the city this week
from Ottawa, the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Beorge McAvit ,' welcomed most
heiirlily-'he_r return to St. John if only
for it short tiine, says the Telelirllllll
Mrs. Flood expects lo go to Charlotte-
town to visit her son, Mr. Carson
Flood and Mrs. Flood. Mr. Flood ii
also in St. John.
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TRIAL
WANT NEW FOR CHAB. BECKER.
Naw Yonit, res. 20.- A mount.
for a new trial for Charles Becker, the
former police lieutenant convicted fo;
the murder of ilarman R0l'°f\t\1l1|. WB!
made in the Supreme Court today
Martin T. Manton. Becker‘| counsel
based his motion on newly fIIS00V¢l'9f5
evidgpcn to the nff`i"t'i. thll OBS Of th?
Bmgeq; wimqwgor in a material fact
_ had testliled falsely If U°0k°|"l 50°
ond trial.
he opera was the of
Mucha! tiiiets lilisrshnll, Pliilsllsl
his testimony at the secvlld Uh
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' .»C._ _E;I50h"iiil“i.vau_bv, _ _ .
 . -“£13 *chin* She has bebn ctinni
- to *tier hon* as the result oi a
--- I _-fi ' ed about two
_ ned ankle sustain T
,reeks ago, in a skating accident- .
.siting in Victoriu. last Friday.-V. HORSE NOTES.-Almost every ev-
" 1- ,ning for the past week there has
Mr. and Mrs. .Innies Laird, 'l‘ry0l,een on Winter River a number oi
were "ISit°"9 t0 Vi'-'¢°"I“ 011 Sllfufdiiorses that are being given their res-
afterjnoon last.-V. nur “work out." The readers of
'“* these notes must not`_ imagine that
Messrs. K. L. Golding and It. K. Bolle,-0 are any breakers oi' the worid‘s
well,Victorin, drove to Charlottetowigcord, but they may WSI- Hssllfed
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to ~,
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The final, series of "tens Champion-
ship pace was run off sterday after-
noon. The ice was in pretty good con-
dition, there belng only a few had
places. The race resulted in a great
contest between Princess Etta and
Angus Dillard. The Princess won the
first heat by about 2 feet in the fast-
est time of the race, 1.02. In the se-
cond heat she went to a had break
and Dillard won. The third heat Etta
came back. stron! and won after a
neck and neck struggle all the way, in
1.2%. The fourth heat was very close
and was pronounced e. dead heat by
the judges. The fifth- and sixth heats
were won by Angus Dillard. This
,finishes the championship series and
_ss Angus has beaten all the pacerg he
is entitled to the title ot Champion.
Angus is a chestnut coming 5 years.
Ile was purchased from W. C. Crum-
mer, of Chatham. Ontario, lust fall
after he had paced the fastest fifth
heat ever paced over a Canadian half-
UUI0 HECK. his time for the half being
1.4%. In Princess Etta he has, how-
ever, met his match and whenever
they meet there is uncertainty as to
the outcome.
SUMMARY.
Angus Dillard, owned by
wedlock and McKinnon
driven by D. A. Mc.
Kinnon . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 21201
Princess Etta, owned by
1
al' 1. William McLean, Souris West; 2,
a--dyxffi. Mcnonaiu, soul-is west; 3. J. A.
l1D_\0 Ll cDoiiald, Little Pond; 4, Aiiderw
l»rii:_il',§{\1 ers, Rollo Bay; 5, Adnrew F.
l:1~l-film," . Rollo Buy.
servt ni
-e.
1~'r°f~f.,,,2» ° oA1‘s, ANY oTHEs vam-
lllersny g E'rv NAMED
iherieieclal
E°°¢\,e are liani McLean, Souris West;
9"” f;em,€¢1, fl Jenkins, Dundas; 3, Joseph
“Y “tom pstow; 4, Edwin Reid, ltono
°?Xrs7illiani
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The tolldwing is the Prize List of'
the Easley!! King's Seed Fair, held in
Souris on Friday last: ‘
CLASS A
WHITE RUSSIAN WHEAT
1. Walk!!! BYOS. Launching; 2,Ver-
non A. Mclsmc, Bear River; 3, Joseph
A. Mclsaac, Bear River; 4. J. E. Mc-
DOIIDJG. Little Pond; 5, Richard Kick-
him. B0\U‘iB WGBH 6. John Jackson,
Fortune Brides: 7. Johii.McKinnoii,
Rollo Bay Centre.
WHITE FIFE WHEAT
1, William A. Tounshend, Bay For-
tune; 2, James McKinnon, Rollo
Bay; ‘3. John McKinnon, Rollo Bay;
4, Andrew Mooney, Little Harbour.
WHEAT ANY OTHER VARIETY
NAMED
1, J. A. E. McDonald, Little Har-
bour; 2, Willium McLean, Souris
West; 3, Richard Kickham, Souris
West; 4, Charles Ross, Lakeville.
wH|TE BANNER' oA'rs
1. Andrew Peters, Rollo Bay; 2, Wil-
liam Howlett, Gownn Brac; 3, Arthur
McCabe, New Zealand; 4, William
A. White, Rollo Bay Centre; 5, Brueno
Peters, Rollo Buy.
'WHITE LIGOWA OAT8
D y squodob
on Saturday afternoon last.-V. _hat there are “some breakers" and
-- rome that will probably surprise it
Mr A. l‘. Prowse. M.i..A., Mnrratood many in the near future.--'1`.
lerday. ' - NOTICE. - Subscribers are iiotiil-
.__.....' d that the price ot’ the Morning Daily
Mr J. (7. Jardine, Sumnierside, waliuardlnn (mailed in P. E. l.) limi
registered at the Queen Hotel lnsfontreal Daily Su" is $4-00 D91’ Y03-‘V
night. .ie Morning Daily G\l0l'¢“a“ (mailed
---~ _i P E. I.) and Family Herald and
Mr. Edgar Clark, Summerside, spemyeekly Star is $3.00 per >'0=1l'» The
the week-end in Victoria, the guest on-ice of the Evening Guardian and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strlght.-V. ontreal Dniiy Star (M1\lI@d ill T'~_E-
---  is $3.25 ner year. the E"°“‘“g
Mr. ivt-hater i-iowatt, Augustineuartimn and i-‘emily Ilvrqlll “ml
Cove, was it welcome visitor to Vicgeekly Star (mailed in ll. lu. IJ i5
torin on Thursday oi' last week.--V. ".25 per year.
Miss Georgie Wyand, Mayfield, he A PRIZE COW.- On Wednesday
returned home after taking the Showgvening, February 24th. "`MiIkma“‘
Course in Domestic Science. "th" the world‘s record Ayrshire Cow
-- t  mted Andrew l\lcRae & Sons with
McKinnon, Sourisfwere in Chnrlott nk ga bull. Mr. McRae sold “Milk-
town yesterday. . _’ith’s” last cali’ to Laurie Bros..
_._ ‘ gario for $500.00 when 6 months
§:“[>l,,,,,,, M, si.AND si./ici( oA'rs
'~° "',?,fg_gc D Kickliam, Souris West;
“nd -.mms S McDonald, Little Pond; 3,
§5“¥:}‘.,e_ Iickham, Soiirls West; 4th,
°°\°'-,m G0 vnrisii, souris Line itotni;
'"0"' rd Ri,-,,'vIcDonald, Souris Yvest; ll,
“f.e_\"' :mm _,.z’cllne, Rollo Bay; 7. James
smgllitie, `; \ Gownn llrne.
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§‘(§’r@°t‘,;0;‘_‘E‘,f,;oATs, ANv oruss vAs|-
less tlieyi’/1* ETV NAMED
company? ll. Jenkins, Dundas; 2, Peter
AGR|d.ie, Souris; 3, A. J. McDonald,
There leg’ west'
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f,€e’,r"‘>‘,§@; 2-soweo eAsLEv
;l;'é?,“€nh2'J. A. E. McDonald, Little Pond;
(mee denihard Kickhani, Sourls West; Il,
W _ ‘ sown main McLean, Souris West; 4,
4! of calves one a heiifer and tie hem www Mooney’ Lime Hm.bou|._
 6-soweo sAni.i=.v
"and was offered very iemllfillg
cali before it was drop ilxigiyti' John Mcmnmm' Rollo Bay .Cen-
S, “ul 2, James Kickliam, Souris it est,
es for this ' _ '
_Now however, she has Lilyell
pair and Mr. Mcllac _is very
'ins they are both quite the
tourrf Ayrshire calves of their ‘own H
nightiey liave now 10 heads ol theqie’
and iid" family. wllic-\ MS _{‘°L_f’“'¢0u.
testedtlie herd oi’ hicfltaene w0“1d_be
leadersul, has niude I? opponems last
Wlwk Ilhf* A3'\°S1\.i}"` them the Triple
Alliance .used the irc of the latter
to such li degree that they threw love
to the winds and went after the cockey
belligerents hip and thigh and knock-
ed tho German feathers out of them,
and with tho teatliers the hope oi'
getting into Paris. The two former
champions are running neck and neck
at the rear oi' the ranks, the proper
position for generals to occupy. The
following notions took place: General
Worthy defeated Brigadier Louson;
Cavalry Commander Tanton placed
Colonel Woodman hors de conihut;
Field Marshal Mulch won a signal
victory over General 'I`rtntoii’s squad-
roii; Eliirgeon-Coloiiel Ross of the
Heavy Brigade defeated Veterinary-
Brigailicr liundie. A inovernont is on
‘cot to form a second contingent of
raw recruits, as the first contingent is
now almost aiinihilated. The next
engagement takes place next Wednes-
day, when the raw recruits will be
put in the trenches.
ll()ItSl'] N()'l‘ES
The winners of the 3 niinute class
on the Charlottetown ice last Wednes-
day wns the 4 year-old colt Belmont
Miller hy Aoulrl 2.25%. This colt
iturted twice this winter winning
both races, his best time in the
green race was l.ll and in the il
minute class 1.10.
` lr .»_Ar.ui.»..:.-.u i'
Digestive
Disorders
Yield When
the right hslpil sought at the right
time. Indlgsstlon is a torment
Bllioumesl causes suffering. Either
lellirsly to lnadto worsemdwelb
suing sickness. The right help,
the best corrective for disordered
ooodldonh of the stomach, liver,
kidneys orbowels ilnofwklowli bolts
  ~ ediams
Pills

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_Remedial
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gghiziinosvhich he repudinted |;art_o!‘
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hnvesolmmsdistomsihst
thosystsm
tlutyun
dnlesthey
  S _ltenort
1, G. A. McCormack. Sourls: 2, G.
sag-_ Walker Bros, Launching; 4, Frann
my ivlcVarlsh, Souris Lind Rd; 5, John
McKinnon, Rollo Bay Centre; 6, A.
J. McDonald, Souris West; 7, Wm.
Howlett, Gownn Brae.
_ - sucKwHEA1'
1, Temple Whalen.
TIMOTHY
1. Win. Howlett, Gownn Brne; 2,Wm.
A. Townshend, Bay Fortune; 3, J. A.
E. McDonald, Little Pond; 4, Andrew
F. Peters, Rollo Bay; 5, John Mcltue,
Rollo Bay; G, Arthur McCabe. New
Zealand; 7, Angus J. McVarisli, Souris
Line Road.
Mcl NTYRE POTATOES
1, Wm. llowlett. Gownn llrae: 2,
Walker Iirs. iiauncliinlz; 3, C. Yi. (Tiny,
Bridgetown; 4. Vernon A. Mclsaac.
Bear River; Joseph A. Mclsanc, Bear
River; fi, Peter D. Peters, ltollo
Bay; 7, Andrew llaliey, Elmira.
WH ITE SKIN POTATOES
1. Vernon A. Mclsaac, Bear River;
2. Walker iirotliers, Launchhing; 3,
Wai. ilowlett, Goivau Brac; Andrew
. F. Peters. Rollo Bay; 5, Joseph A.
Mclsaac, Bear River; G, Gabriel Deagle
Rollo lhiy; 7, Vernon A. Mclsaac, Bear
River.
POTATOES, DAKOTA RED
1, Walker Bros.,Launching; 2, Vern-
on A. lllclsnac, Bear River; Zi, Wm.
Howlett. Gownn lirae; 4, D. F. McAul-
iy, Norris Pond; ii, Wm. A. White.
Rollo Hay (‘.enlre; (3, Wm. B. Mullully,
Souris River; 7, A. J. McDonald, Sour-
is West.
POTATOES. RED SKIN, ANY OTHER
VARIETY NAMED
1, Vernon Mclsaac, Bear River; 2.
Walker Bros., Launching; 3, Joseph A.
Vlcisaac. Bear River; 4, Edward Pet-
irs, Rollo Bay; 5, A. J. McDonald.
lourls West; 6, Gabriel Deagle. Rolio
Bay; 7, irrueiio Peters, Rollo Bay:
ESCHALLOTS OR ONION8
1. J. it. Jenkins, Dnudas; 2, Peter
l. Peters, Rollo Bay. _
‘- poutrav Pni‘_ze_|.|s1'f'_,' . _
cuss A. ' . 
asnnso PtvMoRuE'rLH aocx cock-
1, D. F. Mooney. Greenvale. ,
BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK
PULLET
1, D. F. Mooney. Greenyale.
WHITE WVANDOTTE ,COCK
1, G. A. McCormack, _Bourls.
WHITE WYANDOTTE HEN
1, G. A. McCormack. Bouris; 2, Lean-‘
lei' Paquet, Souris. ,
wnrrs wvsuoorrs cocitenzi.
1, C. B. Clsy, Dundas, Bridgetown.
WHITE LEGHORN MEN
WHITE LEGHORN COCKEREL
1, G. A. McCormack, Souris; 2, C.
B. Clay, Bridgetown; 3, C. B. Clay.
Bridgetown.
WHITE LEGHORN PULLETT
1, G. A. McCormack, Souris; 2, C.
B. Clay, Bridgetown; 3, C.” B. Clay.
Bridgetown
ssowN tsouoan cock
1, C. C. Carlton, Souris.
wnrré wvANoo'r1"i=. Put.i.Ei"1'°'i
1, G. A. McCormack, Souris; 2, Wm.
A. White, Rollo Bay; 3rd, Louis F.
Marcou, Souris. ‘
There was also it splendid exhibit
of collections oi? Island Weed Seeds.
These were taken to Charlottetown.
Names oi’ prize winners will be :iii-
nounced _ln.ter.
zzltexnli Cough Mixture will relieve
you after every other remedy has
failed. Get e. bottle, if you are not
satisfied with these results we'll re-
fund your money. Put up in two sizes,
price 25c and 50c. The -MacKinnon
Drug Co., Cor. Great George and Kent
Streets. MEti’.
FAMIIUS IIUVEI '
“Eiiiiil BACK" MAKES
  Giiiii FILM PIII
“ Called Brick" was the litlc ol' an
intensely interesting druina which was
shown at the Prince Edward Tlicnlre
last, evening to crowded liouses. The
plot centres around a Nihilist gang
and Pauline, the pretty daughter oi
its leader, and it is developed in a
clever manner. Vaughan, a rich
young Loiidoner, temporarily loses the
A use ol' his eyes and goes to a noted ey(
.specialist. who informs liini thnt. an
operation will restore his sight. f)ii
‘his way home his valet, who ncconi-
pauies liiin, leaves him in go to the
druggist's to have a prescription filled.
Unliuppiiytlio niun is kiioclufddowii by,
a passing cab und Vaugl\uii,after it tire-
some wait at the corner. induces n
drunken ninn to take hini to his
house. The man takes him to a house
bearing the right number. but in the
wrong street. Vauglian's key, by a
coincidence, fits the strange door and
he feels his way into what he sup-
poses to be his own drawing-rooiu,
but which, as a matter of fact, is the
rendezvous of the Nihilists. who hap-
pen at the moment to be qnnrrelling
with a young man. the brother ot'
Pauline. in the heat of the quarrel
one ot` the gang kills the young man
and the shock of the incident stuns
Pauline, who loses her ineniory. Ob-
serving the blind iiiuii Vaughan in
their midst, the gang force him to
drink an opiate, und ascertaining from
his papers his residence. they take
him secretly to his own door and
leave lilni there. Two years later
Vaiiglian. his sight -restored, is iii
Venice om plensiirc bent and meets
Pauline, whom he eveiiiually marries
under peculiar circumstances, after
several futile attempts to make her
acquaintance.
He discovers that she has lost lier
meniory. After rt long and exciting
series of events the lender of the gang
is arrested in Russia. and sent to
Siberia, while one of the gang in
London murders one Petroil, a traitor
to the society, and is consequently n
fugitive. He enters the home of
Vaughan and tries to force Pauline
to give him assistance. The police
-*usb in at the critical moment and
shoot him down. in these circum-
stances the girl regains her memory
and, in the full realisation of her hus-
band's love for her, she falls into his
outstretched arms. The other pic-
tures were excolleni. “The Submarine
Spy” being particularly interesting nt
the present. time. “The lloodoo
Letters" and “ One on Jones" i`ur-
nisliod the necessary comedy. The
singing oi' Mr I-luskins in “A Wee
Hoose Among the Heather" was
loudly applauded.
Once More From
New Brunswick
Comes I _Tribute to Dodd's Kidney
Pills.
William Nash, Weil-known Farmer,
Tells How They Cured Him After
Two Years’ Suffering.
Marchbank, Kings Co., N. ll., Mui-cl.
1.-~(Special.)-Alter two yours' suf-
'ering from Kidney Disease, William
Wash, a well-kiiowii farmer her:-,, is a
well man and, like inany another in
‘his neighborhood. he is shouting the
praises of Dodd's Kidney Pills.
"My .trouble started from a strain."
Mr. Nash says. “and for two years it
gradually grew worse. My nppetiie
'vas fltful. I had dnrk circles around
my eyes and iny skin had a harsh, dr_v
°eeling and itched and burned at nlglif.
' was troubled with hendaclios, criiinps
'n the muscles and stiffness oi' the
loluts Riieunuitlsm finally developed
md I was a sick nian generally, when
l decided to try Dodd's Kldiiey Pills
They helped me almost from the start,
'md two boxes cured me."
Dodd's Kidney Pills simply cure
.sick kidneys. They cured Mr. Nash
because every one of his ailments is
\ symptom ef Kidney Disease. Any-
body who lies-any two of- these symp-
‘oms needs a Kidney remedy. ond the
greatest of all Kidney remedies is
’lodd's Kidney Pills.
Action of Single Snooniul
Surprises Many
Charlottetown people who bought
the simple mixture of buckthorn
bark, glycerene, etc., known :is Alder-
l-ka. are surprised at the INSTANT ef-
fect of a SINGLE BPOONFUL. This
remedy is so complete sg bowel clean-
ser that it is used successfully in ap-
oendicltis. Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH
'inner and lower bowel and OVW
QPOONFUL relieves almost ANY
fake it the ramen rumble and nun
*use of constipation. sour or gassy
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Infants and Children-Experience
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contains neither Opium, Morphine
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and alloys lfeverlslmess. For more
lius been in constant use for the rc
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