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Aug. 15th. rgrr.
b:S;>_x1;:uclii hswheeu said andwritteu
I \\ ‘ ru t~a__.\~ivea" that it might seem
unnecelseuryfopmeipuddmyexperi.-nge,
But Fruit»n~l*lves" were so beneficial
.to me when I Qufered with distressing
Dyspcpsm. thgt';J,f¢ei called n if to
inform yo\\ o[_.,;1lre rerllarkslilzo and
sagllfogvry regiilirf I have hurl from
g em. 1' ,, . -L *
, Dyspepsisandliitligestionusevcryone
kewl M11 givdeiyoiihniore uncomfort-
a e ours an . , is 1
complaints. V  ' u mos common
"I nm glarl‘V¢o"'be able to say to
you thgt eltlioughin the pest I en ered
excrucietipfgagoilywiih Dyspepsie, I nm
now in pe ect health.
“ Ff\liii-8-i€i\:¢1§ ’ '. accomplished t'he
desired resultfand I have to thank them
or my_very yorsble and satisfactory
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Why don‘t  try “Fruit-xi-tives”?
5oc a box, 6 , ,r._$\z.5o, trinl size a5c.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of' price
by Fmit-n-tiveo I/imiied, Ottawa.
.._*JoeeDh M nnis, ` painter, Cha;-_
lotbetown. is Sour-ie, where he rm
the contract of painting emu-5 go,
the Creemer's Wood-working esta.
blishment. -’.
WEDNESDAY.
...°Hemmond Nelson, Charlotte
town, who was in Montague on busl.
ness for his firm, the Mnssy-HM-ri,
Company, ~ felt bv yesterday after.
noon's train on return.--B.
...°Miss Dorothy Whiteman, teacher
at Fortune Bridge, is spending B, well-
earned vocation of three weeks me the
home of her parents, ltr-_v. F. A. rind
Mrs. Whiteman, Souris.-~*.
The S. S. Halifax arrived ln. Chur-
lottatown at 6 o'clock this morning
from Boston with the following pas-
SICK IIEADACIIE
ASyl|il|l 6| Troubles lliich are
‘ llemovel lay”
i V ll'.lerse's indian Pllll.
Sick 'headaches _
|re___ not merely  l
afllictionl to be
borne no patiently
no possible-they
are danger signals.
They never come
nnleu the digestive
system in our of
order, and their
regular recurrence
il proof positive of '
serious trouble and
sengers:-J. M. Douuld, L. W. gnren-
stcr, Miss J. Eddy, Mrs. J. MC on-
ald and J. (l\|rnminlney_
...°H. }i‘. Acom, Mzinnger nf the
Klondyko Lumber Co., Snuris, and
Edison Stewart, of the firm of Mat-
thew & McLean, Ltd., Souris, were
.PHBS¢"‘89rs by the S. S. Lndy Sybil,
Mondily evening en rnuto tn the
Mngdnlenes.-*_
...°The many friends in Souris, of
Conductor B, C. Cox, Conductor nn
the P. E. I. R., who line been ser-
iously ill for the pest few wuel-rs, will
be pleased to learn that he is im-
proving.--*_
l Harry Henderson, and his daughter
Estelle. gave Hurry R. und "Mrs
Worth, of Ohehalls, Washington, ‘g
big surprise n, few days ago, by mak-
ing a. visit tortheir store unexpect-
edly, they hnvlng arrived direct. from
(.'linrlot.tetow1i_ Mr. Henderson in-
tends mnklng an extended visit of the
west, while Mies Henderson has nc-
cepted the position of book-keeper
and cashier, for Worth’s Dry Goods
Store of which Mr. Worth. formerly
of F. Perkins and Co., Sunnyside, is
the proprietor. Mrs. Worth has not
seen her father and sister for nearly
r-_in-lit years mid their visit was up-
preciutcd by both Mr. and Mrs.
Worth. H. R. Worth is the eldest son
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.- Ig,
of Henry- ond Mrs. Worth, Charlotte.
l`.(YWl?.
I warning that
should be heeded
promptly.
Thu larrltle lut-
Idu farnanutb
In and tr
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ht/no Heel Hilo.
Sick headaches are caused by Indigen-
tion, Biliousnesa or Constipation, and no
:mount of ‘ “headache powders" will
do more than temporarily relieve them.
The only way to get rid of them entirely
in to cure the Constipation or lndigeetion
that in causing them, and nothing will
do this quicker or more effectively than
Dr. Mor:t’: Indian Root Pi//1.
Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pllla are
purely vegetable in character, and are free
from any harmful drug. For over fifty
yearn they have been in constant ure in
Canada, and have proved most effective in
regulating the bowels, aiding digenion,
banishing lick headache: and restoring
vigorous health.
Dr. Morsc’| indian Root Pills have
stood the test for over fifty years. zgc.
at all dealers. W. H. Comztock Co.,
Ltd.. Brockville. Ont. V 7
 
Claude Blake, of the Roynl Bank
of Canada, Charlottetown, left thin
morning for Halifax to which city hc
has been transferred. '
The many friends of Mrs. Sami
GRY. Hezelbroolr, are pleased to see
her home again after a successful op-
eration ln the P. E. l. Hospital.
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' -A drunk was arraigned before the
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fined S10 and costs. lie paid _ the
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-.Rev. A. M. McNitch, of Paradise,
N. B., who has been spending n few
days in Burnmernlde, left yesterday
morning' for Hillsboro, _lt_ B.-J.
_ A very painful accident occurred
yesterday afternoon at Pickard‘8
` Wharf. A young lad named K.uiser,be~,
longing to G-uynboro, N. B., n hand
on the Lady Hill, wus endeavorlng to
do some athletic stunts for the hene-
.ilt of his epootators, when he had the
misfortune to fell on the sidewnlhln
attempting to recover' his balenoe he
put. out both nrms but come down
with such force that he broke both
arms et the wrists. Medical aid 'was
summoned, the bones set and the
young mon removed to the P. E. ls-
George H. and Mrs. Steveneon'e
the scene of gr very pretty event on
Oct. 3'12 when their daughter
Nellie Burrell was united in marriage
to Percy N. Mnnnel, Georgetown. The
bride was given ewny by her father
and wore A charming suit of Dale
blue eilk, and carried w boquet; of
white roses. The ceremony was per-
fornwd by the Rev. H. R. Boll. After
the ceremony they sat down to n.
|eumptuous wedding table, loaded with
;nll the delicacies desirable. Only the
`, immediate friends of the bride and
groom were present. The bride was
the recipient of mrtny useful and vul-
luable presents among which was
]iifty ($50) dollars in cash from the
l;;room's father. The hnppy couple left
"next morning for their homo in
ltieorgetown.
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A pretty wedding tool! niece in the
,Catholic Church at Indian River let
:nn early hour yesterday morning,
when Miss Patricia Josephine Mc-[
Lcllan, 9, popular young lady of that
place, became the bride of J. Austin
Trainor, the well known vocalist and
comedian of Charlottetown. The nup-`
'55' '= _  ,nel mess wee celebrated et 5.30 e.
lm., Rev. Mgr. Gillis performing the
ceremony which made the happy
lcouple one. The bride was attended
lby Mies Janie Hiekey or Indian me
lor, while Fred H. Treinor, brother of l
,the groom, was groomsmen. The wed- '
uling march was rendered in .n splen-
lditl manner by Mies Monica -McLel-
llnn, npproprinte and beautiful solos
lbelng sung during the ceremony. The
bride looked very charming ettired in
white silk with embroidered voile
trimmed with Irish point lace. Fihe
wore n. bridal veil with lilies of- the
valley and carried n. beautiful bou-
quet. Her going-away suit is of tall-
ored blue nemo; while sho wore n
~ white beaver hat surmountod with
ostrich plumes. Quit. e number od
splendid presents were received, in-
cluding one from the Hllluboror Hose
Company. of which Mr. Trolnor is
o valued member and several -from
his friends in the theatrical profes~
sion both in Canada. and the United
 The happy young couple left
on a wedding trip through the prov-
inces. `
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and Duchess of Connmlght to that
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` _.yy A, B;-neo, Burnmereide, was |; 4 ' The subject for debate i_n the Prince
of Wales College. debating class,
Charlottetown, yeeterdny,_ west- Re-
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day roaming when Miss Clara Fitz- V address. ,Ivrill tdlyou whyr. - 4'
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fatlior. t-lhe wus 'attended by her sis- girl thou but .']f`7`*'-_ 3 _ ' gg),
ter, 'M-iss Mnriun Fitzgerald, who was sister was hrou ht up ~`V"'!1:‘_~, qiqllryomcl
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