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lieart Palpitated.
FMIIT MID DIZZY SPELLS.
Fsirwnix Aim Nervous;
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 GIIULD SGAIIGELY EAT. l
, TWO IOXES Ol'
PILLS  
Ira. ldleiid lrewe, Inwood, Oat.,
when ate had almost given lp hope
I.
of ever getting well agall.
'Jae writes i “I was so ron down that
I was not able to do my work, was shdl
of breath, had e sour stomach every night
and could scarcely eat. My heart palpi-
tated, I had faint and dizzy spells and felt
weak and nervous all the time. My
husband got me a box of Milburn's Heart
and Nerve Pills but I told him it was no
he, that I had given up hope of ever
being cured. He however persuaded mc
intake them and before I had used hail
he box I began to feel better. Two boxes
made a new woman of me and I have beer
 have been able to do my worl
everaincef'
i lilburn’a Heart and Nerve Pills an
Q cts. box, or 3 for $1.15, all dealers or
TIIE 1'. IILBURI C0., Lim ited,
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If you value your horse
almore than 2 cents do
.‘For1-you .Jolly Good F.uow" looting*
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lot let the cough get be-
yond the first stage.
Coughing irritates the
membranes of the throat _
Gd produces a condition
favorable to the rapid
propagation of the germ
that causes distemper.
]'amieson’s Cough Powders
will cure any cough, any
rmnedy can cure and some
_ that other remedies cannot
cure.
Price 25c box,
Sold only by
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Former Colonial Secretary Spoke to a Gathering of 9000
Enthusiastic
Supporters- _ i f
LONDON, Nov. 4,-Joseph Chamberlain
madeaspeech toagathcriug of 9,000 ot
his fellow townsmen at Bingley Hall,
Birmingham. It was by far the largest
audience the former Colonial Secretary A
had faced during the fiscal campaign and ‘
the enthusiasm, naturally, exceeded the I;
remarkable scenes witnessed in the other 3
cities and was emphasized by the Cham-
berlainlte victory at yesterdsy’s munici-
pal election in Birmingham. Mr. Cham-
berlain, who was accompanied on the'
platform by many prominent persons,
rose to speak at 8.10 p. m. He was given aV
great reception, the cheering and singing
many mlnu‘ es. _ V `
After dealing with conditions during .
ast iii ears under free trade and-
the r ty y ' _
quo`ing llgures to sustain his argument §
Mr. Chamberlain commented on Cobden’s l
position and quoted Cobden as sayingtliat
“the Unitei States would eventually
abaudcn manufacturing and that their
workmen would go back to the land and
dig and delve for us."
“Americans, however,” said Chamber-
lain, had notso conceived their national
destiny and did not believe they were
created by Providence todir and delve and
plow for the benefit for Great Britain.
They knew they had resources of their
own, and had built up their industiies nu-
til they had reached a stage where, unsat-
isfied with the extent of their own mar-
kets, they were invading those of the Un-
ited Kingdom.” t
Mr. Chamberlain said that lie did not
blame the United States, but he appealed
to Englishmen to say whether they would
adhere to the old system or adopt another
which would prevent the American in-
vasion. Mr. Chamberlain spoke for nearly
two hours in the main, repeating former
arguments and appealing to the patrio-
tism and sell-interest of the people of the
United Kingdom to sustain his decal
project. ‘
simon; nimoeir rn. ‘ l
At a party given lat winter in a
western city. says an exchange, was a
bashful cowboy who had not been in
civilized society for several years. He ,_
was a good looking fellow, and one of
the young ladies present kindly took an 1
interest in him and tried to make him
feel at ease. He fell desperately in
love at once, and the hostess, noticing
this, encouraged him all she could. On
leaving the house the young lady who
had taken a friendly interest in the
cowboy forgot her overshoes, and the
hostess told the young Lochinvar from
the plains that he might retum them to
the girl if he wished. The herder
leaped at the chance and presented
_ himself in due time at the young lady’s
V house. She 'was surprised to see him,
but greeted him cordially.
‘_ “You forgot your overshoes last
A night,” he said, awkwardly handing
e acka e
at the business cliice when
the lirst omission occurs. It X id th b
° _ ' ° ' _ Yes, Miss- . sa e us g ~
B   so doing that lr _boy earnestly. “I’ll bring round the
feguiantles (ian be Corrected' other one tomorrow. I onlypwish, my
EACH TO HIS  
WN BUSINES
for repair, so too, in regard to -your PHYSICAL AI
MENTS; you will be more apt to regain lost HEALTH b
i her th p g .
§:, She thanked him and opened it.
"Why, there’s only one overshoe here!"
she exclaimed.
“ ' ” l hin cow
dear miss. that you were a centinedi’ V
S
The chief business to which a man can apply himself
isfthat for which he is best iitted. If your watch needs re-
pairing it is not likely you will take it to a BLACKSMITH
L-
' if
is Uric Acid in the blood.
Unhealthy kidneys are the
cause of the acid being
there. If the kidneysacted '
as they should they would .
strain the Uric cid out
of the system and rheuma-
tism wouldn't occur. Rheu-
matism is a.-Kidney Dis-
ease. Dodd's Kidney Pills
have made a great part of '
their reputation curing'
Rheumatism. So get at
' the cause of thcse fearful
shooting pains and stiff,
aching joints. There is
` but one sure way-
Doddfs
~ Kidney'
‘  ff'
l Shippers of fresh meat and fr
summoning a_ PHYSICIAN than by consulting
 ' 0n'1\uesday,`theIothinst.’at/tl* F ` _ -_ _    f . ~f~  _ __ 
y Commissioner, A `7 ' l I
furniture, who makes dear furniture, who makes RIGHT ,__Z"~f"_"‘*““°‘ _ =‘-. _ _x _   
T -when to BUY-l-where _I_ can Electro-plate any article 'E YU” UNLY  '
 can otiucur mucus V  o 
Q BUY.--How to SECURE LOWfreight rates. The proof ol
tl\is.is_ found in the fact-thatwe SELL 'FURNITURE for
GREAT DEAL LESS than any mere dealer.. 
Y l
a
Rhouniatism..-
esh ' »
ish at Summerside and vicinity
_who have claims against -the Do- _l
‘ minion Government for loss caused
by delay in shipment 'when the
#Minto went to the assistance of *
the Stanley in February last will
bemet by me at the Board of _ _ _ . V_ _
_Trade rooms, Summerside on Sat-
urday the 7th instant at 10.30 a. _ _
mo for investigaton of the claims.
The investigation will be contin-
ued on Monday the 9th if necessary.
_ The day of whilesale slaughter of teeth. by the _fv1‘¢¢p8, is
_ gone. By.years of study. experiment and the practical exper-
ience of learned men as physiciansdentists, bacteriolog1sts,-c_hem-
ists and others it is now possible for each and everyone to have
their teeth preserved to do the work nature intended them tor.
It is Our Business to Save Teeth [ _
it is your duty, to yourself, to have your teeth saved. I you in-
tend having dental work done, call and have a talk with us, we
will advise and explain matters to yo.l. tell you just what you
should have done and what the cost will be. We make
No Charge for Examination and Consultation.
I It is our business and pleasure and we place you under no
obligation to employ us to do your work. »
Our Prices are the Lowest _
Come and get them. 4 Our workmanship is ot. the highest
grade. Our material the best money can buy. All work backed
up by a __
Ten Year Written Guarantee.
GUARANTEE DENTAL ROOMS»
CAMERON BLOCK. CH’TOWN.
Over Reddiri Bros.
DR. E. E. ROBINS, Proprietor,
23 mo, th -. _ -
J
fat
-* \_>_§\.\ I   _ o no1of_4;4` boots
 ‘E
A
freight and passage apply to
i ' PEAK E BROS. & Co.,
The above -Steamers will sail' from Ch'towii for Sydney, North Sydney
A and St. ]ohn’s, Newioundland,carrying horses, cattle and sheep on _deck and
produce under deck at lowest poasiole rates. For further particulars as to
A choice Blend
india and Cluna
pr_opo1:*1ons as _ to___
' delicious cup of Tea.
_ _ I _ V
V .Sold by _all the
ft ’ Grocers. Wholesale
. ` ‘.>
/I* _
&
wer Queen'St.
4-;
We have the ‘best
-the country. 
~>~ '   P   R Final silllngs of Blick `1’l‘fi..‘L,°‘1;’3.‘Z°°“°m."“’
,HoN.1osEPHcHAMe£eLA|N.  Diamond Lim -5(¢a|n¢r5Vgoo»oneoo_togivo 
_°J"~7"'_..-Vli';_; .wautsome,liowmany?
 . from Montreal to 'Cil’towil
~»-..  this Season. s V 
From Montreal Due Ch’town. ` ‘_  
s.s. “Conan” fo of about Nov. mil. on or about Nov. 1511.. J . 
S.S. “BONAVIS’l`A” on or about Nov, 15th. On or about Nov. i8th.- » ‘ Pitt 
_ _ Sydney,_C.
Clrtowu, 5fltf V _ »
 
WE HAVE PURCHASED
LATE W A I-IARVIE
WEDNESDAY MORNING
NOVEMBER 4th
first choice Sale ‘continues while books remain.
SUNNY SIDE I
4diw '
Pills ____ i)on’t Bother
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
early in the fall or late in the spring, `
Get one of our ~ _ ~
4. - __ -_; _ - L _
And Vsavextime laboriand ’ ' _ `
Similiar claims will be examined’ ` ' _ T 
_ THIRTY YEARS making and selling furniture it us¢:Zi!S:f:£°*°11 A1_b°“°“» b°8i”“i”8 ' __  _ HIE STOVE  7”
to cater to our needs-we -know who makes SHODDY f W- W- STUMBI-ES. -
.1 _ >-
> ~ _ . ' ~
madeofmetal, _Mechanics tools, o "   " ` .
Hoooouoio Ureooiu,  ooo  ooiiii s“‘°"
H5319” M°“nfin8Si'r3i¢Y¢1¢S» 3°- ' = initgto   be-
Repau-ing Stoves,  Mowers, fog, bg; I V AV ~ _  _
fer
tolease
 wieifittslnfnimeo
THE LIBRARY OE THE
Consisting of about 8oo volumes and intend placing
the entire Library on sale-°-in small lots from Ioc
~ Those books are marked low and some very valu
able ones are among the lot Come early and ge`t
MITCHELL S BOOKSTORE
m__a.,
 . 'Lighting your Furnace or Base Burner, so
Famous’ Coal Oil shcaftcrs,  
  PENNELL     & 
Between
SAFE
SW=iFT
SMOOTH
GA.
le¢htUUl.¥
mo. ll. LY0108. General
B. TIFF!!! 'Ellie
up
gin 3°
about 4p. ni.
witii¢.a.a
and also
Phone
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Tlcbctageatilenetna-
Hilfe
had
in
rr
Eineaimof.
 _Lt’d , their
"departments
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