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THE ciUA1tD1ANcHAnLo1'rn'1iowN P E 1 Novimnnn 7 1899
while using Dr. A. W. Chsse’s
Nerve Food.
'hiereeomes s critical time in thelife of evgy
woman when the had of gitrlhood is unrfoldxgl
ig gh fullblown owero woman 0° ~
hllgthess at this time should  guard
their daughters' health. for this_is_a time what
lngyéln. girl falls  lb il1SldlG!$ dll
 ligilzlvies pains in back and
nas, mwméséliinubiltip- dilistigj
allow com exion. ¢=S¢
i:1:;tl;a;°\:Lamyoutouse Dr. A. W. Chosen
1% blood is impovenhed° and the nenm
require uiurition. anne must have a§iS¥=\I\°l
and there is no better way to llilelp natE§t&=dth=lI\:
by usin Dr. A. W. Chases erve
lsafocd for blood and nmes. Ind ¢l'_“»\G
rieh, redbleod, sohdlleshandnewnervetrsue.
The color will return to the cheek, UR WSU"
ness to the eye, and increase in weight will tell
of solid advance in health.
Dr. A. W. Chase: Na-ve F
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Uric Acid left in the 51004 tion, the must prominent and influential
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This Company is prepared to take
l'heRisks on Prepertyinfriace Ed-I
ward Island at very moderate Bates of
Presiisin.- Persons having property to
‘:‘:°.:.'.:‘“.:"“'::'..‘:°°°.....'°  pills   W- C-1 U-
. se earl! r
lorjqnelatiens of Bates.-Unscrnpulneus
agents are 'sndeavoring to persuade _
persons from insuring lu the "Lan-
cashire" by circulating as report that the
eonpsny never pays its Losses.-This
lives us the opportunity of statin that
QQ; the Tweenty-Five Years in which
%’saneashire" has been operating in
V _ ritbe Provinces itfhas never had
s Ease Btn! theres'n,aad furthermore that
on the occasion of the Great Fire of I
1877 in Si. John N.B.tlie “Lancashire”
was the first Company to complete pay-
ment of its Losses, having paid,through
ns, nearly a Half a Million of Dollars
in Claims, within 28 days after the fire
(See St. John Daily Telegraph, 19th
Jsly. 1877.)
The only outstanding Losses which
we h`ave on our books are for Fire ec-
wriing within the last four weeks; and
which will be all paid before 2-ith inst.
It is to be regretted that the repre-
sentlve of any Compiny should consider
it necessary to resort to inaccurate
statements in hope of being be able to
:shin his business atrates higher than
ic charge. ` .-
J. M. dr C. W. HOPE GRANT.
Gen ents for Maritime Provinces.
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J- J. JOHNSTON, msrristcr at Law,
Special ent.
Gsriohstows P; E. Island.
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¢ if - lodges along the nerve I sm happy to say, are most auxiousto
*_ _ which branches from the - render every assistance in their power
-  " . ’ __ ‘ t ‘ _ ¢y¢°v¢fti.ef..f¢ii¢..a,.....i _lsr ills splitting elciiins sad is msg
gg " t "ru" th h k to th herinlo closer relations with the out-
L 5%,  e C ee e side_ powers. With such lo al and
d f th Tb 7
-.__ daeu; is tl; £2” in in patriotic sulqetts as these behind the
` \ Pm  c G _ Rh It  ‘ered nhemeg I CHU CL)llGl@T‘l\v say  
 u _ da is not far distant when enter rises
Kidneys. The cure is like-
wise the same-
Dodd’s
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,;modern nations by opening her doors
__ ____ _ ___   Sendsced By the W. C.1`. U.. Charlie
-_ 1 -i town.
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a* Charlottetown to J
J- Boston and Return .at
via Hawkesbury and Halifax.
and all information apply to
H. L. CHIPMAN, W. W. CLARKE,
Sept- 27-.tf . i ‘
  ormcnns ron 'man nnnmo Mar, 1900.
T  E trailic in the same.
_ 2nd “
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Commencing October 3rd, the well Mrs. R. J. Campbell. _ _
_ known S. S. Halifax leaves Charlotte Sunday School Juvenile Work, Mrs.
town every Tuesday at noon for Boston Silas Hodgson.
` From Halifax-Every Wednesday at Parlor Meetings, Mrs. Wm.M.Collin.
1 11 p.-m. Passengers ticketed via Pic- Press, Miss Sara Macrae.
ton on Wednesdays. I
I Fr..-li Boston every Saturday at uooq. Purity in Art and Literature. Mrs.
Tickets for sale at Stations at P. E. I. Dr. R. Johnson.
Railway. For tickets. rates on freight Parliamentary Usage, Mrs. Chas.
Supt. Halifax. Agent. l wood .
Chinese Relormer Tslhs Well ol Canals.
Kang Yu Wei, the Chinese refugee,
formerly a member of the Chinese
Yamen and confidential adviser of the
Emperor, before setting sail from Van-
couver for the Orient-presumably for
Japan, as his life would be forfeit by
setting his foot on Chinese territory-
has addressed a letter to Mr. Parmelee,
controller of Chinese immigration. in
which he thanks him for the kindness _
shown his fellow countrymen. a kind-
ness which he thinks they fully deserve. .
“My fellow countrymen," he writes,
~-need every sympathy from the hands
of your good government. I hope the
day is not far distant when our own
Empire will arise from her long slum-
bcrs and declare to the civilized world
that she has adopted every progressive
measure, following the example of all
"to trade and commerce, for the better-
ment of her subjects.
“During my stayin Canada I have
received hundreds of encouraging _let-
ters from all parts of the world seeking
information concerning the welfare of
the Empire and of the best methods to
be adopted for the uplifting of our
country, all of which goes to snow how
~I have, since mv return from Eng-
iag of its doors to trade and commerce.
We have as members of the sssocia
Chinese throughout the continent, who,
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under contemplation will be in full
operation.” `
To ¢ureA Hwliii li in ‘dallas Uao
uniiorlllendaclie Gure.e
PLEDGE.-"I hereby solemnly pro-
mise, Ged helping me, to abstain from
all distilled,fertnented and malt liquors.
including beer, wine and- cider, as a
beverage, and to employ all proper
means to discourage the use of and
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President. Mrs._(Dr.) R. Johnson.
lst. Vic-e President. Mrs. Hensley.
°‘ Mrs. A. Lord.
Mrs.C.Matheson.
Mrs. N. Armour.
si ss
Scientific Temperance Instruction,
Industrial School, Mrs. L. M. Poole.
Evangelistic, Mrs. J. Newson.
Matheson.
Militia and Soldiers, Mrs. Small-
1 Sailors, Mrs, Thee. Pickard.
 - » ---'B "”-'_ Regular meeting held in the W. C.
llsmy Harbor Suit
Poole K Thoiiinsbn. MODHKUD lilfid 0-
- T. U. Parlors, Grafton Si., every Mon-
» _ day _afternoon at 3 80.
, In a recent s -_-ech be-fi re the En ish
I' gl
` ‘ ' Army Tenipeiance Association, Lord
“mf mugs' Wolseley said : There are some battles
Department Of Public W°rk@- eneenmsrsti by ins United Kingdom,
Ch5l'l0Uf»0t0WIl» 01:5- 308'?-» 99- but the most pressing enemy at prescnti’
from an manor persons  tooontract
from thlsprebnildin and preps. ir the ap-
proaches for a Sté Bpaii at South River
Bridge, Murray Harbor South, Lot6s, accord- _
lug to plan and specification to he seen at the
residence of .alexander Creighton Esq.. Mur-
lray Harbor South, and at this office; and
moatlunswillalsobeseenat the oliice of
it iisiii. inn s psmssr of usecs,
Littiasniid andattlileomeeof Messrs
...’”°,.°,‘.‘:."....“"f.i.t.‘.‘..'.°..':°i.w.’E units
pu-gg-mussel the contract., must accompany
”ff~n.;h6'i'».“l,,.¢nnsn'1'e‘“G°tzai¢}_sss £3§&um itself was
oe ow -
*Bing gp bemniiedTendet for lllurrq
n..»s.»°E»snmv¢m1aae.ud -ddmedw
to be fought; some great enemies to be
is drink It kills more/ than all our
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Mrs. T. Pickard.
6th Mrs. Win. Shaw.
Becoming Secretary, Miss J. Hender-
son.
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. W. P.
Doull.
Treasurer, Miss Sara Macrae.
$ 1 1 .go scrinnrurmmitwrs oF D1-;Pa1z'rirnN'rs.
_ `  Mothers’ Meetings, Mrs. Q. Lord.
ihosewhiehthe Lancashire.is prepared _GOOD  30 D Health and Heredity, Mrs. P. Large.
ll leans llc Hell . Snell ull li in
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Paine’s Celery Compound, so popular .
with the people, is the one remedy that °
can be trusted to make a person well. ' ° ' _-
lt stops the drain on the nervous ’ ’ '
system, dispels the harmful _humors - ' ' _ _
from the blood d ' -
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and its nourishing‘capacity-
Its ability to relieve these ailments
that seein to be peculiarly the misfor-
tune of women is overwhelmingly
proved by the many testimonials from
women of  standing in the
community where-  live.
Its regulating power does away with
°-disheartenednnd cast-down feelin gs.”
. -The aggravated causes of di.-oniered
liver and kidneys, mental depression
hysteria an-‘l kindred troubles. are re-
cognized and dealt with by Psine’s
Cole C d
 __r_v ompoun in radicnland scientific
"manner that embodies the most ad-
vanced medical ideas of the latter part
KANG IS GRATEFUL     .M
ef the century.
Paine’s Celery Compound strengthens
the stomach when it is irritable and in
clined to indigestion. and prevents dys-
pepaia , it relieves palpitatwn gf um
tieait that results from irregular nerve
supply to that vital organ, and put;
new life inte the entire nevous system
Persons in sound health are not con
tinnally reminded of their heai-t,smmach
aisrsbhs
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about by Paine’s Celery
the best bulwark
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d'1ii0ut0 curing digg;
gaining a lodgomeqtl Q;
When one hears il;
l red may
or liver by distress of these or fans Epteeuvgy 11:11 and’ :salmon
Whenever lan or or in a that Pa1ue’s
urgent need of strengthening th
by Pa\he’s Celery Compound.
in trying occupations, not only
keepers and others penned.qP_|¢¢
hours behind desks and Gcunsersf `
find their 'hdalth _sind -_urengthw
improved by the nseof Paiue’s
Compound.
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SU pn ttack the
body there is _no question as to the
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- ladies’ ine 1 boots,button and laced 33 1-3
fine boots 33 1-34
»a.dies’_strong° boots - _ 25 c
strong- boots 25 p c
’ Boys’ boots 20 p c
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iis sale will ive, ou an o ortunit to buy
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experience of other! pleocipile. 'slgvery ‘if _ gpgtasidglrgne
‘testimonial in favor o "s reap 'gpg-1 1 _,. _p ’-"‘§j_(_ _r ’ _ _ , , "CVD", 39999.
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