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1 B.B.B.
A Great _
Healer.
If you’ve never applied Bur-
dock Blood Bitters to a cut or
wound, sore or ulcer, just try it,
and see what soothing, healing,
cleansing power it possesses,
A It takes out itching, stinging
*and burning, and promotes the
growth of healthyiiesh. So,too,
when taken internally, by its
power ofeliminating all impuri-
ties from the blood and making
thatvital fluid rich, red and pure,
it cuts off the origin and source
ofthe foul matter that goes to
make boils, pimples, sores,
ulcers, eruptions, cancers,
tumors and the like, and at .the
same time the purified and en-
riched blood creates healthy
tissue where there was formerly,
perhaps, a suppurating sore.
Hrs, ]. H. Davies, Sydney, Man., writesf
“I :med Burdock Blood Bitters for a. run-
ning sore Ion my ankle, which began_ to
spread until lcould hardly walk. I applied
.eomeofthe B.B.B. to the some as well as
took it iiternally, and by the time I had
im`¢edtwo‘bottles1he sore had healed up
all my ankle get perfectly well.
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Queen Hotel.
Formerly Perry Hotel,
Inu Strut, Heal al llmn’s Wharf.
This new and commodious hotel is
new open for business. Thoroughly
itted up with all the modern im-
pcovements, this hotel offers to the
public accommodation, which cannot
beexcelled inany other on the Island.
Good tables large airy r bedrooms,
oath rooms, sample roon..s. Terms
moderate. Free coach to all trains
and steamers. Special accommo-
dation for commercial travellers,
FRANK PERRY,
Ost.6 dly 1 yr. . Prop.
Summerside.
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Changed Hands.
llllflill. MUSE.
8UHHER8l'DE,f.P. E- I-
Good Board at reasonable rates.
*leeoewehwaadirom all trains and
Immun.
J.E. HOUGHTON. i
3 Water St.. Summerside
‘iayiolyr
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iWl»LEO'l'IllG_. IGENGY
Ano llleunaloe
Horace H. Beer. I
Odice: Crabbe’s Brick
'Blook, Summerside.
Oorrespondeuce solicited.
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lllll$TtllS, S01 IIIITURS, lst. _
.mrntm i>1c'ricns,Q. c.,
Lnnsusi- ING# mi
ALBERT o. saurinmis.
MONEY T0 LOAN.
“M0531 Me
THIS ?
R -rev f=iuiR“i_A.\'r_ ff1»RL'\"’"“'0W 1_’i
_-:___ _ g-- S’SIDE AND PRINCE C0
There will he a general meeting of the
Board of Trade this evening. A full attend
ance is requested, as business of import-
lince is to be considered.
M.~..\‘v Gt'ARni.\N readers will be sorry
to learn of the death of Mrs. Charles
Clark, of \Vilmot which occurred yester-
day morning after nn illness of about
three weeks. Sho was 51 yenrzs' of nge and
lcn\'0s:i sorrowiiig l1\1shinid,Zl soiisiimd
li daiugrlitcrs to mourn the death of n. lov-
ing; wife and motlicr.
_~\ I‘lil\'_\T:~I lcttcrrcccivcd in Suniinerpide
rom Mr. _.\. li. \\’il!iains for some time
nianagor of the bank of .\'ovn. Scotia. here
and now of Berlin.Ont.. contains the fol-
lo\viii;::---"-\ iiiistzikcii iniprcssion appears
to linvc gone :ilu-ond tlmt we' are
ai. Boer town. I \visli to deny
this most ciiipliatically. i'l`o give you an
idoai of the sentiineiit in this respect when
thc iioivs of the relief of Ladyslnitli Was
rccei\'¢-il, hells luring, whistles blew, horns
tootcd an-id tire works and rockets were
very ninch in evidence. Stores and
schools were closed, and in the afternoon
ai parade headed by the hand and consist-
ing; of about 50 .sleighs all decorated with
hunting etc. drove through \Vaterloo and
fairly deafened the people of that town.
Cannons werclircdand the eventwound up
j with brilliant illnminations on the square
at night. Althougli the people are large-
ly\Gern1an, they are none the less loyal.”
, “It`s hard to be poor," sighed the seedy
V, pessimist.
“Tha/t’s queer," replied the ragged
.0pti.m.ist. “I always found it easy enough."
“In my opinion a man loses 9. lot of
' dignity in the scramble for oilice."
“I don’t know about dignity, but Iknow
he often lows l. lot of cash.”
TWEXTY YEARS STANDING.
Trouble of .a Norwich Farmer who was
Believed by Dodd’s Kidney Pills.
No'Rw1c.H, March 5.~-For twenty years
Mr. \Vilbe:rt Woodward, of Willow Dell,
has suffered with backache. He grew so
bad that he was coniinedto his bed two
daysaoutof a week. His farm suffered for
the lack of the eye of -its master, and Mr.
Ulf-oodwand made every effort to find a. cure
for .his trouble.
'He says, “I tried eveigtlaing I ever heard
of, -but no cure. Last ll I heard about
Dodd's Kidney Pills and I bought three
boxses of each from Mr. Bannon of
Norwich, and I am happy to say they have
done_ me more good t an all the other
medicines put together, that I got from
the-doctor. My wife takes Dodd s Kidney
Pills also, for lame back and rheumatism
and finds them §rand. I hope any persons
suffering as we id will tryt. ese remedies.
I would willingly pay two dollars a bf I
rather than be witheut Dodd`s Kidiey
Pills in t-he house.”
Of all the paths that lead to a woman’s
love, pity is the straigimtest.
H. H. Beer, does collecting'on small
clgutiinpission. No charge unlessxoollected.
~ t
H. H. Beer, searches the records, and
does typewrt-ing
NEW English worsted suitinges, new
cloths, new Priestey’a black goods
lustres. brocades, cashmeres, serges, etc.
Come in and see these new goods before
you buy your suit.-McGougan 8: Wright.
-28, li,
Wanted at once.-One nrst class coat-
maker, one vest maker, also a boy to learn
tailoring.-WZ A. Stewart. 9 3 i e o d.
Sprin su ply of cor-sets 'ust received.
The Lady lilnto corset, P.  Corset, D. &
A.,  T._ cromptons. See MoGougan’s
special piled on our-counter at 58c..A1so alot
o asserted sizes of better goods.Thoseare
oorsetathat you will 85c and up, if
b0Il8ht lar 10 pilibz. on our
91i
HOW
IS
Ladies Hockey Boots with
straps,warm lined,wort.h $2.35
HOW $1 25;now is your chance
to secure a bargain;cost us far
more money; want tc clear
them out.
Headquarters for Ladies
Gaiters, we have them as low
as 20c a pair.
han. §
    4 GPGWH LayQP§ iihziin`t rnundhubusiriess to attend to.
M _ , d --t I V Ti  I. PASSED is worms. IG. H. THYI.0R,.
rnve -one on nga s n 1 . ` ! 1 , ”
....i. ...i Fi...  ... P.. L... 1 SEL ECT E D1...lr;;Fs.§i§:.til‘;..-mil. u.';‘.°f ‘°“°°“ fS‘1“°'°~   I
or saéeglgwi) LONGW  t f St k 1, 31% £132; that she pessed la round worms T, mea ,h “_
. . ORTH dt C0. IDG” O it; , W' ‘ " _ 2 ' _ _, _ ’ . " “‘“'\‘
528 'nf S p I i  B. Roy, Kilmanagh, Onti ' 
-, l . : ? ' _
In M md ‘M *b* b"X°S Experience never teaches fools any- You can frequently judges man 1, ‘ tlslflildiiaiiigiakqaiiing mm
,_ O I  _H1 5 Also all knrfs if llfoceries .at the thing' f°°ls friems hem' I y the 'I i§iii.H“°“,"d"“d“"" °‘ii,'l:n
nimairs Liwiaisnr ccass suaus src. ' .33
  verylowest prices. I I ' A ' l 4 p ACCIDENTS 
‘ was to be found in the barrel, the water
counter digs. 'mowgia gwrigiii. I
water, N. S. ~ ’_ ge
his bvsincss never wastes much -time in
~ _. I society.
. . Minard‘s Linlment C Da d ff,
nsoonntn a nanrlni  E.  ""3 " "'
BARRIsTERs_ When an optists strikes a. thorny path he
iiinds consolation in the fact th t h
Q » ` i , 3' 3
g.u°f¢m.,, Nmnies pnblio, “_ Man” to , ‘_ THE * HOE MAN- 1 ' dosn t have to step on all the thorns.
Purifying Water with Coal Oil.
It is a. common practice in many sections
nf Louisiana to use cos’ oil in the cisterns
and well‘s to destroy germ life. A physician
in that section gives the rcsultsof ex-
periments to determine its value. He took
a barrel of rain water, full of “wiggle-
tails” and wood licc, poured in a. table-
I spoonfnl of coal oil, stirred up the wa_ter,
and in an hour afteriv-a.rrl no living insect
being as clear as crystal, the oil only show-
ing on top, and the taste sweet and pure.
He believes it puriiies the waiter as well
as prevents the formation of gernis, and
that it prevents all diseases originating" in
impure water.
Y* » ~ ---~- _ mi
ECZEMA BECOMES
CHRONIC ,
__.m_.
And Can Only bc Cured by Persislenl Trsal-
I ment with Dr. Chase’s Ointment.
The extreme suilering produced by the
frightful itching and burning of eczema
usually leads the afllicted one to seek s. cure.
and thus fortunately prevents the disease
from becoming chronic and deeply rooted
in the system.
At whatever stage this'wretched disease
may be, Dr. Chase's Ointment is a. prompt
relief for the suffering and positively and
permanently cures. It has eR'ected more
cures of itching skin diseases than any
remedy in Europe or America. It is the
I standard preparation for itching skin dis-
eases, and is recognized as such by the
'most skilful physicians.
Dr. Chase's Ointment is invaluable in
every home as an absolute cure for eczema,
salt rheum, baby eczema. scald head, old
people’s rash, chafing, sore feet, pimples,
blackheads, and every form of itching skin
disease and skin eruption. oo cents a box,
at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co.,
Toronto. - ll
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Compensations in nature.--everywhere
you find them. If a woman' is far ahead
of the times, her gowns are as far behind
them.
LAXA~LIVER PILLS are easv acting,
non-irritating and purely vegetable. They
are most effective remedy knownfor Con-
stipation, Dyspensia., Biliousness and
Sick Headache. Price 25c. _
Whenevera man is brow beaten it is
usually by the gray matter behind some
other fellow’s brow.
'Miaar|l‘s Llllmeat lor Sale Everywhere.
Many a man becomes a a pessimist-
when he begins to harvest his wild oats.
l y weAi< i.uNos.
Mr. Frank Jennings. Coldwater, Ont.,
says: “I was troubled for some time with
Sore 'lzhroat and Weak Lungs, 'but Dr,
Wood s Norway Pine Syrup cured me
when other remedies failed. Price 25c.
‘ First Bike---'I saw something today that
makes me tired. , _ _
Second Bike---What’s that? _
I` First Bike--Rubber. .
0ne_LAXA-LIVER PILL every night
,for_ thirty days makes a complete cure of
biliousness and constipation. That ig--.
Just 22 cents to be cured. 3
When a man sees the error of his ways
heshonld change his route:
I T.; Milburn 8: Co.:---Your Rheumatic
Pills did me more good than an other
’ remedy and  consider them aperflact clue
for Rheumatism.
p Mrs. Joseph Pearce. Collingwood Ont.
Ifaman would live to a. ripe old age
he should get his name on the pension
roll.
f
Every man knows better than to go up
against another man's game, yet they all
do it.
HAGYARDS YELLOW OIL cures
sprain_s, bruises, sores, wounds, cute,
frostbites, cbjlblains, stings of insects,
burns, scalds, contu.sions,j etc. Price 250.
All men are anxious for fame, but
many are wiling to accept money as a sub-
stitute.
Danger. »us Dysentry. I
"I un red ith
weekssand couldv t 1i<)>5trl?iiiit% £33 fgig
I then tried Dr. ri»ewier's mance of Wild
§iii§§'l’f.’Z¥;ii2'.‘i°hJ%`i.'§‘i.“5..a”'”F”B'il§”i
A stufient of human nature who knows
Mlasrfs Llllleat Relieve: Near-sigh. I
not giving entire satisfaction, and ith
will _receive prompt and careful at-
tention. ,
0FF1CESirav:.r°sls.:».ni; veiekersrrssse...‘:.R.§ln.ii2Rsi.;¥uf;;:i.“ rss. clocks T ' ‘ I °"l
K. J. gummy, A, iequally well on children or adults. Bb _ ` I R.9'|_ Masom _ ~
' sure you getlnwe f Li-ft with e ] b `
R ‘ ' -, ° ' ' ° - ` _ . f _ 5 u. wil ereturnedin  I _ O
I- I ills iismi i it _ _  _ _
g p , p . . ! ch ;J1pcy;u?think a neat desk indicates U Old gold taken in €Xcl1a.nge or made P pr_eP3l‘& f0l‘ LCD*
vnwmv. 1sm\1f-5.” NHRCH 9
J udge--What explanation have you to
offer for stealing this dress- suit?
Prisoner---Your honor, I was invited .to
bill.
FR EE TREATMENT.
ForCattarrli,Bronchitis,Iniluenza,ColdsY
You have probably read of the new C_at
arrhozone method of treatment and itsx
wonderful cures of these diseases. We
want (you _to try Qatarrhozoiie and be con-I
vince of its merit. For a short_ time we
will send to readers of this paper,
FREE, a 25 cent outfit, sufficient in most
cases to permanently cure. _Send your nd-
dress an enclose 10 cents in’ stamps to
cover the cost of mailing. .\. C. Poison
8:00., kingston Ont.
---¢;-
Hninfat---Did you leave your regular
route durin;_-,; the tour? _
Sliylock- Only to let the trains go by;
ASTHMA
Mrs. George Budden,‘Putnn.mville` Ont.,
says: “I`feel it my duty to recommend Dr.
Clin..se`s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine,
 I had the Astlinio. very bad; could get
nothing to do me any good. A fricnc of
mine persuaded me to try this remedy,
as he had tried it, and it proved success-
ful. I tried it and it cured me. I am thank-
ful to-day to say I am a. well woman
through the use of this remedy. 25 cents a
bottle. Family size 60 cents.
---é-m--_-..._
She--Did you have any luncheon to-
day 2'
He--No; it was nothing but lunch. It
only cost 15 cents.
-_--_»}1_-_.1-» `
HOW ONE GETS BILIOUS
A sluggish liver fails to filter the bile
from the blood and when the poisonous
matter goes through the body in the
circulation, the whole system is tainted
and deranged. This is called biliousness
and can be comqletely cured by Dr. A. W.
' Cha.se’s Kldney-Liver Pills, which act
directly on the liver, making it healthy
Iand active. One pill a dose, 22 cents a box.
I The cheapest medicine in the world.
_must-¢__il111 '
Foote Light--I see tliey`re going to put
‘ a new piece of the stage called ‘°The Open
Door."
See Brette-~ It ought to go with a hang!
ITCHING, BLEEDIN G PILES
Mr. W. G. Phya1l,‘ proprietor Bodega
Hotel, 36 Wellhigtoxi Street East. Toronto,
says:---“While living in Chicago I was in
a terrible shape wit itching and bleeding
piles, I tried several of the bestfzphyslcians
and .was burnt and tortured in various
ways by their treatments to no avail,
besides spending a._ mint of mone to no
pnrpose. Since coming to Torbnto I learn-
ed of>Dr. Cha.se’s Ointment, I used but`
one box and have not been troubled with
piles in any shape or form since.”
She-Do you believe in the power of the
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Wiz. STILL have a few of FLUURYW Roller
Polpcrs, Grain Crushers, .Grinders and Straw
selling low and on liberal terms. _
_ ALSO Driving Hman. note, sleigh, nw,
and choice Blended Teas in 5, 10. and 20 lb boxes,
on credit terms.
_IF YOU are in need of the above pleats call on ua
A.HORNE
$  HKWWW
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We wish our Customers ons an
all _,
llllllll ill ll Plllm
We also desire to thank them for
their very liberal patronage during
the past year, making it the 
successful we have yet had.
That our efforts to please has been
appreciated is evident from our
increase in nusiness. We will
io merit stillfurther your continued
patronage. `
W. .N TA
Great George St.
3rd door from Grafton Sweet.
-L ff ev” _-. - 
press . _ _ .
He-Why certainly. Do you remember
you refused me until after I squeezed you?
v SELF PRESERVATION
Is the iirst law of Nature.” For this
reason ever_yi%ne who is illydeslres to be-
come well. ose who have _impure or
impoverished blood turn to Hood s` Sarsa-
parilla, because they know it will enrich
and- pprify their blood and give them good
healt . To take _this medicine on the iirst
appearance of impure blood is an im
POTW-Ht §f£D toward Self preservation.
_ H_00DS PILLS cure`_ sick headache,
mdigestion.
 _
“What is an egg i" asked the school-
teacher.
“An egg,” replied the smart boy, “ig
_something used for settling cofee and'
_-actors.” »~ -
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Messrs. C. C. RICHARDS & Co.,
I Yarmouth, N. S.
ce tl ~~-In J im,
Lec1iir§,”iiii'iofihe1iii'én l°°téa1i,';"“,'§,‘2
A ' in th l I ` I
 °°s°°=:.'...W........k“~ sz
was, when f  on a slerand
taken home, w are you fam., were
entertained for his recovery, 'his hips ba.
lngbadlybruised and his bod Qunwd
black. from his ations. feet. we ...sa
QEINARDS LINIMENT on him freely to
eden the gsm, and with the use.;
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Elgin Road I/Islet Co. Que, AL
May zstn,1’sns.
 
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