iw- Q
‘¢f~»#%,~
P* '~'W‘*n”*` `
_- £?e5ZM m the headquarters
0 l h treats catarr ..
‘man by the-ugusznar xmonlg tug
_-stenograpliers and bookkeepers, Dr.
>~ ~_Y`_-;..._-QQ-l '
¥i°`§'. ‘\""_’ ’  'th
iii il* P-nu-NA imciifism
»-».-
~'I‘.ious:i_nds of (Ihrcuic Ailments of Women Cured Every Month-Disguised Internal Ga
tazrh the Enemy of Women-Pe-ru-na the Only Internal Systemic Catarrh
Remedy Yet Devised--Prominent Cases in Illustration. _
it
i :el-.Vous Depression. M153 HELEN RQLQF, _ time. The medicine only is obtained by
Summer months are peculiarly the
inontiis of nervous diseases, especially
uerviiusfprostration and other cleqresscd
states o the nervous system. coplo
vrlio .sro not at all inclined to benervous
or r»u1`i`oi' from Weak nerves find this
time especially trying. Sultry host
and electrical disturbances of the at-
ilziggsphore are probably the cause of
lnvalids need to be particularly care-
ful to fortify the nervous system by
theuseof Peruna. ,
Ill Idol Bolof. Kaukaula, Wie..
writes a-" Several times .iiiringshsgt two
years ormhre my system has been ly in
need of a tonic, and at those times Perunn.
has been olgreat help ir. building up tho
system, restoring my appetite and securing
restful sleep. I know a great numbee or
,...'°“n‘!. l"’l‘i.."'...,“.'$".i“ff.‘i.'.‘iI.S".§."’..‘2i'€L°»*
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-Helen Bolof. I
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lisa Louise Bertsel, 19% Second sh-cet,
3l’0°¥l¥D» N. Y..writes i-f* My health was
0112011683- Until about six months ago, when I
- seemed to have a collapse from overdoing
l°¢i°ll¥» end the doctor ordered an entire
change of scene and climate. Aa this was an
absolute im bility at the time, I had to
if! and re my health in another Y and i
was induced by a friend. whogavc runs
such agoodrecommend, totry Peruna. I can-
1\°¢ *Bu YO!! the condition of my nerves when -
lbesmto use ii. 'riie lem nom irritated
me, and I felt that life was not worth living,
but Peruna soon changed me into a well
woman, and now I do not know 1 have
nerves.”-Louise Bertsel. _
MA’ n:w aper contributor' w l tel
,admittedsilhto the extensive  1:! oi
swarm of assistant doctors, c erks,
tliavrtmansstopped long enough to say a
Adhd
.. Ver!
ll are
eve a .
takleymyy
are cured whom
of this latter class write me years
their cure.
‘f I never allow a name published ex-
'eaoh patient at her own drug store
Those desiring to become reérulai
satients have only to send ed GSS
uration of disease and treatmenl
tireviously received, and directions for
he first month’s treatmentwill be sent
a once.”
Over half the women have catarrh in
J 
Hbdlloll
IIIIJINNIIFIIIIB-
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l
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cept by the written consent of the
patient. We make no charge at any
 ?
,Ji-r' _ _
_  ‘
MI L ls.`ni1'fss1> puma'
oi" ° i °’ 'mnisnwnid
"Said ohi writes#-"I,w
111? in rsemegf 'tu' thousands of other
women who have beenacund through the ul
of Pernna. I suffered lbs' |l.ve years with
severe backsche, and when weary or worried
in the least I had rolongsd headache. This
fall I caughtrbadpcow and was advised to
take Pernna for it. Imagine my astonfsh-_~
mentandplcasureto nod that after tdg
two hotties not oui wacmyhcgrgh 
I had no more bochache or ao e. 1
now in perfect health, enjoy life and have
neither an ache or pain, thanks to Pcsums.”
--Lucy M. Riley.
ably not a tenth of-'tile women 
tha their disease imcatzrh. 
tinguish catarrhof various organs it
has been named very differently.
One woman has d r 
another linr complaint. another con-
lum1lUm~auothu iemaiocom 't.
Thesswoin_enwouidbe>vlrymucg1.s=r-
tohear thatth ._ aaadhmmr-_
withchroniecahxgi. htiilso,
nevertheless. _ _ -__
.Eachonemf thesstrouilleaia-great
manymore aresim ycatassh-thatia,
chronic iniiammat& of die- mucous
.lining,olwhichorganisallsobd.‘Am
internal remedy that will some catarr;
in one location will :Wim other
location. This is why. ,ba-
comesojustlyfamonaiu~ihc~eure of te~
male dhcosemlgt cures caisch-where

runs xesiuasoal 
l
A Yersller.
Scrlbbler-Would-you call yourself 8.
poetot limilly a versiiier? i -
Scrawlet-Well, when the editor lighu
his pipe with my stuff it’s a case of'
verse aiire. _
Bile Itself.
“Got s talking machine at home!"
“Yes." - »
“What did you pay for it?"
B;‘Nothing; married it."-London Tit-
ts. _
Mosquitoes are so numerous near the _
coast of Borneo that the streams o`f ‘
that _region are in summer often _un- _
navigable. __ ,_ _ `
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ion-siiii ii mini
The Estate ei D. D. Campbell
of 0’Leary Station.
Sealed Tenders will be received b’
me at the omce 'of McQuarrh 3
Arscirault,~Summerside forthis Qtaife .. 7 
up toS“aturddy6th'June 1903 at 1'2
o'clock moon _  '
Aiiuouiircrm-:Nis_ -
-Redlioee tealseoldfrom Newf d
uve!-
-If You are not Sfabllded with the tea
laerl Children and Lovers.
Betrothal of Maori children -was
ciiiimon among people of highbirth.
If no betrothal, there was generally
a’ lot' of talk  squabbling, every
one un the tribe  he had a
right to interfere, till at last thsyouas
couple, if lovers, would nee to the bush
until their llvingtsmctherwaiagreei
< ii A
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n§_r-in
t
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» ,nf _ if
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ject to a Mortgage of 8180.00 i -
'riiie Eeméewsiseefme f°i1<>*f'ng _-1 -
1. Dwelling house and grefuises sub- i~ 'B - -‘ 
n K
‘tef&t ` . _ 19 _` pq
=~:f°.”f"Fl`.'.il El ‘it
. a ° ' 'ect a
Moctg$.&g'c o(i;c$tiooo.oo and Inv t
inlu _ 1902 ~at~'6.p¢r nt.
Warehouse
3. _ I . - - ---l \.
4. General peraoualtv-and old \` . , u
P ~ y' "
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furniture per list 1 9
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J; -u-_-5 J' _.‘_ .~‘-3 J;
li\¥l‘\ “Q Y,
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i Book dc   ._ ._}:__:§ ‘ ;I. ‘ _
 #imager the §°holc  _ 
o ¢e ;es'ae and in st stat# the ‘ii-wf i
of lim
who. 5. .. .P  ._ . f. " E llir __ ' ” pil 1.1'   __ lh§idan’ll'¥meofthe 111% 
s if ' ' i 'U' 3 '. ` A' -. °  . 'i
_gg ._ gy =f3»~»-f»'=
' nie iio'¢mai‘i\s ‘ .' 3, 7
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iuyloiccogfzrice on item No 6. 
ist ’ general’ pew an , 
asm ms' merchandise mytybe?
at the oicc ot MeQaarrle & Arseiault.
Smmenide, 
I-Tcud_crsto,bc marked ’l`eud§ for
Estate of D. D. Campbell. 
L_ ‘_ ,,,v_“__' _ ‘_ , ~£=.§
l  .lg A* "Ml
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walk cw , _
For Men.-.1'..`1f.§ 
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OF- PERSONAL INTEREST.
1 to W _ ‘ -_ °“” ' -_ ~ Hrs. Aitken, of Georgetown is- visitini.
in the city. ‘ _
you ue drmkmm  ws good hon. Benj. Rogers returned; last nicht
tm . . - from Truro.
_P h h ` . Prank McKenzie, Sumraeide was in.
.uniiazs w o ave a summer; cottage to 5 the city yesterday ' _ _
rent, about two miles from the city should
nad the wants column. 'hm odice of L. B. McMliac,_Secretary
of Public Works is being renovated. _
Mrs. Archibald of the Queen Hotel-re-
turned last night irom avisit to Sydney.
H. T. Morris Summerside is spending a
few days in the city. He returns to~day.
Bev. T. F. F ullerten and &v._R.\¥.
Stevenson returned het night from St.
John. '
‘ Miss Gertie McKenzie isvlsltiug frienk
in Mt. Albion, the guest of innicy
 I
_G.\V.H_ibbett. H- ' ` _V y `
J. s.,oiark sad _miss is'»rtiis'0iark ieit
ysstadayr'  N. S. ` ta stteudy
;- tbecl_osiag_of.§___Aosdia Unlycrsity.  ~
`* Rev. . nmis a 1:. sneer, wiisritau 
visiting his home at St. lieaoorsireiurued’
~_lpy_tiie Princess to La' nsvé; lij.__’jS. yester-
dq.  ’ V ' "f']'J.:i!_.,"A".

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- ' “*= *C*  :=i".i&r- ~1.5~r_‘ 1~.:~t..".f.»"=»‘_-..='._`.'-i"‘-""',
 not  itoastqsl "
while -about cn a five'-wesbtrigu
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Qss_se
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some form or another. And yet, prob- i
flu health. HIS father and
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4,».
Miss Ella Lord oIVlotoriais _Visiting 
Gecriretowuthegucstof her  Hrs.
,_ 1;- Kev;-'D.  Le#-48
ei 'tl
‘_ gang of the esssrai asssq>_fy;f¢y_,,.
-Washillllwl   cities
` ,i E3. ull ra. 5  i
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THE CAPITAL '|
[IF THE WESU
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Latest from Summarsido and
- . I _ I, 
Pr|nce_C0unty '
MEN’s soft felt hats. Another shipment
of laie New York stylfs has just been at your command an& 
opened at Sinclair &¢Btcwatt~’s. r
Tru: _funeral ofthe  Bernard
takes place tomorrow Sundiy afternoon
at 2 o'clcck, to the,.People's  tery. f
 Wssur Csidwel|,ferm»rly of this ioyvp,
new Inspector of the Bank sf=NovalS¢‘0til
.is spending a saw. days- iu S_ummer'side ou
abusluescvleit. ` ` A 1 ‘
Gsoaos Srasovl returned
night from Saranac Lakv. much
him at Moncton.
` I. C. HALL wlthhis
apossenirer by the
night, rstuminir to take ub his
'rcsidenccist Tracadic. ' ‘
MRS. J. K. R088 0!
_al passenger by the
glght returning from New York
oss" met her in Summerslde. `
Tn! people of Halifax crowded Oracus
hall till there was not room `enc\ug§ for
another to get in. The Bostouia. Se#-e tte
Club gave the most enjoyable rceiiilthe
best music, that hes been heard lull, _ ax
for many a. long day. The program,,_»i§.n ot
severely classical, comprised sole _ iors
from the 'very beet composers, aiithe
menaud women who heard the segette
will mark May 3 as a _red letter diyln
their musical recollections.-Herald,
Halifax, N. S. May 4., 1900.-Get your
tickets at Gourlie’s to-day for the- enter-
tainmeut in Market Hall 'next Tu" ay
night. ' ' _ 7',”
Ynsrxnnav the death took 'bl_   a
a mast aged resident of tbislplséef ‘ t* e
person of James Bernard. He ` » - -
at Wiimoton the fam sow'oeéu` = by `
William Hacker. and was alison?" the
iat`eJohu Bernardf, cue of the that ' . y lers
in this district. He was~a farmb 
sbipcarpentcr. and was widslyi wn
throughoutPrince'Cousty, I ' - 
just' passed 'his illth  " - 'his
earlier-days he moved to Bench ver
wherc he resided until about 16 Q :
aio when he removed iofllaek _- ,
recently named Sherbrooke, and-Ache
pst two years has lived luSuu| ~  de.
where his death took place abt y ll
A of f
o’clcek yesterday foreaoou at the ho 
his son -Jeife Bernard, with whom l has
sesldsdics- manygcan. Besides a - -low.
the following fam ly survive him: _mv s
Bernard. Oambridgeport, Mass.; '.].l's,' ,ss
summer-mis; me Mrs; Plame seimr-i`“*""*""'2
man, Summerside. The late M.r_.Bcrn1nd ~ ~~~ ~f * ‘ ~' ~ ‘-
was s descendant of the British 
who emigrated to this count:-y~ irc
the U. S.. One daughter Samuel liying in
Dakota  one sister Mrs William Bei-_
nard residing at Frep vg also sur-
vivehim- ' '  ' ` ` f
_ fnfliol Your Sholldefh
When standing before a looking glass.
_noticeif your shoulders are the same
height. Generally the right is higher
than the left. The reason for this 
_evenness lies in the way one sim. You
get into a comfortable chair at your
desk, and at once you rest your ri,-:it
elbow onthe arm of your chair or you.-
_cr than the other. This is espeeia`ii_v
the case where one writes agseat do-.i..
_is to change your way of sitting at ion.:-
desk. Two simple exercises will be
beneilcial. The arm of the-lower shoul-
.der should be extended upward, the
hand grasping a dumbbell; That gf the
made to 9\lDP0rt a_ heavy- weight. i
, _
about seventy parts of copper 
`ty"_of sine. _“Prince lupcrfs metal”
contains` 'B75 to’ &) use 
and on account of-italgolden
employed to some _extent in
° The kind of brasaculled
 more‘cea'per,> nearly
dye  in'-i bushel. *It
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and amwer to' °iii`y` direct
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svwaan :amino uavsb. "  _
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Of people have visited the
-- Sale daily We have
come as early in the day as
our big ad. for discounts. ,
Sentner McLeel|=l
W jmimm _glllllw H
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4.ooW111ébmv5ofeéh.of ;(:`:iicic.
5°0'Wl11b Y50feet o£34wit'ehluud
ak $3z5.w111b yaqiuch L.awuh§1wer,45c
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Cometo uswléa sion lsltlwnan uoacy
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I§sTuf"`will
A PICKA
Charlottetown,
` ’ 3-9100.,
desk, thus throwing one shoulder high- !£'!14/'?`
When you notice that one shoulder is __ ._ =,-._._...¢.5.. ,__
_higher than the other, the-thing .to ...-
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Thc composition of English' b is '
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urclothcs must it or you inet have tk. 'U
fl" '%°€‘&§‘.£"" &iI'#“°"""‘
faded Search nal
Canadian tweeds alwa 5 in st
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