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ran ominniis. onnunorrmows raison nnwann istisn snrrsmsnnzs ian
Toronto Man Happy Through the aid
of Dodds Dyspcpsia Tablets.
‘William Cai-veth, of 170 George Street,
Toronto, is si happy niin. He is a lwilthy
man Whigb i.but another way of snying
‘he sgme tliiiig
on 5 man with a perfect digestion and
engggh to eat, trouble sits lightly. His
“petite isgood, he relishes his food, and
the pure. bounding blood of well digested
noufishnient that feeds his muscles and
ner;-93,1;-\epliim in a natural state of
buoyancy' and good spirit. Happy is the
man with a good digestion.
0n the other hand miserable indeed is
melot of sufferers from Dyspepsio.. He
looks at everything with smoked-glasses
Life is dark. gloomy, unhappy. Not only
isheactuilly in wretched health but his
mind i< nfibcted. He becomes morbid,
ne,-von., sour irritable, unable to find
pleasure in anything, a dissatisfaction to
himself and his friends.
To such people this advice is earnestly
tendered-use Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets
Dodds Dysyepsia Tablets do away with
all troubles of digestion. l‘hey attend to
the duty of digesting the food themselves
thus saving the stomach which is thus
enabled to rest and get well. Dodd’s
Dyspepsia Tablets have proved successfu
wherever introduced and they are now
known all over the world. I-le in ‘ lette
from Toronto, the place where- .Jodd’s
Dyspepsii T-ibl-cis V~"““‘ fi "" n ii on the
marker, noi where they nn. _ _.r years
been .ilinost universally used.
“I have been troubled for a year," writes
William Carveth, 179 George Street, Tor-
onto, “with Dyspepsia and Headache. I
could get nothing to help me. I was told .
ofDodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets by a friend I
who persuaded me to try them. I have
since used two bores and I am now cured I
of this miserable disease. I can eat any
kind of food and never feel anything of
the disease coming back.”
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VANDERBILI PAYS TAXES.
Rnrni-znronnrorv, N. C., Sept. 24.-
The largest single item of taxes eolleet-
ion ever made in Buncombe County was
made yesterday when George W. Van-
derbilt gave the country tax collcet
ora check for $12,000. The amount repre-
sents taxes on his $4,000.000 mansion and
$l(lD,60(I) acres of land in Buncombe
County forthe year 1901.
ANOTHER OBTAWA CASE
Frank Chartrand Saved from Bright’s
Disease by Dodd’s Kidney Pills.
0'rra\vA,Onr.., Sept. 23,(Special.)-Frank
Chattrand,A resi ent of this city, has
reason for gratitude to Dodd’s Kidney
Pills. They have saved him from Bright’
Disease, which cannot he cured in ans
other way and he is grateful.. _v
“Iam glad, "he writes. “to be able to
add my name to the long list of witnesses
for Dodd’s Kidney Pills. I suffered with
Baekache_ Drowiness and aheavy feel-
ing in my limbs; frequent severe I end aches
and oftner sharp pains' 'hz to 'r~ of my
head,whlch troubled me 1,, work,
I used to have 0l‘&l11D*‘ n lingers and
legs, uneasiness ani ezasional pains in
the loins; dl2z_ness shortness of breath
pain in the left s e, variable appetite,
and other symptoms of Bright’s Disease.
“Dodd's Kidney Pills have done a
wonderful work for me. Nearly all
of these symptoms have vanished, I am
no longer in any danger of Bright.s Dis-
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ADDRESS TO THE DUKE.
Toronto Mail: Before the tour is over
the Duke will have collected enough ad-
dresses to fill a city directory.
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CRAMPS, CHOLERA, DIARRHOEA
andall Summer Complaints in Children
and Adults readily cured by Ful1er’s
Blackberry Cordial. Always reliable.
At all dealers at 25 cents.
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TREATMENT WITHOUT MONEY.
One of the Buenos Ayres newspapers
hasa consultation room, in which the
poor c;/in daily get medical or legal advice
free.
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To cure a headache in ten minutes use
°n11’)`» lflil ei’ 0Wl€TS
Pl-IONO 'LRAPHS IN CARS.
Plionographs are to be placed in the
Vienna railway station to call out the
Dlaces at which the trains about to start
will stop.
When you ask for Headache Powders be
"Wynn get KUMFORT. Never accept a
substitute. It is betterto be safe than
i0rry and you may besure that KUM-
FORT are the best. All Druggists in 10
md 250. sizes.
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AND A CAD
- (Western Star.)
The man who wantonl disregards the
Rome laws,wellknowing their significance
_Dot shoot game merely for the sake of
killing.
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BENTLEY ’S isthebestlhinimont.
Great George Stree
Livery and
Boarding Stables
Charlottetowmff- E- I.
First-class s i n 1 I e
and double teams at
Fine turn-outs for
Weddings and private
parties ~
B-' Horses bought and sold.
Tebphmie 100 _
and the dealings of God to man,
found in these lessons.
A L°Ud0l\ d6'1Datch states a. numb r
of persons interested in the Australian
trade have determined to hold an Austra-
lasian to other products a special effort
willbe make to remove the Britain prejud- . . . '
icies against frozen meat. The exhibition
is intended to develop a permanent
establishment whiehistobe devoted to
the promotion of the Australasian trade.
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S. S. LESSON.
SEPTEMBER 29.
REVIEW.
GOLDEN TEXT.
HOME READINGS.
M. God the Creator of all things.-Gen, 1,
' Tu. Beginning of sin and redemption.-
Gen. 3. 1-15.
W. Noah saved in the ark.Gen. 8. I-22.
Th. God calls Abram.-Gen. 12. 1.9.
F. God's promise to Abram.-Gen.
15.
1-18.
S. Abrahams intercession.-Gen. 18
16-33.
Su. Jacob at Beth-el.-Gen. 28. 10-22.
1. Mention the Titles of the lessons for
the quarter.
2. Recite the Golden Text.
3.Recite the Golden Text for the present
I quarter.
4. Draw an outline map of Palestine,
and locate the following places:
1. Beth-el.
2. Hebron. -
5. State the main facts in each lesson.
6. State what views of God and man,
are
6. What is the chief lesson which :has
come to you in the studies of the quarter?
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_ BREACI-I OF MANNBRS .
When the Duke and Duchess of Corn-
wall left Christ Church Cathedral last
Sunday morning after service the con-
gregation lined up ou either side of the
exit. As the Duke entered his carriage
the crowd broke into a hearty cheers led
by one of t-he prominent church officials.
A moment later they looked into eaeh
other’s faces somewhat conscience
stricken at their ill-timed enthusiasm.
demonstration.-Ottawa Ex.
nstionreo wiiii me mzcsrrion.
The Duke and Duchess of York we
that they made an exception to the ru
senate levee.
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TIIE SCHOOLS OF NEW YORK.
The Board of Education will ask
maintain New York schools in 1902.
ments of Yale and Harvard. It is $2,000,-
this year.-New York World.
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PRINCE Cl-'lING’S SARCASM.
marks of Prince Ching when he says th
aces was not carted off with the rest
with the bric-abrac and the books an
jewels, there is no doubt the Princ
the Chiistian powers for leaving the
hole that was once the cellar.
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pensible. Avoid substitutes, there is bu
50c.
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THE' EARLY n/ivs or in |Aurii0R.
but for many years he made his living b
teaching in an elementary school in th
White Chapel district in London.
It has no equal Acts promptly. south
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WHAT THEY LEARNED.
and foul speech duringlthe present week
quite large.-Philadelphia Public Ledge
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BENTLEY S Linimeut to keep the
oints limher an ri ii.
The mercy oi the Lird is from ever- . ..
“sung to everlusqng upon them that From ‘The Whig. Kinston.Ont.
fear him.-Psa. 103. 17.
'1:°ir“°“ l‘”°‘”°?fh”;‘;Yhh“3 t S“:i;‘:"i“ .ont the least noobie. I oonoider the pins
t' e “msc ence W' ° ‘mes y 0 e r my best friend, and would not be without
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S0 pleased with their recentiomin Ottawa pills are sold by ell dealers in medicine, or
le
and shook hands with about 1,200 at the I pe, box, Ur six boxes $259, by addressing
the A _wit’s a feather, and a chief a rod:
Board of Estimate for $20,58&,506.59 to ,Anhonest man’s the noblest work pf God.
This sum exceeds the aggregate school, --O-1 e ‘ I,
expense of half a dozen small states. It is KUMFORT Headache Powders are safe
greater than the total combined endown~
000 more than the sum allowed our schools. n < habit from`continued use. _ 1
cieveiond Pnin Denier; Prosotiy there also good to himself, not only in tiiooon-
is a layer of Oriental sarcasm in the ie- sequence, but in the very act of doing it,
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he is truly grateful because the wood amD1°l`¢W8i¥`d--S€D¢021-
work of the interior of the imperial pal-
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meloot’ if the walls had disappearu; TLEY’SLiniment is the family medicine
e best.. Price 10»and 25 cents.
would have found occasion for thanking _.._¢...1- _
EVERY HOUSEKEEPER Imust, often act bl18Chl'lSl5lBl1 CPB" TDS Older ClJll18.W`8I‘¢
as'a family physician. Pain-Killer for shows pictures of ladies and mandarins
K2 f‘o};_°a1il]§8w‘;‘i"20;:’p‘§a?§§;“n?§ asigieig shaded by parasols of patterns similar to
one Pain-Killer, Perry Davies’. 25c. and ' ___¢.___ '
Israel Zangwill, the author, began ___¢....._
writing when he wasavery young man, AN BXTENSIOWOF TIME.
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c012,22§§“;§§;Q,‘;F§;fQ§‘§y“§,;§§§3fls§f,,_ .scheme orirrigotion which he is initiating
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heals and cures. Manufactured biuthe " »
proprietiors of Perry Davies’ Pain- ler. "_'*"“"
_The number of men who have been factured by the Davis 8: Lawrence Co.,
taught the difference between free speech Ltd- ` o
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l Bic clists and all athletes depend on
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A Trouble Resembling Par-_
alysis in its Effects.
The Victim Loses Strength in His
Limbs and is Usually to do Any
Work-The Story of a Former
Suffer r, Showing How This Numb-
nees Can be Overcome.
There are few men in the city of
Kingston better known than 1Mr. H. S.
J ohnson,the genial proprietor of the “Bon
Ton” barber parlor, on Brock street.
For several years he had been in failing
health, being obliged to give over the
entire work of his busy shop to his assis-
tants. But this spring his health is so
wonderfully improved that his many
friends have been congratulating him on
his restoration of the Whig recently, Mr.
Johnson had the following to-say cor.
cerning his illness and cure:-“Foil many i
months I was practically paralyzed. °
Numbness took possession of my limbs,
especially of my hands. From .my hips
down my body was without strength, and
despite all that I could do. I am unable
to keep my hands and feet from becoming
icy cold. My appetite left me, and soon I
had to give up work. My general health
was of course failing, and I lost flesh. As
you know, I am sixty-five years of age,
and when a man loses strength at_that
age,it is abard thing to build him up
again. I tried several kinds of medicines,
but they all failed to benedt me. The
I doctors whom I consulted were also
\ unable to help me. I was growing dis-
couraged when some of my old customers
advised me to try Dr. Williams Pink
Pills. At llrst I refused for I did not
believe any medicine on earth could help
me, but atlast friendly persuasion has its
effect, and I bought a supply of the pills
and began taking them. I soon found
that they were benefitting me, and so
continued their use until Dr. Williams
Pink Pills have made me a new man, to
feel stronger and better day by day; I am _
able to attend to my old customers with-
them.” -
N Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are the friend
of the weak and ailing. They surpass all
othermedicine in their tonic,strengthenl|)g
qualities, and make weak and despondent
people bright, active and healthy. These
can be had by mail, postpaid at 50 cents .
the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville,
Ont.
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THE NOBLEST WORK OF OOD.
-Pope. _
pleasant, and effectual. They contain no
opiates or any harmful drug. They create
DO GOOD ALWAYS.
He that does good to another man does
for the consciousness of well-doing is an
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For the masses nos the classes. BEN
THB UMBRELLA IS, ANCIENT.
. The umbrella and parasol were used by
the eastern nations many years before
1; those now in use. » _
EVERY BOTTLE OF KENDRICK’S
Liniment is the same, you can depend
upon the quality at all times, always
the best.
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2 A Calcutta despatch state! amovement
ia on foot to secure an extension of the
Viceroryalty of Lord Curzon of Kedlast-
f on until the completion of the gigantic
asa preventive to famine. _
-“The D. & L." Emulsion will always
help and build you up. Restores gzper
digestion and brings back health. nu-
PLAN r LINE
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* GINGER ALE,CRF.AM SODALEMON
O NGE PHO`PH ATE, SAR
ful attention.
l Charlottetown.
Successor to 1. K. Stinky.
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‘ga ii. s|muons,§.=.,i.cnaii|. aw. suns,
wellknown ateamers of the 1:’ aw.
ston via Hawkesbury and Halifax
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Tuesdays at noon- '
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* saP§it<I)I.I.a, etc., to beafonnu on i>. E, * R°i“"1“’S Wrlldl 1”” B°°"°“ Tues'
‘ Island. _
L * wWe fully guarantee all our goods 'All * , ia;8 and Barn . “E Wednes_
e want is or you to give them a trial 1 assengérs vln Gwu OD _ moo
|1\Ud8I'B.f8 f&t8S K  we know you will besuited. V* 1 days and S., u'd‘ys make oonuemious
ii ' r quality, reasonable prices, . _ .
,l * ,n xi?-‘irentment ai all times. a 1 at Halifax for Boston direct.
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Still better Beaver and Melton at." $1-O
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   Men of the most modest means find here' Overoa ts to  _
A A price but the styles arethe same at any price. i'1‘;hofUv_'éi'c oats
N long, short and medium, box-half box and figure iitting backs and
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1 Better grade Beaver Coats at °
~ in the point of style and iit, The quality and materials did'o?i' at
The Champion Clothiers.
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Steamer City of Ghent
Commencing May 3`rd, will sail
from Charlottetown for Halifax
ll C=il1s0, Isaac Harbor, Salmflll
hiding issued to Great Breton and a.l
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Alid Steamshipljnesto Boston via Yarmouth
Tue Pogilar Fast Line Between Eastern Nova
and Bo~1on via Windsor jundion
and Halifax.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Halifax dail (ex-
cept Sunday) at 6 35and 9.00 a. m. fo_r Diggy and
Yarmouth. making connection daily at Yar-
mouth for Boston
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Uur New Fall and Winter Cloths have arrived.
' New Overcoating .
in Vienna., Beaver", Meltone, etc. `
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every Friday morning: callin!! Lt] g   _ 4
s“mm""”‘d"‘ P "' 'H "`k°b""'7» A" v iniTweeda, Worrtede, Serges and Vicunae. A
Tilt; Sha-‘ef Hui h lr Raturning   '   Y
l”V‘* Hebfdl ""*l‘Y.T\l@3d¢y Sveninili N The latest noveltiei in/Checks and Stripes. ' .
meklvl-i NUDE C»ll8 Th!‘0I\£b Bill! ‘~~ Also a lull line of Gents, Furnishings.
°""""" Cue... Johii Mc Leod. Co.
I C'i>\rl~|t|er,~1-lJ- Mfly    297 Qu,” Street (_ __A  ,_;V 1
Crockery lliimiiliments
We are daily receiving ilatteringfcomplimenta on our low prices and
plendid assortment. »
Not the idle take of gosiipa but the careful opinion of critics; Skip
Power, nie our store and you skip the biggest crockery bargains ever  of. Hu i
nm, oieda of customers who have boughtfnom ua are during the past year are N5
Tuesday,
telling their friends of dur wonderfully low  l ‘ "
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