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Cujavanel lsnans A s
_ sunqlnnsmn usnxm'rs._
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P
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Dressed I to
Chleke|l_ .
frurkvys _ 1| go
Geese' llto
Fowl -
Ducks _ _
Oats (F1108)
Oats (black) '
Wheat
Peltl
B l\f.01
diana
iito
00 to
Acid Sfomachs Are
_llangerous A
ooulvlo
DISTIN
because
the delic
thus hlnde
proper ac
lending p
cases of
people su
and medic
less in su
source of
stomach,
acid _must
formation
thing for
anti-acid,
cold water
only neutralizes the acid but als
prevents
which acidity is developed. Food
which orid
tress may
the meal'
bisurated
obtained
should al
N' SENSE ADVICE BY
“Acid” stomachs ale dangero
acid irritates and inflam
ate lining of the stomac
tion of the stomach, a
robably nlnetenths of t
stomach trouble from whi
h
lnal treatments are ‘ns
ch eases, for they leave t
the trouble, the acid in t
as dangerous as ever. T
this purpose is a teaspoo
ful of bisurated magnesia a sim
E
from any druggist, an
ways be kept handy.
GUISHED SPECIALIST
ring and preventing t
fler. Ordinary medicin
be neutralized, and it
prevented and the be
D
taken in alittle warm o
after eating, which n
1
the fermenthtlon fro
narlly cause greatest dis
be eaten with impunity
18 f01l0Wed With il 11121218 f .
ma nesia which can be ~-"LIFE SAVING STATION. - her" tml” Sl" Peters Harbor' b°V'| ...°Miss Lorena Maclntyre, who ha
d ‘l\’Iessrs. Alfred Paquet and Ronald "fn days ago th? Amber" len' port been spending`the summer at her old
Mclsaac, Souris, who for some dayf with the mtenuon of bringing '"0 home in Clear Springs, left tlli
were engaged moving the life-saving S°“"1_Bth° Bmw” 0’ the lost d"°d'=7" morning for Charlottetown, whe
station, have completed their con No' 1' It was found that mm “owe She Will Bl-Wild 11 few d8YB P1101' 1-0
t,.act_ The building has been mmov_ were a total loss, having been badly her departure |0,. B,,Bt0n__s
ed from its former inconvenient posi- broken and damaged by the “Heel ' ""'
,A
A ...°sll:c'rloNs zz and za, clues 4, _..°PRIzE-WINNER-at the Heli- "'°
k King's County Exhibition Prize fax Exhibition, Mr. Adrian Mclnn
Lint 1913 inadvertently omitted are Red Pvint. won second prize. t
“B as followst-Section 22, Class 4, First 501118 110 ll NOVB 50015181! 18
as Pen of pure bred grey laced sheep tory. Mr. Melnnis is to be congra _
h. registered consisting one mm, bn, ulated upon the success as a cheese
_‘i ewe (having raised a lamb) one ye,,,_ maker and Red Point is indeed fo
“ ling ewe and one ewe lamb 1st_ 53 tunate in having secured his servlc
. 0 '
‘»...,,,l.-»-°"
NSee These New
Cou
The
per ,lll
3.1¢ W0
lea. ‘e
lin ~
fooru
The
tl ne
q ialhy
thit yi
_'Pac
Wlii
Last
C
k
rl Slippers
=e court satin slip-
ide in Suitzerland,
rn hy ulne socletv
rs _than any other
of Eiropean-nl ado
ir.
se are direct importa-
anl have all exclnslfve
in style. finish and fit
ll coivd want.
srtn.  $350
le, Pink or Blue $3 00
vieuk for Pony Vous.
| Alley &, Co
‘ _x35 Queen _St '
mi lls
I
E
xhibition
Visitors
If you want superior photo
o
work c
Call
ment.
Cook Studio
e here
m » » _ _ '
or phone 307Y for appoint-
.1 W
HEN
in
in town Exhibition week
eke a point to have yen'
'J
I
.photo taken at our studio
We make from the smallest up to
life size. ` _
Bayer Photographer
‘ ° I ; I U ' l
Exhigitinn Visiting
A B Tm to ri 'v
w-wl lull on snail! Wh" W” “$2 _
me ii v~. -1 em sgpwotgg §1,'_“,‘},'~,,, 5
mlks ioei§ rua RU
~.=;-;,,gv..~i ,;|:,‘;,.ff:-.::i‘_‘s.r..'.l.f.:."‘:-if
f.|l\| 3 wilbme pain-9r|°ll m°‘“"““'
br. Robins 'iffl-'W'
il.
Bef
,Phono HU .
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` l0~ajQ,§.~.',,'._\,___*_”.):______ ,_d,,_,,_4.;._.¢..».;.~ . rio:-'1
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___ _ _ _ __
20 l
I '°THE MORNING DAILY GNU Cash must accompany order.
1 .. _
_ 5 to 7 dian_ can be obtained at W. A. J - _
10 "on ._ Montagum ohlr mun charge twenty five cents. ,
li 13 and residence phone 20.
ls  
‘THE MORNING DAILY Gulf St. Peter's Harbor is ro ressl
4°  ' D s A
44 dian can be obtained at W. A. John- favorably under the careful and skil- Egg” Béston MQ” were vmtog: 
M recently, at the home of Mr. and
's
week or two before the time they
date. ` _
,jane sz are sl section' za Pen' "‘
ll
C F ' I I I . I
es Of long wool sheep registered con- _THE LADY"'“"sYBIL _ d _
e_ sistmg of one ram, one ewe (having Piston t 5 m Meng?" vgvenxgg
he rnlsed_a1lamg>,) one yearling ewe and _“ter l:ud;ngl!»a .carload Yo! _wig
e gm lireqsm ' gat' $3' and' $z'3rd' and taking the mails on board sh
h° ' F' ' W' enkms one” special fell; for the lvia dalen Islands at
9 prizes for the half bushel largest Mc- g
at Intyre potatoes, 1st, $1, 2nd, 50c., ip Bougeois who was returning
D' ard' 25°' \ 1496' his home frhm an extended visit
le '”*'““"\_"" .
,_ (Frpm Yesterdsy's Evening Guardian) 3;°s '_’_‘;l_:'£;‘:' €_;‘dh£°;;$n§“°§’g" ;'_;r_
ot  EEQM TRAWLERS' "°m‘ port tune after bsing absent in New Gla
0 aw cs ury, are visitors in our wat- uw _(___ some ___om_hB _
m_ er_s1.hThey areupleeting with success 5 _ ' _
5 an ave in e course of a few' _
.l weeks secured several hundred quin- M"'°sC0wS tLC;§T';T?,e tuggvblf ,
H tam of hake_. . ersey ls a e a way ar mm,
Wharf .*
'Tl-IE BR1G “Innis Perry” do
water Saturda with 300 ons u
Saturday and Monday was dlschar
i_“Z her cargo. The "Dictator" il
lshed_ discharging on Friday evenin
and left for Wallace on Saturda
morning. where she will again load
611120 of stone.' ~
*IT PAYS W hw in um Province ...~oNs: onN'r per were mb
'_- --.-- . ____-.___________,___ __,. _-..__ _ _"___
tion for advertising in this col
11 'M ...°MR. ED. D. FEEHAN 1 G
Z1 "'°T° GORDON IVES is Guardian dlan representative in Souris..`
15 "'5°“¢ in Mvhtsgue. His oillce Phone phone number is I5 W. L. Dingw
12
*SCHOOL GUUD-The sch0ol
so °*°“'°» M°11t»\z\w. ful tuition or was Lien Webster
50 _ , .'*-' Marie. ` .
 SUBSCRIBERS should renew a
*LOT 40-The sacrament of
 th
MVS D814 1°' 1159 “hired and thus Lord's Supper will be dispensed
11°* miss an issue. us nn papers ure the Lei io Presbyzerinn oliureu
discontinued promptly on expired Sunday, Sept. 28th at 11 o’cloc
a.m, Services also at 6 a.m.
MH; ...°Mr. W. H. Coffin and young so
`-1 some evening.-*
.___
iam ...°Mlss Rebecca Conway, who has
mm' been spending the summer at b
'home in Gowan _Brae, has left on re-`
turn to Boston, Mass!
n Douglas, of Groton, Conn , are vis
ai H. Mclllwen.
ng 'Mr and Mrs Louis Godin
6 Harbor.
(Ln Chepstow, spent Sunday with t
’ latter’s parents, Mr. and Ml'
  5'* THE _Elslenu ,oulnnilr af S.€:f=f§;.5§§fn"i.ii
18 '° . .
u.
. _ it-
° ing in‘Bl'istol the guests of Mrs. W.
Mrs. Lssnord McEwen, St. Peter
“‘ ...°Mr. una Mrs. william wullmun, _
n
Joseph A. McDonald, Clear Springs.
0
e
S CSS
0
B.
is,
p.m. Among her passengers was Ph
5.
awaiting the return of the tug Ani-_
he ...°Mr. David Cobb, Fortune, wh
c_ has been absent in New Glasgow for
t_ the past few months, arrived in Sou-
ris by the Lady Sybil, Monday eve
,._ ing.-° '
es ...'Mrs. Capt. M. G. Mosher, Bris-
tol, is reported ill but under the
m skilful treatment of Dr. J.
g ,Toombs of Mr. Stewart. Her frien
H: hope to see her around soon.
L . '__ E
il' _ia, has secured a position with
'\ h S el ntracto and wa
53's passenger to Elmira or the expre
_(_ Monday evening.-'
Henry Doucctte, New Acadia; Geor
_ Robertson, Charlottetown; Jas. M
“‘ Dnnnlfl, Let 40; R. P. Gun, no
0
n.
_G.
ds
.°Mr. Henry Doucette, New Ac d-
B
BB
Josep te e, co r,
...°The following were passengers on
the ‘express _Monday evening:-Mr.
gf
I'
B.
S
H
T8
e.
 c
ed at the end of the Souris brea
tion and placed “ra more favorable seas; the third, however, being a| ___»A number of sports from Georg
one on the right side of the Railwa
new scow, only two rrylnths old, was
y able to stand the storm and drifted
on shore, some miles west of St.
k_ Peters. When the Amherst arrives in
k_ Souris, the Mersey will take the
y t _ scow to Picton where it will be put
rip-rap stone from Wallace, and oil
on the slip. The Mersey will then;
proceed to Quebec and from there.
5: will tow n. dredge to Murray Harbor, Se,m,,'m_ Moncton; 'rl-_ Hudsom Pic,
where the contract of dredging out
§l3the harbor has still to bc complet-,Walken T0,.onto_ Henry .Beagle _
»a Hd-’ Halifax; J. R. Morrow, Lynn, Mass.;
A
'-'; l
...*SOURIS BREAKWATER. - On
Tuesday of last week, advantage was
._ ______ ____
_Docs the one you have
appointed executor pos-
s:ss all the necessary
‘ q'wlif"cation=.
Your executor should
be financially .=i1-mg as
a guaranlee o‘ integrity.
Your execuur should
he con-ervaiive,n’ot one _
li.ble to speculate.
Your cxecutcr should
be one who will live uniil
llle trust will be carried-
ouf.
Your ex cu'or should
not be sibject to illness
or absence from lhe city.
Your executor should*
be trained in that very
work.
These are jist a few
_ if fl e illlportant require
I in-nts.
This L`omp..ny an
idell exccuvor uid trus-
'ee.
Its paid up capiml and
reserve is $.,8oo,'-oo.
In is conservaliv , never
has and newer will buy
real csta'e or ‘other
specula ive securities for
its own acc uint ixccpting
certlixl buildings which
it o:cnp'es wholly or in
part fo* its offices. The
Cimplny willnlt die, be
ill or travel Ils officers
and st .ff have spent years
»-1.
sls
plrieuce in this very
work.
Consult ns today rf-
galding your will. There
is no chirge for such cos-
sullalian.
DOMlNl0N
TRUST
COMPANY
il
‘-The P. rpetual Trustee
4 p c on Deposits
ll. M. Davison
` Manager
Morris Block
Charlulletown
Other offices--~Vancouver.
Victoria, Nsraimo, New
Westminver, Calgary,
London, Eng An!W¢1’P»
\ Belglrm.
i7 8 9-25Mtbst_li.
in study and actual cx- l
Regina, Winnipeg, Montreal, _
Z1? taken of the spring tides and thc nie,-_ 3f__ John; R B_ Bwwm Ha
third block of the new addition to
position. Everything was in readi-i
ness and grand success was mot with.
_ As soon as the crib was firmly placed
on thc bottom, it was ballasted by
` several tons of stone that were at
ditlonnl gang of men were employed
and they worked faithfully and hard
until almost midnight. The work of
throwing in stone was again resum-
ed on Wednesday' and continued
throughout the day with the result
that the approach oi evening found.
the block safely secured in its proper'
position. The work on the fourth
block is progressing rapidly. Last'
week it ,was moved _out to deeper
water and it is probable that it will'
be placed in position “ln the course of
a week or ten days.”
___~oHnnnv onovu.-Mr. and Mrs’
John McDonald are visiting tl-eir
old home here after an absence of
nineteen years. Mr. McDonald is s.
contractor and painter and resides in
Santa Monica, California. _(Both lie
acquaintances.-Mr; Joseph McDon-
_ald is visiting friends at Cherry
Grove and intends leaving shortly on
return to his home in Beverly, Mass.
His friends and relatives are glad to
have him among them and hope that
he will spend a longer vacation with
them next' year.-Miss Annie McCor-
nack arrived a short time ago from
Boston on a visit to her parents.-
Mr. Willie Campbell, who is_sufleriug
from appendicltis, was brought to
the Charlottetown Hospital Thurs-
day. By the latest reports he is do-
ing nicely. His speedy recovery is
anxiously hoped for by his large
circle of relatives and friends.-Mr.
James McAulay has added a 53901100
engine and threshing machine to his,
Mr. McAulay is certainly to be con-_
gratulnted upon his industry.-Mr.
; Michael C. Marlins. Biz Pond. ac-
companied._.by his sister Katie spent
Sunday visiting friends in Cherry
Grove.-Our school is progressing
ward Rice has secured the contract
for the mason work on the founda--
tion of the new Canadian Bank of
Commerce building, which is to be
‘ builttnin autumn in Souris. Mr. Rice
is a éapablo workmen and_ is sure to
give satisfaction.-Mr. P. McLaren
ing lumber.-The farmers in this part
next to impossible to cut them.”
E ISTEBII PEBSUIIILS
...'Mr. Charles Quigley, St. Peter's
Bay, was in little Harbor on al busi-
ness trip Monday. -
`.,,°Messrs S. McDonald, F. McDon-
ald and C. McDonald were among the
visitors to Souris ob Bunday.
,___-
...°Messrs W. McDonald, R. Me-
Niel and P. McPhee, Souris were vis-
itors to Clear Springs on Sunday.-°
...°1liss M. Molntyre, 'Mount Ste-
wart who has been visiting friends
_(mimi
:louris breakwater -was placed in W
already large stock of machinery. Union _
town came over to Souris in a gaso-
line boat Sunday. It was their in-
tention to return Monday but on nc-
count of unfavorable weather they
were unable to do eo.”
...*'I‘he following are registered
the Sea View Hotel Souris:-Gordo
nt
n
tou; J. C. O. Burns, Toronto; George
Y
J. D. Stewart, Georgetown; S.
I-lil Halifax' A. E. Jamison Hali-
z_
li-
A
z. . | .
fax; W. P. Walsh, St. John; E. Ga
fax; R. P. God, Boston; George
. Robertson, Charlottetown!
C U '\ O U O C I I 0
IFURNISHED nv 'rl-ln: MARITIME
FOX EXCHANGE AND INVEST-
MENT COMPANY LTD.
Par ListedPrl
Model  ........  .... .....100 100
Belmont
(original
Smith  
Standard  .  ...100
Barkers  . .  100
Dalton  _ 
Weeks   .......100
Invincible   ._ ......50
Mount Edward ._ ......100
Brighton   ........100
Upton .... ._   ......50
Charlottetown  ...100
125
105
110
100
100
110
100 140
100
50
160
100
65
105
' and Mrs. McDonald are warmly wel- |[]x 
comed by many old friends and uc-
IIEELAHH] TU Dil
PUBLISI-IED DAIIJY WITH ADDI-
TIONS AS DECLARED.
Ranch .. Authorized
__ Capital
Bunbury $100,000
Spring Park 00,000
Peerless 20,000
Prospect 00,000
Smith 150,000
Dalton 625,000
Silver Tip 25,000
Murray Har. ' 50,000
Magic
Eureka
Dividend
Per Cent.
320
145
900
369
40
40
95
17
175
60
30 ,000
190 ,000
Riverside Farm-
ing Co.
Maritime
Royalty
Magnet
O'Leary
225
20
240
340
50,000
50 ,000
90,000
50,000
40,000
20
rapidly under the skillful manage- Rosemont 10,000 1000
= ment of Miss McDonald.-Mr. Ed-
The average dividend of these com-
panies is 256 9-17 per cent.
CHARLES 'W. FAIRBANKS
TO PRESIDE.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. Sept. 24.-
The Indiana members of the Associat-
lntends cngugiflg 8 KIIBOUYW 008102 ed Press are gathered here today for
and sawing machine for the winter gheir annual meeting, The most ln.
and as soon as his rush is OVW he teresting feature of the gathering
will 8011115 UP 10? thi! PUFDOSG 0| SSW' will be tho banquet at the Claypool
Hotel tonight, at which Charles W.
ni the country \\eve`s\1\1¢red keenly Fairbanks, the runner vine President
Oh RCCOWIYL U SUCH unfavorable WBB- of the United States, will preside as
thrr- ID S0019 C0828 B\”Bi“ hal UW" toastmaster. Among the speakers
cut for nearly three weeks and has will be senator l{¢y0n_ of lowa; “_
been, almost ruined by the h¢~‘WY Speaker Cannon, of Illinois; Senat-
rninr. Heavy view have been beat- on sliivley une Kern and Governor
Ml flat tothe ground so that it was Ralgtom \
oodk
Sarsaparllla
Cures all blood humon, all
eruptions, clears the complex-
ion, creates an appetite, aids
digestion, relieves that tired.
feeling, gives vigor and vim. -'
Accept no substitute; full! ol
at St. Columbia, has returned to ber
vhomo.-° _ `
\ll'lll“lllI8ll\“~ Oilml
'lux sind uumnuisi
hand. On Tuesday afternoon an ad-1, , , _ , , , , , ,
i Road. 1702-9-24M
ce
200
2 I
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' Mi
/ ‘N ew No
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Fal
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1'S_ __
ley Bros  
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Display of Latest
Models and Designs
in their
velties in
Trimmed Millinery
dnesday and Thursday
llinery Department
dlcl Neckwear
Coatings
1 Suit Tweeds
By express.
er of the Provincial Silver Bla
Foxes, Limited, has just returne
from a visit to New York and oth
American Cities. Mr. DeBlois w
successful in interesting quite a nu
ber of wealthy American Capit
ists in the Stock of the “Provi
this Province. The Stock of thi
placed, will very shortly advance
price from $100. per share to $11
` John Agnew, Alberton, John
1-Iyndman, Charlottetown, Geo.
lnew, at Ranch on Brackley Poi
EULLEGE GUSSIP UF
_ A U. E. E. STUIJEN
__-_.
The U. C. C. is noted for its c
cellent penmen.
X
tion to touch typewrlting and Greg
shorthand, the two most successfu
and practical systems.
A census will show that more gra
of any other college.
Environment is the thing, If th
student’s surroundings are not con
vunta ge.
est. largest, cleanest. most modern
ly appointed and sanitary in th
learn quickly, thoroughly and mak
business. /
Each depart/ment of the U. C. C.
ular, competent and reliable,
Every day sees an addition to the
student list of the U. C. Q. The!
good work the school has done and
in doing is an ample testimonial of
its lnerit.
Remember the U. C. C. teaches
you every branch of business you
wish to master, shorthand, book-
keeping, accounting, exchange, com-
mercial law. banking correspond-
ence, penmanship, rapid calculation
and prepares you to successfully pass
the Civil Service Examinations.
12 U. C. C. graduates have success-
fully passed the Civil Service Ex-
aminations and _are now holding
prominent and lucrative positions in
Ottawa Government offices.
The U. C. C. class-rooms occupy
the cntiro third floor of the new
Royal Bank Building-one of the best
equipped office buildings in the Mari-
time Provinces.
The last year book and copy of
McIntosh's appreciation of "A Little,
Journey to c.' Good School" will bc
sent free to anyone on application to_
Mr. Moran. _ 1.716-Mtf.\
rltammti s I
“Black Prince” Hoi e
for children wear the
I best.
Mr. Geo. D. DeBlois, Secy-Tres.sur-
ck
d
er
as
m_
al-
“_
cial", who are very enthusiastic over
the Silver Black Fox Industry in
Company which is now nearly all
in
0
Application can be made to Hon
O
D. I
DeBlois, Charlottetown; Wm. E. Ag-  
nt:
Zi. the best Engines ev
lfess gasoline th
The U. C. C. pays special atten-
$1725 9-z5mli|.d
- "If you want a piano A
_duates of the U. C. C. hold perman-
ent and paying positions than those_long at Miller Bros. 16
B
genial, he cannot study to best ad-
U. C. C. class-rooms are the bright-
-1
I
Maritime Provinces. This is one of ‘Quotations furnished by
the reasons why U. C. C. graduates
_ e change 164 Richmond
such s splendid showing in actual |,,f_te¢_0'wn_ p_ E_ L
is
presided over by a teacher of recog-
mzcd ability- teachers who are pop-
fireal red
the balance o
_ Engines which
:hurt for use.
B
i
and will be sold
These Eng
See them at
Till-Z I.. M.
uclion
has b
lnes 'a
an any
the Exhibition or write I
TRAS
FIRE SALE
in prices lo dispose of
Stock nl Woodpecker
een slighily wel but noi
0111'
this Stock lasts as |hey_a|_°e
er sold on P. E. Island.
real bargains. '_
re simpler and will use
other. _
atg
li Co. P 0. Box 445.
V
LY for these pianos will n
THF S_“‘."“_ WF
STOCK QUOTATIO
Curdy & Co., Stock and
kcrs, Members Montreal
September 24.
High
85-9-24Me
NS.
F. B. Mc-
Bond Bro-
Stock Ex-
St., Char-
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Low Glo” this town. Following the ancient
H r
cr ouloic- . .
or remain GRAIN AND Pnovlsrous. ` '
si
High Low Close '
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Dec. Corn...    71; 'Ill 71l
UBSERVING APPLE-BU'lVI`ER DAY.
PENNSBURG, l’n,_ Sept, 24,- ln
laccordance with their time-honored
,custom the members of the small re-
ligious sect known as the “Schwen-
lrfeldcrs," after the founder of the
sect, Casper Schwenkfeld, a German .
reformer of the Sixteenthb century,
observed "Apple-Butter Day" today
nt the little Kraussdale church in
_thev gathered at their church
Canadian Pacific . .
Elrie...     
Illinois Cent...  
Mex. Petroleum... 
Miss. Pacific... ._
Northern Pncific,,. .
Pennsylvania  .,
Reading...   _
Rock Island... 
Union Pacific... .
U. S. Steel... 
U. S. Steel, l‘fd
Utah Copper... ._
Atchison...   :__ ..
Am. Beet Sugar...  27}
Am. Smelters_..   675
Amal. Copper... .. 
Brooklyn R. T.... 
Great Northern Fld...
Southern Pacific... ..
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and feasted on bread, butter‘and ap-
plebutter, in commemoration of the
landing of the first Schwenkfelders
in Philadelphia, on September 24,
1734.
Nurse’s Years
PROVES DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY-
LIVER PILLS BEST TREAT-
MENT F'OR.KIDNEY AND STOM- '
ACH TEOUBLES.
The trained nurse has even greater
opportunities than the doctor him-
self po watch the action of medicine
ln specific cases.
For years the writer of this letter _
has been recommending the use of
Dr. Chaas's Kidney-Liver Pills
among her patients, and is firmly
‘convinced that no treatment is so
prompt and effective.
f This is the most valuable evidence
‘obtainable, and we believe that all
fwho know Mrs. Duffy will appreciate
lit rn the lull, knowing thus une
_would not recommend anything in
iwbich she had not the fullest con-
‘i'idence.
Mrs. Duffy, nurse. B5 howls street,
Toronto, writes: "I have used Dr.
Cbase's Kidney-Liver Pills for ears.
and recommend them. to any p:Lents
for all disorders of the kldno , liver
and stomach. ln all my professional
L9' Cm” experience I have found nothing bet-
of Experience ~
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