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RS. NORIANDEAU _
lfnyof GIPNHGQ, N. B., _bel
at Last Imsctively Dispo~ed of an
Enemy that Persecuted Her for
Years. '
For years Mrs. Philcmene Nounandeau,
d Campbellton. N. B. , suffered with des~
pepaia In addition to the tortures ecu-
pquent on this disease. she also was very
push troubled with sick headaches, the
aulalt of derangement of the stomach.
She has found a cure, and is so grateful.
that she is anxious for the beuetit of
others whomayhe suffering as she was,
nogive the matte! the greatest publicity.
&s has therefore written the following
opening letterz- `
It is my duty,and I consider it a great
§eaeun,for me to testify that I have been
id of a very severe case of Dyspepsia,
)ythe nseof- Dodd's Dyspepsla Tablets.
“Icr years, I suffered with stdinach
deknem. My head ached almost contiu~
ily. I could eat very little, and had to
heeareful. _ `
“I emsulted several physicians, and
Bedthe medicines they prescribed, but
i$ead of getting better, I gradually
pew worse.
“I read in one of the newspapers an
aleerthemenigwhieh told how a lady who
hdbeen sulering from Dyspepsia in
Idthesamewayasl was, had been
Q@ by Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets.
“Although I had but little faith. I de-
ddedto make a trial, and bought two
ice. I was relieved from the very first,
§1lno»wean safely say that I am com-
#tely cured.
“I can therefore, highly recommend
Life Dyspepsia Tablets to all who
.Qkfrcm this most terrible malady. as I
Qntisded that what cured my ease,
will are anyone.”
Seleuee to-day knows but one way to re-
Bn Dyspepsia, Iudigestion; Heartburn,
SUI! Bt0mach,and other stomach troubles
it way is Nature’s-Rest
Ibotfs Dyspepsia Tablets digest all food
i time up the stomach hy giving it a
131% from the work of digestion.
Ile small brown Tablets stimulate the
Life! and regulate the Bowels. Allin vote. We have certainly no wish to. -*-' ' _ _  ___j  :V-A 
gghcx 50c. ' represent matters other than aslthey are, Up to 31st October the building . ‘ _ V   Q  _    
 I but we assure oiir temperance readers permits issued in Toronto this year ' ” `   2*  P
M ,thatifno greaterf_ei!orts are Vmade to provided for buildings to coat within a_ ` - _ V _  ' " '
Y 9|' ° prosecute those selling illegally thetrieuds few thousands of two million d_cllars. ' Um, Ne, F311 _md Winw,V,;'_f| ,ms have _‘n.i”d_ __ A _.V  " V
,_ of prohibition will have only  much _ ' ‘ Z _ V ‘V i _  
nu reasontoauspectabetraysl of Qieircause , ,_ V _I 0 _   l ‘e _ ff” -5.;
’ ___ V. in Vienna., Beaver-, »'-I ons,  VI _' .l
, ' Newg_ Saiiii__l!8S  
Serg>s and V-cunsw. 1 - - 5 I _V
New Trowsermg _ ; ‘ 1
The latest noveltinrlll Vgfbbcks  Stripes. _ " . "
Also a iu=l line of Gents. F_‘urmshings. _  ‘ - -t
- - » _ _
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John file 
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that is the best oil if you
buyihe
American Piaifs Asha
A from us. Our price in 4
gallon lots.
22 cents per _gallon-
V" ° 'H  X ' - Equits numerously signed by' prominent
lig
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'§¥y32= t..°‘¢,_~ . ,‘ *rf 1;.-»: -. rl _.gb .,3;,__.-.,__5_ =_.,~¢3-_.<~;:g_»¢-_§»_'.;
& kB’_f“_’VkV°“ t°    th’ ne" physician. Put to no avail. -'I.-was Xin-
'   of Char. glliV\ced_b¥mi;.tfel1<:;w sgdereil; to try Dr.
IOWBEOWD  Of the pl‘0p0l;l]i Bull llhll J thaisetze  
' Insurance Agents. 1. on. of ii.. tiling. out are pu.; ua. ;;1g;f-hadIng=§et§°;;°§§°§;ir;
And there ara, others. of which more disease." _
ei? i
 Hut   ater
Is an excellent thing to heat s. house
with and in fact some people whose
houses we have iitted with Hot Water
say they would not have any other
method now. Maybe you are interested
in it. ~
Let us hear from you.
Bill! Sllllill X li,
Founders, Engineers, Machinists and
Boilermakers.
Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf, Chsr~
' lotictown, P. E- Island- I
Phone |25- _
Ili Milli! iillilllli
some 'rx-nNG7i` como oN. _
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We  some; time ago to the
_disiltimticn in thsidominant  in
P. B. Island that would be lilmly to
follow the retirement of PVj‘emier
Farquharsen. Thereiare evidencesof this
procees now that  has accepted the
'ape running loosely _r the time. _ There
is no longer a responsible head ‘to the
Executive in the sense that there has been
and it may take some time to get? things
settled. The first necessity is a new
Premier, and though it was thouiht by
the inner circle that this successipu had
been provided gfor, no 'éoiilcial
number of candidates for the position.
gg;
qi V_
In the meantime 'hertain active sup-
porters of Mr. Fijquharsou, ln their
coming :by-election have been in
treaty with the liquor interests _jot the
Clty,hiuting at immunity from prosecu-
tions,and also at means for getting
troublesome witnedes out of the way in
consideration of political support. The
liquor sellers accept the dismissal of
Prosecutor Henderson as a distinct favor
and acting upon the proposals made to
them have within' the past few weeks
are now selling quite openly. We ee the
convictions for illegal sale except in the
To these evidences of the loose order in
‘which aifairs are running we 'V may add
. another feature. The spoilamen are
already exploiting the prospect of certain
Government omces which they hope to
|obt!ain,not on the merits of the applicants
Tm: Guanmas verified a street ~ rumor
and found thata petition has been in
circulation in favor of the appointment
of James E. Grant to be Postmaster of
Charlottetown! This petition has been
party men and supporters of the Premier.
1'Of course it contemplates the( removal of
 the present worthy Postmaster; Mr.
may be said hereafter.  -
8, Q "" _*_ i __ L remarkably' quick to relieve and pou-
The Summerside  heartily tively cures each and seovery form eg gg-
  if- ‘QM f°= '-“° '§‘;1.i'2..'i§’.”s‘i..‘”°‘”...a.s.i.°*é'.Ee‘I»?.‘a~.f.‘!
_ A Premiershipofthe Proviii The Journal Quin- _ __ _
Beprmentipg the leading British being opposed to the party in power is! _ . _
&pe&l . _ not therefore in a position to make its " _
recommendation iniluentisl within the I J E -A i*
T ‘ ` -F " dh Liberalranks. Still, it must besatisfactory _VV _ " V
goodreport” among those that are of the
nearly one half the population
THE V_
Have made arrangements to Q6
*entity of
ladi_ei` Box. and
Goats  
_rhssmwsfkisiaisliss
Yiblllvethna far favored 'as
Hen’s custom-nude 
V is tiifsfiai
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I I _ ve' ¥_7;§'f;` I  ~   2' _
TBUR3%AY.N0 F?§.!1E1- new railway station. The nt 5
f ~'/ ‘n :  _ ' 
r if  " '?“* f- location is not convenient, the Building
_glad therefore to learn that there is fair
nomination for the Commons. His <' _ I . _  ° f
successor as Premieg has not yet been V ' _ ‘ I l _ V w ’ 
_auncunced. and go rnmental matters mmm” °!‘n°' auth" being bum' In A to ' ' Q
K the near future more suitable to the ‘
but from party favor.. Only yesterday” Mr. James Mclsaacs, 25 Elgin St.,
_mm-. McLeod to new that he is “of §      f
_ _ _ _ ,/‘_
1t’sthe msn behind the gun that `\\'))
A few years ago Cornell University
llwatchingthem aebefsre. Now President '
| | sehurmsi. in his report regmfuuy _ ~ ~
_ ` announces the failure of the new plan.
PIE' L   and foresbedowss  to the Vfcrmti.
_ _ V _ e at watVetVzsg _against mea. It , _
gl _ _V  _ is
ucuencn among C.-'rnell I " _ f -1 t ' 0
this _V_V7is~§_@ not regarded as _V I' V  
geptiemen. This is a' very 'VV  ‘ ,
6: things," if true, and ~  _ 
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= 4 &lȤUL&lF.
Beyond question Charlottetown needs a
is quite unsuitable and also unhealthy
because of  located; over  V ’ V i t
water. The new bridge and the construc-
tion of the Murray Harbor Railway will
make this the headquarters of two road
which will involve the necessity of
increased accommodation for the public _ _ -
as wellasfor the omcial stall. We are
requirements generally, more conveni-
eutlybocated to serve the public and on a
the station are the present site of the f
of these would be a decided /improvement
talked of in the Board of Tradei If
anything is to be done by the City in the
should be taken. Otherwise it may be
assumed that our citizens are lndiRrent
prospect, we presume the Government
would desire to carry out the reasonable
wishes of the majority if they c_an be
enough tosuit those who are abroad in
case of a woman who, of course, has no 5116 GUI? 6V¢llillil~ ' ~
ltc|llh8. Burning. Skin,
tracked ilance. Sore Ear.
‘Devo Illustrations of How Dr. Chase;
oianaear cures nears; skin ma-
ences and Eruptlona.
Ottawa, Ont., writes:-“I suffered with
salt rheum for upwards of ten years,
the skin on my hands cracking and
_breaking so as .to rna.ke__~th_em useless.
After trying all sorts or__re_medics in
_ vain, I became discouraged and
thought my sufferings would never end.
_ Last spring I used Dr. Chase’s Oint-
ment and in a ,short time was perfectly
cured.” - ~
` _ Mr.. Bohllcholscn. Manor House, Win-
_ niPe8» Han., states :-"For several
'rmontim I had  troubled with
eczema on my ears, _and *lor weeks I
doctoreé with s prominent Wlnni eg
'1‘here,Vl_Bno limit to the healing qual-
ities of r Chase's Ointment. It is
ef, I \\
does the work, and it's the ingredients \
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V`0pposit_ion party, who comprise pretty J cf *meh _ 
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V ras New York world tens than of fill    
2132J819male citizens of the'R¢ ublic of ‘li /fi
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voting age 2,326,295 are illiterate, being 10 '  is *md* “mt d°°° me "°'k- ° ‘ 
per seat or the wal. It would seem that _((1)) BRITISQ COUGH cuss-euro.
_universal suffrage might well be restricted  _ It does not upset the stomach, ' gg l
`by an educational test where one in ten of f‘.\\\`, A It's easy to take. *I
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the voterscannot read or write. Of course ' \\ It is ¢5¢¢wa1_ ~
there is much greater illiteracy in some ‘mf We make “_ _ -é\
other countries’ but in such wuntries  We sell it and lots of it 
the voting franchise is usually restricted ‘
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V  Price 25c. `
j by a properi y qualification being required. ' Q ‘ _ 
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7*' W. BEUIIII, Plllii. B.  '
under the presidency of Dr. Schurmau, T1" 5‘1“°'° D‘“3s”* `=<_~
’ _ _ \ Y  l ~ 
~e, -_ _--» -_ ' 2 I adopted the plan of placing students on ` “nys e _ ” ’
their honorat examinations, instead of ~   §f_»='f¢'_"‘ Qfé __ \_ ,
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more healthful site. < t  :_  V ‘ ‘_ W   Q _ H
The locations one or other oi which is ` i ‘ I _  _
now spoken of aa likely to be chosen for ` y
R°‘"“| HW" mr °“-° ‘°‘ lh°1°‘ '“ 5°" ~ ' 'Illia morning we place on acentre table on the 
“managment is y&_mlde“d than no . ‘of the Hotel lJaviea'for another. _ Either _ floor, 40 new and lstyl1Vsh_r`eady.to-wem' Haul 
on the present location. But what about  .75 ` 2    ’ 5
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the proposed extension of the railway track _ , ’ _ - V V
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wlyofiniiuencing the final decision of 2 5   yn i
the railway authorities, prompt action' I ° _ _ __ 5  “fi
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inathe matter. Withan election in near ~ 
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Elilillis d ll
ilwltly enlarired their sales. A number 1 °°°°"'°i°°d’ V VA    
<4 'Nfl
 Uhe great  gf drunken. The Street  “intermittent”  F °
ness, while there are few recent and are Hequently not lighted early _ _ -
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schrnml   
we saves com me stock ofsooss suitcases for me seine  st.
Pirnce of Wales’ Qoifeges. A ledge stick of  _ V
PVens."1nl¢, Pencils. Ejxercise and Work
‘ '  Books. 80'.. 51:- _
u _ Telae usual discounts to students and Teachers. Open Evenings till 9V
.1611  he 1 L' s_ 
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'I°hree0a_hesl_O1ive Oil and
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