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BILIOUSNESS-
ca“9¢d by 8 Dlsordcred Liver
Cured by Dr. Morse’s Indian Ram pm,
The liver’s work is t t 11 ' __
exceedingly bitter fluid wl'i’icSl)iecilseo¢fti;necii)iiEd tiiiit
Thi! bi1¢ iS St0red in the gall-bladder and atgthe
proper time it is poured into the upper part of the
ntestines. There it helps in the digestion of the fatty
*md °l1Y PINS Of thi: food, and regulates the action
_Df UW b0W¢|5. CHl1Slug them to move often enough
to clear the system promptly of indigestible food
Wh” the liver gets out of order as it does
with a surprisingly large number of people, the
flow of the bile becomes irregular, and the quality
of the fluid is changed. The bowels consequently
become irregular also, being coustipated and loose
by turns; the food is only partly digested; the
bile gets into the blood, acting there as a poison
and_deinoralizing the whole system. A sudden
I dizziness zrfell on rising, .r/mfr .romelz'mes_/Yan! before i
I/1: qyes, I/ie langue is fuxred, I/:ere is a biller taste in
Me maui/1, and a mart disagreeable feeling af.r1'r/em-_rr
and /assifudc.
This is Biliousness.
Dr. Morae’s Indian Root Pills get right at the
root of the trouble and speedily relieve it.
They first put the disordered liver right, so
that it supplies a normal quantity of healthy bile.
This opens the bowels and clears out the clogged-
up system. The blood is puritied, the stomach
cleansed, all the disagreeable symptoms disappear
and the whole delicately adjusted mechanism of
» _the body moves smoothly again.
On the first appearance of bilious symptoms
hike Dr. Morse’s lndlan Root Pills.
Mr. J. C. McCulloch, a railway conductor of
Westport, Ont., writes:
"It is with pleasure I write to inform you that your
_ Dr. Morse's lndii-in Root Pills have proved of great value
to nic. l suffered froin_ biliousness, caused by ilie
I improper action of my liver. I tried remedy alter
V reuiedy but without any lusrtng good. Having heard of
your pills curing sui-li cases as mine, I decided to give
tliern a fair trial. They proved satisfactory, restoring
to me perfect health.” l
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Underwear excels it is in the way it is finished. This after all, is u
most important feature, it has a lot to do with the comfort, shape-
llness and wear resisting qualities ofthe garments.
Ask your dealer to show you Eureka Underwear for men,
examine it. compare it with others, l\otice the way the button
holes are made. the way the seams are overstitched and the other
good points. _
. It's really unshrinkahle. ln heavy weights at medium prices.
Nova Scotia Knitting Mills. Ltd., Eureka, N. S.
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Have you lrlofl ll Yen
nutty s. Nichoifgn room ct1:_<:;;mi;tvi'i_; M, RUSS, ,
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How_Sho Happened to Wear I-ter
Yellow Gown That light.
ly VIRGINIA ILAII.
[Copyrixhg 1.909, by Aaaooiatad Lihlu-ry
Prana]
a clump of dadodtls.
“I am golng bo pick all of Kem."
c1lla's niece.
“Please don’t, Judy," said Mill Pri-
cllla faintly. .
“Why not?
"Because," was Misa Pri|cllla'a wo-
man's reason.
Judy looked at her. “Tell me,” sho
urged. “You are blushing, and you
can't have any secrets from mo. Aunt
Prts.”
Miss Priscilla beamed. It was Inch
a new delight to be bossed by this
beautiful being who had come all the
way from Europe to the little country
village to see Ior the tlrst time her ta-
t.her's sister. _
“Tell me,”' Judy repeated and drew
the little lady down beside her on the
garden bench.
Judy listened intently while Miss
Priscilla stammered out her little ro-
mance. “So you and he alwayssat on
this bench by the danodil bed, and
you wore a little yellow dlmity gown.
and he called you 'My Lady Dntto
dm. ..
“Yel.” Miss Priscilla’s voice was
dreamy. “And he used to quota some
verses that ended:
"And then rn! heart with pleasure nlls
and dances with the durodnn."
“Why dldn’t you marry hiin‘P’ Judy
murmured. '
“’.l‘hem was a misundersmndlq."
Miss Priscilla said, “and he went
away, and I haven’t; heard from kim
since, and that was twenty years ago."
Judy enveloped the shabby black
`tlgure in a big hug. “Dear Aunt Prls."
she said, "and you have been alone
and lonely all these years, -whllo 1
have been having a good time."
“You could.u't know," Miss Priscilla
said, "that after father and mother
died I invested all of my money in a
mining scheme that failed.” .
"No: we dldn't know," Judy said,
"and you have scrtmped and saved and
gone without pretty things whllo I
have simply squandered piles of mon-
ey on gowns." '
“The one you have on is a beauty.”
Miss Priscilla said. “You look like a
role."
Judy laughed. “The row and the
dun'oilil,” she sang. "We belong in
your garden, Aunt Prls."
“liao Priscilla," said some one from
the other side of the fence, “may I
have a rose hom your garden?"
"I told you last night you couldn’t.
Bobbie," Judy retorted.
"Don’t quarrel," Miss Priscilla ex-
postulatsed. "Come up presently and
have lunch with me.”
As she left them Judy stood looking
after the slender, old fashioned tlgure.
“Dld she ever tell you about the dalo-
dlls, Bobbie?" <
..No_..
“He was her lover and he went sway
-and his name is Constantin: Mer-
cer."
“Do you know," Bobble said. “there's
a man at the hotel named Mamet-0.
Mercer?"
Judy grasped his hands across the
fence. "Bobble, boy," she said, “sup
pon it should be the same one-and
suppose be is eomlngback here to look
up Aunt Pris."
“She must: have changed awfully in
that time," Bobbie said. “She--she
isn’t very pretty now, you know,
Judy.”
"She's beautiful," Judy said dedant-
ly. “Her hair is lovely and' her eyes"-
“Constandns ls probably old and bald
and ugly-but or course that doem’t
count."
"Well, one doean't exactly look for
beauty in a man"-
"It one did one might be disappoint-
ed," Judy murmured pointedly. Then
she went on, "lf it is Constantine hefll
probably be over this evening, Bobble."
Mwhy.”
"Because she said he always camo at
twilight, and-and lovers don't forgot
such things, Bobble.”
"Don't they?" Bobbie demanded with
some interest. "Will you rememba'
that I always camo at high noon in
time for lunch, Judyl”
"Aunt PHA." Judy said a lldlo later
when they were at lunch, “Pm going
to get tho dinner tonight and I want it
late. Bobbie’s coming and rm going
to put on style.”
Bobbie looked up ln amansmsnt, hui
Judy'l eye warned him. “You arc to
como at 7:11)," sho uid. 'I want to
show you what a one cook I am."
After Bobble left Mill Priscilla pro-
tested.
"Please," Judy began, "let me get the
dinner and-and I want oo dmaa you
up and have you play lady for ones
in your lite. You an going to wear a
pretty gown tonight," July lah! decid-
edly. “Como on uptaln and choose
one, Aunt Pda."
Once in Judie room that cumulu-
tic maiden dumped on the bed a doaen
gowns before aho found tho one In
sought.
"there," sho said at hat, as
down a tluttoring tlutlty thing
yellow ehltron. “Put that on
how you look, Aunt Prim*
"Oh, my dear," Hb Prhllla po-
tslilsd. Bot Judy commanded, and aoos
gum Petaeila was incaaotl in the won
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In Misa Priselllala garden than was
said Judy Perkins, who was MII Prb-
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-‘ "tiling it’a Jill: the way I used to
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wear it,” Misa Priscilla laid.
‘And now you are to take a bool
mgodowntothegardon seatmd
stay there until I call you no dinner "
A halt hour later Bobhlo appeared
at the kitchen door.
‘Judy he said in an awed voice,
‘I didn't know clothes could make
uch a dlifetunce." .
“What?" asked Judy, abstracted.
She was deep ln the myatorlea ot
mayonnaise.
"Miss Priscilla isdown by the dado-
ll bod In a yellow gown, and Ibn
looks like a girl with her hair done
that way. And Constantine is headed
tor the garden He is a good looking
old duher, Judy.”
"I hope he has piles or money," Judy
said.
"I’ll run back and dress," Bobble
said. “But I wish you’d let: me get
the Lady ot' the Roses it he gets My
Lady Daffodil, Jndy."
“Go 'way,” sold Judy, but her eyes
were kind.
There were golden shadows across
the grass as Bobbie went toward the
gate, and Miss Prisdlla’s gown made
a spot ot gold in the dusky corner
where the daffodils grew. And at the
gate Bobble met Constantius. but the
man scarcely bowed. Hts eyes were
on that golden spot in the dusky cor-
ner.
"My Lady Datlodll." he said softly.
Miss Priscilla turned, started up. and
her eyes were like stars.
“Connie"- she gasped. and then Bob-
bie tied.
And when he crept back later he
found shades on the silver candie-
stlcks. '
He produced a great bunch of datl'o-
tllls and Judy put them in a sliver
bowl in the center of the table.
"Judy, this is my old friend Com
stnntius Mercer,” said ii happy voice.
Constantine held Judy’s hand and
looked down at her. "Priscilla and I
have been wondering how you hap-
pened to make her wear that yellow
gown today."
"A little bird told me you were at
the hotel."
“A little bird?"
“Bob-o-link," said Bobble from tho
other side of the table.
"Oh," andftlonstantlus grasped the
others hand. "1 told you 1 knew Miss
Perkins?"
"Yes," said Bobbie, "and I ooldludy,
and thereby hangs the tale."
But Constantine was not listening-
hand in hand with Miss Priscilla he
was looking at the dalrodlls that nod-
ded under the golden light.
And Judy, watching the old lovers,
turned her eyes presently on her young
lover and then her hand went out to
htmandbehindthobacksottheoth-
ers he bent and kissed her.
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Cured.
'Through one cause or another a large,
majority of the people are troubled with
some fonn of heart trouble.
The system becomes nm down, the
heart pal itata, you have weak and
dizzy apeiis, a iimotbering feeling, cold
claminy hands and feet, shortness of
breath, sensation of pins and needles,
rush of blood to the head, etc.
Wherever them aru sickly people with
weak heart; lilbtirn’s Heart and llerve
Pills will be found an effective medicine.
+§+-§++-+-§ Mrs. Wm. Elliott,
Angus, Ont., writes.
Heart "It is with the great-
'lroublo eat of pleasure I write
Cured ou stating the bene-
t l have received by
+4-+-+4-4-++ using l\lilliurn’s Heart
and .\`t-|'\'r: Pills. I
suffered reatly from heiirt troiililc. weak-
ness and smothering spells. l used a
great deal of doctors’ medicines but re-
ceived no benefit. A friend advised me to
buy a box of your pills, which I did, and
soon found great. relief. I highly recurri-
mend these pills to anyone luilering from
heart trouble."
Price, 50 oeuts per box or 3 boxes for
$1.25 at all dealers, or mailed direct on
receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co.,
Limited. Toronto, Ont.
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sells. etc., any of which will make ur-
ceptable gifts, Prices exteplionnlly low.
jeweler
Cor. of Great George & Graflor St
.lt#arr,ts,
Z. (tl. Patterson »
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Fall Boots s
Girls.
Special Values in fall foot- ’
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0pportunity . v
Wishing to flnvotc -=ll our timcto
the baking of Home-m .du Broad wc
offer for rcntnl our largo und coin-
niodlous st/ore-all fiiitiiirs lnclud»_-il.
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established grocery liiisinusu to l
which can be ivlded as n.n oxtrn
line-salt und trash meats' ole. .-\_n
excellent oponlnrt lsnfforrlod for this ,
latter time
hor fuller liiforiimtlon apply per-
sonally between sovnn und eight.
evening: or address.
13 Spring Park Road.
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Winter Boots
Good Boots
For Men, Wo1nen,Boys and
Any responsible pnrly lnkiug liolrl 5 " G.
will nvo the adv tn e ut it woll
   The “Daisy”
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”""Fvery churn should have
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;.;‘;;:°;“.';‘._.;..:; _r;:;_:;.‘....;'x.: Over 100,000 sold in Canada
watches. Clocks, Ebony pieces, and
rates our latest improved
Daisy Cliurn.
All the old excellent fea-
tures are retained, such as
Steel Bow Levers. Bicycle
Ball Bearings and wheels on
the front feet of the stand
for convenience in iiioving it
about, either when filled `or
empty.
The improvement consists
of afoot pedal attachment to
assist in operating it.
Heavier trunnious or axles
fastened to the barrel with
four bolts instead of screws,
as formerly, and the cranks
are fitted snugly to the trun-
nions and bolted, making
them perfectly rigid.
The connection straps are
attached to the cranks in
such ainanner that is efficient
durable and easily detachable
Cameron’s Grocery, A Crearn Breakers A
a Cream Breake as th
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break up the cream and cause the butter to come quicker.
The user will find the small addi
tional cost a good investment.
The Daisy is thee only Creani Breaker niade that can be put
n or taken out in a iiioiiieiit by a simple turn ofa thumb nut
Bows
The Bows have :ulvantage over the single lever that are
well worth the tritle of extra.cost.
The churn revolves more steadily because the power is
applied equally at both sides, and is less inclined to move.
We have just received a
new stoclt of the above
churns in all the different sizes, which we are selling
at lowest prices, wholesale and retail.
For over sixty year! this well-
known brand has set the world’s
standard ln llne :liver plate.
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cle.. are stamped
MIRIDIN IRITA C0.
f IGLD If LIADINQ DlAl.lll
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AND
Winter Suitlngs.
Why not save monov on your winter
wants iii our linol We can novo you
mnny dollars on orders ontrustodhero
and assure you the stiylo and tlt will
Distro the most. portion ar people. We
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m“M¢n‘_~i Auto Collo coats"
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C ‘ h{c_i_n'u heavy winter weight College
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“Monk hoavv winter weight double
lirennteri uverra its'
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A good line ot cloth tn choose from
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Thcfstore for good Goods and
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S. S. City of Ghent
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Will sail from Halifax 'every
Tuesday morning at 7 A. M,
Calling at Sheet Harbour, Isaac’s
Harbour, Canso, Arlchat, West
side, alternate trips Port Hood and
Cape George, arriving at Charlotte-
town Wednesday evening.
For further information-
Apply to
Carvell Bros
FOR SALE
Store on Breakwatnrstroot. Bouris. Building
3211) fl. Situated at tha approach to Knights
Nliart. Oauih the ahipulns and fish md"
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