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iiii Eiliiiliil WITH Hllllllllll

Scalp One Mass of Sores,Hair and

Eye-Brows Fell Out-Agony for Eight Long Years -Doctors Were Unable to-Help Her.-

SPEEDILY CURED `

BY CUTICURA

" I had suffered terrible agony and

pain for eight long years from uter- rible eezenrn on the scalp and face. The best doctors were unable to help ure, and I had spent n lot of money

for many remedies without receiving any henctit. lily scalp was covert-1 with` scuhs, my face was like a piece of raw beef, my eyebrows and lashes were falling out, and sometimes I felt as if I was burning up from the ter- rible itching and pain. I then begun trvatirrg myself at home, and now my html and face are clear and I amen- tirely urll. I first bathed my face with Cutieuru Soap, then applied Cuticura (lint nu nttothe aiiiieted parts,nnd took Chili-urn Rcsulveut for thc blood. I v-:as greatly reliev-.-ri after the first ap- plication, and continued use of Cuti- r-uxui salon marie a colrlplete cure.-- lui” Mary rf. 1-ily, \\'e,<r\>oro, luuss."

AGUNIZING ECZEMA

And itching, Burning Eruptions with Loss of Hair, Cured by Cutlcura.

:lille the affected parts with hot

water and Cuticurn Soup, to cleanse the suriaec of rruats and scales, and softeir the thickened cuticle; dry,

\\-itlmut hard rubbing, and apply Cuti- eura tlintlui-nt freely, to n lay itch- ing, irritation, and inflammation, and soothe and heal ; und, lastly, take Cuti- enra iii solvent Pills to cool and nit-arise the blood. A single set is often suilieient tu cure the most tor- turing, disiigurirrg skin, scalp, and blood humours, with loss of hair, of infancy or nge, when doctors, medi- cine, and ull else fails. vnu. li... sl,-il. nnlullfni. -ua r-num una rin."-iimut ille »..»||ll. rr-noir. l~m|-»u,'.'rcllrm»rrwu»¢sq,. nn, s ln.. in ia run; an-nails. lt. 'rowln at ut., syuury. l-nn. . amd a_i*l..»|n.<~..lp.. |ll..n»u,.~'.l|~ rmpn. _ -u.1..- rm, --an .uma nn srul,s=»lp,ma lm.-.'

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

FRIDAY MORNING FEBRUARY il. lilli.

IMIIGRANTS FOR THIS PROVINCE. '

An important movement has been set

afoot with aviewto bringing tu lhll Il- land u class ol selected immigrants froni tha Mother Country such as will be adapt- ed to our neads.- The Salvation Army, through its immigration department un- der the hondsllip of Brigadier Howell brought to Canada last year and success- fully placed some 5,000 imnrigrauts and is bringing some l0,000 this year. Atthc instance ui \V. A. Hawley ofthe Army

here, a limltcd number of these will he brought io P. I-l. Island.

These will include (ll farmers with

some capital to take up vacant public

_ lands or acquire holdings by purchase; (2 'young farmers or farm laborers to work fur wages; (Sl) experienced general) servants, housemalds, cooks, kc to do work for which thcy may be engaged; (4)

partly experienced girls for general serv- ants, strong ami wrlllnu to learn. A limited number of elasaesii and 4 can be

supplied. The Provinclniilovernureut is acting in friendly accord with tho move- ment und has undertaken to guarantee employment for one hundred mon on the farms, which number Mr. Hawley will endeavor to secure from this spring‘s

irntirigration.

We heartily endorse this movement and

thc good work which the Salvation Army in doing in bringing immigrants to Canada. The Army is in close touch with the working classes in Great Britain

through its 1,Hcorp9 established there. nndhy its admirable organisation and lmethods has demonstrated its especial

I fitness for conducting a movement of this kinll. llelp of the kind which it is pro- posed to bring hers is needed ami there is every reason to hope that the movement ruay result in mutual benefit to the old land and thc new.

l\lr. Hawley gives assurance that the

people to be brought to the Island include

ur Sale

e A in the lives of those \vho have been moved

at these meetings to sat their fnccs toward

i“no slurunrera or riff-rad," and that they will be principally youul l>°°l»‘l.¢ [rom the rural distri--ts of tlus old land who are

out of employment or an sacking to

:beturr their -condition byoomiugto this

Inountry. Pai-opnsdaslriug help of lay ol 'the classes named should apply at ou'co .aa tha time for rooeiving applications is

_limited to February 8. The people aro coming in March and April. Farmers

'requiring laborers and others requiring 'help, should write at once, enclosing _stamp for reply, to W. A. Hawley, Rox 404, Charlottetown.

TORONTO'S li£ViVAL.

The special religious services conducted

_by Evangellsts Torrey ami Alexander in , Toronto were among the most remarkable

_lu the interest developed of any such ,work yet carried on ln Canada. During a period ot twouty~nine days beginning with the new year tha meetings were

_continucd, and throughout that time -Massey Hall, said tb he the largest 'auditorium in Canada was throngcd with auger listeners.

There were on an average nearly two

meetings aday. There were meetings for man only, for women only, for boys, over- fiowmcotings and meetings for oveicy- body. Ono meeting for clergyman was

_attended by 40001 their number, from

‘Toronto and all parts of Ontario. In the city n very general interest was stirred, the revival services formed a leading

‘topic of general discussion and of news- paper comment, while very full and accur- ate reports ofthe addresses made and the occurrences at thc meetings were record - in the daily press.

Tho rnerc statistics oi’ the work mr

tabulated inthe Toronto Gloheare lm-

' presslve: Mcctirrgsheld.............,.... 521 `At\endance........... ... 230.000

“ “ _ from outside 10,000

Adults conver‘tud...... . . _ , . . , ,. 2,050 Children cuurer‘ted..,..., 1,070 Total conversions.. ... . .... ~i,:l'l5 Collections, about. ... . .. ..... . ._ $l0,000

Here we have on average uttcndanca at

all meetings throughout the month of ,over 4,305 persons. At many oi the moet_ ings wo are told thousands were turned uwuy unable to obtain admittance. These Inots establish the deep religious ‘interest created by tho services. As to ,statistics of oon\'er.~rlous, it may be ob- jected that a change oi' hoart and life is u matter wlneh cannot be verified at tho

moment. in so many cases. But the numbers sctdown have atleast publicly professed their desire and intention to llveaChriStinnlli'e. Many may relapse into their former way of living, but we doubt not much good fruit will remain

the things that are honest, pure, lovely nnri oi' good report.

G ! _CALENDAR FOR_FEBllilAllY i906

And we never had

lives before, and

tiuue itjust

ONE WEEK

at sale so successful in our `

now \ve’ve decided to con- .

l.0NGER

]ust till Saturday night of this week and

then the prices go back to their usual places

NOW IS YOUR CHANCE

/ina you wool gem ..gai..,25, 33% of 50

per cent oil any goods you like to ask for in

our big stock.

WE’LL WAGER YOU’LL BE SURPRISED

when you price our goods during this week,

and you ll wait :1

' ' year for another chance if

you miss this one.

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New* oon2ild.3h. 57m. u. rm_ _

Da ot I Sun | §uu| Moon High Water i “liek Rises Sets Sets i a. rn. I p. m

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The publisher ni tha best Farmer’s

“I would say that I do not know of a

medicine that has stood the tclt 0| time like MlN`ARD'B LINIMENT. It has been an unfalling remedy in our household ever since I can remember, and hal outlived dozens of ,would-ba competitors and |n|itat.ora." ~

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Iron-ox Tablata mean good health. Try

a box, at your druggialfa, I5 eta por box.

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Fira sale mililuery. Our mililusry

stock in divided Intolotaatiiu, loc, Wo, andliilo. Ran bargaloa,far below cost and practically undamaged.-Woakl k 00. Iiltitf.

Furs further roduood-Final round up sala of fum commonooa today-ovary nook- piooe remaining goal at lou than ball price. For Instance lil, $25,!! and IH, :wie collars of Gorman link goat SIMD, All fun proportionately roduoed. Dumb today.-Weeks U04, Fin Sala. itil.

THE NEw_r_i_sr

The G.llnrdian'lTl1e First I Saturday issue

Tha Saturdnyiuumnl the Morning

a ill he mailodtn any- address in Canada, the British Islaa, Tranavaal or the United States ,

FOR BUT -FIBTY CEN TS

D°l‘!¢Bl‘. or _six months for twenty»ilvs cents. Each issue oontalnsa SPECIAL naoazxua mica devoted w the Literature, History, Folk Lorie and Best interests of tho Provinca ol' Prince Edward Island; also AN INTERESTING SHORT STORYi SERMON BY REV. WM. DOBSON;-Notes onthe SABBATH SCHOOL LESSON for a week hence; a COMIC PAGE, printed in colors, which will make you laugh each time you read il; besides ALL THE LATEST TELE- GRAPI-IIC. FOREIGN AND LOUAL NEWS. -The Guardian will continue to improve. It will be better in i000 than ever belbre, and it has always been \'°tll\`fi'f¢1 by tho general public as a thoroughly up-to-date newspaper. Special arrangements are already being made for decided improvements in all editions.

Each Saturday issue ot The Guardian, it

purchased forrryearat the regular retail price, would cost more than double th

By The _

BY FAR TEE BET

besides being fifty percent larger than any issued during tho waok. Just think a local paper ol

TWELVE PAGES

with so many special and interesting features ` ` W -

FIFT Y~T\VO ISSUES FOR BUT FIFTY CENTS.

No such offer has ever boon made before. V\'hnt nrcar gift, or one that would bo

more appreciated, could be .sent to a friend I

Remittance-s can be sent byPostal Note

Express or Money Order, or postage stamps io The Guardian, Clrarlottutown A postal Gard mailed to this otlice will

bring a sample copy by return mail to the dd iv

a reasg en.

If you reside in tho city and haven'

tlmotocail. ielc hone 13211 anda mes-

your receipt. _

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ssausu ‘rsnoaxs gadre»¢d_ 1°

the Postmaster General, w\il;e_3l;°¢\\;§‘_l_ at Ottawa until Noolh °\\ I “fx of th Much 1 forthe ¢°"¢l’°

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.pecan pare, mu? Mimi rm- ix. any Hn Mrl=\i7" "°il=°=\ °_Pf°P°*‘:§§;’;‘k

Eflltlnu or an olarlomwwn Guardian, persona why bu) 'Tab Guardian should .tract for buf 7”" 'fi *‘,‘§f,"e,§“ and almost invariably twaiva pages or more, take advantage ul this oder, as it wil Hd’ "'.°7‘l b“¥,fg';“J“-1'y“¢xt_ »

aavothem even more than .the subset-ips Vixgxzdrsgzicgs wntginigg fm-ther ln- tion price. The Saturday issue is formation u to madman, 0_f pfoposgl

snk or a

Co tract may be seen and b of Tender may be obtained at the P03 Offices of Charlottetown, Victoria. N°:h River, York Point. *IC-» md it if Olllce of the Post 0fIic¢ IW?" °"

Charlottetown. G_ c_ ANDERSOM ~

Superintenient. _

Post Ofiiee Department, Mail Contract

Branch. Ottawa, 24th .l°"“B“Y» i905-

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R A I LWAY ‘

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Points West ,_____Z--if-11--Z1* Canada’s Famous Train

The “Maritime Fxprcss”

_______.._.--1-_-- ts unsurpassed in the excellence of

songer will bo sent to your rcsldenco with .its Dlllihg Clif Service Bl1dSl€¢pii1g

Car accommodations.

Fra Baiarrh Burp No Mum Bad Breath

“MY New Drscovsnr Qvrekrv Cunns

Ga'rvri.nn." U. E. Guss.

Cutnrrh is not only dangerous, but it

causes had breath, ulceration, death and decay oi' bones, loss ofthlnking and reas- oning power,krlls ambition and energy, often causes loss ol appetite, indignation, dyspopsla, raw throat and reaches to general debility, idiocy and insanity. It needs attention at once. Cure it with Gauss' Caturrh Cure. It is n quick, rad - cal, permanent cum, because it rids the system of the poison germs that cause catarrh.

In order to prove to all who are suffer-

ing from this dangerous and loathsome disease that Gauss' Catarrh Cure will actually cure any case of catarrh quickly,

no mutter how long st»\nding__or how bad, lwlli send a trial package y mail frec of all cost. Send us your name and adri- ress to-day and the treatment will he sent

you by return mall. Try itl It will pos- tively cure so that you will be welcomed

instead of shunned bg your friends. C. E. GAUSS, 5445 Main t., Marshall, Mich. Fill out coupon below.

I FREE I

1 This cougon is good for one trial : I gackage of nuns' Combined Catarrh I : uremaiied lreein plain packaye.Sinrp- : 1 ly fill in your name and ad ress on Z Z otted lines below and mall to 2 2 C. E. GAUSS, M45 Main Strett, I I Marshall, Mich. I

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Coiniu valentines, fancy valentines an elagantline to select from. Prioa from 1 centto$2.00. Dontmiss -seeing them at Taylors Bookstore. ld iw. ~

Paion& Co's' Clothing Department is

listed for to-day‘s discount race. 25% to off all clothing. Jas. Paton & Co.

' iidtf.

Just received an elegant line of Phot

Frames for Christians in gold, lcatlier and composition all of the very latest designs. 'l‘o been seen at tha Studio- Geo. H. Cook. iid tf

Soap - Values

A iirge supply of - Cieavers Ehgltrh suapa and Coigated American. just nceived- No better value 3 for 25c.

Comb Values

We are showing some splendid values in these. Hair brushes. our 501: leader cannot be beaten nine row bristle, solid back. others ol like value.

above see "

~-i.w.ne<iaii,,l3nmn , 'Hal Bqulh Drugjilt,

usa Ozone (tho coupon kind) because

they know it is superior to nny_other brand on the market, because they get nearly twice ns much for their money as they would were thryto buy any other make, because it is thu only way in which they can procure one full sized 2% pack-

To ed`ect a pcrmnrmrrt cure of germ

troubles wc recommend that Celery King Ira taken with Solution of Ozone an-I remenriicr the Cclcry King is supbllod at our expense. No other ilrnr can rnnlrc you this generous o1l`er We nlouo have thc right. to give Celery King with Ozone, so he sure and ask your druuglst for Ozone (the coupon kind). ` 'rrlx Punuo nlnm nn. rnunnarrunu oN'r.

ii-_-Li¢_.__

Furs-Fire aain-A few choice pieces

still available all at half former prices Come quickly.-Weeks 8: Go. iildtf.

“_ l For Tickets, time tables and _all in-

THOUSANDS OF CANADIANS formation lvvlr 1°

l snrnarnrsnonnr,

“__ Prince Edward Island Railway,

Charlottetown, P. E. Island.

Or General Passenger Department, Moncton, N. B.

Are you a mem-

uge of Celery King frec of coat. i

Y.M. C. A?

If so call and have your photo taken for the group.

Gauvln, Gentzcl & Co. PHOTOGRAPHERS,

J._A. S. BAYER. Prob.

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i Whether your order is in; range, heater, furnace, forge or steam coal, youlre sure to get the best- mined here.

Best to Burn _ Best to Heat. '

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Can help you when you are sick, and

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WE DOCTOR Your linen and prolong the wearable

qualities of your washables. We me modern methods and the best materials

oil- This means long life to your liuin-a saving to you.

' A. F. WEBSTER,

Star Steam Laundry. Kent St. Phone 15|.

Shoe Bargains.

All litres of footwear at special cut prices to clear before stock taking, Feb. xst.

CONROY.

The Shoeman, Sunnyside,

, Ch’town.

‘ ADVERTISERS

You ge t1 HE SPACE

AND POSITION you contract for. THE NUM- BER OF INSERTIONS YOU PAY FOR. and reach THE PF OPLE WORTH GOING FOR.

lheilugeis Hardware ilu., iii. . ,. .,,,

GETS YOUR AD- J

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Two 8lz_\=\t3, `

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UUPED QUICKLY and PERIVIANENTLY By Using Beta EI IaIa§_e

AND GIVE ‘

AND VITALITY

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' THEY OLARIFY THE SKIN, PURIFY THE (r

Duperin the Maritime Proviucesin writ- ` Q BI-°°° ‘un nE°u|'ATE TH! BUWELB ` into in states: ' ‘ av Oioanalng All Disorders from tho system.

Positively Cure all Diseases of iho Stomach, Liver, Kid- v nays, Sick Headache. Ccnslinaiiun and liervuuanou.

loo. :m_d 25°. a Box 9

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. Retire /~°°=»=~r no * ,O Plzlluso LVBBFITUTEB FOR “Ll-5.

For sale by Johnson & Johnson

rorbnganaln ale. 'Qi

_ , _'nh 'l'-mam Epicure who don not an un: . _-5-; j tlftortllr -1iW|s1'. rr:-Asuort uvav

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l'l'1E”"'”” DIFFERENCE

When you nut a man to Work you pay the MAN. When you put YOU lVi0il¢y I0 W0l‘k IIIC lI10l1CY PZYS YOU.

Your money put to work or rntllff spent in buying our furnishings which -are now oiercd at disconniél of from

15 p. c. to Half Price For a short time only

will pay you. Call and see what Fe mean and what you can tml' with but half the money that WHS required a few days ago. I

John McLeod®.Co.,

Up-to-date Clothiers, Charlottltown. ._ , . ,,_

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