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COIiIPLETE_T_llEATMEIIT

For Every Humour,iriim Plmples to Scriiiula, from infancy in Age.

The agoui'/.ing itching and burning

ofthe skin. as in cr;/.i~iiia; the frightful si-ailing, .is in psoriasis; the loss of hair timl rriisiiii-,f of the scalp, as iii sciillcii lirail; thi- i.ii'i;il ilisligurciuciir, as iii yiinlili-s nnil ringiroriii; the awful suiiiriiig of iiifants iiiiil the anxiety oi \\i»i'ii--uit parciiis. as in milk crust, tt-ttcr, :iiiil suit rlii-uni, all ilciiiund a rcim<l_\ i-I nlniost supcrliiiniaii virtues to :¢iii'i~c:~.~iiiilly cope \\'ith thciii. '1`Iiat Ciiticiira Si>;i|i_ (liiitiiiciit, and Pills are sm-li ,~t:imls pi'o\'t~ii bcyouil all iluiibt, Nil slziiciiit-iiiis imiilc regard- ing ihcni tliat is nut justified by the sii’i>ii;_;t-st i»\'iilciii‘i:. The purify and sw tim-~_~a. tin- power to afford imuie- iiiriir rtlit-f, the certainty of speedy niiil pcrniaiicnt cure, the absolute stil? ti' .mil pri-:it ccoiiouiy, have made ihiiii thi- .stanilnril skin cures and Iiuniiir rt tmilii :auf tlii-civilized world.

YEARS UF TIIRTURE

itching and Painful Sores Cover- ing Head and Body Cured By Cuticura.

"l~`or iifticii years my scalp and

iiirilii.i~l \\:i_~i one mass of scnlis, nnil it-v Iii»il_\' \\:is i‘i>\'cr'.'il with snr;-5,, `\\'i»r-l_~. iuinri-»t express how I suffered front thi- itching and pain. I hail girl ii up hope when a friend told nic to get Ciitiriirn. Alter batliing with L`iiiii~iir;i Soap and applying Cuticura Uiiitiiient for tlircc days, in_v licnil was as 1-li-.ir as ever, and to my surprise :intl j.r)~_ rim' i‘:il<c of soup anil one box uf iiintnit nt ninilu a conipletr- cure in Ulu \\\\I<. (sigiiul) Ii. ii. Franklin, 717 \\'ii:iliiiigtoii St., Allegheny, Pa.” i~..»'~ i.ni,~'....|._.iii_ii... iii. inn rin- .rp ...i.iiin»na imar

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E. HUBERT BEER.

Jurior Pai tner of the Mark \\'right Furnishing Cu.

PUBLIC OPENING OF

NEW FURNITURE STORE

room furniture, o s, goods.

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entire estiililisliiiicnt which affords almost double the iiccoiiiinoiiittioii of the olil one “ml Hives correspoinliiigly grcatc_:r oppor- tunities for exhibiting the large and

vurieii raiige of goods,

On tlieilrst floor which is surrounded by

a Uallery ail'0rding extra Ilonr spare equal to one half the ground iloor is shown | furniture for parlor, bedroom, dining i ioo ii and hall in all classes of goods fronii the most expensive tothe more inoder- I ate priced grades. At the rear is i\n

I annex for purlfir furnishings and pictures, known as the Picture Gallery. It`is lnrgc, well lighted and tastefully arran- gcd.

On the second floor is the earpct dc.

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The Overcoats we are showing for winter wear

are made of the prettiest most perfectly. They fit stylish square shouldered sired now -a-days.

fabrics, and are tailored splendidly, and are of the effect so much to be de-

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The prices are very reasonable indeed, starting

‘ at $5.00 for agood sensible wearing Overcoat, and

up by easy stages till $20.00 is reached, which we claim is the apex of Overcoat Perfection.

And remember if you are tall, short, slim,

' stout, or medium we can fit you perfectly. We know

:I our end of the business and we know it well. Come I in and let us show you how well.

rowse Bros.,

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The Only Real Good Clotliiers.

partuient which embraces carpets in Axminsters, Velvets, \Viltons, Brussels, 'I`npe.~iti-ies, Heinps and Jutcs, besides oilcloths, linoleums, mattings, carpet squares, in all kinds and all descriptions

to suit the purse and taste of everyone.

Here, too, are shown portieres, lace

curtains, blinds and every kind of window trinnning and fixing, blankets, comforts, niatitresses, wadded mattress covers, silenee cloths, table covers, etc. ()n this llat also are all kinds of furniture cover- ings for upholstering in tapestries, vel- vets, pluslies, velours and cretons, together with corr1s,giinps, and trimm- ings of all kinds. In one portion is the picture framing department in charge of an experienced frniner.

The third storey also extends, over the

adjoining building occupied by Haszard BC Moore and includes the entire third flat of the building, the remainder of which is"

P . variety, and tier upon » tier of top inn.ttresses of all goods

Senior Partner of the Mu

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occupied by tliani. This storey is used

for surplus stock in case goods and parlor furniturc,while in the annex of the adjac-

ent building are shown olllce

desks and chairs, heavy dining

The fourth and top floor contains sur-

plus stoeks in the lighter goods such as

reed goods, children's sleds, kitchen ltnbles, blinds and rollers, eurtain poles,

icture and wail moulding in endless

including Marshall Sanitary and Osternioor, wire inattrc-s<es in diff- erent makes including the celebrated

Copper King and Ilerculcs.

The three storey warehouse and rcpai

shop recently erected to the rear of th main buildings is completely filled. 'I`h ground-iloor is stocked with iron beds-,, wooden beds, lounge frames, and parlor frninw for upholstering purposes avid selected' lumber in mahogany, walnut, oak, basswood, ii/hite wood, and other' varieties used in the repair shop and niake~to-order department.

The second floor is devoted to chairs of-

ons,

EDITOR’S MAIL-

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I AN iiviiteeiiiierirs view.

I Silt:-I always have been it supporter of the Liberal Governinent but. I ani growingyiniiependcnt on account. of the way the Government has Iavished money upon its nieinbers. No doubt Canada has grown large in wealth and in population and therefore our representatives have more work to do and it takes longer to do it. but the lntlenmity of $2,500 is well worth the time spent in this work. The $2,500 indemnity, bad as it is, is not the chief stuinbling~block of the Government- it is this grotesque thing of peusioning the ex»Cabinct, Ministers. This is appall- ing in a civilized country where men are free to vote for any Government. What will our representatives say when they call again on the electors for their support in the next three years? Will they say that they opposed this Aeti If they do . will the electors believe them?) Undoubt-

,edly not, because all members of the 'fioverrinient supported this bill and they themselves are nspirnnts for a seat in the Cabinet at some future day. And when they grow rich and th-ed they can retire and receiveii pension of $3,500 for life.

Cabinet Minister ought to have mad

ex-Cabinet Ministers for? What reaaonhad they for doing this? \Ve never heard and suppose we never will. The Governmen should repeal this Act and cut down tha iiidemnity of $2,500 to $1,200 and de area-se the pay of the train :neu and decrease the frelghts and fares of our train service and give people u chance of shipping and travelling by train. And then, do away with the Senate chamber, for this is only u dead branch, although it hangs on. The Government can well do without ill. It`s only it home for old fogies who became short winded and could not spcechlfy and the Government gave them acushioned sent to rest their weary bones. Sorry that such a good .lovernmcnt which gave us everything it i promised should trip over such stumbling Iilocks as those, but I hope it will retrieve tsclf and regain its feet for if not worse may happen.And now is the time to make it right. Don’t walt for three years to do it. I)o li. now.

I remain yours,

AN Isnsvicnnanr.

[VERY MOTHERISHOULD KNOW

hat Ozone (the coupon kind) taken with Celery King is the quickest and most reliable way to cure children of colio, coughs, colds, fevers, chills, summer complaints, and a hundred other ills, it destroys the germs that causes thele

take iaolullon of Ozone-ltis just like lemonade ifailttle sugar is added. To make ii cure certain Ozone (the coupon kind) `nnd Celery King, the well known liixatlve tonic, shouldbe used wgethei'

Oaons (the coupon kind.) _

'rum rustic mum oo., uiimasiiuuu, on

' Health Dccliiics

his mark and be well ablet/o live in his V latter days without getting ii. pension. Or what did the Government pension the .

troubles. and children never object- to

We izlve Celery King free-one 251: pack- age with each purchase of Solution of Ozone. Mothers need have no fear in using these two preparations, because Omone (the coupon kind) contains no _ drugs noi- alcohol-simply gas in solution --and Celery King is made up of pure wholesome herbs, the best that money can buy. Always ask your druggist for

When Kiiliicys Fail,

Dull, Achiiig Back Pains, Seanty

and Highly Colored Urine, Headaches and Insomnia Indi- cate Dlseased Kidneys.

After experimenting for nearly 20 years,

Dr. Hamilton discovered an absolute

specific for weak kidneys. His pills of mandrake and- butternut cure perman-

MARK WRIGHT _

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Wright Furnishing Co.

the cheaper grades while the third door is used for workshop' and repair department which was formerly on King Square. This room is connected with the olllce by private 'phone and is under the persona) supervision of ilic Proprietors.

'l‘ln-oughout the Establishment is up to

date in every pn.rticuhir and possesses all the modern methods which cliaraetcrizc the stores of the larger cltlos.

f°“¥"'- °""';u";";"""i:'- 3‘°b°‘I"(§' “‘;'°“I, Dinner Sens at P. E. Island’s Greate

al ments are q c' y rc eve. y reso one . k S h, 5_0() d L 35 tablets, ton cents per box. All druggists. I ;.eé§1wtl‘l)ll;eSuCx:fside_au “,173 _‘ig d mf

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llfill‘li'l°ll‘.‘l:l°’° “mls as -iv titre READY

our land who are brokondowu in health md dn in out A mllerlhlo Ciilillwh, ovai-bungied with discus! pwulihl #0 their lax, s pu-ently rowing o d vli&ly¢i» youn . Odin! they qllvo PIO N 0" oomplexioir hollow. sunken ey°°» 'ml 5 lifeless look;' the face hu s pinched sud lin ud a arenas; they are weak, weary' ands tramblifwi 0mm °¥¢l'0mdY “°"°‘"» atm-ting at ova little nnlns. Mmy _orc 1°w.|Pii-iwd, uid mme are fretfal. Soma gn u patently bloodlali, Wild! wld-hind' und Feet, while others are flushed byjill unequal circulation of the blood, din-iuollv And sometimes dimnesl of vision lull of memory, and often loss of up silk md sleep, md are wearied with tarrigle dreams.

Palpitation of the heart. nervous prostra-

tion, smothering and sinking spells, short- ness of breath and the sensation of pins and needles are all indication! of A weakened condition of the heart or nervous iyawn, and should any of them bo present we would ltrongly advise tho use o I

MILBURN’S° HEART AND NERVE PILLS

They bring health in the broken down,

ener y to the weakened ooultitutlon, tone up die tired, overstnined nerves, and

k heart.

FOR WINTER

We have a full stick of all kinds of coal.

y _ We can supply you

P1'0mP\1y and at the

_ lowest prices.

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strengthen thowoa .- ~ "‘i`_;_(,.v -,<i__;»,»"

Mrs. Edward Jackson, H\ll’l Bridge, ~ "'._i;.__= Q S ` \.>»»`\“

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Oht., writes: “For A you I was greatly troubled with nervousness and lou of up

petite, md oould neither slsotp nor mt. After takin u. few boxes o liIilburn’u Heart uid Tier" Pills I Wu oomplotel cured and out recommend than to all sufferers.”

Hilburn’s Heart and Nerve Pill! 50 cents

per boxer three boxes for $1.25, ull dealers

we T. Milburn C0., Limited, Toronto,

Iron Ox Tablets are r sale at the i Apctheearies Hall. 'ldtf

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ently.

Can you afford to‘delay? No. your

interest. compels you to use this certain cure now-to-day. Only take Dr. Hain- ilton's Pills. and an absolute recovery lis guaranteed. In thousands of cases ` relief has been instantaneous. Such was the experience of James G. Gordon oi’

Marysville.

'r\vi:N'i‘v ri-:Aus A suri-*i-:ui-211.

“My kidneys bothered me for twenty

years. I had gnawing pains in the back and inylimbs ached with wcarini-.ss all the time. My digestion was poor and

I had spizclrs before my eyes.

“Dr. amllton’s Pills helped me from

the Brat day. Relief was lmmedi.ii.c.

than ever."

Allcomplaints kindrcdto kidney dis-

-Pllls. Their use insures you against

ble. No house should be witiioutsucli

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MYSTEIIIOUS SHOOTING.

I New YonK,Dcc. 5.-Mrs. Mngnnsh De L Belieu, the nurse who was 'shot last nigh tl by u man who then killed himself, ilicrl

early today. The dead man is supposed _ to be James Holmes, of Brooklyn. What motive promoted the tragedy is not

known.

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DROPPED ALL OTHERS.

Nerviiine-nothliig better made.

Something

Nice in hair brushes.

» We oiier ou a. nine

row solid back brush at 5oc.

Another lot of solid

‘ back, good bristle one

inch bristle at 65c and othi.-'s of like value. If you need any of these in the household see us.

A pleasure to show

goods. '

Also great values in

combs.

A.W. RCtilllti,Pllll1 B.

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DIRWWWW

They restored me and my health's better

sese are prevented by Dr. Hamilton'i»i

Diabetes, Brighifs disease and liver trou-

ahvalu;ble‘ miedcinei Sold bever -

re v rrugst. ‘lic ner ox,or

‘The Government ought to abolish this act gveefor $1_00_ §y mari frmii N, (1, porin,

because any man who receives an oifllce asl 51 C0-. KIDSSWIL Uni-» “nd H1i1`¢f0l`fl

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“I dropped all linlinonts but Nerviiine

becnusoi found Nerviiine the quickest. to relieve pain," writes E. S. Benton of St. John'a. “If my children are croupy or sick, Nerviiine cures them. If a cane of cramps or stomach ache turns up, Nei~vi~ line is ever ready. \Ve use Nerviiine for neuralgia._rheumat.ism unii all kinds of aches and pains; it is as good as any doctor." The great Canadian remedy for the past fifty ears has been 1’olson’s

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Just Received

75 cases Boots, :Shoes and Rubbers, all to be sold at

the lowest prices for spot cash.

CONROY

The Shoeman, Sunnyside. Ch’ town.

Eyes I Tested.

We are proud of the satisfaction we are giv- ing in our optical dc-

partment. If your

JOHN Y- PAYZANT

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Nova Scotia

Fire insurance Co.,

STRONG, LIBERAL, PROMPT. FULL GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS LOWEST RATES

.ionNi\.Ms¢i.i:on - _ - MANAGER. . -DIRECTORS:-F

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i President Bank of Nova Scotia. _ HON. WM. CHISHOLM - VICE-PRESIDENT

Director Empire Trust Co. J. WALTER ALLISON- Director Bank of Nova Scotia GEO. S. CAMPBELL - Director Bank of Nova Scotia WILLIAM J. CLAYTON, Director Suu Fire Trust Co. ANDREW MacK|NLEY - Director Empire Trust Co. J. C. MaéK'lNTOSH - -

II. M. DAVISON,

General Agent. Charlottetown.

apnea xnm¢

Director Eastern Trust Co

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The Flnnnclul Poul- tlon of the Gom-

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Paying Life insurance

ls`,Like Sowing Seeds

Mun opens his hand and sows seeds ;

likewise does he pay the premiums of

NW h an :ndowéiient policy and reap the har- ; - ves n o ape.

part cuiars about Endowment

Investment Insurance can be obtained by a postal card to the Company of ogg of its Agents.

North American tlfc '

-Assurance Co.-

Home Oiiioe; 0ompuiy's Building, Toronto - '-' ' - ' -_ '- 0”,

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eyes trouble you come in and have them tested, won’t cost you anything. Glasses recommended only when required. Satisfaction guaran- teed.

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and Graduate Opticizui. c_***' T Custom Tailoring, Gents’ Fur nlsliings, Hats, Cavs. etc., etc. Sim'-_-We wish to direct your

~attentlon to our stock of new cloths for spring and spiuiiiel’ wear.

Our cloths are imported from

-tu very best uianufactiirers ln Englsni, Scotland and Irelfmll and include :

Worsteds. Fancy Sulilngs,

Viciinas, Sergesi

' Tweeds, Trowserlngs.

And fancy Vest Cloths. _ Overcoatings in Vlcuniis.iR“I“

proof and fancy Worsteds-

We can guarantee satisfaction

in the cutting, fitting and make ii; of our clothing.

_ We invite you to calland eX~

amine the Mock and believe W1 will be able to suit you.

Yoursrespectfulllh

.IOHN IMCLEDD & C0

Qtiieen Street. C nrlottetown-

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