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Wand Bleeding-itching Unbear- '-‘abie-Cured by Cuticura in Thirty fillays at Small Expense.

'Ahomin woaornrut , cunt ov cunculm

"1 was afflicted with psoriasis for

¢Nl‘t.y-fivuycars. It was in patches all Dvér my body. I used three cakes

of Soap, six imxes Cuticura Oint-

. ment, and two

bottles of Cuti- cura. Iiesolvent. I bathed with thc Soap, applied thc (lintnlr-nt once a tiny, and took the livsolvent as di- rt-rtcd. In tiiirt

days I was completely cured, and I think pcrlnuncntly, as it was about live yeairsago.

“The p.<orin.<is first. made its appear-

ance in red spot.-', generally forrning at circle, leaving in tin- ct-ntcr aspot about thc size of it silver dollar oi' sound flcslr. In fl short time the nfT<‘t'tt‘ti citric would form a lit-:ivy dry sonic of u white silvery a|rpear:lr|ct~ and would gradually drop oH`. To rt~n\o\'e the entire scales by bathing or using oil to soften them the flesh would be p<>rf'<-r'i.ly raw, and a light discllurge of bloody s\1b.~<t:\ll<~c would ooze ont. 'i`ii:ii. scaly crust would form again in t\\`enty-four hours. It was worse on rny :urns and limbs, ul- tllough it was in spots nil or:-r my body, also on my scalp. If I ict lilo seal:-srernain too long witllnut remov- ing hy hath or otiwrrvisc, the skin would crack and bit-od. I l~=\1fl'i-retl intense itching, worse at nigirts after getting warm in lwfi, or blood warm by exercise, when it would bc almost unbearable.

“To sum it nil up, I would not go

through such anothvrorflf-ul of affliction for t-hirty-five yours for the Stair- of Kansas. (Sigrwrl) W. M. (`lridostcr, Hitt(-l|in.<ol|, l\':\n., April 20, 1905."

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work, anxietv, f-tc. Worn \Yud elinuréuwlllandtbls it .aa ,nl

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_Aerronllmz to private letters from San Francisco that stricken city has had several considerable shakes during the month of June, whl"ch_tha newspapers there are concealing by making only the briefcst rneutlorf. »

A llrltlsh military tailor has been

consulted about the uniform of the linited States army. The New York Times defends this action. While

American citizens dross admirably, The Times says "the American Army is exceedingly ill-dressed and the British army is exceedingly well-dressed."

Jewish banking houses and financiers

hold lon large extent the purse-strings of Europe. li the Russian Government

is to weathcrthe present storm it. must

_huvc money, In hee of these facts, If -Jewish financiers have any soul they :ouuirt to he able to prevent further

I rrnssacres of Jews. ,

The Washing on Post tells that thc

_President and his family keep a frugal I t.able.~ 'l`hc regular breukln.sf. is hard- lrollcd eggs, mils and coffee. For §iuneh~ con, when alone thc President has n bowl

_ of bread ami milk. If Mrs. Roosevelt and I the children are present, they have “cold meat, if any is left over, ten, cantaloupjn

_ season and bread." The dinner nine I limes out uf ten if os thrcc courses and

the other time two courses.

Referring to the lcttcr of Dr. Ross,

Albcrton published In yesterday`s Guard-

ian, it would he quite. natural to _exprct that the young men and women who failed to secure diplomas at the P. W. College examinations would be liable to

fnii in the provincial exaulinations a week later. This seems to have been

what happened. it seems hapdly necess- ary under the circumstances to lmpugn the examiners or the marking.

President Roosevelt has announced his

intention of goiu_g_to Panama t_o `_‘ace_ the tilrt fly" and have a look at the canal in which he fakes intense interest. There is a sort of unwritten law that aI’resident

ofthe United States shall not stray ou|.~ side ofthe national boundary during his terra of ofllcc, but there seems to be no rcal lnw or constitutional provision to that effect. In any case the I’resIdent is

' o be built with locks.

{ _ Pnce $100 per bottle at T maker of new precedents. The canal is

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Superintendent Sharp and W. S. Poole

are reported to leave for Moncton shortly t0 arrange for two locomotives. N0 doubt these are needed. We hope at the same

time the great need of a_ parlor car for service between Glrarlottxltowrn and Sunr- mcrslde will not be overlooked. We are behind thc times in this matter-there is no other Province that has not on its

railways this prime requisite for com- fortable and luxurious travcl._ ' It is

greatly needed during thc tourist season ami wc feel sure would pny handsomely. We have before referred to this matter several times. It is high time thc need ‘was supplied.

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just received. The

very latest selections will be

found here-new marches by Sotisa-=-Trombone and Banjo solos by the world’s greatest. artists. Every

_ new record is secured

by us. - '

We extend a cordial invitation 'for on to call

I at our atoreand hear these records'play¢¢£~

LOWEST PRICES FOR BEST GOODS.

Muttsymanos.

__ _ ' ""` . would be the entering wedge to large _

f‘*‘i " ` G' ,` FRIDAY JUNE wr mn' naval expenditures by both nations on "

3 _ winnipeg collects u_5_m_m0 Ku any inland waters. Better-not. `

IN IIIIIIIIIII Sliliii

II Lorvnos, June 20.40110 of the worst

disasters in the history of electric tram- way traction in this country occurred yeswrdayin the vicinity of the Anrous lllghgate Archway. One the Middlesex County Council's

splendr _'ly equipped trams got out of control and dashed at fearful speed down an incline. On the way down it crashed into and overturned a funeral coach and hnnliy dashcttlnto a motor omnibus and another electric tram car at the foot of lllghgate Hill. The two latter vehicles were crowded with Saturday afternoon cxcurslonists. On the way down the can which had attained a speed of sixty rnlles an hour, wrecked a number of small vehicles. The motor bus was smashed to pieces and hurled through a neighboring shop front.

There were extraordinary scenes of

panic. Tire dead and injured were lying about like soldiers on a battlefield. Three porsnus were killed ou the spot and some forty injured. Some of the latter are not expected to recover.

Do You Scck Health?

Consult Dr. I-Iamilton And You Will Be Shown the Way.

Thousands are in the same boat,-

alluaiekiy, bllious and fueling fur from we .

Trouble la. the system is clogged

with impurities which need to be cleared away.

Before downrlghtsickness arrives you

should cleanse and purify the system with Dr. IIa|nilton's Pills. At once you‘ll feel their mighty in-

fluence buildinu up weak spots, clearing out disease, and putting you again on your feet.

These purely vegetable _frills change

your tired, worn out con ltion to one uf health and vigor, because they supply the body with nourishing blood that builds up and eulivens the entire system.

Mr. John Whitley of Stanwood, P. O ,

Ont.,knows the nrerltof Dr. Hnn\llton’s Pills, and says: “I wouldn't be nilvc today had it not been for Dr. HnmIlton’s Pills. Last winter I was sick with grippe, and when spring came I was weak, lrilious and rheumatic. I used enough medicine to cure twenty times, but I

didn`t get any help till [tried Dr. lInmlI~ tcn's Pills. "hey purified niy blood, took the yellow coloroutofm faec,put- new tone in my stomach, and increased my

appetite. The bilinus attacks .tml r eumatlc pains rzrarlualiydepartcd anfl Dr. l~Iumllton's Pills madea new mnn'of me. Iprovcd their merit, and proclaim them a medicine for all men."

If better health and prompt recovery

ara important, get Dr. l{anrllton`s Pills of Mandrake and Butternut today. At all dealers, 25c per box or five boxes for $1.00. lly mail from N. C. Poison & Co.,

gartford, Conn., U. S. A., and Kingston,

nt.

SIX lillllll IIIIAIS

IIIII IWII EINIS

Cnrusrranra, June 21 -Dr. Hansteen,

has entertained his professional colleagues at a banquet of common Iceland moss. The doctor nsoribes to tho moss rare

virtues as a food,when properly prepared, and beats all previous vegetarian claims by announcing that hc can provide a satisfying, nutritious meal for six people at the cost oi' n. penny.

Bla ruonu for the professors consisted

of moss, with boiled ham; moss a la harlcot moss au naturcl. pure moss bread. The banquet was a great success, the

lluests declaring themselves delighted with the appetizlng quality of the fare.

l'0ii SOCIETY FOLK.

People of fashion do things sometimes

that cause pains In the stomach and aches inthe kidneys. Ilard work and hard pleasure have pretty nearly the same results. Asour stomach, abnd breath and pains about tho heart and headare caused by gasses from the stomach. liutch cures them quickly. You take one when you feel badly. Three at night io move the bowels next morning, then one after each meal and your trouble will go away. Itls nature’a own remedy for pain. They are chocolate coated and contain nothing that is injurious. There is nothing like Hutch in the world. It's a doctor for ten cents. At your drugglsts. For sale by alldrugglets.

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Military gloves and collars will he

in demand now. The Up-To-Date (ie \t’s Furnishing Store is the place to get fitted out. H. H. Brown,

The Young Men’v Mau .

Some fo ke doa't mind looking

around for what they want, others line to go where they know they can get what they want. If it’s A num-

\ mer hut yon’re tllinhirg of. come to H. I-l. Brown, The at and Cap Man. -

collar-io certainly 1 coul-

lor hot weather. I

lines that f hm H. H. Blown,

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taxes. -- .

A _"'*°;°°°' I . ' .

_ correspondent of the South China ‘Morn-

ing Post' went with n relief party, headed by the British consul, to Tung na gan, the scene ofthe recent murderous assault on two British sulrleotl. It appears that Dr. Horne, an Australian, and Mr. Forbes Eadie, were walking along near Tung na gan, when a native seized Mr. Eadic‘s watch. Sixteen Chlnnmen then suddenly llred oh the Britons, who were also attacked with swords. The Britons made a gallant defence with their flats. hut were severely wounded. They were found and taken to the American Presby- terian mission, and afterwards conveyed' ,to Amoy. Dr. Horne was dangcmusly‘ 'wounded. but is progressing favorably.

STRAINED BACK AND SIDE.

“While worlrlngln a saw mill writes

0.E.Kconey,f|om Ottawa, “I strained my back and side so severely I~'had logo tobed. Every movement caused un~ torture. I tried different oils-' and lini- ment.s.but wasn‘b helped 'till I used Nervlllne. Even the first application gave considerable relief. Inlhree dayal was again at work, Other men in the mill use Nervillne with tremendous hem-fir. too." An honest record of nearly flftv

ylearshas established the value ol 1‘olson's

erviline.

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EIIIISINS IIIISI ,

IIEIIN Pill Ilii

Bos'roN,June 20.-A despatch from

Waltham says that the hearing on the complaint of Marguerite Murpby,l5, against Dr. Nicholas Cousins, alleging assault, was again postponed in the Waltham district court today. this time until Wednesday. It was given out that the postponment came about by agree- ment of counsel, former Mayor George L. Mayberry for the girl and M. J. Con- nolly for the physician. Waltham is beginning to laik about the several postponemcnts.

Sora Muscles-

Prourlnent athletes throughout the

country find that tho best treatment for sore muscles after severe exercise or hard work of any kind, is a hot bath at bed time, which opens the pores. This should immediately be followed with an appliea~ tion of Chembcriain's Pain Balm vigor- ously rubbed into the skill. This llnirueni. removes all stiffness and sorcncsa and has bccomea favorite rub down, as it nets promptly and keeps the muscles in ex- cellent condition. For sale by all drug- gists.

TRADE A_ND SHIPPING.

PORT OF CHAIILOTTETOWN.

Entered, June 2.8.4Frank, Grant, \Vallncc

Beaver II, McGraw, Uhutllarrr; Cham- pion, Orr, Rlchibucto; Lawrence, Grant, Pugwash; Ella B., Jlmmo, Point du Cherie; S. S. Electra, MnLax-en, Monta- gue.

Cleared, June 28.-Beaver II, McGraw,

Ohatham, N. B.; Champion, Orr, Richl- bucto; S. S. Citfy of Ghent. Hare, Summcrsidc; Frank, Grant. Wallace: W. W. Mcbauchlnn, Webb, Campbell on N. B.; S. S. Electra, Mclaren, Montague

UnKnown Friends.

There are many people who have used

Chamberialn'aCoilc, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with splendid results, but who are unknown because they have hesitated about giving a testimonial of their experi- ence for publication. These people, how- ever, are none the less friends of this remedy. They have done much toward making Ita household word by their per- sonal recommendations to friends and neighbors. It is a good medicine to have in the home and is widely known for its cures of diarrhoea and all forms of bowel trouble. Forsale by all drugglsts.

omr.DItEN's nrmssns.-wen mart'

ing our ready-to-wear dept. still more complete by adding a line of child:-ea's ready-to-wear dr`eesos. Some of tha prettlest, cutest little garments you could imagine in sclclllinn, in silk and alsoa fowln velvet. Please call and inspect. Prowue Bros, Ltd. Qlldll

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Dla,u1ondRiu§e.wlth varied settings- mutiof whiz: can be cheugedto suit pure aeers. We believe t em to be excellent values. We will consider it a favor to have the pleasure of showing then1_ to you.

W. N. TANTON.

f I '-"3" I , -I Jeweler.

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Lawn,Mowers,

LawnI_Rakes, _

Greed Shears, A '_

'ras sn... ?_Aaqni.~;wl_h. 669 lon. Hara coat is _sgfl .sat citenmlt size., -win icuii." here last of this month. ‘ `

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We can fit you out for any occasion. as far as laundry . work is concerned, Dress __ Shirts. Fancy Vests, Collars and Cuffs. Noftoo stiff, to

crack and .break. pliable enough to be comfortab e and

retain their shape. '

Better look over your linen;

there may be something that

you need laundered.

A. F. Webster,

Star Steam Laundry. Phone |51. Kent Street. `

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Fit Shoetor Women: ,,r=,.i._&,q»,__$g,so_..°~_'\<l. $5.00.

Tl1jc`lli1icsfflloldcn Co, Specials.

CON RUV. SH3§‘il.N,

Mall orders attended to S\mny¢id|: t'..:‘.ri..‘;“.;h'.§.°:.‘;,.l°l::li.....I C1-'~°-'i»

I am instructed by HENRY DUN-

CAN to sell by auction at the premises Charlottetown Royalty 2% miles from the city on

Wsinosdarlha 4ll\ day of luly. |906 AT 12 O’CLOCK NOON

his finely situated farm comprising 83 acres of excellent land 76 acre" clears and in fine state of cultivation, the balance under a nice growth of lumber.

There is s comfortable dwelling! house and good barns and other outim ldiugs. The crop will be sold with the farm. Also all the stock, farming implements, hounehold furniture and all movable property now ou the premises.

Terms on Movable property-_All

sums under $5 cash ; over $5 ere it till ~ 15th December on approved joint notes.

Terms for fum at nie.

J. McWILLIAM8,

Auctioneer.

Charlottetown Royalty.

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WHEN thinking of your

summer Clothes think

of us as we have the best line of the latest and mo.t u to- date- patterns of all kind; of gent’s Furnishings goods in the City to make up in Suits,

,,Ov¢rcoats, , Shower _ Coats

Pants and Fancy Vests and

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