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Cooln, the Arctic explorer up to date. It contains an account of his flight and his life ln Lon-don, where he is

The article says in PHFUI The man whose claim to the dis-

covery of the North Pole won him at first the favor of kings( the acknow- ledgement of savants, the freedom of cities, the hero worship of the conti- nents, and then caused him to be branded and denounced as one of the most monumental fakers the world has ever known, and the man whose flight has baffled every modern agen- cy of pursuit for more than ten mouths, stood in a dingy ofllce room in a ‘building in the West End ol London-a meeting place of his own designation-and smilinlgly and frank-

' _" ‘ '”“ ly admitted that he was Dr. Freder-

P-

lck A. Cook. _

I-le did more. He gave in detail

and with/several 'amazing revelations the complete story of his flight, which has engaged the attention of

. .»` . ., ‘ . every civilized centre on' earth. .- < ` 'f "',f,.'-_:.:\ -, "' -'P' In brief lie left, New York Novem

V- ' " A 'A V 5 Halifax, thence to Liverpool, thence

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`,; ` Lisbon to Buenos Ayres; then around

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ie Horn to alpni , 1, cross the South American continent, by horseback and stage over the

lordly Andes Mountains anrlhback to

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Buenos Ayres, ani fiom t ere o Liverpool and London He has made his headquarters in the English cap- ital since last May, taking occasion- al jaunts to the continent. Most of the time he had his wife for compan- ion, l-lis children are in European schools.

In all this time of flight and con-

cealment be used hut three methods of personal disguise. When he went

“ l. ll I” -‘ ._ away he- shaved off his moustache.

I 0 _,.5' ' _ v When he stood before the World cor-

benrd the beard cut. Van Dyke and

_ _ . Q grizzled at the sides; the moustache

PICKFURD AND BLACK LINE. ` P I instead ui' being closely cropped, as

all photographs of him show he used

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Sails from Charlottetown evrry

Thlusdny evening.

Calling at: Sheet Harbor, 1snn.c's Hsrhor, Canso, Arichnt. Port Huw-‘ kosbury, Port Hood, Cups G_eorge,', West Arichat, and Su-mmersiile. '

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Specialties Disinfecling .'-uid lfiiniigaliiig,

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Western General Hospital, Montreal, Dvo-

Phono 379 Office 137 Kent St. Formerly occupied by the late I)r. F. F. Kelly.

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Tarlor, Dining:-noni, Hall, Llerirooin,

mid Kitchen furniture; ulso, some pic- cos old mahogany ,furuiturc.-Stoves

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epniring of watches, clocks, for prices and other desired

f nformatlon ' '

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Purticiilars will bc announced ° ° 0 0

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long, with llo\\‘iui»: ends dropping on eitlicr side of thc sharply pointed beard.

He has also changed the fashion of

wearing his hnir. Formerly it was parted on thc side and combed with e broad s\\'er‘.p over his forehead. Now it. is more closely clipped and hruslicrl forward, .forming u. sort of iiairii iuver his foreliciid, making his foi't-heml appear low and narrow in~ stead of high mid broad.

(inc of Dr, <‘o<»k’i~= most sivrprisinlg

nssertioiis is that for the most part he trn.\'ellc~il openly under liisown name, thc only r-flort at concealment ' being that lic would register with his initials, F. A. Cook, instead of Fred- erick A. Cook, as in thc hey-day of his fame.

But more siirprisiiii; is thc fact-

which the World correspondent had opportunity to observe for himself- that Dr. Cook has bccu living open- ly in London with an apartment in a Wcstminister hotel where there are many other Americans; riding in open carriages througih crowded streets where thousands of other Americans daily Wal-k and drive. This, he asserts, he has been doing since he arrived in London last Miay.

But more surpirisinz ‘even than

that, I)r. Cook declares that when Peary was in London last spring, he the hunted, hiding and denounced Cook, occupied a seat in Albert Hall

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Cured by Lydia E. Pink-_ ham’sVegetableCompound

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tumor. No one knows what I suf- fered. I would always he worse at certain periods, and never was regular, and the- bearing-down p:1inswereterribl_e. 5 I was very ill in . bed, and the doctor told me I would, have to have an operation, and

~ that l might die

fluring the opt-ration. I wrote to my iister about it and shr mlvised me to take Lydia E. l’inlrlian1`s Veiietllble Compound. 'l'iiro|igh personal expe.. rieuce I have found it the best medi- cine in the world for female. troubles, for it has cured me. and I did not have to have the operxition after all. The Compound also helped me while pass- ing through (llisnfze of I.it'e."- Mrs. L1:'r1'riA linkin, Canifton, Ontario. y

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when Penry, his rival ‘and excoriat- or, lectured before the Royal Geo-

graphyal Society.

“l tood twenty yards from Peary

at that time," chuckled Dr. (look, and none recognized ms.

Moreover, he says he occupied a

seat among hundreds of other Ameri- lcnns'on one of the grand stands watching the iiageant of King Ed- warrl's funeral and none knew him. Anil time and again he sat in trains, on sliips, in dining rooms, in then- trcs, and lie-ard himself discussed-~ riilicziflml, uiliniired for nerve and craft, clenoliiiceii and defended.

Thi: story oi his flight told, Dr.

Czmk spoke in deliiznce' of the scien- tists, writers und public that have pillorud him as the monumental fa- ker oi the age;

He suys he will come baclc to Ame-

rica nnd refute them all. He says it will he Peary and not he that will go iiown in conturnely and obloquy \vhen`liir~: iight is finished. He de- clares be was so broken physically that he had to go away to save his life but now that he is Well and stroniz he is coming back, and that when he does the Arctic fur \vill fly. I-le jeers nt Peary and announces that in the end it will he he-Freder- ick A. Cook-wlio will enter history'.~; pages as the ‘bona fide discoverer of the North Pole.

or this Railway will run as follows

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our prices on all head.. stones and monuments the most reasonable and our workmanship high- Class.

All kinds of granite

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All orders or enqui-

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Nature does 1t’s share to keep us warm but .vc must do iiiu

rest. _ _

lf you wuutto be thoroughly

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couic to NV. C. Turner SL Co who can furnish you with good waitin

Underwear _

For Luclics, Gentlemen, Youths and Cliildrcn. Also

Sweaters, Swcntor Coats, Hosiery. All wool twcccls und dress goods :ill of \vliich we can confidently reconiinend.

Prices reasoiizible. Colne and inspect values.

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