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Farm For Sale

Contairringgoscres of land slnated

on Loyalial road within a' quarter of a mile of Loyalist station being the farm owned by john C. Yonnker. This farm is ln a good trace of cultivation being well watered. On- the premises is a

d dwelling house and other ont-

gglidings in good repair and is conven- ient to schools, churches and within 8 miles oi Charlottetown. For further particulars apply tu

JOHN STH- A_R,§»

ro~rzdi’twmtr. get 're.

To our Patrons

We extend our sincere

thanks for their liberally ln-

crensed patronage during the past year and irnst that by strict attention to their-I rc-

qnirements will merit their

continnancewitlr us. '

Wealso wish' all a Happy

and prosperous New Year.

W. N. '|`ANl0N» ]EWELER» '

P. E. l. RAI LWAY

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There isno family which has xecured a

.great rreW'ation,osla better malnlallr-' ingits prestige, than that iounded by Baron Wilkes (2.18), the old hero oi Mapishurot Farm, ol which Cui. John E. Tblyer. Hneastar, Mau ,is proprietor. One ol the but sons ol Baron Wilkes, ar n race-horse and I sire. is Oakland Baron (Mill), the premier stallion nl. Hudson River Stock Farm, 'Jacob Ruppert,pro- prietor. '_

Oakley Baron, the subject of the pref-

‘ent sketch, is ovrne:l_by W. S. Mcliie. one of the leading horsemen ol UI arlotta- town, P. E. I., the sect-lon where buyers formerly went to obtain Rood horses and whcrs their footsteps may yet lead, pre- .vidlng sires like Oakley Baron be sent there and bred no the good mares iouno upon the island.

Oakley. Baron is by Baron Oaks, oiull

,brother to Dakffnd Baron. which died `ynung, leaving (ew c6lis. The danr oi Oakley Baron was Katie K ingward, by Kinrrward \2.25), nod his second dam was Kate Stranger, by Stranger, who was out ct the famous trotting mare Goldsmith M»\id(2.1-i). Kingwardlnhe sine oi Petlgru ’|2.l0§), John (2,141), and others in the standard list. Klnprward was by Onward (2 2-H), which is the only stallion to arrive at the distinction oi hav'ng Z1) of his get obtain records oi 2.30 or better. ,, The darn oi’ Kingwsrd was by the nreat show horse and sire- King Bene. King- ward was bred by W J 8: W H Lewis. oi Woodlske, Ky, breeders ol the Champion tnreo-heat trotting gelding, W J Lewis 2.w} ) Oakley Baron is standard and reg- istered. No 4Zil8. He is a handsome, seal- hrown horse, ol much bone and substance, with style and notion, standing 15.8, and weighing Il’l5 pounds. Ile has rc c‘ved over lil) patrons the pmt senson. lie vi ill impart substhhoeiud speed to hisoffsprinn and blood second tonone oi the good horses now in the domain ol K ng Edward.

Just award as to Oakley B.ron rsn race-

horse. The vi rlter oi this sketch raw him take his rsoord,and it was in s seven-heat race, which he won, when a big, growthy lonr-year-old, and over n hall’-miie track. Piztsd against him was Estlll Boy (2.l0i,) rated a sure 2.10 trotter or better over af good mile iroek, and tners was little

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

,Th¥P. E. I. Hospital has received the loiiowinrr collected by Miss Bessie Clark, North Wilishirez-

M.rl. \Vn‘f. Clarke Mrs. Gsorrre Clark Mrs. Char. Easter

Mine Ulsra Baldenton

Chas. C. McDnK Ewen Campbell

McLean Heathen

Daniel Mellen

Daniel Mblhnsid ` Christie McKinnon

Stephen Deacon

Miss 124%: Clow aquiiia nunn

Mrs. Wm. Easter _ M-ri. Isaac Smiih.

Mrs. l). W. Henderson

Mrs T. Godfrey

Warburton Godfrey

John H. R. Clark Mrs.. L. Jenkins \ R. G. Frllleli

Mrs. Thus. Easton

Uharies Godin! Miss ,Bossle_Gi rk

_ 'Total

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distance between the two har-ses at the finish of the iourth halt, which was lb 2 201. Oakley Baron struggled gmielr throughout the race and won. Tho track was that at Calais, one oi the slowest in llslne, and about the poorest for a 'big- rrlrlied horse. So good a _judge of race- horses as George Lrnvitt said the other day that overn good rn’le track Oakley Baron should certainly hnvc ocquireda record oi 2.10, and others have expressed

the same opinion.

Leading' Slowly

' to Paralysis

NERVOUS DISEASES CAN BF. EARLY DETECTED ANU CURE BROUGHT A BOUT BY USING

Dr- Ghaso’s Nor-vo Food

It is customary to consider paralysis,

insanityand other diseases oi the nrrvr.- as afllictions which come upon s person without warning and which ara, rh_erc- lore unavoidable.

As a matter oi tact auch results ure

preceded by nronths, li not years, oi »ymptom's which point. io un exhausted condition of the nervous system. ’i`h|s~ symptoms are such, however, that mnny pam them by as not being of serious onnoem and thinking that they will wear Away of themselves.

Bieeplessnem, nervous headaches, indi-

geetion, bodily weakness, fainting spells, twitching ot the nerves, inability to concentrate the thoughts and loss ol memory are among the most common indications cia run-down nervous sys- tem. itis sometimes only s step ir--ru such symptoms to proetratlon, paralysis, locomotorlataxla, or Insanity.

Stlmulunts and narcotics, though

sometimes arfordlng temporary rrllei, only hasten the exhanotion oi the nerves. Dr. Chass`aNerve Food, on the other hand, moons ructs and restores the wasted and depleted nerve coils. _ Naturally, szrsdnrlly and certainly this great medicine lnstilis. into the blood and t-he pervous system the liie-suata|n- ing principles which replenish the nerve iorcein the body and sq eifect lasting benefit.

Mr. Arthnr Lalerty, Mslpequs Roni,

Charlottetown; P. EJ., states:-“l war- all run down In health and In inet I v\n~ ao had that the least excitement would

make me sgrt up nervously. My nerves were very nstesdy and at timesl had racking sick headaches and spells oi indi- . Reetion.

“Since I have been using Dr.

Uhases Nerve Food these symp- 'toms have entirely leit me and today I'feei like a- diiferent prrson. My whole nervous system has been regu~ lated, my appetite is greatly, Improved, and I am enjoying real :food hmith.

Dr; C'hase'a Nerve Food, liiioenis a box

at all dealers or Edhsnson Bates &: Co. »Toronto.

MONEY SAVING.

ers to Biiylat Once?

n Buy nmngor;-h oggarpstsoo Prton‘s tirst cor worth bo _ yd. ,lor $10. 5 pair lsee errrialgsoiied used for

Christmas Dssorathn io no tomorrow with the remnants at the sane diaeoustf ‘lon-A~\'iawlshsd nothing to do with

the curtain tl' oarpststeee are no holes Ia ozar dtmm an r-pins. James Pa fl 00.6 asdfarrritnre Leaders ,tc eds ltew. _ 1- roar!

Regain! Bm ‘P¢raanrhip, t w iv ir. n.;3.§. a.°..r.°..;.s'.

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And bowel troubles to fray cured. Not a " harsh purgative dose, but a mild, healing

strengthening tonic.

50 inn-Ol Tablets a a handy ah- llaan poehat tsle. $5 cents at all drug- glats. or hy arall. Alia lor our spoil ro sent itil package. The ina-Os

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Black Beaver cloth for Ladies' Coats. Blue. Beaver cloth lor Ladies' Coats. . Grey Check cloth for Ladies' Coats.

Men‘s nice natty.Necl.we`ar.

Men's warm winter Caps.

3|en'a warm winter, Underwear. Men's warmfvinter top Shirts.

Hewson’s Tweeds, ' flflg,

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' alanadianl; Trtglsr V gggtgioiri,

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ARE. 'I HOSE OF THE

“s1LiNi”|>nn» Man

They don’t fiy--- All grocers sell them. Always ask lor them.

SELLING AGENTS,

Sf. John, N. B.

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Prompt attention no all inquiries. , lOASTi NCS - - REPAIRS

- , Founders. Machinists. Boiler Makers

For sale and Recommended bvi

A pothccarics’ Hall, Johnson &~

lohrnon, A. W. Reddln. I. G. 1 ' W

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