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Suffered from Sores on Face and
Back-Doctors Took His Nloney
But Did No Good-Skin Now
Looks Clear as a Baby’s.
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ANOTHER CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Captain \V. F.. Graham, 1321 Eofl
St., \\`hc-cling. W. Va., says: “ I :ini so
51r:`.tei'lll l thank God that u friend
reriilliilieildeil ,Ciiticurn Soap :mil
Oiiitiiiclll. I suffered for A long time
with sores on my fllceailidllzick. Sonic
ililctors said I had blood poison, and
ntlicrs that I had harbcrs‘ itch. None
of tlieni did me any good, but they all
took my money. fly friends tell me
my skill now look. as clear as alluhy's,
:ind l ti-ll tin-in .ill that Cuticura Soap
and Uintulcnt did it."
STILL ANOTHER CURE
Neck Covered With Sores, Hair
Fell Out, Wild With itching
Mr. ll. J. Spalding of m4 NV. 104th
St., .\\>\v York City, saiysz “ For two
yt-ni-s uiy in-ck was covered with sores,
the <li~zi-:isc spr.-:idiiig to my hair,
\\'liii'li it-ll out, leaving :lil unsightly
b.ilil spot, and the soreiless, inflam-
nlliiiilll, linil lllcrcilcss itching innile
inc iiilll. Aftcrli iciv applications of
L`nlii:ur:i Ihr- torillent subsideil, the
sores ilimippi-;ii'i'<l, :ind my hair grew
thick and lnziltlly as ever."
AND STILL ANOTHER T
“ For over thirty years I suffered
fmlil pziiiiful ulcers and an eruption
from iny knees to lily feet, and could
flnll ilcitller doctors nor medicines to
help inc, until l took Cuticura which
cured rue in six luonths. (signed)
M. Q. Moss, Gainesville, Tex.”
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0.8. McRAE. News Editor.
Iidlierlei and News Telephone 1331. -
*rm-: cuA1u.o'r'ric'row1~r Gvannmei
FRTDAY MORNING DECEMBER] 1005.
THE WORKSHOPS FIRE.
richDoniinioiiGovt-rnmcnt, or in othe
Doininion,lt is none the less most. r
nsoliiluess, or to build and equip nc
result.
cnniplctc isolation of our rnilwny syste
here destroyed. \Vhnt is apparent
that tllcilisnster ought to bc turned t.
Tlicilrc which destroyed thc Rililwny
\\’oi'kshops yesterday morning was the
inost destructive that has visited our
city in a long time, rind although the
linliicdintcproperty loss falls upon the
words upoll the people of the entire
ones before iuiolllci' year and ill the
iiieiuitinie great inconvenience and
dctrinlellt to the railway business must
This will be thc more felt from the
,,,_ iGovcrniiient feel that t-llesitesclectcdisrm
wliicll renders it practically impossible
for the .shops of the Government Railway
at Moncton to supply, even i.emportti°ily,
the plncc of the shops tlliit. have been
is
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iiiccount to plan anew the entire head-
quarters equipment of the Island Rail-
way. Wlicn tho long discussion as to
theloclition of thc new passenger sta-
`_ tion was going on it was pointed out that
the terminal works in Charlottetown had
been created piecemeal and without a
definite plan, and that much better ar-
r rangements could be made if the terminal
equipment could be planned and con-
structed upon a. well defined system as a
e. .
grettsble. It is doubly regrettable from whole. The one favorable feature ofthe
the fact that it must necessarily ‘deprive
ii large iiunibcr of mechanics, the bread
iviniicizs' of as many faniilics, of employ'
iiicilijust at the beginning ofa long
wiiiicr. Nor is the inliuediute property
loss the only one falling upon the Govern-
ment. It will lic impossible to restore
the shops to riiiytliinlx like their former town and country alike by the location
\\'
situation nslt stands is that the fire
has afforded the ,opportunity to recon-
sider the entire* question and to begin
anew thc "creation of proper buildings
and terlilinal arrangements.
This much is certain, that only disgust
and disappointment have been aroused lil
selected for thc new passenger station.
ll carried into ellcct it would land passen-
gers oil thc made land of the Pond or
beyond it, mucll farther froill thc center
of the civy than the present station. The
best and most prominent friends of the
1
unrcasoilirlllc and unwarrzliitable defiance
of public sentiment, injurious to the best-
! interests of the railway, the city rind the
country, and of necessity ri. source of
weu.knes.s and reproach to the Govern-
0 ment of the (luv. Now that it has become
necessary to construct not only a new
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The Overcoats we are showing for winter _wear
are made of the prettiest fabrics, and are ta1l01'¢d
lllost perfectly. They fit splendidly. and are of the
stylish square shouldered effect so much to be de-
C Pritt
HN lilZd$Oildl)l
The prices are very reasonable indeed, starting
at $5.00 for agood sensible wearing Overcozit, and
up by easy stages till $20.00 ls reached, which we
claim is the apex of Overcoat Perfection. _
And remember if you are tall, short, slim,
Sl0“*» ‘lf medmm We can 5* Y°“ P°"f°‘§tlY° We kn°w ° recommend roiniwiaiii cnanionmrowu iimmimi iiii.-ini. moo.
our end of the business and we know It well Cgmg Ladies-What le nicer to give a gentle- Morning and afternoon scnnlonepill bc devoted practice in judging thc various clamor
. ,, ' ~ m-.im ~.»1d»».~@»»-»»l» of if-»~. i:.'~li°.§'_'r.:.:-.“r.<:,s:"»:.‘:::r°.si.=.l:...@n~ci~c:lf.%ilsli°~i.':i.n»'::i:.":."‘r sr"-°°“n~=
In and let us show you how we . We wmengmve mmmznm. ‘ree ongoods   Bw°'lTh?T‘lit°nriiTi-`;nT'ne{5l:i.'TlE'o“i;onvcntloh will oocnu 'he oveillnl sessions. IlnPbrta'il(:ns;`\>.l vo
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station but new workshops as well, the
time is opportune torcconsider the entire
question and arrailge for the station,
lofllces, shops and yards upon a definite
plan and bring the station nearer to the
heart of the city. We invite our citizens
and readers generally to think the matter
over.
HERE ls A cuss Pun ,
Sleeplessness
Weak, Llstless Sleepless Men and
Women Cured livery Day by
Dr. Hamilton's Pills.
and mental
sleepessness
But. in
swift re-
Thous-
of this
Mrs. G.
resi-
health
ands e
one
ran
had
me at
refresh-
left
such
Man-
crazy;
well.You
will be
be ln-
blood
of the
'Illum-
r a
all dscal-
Hartford,
Ont.
increase
force
ers, or N
Conn., U. S.
ANOT H ER FOOTBALL FATA LITY.
Snnanmi, Mo., Nov. 28-Robert. Brown,
sixteen years old, who was injured ln u
football game here Inst Saturday be-
tween local elevens, dleil today. Brown
was paralyzed from the neck down and
was rendered unconscious. '
. An Emergency Medicine.
For sprnlns,bruIses, burns, scalds and
similar injuries, there is notllinp; so good
as Cliamberlnin‘s Pain Balm. It soothes
the wound and not only gives instant
relief from paln,llut causes the parts to
heal in about one third the time required
by the usual treatnient. Ae it ls an
is avoided. Sold by all drugglsts. _
i il-_
'I 1% d ti
Jeweler. ld4i
elected Delegates to attend thc meeting
at Charlottctcivn.
antiseptic all danger fronl blood poisoning
' Japanese china the finest assortment in
the city at W. P. Colwlll’s, Sunnyside <
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Built like » limiesiiip.-Tris Ames . ~  
TI-loillen Shoes for men, women,mlsses and .
children.-Inimense varieties in stock- , . ~
. nm the B,,,,m,,“ They certainly bring
  ilii::;:|dl;Ndi»:hiiii°mm:n. i in si ' health and strength.
’ - Price 25c per box.
,ot ...":‘:,:i.:“:.‘;'.::::.‘:..‘;"‘;‘;: - P~P"°<‘ ""1 "ld by
Th Ol R lGo:>d-C hlers. ~ I ` ‘ -f
° ° Y °“  l.w.i¢iiii.rims.
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Farmers' Institute was held in the school
house at Central Bedeque on Wednesday
15th inet. James Carruthers, who has
scheme of buying farm seeds this present
success. Flftytwo out of the sixty mem-
the next meeting
regretting his inability to be present. and
wished the Institute all success.
iilclitions were read from the
Agcgmpnnying these coniniunicaticns
was a program prepared by Prof. licafly
for the meetings during tbecomlngwluter.
A vote of thanks was tendered
Mr. Ready for the trouble lie
llnd taken in preparing the very cxc'cl-
lent program.
P. J. Smith, Jas. Carruthers, Tlloiilns
Waugh, C. J. Scburman, A. E. Farrow
Horace Wright and Joseph, Taylor were
Aletter was read from the Maritime
Farmer, Sussex, N. B. 0fl`eriug low sub-
scription ratcsifsenl. in clubs of ten or
more. The Secretary was aDD0l“bed 5°
receive subscriptions fronl all those who
wished to take the paper.
The following were elected as Directors
for the ensuing yciir:-Thomas J. Hump-
hrey, Wilmot, L. U. Fowler, Dunk
River, James Carruthers, North Bedeque,
Thomas McCabe,Newton, Colin J. Schur-
ruun, Freetown, Horace Wright, South
Bedeque, Albert Schurinan. Central
Bedeque.The first. two named are Pre-
sident and »Secrct'iry. William Cnllhcck
and Joseph Taylor were elected auditors.
A long discussion took place as to the
most satisfactory way to keep the Ayr
shire stock owned by the Institute. lt.
was decided to leave them where they
were last. year, one at C. J. Schur
man's,Lower Freetois-ii,the other at Thos.
Mcyse's. Central Bedequc, the service
fee to be 50 cents to members and '75 cents
be held at Lower Freetowll on December
20th, when the subjects outlined in Prof.
Rcady`s program will be discussed.
VOTER GETS 14 MONTHS.
NEW Yoltx, Nov. 28-Zvecrge Acker-
nian, twelitytliree years old, convicted of
illegal voting at the recent city and
county elections, was sentenced to the
Elmira reformatory for not less than
fourteen months,toda.y.
THREE CENT FARE WINS.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. %.-By it
decision of the supreme courttodayMayor
Tom L. Johnson of Cleveland wins in his
fight for s three cent fare.
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A Certain Cure F_or Croup.
When a child shows symptoms of croup
there is no time to experiment with new
remedies. no matter how highly they may
be recommended. There ls one prepara-
tion that can always be depended upon.
It has been in use for many years and has
'never been known to fall, viz: Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy. Give it and a
quick cure is sure to follow. Mr. M. F.
Compton of Market, Texas,_snys of lt, “I
have used Chn.mberlain‘s Cough Remedy
ln severe cases of croup with my children,
and can truthfully say it always gives
prompt relief." For sale by all driiggists.
, - _ _-_
For the _
Overworked
Nervous
' Run down
Anaemlc
Rheumatic People we
bwsht nl- our »t°re--G- H- TMI". _ . wiilmaimlmsi hyilwiwling .ligi-icuii...-i..o» edtliln Province. 'rim following in pm u
W Ill?
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been President .im ii..-.institute was It would add much to your comfort and possibly io your
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organized five years ago, presided. In ' 1 A  & G
his openiagaddress he referred to the - __ 0
prosperous condmm D, the ,,o,,,e,,,_ The health if the Mattresses you sleep on were remade We put | I
’i'iQil&CE.5§5?YE62lE'5ilEEQ9ED§
Comma 5
Secretary of Agriculture re the Winter FL ' -
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  ls the best because they
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"‘   " last longer and give a
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to non members. The next meeting will - _
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lines would be continued. There was . T I   -i;_,- ` ~
asurplus on hand! besides the stock own- __’.-T,  _/l.` - 
ed by iii.. institute. ~ |   __lt_ __ _.\_
The Secretary Treasurer read the V %f>.`,“i__/,___/_ 4,..-.;,..__/_ o V `\\,».\
annual reportwhicli was laid over until _  _ __ ' _ ‘ l ,
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Aletter fromCnpt Jos.Read,M.L.A.,who V 9 \ ~
isa member of thc Institute was read, _ -_ _____:___::__.__. I ' __ _
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Nova Scotia t
Fire Insurance Co.
. STRONG, LIBERAL, PROMPT.
FULL GOVERNMENT DEPOSITS
' LOWEST RATES
'JOHNR.MacLEOD - - - MANAGER.
-DlRECTOR.S:-
JO HN Y- PAYZANT - - PRES|DENT.
President Bank of. Nova Scotia.
HON. WM. CHISHOLM - VICE-PRESIDENT
Director Empire Trust C0.
J. WALTER ALLISON- Director Bank of Nova Scotia
GEO. S. CAMPBELL - Director Bank of Nova Scotia
WILLIAM J . CLAYTON, Director Sun Fire Trust Co.
ANDREW Ma.cKlNLEY - Director Empire Trust Co.
J. C- MACKINTOSH - - Director Eastern Trust Co
ll. M. DAVISON,
General Agent. Charlottetown.
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Live Stock Judging Classe
io.no¢iaooJ ii ui cm = i' noi _ '
1.!!-1!! A  liidderpiiio di riatlioral ldwRii!l`d°Brecilin¢ Horses ; Dr. Reed.
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. t so-e.m1i|inmai‘ii reemreon Uziiiiyrmiliry EN ION
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-‘_ . very erviiiTle~Previnee lbinvlted. Complete program on application to ,
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Farmers institute Convention
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‘pa-0b;ervat.iens` on _tha needs of the Dairy fndiistry in P. lil. Inland: Artemaa Mofhit.
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Bedeque-Thislnstitute _ . ,_ t - _ _ ,,fM;‘-ne Y Y RW
Doing Good Work. '  - A
The annual meeting of the Dunk River I - V' _ V
` 150 tous Old Sydney Sl k
I3o tons Acadia Roundic
zoo tons\Albion Nut.
80 tons Albion Slack,
75 tons Inverness Round.
75 Inverness Peanut
YW bi' the l“=°*»lt“t» had \'°°“ f1“‘°° “ the contents through a machine that thoroughly separates PHONE 249°
b°'5h“d me" “Mmm” °f we pm ada a cl ick _and at the same time removes all dust-Charges  
opted by the Institute, and had obtalne 1] P ,
the beat seeds possible at the lowest _
l”‘°°“ “““"‘° l"‘y'“°“"’ ‘”°"° ‘”““° °““' o th' ork are er moderate 1 2 11.' `
itable for ull. The members were nil f 1' 15 W V Y vii ' 5 P
"_`--T"-f`\.f"
satisfied and he hoped that the work of 
me Institute along those co-operative - ~..  
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For i~nl'i-out laundry woi-k \\'i-:lis'l‘i-:ii lxiku
sonic place. Try as on you riicxt parcel.:
A' F.  fillxziii-fi\'Yt.ciilii;Ll.=\\lii
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Just Received
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75 cases Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers, all to be sold at
the lowest prices for spot
cash.
CON ROY
The Shoeman.
V _ Sunnyside. Ch’town.
-Qfv-ussunuhwifu-an-lip
Eyes
Tested.
We are proud of the
satisfaction we are giv-
ing in our optical de-
partment. If your
eyes trouble you come
in and have them
tested, won’t cost you
anything.
Glasses recommended
only when required.
Satisfaction Hguaran-
teefl.
Ei_i_;s_.
and Graduate Opticiau.
Custom Tailoring, Gents’ Fur
= illsllings, Hats, Caps.
¢\C.,‘°'¢lC.
Siu:-We wish to direct your
attention to our stock of new
cloths for spring and sumlllel
wear.
Our cloths are imported fr011
‘ he vary best manufacturers lu
angler. l, Scotland and Ireland
and include:
- _ Worsteds. Panr~.ySi1ltlngs,
i VlC\ll1l5, S¢\'g¢5|
Tweeds, Trowserlllgs-
And fancy Vest Cloths.
Overcoatlngs ln Vlcunas.-RN”
proof and fancy Worsteds-
We can guarantee satl=fHCfl0“
in the cutting, fitting and mike uf
of our clothing.
We invite you to clllimd ell
amine the Mock and believe W1
will b_e able to suit yr u.
Yours1espfctfully»
.lllllli MCLEOD & C0
, green Street.
erlottetowm _
_that cheers-but not
inebrfatee
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