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at times to get necessary
nourishment _from ordinary
food? ‘
gans are not strong enough
to perform their proper fnn¢._»
tions. _
- Why should these organs
be aided in their work?
Because the digestion of
ordinary food is more than
they can accomplish when
they are in a weakened con-
dition. It is necessary that
some aid in the form of an
easily assimilated nourish-
ment be provided.
Why does the nourish-
ment supplied in Scott’s
Emulsion feed the body when
ordinary food does not? '
Because beipg scientifically
emulsilied it_ is rendered much
more easily digested and the
whole system gathers nourish-
ment with much less eHort.
There is less tax upon the
whole digestive tract.
Why is the nourishment
contained in Scott’s Emulsion
assured proper distribution?
Because the emulsion is
easily and naturally taken up
and utilized by the system.
Why is the good edect
of Scott’s Emulsion soon
noticeable?
Because the ingredients
represent the very form of
nourishment needed. The
stomach requires a change
and rest from ordinary food
and hence the gdod effects of
the emulsion are quickly seen.
\V hy is S_cott’s Emul-
sion a food for the whole
system?
Because every part of
the emulsion-oil, hypophos-
phites and glycerine, is adapt-
ed to some special need of
the body when a wasting con-
dition exists. _
VI/'hy is it necessary to
nourish the whole body when
only one part is affected?
Because the blood, nerves,
bones and muscles must _all
be considered and provided.
for in restoring waste and
establishing uniform health.
Scott’s Emulsion _gives°nour_-
ishment to all, collectively
and individually.
We'll send you a sample free
upon request. `
SCOTT & BOWNE,
55 Front St., W., Toronto.
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l.S. Saiiiordss/Son
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Produce Commission 1'\¢l'¢|ll\\f$.
48 I 48 Argyll Simi. Halifax, I- S.
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Coaaigameiiu of litter. Xp. Pork. l’°\l|lfY
'mum na om asia an me ingiieu mam:
Flies and prompt retnriomsde.
Write nc lor llcrket Quotation-
Qetldlwinl _ _ __  .- 1
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11
"Southern Paeiie Gilt 53%
EXpIodlng Boilers--Returnsto the Woods Preferring to
Because the digestive or- . ' ' '
Take His Chances Among Indians, Wild Cats and
Bears.
The old man with 'the bronzed fa H
bng_liair and ready-made suit was ee;
 the matter as they walksé
“rice is,_Jeim,"' is nie, “rm 10015,;
for peace in my declinin’ yea;-3,, TNI
wild life has been gittin’ sorter lmrd or
me, an’  want to take it easy, so I equi;
t° the ¢ltY £0 finish up. You don’t mind
douyoul” '
th Glad to have uyou, uncle,” answei-gd
8 young man. The dangers of life in
the woods-the constant watchfulness
and all that-must become very trying,
tp an old man. I suppose there comesn
$11116, even to a man inured to it, when
danger ceases 1,0 have a fascination.”
“What’s that there 'barricade feri” de-
manded 'the old man, as the younger
guided him into the street. 1 _
“Oh, that’s where a boiler blew up," I
was the careless reply, “and, of course
ig took a section of the sidewalk with
1 .”
“B’ilers under the sidewalkl” said the
old man, enquiringly.
“Of course, one walks over boilers
nearly everywhere in the city.”
The old man looked worried. ‘
“Better step sorter easy, hadn’t we ?’-
“Oh, no,” laughed the nephew. “It’s
very seldom one blows up.”
“An’ it’s very seldom a. man’s chawed
by a b’ar,” returned the uncle; “but we
don’t feel comf’table gittin’ too close to
he asked. i
’em.” A
“Careful, now, uncle,” cautioned the
young man. “We’ll cross the street here.
Look out! Jump!”
The old man barely cleared fthe front
of a cable-car, and then went to the
pavement with a, bicycle. When he was
rescued and brushed oil' he looked' crest-
fallen.
“You should wateh out when you hear
the gong ringiug,” the young main ex~
plained. _
“Watch out fer which gong?" asked
the old man, reproachiully. “It seemed
like there was 'a dozen goin’ to once.” I
“Oh, all__you have to do is to keep
le;-;m.~ I
l_~'vl
losin’ it there, neither. Is them things
runnin’ all the time?"
dents.”
“How many!" ‘
“Oh, I suppose the average, including
collisions and the big accidents, wouldn’t
amount to more than five or six victims
a week.”
“In the days when the Indians was
rampagin’ they didn’t average as high as
that, includin’ massacres,” commented
the old man.
The young man passed this oil' with a
laugh. _
“We’ll go up to my ofiice, uncle,” he
remarked.
The old man was nervous as he stepped
into the elevator. `
“These here things ever dropl” hc
asked.
“Never when they’re properly watched
and guarded,” was the answer.
“Same way with a wild bull,” com-
mented the old man. “There ain’t never
a bit of danger in him if he’s properly
watched an’ guarded.”
The young man stopped to speak to an
acquaintance who had his head banf
daged and his arm in a. sling. _
“Has the oliice next to mine,” he ex-
plained, “and he was held up last night.
Foolishly objected to being robbed, you
know, and that’s the result. Of course.
when he showed fight they pounded him,
but it’s a very rare occurrence.”
` The old man stopped short; _
“John,” he said, “I come here fer rest
an? peace an’ quiet. I= was tryin’ _to gii _
away from the dang’rous an’ excitin’1iie ‘i
of the wild West.”
“I quite understand, uncle.”
“_Well, John, if you’ll jest steer me
back to the station you’ll see an ol
man take to the woods where_ there
ain’t nothin’ worse’n b’a_rs an’ Wildcat:
an’ blizzards. I’iu lookin’ fer a mee,
comi’table old age, John, where the
chance of dyin’ sudden a.in’t more’n one
in ten, an’ it’s back to the woods fer me."
-Elliott Flower in “Cosinopolitan_"
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NEW YORK STOCKS.
NEW Yank, Nov. 19th.- (Special)-This
Daily Quotation List Furnished by E.(i‘r
RYKERT &C0., LEMBERS OF THE
MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE
Montreal. n _
Atchhcrdlcmnoa
Atchison Protea-md
Bmriys napa mmm sei 62%
Eric 34 33t
Louisville & Nashville 124 12.32
s 142 149
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api" prices - Nov.18Nov. 19
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543 55i
1171 1191
82 *Zi
972 se
Manhattan
Metropolitan 137i T41
Missouri Pacino 106 107%
New York Conti* 1491 »15f`i
Pennsylvania I5*-'ti 155§
Beading 55 565
Rook ISl»aBd '_ -"
Cnicaoo, November 19.-(Specia.l.)-
Dec - - “Pork$l09o
..Yes_ but there m.en»t many acci_ ed outside the station and along the route.
-Flour per cwt
__£|our, per bbl (im
Lard, per bucket
K. Oil per cask
I Raoishes
Molassen
Hides per lb
Hay per cwt.
Straw....._ ._
Oa _
Pork _
Caulidowers.
Turni b __
P lp’ ‘us
Corn, doz ‘ '
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Aunlec. peck. .
\Vild Geese. _ .
Pumpkins. . ._
Rabbits, pair
B. Ducks
Partridge
,, Railway Common -- 32
,, ,, Preferred oi. 921
sg, Pnl 171 1722
Union Paeilc 992 100i
United Stated Steel Common 363 36§
“ _ “ " Preferred 84 94
Soo Preferred 1225 122i
Detroit ' 95?: 852
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Oats (whitelper mshel. _ _ . . . _
Wheat per ushel....  . . __ . _
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by the cheers of thc crowds -which gather-
A gr. at banquet was given at Windsor
Castl = in honor of the royal guest. i
Bleeding A
sell Can be Cured by
7
Dr. Chase sp Ointment.
sometimes burst and permit the escape of
hloo from their central veins These can
to even endanger the lite of the pahient.
Nov. 19. ar: Jennie Armstrong, Grady  A H   I "
Well youwill be shortly if you are not now
_ ,Nov-10.ar= nossmusa, compras, 'rig » our meds HEAVY WEIGHT UNDEY WEAR
- s sash. bsiisse. _ ‘ coarse. It is n t f t th Uuasr‘é&r1@m'y5,
His Narrow Escapes from Cycles, Elevators, Cable Cars and' ____T___. ._ ¢a._...ii.1,€ .,..§.,;°fv"N`§°{fR‘H”¢¢A5LE ¢, 0° fo,
Kms or Poiirueii. I » Sun. Medium weight fora lowerpi-ice
_ -__ ' ' The fall and winter weights are here in such variety
Lorman, Nev. 17.-'rue King or Porta- there’s no _want in the Fnderwear Catalogue a man canhave
gal arrived at Windsor tonight 'from _ that gang be met here
F""P°*’ '° WY "' “Si” _‘_° W’ Kin# “"5 _ Underwear at 25 cents the p eee and 50 cents the
Queen of England King Edward, who _ __
had come direct from Sandringham, met 1 th; twigs as much Sgft iamws w°°l’ribb°d’ H
him at the station. The two monarchs y money can ny anywhere “Heavy °r
` "Ti'5t'S,au 7°i1_ `f`lW¢ 50 <10 in the embraced one another most cordially and D _
w°°d°’ an there “mt 5° many ways °f then drove off tothe castle accom anis _ o   ‘ I 
Men’s Outfitter
 
 i
Chase’s Ointment in this regard is the
sponsible business min who felt so grate-
Ointmena that he detcrmined to do what
he could to let others know about it
writes -“You mayjut my name to any
praise you can give to Dr. Chase s Oint
‘I was troubled for two years v;i;h that
am entirely rid of it It is a treasure to
DIED FROM FLY BlTE_
Theswellinz continued to spread until
distcnded. The doctors were powerless
J aiiinese Specialist
They cure all formsc! Hear’ ache in twenty
minutes. Stop piin oi Rheumivism and
Neuralgia. Relieve Car Sickness and
Sour Stomach. Breaks up a cold in
in one day.
No PAIN can exist in the body under the
influence of these woNni~.n1=i:1. 'r.ini.1=:rs.
On sale at your drug store and all places
where medicines are kept, or from the
proprietor at 25 cents a box. 'Mount
Rairunnsn where no cure is efecned.
Snrrnss together with our 16 page
‘Caudaeeaca1y'heaa!ste_rm
November 17 -A
oitobll iiis wav Io sourii
to South 
Beckett,
the firm ot Dabeil and
pi|¢5__ P. E. I. §_T_I_lI:;K__E_l_{Q_HANGll‘
ing but a Menace to Life It- _ R05]  
BANKERS AND BROKERS
NEW YORK CORRESPGNDENTS
- - HENRY cu-:ws 6. co
Piles or hemorrhodal tumor ', like vari i'
case veins in other parts of the body- Members New York °t°°k Fxchange
New York Produce Exchange
3 . _ - New York Cotton Exchange,
stituaie bleeding piles. Such hemorrhages Chicago Board of Trade
are sometimer exceedingly profuse, so as - Bostgn C0l‘l'eSp0l\d6l'ifS¢ H R  5 
Not Only Painful and Annoy i_  
The victim of piles should avoid rich ~ St0CkS._BOUdS G'1'a1n»C0tt0l1» ¢t¢ » bimght and 50m fm'
stimulating foods aud drinks and should Cash 01' Carried On margins Of 5 1:0 I5 P C. W8 IIRVC IISIEC
keep the bowels slightly related as conf On Out blackboard The best Molltreal BOS'IZ011 and New YOIE
S1»ii111f»i°11 IS 006 0111188 0f_f»hiS ailment- Stocks. Our morning telegram from the best tipster on Wall
S°m”P@°P1¢d°“°°°.”‘"k°f "NUS D” Street, forcasts the day’s market and so far has hem
Chaise: _(_)i“'°:‘°“° ff? blegdggl 22°? very reliable. On our tables youwill find brokers dai y and
fgxfin t erzgfnfs ofstvgfshfmbllé corn weekly market letters also books containing valuable infcrmn
iilalnt 8 I t1o_n about investments etc Our report of previous week is
 ~»»»~»f °f   fi  .‘,§’§;‘;‘;i:‘:.zf_.;‘;‘;;";':g_;';:ei._P;‘::_£;. _..._ ,___
testimony ot persons who have been may desire. Clients Orders exetuted With the least POSb`1`%
setuallyéured or bleeding piles by usirg delay. Careful attention given to all correspondence
it. The statement of Mr. Jackson given Telephone 267, P O Box, 189
below is that ofa well known Md N- _ Ofilce Lower Queen Street, Farquharson building
Q CHICAGERKETS' i fu_l for the benciit dexived_from Dr_Chase’s A E .' M D  | I ‘
Nev. wuear75;o°rn;ss; oats, 29P0rk,i ML Jas Jackson °_, we Lm_ie°S_p°°1_ I______m » MANAGER
$15.70. Company, St-. Alexis ae Monte, Que. ‘
 
i CHARLOTTETUWN MARKETS- ` ment, for it has done me more good than } ' ' I ' "*'* f
(Corrected every Tuesday and Friday.) SHY \l1¢di°i0¢ I WH' “Wd -
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  OF COURSE YOU
cruel disease, bleeding piles,   after ‘_ W
using Dr C »a.se’s Oiutment, I can say 1  - _
all suffering from piles " I _ _
Dr Chase’-i Ointment 60 cents a box At     $10 
al' dealer", or Edmanson, Bates & Co _   y
T°1`°“t" _ _ A 5' cash capital, and were seeking a mercantile connectiioir and
_ that Mr. Smith, who had a similar amount of stock, but with
an indebtedness of $3,000 on it. invited you to Become his
--'-'  equal partner, and suppose further that Mi jones, who had.
Mil" Y°§K~ N°"- 11:17-“H°';"““t §““f' S J' a stock worth $10,000 wholly paid for. together with a busi-
_';`;‘;'1’;__"§:i:'1g"i’_‘; Z;"B‘;_m;‘f“h;’s d‘;'ed°f§;"Z’_ ness connection as good in ever) Way as Mr Smith
the .freeze of ii nv one ififiima isst Wea- I _' P'°b“b1Y better’ S“PP°S° Mr- J°”°5 315° ““"*°d 5°”
nesdiiy. Afew hour. lm-r a smai ,pot A come an equal partner,would you hesitate a single
made by the me developed into 5 s,,e,|_ before accepting the offer of Mr Jones in preference to
ing whichcxteuded over the emire cheek. _ 'f Of Mr. Smith ’
to Rive 1‘¢1i°fa°<1 50041! ‘IW "WIND flied you have a certam sum to invest in life insurance
_ you _ be in.lined to invest it in a company whose
; _ _ _ ,-_ _-pn|¢g_-.25  __ _ earnings for years to come will be pledged more 0 1
' ,  "'""'°"° _ 1 <1! _ wards astronger reserve basis, or would you
 73% ample for the next generation at least, and every
I I whose surplus earnings is genuine surplus, free from
SFVANESE' obligation or charge on account of reserves f
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the whole upper poriion et the body was  ' Let us  g' n
A ess
yilsil ig cast your lot with that company whose policy reserv
the company with strong Reserves, especially when with
‘le etible Tablets' »  °_;f:;_;‘.S;;;2“a‘  °°”“1"°“S  3 ‘cg
g F _ You would in a word choose the Canada Life, for itrs
FTOH1 A amous _ th_e only Companv on this continent viliich fully complies
_- with the above specifications
E. R. BRDW W K ROGERS
Charlottetown Charlottetown,
51966181 Agerll Manager P E I
“WONDERFUL” ?;‘;,‘,f,S 3% " -
Mr_ John H. Barustead,
Halifax, N S
Dear Sir:-I was amicted wi
__ A Rheumatism in my hand, '°:..1 tried
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’ matic Oil a wonderful preparation ‘Riding baddles Halters,
dialieertainly recommend it to glen Waterproof Horse
ii ull in my ffkllds- English Harness Soaps and
' “ YOUTS Tf\11Y at qu ek selling price..
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