W   ` G  '_ '_ _ "°°*‘ » 'Endcavored to Bring About “El\`t¢l\l¢"l .Withllussia--No
‘ _' __ Little G|rI’s Obstlnate Case’ of `
_ proclaim Thursday _znd day I
if Civic 
llzilf Holiiiitl. IIIIVEHIU LIMBS
___ “f"l"‘
"TOUR NAM E-NT.
_Byf request from a' flélfkf
number if citizens- I hereby
.0I_.A_ugust from one .u’clock, .
a. Civic* half Holiday, and
ask the Merchants and Citi-
zeils generally to observe the
same. ,
I
IAMES PATON, _
Mayer’s Office, Mayor.
` ,_l-lt'/Hall; ' ` I
25dniwf4l, Pat, Ex. _
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WHEN '
Eczema - Instantaneous Relief
By Culicura- Little Boy's Hands,
ami Arms Also Were a Mass
sv- vvturing Sores-Grateful
fviother Says: ' ’ 1
"cuncuni HEMEDIES
Anousrnotn STANDBY"
"In reply to your letter I write you
my experience, and you are privileged
to use it as you seo fit. Last year,
alter having my little girl treated by a
very prominent physician for an obsti-
nate case of eczema, I resorted to the
Cuticurn. Remedies, and was so well
pleased with the almost instantaneous
relief afforded that we discarded the
pliysiciun's prescription and relied en-
tirely on tlie_Cuticuru §ou` _Cuticura
Ointment, and Cuticuru Pills. When
we commenced \vith the Cutieura Rem-
edies her feet and limbs were covered
with running sores. ln about six weeks
wc had hcr completely well, and there
kc."
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A Allsuuirrtr runs.
_ ""v;w:on.|.i.f;-rr érsrrii I
.Get a Good One
The pleasure of a' nice
drive, largely depends on
¢T|_t:_iig. _. ._
it has always been our
motto “To keep the Best.”
Vol' will not be disap-
Dninted at this Livery.
- “flees satisfactory.
_ Pffnmml attention! '
_ LARGE. BROS., Q*
- Queen Street, '
g Hd Phono 30
fooannsngondlinnunsnnoq,
ll0lI SALE'
o-<$'4’s
_avl .Koller Prof'-ss _*Tour mill, best
American make, only run few months,
ust as good as new and will hc sold ii'
a haigain.
_ Zuelisdn rar selling ill health. _I
write for‘ps'i-ticulushto ‘ 4
~ E nicNNiNGs & sons, '
491! Pugwash, N. S.
 
HILLSBORUUGTI
" `  'SKATING RINK C0.
4 _ -
~Arspecial meeting of sharef
holders o_f the Hillsborougli
Skating Rink Co. will be held,
ft-tt'tll_e"oilice ‘of the Secretary
_A. A. Bartlett, Stamper Blockf
Charlottetown, on Monday
ev_en_ing.]uly 3ofh,. i9o6 _at Sl
iolfclock,-for the purpose of
passing a Bye Law to_ autho-
rize' the Directors to raisea
'sum-'oi money not to ' exceed
'three thousand dollars for
‘enlarging the Rink and other
- improvements.
S.. W. CRABBE,
_ ___l’_r_e_sidgnt_
'  Al A. BARTLETT,
_ Sc crelary
~ (hlticurzi Iieniodics are ii valuable
has been no recurrence of the trouble.
' “ ln July of this y_en.r u. little boy in
our family poisoned is hands and arms
with ison oak, and _in twenty-fain*
hours his hands and# arms were arniiss
1 of torturing sores. We used only the
Lziticura Remedies, washing his hands
and arms with the Cutiaura_Soup,i_1nd
anointed them with the‘C\iticuru Oint-
ineiit, and then guvc l ini the Cutlcur_u.
llesolveiit.. In nhonl three \vceks his
lnirids :ind arms heulcci l1j\: so we have
lots of cause for feelin griiilful for the
(luticura ltcnicilies. -%Vc find tlzzit the
lioiiscliold stlliixlby, living as we do
- _ t\\'cl\'c miles from u doctor, und where
it costs from twenty to twenty-iivc dol-
lur.~i to onine up on the iiiouiitain.
Ilespcctflllly, Mrs. Lizzie Vincent
. ~ -»
'Il\nii|n.s, l"zl.ir|riouiit, _YI/illdeii s Ridge,
Tenn., Oct. I3, l905. .
Coinplrte Iirlrrnll und lnlcrnll Treatment lor every
i|nm....r,ir¢.nI i>i-“piss ni seroruimmni insanely it. .ii--.
cinulslliig or Cutlcuni. soup ointment, and cmlvi-in
on... in mn" or cimeomo bout-l Pnl., in vin or em.
...ly in ini ui|ii<|nlggi.n_ A .logic -or on.-n cum uw
mnuiilstrculiiy can-n when all nluilalls. l’otu-r Drug it
- cn.-m. c»rp.,mlo l’n>p».,no»mn. ilu-s., u s.A.
uriunlcu rm,-»ii.»~ to cur.. 'rnnuiunhnungurmg
-lluiuoun," uid" ’1‘lioGrenl Skin Bock."
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Doctor Says
Some time ago we showed the formu-
la of Kimo Tablets to a doctor of many
years experience.
The other day he wrote us a letter.
Doctor-like, he d0¢sn't wish his name
published, but says we may publish the
etter. Here it is:
Mes-sr; B. N. Robinson & Co.,
Coaticook.
Gentlemen,-I have carefully examin-
ld the formula of your Kimo Tablets.
They contain the active principles of the
best known remedies for rheumatism.
The Japanese solvent is something new.
~ I have never seen it in the formula of
other remedy. ‘ _I was so impressed
31" the combination that I decided to
us; the tablets myself, as I had a bad at-
tack of rheumatism. I must admit that
the one box you gave me 'did me more
good than any other rern:dy.T have ever
used. 'The 'Japanese solvent, with the
other ingredients, makes a really effect-
ive combination.
As the doctor says, it is the Iapanesc
solvent which makes Kimo Tablets so
emotive.
 This solvent' dissolves the granules
which settles appund the joints and mus~
clcs and cause e disease. '
If you suB',er from rheumatism, ro-
member reliefis possible.
liimo Cures
llliemliatism
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Sumo Prlqo no tho cheap
 lllllltontod kinda. f. _» `
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Thousands of .Mothers "
armusing _
lla; ll2onillili.'s
I INFANTS’ SYIIUP
Fur Illlllfrslft Allllllllh, you cannot but
iaglinit _the _fact that this preparation
'is one of merit. and is ull what is '
claimed for it. It is safe, pleasant
and soothing for children teething
and a prompt checker of bowel and
stomach troubles.
Physicians and Professional
.nu|'sc.r__ recommend lt.
-9 In 'purcl1asing, sec that Dr. Co-
<lerrc’s signature and portrait is on
every wrapper. Beware of theinany
lSYRUPs ut uphill asiinilar form and
made to Took ike Dr. Codcrre‘s.
Prim, zjds. pn' bollle, ar by mail
on iereipl of price.
_ Sole proprietors. 'run Wiirm-i-it Crimin-
c.\L Co. Limited, Montreal, @|iadn. -
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Annum ncuunvrtnrnvnnnupgxrrmn It g
Grand Tracadie
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Q dp the p aides. lnrldll oxbliiil-lliil null nlonivm
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tous
 HELP
Moivritmi., July 25-“King Edward, lf
possible, would undoubtedly endeavor to
help the hopeless and helpless position of
the Czar of Russia, lr the latter was long-
_ sighted enough to meet. us half way," sta-
ted Mr. Arthur Nicholson of London, in
Montreal. _
“lt ls ii well-known fact that he King
has been working very hard to
bring about an ‘ententc' with Russla,`
but up to the present time no favorable
results have been obtained.
“lt is doubtful lf the continent of
soverelgns of tho different countries. and t
this lsduc to the diplomatic Instincts
and acknowledged talents of King
Edward in the art of diplomacy. l
“The German Emperor has always
_ reckoned hlmselfa master of the craft,
but ln the game of political chess which
- has been golng on for suohu long time
between the King and the Kaiser, the
former bus so repeatedly checked the
'J Favorable Results l'la{_\'¢ Been ifMi_talned--llnpnse¢d¢n-
' ted Wire-Pulling--King Superior to Emperor as
 '_ ’ Diplomat; ~ r I
pf, - '_ ‘- -_
l~._u_i 
Europe has ever before witnessed such thlsioainpaotlie a'ecompollshcd,lt will rc-
pclitlelul wlre-pulling between the sultinatborougb understanding for mu~
Russia bclngthe most interested coun-
tries' ln lfersls, and Gerinuny's 'pretensions
TULY “
'As
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RL.,
‘you N/-"‘isl'nyorthat`Wllll\inlo no longer
_makin the world of diplomacy as
any _ 
as
_ ‘like a maleh"’for hls. astute
_un°l§;~:s' _l." _ -
“The Kplsofs recent trip to Vienna, it
Is believed, resulted ln Austria getting a
free_lin\iH in th'o'1_3_nlknns,'for whloli Ger-
nianyvrlll receive Austrla's support ln
.Turl`ey', ispenliillyin Asia' Minor, but
herea`gl|_ln' the King of England has
shownhIshand,andls en_daavorlng_ as
rapliilylliposslblo to bring about an
An@o-Russian understiindlng. Should
unl_hsn9_i1t on thsbasls of England and
utlie odlintry ofthe Shah will sufl'el~_
materially. Indeed, it would not bc
surprising lf, ina very short whllc
Germany would_ flud herself with
another Algcelras `q\`lestlon out her hands,
in which the chances _ are she will fare no
hetffer than in the former.
HIPIIHI IIN lllllllill
A   l5lllNll IIIVISIUN
The following report on the “State of
the Order was subuiilted at the quarterly
session of the Grnnrl Division, held at
New lluvcn on July 20th, :ind was on
motion adoptedz-
1 \Vil.h youi'G W 1’ we greatly rf-
_loice in the onward iiuircli of the princi-
ples of Prohlbltlon, and tlnit Prolilbltoiy
lawls now In force tborougliout the
__entlre province. I_t is our proud boast
than Canada leads the world ln the
prac-loe of tempernnce, and tliatour
beautiful Island province leads Cunnda.
The tempcrance sent linentw lilch produces
this rieslrable result. ls largely flue to the
work done by the good old Order of Sons
of 'l'eiupei‘anee. It has sown the seed
of the present glorious harvest.
\Ve must zcalously continue this
work, and we rejoice thatrlurlng the
quarter just closed new Divisions
have been organized by our indefatignble
brother Lawson, and our Grand Scribe
MoCanneli. `
' 2 Yourcommittee are pleased to record
that our Divisions thorough the juris-
diction, with a few exceptions, did
themselves the honor of electing our G W
P, Rev. AD McDonald, as n special
representative to the National Division
in Toronto. We also rejoice that his
talents andthe work done by hlui were
recognized by our hlgncst court, and
that he returns to us its Most \Vortliy
Chaplain-the highest ofllcc ever bestow
ed by that august body upon n nnlive of
this province. We congratulate our G
W Pupon his preferment, and trust
that all these things will go towards
making up more zealous in our good
work. '
'i There is much yet to be done. The
publlo bar has been banished, but alas, our
drun stores,have been corrupted, and are
to-dnylnrgcly doing the liquor business
ofthe province. When drugizists (I) are
_busy shipping cases of llquor into the
country clandestlnelylt ls high time for
officers of the law_to bestlr themselves.
Our drugstores and our vendors require
to be looked after.
S0 long as vendors and drugglsts are
permitted to sell for personal profit.
yourcoinmittee are of the opinion that
the law will be violated. We believe we
voice the sentiments of this Grand Div-
ision when we say that no vendors
should be allowed to sell for personnll
profits, but should be placed under
salary, and all goods supplied by -the
Governrnont and sold under strict. re-
gulatlons.
Ancnt the matter of the vending of
alcoholic liquors under our Prolilbitlon
Act, the following resolutions were
adopted at the recent session of the
Grand Dlvlslon held at New Haven on
the 20th Inst.
Whereas much dissatisfaction exists In
reference tn the appointment of vend-'
0r.»i under our Prohibition Act.
ADVERTISING IS BROAD.
Advartlslngfln itself means publlltc7 I
and publlcltylsri very broad and corr-
prshensive term. It. docs not moan
slmplyaword whispered to a favored
And whereas the vendors appointeil
are for the mostpart men entirety out
of sympathy with the Act., some of
them having been repeatedly llncd for
violation of the CT Act, nndnonc of
them having been reooninicnded by this
Grand Division or by niiy other tcniper-
nnce body.
And whereas the pnyincut ofa $200
fee orllcense to the Go_vei~nuicnt. for
the privilege of vending in nxicatiniz
liquors lsln itselfa tcmpt,at,_lou to these
uienlo overstep the hounds of the
law in order tninerense their sales and
profits, which there is good reason to
_ believe most of them are doing.
Therefore Resolved th'at'ln view of the
lmpurlauee uf maintaining the dignity
of the law, and clhcent enforcement
thereof, the Grand Division ln qinn-ici-»
lysession esqeiiiblzll do hereby i‘t-sheet
fulyssk the Go\e.unient to citric-ol
l’ort.hv\_‘lt.hthcappointment of ull un-
u_ec-_epsary and obnoxious vciitlor.~, ci.-
peclully those who have been coii\'ictc<l
morethanonee of vlolntlng the tl 'l'
Act.
FurtherResolved, that the Govern-
inentberequested L0 take the ivholt-
matter as to the appointment of vendors
under our Prohibition Act. tin-
consideratlon; and ln order to
supply the limited quantity ol
alcoholic Ac1jUai.Lv required [for
niedlclnal, sclentlllc and sacrninciiln
purposcsasspeelflecl ln the Act into
GrandDivlslon would' respectfully rc-
commend thnt the Government u.~..~iiiin~
direct and complete control of the mile,
appointing reliable men on ii stnti-Il
salary,apd Qhus removing from tht-
vendorsnll temptation to liicrcuse lht-.ir
profits by violating the law.
Pliner Mccllclnc
For Ili. Blood
Drives Away That Tired Feeling ;
Makes You Feel Brisk.
To every one ls sure to come that tired,
exhausted feeling.
When the blood is weak, thin and
debllitnted, circulation ls slow, iiiul in
consequence the system is congested with
poisons and wastes that should bc driven
oft". '
The sensible person acts on thc teach-
infrs of experience and cleunsen his system
w th ncourse of Dr. Ilniulltoifs Pills ol
Mandrake and Butternut.
No niedlclue can be more certain to
quickly cure. Convenient to tiikc, just
one pillnt bedt\iue;safe, because entirely
vegetable; nnfnlling, because proved by
thousands that Dr. Humllton‘s Pills set
you up in rlfew days.
From Cheboquo Pt., N. S. comes the
following from Mrs. \V. A. Bt-ynolcl`s
“A year ago my lmalth begun to fall, I
lost appetite, bccnnia ncrvouiniiinl _slcep~
less. My weight run down, I liecunio thin,
hollow checked, and had black rings
under my eyes. Ireally felt as if the
charm of ll c had left. nic unn when
springtime urrlvcil I wnn In the “I<llucS."
T read 0( Di' lluiuiltoii's Pills, limi got. live
boxes at once.
“Within a month my appetite and color
were good. I gnlner strength and felt.
like n. now woman. Ncwlifaunil vlgnr
returned, and my friends scarcely inuw
rue. A medicine that will do this should
be In every home.”
Good health means much Ioyuu. Sue
cess and happiness depanriupon lr. Thu
inalntennnce|i\nd source of health is found
Dr. Hninllton`s Pills 251: per box, or five
lr ixes for $1.00. nt nil den ers, or by nirill
from N. C. Poison and Co., Hartford,
Conn., U. S. A. and Kingston, Ont.
SPECIAL TRIPS T0 ROCKY POINT
Capt. W/isenerhns arranged to have
few. ltls, rather, synonymous with n
general, broadcast declination, and thi
broader the scope of the announcement.
the better the advertising. No oucupleu
space that directs attention along given
and desired lines can be reasonably rc-
gmdcd as wui»,le1l; nor(-un any fuhtle ex
ptnded to lhls end be adjudged ex
traingance.-Andileun Medical Jourp-i_‘
Modest Claims 0l`len Carry the Most Con-
_ vlction.
When Maxim, the famous gun inventor,
placed his gun before a committee; of,
1udgu,he stated Ito carrying power to ba_
much belo'w‘~what he felt sure the gun
would moompllsh. The reuult of tho
trlslwao thmfoiv' a great surprise. In:
stead of dlsdppointmenhi It In the same
with _the»mniiuh‘ot`\»r¢m of 0hnmbe'rlnln‘s
Colle, Oholera and Drnrrlldih Remedy.,
They do not puhllcly,_.b0Nl\ of all this,
remedy will accomplish, but purer to ist
tho_g'|¢¢_~ makt _tho otatements. Wh/ir'
they do hmm, in t.|t\t,l\_ will, positively
can dlmiioa. dpsinqy, nom in ui.
ltoaoh and lmnls md his never been
Ham. mm from sms is moo.
speolnl Lrlpsto _Rocky l’olnt on Monday
and \Vednesday evenings, beginning next
Monday. This wlll afford those who
cannot get away In the tiny aehanue to go
and spend the evening itniid thc beauties
nf llocky Point. The steamer Eltln will
leave Prince Street wharf at 7.30 and
Rocky Point return at 0.30 p in, and the
return fare wlll only be lien cents.
PI-if-i*
Bowel Complaint In Children-
During the summer months children
are sublectto disorders of the bowels
which should resolve careful attention as
soon as the first unnatural looseness of
the bowels appears. The bear. medlelnc ln
use for bowel complaint ls Chn|iiberlaln'o
Colle, Cholera and Dlnrrhosa Remedy as
lt promptly controls any unnatural loose
ness of the bowels, whether ltbe in A
child or an adult. For sale hy all drug-
glsta.
Railway ond travelling lugs in Clan
Tartan. Tourists and others should nee
m i Y . ‘__
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Features Brought Out at the Recent Investigation of
tual Life of Canada
This has been Examined by the Royal
__  investigation proved thoroughly honest management. The
is sound to thc core, and its affairs are conducted along
' s¢ie`n'tiflc and popular lines, solely and economically in the best inter-
ests Ofits policyholders.
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t A Gilt-ulgetl Assets, Dec. 315:, 1905-$9,296,092
N_0t a dollar of stocks.
_ Niot a dollar of unauthorized securities.
. Not a dollar oi speculative investments.
.~‘ Npt a dollar with subsidiary Companies.
I’ Not a dollar “ written up ” in its list of securities.
Not a dollar for stockholders ; every dollar for policyholders.
The Companyis in the enviable position that it can convert on de-
i  ma`nd its entire assets into gold, and at the same time largely increase
its surplus.
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 _ The Real Estate
'l' heldzby the Company (outside of Head Office Building) TS LESS
than $l,000.
Expense Rate Unusually Low "
being the LOWEST Ol" Al.l. Canadian Companies for the year
i905, notwithstanding that the l..»\l{Gl2S'l` VOLUME OF NEW
' __ BUSINESS in the history of tlic Company was written in that year.
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Rcniarkably Favorable Mortality Experience
The losses by death in 1905 were only 49% ofthe losses that were
normally ex ected to occur. The line quality of this Company's
bg..-iness is sliowri by the notable fact that during the past 15 years
thedeath losses AVERAGED ONLY 537301* THE EXPECTED.
The Rapid Growth of the Company’s Income
The income for i895 was $735,079, while in 1905-ton years after-
it reached the large sum of $1,956,519. The interest income ex-
ceeded the death losses during the some period by $568,945.
 Mutual Life oiCanada
(Head Office, Waterloo, Ont.) is an Ideal Company, fumlshing Absolutely
 Rrotmdon _ to its Policyholders at the lowest Possible
J. O. Arseiiault, General Agent.
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Supcrphosphatc,Nitratc of Sod'a,' I
' Muriatc of Potash
Sulphate of Potash. Bone Meal,
I containing hlgliest percentage of soluble and available plant food in the best and economical
forms known to agricultural science.
Eatch Ingredient _Sold _Separate and Unmixed
as USED IN ENGLAND.
5 i hi flrtlli i t ials at the lowest possible cost and in the
enablhilz sgebgttxdlidiaedllslilis pllarflculsrllitixiiilrcleiiients of soil and crop,paylng no “Manufact-
 ptiolit wlilch on most brands amounts I J 25 per C€l1t- T52 f9l'l11€l’ Saves ull! While
No Better Fertilizers can Possibly b¢ l*l2I1Uf3¢l\lf¢¢l» 17 l'¢2I°S C0l1Sl2lll
use of these Manures by our most Progressive Farmers
' roves their snperlorlty'over all otiiers on the Market. Send for pamphlets. “F00d
for I’la§ts" and “Farnie:'s Giiide", sent free on appliwtlvll-
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