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Would Scab Over, Break 0pen. and '

Be Raw-Intense Suffering for _ Two Years-Doctors and Medi- Pal M0l16_y W|Ill\0l`S--

cines Failed to Help Her.

CURED BY CUTICURA

WHEN ALL ELSE FAILED

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The Fastest Horses in Differ-A

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Phoebon W.. Has Fastest Mile.

The Halifax Recorder recently pre-

\\'riting under date of August I5, sented its readers with its an-1

1904, Mrs. L. C. Walker, of 5 'lrernont nual summary of fastest recordid

,H`_tr_e¢;_t,h\\_oodtforg;,_?_I:59g_;‘£?; on Mai-itiaie Province tracksJ 5 5 C *“ 3 ‘ff ' which shows while there hasg .1 li- ~l ~ she w s ei hteen ' _ _ ;`__‘;'_:‘Ul_;‘;Jh,"’ £;`_§5ing integse S`§fering been some splendid perfoi|nances,both the'

’ _ bcsttrottiug and pacing records remain;

iiir two years. We had several doc

tors, :ind tried everything, but in spite “S b€f°l`€~ -

of'all we did it kept spreading. On

e Ptiochoii \V. aiznin has the fastest mile

~l.iv it would scab over and then crack to his credm lui wmch time he made

oift-ii aiiti a watery matter oozc from

twice at Moncton and once at Cliathain~

it and tlic svabs would all fall off. Ig Phoehnn Smned ___ eight mc” in the Dm__

wiiiilil he raw for a time, then sea liver again. Sonic one recomniende

ciireil a box of Cnticura Ointuieii

,1 viiiccs this season. winning sl_x, and;

losing at St. John and llalifax, his total

t. winning amountiiig to $080. Simaseie,

8=\'l1\ C=\\<‘f Of C“tI¢“"f\ SMP- She WHS driven by Frank Boutlller, Halifax, was

iiiiirli better after tlic tirist bath Yzitli “gain his chief' 0pponent_ they meeting ._ __ _ _ . . ,C

Ciiliciira, and we iiiiiuediately pro-

\\.iriii \\.iter .\1idso.ip, mit an app a-

tiiiii of tlic Oiiitniciit. Before it w liiilf gone we saw a marked Chang t if the better, and she was entirel ~ limi, without ii scar being left, b

seven times, the gelding wlnnlng`on

s C tive oct-aslons. Slinassie, however, won y more money than the gelding; she was ln y ten riiecsiluring the season, having four

iiii- one box of Ointment and one _cake tlrsts, and four seconds tio her credit and of assay. Her skin is. now entirely ,von $1_lu0, Czarina added to the "l““'» "W1 She 11”” “°t hm “ mg” °f interest of the free-for-ails, and her total

Lmiilile since."

100,000 MOTHERS Daily Tell Other Mothers

eiiriiiiigs reached $550.

For the first time since the importation

' of horses for the free-for-ails have com- menced, ii horse brought to the province without a record has won one of these

'i`li;it _Ciiticura SMP is tht* II?" b“bY races, Lady Bingeu, at Fredericton. This s.._iii in the world for cleansing and mme was \“,0\mht hem by Mn Comms

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piirilyiiig tlic skin, and that Cutirur

last year, and withouta record she was

;' - L f : 1-* 1 f ‘ Hmmut N 0 prue Lbs va ue mi placed in the hands of Fred Warren, who

iwiotliiiig and healing torturing, dis ii;.;iiriiig eruptions,'itcliings, an chat' ings, A single application of Cuti

i-iira tiiiitiiient, preceded by a warm

_ last season gave hcr a mark of 2.22 and at - lier race at Fredericton this season,driven

hy assistant trainer Charles Siizman, she

li.illi with CiitieuriiSoap, gives instant 0,,mine(\ n recom of 2_14§_ M,-_ Cuwnng

relief, and refreshing sleep for skin tortured babies, and rest for tired frttteil iiiotliers. `

Ciiii -um <t.fip. lilnlmt-nt. and Pills are mid tliruugho

tin- Milli. li.-noi... laniiloii, :1 Cliiirit-rlionue sq.; ar ~ - 4.- in i-..' , .\ii.n»iiii,iL1'..wii| it co., syaii

» Iiiii \r ey l'cii< r limp .ii t‘liiim. Corp.. Iiiniuii. Sole Props. __

iw' Mailed free, “ llow tu Cure Baby lluinuurl.

` has always had an ambition to develop ’ a frce»for-aller, and now that thlshas been

,,, lat-coniplished, he will dispose ‘of the mare

which he imported for this class-

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The Overcoats we a

re showing for winter wear

are made of the prettiest fabrics, and are tailored most perfectly. They fit splendidly, and are of the stylish square shouldered effect so much to be de-

sired now-a-days.

And remember if

It Prices Ji ekeasottabl

The prices are very reasonable indeed, starting

at $5.00 for a good sensible wearing Overcoaf, and up by easy stages till $20.00 is reached, which we claim is the apex of Overcoat Perfection. _

,you are tall, short, slim,

stout, or medium we can fit you perfectly. We know

our end of the business in and ict us show you

and we know it well. Come how well.

rowse ros.,

The Only Real Good Clothiers.

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'Sha wonraces at Moncton andwoodstock,

V _Cznrina, 2,121. Lady Bingen had a most

successful year, winning live races, and a total amount of 81,1111.

The fastestarrccu performer of the year

ls Lady Patton. also owned by the Spring hill Stables. She did not start until Aug. ill, when at Springhill she obtained a roo0~ rd of 2.211 in her first riwc, audgvithln five weeks she competed la eleven flees. win- ning seven, second in three, and third in one, and obtained a recold of 2.17}. Sho iii also tlielaxyoet money winner of the year on the provincial turf, her winnings totalling $1.41!). . _ The fastest new stallion, as well. as the fastest --fonr~ye`n_r`-old. ls. Will Be Sure, owned by Nat. McNair Port Loulson, N. B. Ho ls alsotha second fastest green horse of the year, and the second among the list of winners, his figures beink $1.170. lie started eight times, won six races; one each siacond and thini, and goto 'record of 2.191.

The fastest’newoomer among the ‘geld-

inirs was Parker L., 2.20). also lowned by the Springhill Stables. He won six races, his total winning being $145.

The fastest green trotter of‘the year

was May Parkside, handled by Frank Boutlller. and it is a great pleasure to note that she was bred in the provinces.

obtainlnga record of 2.215 and during

the year won $030 in premiums.

'lhe fastest trotting mare fof the year

Daisy DeWitt, was also in the Halifax stables. She took a mark of 2.211ln ber race at Woodstock, and her season's wln~

nlngs reached $617.50.

The fastest province bred on the pro-

vlncial turf this seaton was Ada Mac, having obtained a record of 2.17-a mark only beaten by free-for-allers. Hei- total winnings were $512.50. She is by Parkside, who thus has to his credit the fastest province bred of the year; May Parkside, the fastest new trotter of the year, and he is also the grand sire of Parker L., the fastest green gelding _of 1005.

Another province bred, Fleetstep, owned by Dr. Taylor, Moncton, divides the honors with Estill Boy, of the Springhill Stables, as the fastest trotter of the season, each having reduced their records to 2.101. The latter's winnings for the season reached $810.

The fastest stallion of the season was

Red Pepper, owned by W. J. Furbush‘ West' Newton, Mass., who took a record of 2.1715 at Chatham. Red Pcpper`s win- ninrrs ln seven races were $050. The fastest stallion owned in the provinces was Banlt-o, owned by J. C. Ipirder, Syd- ney, with a mark of 2.l8f}, also at Chat- ham. There were onlya couple of trot- ting stalllonson the provincial turf this season and we have no record of any of them winning ti. heat..

Among other good winners of the year

were Etta Mac., E. Duncauson, Falrville, who standsslxth on the list with $195; Ruth Wilkes, A. H.Learrneu\;, Truro,$750; Rita M., B. Carrol, Halifax. IS067; General Fiske, E. R. Gahan, Boston, $040; Claudia Hal, Springhill Stables,$450; Joe Patehen, D. Dwyer, Picton, $445; Doncella, Dr. Gil christ, Greenwich, N. B., $405; Krelnella F. Boutilier, Hallfax,,$405; Bennet W., B. Whalen, River Hebert, $400.

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Tononio rooieiiiisis woii.

PmI.aDEi.i»Hi».. Dec. 1.-The University

of Toronto Association football eleven today defeated a team of players from the various clubs of this city by ifscore of 40 to 1.

JUST HOW WE STAND.

- The following is an extract from a speech delivered by B. Hal. Brown, Man- `agei° of the London 8L Lancashire Life

' Insurance Co. for Canada:

We regret the shameless conditions

which have been revealed through the investigationsiiow being carried on by the committee of thc legislature in the State of .New York. The great New York companies appear to have become unwieldy. Resignations have been forced in one company and high officials must go ln others. Their deeds are bare~faced scandals and all high principled honest insurance men blush to know that such conditions could have been allowed to grow and continue. Methinks there will be a turning toward British institutions and I note that the principles upon which they do business are favorably commented upon by the press, » and some leading American Officials, who are now ln trouble. Who can say what the re~ suits are to he? ,One thing is certain, and that is John Bull will still continue tp do business (life insurance particularly) at the same old stand, andln the same sterling way. Agolden opportunity is ours, and it will be our own fault if wc do not avallourselvcs of lt.. Now ,iusta word about the position attained by qhe company. Our new business in Canada for the first nine months of the current year shows _an increase of 207, compared with that of, i904. The income has in- creased]-‘l1,0tIl for the same period and ‘amounts to $8t'i4,0~’10, while the assets ave ln_c5gp_sg_d_ by $210.72), and stand at $3,4ill,940,UI Ofsolld first-class securities, upon‘<whl@=n_ot one dollar of interest

. *waiijover due and unpaid at the close of

the year. The lnconio of the Company, from all sources. amounted during the

` year 1904 to $1,840,442. The amount add

edt.o the funds as the result of the - year‘s operations amounted to $648,407,

raising the funds in hand to $10,002,885 The Company occupies an enviable posi- tion aniong sterling llfe___91!lool 'dad oar- rles upon its books upwards of forty

mlllgtoédollarl sums userid; The ratio of a nsehi Canada fateful income ls 15.0'/,. , lndlcatlngtho _coniiorvatlsui our-_ casa by time who .iii-ect the _anim or the Oompan The policies _of the Com

Iona astoresldenoc, travel or occupat- Ion, and are luoonuastable and non-for- fcltsble. The business-inhlqt’ of"'f.\i`e Com respecting Canadian business

retained In the country, affording 0 cdianii all thc' d A 1!

prone

Edward Island, to whom Second George Oottlo was to have plight troth when the ship came home.

A l'-'Ei.iNe orr oiailnoivo ov

At night, they'd come home lookin

When they were in the field or stre

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pany aicworid-wide. fi-oe fi-nm restrict.-

are administered wholly in Clouds. The funds earned in Canada are invested -and

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Miss Williamson, in far away

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My kittens three, were white and gray,

‘T wasjhard to keep them clean;

N o matter how I worked each day,

The kits looked very mean.

They'd go out in the morning clad

So tidy and' so trim;

With clothes so soiled and grim.

I could not kecp them tidy, neat,

One hour of the day

With other cate at play.

1 then procured the DIAMOND And made a dye hath hot, ,- And to myjtlttiens greatisurprlse.

I dippedthem in the pot..

' .'l`o~dny', my kittens all are dressed

In Black so rich and deep -

I mourn no more, and now ani ble

When'er I roam or sleep.

The nioral of my song is plain, To women bright and wise;

If you would pleasure, profit gain, Just use the DIAMOND DYES.

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I rar nuriielurii.

One of the greatest. money and

spvlng inventions of the age lu the o a Duplicating Machine has been ed by a Montreal man. It will ' dn

operate lt. The secret connected invention consists in the com

stencil paper, silk. rulers and other expensive supplies of duplicating machines. For ICD

can compare with it, and for ol and simplicity it is unrivalled. called the DUPLIGRAPH and the

SPRANG, 22 Yonge street, Toronto, Ontario. ,

Ciirter 85 Co. Ltd.

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Iron Ox Tablets are for sale Apcthecaries Hall.

Furs for cold weather. Rnffs,

and~caps, wove scarfil and ruHs, lamb collars and caps for children at Pai.on's. 2d ill

for the holiday trade at the large

Something

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inch bristle at 6

value. 'If you ne

'household see us.

, ` Also' great values

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formed her company, vanished the west coast stoamer_Queen City re- turned without onoword of comfort for the anxious hearts of the w Itrhasjustdevelopod that not o biit two bi-_ldes-that-were-to-have~been wlllbepluugedln grief by the non-

lhz of the Fawn. For while

lledvlg Olsson, the finance of C

Alexander _l'I,lilnia.r Oleson (no

‘although the name .ls otherwise geativc) awaits his oomlng in vain,

wedding preparations made, at there is another saddened young

sealer

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aiiy kind of handwriting, sketching, music. drawing, etc. ln almost any color of ink, at one operiitlon, as well as type- wrltlng and is so simple that iv. child can

with the position

used in absorbing the ink and then re producing copies, and it does away

there is no machine ia the world

Anew lot of goods just arrived, hal lampsdibrarylamps and otherassortnients

ery Store.-W. P. Colwlll. 12-ld twf4w. . l

_ Nice in hair brushes. We offer you 9.’ 'pino- row solid back _.brush

Another 1olil,i‘lf‘ solid

~ ‘back, good bristle one

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The remark is often made to us,

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bus ?" The answeris a simple one, we give such satisfaction n the i

work we do, that our reputation -is known far and wide, and every- where all over “Our Fa r Island Province,” even across the straits to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick. Cape Breton, Quebec and Ontario, in fact in all parts of the Broad Dominion we have received orders for

work. _

Ie the question a difficult one to answer? We trow not. Satisfaction is the essence ofsuccess, hence our success in bud-

Ilemember us when in need of work done to your entire satisfac-

BRUCE STEWART & C0..

Founders, Engineers, Machinists and Boilermakers.

Steam Navigation Coy's. Wharf, `

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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pply of horse rugs in all sizes s Our large assortment makes it pos he rug won’t fall off or slip around

“K 8 g or one hi her priced you can count on getting the most

for younmone here t pays to keep your horse warm in the stable

Every ru L _isimadc of,st,ron_ ,durable material ani whether, you

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TiLSON`S PREMIUM A ROLLEI) .0ATS*... A

in ackages containing a

beatiiiful piece of decorated

I china in every package. Price 25 cents. Jenkins & Son

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 theui

, tested, won’t cost you 1 anything. ' Glasses recommended

' only when required. Satisfaction guaran- teed.

E L L I S ,

' ‘ The Druggist

‘ and Graduate Optician.

Custom Tailoring, Gents’ Fur l1l8l1lD{S, HMS, C3951

` CIC., CIC. _Siaz-We wish to direct your attention to our stock of new cloths for spring and summer wear.

Our cloths are imported fron:

lin vary best mann iicturers In lnglml, Scotland and Ireland and include: g . _

Worsteds. Fancy Sultlngs,

' Vlcunae, Sergesi

Tweeds, Trowserlni s.

And fancy Vest Cloths. _Overcoatlugs in Vicuiiss.lR“l“'

_ proof and fancy Worsteds~

We can guarantee satisfaction

_in tae cutting, fitting and make up of 'our clothing. '

We invite you _to call and el-

` amine the rtock and believe wt

will be able to suit you.

`_ I I ~` Yoursrespectfully. _ 1 .l0lIN MCl.EOD i & C0.

gpeeii Streeyk ~,, __,ar1otte_tvtvi§ . -1-§n: ou? that ohoors--but not

- solid comfort when you can buy it in a' pack- -

fnobriatfol The famous'

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