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Bide- Char

n Prscf

' . in Summer- .intro consisted oi soo basl-sfartlr. 'Nitbszs oats. 300 noise

'hu M " _ D' ahd`l\_¢i' inward ll, eotly harmless. Said she’d be mm# :?,E\iree..cgfg‘_u¢|§hi;_.f§r!° .Wi 1,1118 to\blly s ton of them if they

‘ _ '».. ' _"W" ___ _

.~'___J»°}m',;p`1¢§r§°“_'gummersidqwtojtremendous cater and is too lazy. to

sets uumris to su in sumi yin, the pride-_virion he taxes 1ll"“l\\fd°|!\|lK», Rlillf-dll Bdbbsgcs on June' 955.51 ' and out them on Aug. 15¢h»,"W|}0l |0109 ‘Wight as much as

5 1\,¢_'fg_m¢g' mm ‘U "Mage of tom..-f\\l methoil-it isn’t dependent upon

cahbqrgol he/ve* grown from each stump- and some _of these weigh as much as 4 lbs each.-Exe.

--- -B°1C°ll\-Blifiilhbd. with better figure

_Min Mu-gang pumps mat with B -a-nd health' than ever before and he serious accident at liillerslie on Mon- 'md “°'¢' “Sli” dread the Mi-rome ,hy _lmommg She had driven B|obe_sity.that is now such a family

fri¢lld_to the station from her home,

out a. mile distant a s

Ab' ' - , uda the th - = _ in-sin ,pulled out of the station noi-H 'W °°“1‘3 P\l\`°l1Hse a lsfsc bor 01 honrtook "ight and bolfei I, the .isrmola Prescription Tablets from semi me run miisni it wonaitijgh" dwzeist or the Mormon Co. have been caught by the engine, ,but ;;"°§,M°""°° A"-» D°“`°“~ Mlm-)» lt swerved and ran up the line,i' °i`° tary. °"°"`fa'~“"5,W°“lf1 5° 8 jumping the catch" and throwing th_i,ng of ,the fast. Dont you think Miss Phillips out. The train was 5°- “

stopped and she was picked up un- Anecliolmtell'

coneclousi. Mzanwhile the horse `_ . BF-TTY continue ini s flight up the track", - _ 1°' °*h°“t“ ‘mn 9' mm' “few “°E‘°" l‘t`li q\iJc?ni\‘:s ci?irré1h};‘l§>t2dtd`Iv?x§thest:;il(lf ing -the_.c|\toher of s bridge 20 feet attend ng meeting of Presgytery lf for a:bio‘1g'l1alf 5 mile, safely nogotiat- “ ' We are-p eased to learn upon enquiry __ _ that Miss Phillips, although consider- 'moghguglggrsiggenggl 0,59 `$g§§edMt°o *N7 mused “h°“*~ th” b°dY “nd °“t learn' that he is out again after his about the face, besides suiiering recent i",,ess__J_

from shock, is progressing favotably.

liow io Cure '

Dunphy and Peter and Mrs. McDou-

_ . ald, Kensington.

An Experienced Horseman Solemuly -The marriage took place at Wel-

DUFIBW' Nothing 19 5° 53tl°f”'3` llington yesterday of Miss Elizabeth

tory as Nervlline.

Bays Nerviline is Fine Liniment.

j ' ""_ ‘while the groom was attended by “titer fifty years' experience in Charles Goodwin, brother. afithe

rsillngliorsce I can safely testify bride. Their many friends uiish them that uo`_rem`edy gives such good re- s happy married life.J. _

suits for an all-round stable linimcnt _- B8 Nervilinc." Thus opens the very -The following are the names of -earliest lotter of -T. J. lilvsnsto-n, who - thore who took part ‘in the Roll Oil lives near Wellington. “I had a very ai. the Bowling Alley at Summerside valuable horse that took distemper s ion Monday. NOV- 25. 1912. and the

month ago, and wg; afraid I wnslgca ,groans thev7 mliidem-K. Grady,1 312,15.. ing to loss m. s t roat swe e i o in 29, _ .Baker 28 , F. . and hard lumps developed. His nos- McMillan 275, A. Boute 267, E. Mc- trilg ran and he-had 3, terrible cough. 'Quarrfe 256, Dan McNeill 250, J.

I tried different remedies, but was un- Mclseold. 240, G. Schurman 235, W. able to relieve ni horse of his pain ,McNeil 233. _ This score was made and suffering i.illy,I started to use 'by the Candle Pins., The next roll ofi

Nerviline. I mixed a bottle of Nervil- .takesJplace Monday, Nov... -2,._at- 8 ine`aiid.'sw`9s_t'oil h’nd'rubbed‘the'mix_- 17.-m. _ - _ ur ' the' throat and" ch three =' f ~ '--° - _ :,,,,°,,°‘1 ,,,,,_ and you .,,°,,i.1°';,,,.,,1,,-ll A Paosrsinons 1Ns'rrrU'rsi.- ibgugve tm; way that img., picked ,The annual meeting of New _/London up. Nerviline cured him. I aiso bavg ,North Fsrmier's Institute was held in used Nerviline for culic in horses'-21!-§0l(;8~RiiV9tf H31 01;, 593-"'dt“7J°¥‘°\m;g

_ mmm imcommgndl r ns ., s ' res en o u .

:tl-1`d ;gw:vs:;d mi; tnetyis raising ECoue1ns in the Weir- MM the usual stwky ‘ , [routine busineu the President spoke For strains, sprains, swellings,col-ic, .`°f the °30F.¢ that hid N911 m°»‘1° 5"?-

dmumpcm mughs’ and M153' no um. ing the _past year to make the Insti- mmf-wm pw” so_,(|i¢gq0ug in tha'-‘tute s success and urged that 3 con- _hbu as Ugg;-vmn,"._1¢', ggoq for .tinued effort be made to induce a msn' or beast, for internal or exter- number -of ,prominent farmers in mn uw whenver gm-9 is pain; N9;-. Long River _to join the institute. The viuns wiii an-sit. Refuse substitutes! -__Se°-Treasurer.-A report _sh°W°<1 e 1-=» -ie M- -'=.r‘i..:‘::::;: °°.f,‘;:..:.~f°:.:.~>::";;e

n B | .

;%,fnBui12?,‘"l4?rY?°ai?;tID€ilnl;§:?>n? condition, a snug sum being to credit out ,oi Institute in the Bank. Mr. Cousins

who has been President of the Insti-

A Successful Tresfmenf _`

` “n ill !°}&¢,',l :.,ff2‘¢‘,‘-',,'§,f-’1i|'-'gg'g°iT¢°' shove the 'following wer; appointed

- ' 1 ' I-M. J. . C l

t K ,aces from Jasper Bell, Q. S. McKay, John R.

Sbleoil d_B°_N° “°° P if ' at M 1.eoe.`J \7-00-“*3'»_35i°° °°°'B’F|:°h’_'}`,|s::|!:` gaillnstohg? The c addressolbll

t°,32‘5 6| fggmgt .`Mr. Benson onthe 11-ith was much

Ao

Sisitr

Second Heritage of

hoard the adage on." Well, I of it applying today. Clara her 18-year-old

nearly

came to how I $0 my present sum

told her sfmut Marlrola Tablets-How they con- the same ingredients as Prescription that took

.and assured her they were

did any good at eil, The boy is B

tv-‘fe any exercise nn ist people are), but I stoppid sts/rving and csv. orating long before I started to takei Marmola.

'l‘hat‘s the besruty of this wonder-

aiiy other treatment. And I know IM doing that boy a favor, . In B few months, he’ll he solid and

trait.

If more Parents lnew that for 75c

(From Yesterd:iy’s Evening Guardian)

-Among the outward passengers

by the Empress yesterday were Harry

Gcoiwin and Leonard Ayers. The -bride was attended by his cousin' ‘Miss Pearl McNeill oi Bummerside

H ld rd d I """".YM°'n' -ford Millrnan get elected in his

'_ -‘- WI T "U9 Y " ° ' stead. Eliphalet owatt was appoint-_

“?|2,'2:°2;'1‘,’|!yE '|:.M°narnlf’g gzmldlg ed Vice President and Jas B M0-

:{id -' wsu? w°pd°f'“' \’°"°"°- Miiinn. sec-Treasurer. In Addition to

‘ii-zsmai. _is

|tute since its orvanlzation asked to be relieved of' his office, and J. Brad-

directors Rea y. ous ns,

appreciated, and it was decided to discuss his treatment of the Poultry Industry at next meeting, Saturday

the 30th. The topic is an

one~snd a lively meeting

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and

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iliefllrué'

Bread

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\.`Gr‘0_e¢'|:f`s..'l dauglner of William 'I-I.

1ilr=.R.sniitn.oiwinni Mun, aus an interesting story of »

lllltlferzxlilil sigfgrlgflgg . _

" 9%” or I _ you new pest *“flf°f\l18= lla)/C Keen. Chmnic_lnr_cr oeimz Plfvsi swnmpenled by buioinnegiswere s dsl-\Y\\°urceoitrkltome, Everyday I ¢=i>=_f»==e=d me naming- scene or these iulmenio. I longed for som; medi- cine that should permanently drive them

1 A IILIUK Of Dr. Morse’s Indian Pllll. I llwllgllt they were worthy of s trial. My surprise was indeed great. From the Very first I ex eased raid Continuing with them I found m _(mob: ics were slowly but surely lesvhig inc, and before long I once more knew what lt was to bc free from the banning ef- fects of thi: ailments that had long siok. cncd and weakened me. So t is faith lu' Dr. Monde Indian iliiglllmliliever on my account he without

Dr. Morsds Indian Root Pills cure

liowcl and Kidney as well as Liver troub- les, and keep you hulthy. 25c s. box If your dea.\cr's. 11

_~f8m°5' Herbert Edmunds, flharlotte- f0Wl1_. has left for Washington, D. C., whcre he intends residing with his ln"-le. Jenn I.. Mononsin. .

Mrs. L. L. Beer and her son Allison, and Miss Lowden, Charlottetown,| leave today for Toronto, Ont., where 91°F will spend the w'inte_r.

A I_*0S¢0n`despatch snnoulices that

Martin J. and Mrs. Walsh of Char- 10-¢€t0WH. have received from the Massachusetts Humane Society B sil- ver medal in recognition of the bravery oi their fourteen-year old daughter, Eleanor Gertrude, who was drowned on, July 22 in Bird Pond, Eust Walpole, after saving the lives of two boys who were unable to swim. The medal of honor bears her niime and a reference to ber brave deed. She was as Only a child.

WOHTHY FAMILY REMOVES.-A

Summerville correspondent writes that in the bustle and hustle of ploughing and hauling a favorite .friend James Mcxldacheru left for his new home in Lot 49. It is very re- grettable to have 3 neighbor like Mr. McEacl:»ern leave our midst and also his amiable young wife and his dear mother. It must be said of Mrs. Mc- Enchern that she was _ moral woman# an-1 reared a moral family of seven daughters and four sons. They all ninrried and have left Summerville lil'e her son James blameless to a fault. We earnestly beseech God to bless them in their new home and may they long live to enjoy it.

.'_l‘Wo young men, Dan McDonald and Angus Matheson of Forest Hill, Kfng's Co., who wcnt West on the drst harvest excursion arrived in Charlottetown Saturday night by the mail train and proceeded us far as Pownal by the special. On their ar- rival in the West they immediately secured employment with a. man in Abernathy, Bas., and stayed with him for the three months. They secured a splendid place, ten hours’__work a day, good wages, best of water and three good meals a day. The follow- ing will show what the good Island boys are thought of in the West. When they decided to go home their employers gave them a send off with .a chicken supper, music, etc., put up a nice, substantial, lunch and actual- ly shed tearsat their departure. The _young men _enfoyed their trip and the work, say the West has its ad- vantages and its disadvantages, but ,for-the, real, steady thing “Prince Edward Island? for them. 9 THURSDAY. ' Vonclure and Mrs. Gay, Charlotte-

town. leave this mornixig-on-a visit to Portland, Oregon and other coast cities.

-fPercy Hilton of Newcastle, N. B.,

1 and Charles S.-Ramsay of_New York are on 3 holiday trip to Alberton ,-,fnzl arg.-fthe guests of Fred and Mrs. Clark-,-A, `

A HAPPY EVENT.-Miss Sarah Amanda Bryenton of Buckle? Point Road and -Herbert L. Bryentun of Wiusloe were united -in marriage yes- terday at the Parsonage of First Methodist Church, Charlottetown.The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Heaney. The young couple will' re- side at Winsloe.

.-..°`Miss Ellen Crecd's many friends will be glad to hear that she is so `far recovered that she expects to be able to leave the Hospital for her homein Calgary in 'gfew days; was

Greed, Albion. She was taken sudden- ly ill with appelrdlcitis and under- w_ent_a successful operation, in the General Hospitalf Calgary, on‘ Nov. 4. The operation -.was performed by Dr. McLaughlin, formerly of Char- lottetown, assisted biy one of Osl- ga.ry's béet physicia.ne.B.

' '...'llr~. ` Whitlock, representing the P. lil. Island Telephone Oo., Char- `lottet0wn,'_ with three other men have been`in Montague for the out - week installing a new switch hoard, to replace.t_he one destroyed 'by ifre last Fein»_uery,»in which they lost louis

dollars worth of pro- any insurance, what.-

_until the present operator, Mr. Me- w`oriiin¢~with duly have fitted up a

the Auditorium build-

on the North Side

two

rertr. _ svlr.

Hsin Bt. of Kiss company

and

‘to 'I have

_ the heart, and invigorating the nerves.

»»_.-

are celebrated the of Miss Fauctina, of l-Ion. W. `W.Bul-

of this Province McManus, of B. ~The bride

audi

with grey _ feathers,-

suite of black

of the groom, and

of white roses.

away by _her father. sister of the groom, robed in a French

blue black picture hat` and carrying pink roses, will at- tend the bride, while John McManus, brother, will do theduties of grooms man. Only the very near relatives and friends of the family will be present. Many beautiful and useful presents have been received by the young people. After the wedding they leave on s honeymoon trip to the southern States, after which they, will reside at Mernramcooh where' ‘ they will be followed by the best wishes of their many friends. The bride who is a very popular member of Charlottetown society will be much ` missed when she leaves to take up her residence at her husband's home. '

blue plush will fox furs, the will She Miss very

l

Ilaillfeali _

illizzy Spells.

Those feelinlgs of weakness, those diziiy

spells and “al gone ” sinking sensations, which come over some geop e from time to time, are warnings t at must not go unheeded.

They indicate an extremely weakened

condition of the heart and a disordered state of the nerves. -

One dizzy spell may pass od, but the

next may be more serious. ‘

Those who are wise will start taking

Milbu.rn’s Heart and Nerve Pills, before their case becomes_hopeless. They have no equal for revivmg and strengt ening

Mrs. A. E. Martell, Rockdale, N.S.,

writes 1-“I was troubled for a long time with my heart, had weak and diuy spells, could not sleep, and would have

to sit ug the greater Fart of the night. At last got a box o Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills and they did me so _much ood I got another, and after taking it I could sleep as well as before I was taken sick. They are the best medicine I ever heard of for heart or nerve trouble."

Price, 50 cents a box; 3 for $1.25, at all dealers or mailed direct ou receipt of Ease by 'ine T. Miiiiuni Co, Linnea, oronto. Ont. `

dsmask. 72. inches wide offered

day and Saturday 850 instead of l.l0. Moore dz McLeod.

"`Fll16 S$'f5l'fd"S`|“l'i00`¢h Wh'|¢6`||tl6l1'

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and unpretentious mln- , p _

one of the most impor- » 0 .

in the society annuals of /_

in particular and - , _ 5

Island in_gencral,whcn ,_ __ f -

"1 Si- I>-»=-- - " Absolutely

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Soap. It’s_‘ “Best

f01° Baby -B B881 _ the ,s kin, g§a»kq_

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for Y(-Zu ° . iii.-»~"’_ the best for toilet

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Horsemen Attentidn I

DR.] WOODBURVS HORSE LINIMEN-T Q DR ]--WGODBURWSQCQNDI. - --

TION i'()WDE:\S wi l save and preserve the life of your liors.-.<. Their ii<¢_-, wil énfé ay d orevent the disease common to horses, such as C iiglis,Colds, Distemper Glanders, jjgavirs, Pink.Eye~‘, Spliuts. Ciirbs, Eulafgements, Cracked Hoof, Kidney Trouble, l"evers,5"-Ciiis,

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leading horsemen nf the Di min- »` 'aAm,,A,,,-Users if

0 .- ‘ 0 T 1. , ` n endorse D.. j. Wo dbu ys 3

Horse Liniment. w\W0KSH,RE' Quggibmil l-‘or Sale at all Dealers

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Woo'lbury’~' ifor.~'e Liulmeut' is endorsed by all the leading horsemen of the Domiuioii.Save and preserve the life of youf horses by its us.-. lt wiiil-cure and prevent disease common anniong horses. ` " '.’§‘_~_‘

Demand llr._.l.

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Critlse it closely.Carefullywatch,`mark and notice its effects, und, honestly jrdging it is on its*m_erll.~1, you ` will be compelled to enr’o 'se it. ` `

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'Before you

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board your car

The fragrant mint leaf juice purifies your breath for the evening kiss- makes your f

' food tastier.

BUY IT BY THE BOX -e

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It ‘refreshes your mouth-brightens your __ teeth-eases digestion after breakfast-lunch .

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