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Leayeelas below every dry, sand,”

excep . _ iv* Poxur no tasks _ ‘ train from Jong, gl ‘éi.'1‘ii€‘I2.'£..§."§I.'5i rl"Al‘.i.°"'“' ""‘ '°’ mom ayhruzssioa, “ns ririvsi or moral, train rom Charlottetown and all atsthna o’ P. R- I. Ra lor PUINT DU CHENB, eanuqga. :r:‘v;:g1N1sx{éi:}:i lor ST. J0l!N,.BOBTON _ Connection at Moncton with train _for-' all s_t,at.iona on I. C. R. and its cog. uections, and at_S§3]ohn with C. P. R. and Railways for . S. for all points West and South, also at St. ohn with Steamers of _ Eastern S. S. ine.

Pi:lg;i_€l&_;_oU shout _4 45 o. in. for crnu,o'r rrosineéasinorrnmwu rar me-ron _iraq

_ onnecting there with day train! for

cs Pa: simrox and nsuifsx. sa Norm SYDNEY with Steamer Bruce for Newfound-

land: _ _ - s§3§s1;'ii1sx'wi¢nc.A.a PLANT Lnsn rs

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Th hlllrmmbena to drrsir

Canazltirg Ptahilie, Iniergoioiiial :iii ERIE

Railways and on the Comoany's Steamers snld eonn-msg lines in United States and Canada.

1?. W. HALES. Secretary

Charlottetown. P. E.'I. 7-6 d sr season

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PIIIIEESSIIINAI IIAEIIIS

Paterson Downing Co’y

_Commission Merchants. I Si, John’s, Newfoundland,

Consignments of P. B. Island prodnos

SOLICITED _

3 W l yr

VM-tl. liarm, K. tt- ti- Brin Daily l`lorson_ & Duffy

Barr-laters and Attorneys, lrowivs Block, Charlottetown, P. EJ.

llIQ1\TIlY' TQ- Ia<J.AJV

I5 hmlleiters for Royal Hank of Gsnads.

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Produce Commission Merchants

~ Moirifoso's nuirnruo,

ARGYLB, ST; HALIFAX, N. S.

Personal attention given to theciiales oi Butter,

Eggs,_Hoga, Poultry, Fruit veg ables, &c.,&¢. Proceeds oi sslea remitted prom tly. Marko

“vices sent on application. dimrrignmen

solicited. ' 4-i8 dw i yr

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Wholesale Dealers in Butter, Eggs, Pork

Poultry, Apples, etc., etc.

45__snd 43 Argyle Street, nailing N. s.

usda 6 alms

THE DUEFERIN ' HOTEL I

St. J'O2hil, INT. E. Overlooking the beauliinl King Square. Mod

il ui ed ti

ein in every rieta' . Isewly is nt an re carpeted thronrnont. I`he only hotel in tnr nity with privs e lawn and gardens.

E. LeROI WILLIS, CHAB CAMPBELL.

Pfop. Manages. _

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_ Barrister, Soiigitor, Notary, atc.

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Blotl, lately nccuplen by- P. I.. Hssaard, K.C ‘ North Side Queen Square. Money ~u loan

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A. A. lrilgesll. K. C... unliam As¢Llr.um _.flour-.sis .x nr nmslou, ‘ _ uarnsrem. Atiorneyr-si~iaw.

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BAIIIIISTER AND A1'T0IlNEV-AT-LAW’

cor. Queen and iuehrnwm sn.. cirzswu.

What

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_I he would never have fallen under Loris

~ Gord0n’s spell.

Bakers

THE 0HsB.L01'rE1‘owN GUARDIAN ooronnn .7 ws

2 £ 7 '...._.._.

ee- THE GUARDIAN

»

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By MARTHA I

M6£ULLOC|I-WILLIAMS

oopyi-im. am., by Maron. inecuuwii-

_ Williams

No man is stronger thnu destiny. If

Helstone could possibly have helped.it

There wus no reason whatever for it

and many very "excellent reasons against lt. The chief reason wore a cap and spectacles, wus of sound mind und memory, with u pretty penny to dispose of and nn undying hatred for ull the Gordon unine.

Helstoné‘l,\imsclt' had next to nothing

. _ Loris was proud and shy. John had

gf gone away silent. So she kept well to . herself for the most part, although

I except loving memories of ii spcnd-

_ thrift father. Miss Murcia Hclstouc,

his

, F01)

fnth`er’s sister, bird welcomed thc

entiint prodigal with opcu -urnis,

' ~ _ -li ‘tiled dt l\dll llhl lif-

abvut the sllccos _ :.:;‘i‘.‘. .sos

gre

Gil.

they have had with ' ...‘Zi$e‘i.§F°.'.‘?.’“é..‘.?i.‘i.§E_’"2l°Zi.“£355 _ _‘ Loi" ~

. I

J, Wtlnderiilg to und fro und roninirig up

0 a ‘_ Innd down. Tlloiigli he had ended by

_ _. ' marrying ii wife niucli more to his sis-

Household

I _, make sure he should not bc brought iii

» outuct with thc treacherous riicc. So-

The largest bakers in

Eastern _ Canada, Moirs, Limited, Hal- ifax, say:

In answer to your inquiry as

-to wlictlier we could suggest any change that would be an iniprcvemcnt to "Royal Houscliold,“ we emphatically 9"5“'€f “rm."_ The great sat- isfaction we have had with

your ‘_‘Royni Household" this ast nine months, using over 5,000 barrels in that time, has been on extreme pleasure to us. \Vc nrc using this ilour mostly for lirenrl, also using

notliipg elsc for our pnstry,ior wliicl 'we have n very lnrgc sale.

. (Sigued\ » i' I - MOIRS, Lirurriiii.

Halifax, Sept. 2. ,

'lhc oldest bakers in

Dartmouth, si):

“Royal iiouscliold" flour is

as near to pcrfectioii iu thc re- sults obtained as it is possible for nny ilour to be. In thc history of our baking business,

‘ now estulilislicd for linlf n cen-

lury,_wc have never limi any- thing io equal it.

(Signed)- JOSEPII Il (}T‘1NTLF.S.

Dnrtiiiouth, N. S., Sept. I5ili,

1904. ~

lh: leading Baker in

Annapolis says: ‘

'_ Iiu the midst of a considerable cstrltc,

I

" ,pooiz How was poor Miss llinrcla,

‘ .. .

.1 o. ..&?b;'»r.x..~

This is to certify thnl. I have

used coiisiderublequnntitiés of f'Royol Household" iin'ur dur- ing the present year and find it to be o good nrticlc indeed; suitable for family purpose in all the requirements of bread, biscuit and pastry. I re- gard it ns rqnal to any Ilour on the ixiarker. It is thc best linrd wlicut flour for pastry that I linvt: ever used.

(Signed)

` R. P. SAUNDERS.

A“innpolis, N. 3,. Sept 12, |904.

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is Gordon had not plnyed hlm fast

and loose he might never have gone

; ter's mind, she sorrowcd suvagcly ovcr ` his frustrated career. Miss .\lsrcla, as ambitious as she was illogical, lnid'ut the Gordon door his wasted' opportu- nity. _

Naturally she hurl guarded hor neph-

ew closely, doing uiuuy odd thliigs to

c cially that often rriude things awh- ward. The Gordons were ehslly lend- Iers among the dozen first families of 7i\Inrbury. The iirst fhniilics 'all lived sin big, liriudsome old liouscs, sct: cncli

und so fairly encircling the village. Between them and the mill folk, who were villagers proper, u great gulf was fixed-one crossed only at t,‘hl'Istlii:is and Easter, when those who had be- stlrred themselves joyously in bcluxlf of those who had '.iot.

It wus the “Cbi'istmiising” that liud

done it. They had niet among the

I vlio did not go Cl1iistmnsiiig," to know that Loris' smile was encliiinting and set the most delightful dimples at play-in hei' cheeks, or how should she guess at sometliliig stronger, more mysterious, soiuetllliig quite transcend- ing beauty, that suddenly shone out oi' the gli-l's eyes, \vnriiilug, irrudlatiiig John IIelstone`.~l hciirt?

John Iiclstune was brave and above-

board. Before he spoke to Loris ho had it out with his nunt. “I owe you everything-you have been father, mother and fnlry godmotlier ull iii one,” he said. “I would do aiiythlrig you bade-except to try to live without Loris"-

“Suppose she wou’i: have you? I

hardly think you'll kill yourself," Miss lllurciii lritcrruptccl srircustlcully. Ilol- stone laughed-with a liar-tl breath un- der it-and aus\vci'cd: “If sho says ‘.\'o` I shall keep asking and asking. I nm not vain enough to think she cares much for me-yet, but if she will let me teach her"-

“How romantic we arc!" Miss Mor-

clu said, pursliig her lips. Tiieu she burst out: “Let you tencli her! Lord, lord, when she has been setting her cap nt you shamelessly ever since the Christmas eve party! If I had dreamed what was ‘to come of it I`d have given them twice the money they made' for their rubblshy tree to let it alone. But that isl neltbcr here nor there. Your

mind is made np, I suppose.”

“Qultcl" John snld, whitening n lit-

tiei Miss isrnrcta gmreti nt inm.

“So is mine," she said. “The day 1

know you are to marry that Gordon girl that dny I cut you out of my will

-out of my heart.”

“The will is your right, but I won't

let you quit loving me," John said, standing up very straight. "Thank you for being so frank. Now I know just

how little I can offer Loris"-

“You-you are going straight to

her?" Miss Marcin asked, wlth_stiff

lips. _

John looked at hor fondly. "Unless

you tell me to wait," he said. "Dearest Aunt Murcia, I would walt n long time f I had n hope of winning you ovcr.

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hot' daughter go. _ She had not been

oyoa aim fancied sho knew what was ‘

_“under s _car-dsl `

h Rnqmd nm.: ._ _ ‘I At that stage of the game it is in .1 c msn; lv ‘ as __ question if Mig! Marcia herself knew.

' ' '_-_Some w y somehow she would do- ,, _

;\‘--\-- --= --s bi A=lg;_17;_¢y.¢~ G nm ~itm .rogifrrsm ms sim-sr of this rswi- _ "2{’,"d ___ _ 1,, __

scorn of your fortune. I should llkc to have it como to me. but that ls nothing compared with your approval. Study Loris for a your and soo if you can pick a serious tlnw”--

"\_Vlll you walt three montlfs if I

promise to try' liking tho girl?" Miss Marcin risked, with n gulp.

Hcistonc gnve her a hearty hug. "With all the good will in the world.” ` “I will_honestly ti'y to get over my

prejudice if you 'will go nway~nt once. Go west. I want 'you to look after my mining lnnds. l'ni sure the agent is a scoundi-el. Bee tlmt you bring him up ronndly when you get there."

John left that very night. Loris Gor-

don turnod s-little pals when siis heard

:he news, but lnid nothing, not even o bei' mother. Next week Mnybury had the sensation of its history. Miss Marcia drove aihbly to Gray-Gordon, tho horns of ber dearest enemies, and begged that Loris might come and stay with her while she was alone at Right Wlyl, Hrs. Gordon beard her in it daze, bot after awhile agreed to let

blind to the light in John Helstonc'l

ISIIIIIIT SIIIRI <<-

cia this one living creature of herIown blood. I

she read to Miss Marcin and dutifully drove with her nil the tine afternoons, to any nothing ol' playing the three griincs of chats roquii-eil to put the elder lady in pi-upcr state for sleep. She also, ns iii duty bound, exclaimed I over the Helsiouc dliiinouds when Miss Murcia exliibitod tlieui. But' it ttook her aback to liars: .\I|ss Marcin any abruptly nftci- :i umiitli of nll tbls: “If John murrii~s 'to please me, his wife will be fortuniiti-_ lf lm does not, evei'ythllig goes to <-luu-ity. if it should ` go. I wonder would you be sorry for him.” ' I “It would depend,” Loris said, flush- ; ing faintly. “\'ei~_v sci-ry~iiriless he got ` somcthliig he carctl more about.”

"iff-'Htl I fain-y you think lic cares

, more for-you," .\li.-S Blain-in said I pointedly. "lie tliiiilrs so too. 'flint is why you are her(-_ i br ui-glit you to ict _voir see that you il»u'L ilt iii. You would only uuihc l';ui iiilscruble-eveu _ more miserable than you would uiiiko mc. I hope you arc scusiblc eiioiigli to sce what is best. I will give you $10,- 000 the dir" you iiiairry--soiiic other mari than my in-plrciv--Dr. llicksmi, say. I’m sure hc is wild about you. illarry him before .luliu vorucs homo."

"'l‘lu\nk you for iiotliiiig. I dou't

want either your iuoucy or your ncph- ew," Loris said haughtily, hor faco scarlet. Slic turucd to go, with a ges- ture of farewell.

Miss Marcia stopped lu-r by saying

frcifully: “You must not iliiuk of lcnv- lug. Soc how it siorui.-i outsitlc. 'l`lio worst llinrch sloet i evcr saw. .-\nd if you really don’t \v:iut .lohu there is no reason \vliy we should not be good friends. Stay with mc. I will make it

worth your \\‘liilc_"

"You cannot,” l.oi'i.~4 said, ruuiiing up

to lioi' own room, tliorc to ragc iiutl clinic ,until shc wciit liiiiiviilioiisly down to dluucr, 'i`lit>i‘c was no getting hoiuc until the \\'critlu~i~ clmiigcd. The walks were glnlr it-c, thc paths drifted. She was 11 prlsoiicr until inorniiig ut least. As a prisout~r it bclmovcd hor to show licrsclt' briivc. 'i`licrcfore instead of sulklrig tlirougli dluiicr she was gztycr than she had cvcr bccli and after it snug of hcr own notion the old, old ballads Miss lllart-in loved. The brav- ery zippculcd to Miss Murcia wonder-

fully.

But _after hor clcnr “Good night" Lo-

ris did not sleep. Instead she lay with her head locked in hci- hands, quiver-

ing in every fiber.

Had she .liberty to coulc between

_John Helstoue and this lliic lulierit- ance? She knew the old story-the feud begun in truth plight: :ind lrotli breaking. ' Sho _loved .loliii-oli, how dearly-but coulfl she really iiirikc up' to him for what he would lose? Miss Murciu’s case, loo, appealed to licr strangely; she was old and lonely. Tiicn under this soft mood tlioro crept ii ilery ouc. John wus hcr lover-licrs. Miss Marcia hail sliiimcd and insult- ed her. It would bc a durling vcuge- ance to Smile at licr anti say: “Lot the money go to clinrity, Aunt l\Iurcin.

\Ve can inks care ot’ oiirsel\'cs.”

Loris begun suddenly to stiilc. She

sprang up and darted to ii window, but could not open lt. Guspiug, she tlow to the door, opened it :ind saw iluulc and smoke below, All thc big liull was like a furnace. with thc servants nslccp in the south wing and Miss Marcin snoring and unconscious across the cor-

rldor.

Iii n, minute Loris had licr door opcu

and shut rind wus clruggliig hcl' from bed toward the cnst wiiidoiv. It gave on a pliizzu roof, whence escape might be possible. Loris saw lnstaiitly it was easily possible to her lltlic strength, yet Miss Marcia moaned and prayed and hid her eyes. Like lightning Loris thought of what the elder woiuuii meant to her own future. If she wcro out ofthe way? With siiddcn lizitrctl ot' self and supcrluiinan strength slu- clutchcd and tugged rind striiiiicil and at lust got Miss llinrcin on thc roof. '1`hcii Loris dropped down and called in _ mon running wildly npoiit:"‘.-t liiddcr! ‘A ladder! Siivc Miss Iielstoncl" Arid then she sat down, siuldenly faint, while strong :ind willing arms colir

pletcd the work of rescue.

Miss Marcin ncvcr did things half

wary. As soon :is she could sit up sim caught Loris' hand, saying ilirou;.'li tcnrs: "Forgive uic! Oli, do forgive nic! I had insulted you, but you dlrln`t lcnvc me to burn alive! You-you are

-tho wife of Jolinl"

“I have tliouglit so all the tiuic,"

Loris said, liidliig licr happy fnce in

Miss l\Inrcln’s breast.

Ars Unfnrtusslte Choice.

Mrs. Black, with ri fiimIly'of eight,

could keep a cook, but Mrs. Green, who pnid tho sumo wages rind whose fiinilly numbered only two, experif _

eiiced the grcntcst dllilculty in por- sundiiig one to stay with her. Mrs. Grccn was troubled about it, nrid rlat- urally sought suggestions wherever sho f could get tlicrn. Ono dny the two wo- men hnppened to meet ut tl news deni-

er-'s stand.

"Rm buying," explained Mrs. Bltick,

"a Swedish newspaper for my cook. She likes to read, und I take one homo I

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Joint Political tllcctingsl

Dominion Election, 1904, Prince County. _ I

'The iiridersigricd will address the electors at the follow

ing times and places-

c

17th. Litoria Hall. Lot r.;, :it i p, in

“ 'l`ll:r:iI\'.<gi\i|1g ilnll. \VclIiugioii

_at 7 p rn.

18th. Victoria \Vesl, at i p.ir1. “ Iiguioiit Bay. 7 p. in. `

ir;-_li .\l.»uut Carmel, Lot i5. i p. iii,

“ _\Ii»couche at 7, p_ui_

zotli, lvialpeque Hall. at 7 p. rn. 2ist_ Ifrectowu Station. at I p. ni.

“ Kensington at 7 p. in. 'I

zqtlt. Kinkora Hall, at i p. in.

“ 'i`i'_\`ori Hall, at 7 p ln. 25th, Capt: Traverse Hall. at r p. iii, “ L`uuticv‘lIe, at 7 p, 111.

zhltli. Criitvril. Lot 16 at 2 p m.

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9 ron ssn rvxnrwurim ‘Dba rim sox .. on nr muy. on rinosnu' or rmcs _’

llaal and rsnlsr the Skin aissl and lisrllhy. = They an pursiy rsgstrihls.

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BTANTOIA/'S PAIN RELIEF. _

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Signed I AI FRI D A LEPURGEY

t_l.»\ 'I/ll S W RICHARDS

TNI KING QF ILL PAIN ll'MlDl|'..

Cures llliumatlrm. Colic Spralns and Nassralgiir.

_ For sale everywhere, prioe z5c. per bottle. ' .1 il _ ‘ cial: ropzesra, Tnacvzgzgih-rs Cirasrmsr.

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to her occasionally."

“Why," exclaimed Mrs. Green, "i_

wonder if that‘s the reason you're so successful in keeping u girl. I"ve al-

ways wanted to know the secret."

“Possibly it's one of the reasons," admitted Mrs. Black. I “I’m going to try it myself," sn-

nounced Mrs. Green, promptly taking

a copy of the srmio paper.

A week inter the two women met

ngsili nenr the agency where Mrs.

Green was looking for ii new cook.

"Well," asked Mrs. Black, smiling.

"how did tho newspaper scheme

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300,000 lbs.

W O O L

WANTED

at our new mills, to make up into Hewron Twreds.

Ask your dealer about il. He knows. The but merchants on the island handle our goods.

EWSON WOOLEN MILLS

AMHERST, N.S. i3

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GREAT PRIIPERTIES Eoin s iiirrirvioos

SHEATHING

Keeps in Warmth, Keeps Out Cold,

Ahsorbs Dampncss, Rcsists Frost.

Can be Used Plain or Decorated, “" Painted or Timed, 4. _._ Stained or Distempered "5" Oiled or Varnislied

'Varied or Whitewashed _

Can be had at all Hardware Stores or

SCHUFIELD BROS

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