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We have added to our establish- ment an up-to-date FOUNDRY with all the latest improvement s. Ouraim is to please our custom- ers and in order to do so we must give them Castings equal toany

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e ve erefor nrocured the

very best Amerlcan Sand and one of the best Moulders in the provinces. We a e now in a s- ition to meet the long desmd needs of the public. Why not patronize hime Indus-

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EDITORIAL !(0'1‘£S~

And Li Hung Chang has married

the Empress dowager of China ! As he is a thief and she & lD11l‘d¢‘l`05S they are well mated. -

We note with some surprise that

most of the western papers continue to make the majority for prohibition in' this province less by two or three* thousand votes than it really was. We invite them to take note of the fact that the majority as officially de- clared in P. E. island is 8,3l5, and that this is 2,089 more than the pro- hibition majority at the provincial plebiscite of a few years ago. Credit where credit is due.

The Boston Herald, after quoting

-extensively from a trade journal show-

it ing the rates of yvages paid in England

for cotton spinning, finds that in some cases the weekly pay is higher in the older country than in the States, while the time of labor is shorter by several hours each week. The Herald adds : “To the working man there is' ll no advantage in wages or in hours or conditions of work which would lead him to change from England to the lUnited States. If he was employed in an English mill he could do better to stay there, even if assured of cm ployment on his arrival there.”

We do not agree with the esteemed

Examiner in its conclusion that if the temperance people are driven, by the 1 inaction or refusal of the federal gov_ ernment to resort to previncial prohi hition, the latter would necessarily be less eli`ectua.l than the Scott Act. A provincial act might do all that the Scott Act claims to eliect. The latter does not stop importation, any more than a provincial law would do. The - Scott Act is subject to repeal vt hen- ever after three years a majority can be obtained against it, and its opera- ltions are limited to certain districts. _ A provincial law would, of course, cover the entire Island, and in that respect must tend to make the prohibi- tion more effectual than the present Vsystem, which must for years to come continue the unrestricted tramc in the Island capital. But this will be remedied if the government at Otta- wa will obey the voice of the major- _ity and give us prohibition for the p entire Dominion.

It seems most regrettable that after

the expenditure of millions of British ‘capital on the Chignecto ship rdilway ‘the work should not be completed. The entire work of grading _Was long ago finished and the double track of huge rails laid. All that remains to be done is to construct the' lifting docks at the the two terminals with the appliances necessary for actual working. It is a great experiment

t good reason to hope that if fairly tried it might prove successful. In that |-case it would give additional t name and fame to Canada and be a lbeneiit to the world. No doubt the company did fail to complete the work in the time specified, but the same has happened in cases where government money has gone into a public contract. The ship railway people have not had -a dollar of public -money and yet they have been treated with greater severity by both parties lin Canada than any other people who ‘have ventured any money on Public improvements in the Dominion. We sincerely hope that some way may be found to complete the work and give ita fair test in actual working.

arnish

Varnish like Charity covers a. multldude of srns,a.nd it is a sin against the purchaser,against the home, against business integrity, to at- tempt_to conceal bad workmanship and cheap material with the cloak of Varrish, The Charity that seeks to cover sin is less easily de- tected than poor furniture masked in varnish, and the one is equally as detestable as the other You can turn on tlte X Rays on our factory made furniture. Our sales are increasing; a proof that our goods are as they ought to l*-,.

that was undertaken, and there is still

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_c|“.h¢m, ¢,m,,,,», y°,¢“¢. loffered to pay her passage if she would

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F ‘ B on Karns'rnkn.- ` _ The letter hadarrived overa month be-

B! LORHCE _ R,U‘ fore butfo: variouareasone had remained

(Scene Kmg 5 C°“my°) ' unanswered. At the time the letter at-q

Christine arose, thcte was a li tl#-,fleved C1“`i5tl“‘° Md 'mt um m°n“-7 t°

red S on on either cheek and an un- t' take a trip across the Atlantic, and she wontsd sparkle in her soft eye, but her W59 far 50° i“d*’P°“d°°l t0 7° at m9

owe wwe “ummm .8 sh, expense of another But Jnne’s pro

remember them and eodravoring toex- “Wat 'f °k hm' ‘"°”‘“‘ “my

tract their mean ng. Had he been rr C'”1’"U° W” U' °|'ig"“1_ °"°*““ 9 _ ; .

fused? By a long and circuitong pre- with a mobile pale face. whtcbd allmost ‘ M q ~ s he decided he had and according- °V°1l°‘_“° ““"¢d *° °'*k° ° '°°°“ S *“°° _ _ , ' A 1,-tel.: B I lysarose, walked out the front door. '"6 “ 8"' "U0 W~tl;_a_book, talmlcisttrth-y 3 V 2

down the path. ina statetf mit.d best l>°°k» *`°°“m° °°""’“° ° “ “ - ff 1-

known to rejected lovers. As he miK“°8° °° “"°“‘ 5”-

closed the gate he cast one lingering ~ 3°' f“‘h“" hm b°°“ " “F” °‘ m°'° glance behinm ` than ordinary inteligence, _ot a dreamy

. » !- l h s eculative turn of mind-a kind of I i | "

hashli bivttihniiiiii thiie nitriiltiattigileiitdli dis? ‘l)1°m1°‘»' *l1°“8“ W* 5° 8°°d “ Phi|°°°'

V eomtittgd and sore he disappearrd in Ph'°f» Wd 53° “im Buble" W P°’i°d’ °f the shades of the gahering darkness. #1116990 d°Pf§53i°“-

From behind the curtain Jane watched UM °'°m“l¢ When Christi'-‘° ‘"9

his departure. She could not doubt the *b°‘?‘ |°“1"°e“ 3'9"* °1*l» 11°' 1'-“h"r object of Mr Gillis' visit nor its obvious W9” °‘" WYWS ""5

° he I if I

result. Sympathy, hope, astonishment, 80iP8 °V°f l’°‘"‘ *md ""°“m ”"t'b° 'b°°k l 0 ' » S incredulity and curiosity in turn con- Wm! lf” Abm" “°°° the "xt “"5” . e _tended for the mastery of ber feelings Ch1'\5"'°° Slumhkd °P"° his b"dY~ 5*" _ '

'Ach!‘ sho soliltquised. as she turned `°°V°l'°d Wi'h 9°°"W°¢d» V119” it h"d

:,a::;f:e;';°f,You' ape ,mn ve, ` kmd saic whrds about the value of her pro: New

Mr cams but 1 annul still aria som.; Perry had revelled the Wh°1° malt" in

other way out at the d;meu,ty_ I could a new light. _ _ “'6 ll8.V8 0pEB€(l 8 llllél ' lille ol not think of troubling yon." Wh? should “ow hmder hm' ` from . . . .

_Op he mmmered, .mint no trouble, accepting ir? h d d 1 _ Suttmgs. Overcoattngs and Trousertng

me B Ch ,- _ F 1. For years she it reame of a trip j _ V V 5 _

itniomm utils Ztiuiii; “tis iiiitiiiemariit w Itxlttrlppe and generally to n=»ft:tb°r» Call now and get first chotct -a lull

=,a bedniid it. H an-ea wry Omsw °1'°°°» Mm" "“““ _ _ ltiiidirty mia’ the ripelinliolir. :sparing tlw Iris vi Skye- Sevtlwdmud now time 1. htngs always on hand. Christine’s words as .nearlt as be could ‘"0 °PP°"“nlt¥ P|`°9°U¥-*'41 itself, it nl- i ” g _

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from Kazingom "_ the gathering Digby, been driven by the heavy easterly 25 PEI' 061115 dl%\)Ul1l'» Oli

‘the way some people ily in the face ot 5150"” Wh‘°l1 had SPYUUS “P dnfillg “lf f0I' 126!! dtiys.

providence do beat the dogs.. It this ~exe farm was mine an 1 had the offer

1 the heart to retuse htm and specially

ntght, Quit kly she re moved the debt is that half covet ed his ht-ad revealing his

forever miss. She caught his cold

of such ,_ good man I could Dove, haw distorted face whose sad smile the must

since his old mother is ge'.tin° feeble- ,rigid h"~' d th” Wfmld never again 7

P00, man dun., I know how to Pity stroke ner hatr in the fond proud way, wad..

him P

ttswettimmemberlhe utgbttwtlve vows- °F»ther!’ berths vnly #newer Eleven, Golf

and ca.led in startled and hysterical

y53rg aug Auuugt comin’ the veyy da\ ‘ Wdg U18 SCPBHIII (lf tllB lUOD that WHS that ch'iiStin@~`§ fatter was round dash fioativtz by and the harsh dim 0! the _ on ,the shore of the harbor-an unlucky Wwe! 0° th” Sh°f°~ _ "nl

day it was-w hen Murdock McLean an`

_ ll d th t A d ' ‘ W0m°U- '

Esgugém e,,,,?i,?,r Wim :wg,s0¢,!;'Lii,r; She went to the nearest house and Au new gomis thu; seasguf

fishing vessel next week an -was

In that moment the child becamea

withoufa tear or sob, told what she

drownded on .The Bmkg that ni ht had found and tht-n went to her mother

g ~ , - _ ‘

three weeks_ just as 1 was Gjmmiut. for l been atter her school cooks were laid

my mother up jookint in the pace of *aside and she became' the nurse and J

broken mirror on the wall, an’ thinkin’

an the time herd come back an. makging mother, who from the dreadful ~ - i ~ F -

sole companion ot her weak complain~

it up with me and man-y me ,he 5,35 event which made her a widow sank in

Wednesday in October as he intended \° 59191955 ilwahdism

af0re_ 0|, wel It iff _ ‘ Five ears before the commence

m d erent troml 5 ' » ‘A ‘_ gi

t t ment of this st r t 1 ° V

was then. an alls different .- there a r ' ° Y sh? had b”‘*“ |"l“ °

r ,yr tlornngyh a rf sts “ hfln eslate “ U!- ,1-_Ued SEM ui,--,,,b,d he mnden folds there was little more t an paid tb-

Uf her giugmm gown telling momwlc-reditors. and so she went to live wih eloquently than tt nt-vue or en ot the 5 b°" “um Meri’ Ma°D°“‘*\d

P » ~ ' Fl E At

sorrow that had;beed tor twelve lotgl _C|"f's“"° “nd he' "1"" md V*-‘F5 . 'v' " 1 p

yearslocktd up from the tongue (fthe 11”” 1" °°“‘°‘°“ °x°°P‘ °°"°W- ‘"1"

vulgar andthe ears-f both friend or tmuhey k°P‘ 1°°k‘d “P 9° ”’°"‘“1.V i" E ~ i

foe: for to t-uch a sorrow a'l ears are

oinesessity dun and u,,,5mP,,|,e,i,,_ bond betw.en_ them. Mrs. Mcnouanl _ A Share of. your business

Qhrisune had also observed her Sui would often sit for hours without speak- Policies and certificates

their hears that it tailed to be any

tor as he strode away, with an expr s- li°2'» While Chl' 35001 _B9 116593699 8° “

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line

it the work which f ll to her lot and

ending m alaugb,-a curious hysterical t "D 9 9 "9" . *_"'“3' ‘fit herd b°f’k5- laugh. In.a moment she had thrown 0° b°°k3 i .lh°3.7 fumlshed har W' h “

herself upon the bed, and Jane who in f'ali‘m"° Whl¢h'1`3n9P flied |191' 0"* 0! . A Dt WBBQBTB

B. Mc

lly gave place to one of merriment, if h ld ' _ h' i I t _

8 state of cu!-i( came to door. the Uld \

Soon after heard a. sound of sobbing and ` h°u3“ im" vida* of ev-er new dem-'hi' i C/ommercl&\ Uuloa

considerate] W4 nt aWa‘~_ slllcei ef l*»uul.,$ She _*had d nk'

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Christine had her cry out; every

woman knows what t at means. and dfdams- knows, too, the mingled sense of relief l T b t- d _ _ E- " ' ' ' .

and exhaustion which follows. ° `_ ( o 8 con “me §

Fully an hour later she arose. lighted ' _ f f ‘E U R R ° dl d h lf h f th l s - ‘é -

in'Ei"ir§afi§'i00.§§8°lte ° tilfvy °..'i.'lf €@Q@Q@SQ@@€QQ

little reading, but had rfvelled in day

coils of her hair. Upon her dressing Q . Q .-_- ’

table lay an open letter, and leaving her soft tr.sses half undone falling about her white neck, she took up the letter and reread tt. The letter was from her aunt Kate. her father’s only sister, the wife olfa wealthy ban er.

The letter contained an invitation to

Christine to visit them in Scotland and

No Gripev

When !0u take Roofs Pills. The big, o1d_r=l st. “Wil llllll'-coated Dllll. which tear you all to pieces. en not In it with Hood’|. ,Easy touts

code

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u norm nm. umm an l '_ upto dam tn every respect. | _ lilo, certain and sure. All 3

lruggtsta. asc. c. t. time face., Leven, Magi “B Olly Pill! fl! fake with Hnnd’l Byrggggnib

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'for e l`len’s Fine _ Kid Fashionabl

Boots. f

'fine Shoes sold eo cheap. `

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and Charity $2?

We feel like blowing hard

about this line, using all the big adjectives we know of. It’s a dandy, it’s a daisy, it’s a lamb. A See it in the window this week at

$1.38

nausea

Made from nice, soft kid, on the fashionable coin toe last, and finished' with brass eye lits and hooks in the latest styles.

Never before were Men’s

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Wly have a mean looktng‘_» ors- when `

ttf taunt conumotl rowttttgl is at hand E

A valuable blood purifiers

and tonic. Home made. 0

‘ A large supply just made.

gil. W. Redd|tt,Pltm_ B-9..

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All won-kdI:neato§$eeieuadetthepeteoaa\

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Theonly Dentelestabli|thtnenteetttofB&awlile theprofeseionisinchargeofeepeoieliot thereby

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» Over Store of Prewee lroe.

‘ Open Evenings 7 to 8. _

Our fall and wtnter supply of Stoves

ceived

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_ TEE EIS _ ' g . 301111 and be convinced.

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We desire to express to von the appreciation of th

" corded ue in the two years of onrtbtlinelllbthel ' velopementof our estarlisnment has kept pun with

in the de null; ofeef-ion,'¢nd we haveomnch plain!! in _ii and inspect the mast EXTENSIVE, ELABORATB Qi

planteastof Boston, forthecarrying enofall Dlllhl

development has been very largely ue to they

tumors and friends have shown of the enemy

5 weysendeavcred to ntttintoonrelorte to ggi!

and most approved nrmone endiarrl-Intel