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Fm-ST 0,.. Aw... _ _ . ELEVEN” _ _

, _ _ 27th. Hcsviinl on wen sept ___z_____3__

unlimited number ol

I_;;|Yxntt<T(Tsel-inTsgs for the Charlotte-

~ . t. 27 T1.

ww" “°“’"“' °',` wed sep 9-zgdai.

,.1-he members of Winslow Court 1 disn Order of Foresters are re- Uinged of their special meeting for II1_';mI,,,,n this Saturday evening. ml msning to unite with the order

fIII,nifi nc cn iiend _énrli-- _

/' _j` DI\‘3D__~ _,-1 -f" _ i` this city on Sept. Mygslfiillr Dorothy Carver, eldest §u':,g’h¢,,,~ 0( George and Susan Car- "°"“g°d 6 yew’ t ni it con Funeral' this, Sa.” HY.. B 91'” ,Dm her latherfs residence Great ,§é0,.g',, ne, nt 2 e'ciccii for ri. o. ¢'¢'metery.

,`»»-~ -r-W’ _ ~""“"“"_Ae I'-1 inptoi;i,_P_ F. I. on Mgr;-gain, HIT, to Eugene and Mrs. Mclvor a_SUfl-_ _,_ ____._,____.._ "'_' - MARRIlGD____ __ ___ 5,X0-7,~_‘iv`iHcKINLAY- At Gicniinr- me g,,I_¢,,,g¢-,, Clyde River, P. E. I., 0,, sept. 20th, by the Rev. Alexan- 'd,,r(,1i-nice, of West River, Miss Mary 1penc,_eldest daughter of the late li-lacKieson Dixon to William Ernest Miicliinlay, of North River, P. l<J.'Isli1nd- » _ T, _ ,_ MC;,i§U1J¢MCRAI§-.At the residence of tlic father of the bride, Hugh Mclliic, Frencli Hiliver, Wednesday Sem, goth, by Rev., G. A. Suther- ,,,,,,|_ n, N., J0nn,IvlcLcc<1 of cui- ton to lilnry S_. Mp_P.aQ. _ Glbblit-TPIE-MLRAE-At the resid- ence of the father of the bride Hugh lifeline, Frbnch River, Wed- iirsfluy Hunt., 20,_ 31911, liy_ Re_v. G. A. rlutliei-lnnd, ,M. A., Edgar Gillespie to Annie Florence McRae.

3'{‘¢i»_lT;,;)}<1'l`H SKETCHES.

Manufacture 'of artificial teeth of porcelain began in France in_ 1820.

ln iincient Egyptian tombs Belzoni uncover-nil artificial teeth of ivory or wood fustencd upon gold plates.

Practice in England of the art of ninking nn-l cleaning teeth wus in 1703 in the liiinds of sllv-ersmiths or jewellori-i. '

(Thi-onicled hy Herodotus that the nncient Egyptians practised the pro- fession of tri-iiting teeth and repliic- ing the-ni. - _

lleutistry was introduced _into the United States by Le Mair, of the French forccs that joined the patriot iirmy during the revolution.

Jonn oi~c¢nn~0o<i esteiiiicncii cnc first dental office iit New York city in l7ii8. Iii 1790 lic carved in ivoi‘_v su entire set of teeth for President Wushiiigton. '

liiiws of the Twelve Tables, in 451 li. provided that w-here “teeth liounil with gold" were found it ,WEE Iiiwfnl to bury oi- bui-n the gold with ~tlie body of the deceased person.

First Amcricnn college of dental surgery was opened at Baltimore, llr., in 1839, with four professor- ships, ilcsiigncd for instruction in the principlrs iiiid mechanical practice of the nrt.

i__.._i_...'__¢

\l’Hl<2N 'l‘i-ilil ENGLISH CROWN

WAS PAWNED.

I_t would bc, interesting to know uliiit iinioiint of money ii pawnbroker would nilvance on the crown of Eng- lnnd, with the (lulllnan diamond ns its niost splendid gem. The necessity to reiilize money ,on the crown is linrilly likely to arise in these days. but some of our Kings have been very glnd to riiise temporary loans in thnt wiiy. Edward the III., for instiiiini-, used periodicsl1y~ to pawn the ci-owns-lic seems to have had

There is more Uiitarrh in this section of lln-_ counu-_v tliiin all other diseases Du iuizetlii-r. ond until the Inst few years was iupiiiisi-if to he incurable. _-Fu a real "l'\I\i' .vviirs doctors vironounoedlt iiilornl 'llueiisv und prescribed-local renicdirs rind by ooiistnntly fiiilinir t ‘cure with lol-_:il lrviitnir-lit, pronounced (Tt ihcurnble "“\"'\<'f- luis proven catiirrh to be anon- Nlllutjriiiul disease and therefore requires. f‘_onsliiii'..onnl treatment. Hsli’s Catarrh i_ure,niniinfin-*ui-erl by F. J. Chsnev & 90--'l`i-loilo. Ohio. is the only conntitiitioin lil curl- on the market lt is taken in ii-i-nnlli' in doses from I0 drops to a ten Npooniiil. ll nf-ts directlv on the blood and unicous surf-icon of the system. They Iiileroiioliiiiiilreil dollars for any case it "ll", lo 5-iii-e. Send for circulars and li-~liiinir~_|iilii_ _

l<.J. OHENEY & 00., Tolodo,0.

_soldbv l)ru ||¢,| 75g ___I_i_iks lliill's§amlTy Pills for constipa-

lwp of Trevcs for 25,000 iinrinc throwing in makuwe

teenth year of his reign he `0nne more pawnedthe great crown. Henry V also, when in financial difficulties ii `

1110110 11 Du his ciow

he obtained ii loan of 1,000 mark,

crowns were generally taken one

pawn sooner ar later, but tn-e loss the ancitut crown of Edwiird the Co

forzetlulness or a continuance

of one English monarch. Exactl- whsn it disappeared is not known,bu" It had probably gone long iicforc the time Of Ed\v8l`d I\’~. as the crown made T-0 SUPP11’ its Place about tha' time bore no resemblance to the ori- ginal. so that persumahly its desi ii had passed out of memory. Possiliy it was one of those pawned b_v Ed Iward Ill. The present St. Edward's crown dates only from the Restore tion. It was made after the design Ol its predecessor, which was sold by order of the Parliament in 1642, to- _gether with St. Edward's sceptre.

V .PROTECTION FROM FIRE

The fire department will ask eng

_Board of Estimate for $11,995,541 If°f 1912. an increase cf sa,sos,oo2 Iover its 1911 appropriation. As this 'is the largest increase ever asked for Ithe department, Fire Commissioner Johnson went into explanations yen

terday. The commisioner nxnl-iinw that he large increase was due to the mud df'-layed €XFaiiaion of the r- partment, which i-ncludes for 1912 Ithe building Of thirty-seven new fire .h_oiises, and the i-econstruction,oi five old _ones, and the establishment _of three isolated fire alarm telegraph I stations. - ` The new houses will have to be ellllilllled and men assigned to them beT0l`9 U\€_ GXDGIIBG of maintenance Mtliiilly begins. The expense of this extension of the department for the coming year will be equal to the en- tire budgct of the fire department, I twenty-five ,years ago. ` Al7ll\‘0priation is also included in The bUi3lé’€¢ fOr 'the operation of the Hoey Fire Prevention Act. under which ii branch of the fire service -will be instituted. This alone will require nearly $750,000 8 ymp to maintain. The forty-two new com rallies and the equipment of the _houses with bedding,_fui'iiil_ure, etc., will cost $1,182,500. The cost of inet- ering for the use of Groton water exclusive of.thnt used at fires, will amount to $17,500. The repairing and replacing apparatus which has become obssoletc or worn aut and the rebuilding of present quarters wil account for $926,000.

The hirgcst/ increase asked for i that in the account of apparatus, niacliinery, vehicles, harness, etc. Iii 1911 the amount for this purpose wan $24,000, For next _year the commis- sioner wants $702,699, an increase of $678,699. For repairs and replace- ments by contract or open orders, $319,070 is asked for.

"These enormous increases,” said

Commissioner Johnson, “may at fir- st stagger the board, but the necess- ity for them is real nnd urgent. For several years 'thc fire department hns been merely maintained and not ex tended, rind it has fallen to tha pres- ent commisioner to catch up with the growth of the city and also to wit- ness tlie revolution in equipment caused by the development of auto- mobiles. - ,’

“lt ' does not follow that if the

_Bom-d of Estimate allows the fire department up even with the growth of the city that there' will -be there riftei- n continuing increase in the budget- As a. matter of-fact, ik’ the nmouiit asked for is grunted in 1912 ‘the succeeding several years should show actual decreases, because the fire department would tlicn be in a state-of equipment and repair which would for several years require but trifling iniiiiitenonce expenses."

LOST EMERALD MINE FOUND.

.I "rue continued increase in the vei- -.nes of emcralds during the last ten

Iyeni-s-`until at present they outrank diamonds-lends considerable inter- est,'~.says the ‘Mining and Engineer- ing'World,' ‘to the recent re-discov- ery of one of the old Indian emerald mines fn the South Anier_icnu_ And” which was lost for over a century.

‘The real emeralds, as distinguish- ed from Siberian stones, which are not at all comparable in beauty to the South American EEIHH, _M9 0°' tirely produced ‘from one mining dis- trict called Munn, in the republic of

T.; _g H

§L._..Q ' -A-T

"laliri€r” 01* 'f"li0i*‘il'ci”ll”

would either one be proud to shaki- liaids with the man who we-:irs one Of

our »l"all Ovr-i-coats.

Get _a _suit of our hezivy l\/leii’s_Ut1d€‘r-

Wff°1‘ before Election Day- as the-re iS

I>0und fo be afrost for one pai-ly or another

No need _io__'g_‘ct. _

cold _feet lcwever as

We have lots of warm §ox at less than the

we cf i<niui_n§ nie-nn. - _ -

Chlijddl_€r Tteddin

.., i _

I ll

Ipectively. The men were dory mates Idur was icked up empty by another

idiscovery and conLnicst_ of the plu-

Tthe lost emerald mine of Somondoco.

Si_<,ji__>__i*g;‘1vI_1?»_l£__1f_»_,,.2_3. .1911 _ »--inn .i.i-nnsr nnwn fruit ci1iIiiu,o'_rTn'_rowN GUA

_ several. I tb in _ ` '

I"-'-‘°» -' - _ 2-1*'-r.‘..‘.-.:_ -“Iii-:*:"‘Tl‘;‘§I`-*“;I:T:f.,°(f-' °;~1Ql.s...~'TA-RL T T'-TW" _-.-.§llP~_-WQ1I**_`_..N...`.5_..._f3_9."_."T..._'

even more hard up he pledged --nm "‘

L M and Mis Pool Cit have*

_Miss Annie Dunn, City, returnedI iome last evening from Fort Augus- tbs where she has been visiting with

lllw third year of his reign rgfisg, rlends and relatives for the last °” T-he N°"th“mb°"|“““ 159'- evening-

ive weeks. I

Y. n ~ ii'i -- .

Crown Henry," ln ghne gznfé yekf _ ___ _ the guest of A. C. und Mrs. Duche-

A. A. Hayii-ard and E. A. Saunders

Ui>0l1 a second crown. No doubt the vho made a trip covering 600 miles in '_"_

Mr. Hayward’s motor car arrived

0-_ .iomc after an enjoyable tour of theI°f llmwse Br°°'. hm' City' was

iortliumberland Straits shoie and

lesser ,is believed to have been due the Minas Basin shore. They metIt‘tf° Nofghumberlaud “Ft evening- H5

with an accident but reached home in

straitened circumstances on the png :he same conveyance they started tives here' `

_iut.-Halifax Ex.

A010012 the arrivals on the exprcs=iI

last night. were two of the l.ennoxI island Indians. Asked as to thciil interest in the election they stated that much concern ivzis evinced on the island over the result. To their in- terluctoi- they said that the Lennoxl islanders had every confidence in thel ilonserviitives and their leader. I

ested in the following from the Mari- time Baptist : It is stated that the Baptists lead all the other denomi- nations in America in the number of !~'0u\\i: men studying for thc ministry in theological seminaries. They have' 1,665; the Methodists, 1,118; the Pres- oyterfans, 1,161; the Lutherans, 199;- the Christians, 075; the Congregation-I allsts, 510; the Episcopalians, 424;' the other dcnoiiiinatloiis, 865. And' yet the Baptists need far more thanl this number. I

Local congregations will be inter-i

Rev. George Bond, pastor of Graf-I

ton street Methodist Church, and- president oi Nova Scotia Conference,I left Wednesday for Toronto, untici-I pating an absence of several weeksil i-ie will attend some important com-' mittee meetings, and will remain for

the _niet-tingof the Ecumenical oi-I World Conference .of the Methodist church. Rev. Llcorge M. Youiig,. of Bi-uiiswick street Methodist church, will leave later for Toronto nt at~| tend thc Ecuineiiciul. Conference.-I Hrtlifax EX. (The above gentlemen re- ferred to are both ivell known here.)

At the police court in this city yes- I

terday William I’0wer, charged with malicious destruction of property, was sent up to Supreme Court to staiiil ti-ini. Three witnesses in their evidence testified to having seen theI accused break the Morgan and Her-_ nians windows previously referi-ed to.I Daniel Gillis, drunk, was lined foiiri dollars of ten days and took thc days. Three parties, V. McLeod, R. Flanagan and 0. Trainor, for an al- leged assault on Capt. Jose-ph Mc- Guigiin, were summo-:lcd to appear but the first named alone showed up. The cnse was-~ proceeded with rind ad- journed until Tiiesdiiy morning next, The assault is said to have been com- mitted on Queen Street on the even- ing of thc nineteenth instant. _

' “_” I

Halifax" papers report that tl_ieI

schooner Georgie (lpiiipbell, Captain

caster Sunday afternoon with hci-_ flag at half mast for the loss of two, of her crew, Alex. Collier and John Fortune, of P. E. I. and Ariohat,res-

and after ii. Storm had abated their

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schooner. Young Collier wL!~S H S011 of Wm. and Mrs. Collier, City, and left here about thi-ce years ago for I-lalifax, going from there to Glou- cester where he engaged in thc cod- fishlng industry. It was reportediii this city that young Collier, who was about iivi-euty-four years of age,

ed and if so it seems strange that his d`eath should not have been re- ported by the schooner until now.

1:-Violet`Dulcc_ Tiilcum is an inde-

spcnsable ndiiinct to every dainty vi-.oinan's toilet t_n.bie. On the seu- shore, in camp, bungalow, or ln the city ycu'll nccd this matchless pre- paration to ward oil the attacks of wind and sun. Put up in lmiidsonie embossed cans with sprinkler top. Price 25_ct's'." We are sole agents. The McKinnon Drug Co., corner Great George and Kent Streets. drtf,

."-';;'if.';.;."1;f;.',"s;.-..e.'."_i;.;;'.i;5"'"'"'j"

‘The gem was mined by the native

liidiniis for centuries previous to the

-teen of Bogota in the Andes and the Indians operated three mines widely separated, geographically, named Muzo, Cosquez and Somoiidoco.

'About 1555, under Capt. Pedro de

Valenzuela, the Spanish conquisa- dores took over thc mlncs, enslaved the native Indians and compelled them to ivork _thc mines. So eager Iwere thc Spaniards to vet rich quick- ly that atrocious ci-ueltles were prac- tised on the Indiiin workers and-tliis was carried so far that finally the priests complained to the Crown (King of Spain) thut thc innumer- iible deaths of the Indians employed

ecclesiastical revenues. _

‘This resulted in the importation Ol

African ncgroes, but eventually thc mines were partly closed. _Durlnv the war of independence in 1816 and_lai;er the whole region was so desolated that two of thc mines, Cosquez and Somondoco, were entirely lost and l\’Iuzo_ has produced all the gems since that time. _

‘It lins been prolific, hut the out-

put has been steadily declining dur- ing the last ten years and according to thc very best infohnatioii the ul- timate prncticnl' abandonment must come in the near future unless new veins are uncovered, which is deemed improbable by_tli_e English' engineers formerly in charge of the (workings.

'For several years s. Colombian

named Francisco Restrepo., guided only by a few hints contained in an- cient Spanish parchment maps in the government archives in Popoyan,- wandered far and wide looking for

"Senor Resti-_apo _knew nothing of geology nor emeralds, yet in 1890 he came upon traces of nnclent workings énd later uncovered very extensive

workings which proved to he the real treasure trove, the lost emerald mine of Somondoco, _which gives GYGPY promise of duplicating the wonderful record ,of Mute, which probably was $2,000,000 to $4,000,000 nmiiiall for

Thonias Flaiinigan, arrived at Glou I _

was drowned last April under circum-I stances siuiilnr tu the above mention-I

iii the mines adversely affected thc,

city on the express lost evening from lzlaekville N H where she had ac

ss ights tin - ~ _ - - 0. y. I , » ~ -- -

crown ei Quebec, Philippe and 8,, cit cn n visit tc Montreal. Iwmvanied her Sou Lloyd who is rt-_ other smaller crown, In the eigh ' ____ . _suiniiig his studies nf. ` . I

Mt. Allison

Mrs. Dobson, Halifax, was among

the passengers arriving in the city

Bhe will spend some time in this city

min, idlni Ave.

Samuel Nelson, Halifax, formerly'

among those arriving in the city oiil

will visit for some time with rela-

Miss Ella W. Maclvlurriiy, formerly

of this city, has been appointed Principal of the Bank Street scliool,| Victoria, B. C., and “receiving” tea- cher. '1‘his is a. promotion which is considered the best position and dc-- serving of the. highest teacliei-'s sal-I ary in that city. Miss lvlacMurray's friends here will be delighted to learn of her success. -

J. George und Mrs. Cari-er, City,

will have the sympathy of their friends _on the occasion oi their recent sad bereavement _ when -their oldest daughter `Dorothy, aged six years, passed away yesterday. The little oiie's death was caused by a very _short illness from cerebral meningi- tis, having been sick only tw‘o days. On Sunday she was out driving with her mother and seemed to _be in her usual health. The funeral, of which notice appears elsewhere, takes place today.

A telegram received yesterday by D- A. Bruce, City, und dated at Campbellton, N. B., states that D.J.- Bruce met with an accident there as a result of which he passed away at six 0'clocl~1 yesterday morning. He was .neon of the latc John Bruce, Heatherdale. He siicceedeil his bro- ther the late Malcoim Bruce who was drowned while out canoeing at the same place, who carried on a clothing business there. 'l‘he relatives and friends will be shocked ut the sad news.

::Go to liuntain, Bell & (‘o., for

coal:-- 6-Zfidtf.

3:(‘ountei-fciti-i are regarded with

general disiiivor. There are nearly ii score of imitations of the Under- wood typewriter -thc original nnd genuine visible writer. lt hiie satis- fied 500,000 users. United Typewriter CU-. liiriillcll, Halifax, N. S, li-2idr3i

Pl{I).Vl<l1tf-lid THAT ARE

ALWAYS TN SIG!-.F()N.

Silence 'is the remedy" for :iu,_:i:r.

Want of viiricty leads to safety.

`1‘l\'01'.v iuuy-he hath ii inny-ne-not.

Peevisliiiess is rt-seiitiiiciii. <~::i-tial by

trifles.

Whcn ii main grows nngi-y his 1-or-,gon

rides out. _

_ (Ioiiiicil is irksoiiie wlicii tlic niiittei' is past remedy.

It is more useful' to fly from yc-;ir-

self than from the lion.

Tl-IE SOUND IF IT.

The Ladies’ Aid ladies were talking

about ii conversation they liiid over- heard before’ the meeting, botwccn a man and his wife.

"They must have been to tlic Hoo,"

said Mrs. A., "because 1 heard liei- mention ‘ei trained di-ei-.’ "

“Goodness me 1" laughed Mrs. 13.

"What queer hearing you must have ! They have been talking about going away, and she said, ‘l<`ind out iibout the train, dear.” "

"Well, did anybody ever 1”' exclaim-

ed~Mrs. (l. "I ani surc they were talking about musicians, for she said

_‘ii _i‘._ralned ear,' ns distinctly as could ic. The discussion begun to wariii up,

and in the midst of it the lady her- self appcnrcd. They ci.ii‘ried their C1159 TCU DGP Droniptly, und asked for a settlement.

"Well, well, you beat nll !" she

Exclairiied, after hearing cacli one. "I'd been out to the country over niglit, and was asking my husbmid if it 'rained here liist night."

TAKES IIIG SUM TO I

lfL"N NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, Sept 21-It will cost

$174,000,000 to i-iiii the city of New York this. Year. To show how this iinmcnse suni is spent and` also bow niucli the departments want to eps-.iid next year, and invite intelligent cri- ticism of these estimates the city will lay out $305,000 next month on an exhibit that will reveal i-he details of city adniinistratiou in such ri simple form that thi/ may bc understood by the liiiiiiiil-.nit citi- zen. _ -n _ Figures prepared by the viii-ion-s dc- partnients show _that the ci' y rm- ploys 107,000 persons, .'-l5,'.i00 of them all_the time, and 22,000 lcmprir- urily. The last group of -employees are the school teachers who riimbei- 17.200. The police come next _with 10,- 118. The firemen _number 4,346. Cure of the streets, parks, sewers, docks rind bridges requires 19,200. In winter 7,000 snow shovellcrs and drivers of snow removal carts are employed. ’ll.ie_ total pay roll of the city is $88,- 660,021. The largest single item of expcnsrs next to salarlcsnnd wsg-cs is “debt service"_thnt is the interest on the bonds issifed for municipal im- provelnents. This amoiinted to $47,- 000,000 in 1009 and has, nearly qua- drupled since the greater city was

shed i

55% _ ' l'.>h.80ai';:':-. -J in--iii _:__

.Tire Men ' I - -

; -' why k-.i.-‘.'s_.__I\l.'..:i

I ‘ '-"-""-R‘i§'6.ii‘l‘.¢i.l

- ,_Yuf|_ _ -

I » .Grape-Nuts

I ing- vo1c2..~ While iii Copriibiigen Miss

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IITTITIUM INSTITUTE ~

"Biy ,,` Tng for the Charlottetown gnacorona regis" with we },|~ch\,IB - It pays to buy in this Province, I _M\‘e. Wcliiici-, (lity, retiiriicd to the I

' TIPINS Ill IIIIIIIIIII-

LONDON. sept. 21-A nospiteiccn

taining not a dose of medicine or a surgeon's knife has just been opened- in London. The iicw lludiuin liisti tution, in Riding House street, the second radiuui hospital in the world, was in_ existence to the suggestion oi` the late King Edii-ard.

Apart from the necessary appara-

tus, thc sole stock in trade oi this new building coiisists of -.L few black-` ish specks oi' ii mysterious substance- which could easily be plziccd on I af watch glass. E

More than thirty pci-sons suffering-I

fi-om various skin diseases visited the institution on the opening day, were interviewed and in some cases treat- ed with radiuni rnys by A. bl. I-lay- ward Pinch, F. li. rl. U. S., the medi- ciil siiperintendeiit. 1

Poor patients, who pay notliiiig,I

and paying patients have seperate ap- ! artments, but wealthy and poor ro-' ceive exactly similar attention. I Mr. Pinch showed a visitor is tiny iiutI silver tray filled with varnish, under which could be seen a few minute' block speaks. ' I

"There is $5,300 worth of radiumi

there,” hc suid, “but to estimate the' total value of i-iidium in this building' is practically impossible. It has been estimated at between l250,000 and $375,000 by viirioiis riutlioi-ities." 4

FAITH FAILS TU SAVE l.Il<‘l<}.

NE\V Y<_)lil{, Sep 21--With only

Cliristiun Science healers to minister to liiiii throughout a siege of typhoid fever, Ernest Caclinark, forty years old of _Watson zivcnuc, Wo.-_t Orange, N. J., died yesterday. Two physicians saw Carlmark just before the end, but they were allowed only to diag- nose the case. The patient himself i-:ns so siirv he was in .-sfo hands with the healers he would permit no medic- al man ‘lo prescribe for liini.

Deputy Counity l"bysiciaiis, Herbert

Simmons, of (Jiwiiige, was inforincd of the death, and decided action on his part wus not wiii-riiiiteil. The or- dinary burial ceetificiitc was granted witliout thc intervention of the autli- oritios. ~

A brother of thc stricken mari sum- moned, Dr Wziltcr Dodge, of Grunge on Sunday. Others of the fainily for- bade lii- Qlodge to prescribe, however, so the pliysiciiiii bud to content himself with reporting the case to the West (Iriinge Iioui-il of Hciiltli. Ur J. Minor filagliec, Health Officer of West (Jraiige, visited (‘-ai-lmark, but lie said yesterday that the pat- ient was at that time beyond nope.

liiirlriiark wus ri, member oi the

First Ghorcli of Christ, Scientist of Urnnge. I-Ie had been ri nurse in Bellevue Hospital; New York, and _was on a liospitiil _'ship giiring thi Spaiiisli-Amei-icon war.

T‘0Ll(“ l']WOl\l EN TN I<1UllOI’E.

It is n fa\'0i‘ite nrgiinient of iiiili-

suffi-iigists that womon ought not to lirive the vote beciiuse they do not take any share in enforcing the laws they would help to iii.-i‘i=. But tlicrc are examples--tlint ixo to show that they could hold positions among those who represent the strong arm of the low. Berlin has women (`_`on- sta’-iles, of wlioni ns many iisi tlii.rf\y liiivn been iipuointed. Women are also employed on the police force in (`lirisl'iuiiiii, Norway, their work ly- ing :iniong_ women iind children in thc lpolice courts. This ycur ii woman was apiroiiited to the police service iii Aiilbiirg, Dciimiirk. Miss T. Teil- rrliiii Tliscii ‘.\'.-is chosen out of thirty ciiiillirlaites for thc_ poit. She was tliirf_v-i,-no yciirs old, tho self-siipport- lug iliiiiirlitn-i‘ of ii business man. She is described ns tall, :ii1i‘ong and full of energy, with gi fine cultivated sing-

Ibseii took :iii active part in rescue work in thc slums, :md as her work as ii police-,-.'oman will be chiefly ii- ` inuni; wo-rneii and children, _her exper- ience will bc ol izreiit value. lt is obvious that in such n post physical strengtli is not cverytliiiig, and that sympathy and decision me cquiilly vzililiible qunlities. Miss Ibsrii wus cu- gaged on iibsolutcly the some finan- cial terms as the men in the force.

The jiiicc of a raw onion :ipplicd to

tlic sting uf an insect will rcinove thc poison.

CATHS EYES

(Hnrpci-'s Wccl»`.y.)

It has been said that as long ns_

there is ii cut near it is not necess- ary that one should _-consult 3 watch or ri clock to ascertain the time, since the uniiniil's e es will furnish

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?.“.'°"§‘;“ §°.l‘.?.‘.‘§.'i.3{.§?5.‘ii'.Zlii"€3‘fl§‘.i.‘3’Z?€l2'%i§%‘3“;E.'.?i'Z. il: hmm* have been the Frenchman Hue, wholand. 'Prlscillaf and the ‘agantfej-' hnn left ns an account oflhow he was 'which was built as a _chndfdat by” 3 initiated into the mystery. INcw York syndicate. She was always Mr. Hug. and party of friends hadIthe best of the quarter, and wl:m= tlfe

set out to visit a mission in Cliina.Gaelet Clip for sloops at the'»_¢pd of situntcil nt quite 5 distance from the Ithe cruise, with ease. Theo came the French headquarters. _0_n the roadIregular trial races of the four, and they _ met ii. young Chinaniang whuItlie 'Mayflower' won both contests ,ioincd the party. Home question a- over the New York ('-lub inside and rising as to the correct time, thisIoiitsidc courses, and was selected as new-comer ventured to silggtsf- ’~'hHt'thc defender against the ‘Galatea,’ it might easily he ascertained had he; The first cup race was sailed on the ii cat. The "harmless, neccessary" _ inside course on Sept. 7 of that year, animal being obtained, the youngiand the 'Mayflower' won by twelve (‘-hinesc took the cat into his arms. minutes and two seconds. The sec0n_d Pllshtd “ll its 617011118 With his hlinfl. race was a failure for li-ick of wind, niiii iislod the Freiichniaii to look_at_on Sept. fl, but two days later the them, at the same time voliinteeri-.ig 'Miiyfluv.'er’ vi-oii by twenty-nine min- the information that it was not yetIi\tes and nine seconds, over B course noon. ln explanation the ChineseIof twenty miles to leew-_ard and re- pointed out that the DUPITS OT thEIturn from the Ccotland Lightship. nays eyes grow gradually narrovverl When the 'Thistle' appeared as a iiii to 12 noon`, when they become”-hallenger, in 1887, the 'Volunteer' scarcely perceptible lines, drawn per- was produced by Burgess, and the penzliciilarlyacross the eye, had that Mayflower was put into commission after that dilation recon-imences. Ias _ii trlal__hr€_rse. ;l1ieD'V_rv;luntwr' wan

--- iensi y, an ieii <1. . organ, w o

l-ll<IAllS'l"S 1’UR(Ti-IASE Ihiid piirchiised the ‘Mnyflower,' turn-

»- _ eil her into ri schooner and raced_her

, , _ _ . _ Ifoi; several yenrs with viii-ying succ-

tliIa(tmDV(Thi'. llzieillblphzi-IeTitI‘sltE, si;‘ntT£_;?_I_=`_Pi_.h___::'he;i__3_sIie was sold out of thu piirclinscr of Tatters Hall Castle. I g '-

, 4, . 4,. . 1 I "Some choice p.-ittei-ns and color-

WHY *HL Lh'AVl‘b BA(‘I\wARD' Iings in neckivciir just received in twn

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<<f1~fi-'=-H" S-----ii M----f---> $2.555, -if3.iI,.“.iL.' Tiff? ‘.I'.f’."3I.‘Z'.i`.'3

why does a wum_m get on __ Iday night. ll. A. Bruce. ‘J.l(ldtf

street car backivard? This is one of W _ __ the questions tliut has botllclvrd mah B remake ma"\"°5°e5' Beorm ever since street cars were invented Weeks' 8'28d|`"

and women begun 'to illustrate their ____ 1- _ pi-eriinpgnition to climb off “buck.| lag l'_)ay for the Lharlottetown ward," with resultant smnsliups, in-1 HOSIHTSHT IS Only 011021 R year~Tlianks dignation, liilrt pride, lawsuits anilI *keel* U10 Phillile. _ _ 9-22id£il. cnc unc. , . '”-‘ “‘\ii.eimi-I Hcre"s the reason, discovered andl TNS 5h0fv TS THB HOIIIT zidniitteil by ii ivomiin. The real rea-I _ 5a0U0n- VATONS- 9-Zldli son is n, physical one. (letting off, @- backward is the natural wiiy for nf “A nicetiiig of ull the Ladies willing ivoniiin to get off, wliatcvei' the re-= to sell Tags for the (‘hnrlottetowii snug may be, I Hospital \'1ill_ be held at the Iieiigiic

Did you ,,a.e,,_' watcli ii mutlicr ciir-I (‘r<>ss rooms Wed. Sept. 27th iit rying her baby? If you did, you iiiuy.0l,Llhf- ill U10 Hl0I`l»\if1lI~ '-’-23i|3l- perhaps have watched tlie nvcrageI womiin trot along with ber iii-ms full i_ Wo crate and nttend to shipp- of bundles, or, if you iir_c ii woinllu. 1011 of furniture and linuso-liolil you biivc iiniloiihterlly yourself either eff`e.m.s. Beor& Weeks 6-Zhdrtf

ciirrlcd pncknges or n hiiby-maybe ____ both, _ "We have tlic wool with tlin-,e

_And if -yflll rife Une of the n_in¢_W'| names. niiiiicly. zellliyr, eidcrdiiwii IMHO \\'<1m1m "T U30- YU" CMU tmt :ind iivintion in :ill the leiidiiig slind- huhy in 5'0'U` 10"- HTWNT. YUM” l’“\”§@I es for nmkini: cabs, bedroom slippers lu _V0`~U` left hafld" “Ut Bnfflgcthel-| and fiincy vests also the very Lusli- 0Tht_0lll`S€. but us fag ZS l>;JSSlbg_@}___fs0l`a» ioiiiible opern shawl. Patons El-Zlidtf

‘ - cann e c asse

}¥1°1f*?'h§“?“n:‘ni“°°"0 they °‘1"‘"y “‘°"I --Furs 1-nat are Different .-it burdens in the left hand and urni,IPA.|.o\IS 9_2ldU. leaving the right free to pick up; ' ` _ ’

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§1e,1;s_§_‘_I;fB;sw,};?:e;’,S_r,,_ ]ITe:Ii,;?,l; it “Pleased Customers ls Ono

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defense. I _ - . . _-\

The__e_0re_ passing ____ the pmamhlg Best. friends. PA I`0NS_. 9 aldcl.

' t th b' t' h nd,

“n?_,_§1et“r.l'c\T]§ §0eSe:liv,l,({`,c,a,:nge¢a0ffI “Cloth ln which Model- And

“B” Y' Y ‘F o i i. <1 Ti --i -r o 4 street car backward?" She does a rc' en lem* V0* 0 _"9 Tl ' l he leaves the car from ‘OT-he” 5 '-25 FW' 3 T 'GQ For

iiisitinctvwnbigxcaiise whether *her left "au 'QU T' PATONS- 9'3ldT-T

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if i ' reall ccupied with packages rhinnots it isysi(i)pposcd to be, niiil liei'I We -ropillr furniture. Beer Q.

Itriistv' right is her business lianili ` WGBKS 3-25dl`T-T-

` ~ noni of tiic liens

Tiilfeii-iglit. liiind inste-nd] "The Standard That Has l-`or 0, her left which would ,ace ne, no,-_Th‘e Past. Made trio Eepiitntlon Irectly foryalightiiig from the cur in0T OUR' C|0\hll'lil W'|l 'l’ilWi1_5/S Bt! the safe and Broiler WHY. and BM M amtamed' PATONS' 9'! ld"

simply lets go and drops off back- _ i ward. "Canadlanlze American Models

_-».__.-_---- ln Ladies Coats at PATONS.

LAST (JF THB! 'MAYI<`I_.(lWER.' 9-ZILILI'

The 'Miiyfluwei-,' the ‘Aiiierica'_ciiy dcfeiidei- against thc ‘Galatea,‘ after- ivnrds raced iis n, schooner, and then

SllII’PIN(l NEWS

iciitcrcii, scit 22~s s iiiiiiinr,

Erb-

sold :incl used :is ii sponge fisher uf Tiirpon Springs, Flu-. fQl` U10 T85* seven years, under the iiniiie of thi ‘l\f:idcline,' has been condenineil and was sunk in Tampa Buy.

Liciiteiiaiit Willi.-iiii I-icuii ciiiillcugcd

for the cup ivitli tlic' ‘Lialatea’ sooi. lifter the ‘Gencstu'-'l’iii-itiiii' race ir 1835, and in Uctolier of that vcar thi chiillengc wi-is accepted. AS the ‘Gul aten' wus believed to bs frister tlizir. the 'Gcnxstzi' it ivas thought iiccess ary to build ii faster hoiil; than the 'Piiritiin’ for the defence of the cup and Uciicriil (‘li:irli:s J, `i‘aiiic placed an order with Edward Burgess de signer- of the 'l’ui'itnn,' to build t larger rind more powerful boat to de- feiiil the trophy. The ‘Mnyflo\ver' wo: the result, und she was built al

in general appearance, much like thi ‘I-‘iii-itiin',‘ with the same straight stem und overhanging stern, ber bow however, being longer and finer. Shi was built clilefly of wood, and was of oiic hundred feet over-all length.

At thc outset the ‘Mayflowi=r‘ win

not :is great a success as had beoi tho ‘Puritan,’ losing her first tlirci contests with the oid defender, Uni by constant work over her, under thi direct supervision of Gcneriil 1’ulnc she gradually found herself, niid b\

the -desired informati<.n,'Thc first

the time of the New York Yiicht (`liil. ;Aug‘ust cruise of 1886 she wus in lici

liiin-ley's yards in Boston. She was,

. Pffiis

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Ellis, Boston; Sclirs. North Star, Finlayson, Pinette; Kate, .lo.~;opli_ I’asperbiuc; Hazel li. Mifler. limiiiigiic, llnllioiisic.

Clczircd, Sept, 22--S. S. Hiilifnx,

Filiis, Ilostou; Sclirs. lfzi;-hiirn, (‘liiip- iiinn, liicliibuizto; Kate, .los-epli, l’i<'.- Uilll North Star, Fiiiliiysi-ii Piiicttc.

(‘I-li\llIi(iT'l‘lil’l`UWN MAfll{lld'l‘S.

i‘oi-i-cctcil for every \Vi-iliii-_enliiy and Siitiirdiiy issue.

llcef (<|\uii-Lcr) ni-r lb.

'loci (sininlll pri- lb.

Bects, per biincli

flutter

l.`nnib, per lb. liard, pci' lb.

I-tmlislics, pri' l,i\‘<i biiiii-In-::

Lettuce, por biiiii-li

White oats -

illncli outs _ llggs, pci- iliiz. I8 to 30 'iii.y, por ton $8 lo $0 fliilfskins i'fri-i- :if bi-:iiIl.i l;'i /i'iil0S li to lil i’i-Its, i-iii-li -15 to l'-0 ducks lil to ll l<`o\\'l lll to ll .\I. l’ot:itin».-, pi-r liiisln-I X0 ":il>l>u;;is 5 to ii

lil to ill

.";iiililTowi>rs 5

7 tii ll 8 to iii -1 to 5 211 tu 23 lib iii li! Ili lo iii I-l l.ii .'i

"£5-_1

Apples, iliiz. -10 to 50 Pork Rl.

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rllismll. ` » ' - ‘iii fiilttfdiiyiinlzif `TTiiiBTT?kn°W" ren ur “_ kzmyzminmb

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Pay Election

-or other Bets- with Peirriii Gloves-

There is pleasure in giving the best of /'fs /rind.

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Buy Perrin Gloves for Style. Fil

and Durability.

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