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taking ‘Fruit-a-tives’. F01 two years, I was n. miserable sufferer from Rlzru- 1nn!z`Jln and S/omach Trouble. I became very weak, had frequent dizzy spells nnd when I took food, felt wretclit-il nnd sleepy. I suffered from Rheuma- iism dreadfully, udlhpains in my bark and faint; and my hand; swollen.

tives’ and from the outset, they difl mo good. Aftcrl had started the svvriiitl boxff felt I was getting well and I persevered- in the treatment. I can truthfully say that ‘Fruit-a-tives’ is the only medicine that helped me.

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“FRUIT-A.T1vi:s" is the nméus

med:-:i'n_z fnudzfnmzfruitjuzkes. 50c. at box, 6 for $2.50, trial size, 25c. At all dealers or sent on receipt of price by 1-`ruit-:i-tives Limited, Ottawa.

HE SOUGHT A SIGN.

The sell'-nizide niaii was in a caus-

lic mood. “Tliese schools, ye know." | ne said, "ll\c_\"re no good. Don’t give | _ _ _

.of the Experimental Station and his

i-_ buy no practical knowledge; see

.toivards the Red Cross Fund. The

A friend advised me to tr?-‘}.‘,-u,;..,, icoiiiniunity in charge wish ‘t_o take

‘so generously awistcd in making the

llganizérs were groatly indebted to

--Dr. W. J. P. Mcllliilnn has been ap- pointed a member of the School Board of the City of Charlottetown in the Dlace of the late Judge Blan- chard and Mr. Henry Smith a mem ber' of the Board. has been aPD°il\I°'-l chairman. a position also filled by Judge Blanchard.

DREDGING NORTH RNER. -Do-

minion Dredge No. 10 has finished dredging at McEachem's wharf, West River and is now operating at the new wharf at North River Bridge, making berths at both sides and end. This new wharf will be of immense benefit to the district saving a haulage of at least four miles. '

NEARLY AN ACCIDENT-A large

sign fell on Sunnyside last night dur- ing ths gale and narrowly missed the

way to the churches. There are many hanging signs throughout the city that would stand inspection and that should be looked after immed- lately as there are some storms still due nnd there may be accidents. The time to prevent accidents is before they occur, according to the teach- ings of “Safety First."

A SOCIAL GATHERlNG.- The

Pie Social and Dance in Miscouche iiall on Wednesday the Sth Inst., un- der the auspices of the \\-'onien's ln- stitute was a decided success. A very pleasant. evening “'85 Silent in 'dancing and the snle of pies. ice- creani and candy realized upwards nf fifty dollars, most of which goes

this opportunity of thanking all who

entertainment a succes.

THE CHILDRENS EXCURSION-

]|;<,p»¢-im Cain, who was in the city ln vniiiiet-limi with tlie__fI`ear:her's Aslioei- ation Coiiferenee, culled at the Gusulrian ollice on Saturday and ex- pressed his satisfaction with the suc- cess of the recent excursion of school _children from Inspector Adams and his own districts to the Experimental Farm. Everything, he said, went, with- out at bitch, and the teachers and or-

tlie railway oilicials in Charlottetown, Tracadle, Mount Stewart, Peakes. Car- digan. and Georgetown, and the con- ductors and assistants on tho train for the assistance tlic_v gave-especially (‘oiiductor Fergiisoii. The directors

what l meniii’ Now, my son. lie‘s sup- posed to he lenrniiig Greek, an’ Latin, nn’ algebra. An' the other day l ask- ed 'iin to tell nie the algebra for fried potatoes, nn' `e` couldn'l."- Scottish American.

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.promoters for the hearty welcome and lnttentioii they gave. Professor Reek -,was likewise solicitous for the chil- |dreii’s comfort and their thanks are ltendered him. _

1in the Maritime Province; and all lheartily wish for a speedy recovery |for this good man.- Mr. Vveldon

_ , ,covering so rapidly from his recent

staiT also deserve the thanks of the

EARNSCLIFFE NOTES. - Dr.

Al1ey’s severe accident was heard of with great regret by his host of friends of this vicinity, one of the most deservedly popular medical men

Tweedy, Vernon River, is enjoying a few holidays this week the guest of his old friend, Mrs. Harry Tweedy.- As an amateur baseball player. Mr. Denis Praught has few equal in this local- ity. His briliant playing was one of the most interesting features of that great game, when the Iona team went down, down, down to defeat before the Earnscliffe heroes- Miss Millie Berin, City and some friends were the welcome guests this week of Miss Florence Cavanagh.-- The many friends of Mr. P. L. Murphy, Mill View, are pleased to see him re-

painful illness. Mr. Murphy was the efficient and popular depu'ty return- ing officer at the Cherry Valley poll on the 16th and Mr. Francis Murphy faithfully performed the duties of poll clerk.- Mr. Francis Mutch sold a hunch of ten cattle last week to Mr. E. Wheatley, for which he received something over $700 (seven hundred). An attempt is to be made next week to scapture a wild animal that prowls around the road every' night near Beers' comer. and which has been a great nuisance this summer to the travelling public here.

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Finally Restored To By Lydia F. Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound.

Bellevue, Ohio. -“I was in a terrible state before I took Lydia E. Pinkham’a

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ha.m’s Vegetable Compound I Improved rapidly and why am a well woman. I cannottellyou bow happyl feel andl

cannot say toomneh £argour0ampound. Would notbewltbout in if it cost three times the ummm "-Hrs. Cans. Cinnmv, R. F. D. Na. ‘l,~Bell»- vne, Ohio. ‘~ *

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heads of some pedestrians on their ,tells the stori’ Of U10 CHll8dl&¥1B Bl-

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ously guard, la hor health, but it is ‘ _-_ ~

WINTER QUARTER8.- It seems

to be about settled that the Infantry being organized here for overseas

vice

Pure blood enables the stomach liver gud ther digestive organs to do their w rk properly Without it they are sluggish, there is loss of appetite, sometimes faintness, a de- ranged state of the intestines, and, in general, all the symptoms of dyspapsia.

Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes pure

blood, and this is why it is so very successful in the treatment of so many Ailments. Get it today.

THE BATTLE GLORY OF CANADA

-A little book entitled the battle glory of Canada has iust been issued by Messrs Cassell of London at one shilling. in which Mr. A. B. Tucker

the front from there landing at. . . . . . to the battle of Ypres. It is a glorious, a heroic record. and Britons through- out the world will read it with a thrill of pride. Mr. 'l`ucker’s book is mainly founded upon personal narratives

of peculiar interest as it contains the personal element which is so often lacking in military literature. Every page contains a living picture, for the narraties are related in the simple and vigorous language of the soldier.

SOME HORSES.-The large dy-

namo for the Kensington Electric Light Company was transferred on Saturday from Summerslde. One of the heavy draya used by R. T. Hol- man, Limited, for their mail order shipments was secured and 6 horses were attached to lt. All went well until the dray and.its heavy freight rcacherl a piece of had road. There it remained despite the coaxing and persuasion of the teamsters. After the attempt was again made in vain a messenger was dispatched to Hol- maii’s to learn if they would not sup- ply a. pair of horses to make 8 in all. This was agreed. The heaviest pair in the stables was sent out (which, by the way. was a pair that is much admired around Summerside). Hol- man’s teamster insisted on the other 6 horses being removed and after har- nessing the big team to the load the heavy freight was quickly gotten un- der way and transported over the bad portion of road about a mile in ex- tent by only the single pair of horses.

THE EXHIBITION--Not a little

credit for the success of the recent Provincial Exhibition of Prince Ed- ward Island is due to the judges, who so impartially and skilfully consider- ed the vast number of exhibits placed before them; and the exhibitors all, without a single exception, agree that _never have they been so thoroughly pleased and satisfied, so far as the judging was concerned, as on the pre- sent occasion. They speak in the highest terms of the judges, who ex- erted every endeavor to do full and complete justice by all. On Satur- day a Guardian reporter had the plea- sure of interviewing some of the judges from the mainland and ascer- taining their impressions in regard to the Exhibition and Prince Edward; Island generally. They all have noth- ing but compliments for the Island Province, which they think is “a remarkably pretty place, with excel- lent soil and splendid crops.” Mr. M. Greenlees, of Bowmanville, Dur- ham County, Ontarlo, judged the

Ont., judged the swine; and Mr. P. D. McArthur, Howick, Quebec, the Ayrshires. Mr. Greenlees expressed agreeably surprised with the quality of the horses here, some' of which were, particularly good and he thought Baron Kelvin “a great horse, whose stock will be a credit to the Island.” Mr. Grcenlees said he liked the ls- land very much, having seen nothing to equal it. Mr. Jones, speaking of the exhibitors, said he had never had anything to do with a more sports- manlike, gentlemaiily and apprecia- tive lot of men than the farmers of Prince Edward I sland. “ I was greatly pleased," he remarked, "with the admirable way in which they re- garded the results of the judging, the winners being modest, while the los- ers took their defeat right manly. The rivalry between them was keen but very friendly, and this made my task so much easier and plcasanler." Mr. P. D. McArthur judged the-.Ayrshires, Jerseys, Guernseys and ' Ayrshire breeds. He thought the quality was quite up to the standard. He thought a great deal of Milkmaid 7th, the hold- er of the Canadian record, and said that she was doing what a great many other cows were not,-reproducing in her offspring, individuals of prime merit. He said that 'the Jerseys were considerably better than those he saw last year and lit for any show ring. In regard to Holsteins, he re- ferred particularly to nn especially good herd shown by Messrs. Lee and Ciarzce, whose aged bull he described

as “one of the greek bulls in Canada, and is impress g his characteristics on his offspring, which makes him val- uable not only as a show bull but as a breeding animal." The exhibits, he thought, were of excellent quality, and highly creditable to Prince Ed- ward Island. Mr, McArthur said that in the poultry industry, Prince Ed- ward Island is the banner Province of Canada.

TUESDAY _

WEDDING BELL8. -The marriage

took place in Haverhill, Mass, on Sept 15th, Rev. J. J. Graham, P. R. officia- ting, of Miss Ida Campbell, daughter of Ex~Counclllor Thomas Campbell of Charlottetown to Mr. Alvin N. Knee- land of Georgetown, Mass. After the ceremony the couple left on a wed- ding trip to the P/hite Mountains. Many costly gifts of silverware, cut- glass and other things attested to the popularlt of the oun con le.

ser will take up winter quarters

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collected by the author and is thus'

heavy horses; Mr. \Vm. Jones. Oxford,"

weather has,

grain has been condition. .The

crops are up to. not above, the,- average.-V., ` _, "

NEW DRIVE-WAY-The new drive- way behindthe P.~E. I. R. locomotive shops la making rapid progress. -- Tha- old plattormhaa disappeared and sub- stantial timbers have been laid under the tracks. Freight cars wlllnow be

able to run between the uniondigg berths "f epqgglygct when t 0 work __-‘drive-wa'y'is1 eiosed '\o,tmmu1at‘.‘pr&snt. -1 *-

been saved

=,-~-. f -- ' subaru;-osatvft;-1-The mean

and une; chad de_la.tl_1.,of. Mr. Thomas Kelly of §Q}y'a__Cross.f_whlch oc_curr.- ed $unday will be learned of with deep regret by his~many»frienda.'Mr. Kelly attended the Provincial Ex- hibition last week and was 'appar- ently in his usual good health. Heart disease issuppbsed to have been the_ cause of his death.

NEW HOME.--Mr. Splllett’s new

residence on Weymouth street. is ra- pidly nearing completion. It is a fine twostorey house with roomy attic above. The house is fitted with hard- wood doors and floors and the finish- ings throughout' are of the best de- scription. A fine bathroom and elec- tric light, etc., will he installed. Mcssrs. Schurman, Summerside, are the contractors.

S. S. HARLAND.-The S. S. Har-

land sailed from Charlottetown for Victoria at 8.20 a.m. Saturday. She had on board Lea and Clark's large herd of Holstein cattle, Mr. W. B. Trow.sdale's prize mare and colt, Mr. Jabez Lea's iprlze mare. and also finite a large quantity of mixed freight. principally for merchants in! the vicinity. The sea was quitef rough and she was slightly behind` her time, arriving in Victoria at 11.45 a.m. After discharging her freight she left on return for Charlottetown at about 2 p.m.

SUCCESSFUL AUCTION. -It was

a well dressed, good natured pleasant crowd who gathered at the sale of Charles Myers, Lake Verd on Friday last. All arrangements were very complete and the whole programme was run through without a hitch, tw one was heard to grumble. The large stock of all kinds of farm animals and crop was all sold to eagre bidders at fair prices to seller and buyer. Many appreciative Words were heard in admiration of the beautiful farm without hills or waste land and the exceptional ten acre grove of hard- wood which is really a park. The large attendance on a harvest day duringa very late harvest and the ready buying was a fine tribute to the esteem in which Mr. and Mrs. Myers are held. Mr. John McDonald the auctioneer, contributed a great deal to the pleasure of the sale by his genial good humor and his popularity with the people.

*GLENF-`ANNING.-Mr. Patrick

Rice has gone to Kelly’s Cross to work on the new Roman Catholic Church which is in the course of erec- tion tliere.-Mr. Thomas Rice has been engaged to do the mason work on the new King's County Jail which is being built at Georgetown.-Mr. James (Iavanagli who last spring pur- chased tha farm of Mr. Isaac Horne, of Greenvale, is having the dwelling house remodelled and intends remov- ing there in the near future.--The local butcher, Mr. Walter Cavanagh, is kept busy attending to the wants of his numerous customers.--lnspee tor Cain visited Glenfanning-,School recently and expressed himself as well pleased with tlie_ progress made since his last visit. and with the re- pairs made to the schoolhouse during the vacation, which include a new floor. root shingled and outhouse re- paired. Mr. J. l". McDonald who taught this school for the past year has been engaged for the present year.-Mr. _Austin McGilvary, the capable inaiinger of the Cardigan Egg Circle, is doing good business iii that line.-The harvest, which is a record one, is being rapidly gathered in anti some potatoes have been dug for the

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