5, 1914

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LONIIOY Oct -)__'1~hat the

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(.'i.rrespou?iIent.Umted Pre” Stall to prevent this, however, the' French

battie1in'e'D,t}',",\. _ Present and have sent. them into action ing pmnce le ‘ 18"” Rlverf °f°55',with the armies that ure operating

ng [Ile \0s;_re t .Sf li. .

have drained goodly bodies of troops from the region South -or Beliort,

I\ IF IT TAKES EVERY MAN.

' “The melancholy day

come” but--chee

They worrt be saddest of the year” you take Foster’s Laxative Col

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'general SFR” ill all'-i¢lPs.tion of just' _he Situation that nt present exists,

is the opinion of general _gh J d

F I _ ' ohn trench and his stsif The Stubborn t efllstallclf IS attribilted to this fact t

nn addition to lust night’s ,eport

f_l"~t the present brittle ...ore eioselyu

BATTLE IS A SIE<lE_ ' n

Ihe War Bureau to-day gave mft S

I0 . . am , “Weeping ?°l1l¢l1 H-'from Toul and Nancy. ~

from the front. this one dealing ci with the 0l>€l'ations of Septelnber 23 the

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“nd 24- It Wllfllllletl the impression L,

’°3'f"lble5 ii Siege than snyth` » 1- I » rat the time the repurt was \:Yrtlii1t:;ns.e are extremely confident, Reinforce-

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Wlllls no ollicial announcement is

The result is that the lighting to- ny seems to be confined to the ex- rerne left and right of the line, and 0 lillllll Dart of the centre between ouain and the lfpper Aisne. The military authorities-here de- are that the Allies intend to win

_present battle if it takes every

v.-iilable muu in the French and ltwli army to inn. um trick. They

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spice and essence of vinegar e c.

Cure that cold or

Pile-

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Headquarters for pickling

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FORESTS OF MOVING

lf\I)]AN ’l`lI(ll.ll’S.

LONIl(l.`\', Oct, 3.-Alulcolnl Miz-

l'lisI'.ill writing l'l‘onl i\ii\rscillcs, to

'l‘llu

llui ly 'l‘ulugz‘upli, <leut:l‘i ben the

long-uwuitcd nlrlvnl if inc linllnn

troops, He snys: ".\t lust, i

ing

yot

.\c1‘oss thu sons not yet til lillzif they strctclicd l`urther

031'.

ilr.'in thu waiters ill which tim

one

most part the decks seemed sorted. l’ri:piii'u`tio|is for del were nlrendy proccedillii or vcllie" hiid not yet been

but

led togcthvr under .-iwnlugs, s

they rcnlly lll.lt'ini':

wllcn the lust lint: turn niound

thc/ crime nearer wc could iunkc

out .li ir niovcrncnts on the decks of

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one or two ol' thc vessel

to shelter the troops from the licut

ther

lli0V

They cnm-a to the ships side und

look

host we niudc out ,Lbove the turlm.i.s

and

'Phe ships picked up the piluts one

b_i' one and went sailing in.

Hns the Eiist ever sent to the Wcst.

ii ri

.'\s the ships turned to enter the hurr-

hor

letere" und "Vicnt Lcs Hiniloos’ to which the fur tl‘;ivilllcrs nddcd their

lusti

GERMAN ATTACK REPULSED.

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nnuliceniont issiiud this after ooli dc- clnros thi-. vloll-ul :illiu-lt ol'

iiliiii the

Dr. Chase is

IN ri-its Hour:-li.l~:<‘.sIi"l‘ l‘.o<‘.1<. AND Mlclnol.\1l~:.~' '\l<:l"l' AT ri.\Nul ALL 'rrlu 'rllll-I.

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fgaiust discuss und siidering gum] entliurtic medicine. In the i'.l'_¢`f\f» majority oi homes Dr. (.llu1se’s l\id- nqy-Liver Pills are conatiilltly llellt 5,1, hand, becnuse lucy quickly en,-the action of liver, kldflflyp 2\ll<l` bowels, and cure the moat common ills of life. ,

Mrs. Thos. Smith, Jamestown,

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strougiir in our home, for two- of his Receipt Books house. My fntlicr nnd my hi father each hnil one. will I llllv” flee" I gnmiiiar with it ever since I can re- member. It was only nnturni _ wo should use the l\i<lrl0y~l»lycr Pills' und wo found them so sntisfnctoryl in regulating thc <llg,~esti_v;e Hy9t\flll'. ~ _ s

and that

rM,,ny ,, tin", these pills have ccvcd ,pg mmm suffering mul prevented ser- ious disease. We nlso loop thenOint- ment in the liouso ull the time.

c were verituble forests ing.

of foI`n~s

ed to\\‘ui'd land. In the brown

the durk fnces a British ling.

clier nrgosy or one more ilciirill

there were cries of “Vive l.’Ang-

est “licup, limp, linrruhcf'

RIS Oct. II.-All olllriul nu-

tllu (lor-

S on lloyo, hats boon repulsed by 1\lIlilS.

_lip Stranger

ere is no octtcr snlclztlnrll ll.-

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isbnnd's

, writes:-‘ ‘Dr. Chase

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clirinl, the comm.ou ll of life we nlwnyn lzecp them on liniid.

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“U€Cnilsc of this inet it is consi<l-,instnncns the discovery wus nnnle

"Wd °°"t"'ll that itll Sflltctlon wus that thc llc-.rmulls had prior lt|lovv-- ,ll`l|l` n hiiplinzard unc. Instead, tho ledge of di:-ipositions oi' troops und

MmUmA'('.oi‘|iill|iH l.1\flW lust where tbcy wcre_lnnde urrul.gcmcn_ts which !ol'llstu.lied A I \mS,§;>ll‘lLl§,; pgldttlicru ure zibundunt uvi- lnlpnrtiint opcrutloils. `

watching hwurc dawn. It was not W." .in thin the position uctiuilly .iclviccs from tonstlintiuople sity

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ll* Pri. d by thc Germun llenelul

;.,,,,,i Lfllslllll lll lllllilcilintiou of just whnt tluit thc liiirllnllcllns. nrc to lm re-

mm “id”Iuitcr\vnr<l litippened." opened for nzivigntimi in tho near

'rin-y stirred tl .. ` ~» _ 'flll“f0-

“” 'el' °";,'°ml3l§;(°i Gunlhius _-ir.AiN sHIn'r 'rnoolnsl The revivril or un story ..r the rt-~

_ .ported death of Prince Adulbcrt of

‘ .lilvlces from the front in France Prussia thc third son of Emperor

U two of the hodtb 1, or the ttllliiiii Elie (;ei‘rrili;iiisNiir1t:lzii‘:‘liin_Wllliutmé thist tfime bathe florm of tu.

to, dp ' ' Voop__ ic in.i .er-_icspuc sen rom russe s, nice s m.k?f:ti,§, ‘l'l"ll\fl fll'lllY. which is commundcd l.y.with no further confirmation. The 015,, ..m_,t-eneral \_on Boehm nnd holds the latest report snys that un iiutopsy S,,u,,ded f9XtVCl"‘li9_FlZiit of the liermnn linc,lperfoi'me<l by hr. Le. Paco, thc surg-

hudd_ ,luis signin been reinforced It is thus eon of l{in~ Allicrt of Belgium, show-

s, , _ 5 , - tr,,t,,h,,d lnlflllv plain to the mllltnfy wipertslcil that the Prince hml been killed by

hero that the Germans tlimlisrlvos re

nlizc the entire rurccss ol’ the pre'-l-I lllnllbert is n snilor it is hnrd cnt nloielncnt hinges on holdini: bcliete that hc iiould linvc been

their right until thc Mouse line of

rts Clin bc demolislled by the bom-

bardment noir in progress. In order

“The operations of the 24th d D' f _ . th_iound_ ii, resemblance to a ge:;_ :uewed by the Kino and Earl Kltch_

0 1(‘;l;'§ma1;1 l€:)'§§yi0;;isovi;\n!;i;i;.t‘.;1;gul;ilst to the front. In addition the Can- lf ' ' . 8 y le a Y ;, l.;e1:g;‘t‘;trt§:yll“°l5 lfhdt the Un-l-therc were rumours that they had army is equipbgeg and already landed at lloiilugne. but this

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l1‘lc.y;` liFll$lCI‘y,r nil iv;ll nioiinted. Itt.\ew Zenlnnd expeditions should al-

the Bri’iti9sh1réiwri;ilJm;> servéittlrgns thby ready he on the scene.

_ _ orps a is

§I¥°”;fl‘;'l_“'l}l= "Ot selevfed by clnirire. \l'i'ruHol.n Nsws Fnoli srius,

.ftn ale ittis certain that the en-

rencimcn s are of an ulmost per- The latest l‘epoi‘t received from Sir nnturfli: II he enemy had sulii- John French, eniphssizing the fire; ffl? 50105’ to cntrench Ilim-ltlmll innumerable spins Llinr, lnivn n.»ol<\. thnu_ hnlf way ncross liven encountered in Fruncc luis leon I ";"""' ‘md Idle lllle lllfllllri the Aisnefncceptnd us the explaination if thc 'llll lllllvu put in condition before thelreticsricc of the llritisli militnry ;.x1t-Stl? of the Marne had ‘entered its uvlthoritics in lnakini: public nny in- ‘<° S1” llll-180 lly U10 bermsu sup-'fornintion concerning operations nt

iade it is considered certain that a' 0I‘t1on of the volunteer army re-

ner on Saturday has been started

dians are known to be on the wh

lillpossibl‘e~ain| the Indian and

lille front. It is stntcil thut in nlliiiy

tlnif. it hits been .i.inlountr~d their

n German bullet Inasmuch as Prince

fightini.: in Bcllziunl, nlthouuli there Inrc n‘~:1l.y suilors mill ninrines from the iiect now niding the army.

silunlion in tho lirtlflvlnl prini'ipulity lin(-.iiillo so scriolis toduy that inter- vl-ntion by ltuly is not unlikely. There is no doilbt thnt sui-.li intervention would niuuli u di,-clurzilioii ot' ivur by Austria. -'

Necessity for “proto<~tilig Ituliiin in- - Albu l mov furnish the

is niorc tlinn vague siirlnii-lt- lo _luslil'_v this conclilslon. lt is kliowu that the now crisis in Albuiiiu is oxerrislllg thc ltnliun Govuriillleiit null thnl positive notion is coutcniplutod.

Ili llilralzzo, [lic Sonalo of Allmiiln,

defying all ol' the Powers, has oloctuil Prince Burlinn-Edin, li sou of Alnliil llninld, ileposcil Sulluu ol' 'l`ur- key, us Priiicc ot' Albaiiln. The Solluto appointed u rolulssioii to go to (Tou- stnntlnoplc and deliver the iuvitulioli to the Turlilsli l’ri:n>t-. Slliiiiltoiieous- ly Essnil Ptislln, thc gl'<>ut. popular louder in Allmliin, prc-piirvil to niurcli oil Duruzzo with uriuy ol' 12.000. llf‘ luis :irrlved ut llibril willi ii torvo und is collecting un urtuy for thc over- throw of the lntorcgniiiil.

Tlicrc is more than it lilul. hcrc lliul.

lrlssuills playing ltnly‘i-i iruiue, that his new revolt is not only tl developllnillt

lun iuillollulity. but is lneunt to ot'l`er

itoly llllvrveliliilz lil Albnninii nffnlrs. ll' .\il;il.rili. its l'ornlurly, nlustors strullixtli lo crusli lllssnd, will ltuly support llio Moliniillnollnll loznlor? Such notion, il is bollovcd Ii0r0.l~'0lll<l not fnll to iucuu wur.

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Lonvc York l’0l11t

f ._!

Y0rk Point Ferry

Launch Dolphin wlll

(Elftown

12.30

Oct 6th. 9.30

“ 9th. 0.30

'l '_ |,g_00 l 12.30 11.30 and 3 I. 9,30 12.30 11.30 .uni silo " 20th, 9.30 und 12.30 11.30 and 4.30

“ 23rd, 0.30

.. V|_ 3_3() l 12.30 11.30 and 3.30 " gillll, 0.30 :ill 12.30 11.30 and 3.30

sees-:i~ioM1l.

Launch Dolphin

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1.00

` h f r Clisrlnltetown

:a`ll4,:i;nv:i`lBL(II\;lI\rntlllurIIa W. R. lirldge

myd McEwen's wlmrves.

Oct. Leave

" ' I Bonshaw

Tun; oth 7.30 B. lll-

P‘rl.~9th 4.80 a. m.

1'q¢|g,_ 12th 6.00 n. ni.

Fri. ‘Nth 7.30 u. ni. Iluan. 201|: 7.30 11. lll- :I‘rl. S801 5.00 a. m.

Tues. 27th 6.30 s. m. Fri. 30th 7.30 a. m.

N08-10-5M1i.

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Leave 0h’town

12.30 Dm. 1.00 D.m. 3.00p.m. , 3.30 p.ni. 4,30 p. ni.

p.m.

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GOOD PRICE FOR

APPi_°Es iN l_oNDoN.

BEIIWCK, October 3.- Cubic to-

duy from Liverpool und Loinlon to the United Fruit voiilpiuilvs. Cfllltlllll

news of good prions for ripples sent to those pnrls from llullfux. Those cables lollowinlz tho good returns from Glasgow. put the l%l`flW0l'B In much butter spirit than they were tcn days ago.

Hlllll' llllllllli

vlc'ro;l-A Horst..

W. A. Patterson, H. C. Ellis, J. A-

Juckson, J. (‘.. Boyle. W. W- W 9,-m_ Q, w, Splers, Toromo: E- G- l-9°' man, Moncton; B. A. Webster, A.F.

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p.m. p.m.

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UNREST IN ALBANIA MAY `

GIVE ITALY CAUSE FOR WAR

Pot is Boiling Over Again in the Turbulent Balkan Principality, and Italy

Whose Interests are Opposed to Austria's May Have to Act

LONDON, Oct. 2.-The pot is boil- Idssud is popular in Italy :ind has

iul: over olirv more in .\lbmiin. The ciijoyoil tho favor und protection of

lertsts ln n`u" ', ` . .` ' " pretcxtllulyopt-nl_v desires fortuklngy italy is informed of Austrian pro- sidos lu tho war of tho uutious. Tliorc purutious in thc lloln dlsl.i-it-.t wlicrn

or ltiil_v's policy ol' obslriicllug Albiin-l ____

lmly an liirvvplillle protcxl for ilelill-...|»‘\].|.;»,q DIAi»|.A\[.:,-IN.. IS THE

the ltullnn (iovcrnnioilt. Whvii Aus- triu dispersed his l'or<:cs nud took him prisolior, vlrtuully, nt llic tlniu ldssnd was pi`t‘pu.l'illg to ovorlllrow l’riiii:0 Wlllium of Wind. ltuly liitorposcil, plarcll Esszid on nn Ituliall wursIiip,` guarded liinl und lutor ivcluolnctl lillll lu ltullnli territory

300,000 troops ure believed t.o be :is- senihlcd really ln inoot an ltuliiiu al- turli. ll min lin sliilcil, llli‘r0i'orr~.lll:1l Lllc <:olnplit~nlioiis :iro ot' the utniosl, iniportiuicc owing to the possibility ol' ltnliuu lulorvcnlloii.

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If what you just ntc is -li-ii'in,; cn

your stomnch or lieu like ii lump ol lnnil, refusing to digest, or you belch gas nnd eriictntc sour, iiniligusted food, or linve iv. feeling of dizziness, licnrtbilru, fullness, nnuseu, lind taste in mouth nnd stomach hcndncho, you .ann surely got relief in live minutes. I Ask ymlr pharmacist to show you the i'orir..iiln, plainly printed on thesn iifty~ccnt cases of Pn'pe’s Dlupcpsin, then you will iir.dcrstun`d why dys- pcptic troubles of all kinds must go,` and why it rleliei-es, sour, out-of-or-l der stomnchs or inidigestion in five minutes. “l’spe's Dlnpepsin" is harmless; tastes like candy, though leach dose will digest s`ml~ prepare for assimilation into the blood ull the food you can eat; besides, it makes you go to the table with ri healthy npperlte; but what will please you is that you will fcéi that y'our stonv ‘ash and intestines i ure clean and

ave St John' l’ P Numara- D billousness oi- constipation

Be r. - ~ ' , ' - ~ M. Fer8llll0ll~ ~I*“"k R"-'Ill' VI' C*“"l .This city will have many "Pnpe‘s ver, G. ll. Gnllirath, Montreal. Dmmpsin.. cranks' as some people

F"“""’ Hamux' ` __ ,lt for lndlzestlon, gases, heiirf.hurn,'

QUEEN HOTEL. lggixpses, dyspepsis, or any stomn':hI`

A. P. Ash. Bra. Ash, St. Johns;l Het noni:-. now, this minute, nnll

fresh, and you will not need to re- sort to laxatives or liver pills for

will call them, but you will be en- thusiastic about this splendid stom- ach~ prelim-ntioh`. too, if you ever take

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A Savings Bank

It t_ak_es eXactly_331-3 years to _get your money back in interest if

you have it inthe Savings Bank, but if you invest it in the first $20,000 of shares sold_1n the INTERPROVINCIAL COAL COMPANY you will get it _back in four years, and will likely get it in two. Which do you think is better? Oh! you will answer, the security is better. Well, it is a great question. Our coal is in a mine. There is absolutely no wood ln, our markets, hence, no competition, therefore, our markets are as secure as the bank. Our coal will stay in the ground until we take it out---just as secure as the bank. When we take it out, we will do so at a profit. Can any bank be more secure than that? We think not. Banks may come, and banks may go, but the coal will stay in the ground for- ever unless we take it out. Hence, we claim the security of an investment of any amount in a good coal mme is a more secure and better security than that of_any savings bank, besides giving you a rate of interest at least _eight times as great. It is worth considering. W Think carefully. It is a wise investment that mat es a country grow; then be among the wise. Take advantage of the greatest opportunity you ever had, or probably ever will have, and do lt now. Send in your subscription today

Our Advantages Our Offer

Advantagesover a competitor is_what makes _ We are offering to you $20,000, worth of stock

the difference between success and failure. Study in this Company. For every share you pay for in them well._ Ours are as follows: cash, we will give you, without charge, an extra half

125 miles nearer our markets than our nearest share; besides this bonus stock, we will give you an

competitor: absolute guarantee of 25 p. c. dividend on your in-

22o miles nearer our markets than our next vestment every year for for four years, with a strong

nearest competitor. probability of your getting anywhere from 40 p. c. _ 90c to $2.00 per ton, freight, nearer our mark- to 60 p. c.

ets than our competitors. A . _ _ _ .

p C0312() feet from the Surface' - galil, we are _placing all subscriptions in the Seam an Over our propertv lying Hat 5 feet to Bank of Commerce, in Charlottetown, in trust for

9 feet thick a Solid rock of Coal ’ , the subscribers. This money to lay there until the

I ’ ‘ ' - new subscribers send a qualified man to our mine to

Miners like working in our mine much better ~ _ . _

- . - investigate the truth of our claims. When this re-

than the deeper mines, hence, help is easy to get' port comes back’ if it is good, We will usetthe money,

A N0 woodlof any descriptionincompetition wlth and not until then if the reportisibad we will re-

turn your money again. Would you ask for any- thing fairer or squarer? We would not make this offer to you if we were not absolutely sure that the report would be satisfactory, and to be sure of such a thing as that, we must be sure ourselves; hence there is no room in this proposition for doubt. Your money is not ours until you are perfectly sat- isfled. ~

Men of keen foresight know those conditions

and are buying this stock. Do not stand aside and miss your chance.

us.

_New population will increase our markets as

we increase our output.

Our mining costs $1.00 per ton. We know of

no other coal mine in existence where it costs less than $2.00 per ton.

C. P. Railway within 700 feet of our main shaft. , -78 towns, besides large cities and thousands of

farmers is where we will sell our coal. I

For comparison we will tell you positively our

coal is better than any soft coal sold in P. E. Island, and were you in the West you would burn it.

Two Million Dollars Profit

‘ in our mine, in the upper seam, we have 2,000,000 tous of coal by actual test and measurement.

We make $1.00 on every ton we mine, which means $2,000,000 to be distributed over the next thirty years. and 'paid in dividends to the people lucky enough to hold stock. Beside this field, we have 160 acres adjoin- ing lt on option, which would keep us probably 15 years longer.

Our capitalization of $100,000 is not 1-5 the capitalization that many people would have put upon it

before selling stock, and we freely acknowledge ourselves that had we evcr intended or expected to have to sell stock, we would have put our capitalization considerably higher. However, this is all to your advaitage. Every man or woman who has money laid aside which is not working for them should buy this stock, and buy it at once. You will find it better than life insurance, because the returns guaranteed will be greater in four years than insurance would in 40, and you do not have to dic to get it. If you have never invested your money, begin now. If you have invested, do it again. Money makes money, but seldom is it ever afforded the 'opportunity to make as much as now. Our necessity opens the way, and those who will not take ad- vantage of it do not deserve to win. Send your subscriptions in al once, so as to get all of the concessions given ‘-with the first $20,000 worth of stock sold.

Send for prospectus and further information if you require it. Address all subscriptions to the uu-

dersigned or call and see us, office New Prowse Block, Grafton St.

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BERLIN Oct 1-The Gvrliian um-

bassador at Bucharest ht-ld ii lengthy conference with the lloum mlun Cubi- net to~dny. it is understood horn llint

Mi” M, Copeland, li. L. Stcnrns. To ,rid yoursell of stomach misery nm]

romp, ilndlgestion in live minutes.

GERMANY WARNS ROUMANIA.

he very frankly warm-il llin ltoumnn- inn Government that nuy ilevlnralloii ol’ wnr or hostile acl against Auslrin would of lliwosslty illvolvc (ie-rlunny. it is also nnoilur-cd linrc tlilit 'l‘urlio_v

to-day expelled (rom"l`urklsli territory

all correspondents of Russian news- fonlly arrived in Great llritriiu, null' DHDGFB- indoi-d hnve reached the front. The

*most recent und reliublc advices!

MISLEADIN-G RET,0“.|.S from Greet llrituin indicate thirty ,

BY 0},],0S1.I.I0N I,RESS_ the-se continlzonts hnve not yet ein- VI UNIV T Q "W

_ lmrked. lhese stnterrmnte nmde ui IR l‘E-- --

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