_ _FA new iiieerhetiouei leuc imperial 'ware emerged in a single night when

:Borden tbl Premier elect of Can 1

_ ' _ ' _ edt 'li' ' 1 lin 1 - P° if ,?,`§‘." §2S.§‘“Z‘.’.e°.1.l’1§’e.~'e..'1“.`}, ‘$25. ew-_i lee-e. ?; more so than when the recipro- abmty in

_ My ¢1il1l0,_whi_eh, at most, it was :§;'°"___t __ _ "gym would reduce the oaurler __ lnes ,?verl1ment's ma1o'rlt_y, eeut the bib- gi

Bi pnrty to a smashing defeat. In

As

we week'11 general elections made R. “M19

we

ve r

ers. He,

icism of the and encouraged

1 mingling Mr. Borden leaped from g;°"t”~ This has

e obscurity of a minority leader to

ge prominence and power of the Pre- vm

- ~ '11 11 <1 1

*ici-nhip and a hgurc that should _W1 now n o mu

Like Sir James Whitney in Ontario 1

_wi gn wiilrlii ,Laurie 111 the no-

mminn, Mr Borden h earned his

' e mo

Success by a long and tiresome ser- _ JM in Opposition, marked by _d1s- eoni-agement, defeat, and so_metinies ins iiumiliation. Twice he lcd his party co to disaster at a general election, and ues ,nun time he suffered the unpopular- in ‘ity that comes to all unsuccessful din

mum in Imperlal ,councils._ ng,

m

general. It has been no secret that 5

he would long ago have cheerfully 0'?

‘ii side both the burden and the

.1 8 hlrilnni- of leading the _0ppositlon, but ffl

,yin he was the best man available he tl.

=wnn prevailed upon to remain. Now th that his hour ofyictory has come, no un

ol1e will grudge _him his triumph. (.

'During his years ol minority lead- 1;; erehip lvlr. Borden would ielu huve A

-'returned to the law, his chosen voca- ad

tion in life. It was as a lawyer of the first rank, especially in constitu- 'tiollul matters, that he achieved his ,gtanilillg in his native Province of

Nnvn Scotia. " His firm was at the ta

-'ii-nni of the legal profession, and Mr. of

Bordcll was happiest when arguing A lleforc 11 Judge of a Superior Court.. "amends ‘He was not 11 jur-y lawyer, alid he A ` hus ncvcr been ri popular orator; hc pmhemis

fuel--. magnetism or the personality iiint iippcals to the poplllar emo- ti,

_ 1'.

tions. liis style is logical and iirgll- inn-

a Cabinet. he future Premle

his success has

the land. The li g minority leader

ill and hope ofa. v o

nada, und, better

new prophet h

B.

_

'*( ?()N(_‘1ERN1NG THE MOON,

Evellne McCulloch,

new moon high

IIUW

A new

hunter may not

inciltntivc, rather than fervid or im-l nn may snfcly hunt

V'

giilutivc. His speeches :ire thorough- iy prcpiircd, and fillcd with thciwi

ice versu., ii moon lying flat, on oss curllcr the hunter may hang his

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_lhnuglit thnt comes of wide reading. l |,,,w,i,._,. hm." is __ )nly llow. and again ii story relieves mi" cm, be c,,,,_,t0[|

lilo wcigllt of the iirgulnelit. As 11 A iiiilnpnigll crater Mr. Borden, though ii,-0uth_

yclliiw moon, storllls, especially

ilcvel- l1rillin.l1t, has improved' ill rc- ccnf yours. His audiences arc illl- wi _plrssril by his sincerity und earnest- iifss, :ls well as by his courage. Hi.~:| ni- tollriigc was_notiibly shown in his rc i

cent wcstcrn tolli- when he told thc 111

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ifrnin-growers he would continue to in

oppose reciprocity, even though hc A

never brcainc Premier. Time has nn

shown that llc.wus ii bcttcl' illternrc- inn

A nd.

A clcnr, wllilc lliooll, clcur wcnth-

f‘r_1`s loolfcd for.

tcs a storm as lil

mr of the spirit of thc colllltry Tilnn cii-ni(-,_

i1*t't|11~ tiulo llc was thought to llc. A

ilrnnil l’rc, the sccllc of the clipul- storm.

f you witch thc lirisl. glimpse of 1-l

_ v moon over your right slloiildcr

rn, in 1854. Under thc slladow 0f.und wish without looking away you

1 have good fill‘tu11r nil that moon il ohtuin your wish; also, vice ver-

sion of tlln Acuriiiills frolll Nova Seo- I tin, uns the birthplace of Ml'. llord- nci

li|o1i1i1|<l11,and with its evcr restless wil tiilcs, it is ii cradle of poctl' and nn

Y .

inysticism. Ili Mr. Iiordcn thcrcsult su, seeing tho 1110011

iii this chviroilmcnt tiikcs the form slioillder is not good i11nl¢_

All signs fail ill 11 cll'oiltll_

liarvcst moon stays fllll two

1|f11 |11-_rsoill-ility of outward gcniality

limi rlnirni, bllt an inward self that A

in revealed to few, The future Prirnc nights.

lllillistcr is a fhoiouvh clitlemall A

huntel~’s moon follows the hur-

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clean und sti'sightforw'ard-, o fine com- 'vent ni00n_

pnnion, l111t withal reseryed. As 11

of 11 ilay's companionsllip. 'On the canlpuigll platform hc' repeats day. oil

ter day _mi1ch___»_tl1e _ seius_~»§peech._ -_-I goinctiliics he lé l1'c`i:'kled, and this in` #els us li sollr to _h_is,.fol'ce and his,

_ _ __ -

_ _ _ _ 'l`lle moon shilling on _one's facc

climplilgncr ba- aiiiiistii-' himself with sleeping causes insanity. This is care- ilifliculty to thc vlirying personalities. flllly observed among old nurses.

Certiiin phases of thc moon ailcct

r moods and dispo

nsaiicv iieoulo urc nercepirlbly worse-

certain phases of

Pork killed in the advance of the

I

for his executivi

p_osition's case and developed indi ual talent that the new Premiel

Palgn as he raced through Novi tia the other day to greet his agen ther at Grand Pre now l

ore it was too lute. His wife, the pir_er_of his political hopes and thi Damon of his years in the wildel: s, suddenly becomes the first lady

all room in the Southwest corner the Parliamentary blocl. nn Ontn . and bcconies the exponent of thc

n. In ii few weeks hc will greet e Duke of bonnaught, the King'f clc und filtilre Governor-General oi

Speeches to Parliainient for him.

rio, colltributcs thc following bil ilitercsting folklore:

a Cold nioiltll. moon low in tlic“south sky ii hot mouth. ‘ moon straight up so that

_ _ E 1 del'

11 on it denotes ii dry moon, for

l .

rcd luooll denotes heat and

Whcll thc l1lil1_1n 1:li1ill|;i>1~: from one u.l‘tci‘ to 11notlli>1', li chullgc of wen.

liiiiizc circle iiround the nlooll dc-

rc are visible stars inside the

llir-oil' circle dellotcs ii near-by

llumhering fire of e.

13231:? ~‘.':.:..°:.“ :_ of what mould have ‘ ._ '"

avrrein runnin _ 'ri-is war os' A _pump wma A

-'-.e,_ " -J MA

'3lWl0lg'\l, editor of the Free- -'°'

essay- _ I* 9°" #0 buy iv “ul Province. mv, J. n. ourtie, B. A., of sees, l>°rf_.SW11¢fef'~l- who Wim l°`\'ll<l*°‘1l\’¥ -1-he 'poet hlwuye elnxs about

as a speaker _o

force on e

his fol- mcn ti study ir and aid individuai

strengthened thi

ch value in form

r, pausing ill his

, _ fee s thi brought to hei

ttle-known, plod- emerges from e

igorous young na

still, will write

as urisen in Can-

Ilidgetown, On-

ill thc nortll sky

han his low

that moilth.

wet nioou, und ll ]0ll

1-iliy days oil as

over your lcft

sitions.

the moon.

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l Fil F 9" “Ki'}gl

When we say that

our Uvercoats :irc ht for a King we mean a l-'ing who.-c cloilics fit him. _

()i'crcoa'ts that :irc

Easy fo gel info.

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L*--3,411- A \ " One is “P i0 performing. there S 110th- that le positively °inh111n Ti, ll ing uhoue me as hor tuple beverage

__ g Hell Z K el day, according to his subgrdinnten

X lay' l

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-Pie v , : their homes in Needham. Mass. large audience on the question "why" ye ifter a, very pleasant visit in Char- in g

lvttetown- Their many friends will iwowiietiuef. cypee of .uen-one ie the

be pleased to see them soon asain- mah who loci-le about him er the

WO

». 1 ora,

New York' bhe took with her no-ml nswer not to be compared to the be

;his bort three caulkers who \\'1ll_;_ work on her deck until she leaves on Mk

the Mr.

forllin, saying their dcllilffuff was _“

ily nie

gn (;0_ Ltd n_ new callin cruiser. fl lent speaker, whose elegance andl“{_

This craft is umi(,n|,i;e1iiy one of the evident earncstriess of convictionsl

of the .coast and is possessed of Wit many facilities and comforts all of C01 which will tend to_ make a Pl"0l0“8!¢*l‘°? cruise the more cnioyable. _From bow 0 to stern and deck to keel she is _ 11 __ tribute to llcr designer, hcr blilld-_ --

min ` _ ‘ _

_The choir of the First Metbodist|i,, urch yesterday presented Miss city essie Beer with n signet ring as a

°`_` ' tidy

his parents Rev. T. F. and Mrs. Wm

ullerton, Brighton.

George Clarke, Stanhope, who was

P. E1. I. Hospital for treatment A_

D. R. Southworth and W. A. of

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The ma-ny friends of Mrs. Benj. “Why?" while the other asl.va“Ho_w N rndorlf, North River, whp has been much can I get and how can I get

, _ _

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nder treatment in thc P. E. I. Hos- it.’

__ iber

The Schooner Annie F bonlin, WIN

ch has ,,,,,,,, discharging ,_ nn,-go eeiu, iiegnifieleuc ee the tribute “ O cover the _,an ,D which 551, ,_ fe

may be that we may justly oder to ooking Wm make the nah som _ ixc

om

hl ` cargo of hard coal in this port,

w

5 C ll d t d y' for Mlramichl to “°1°"°e' "mt

~ - has brought so many

:R3 lglrisbslf for a return freight to benedictlons to our life and to our

lu the all-ee Methodist ohul-eh lest ?.’w evening Rev. J._ Hualley. T-lie Pastor- ing delivered a Str0u|r Sermon 0" Mlssloll here.” There is un infinite,

Work from the text lllo 1Ye into alli“._im,_ all iuving purpose Cl _

ind this w0rm_.. He diy or so, changing the water fre

'World the Gospel to all Creation. heh

ly-, who lcuve this morning for Cali-lin

ma

iisfincil - loss to the

()

meet fitted of her 1111111 lu this pert lm"

I _

1 t ' M l 1 ;oken of their appreciation. _ lflgifllzgnigilttlfs J;°‘¥;,&,;Bt_g?%ru3_ Bnume. of the Appellate Court, then

_ ` ‘ ‘ h ldfng court in Freeport, who fined

'f`°'“ *"““"t°" °' th* B-“““ _°‘ eerdiell!;h°(ii11liv¢?elli‘_ 'illlle tif,

1‘:_<_;vn Scotia, North Siydney, is visit- ,names At 7_3” p_ m__ M,._ Curtis th

_ vention at Montague this week. 0'

Heaney made a brief bill- feeling _emphasized strongly thc necessity (1

reference to the E. H- B°_l=l‘ and lam’ f0I`

the Y. M. C. A.

s on Saturday and spent Sundsyi I"

a party in the 1-lone. ”'°°°. 1 nie N. _ 'su d B 11 is y- th Deco b _ 1910, G 11 -J in - Borden has been ef( Mm. J- A~ B- 'B°Y°"- CNY- has "°` ill'-the Mgahdiilrt Ighurghollor Cie m or mn my T

turned f_roni a visit to St. John. imma- pmvmow ,,,.°",‘d by gb, gm. "

._ on Sept. 18, entered a plea of

H

Kensington. He will arrive in this nolle contenders, thus placing the

he 'maiden eoy ‘und sweet,

cult Court of Stephenson County, who wmuny and skillfully 1

eta lure for manly feet.

U1i5`f0l°n0°° Wd Wm lwld ‘ 5 ease in'the hands-of Judge James S. yould think the eanny sex did

attend the Sunday School Con-

.i-_.- _ gg

. I The first ofa series of men’s meet- es

recently removoved from his home to ings in connection with tn, y_ M_ (3,

us sustaining all the contentions the State's attorney. The case a- 1’ Inst Rawleigh was based on charg- of misconduct and malfeasance in wh

'naught

But think and plot and plnn,

editor-mayor '$200 and costs. With fi friend, with 11 book, by hook

or crook.

o razzle-dazzle man.

y- nnnw _gnny ever. toll about The maiden sweet and fair,

was -held in the Fires Methodist °"l°°- ““d "°‘“g l“‘°'°“°‘1 ‘“ my who iuet no please her lonely eel!

blood poisoning, is doing well. ofnincin when Rev, C_ ivinxinnon, contracts while mayor of Freeport.

-~~ "o'clocv whe11` Rev. C. McKinnon. Ruwleigh lu n ullilloulure potent me-

, Pine Hill College, Halifax, de- me

filling have returned t0 livered an address before a

epenin he said that thsre were f¢°llUE 7-he “Wd 0' H 9350"” organ'

ders of life, nnd asks the question

In commerce and in science the °l°

pital, will be glad to learn that shefiiuestlon is continually asked "h0w."

is s _ _

_ier return to her home. ~ .mg

asked a question a certain num I of times one comes to the place ° re there is no answer, And h

the question it asks gives us an Ba

entous question that religion ex

one's nature asks the question in hy ani I here?" alld by say- m

oxalie held una ievelle water are sg

Where lamps are used. ll U0! Ol E

ine manufacturer, and about two Uf nrs ago purchased the Standard,

HoUsl~:lioLD slsrsr

ever let a comb soak in 0I‘d0l` W an iz. Use 11 stiff nail brush.

door will econ its sqileskius "

od uncovered in the sick room.

cellent for removing ink stains. _ th

nd should he kept on sverY`fl00l` 5° of

very mattress sho

'Puts roses in her hull?

the maid who scorns cofiilcttish

arts

Why don't those fellows Bing? I`o._tcll the truth I think' because Thsrefs really no such thing-

1/wrrnsssas sl-1oui.D un CLEAN-

-' ` tt i more than U10

dmp of kcmsene on the hinge OI cfilm: ;:>tlJdrl31lJllis€keeDei‘. it is an

_' 1 sheets will not k€8P B nil.; 1..... -- e thought of. sleeping ln a bed if

mattress is soiled. -There is little u”__-for dust il care be taken.

ufficiently recovered to permit of But in science, it is a fact that hav: "l'Never leave medicines_ drink or essential to g00d h081l"h~

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T

unhleaehed muslln that buttons on

ii nan be washed frequently. Those

ready in case of accident. Sand ?“ __ d “ble bed are made in tmguishes burning pammn’ water’l;(1i.loaplfl&rt€ie alld should be turnefl

A few`pieces of gum camphor lvipt _f -the boxes ill which silver is packed

wrappings will prevent its turning. ggrm. -_-__.O1n__ shaping constantly on Oni;

ectiou, _ however,

s-the question we put this after- spread” ll* very day. u0¢ MWBYB il’ th” “me d"

'€tUl’"- lnoon-<"'why?” “The intellectual side .

that no uncomfortable ridge will

"God made yoil und placed you dark’ ‘ side of ‘thc bed-

ean cold water and kept there for s. ru

Newl flannel should be put into

In case of _sickness spread u l1iBC¢_0f bber sheeting over the mattress 0l‘

In an emer ency folfled

_ _ - . F- ently. Wushlt lvcll in wai-in water. Prpvl;0;_3__<;_?__ serve as __ good sumti.

in alittle soap to remove the oil' "5

religion having o proliiineiit place ‘lf te. -‘ The easiest will’ to “lean 3

study or in businel-ls.-"What has

de Charlottetown strong,” he or

Chi1rch._% fam- asked. “What has made this Island ich

from Alhcrton .was admit od toiworthy to be remembered in _his- bl. V --'»~‘f-ei-i1>'»y lem- 2§’.'.l1°..f€..‘.'?. ".535-‘.§‘°3..‘.‘;°”‘e‘-’1.l“1’;l’...".l.§-“‘1.°.“ -1 .

_ _ _ ., . ' ` ‘been llilisolvcil is very effective. _ , - t I ii the

A very piennnni; excursion was cn- ,Eagse they had thcll Qhllrches, and ide. l,h damp sheet cu cies 11

ed by a ,mmher of invited guests il ii family altar in the home.

y , _ e ~ sa thc Imperial III, Bruce Ste\f\8lt'1M_"- MCKUWDU 19 E forceflll ‘md ire oil with li cloth dipped ln _thick __

ld not fall to impress lils henrers C h the logic of his arguments. A‘

lcction was taken to be applied nl

behalf of this portion of_thc work el.

Go to Buntain, Bcll & Co., forlm

g _

lunnel t!11‘1~: washed docs not harden E: “h‘i"“- but felling this the been method ie

a h Ill coill 11‘ntel' ill which alum has 'lf tum and repent. on the upI,(,5i¢_n

_ .

eau clotll \vrilng__fl'om water. W Ink spots ou mahogany -may be re- ` _

with tl'-'r~ its ~1'nntity of water. ‘ ,The ot sllolzlll be well and quickly

8

Alvrirys l'cci1 olum in thc house. It ,G ecks- blc:.li:1g wounds, and for _ eedlliz of thc mouth or tongue a

Paint 'must not be scrilllbed with OO nd soup, or it will hc worn oil. S

ovinl hi- bcinlr toilclled with a feath-

<l=1.1~1._1 11- 1.11 of vlmul diluted T

bhcd.

“rem is with a vacuum cleaner;

lay ri slightly dampened sheet

e sittiess and beat it thor

cr th hi ’ _ ‘ igblv with a w r ll* furnitllrc beat-

se illlset. ' nn your mattresses as often F15

_ _ ii 'n_- 'Plft them olit on the porch

ds of white soap and rinse with a Ngo, the hot Sun or neun ,, window

here the. sun's direct rays will lull pon them.

his will keep them fresh and clean

nd will help to prolong their lives.

,__,_i_____i_ ANIMALS IN COURT.

uld have a cover

but in various waYH

itnble addition to Ghs.rlottctown’s

riipidly growing _flect of motor 1__

hlln home a box 'of delicious fresh U

kind we sell. Our special box nssort- ments is the finest made by the_ oirs-35 and 60c the box. The Mc-

Kinnon Drug Co. Cor. Gt Geo and

the moon will shrink while c00l‘\ nfl- | Potatoes should be Planted in me ‘

full of the moon wheli stems are liol-

low. *_

To cut or buril the clids on oiic's

hair in new moon systematically for

some months will insure -la. heavy. S lux_urious.gro1vth of hair; __ The ancients reckoned' time and N

events hy the phases o,thc moon and

the moons in siiccesslon. _ B

The moon and the phase of thc

moon we are born linder determine A not only our characteristics, disposi- tion, eic.. but our capabilities and

with the signs of the zodiac corres-

People horn under certain moon'

conditions are susceptible to those

conditions as they reoccur. O .Many sailors and fishermen guidc

their expeditions by the moon. 1

If you cut Canada. thlstles" in tllc T

fllll of the moon it succeeds in kill-

ing them outright.

l\il<'S'l‘ USEFUL ANIMAL_T0'MAN._

A Weishtlaw 'once forbiidc plowing

with horses.

There nrc Zl.0-10,000 farm liorscs inl the United States. 1 F

Tlicssaloninns were excellent ciincs- H

trians and were the first of thc

-Greeks who broke colts.

lIscfulne.=s of the horse is gradual-

ly departing, owning to the inroads f motor vehicles, particularly of trllcks and agricultural field imple- "‘

_,l.s_ and owners, and lil ll Cl'€Ll- C0513" 6-25f1lCf."

boats. 1 S

_.______. cr

__Také homefa treat to w"ey_ Bookkeeping Typcwritcrs. They are

li

` if c' x -' tl in ' 1

_ t d tl her r,]c,._Sc,i|cru l1lg_e Denses in _le u cc. United ,

'_;l_'_'_"_'i'§ lghiswtxll gy; §,:“__ _“I womnni Fypewrltcr io., Limited, I-I11lifax,N.`l\; love chocolates especially Moirs. Tiles' '

Cent Streets. drtf. Fold _vc thc ice-cold hands,

. _ T

moon _will _.not sliriiik _in thc fl`¥l“l_5. l while that kille`d in ‘tho1.warii_ng of _ A

And the dauntlcss heart lnitli

achievements. 'These arc determined No voice of discord wakes tl

p0,,,img_ 1 And thc far-off sounds of worldly i

-h! welcome rest to 11 iicnrt long if

F"rom the gorgeous. glare of day, S

Fading, the tranquil lines away, not 1

, ____ Then tenderly, tenderly fold thy

or thc evening shadows come quick-

ly on. '1‘fmes~'ste1~, t ll th 1 ii

And sweet is the |Chrlstian's rest! ie G S e 0 owing g°°d t

_ l’l'l

.mi I

The lnost satisfactory method oi arking clothes that go oilt to the

Auimalsof various kinds have been

._ ulldry is 11-ith a rilbher stamp, bear loving th_ei_r day in court. That no

_.In no modern mechanical devices ia

inventv km di I ng your name. The stamp is inex- 'ish were i'll the ark and that, there-

1 e s sp aycd to great- p

degree than in the Underwood deli

important factor ill reducing op- th

_ io coral. ,_

Rssr AT nvsurips

'1._ . ta

ble ink for a few cents.

éitys love_hougewt<irk, tsodgivc then hath _ t t _ Jud e P _lard

c regu nr 11s ng o o, or per cmpa cw ro es o _g 0 1

aps the silver to keep polished. Ir .vho nrgillekythat the dictionary dc- this wny much useful work liiay_bc 'incd afiyilz- as an animal. The _pell-

ught. iler wa c ar ed with advertising

ensiveand one may buy a pad of in- fore, the ish is not an animal, was

the ositill taken bv il Sli- LOWS

_ P _ W. ~ _

Keep children amused if you wanl city attilljiby in, a case agF*l“_5t 0 em to bc happy. Little girls al peddler accused of cruelty to animals.

The 'sléftvas dismissed, over the

‘lag 1-1 _

his fishlii displaying 11 large one

' POLLOCK TURNED Tl-IE TIDE. from 5 string on his cart, that its

Calm on the piilsclcss l1rcu1=t~

lid the folded hands have

wrought

Through ncoutirlc’s dill . and

iiobly

brave- ,thc

ly fought

Ili the ceascless war of life. P

_ 1- Wllcn Channing Pollock, thc play-

llc toil of tllc sumnicl' ilu-y is o'cr, right, was only a press agent, he was 5 NOW C0"l°fh UN! 0\'°\\ll\lZ WSU “P 0"* time attached ‘t0 the SUB" Ol *‘ legrce. _A 5-pound simian slumbered

big Broadway theatre at which a ,eBccfni|y_ in__ his cage at the Km. Droullncnt diva was singing to. com `

ll&!‘l1fiV0lY Cmpty l10"¢l1€S~ S0m°tl\i“f .nonths ago, while-four attorneys

SCl‘lfC. had to -be done to turll the tide or

hsliow would go to smash; but

what ` _hair visitors should be permitted to

ollock, after thinkin' over th

mooth ye the tinlc-tliiiincd hail' opened to mit nw cxccutiom

Still 011 the marble brow;

To mar its beauty now. tl ut brow and lip and darkened cyc the

theatre and by the clanging o'

flopping might attract the cycs of prospective purchasers. There can be no doubt however. hat a monkey is an animal of high

tucky State' Fs.ir_,‘__Gro\1nds a few

'ought 11 wordy battle in the magis- ‘rate’s count us to whether State

muse theuselves- by throwing balls

_ L_ ' i

1situat1on_for some time, finally evol- ni; the m0niieyn_ _ - vcd a brilliant idea which he pro

To champion. this cause, and see ;hat justice was done1to little Jocko,

A" H1`tl¢l€_¢1DDeare(l in the news- 'ialf a dozen Louisville clubwomen

o earthly cloud doth linger tllcrc l‘“p""s saying that the ‘UVB WHS

greatly annoyed by the roar and of tcstilnony-and legal orntory about `nll`lC over the pavement in front o'

vere Present. After.1an lioilr and half

Darwim, “monkey prostration,"

Bear a shade of deep repose f-he Street cars, and that her nerve: that the ordlnaly layman would not

\

s twilight shadows softly lic

v 1

On the widespread winter snows. __ Pollock went' t° the city fnthe"

The silence still and deep, i-nil

road people and induced them tc

We frilllllr. way under thc strain believe s monkey v1as_ heir to c

‘nervous fatigue" and other things ' ~ » ' 4 , th Vlaglstriitc decided that the owner

nd sccurcd permission to spread tan- lliould pay affine of $25 for letting bark over thc pavement in rfrolit ol lc theatre. Then he got hold of thi

the vlsitorsent thc fair make his nonkey n- target for rubber balls. That-it is iigaillst the Ohio law to

ssuc orders to motormcli not to hold bald eagles in captivity was the

nt,-ue _ clang their gongs fora block or tw; ruling received from Attorney Gener-

Gannot break thmdreumlcss amen :have and beioiv the theatre. Of al I-Io an b Elmer Fawcett it Lo an

oursc, due publicity was given en hcsc facts and the matter was talk-

t099°‘l ed about all over town

On thc tide of hopes and fears, o the fcet that have wandered farfnt

ulld wide n'

(Ver thc weary waste of years. out

W

Welcome the gentle night ,icq

Solemn and calm and bright. -

_hands _

In peace on the pulseless breast,

HEALTH AND BEAUTY. |

If one feels hurt is ovorsaddcncd in very

nything, or if more is expected than ing

The resillt was that the pcrforniuilces

the tlleatre were attended ‘by

i`0“"‘l5 Of PO0Dlc. The house was soli

for weeks in advance, and eng

hoiv marie a lot of money.

hether Pollock’s brilliant ldcu nd

anything to his pay envelope wnn-

disclosed.

_

ni1>N"r Fool. Mn. 01-IAPIN

Y. ln .thc Cincinnati

hard to catch Mr Chapin napp At times he manifests n gngacit

-horsemen were the rorthiuhe, who 1n1 “ Qnggfd °'_f_;°_____ir__t_____ deodomer is Bu_ilding was delayed by the

but-tl” Wm' the R°m““s were Very- made as follows' One part salicylic m ng "ry from his h°m° 0" i

____ efficient as archers while mounted. `1acid three parts' hom: Mm and _"__ _Staten Island, He was under 0,-den,

__ _ _ __ ‘ eet cc t. eep '11 a pow _ ‘ "11 '- 1 _ nccked, __B,Bi_¥!lZ1h.i!’Ill1`1'tl1¢F “fe “°§“" and use whenever necessary. clock precisely °f each mommgq

' ' coined tdinclemencics of weather mnd‘ For ti,.ed_ aching feet put into hot Caught at the Battery at this hour,

\\

Tourists, hlhelefe , .1 “H1 l""" " ij `

sec which is the most - becoming whether regular lengths cx- fralong.” __ ` _

§,\

' d d t ,to cnll Mr. Chapin on the telephone.

'Tartar horses are small and ewe lgxgh govt, “ex 0"? too; dit. EXE from the Criminal Court at 8 0'-

, _ 1 _ large 111111111111 or eooree eine. sethe Haul he.__ "H°ll<>1 \1°1l_°» IB this Mr-

. -_.W-»‘_T'.__-‘-"_. ' T 'the feet in this, then drench quickly Chapin? ienn nieep gn moment my iienii

_ y 0 with cold water and rilb dry. ' 'fY°5»" Mid l-but l“‘li"i<l“Hl. iifyly- touched the pillow.

"=."' ' “‘ . 1 -- In treating the complexion it is "les, this' is Chapin. What's the

Many women (and men. too) allow_ necessary that the neck receive simil- matter?"

e U _ 1

Easy when -you re ln- _. _.°_i,§ _ _:_ J - "'°"'”- in like some 11 llrehthin ,ehrou li Z ““' ” “th E"y ll’ P53’ f°\`- 4 "Ill ll"1ll" ll- ll Among the most famous of ancient ti” gfstrns ‘if °°“"°°' "he" °“" is l-he msn assigned -to the Criminal " ;'l11__1f'1i1‘ 1" V ' ' 1

llerd To Beat.

it l‘11_!_r1.

I"r<-mi-our stock' we ` _iii iinii - _

“, 1 1: , " 1

try on many styles, ___1_i_i,,i__1; _$_l_.__ -__ 1 / Such as Presms nl"-"`1‘|'ii£ j",i¥ll lllll' ig/ 'scarcity 0| 10911. Pmlofmlug l°“Z water enough to bathe them a small 1l‘° “t“l’P°d l“l»0 thi* ferry Office- H? i

1 1* ' 1 1. I ~ '

1i__ __°|~llVil ill

l ff

' ‘themselves to get so rundown in.sr attention. so that the color and The i-nponenr nnid time noehing wnn

_ _ ii len I v ork, late ho11rs,11n-'texture of the akin he the same. ene inneeni-_ 1-ie nnd ninnniy nniieii en,

Our WrN'i‘Fl1 .?v-ercosi price* “Nfl-“ "l $6 50 'i";§1r6 ngllehy rlmrgllhklngs. -and improper When the eonirlellvll in white bud onlee eu per oruere I

Satisfaction ¢sri,b'c sli ely gilziininfccd thence to. .......$ .1 may time they get into n state of the neck yellow the effect is discord- 1-Nneiiing doing now" ne the (3,-im

. ' nervous exhaustion. Hui and BMW’ “°Kl°°°- inril Court Building?"

_ ~ _ _ . feil,sf 11-11 111.1-ii' -

BE1ewEEN the tw” prices every degree of taste is grail when you hem, a woman “L -lim As long as you continue to scowl The report" “id that than was my work ,very My and mio). “_ I er a all v1or mans p agar

h C ti- _ _ _ _ _ "ll‘hcre's n reason," and lt is ex-l '

0°’ .= :iii ;e_;l§11qe1l__»v1tl1 its eiieer.. if not, three omega; unit icommon htehenl l"'_‘§*;_§"_l°'°’Y‘ _ _ pleineu in the little hook, ~"rhe noun 1

E Y_ ` 1 Z

County farmer; says Case and Com- ment. Fawcett hail one of the birds, and the Attorney General ordered its HHH#-*lil

SOUND SLEEP

Can Easily Be Secured.

"Up to years ago," ii woninll

writes, "I was in the habit of using both tca_ ar_id_coflcc regularly.

"I found that my health was be-

ginning to iiiil, strange llervpus at-

Herbert Com , _ _ _ taclcs would come suddenly upon me,

making me tremble so excessively hat I could not do my work while

tory about charles C Chapin clt -

~~ . 5 they lasted, my, sleep left mc and I

cglitor of the New York Evening Wor- [passed long_ nights, in restless dis-

comfort. Ii-wiig filled with anervous

__g;!_;J_i;f_f_'._ersC__lli_l__i_iin_ ;._c;_yte§__1;1i(:J<;i~ie_[eL¢;_:_1 "dread as tq t!§`f1'lture.

“A friend sllggestcd that possibly

tea and coffee were to blame, and I decided to give thcm up, alid in cast-

whlch I felt _was an absolute neces sity, I v1'as‘i7'l%d'°’by good fortune to try Postum. ,;,_

"For more than n yenr I have usedi t three times n day and expect, so* much good has it done me, to con-l

tinue its iisediirlng the rest. of myl ine. '_ _

"Soon after beginning the use of-

Postum, I _f_eiliid, to my 1~'.urprisc,l hat, instead 'ol tossing oil a sleep-I

journeys with great speed. handful of common baking soda or a KM his office on the wiI'9~ "H¢ll0." innn ned tb. nil the long, drearyl

'lQd5 1

night, I droppg 'into a sound, dream-

"'I‘hen I sllddenly realized that all my nervollsnesii had left me, and my_ appetite, which had fallen off_before,1 had all at orice been restored so that_

ate my food with a keen relish. ‘ f"All the 'nervoifs dread has gone. l' walls n mile and a half each way to

“ 9 lit the least thing would just so long will you have lines he- m I th, d i ,_ th C i _ and nn_ interest _'in everything cunt,

ned' ' _ ‘ T i tion xikvemhlie l;e1~eam." _von may D0 l\ll`° *"0" the WH- Flew s little DIECG ins; gv;i'i¥tngufl1l|li!l1g.o ng A e r m goes on about me that rnalies life a. . Wm ‘»=°’=»>~°""= “W ‘° '° '““‘“"°‘ “ “° 1: i- is .:°':". .:°. 1r..~:.1:;°.::.~-.s:;.°r'.:":.lli.°-.nr 1: 1- o

ii ‘ ' - _ eng _an nurs ern _ ' -' 1 _ d en

most any daly now' ' ` hir taking Vfnol, our delicious cod :iblehduring tihe day This will sdon :;“_§‘d“:gw'_':° ufhgeggz B;:;r;s°':m”f um, for 1 have__ taken no medicine.

fi er and iron remedy that makes eac you no to scow _

_ 0 4 ‘ ' _ . 'l To m v bl ckheadsi take rose- "'_l,°'" .`. ~ '

ll 0 _ _ .. _i>lf_°»_ *'°2‘i\°{_:'_<:_u»__=»_°_o1_>i:__r\i;l_==_v__»_¢f_»_\_§\_ _____w_'°€__‘_§e: 0__‘:_m_ ,,o,,_,, ,,,_,,,,,_ The neon? neepeu the reporter

leasure All this 1 owe to leaving fl tea and coffee and the use of Post-

Name given _b'y Canadian Postum. Co. Windsor. Ontario. 1

_ hy, yes, sold M1 Chapin, in t W H m .1 - K _

E I "Rive y,ai,k_ ti.,°_.m0n°_y_ so yol1_ take _three ounces. Allow the salt to dis |__ _ __ _ t ___ _ _,The __ an _ o. e v e, in p gn. _

L__- , __ fl 1 _ _ - no risk. It is ‘fine for children, too. l0lV_0. H1811 add a pmull illlmli-ll? '-0 ' " _"C" “r "5" °" B ° ' 9

- . - _ h ' 1 vi ll ‘the water in which the mee ie 111111111- must be 11111 o1__wnter. I can hear the

' `lo-9i1|`nt.i¢\'miii7i, _ g ` will l:Ae.rt'l|l't1l\il‘yti1rf“‘I‘lrllgi;l)11t,rlllinrllllte- fed. 'l'-he preimratioll ulioluu bc kept t11i!a_n-tnnt|ilf.i- "

lver reid ilie above l|fief'fA_ new o_e el l bah lrsdi ilbie in dmc. They \re1ef1n l

t P_ E L _'en w|.“d_v . _,ne, and lullof 'Numa lulers\i_ i

OWI1,

l - " ..

1 1

_ I ’ 1 I

Ol'

the The

‘is this:

'E

tho

a 30086 -_case pendingl'

In a. certain barnyard an agent of 1|.- North Carolina Boclpty for the Pre-9

vention of Cl'_iiBl¥P‘_2¢l5'§{'l.l5*.l° dl!:_`

UPEI

new gresent

UI'

088|

and hens'

cents a bird?"

duty wants

Also. there

covered a goose wh se -were nail# ed to -a board to asked s liver be-P come fit ffor p`dte~'de Ibis gras. -if

A meeting of _t_l_\e»_spciety was held;

to consider the 'caa`e, 'and the preside; ent, who had been ln consultation with encyclopedists, doctors, lawyerr humantarfans and others; iiislsteft that in addition to the bodily lnjuryf there was also the question. of mental anguish on the part of tha goose. Ac- cordingly, the society voted to bale the goos'e's owner to' court.

ANNOUNGEM sN_'rs

to

J. J. Gay &'Bon have an inter-

esting ad. in this issue re Celery.

__ " ' _ . 10-Sdrll.,

“The evening sessions of the Union

Commercial College are now open and offer li splendid opportunity to secure ii good business training. Ask for prospectus. W. Moran, Prln. -

_ 10-9d1l.

“The Pundora range to bc offered

ut (7. 1.. Gl'111it's sale today is al- most new und ln perfect condition and will be 11 rclll snnp for any thrif- ty housewffe. ~~ _~ ' ~' _ 1n.ndii_

“Attention is directed to thc ad

vertlsement in this issue of the sail- ing of the S. 8.1 Manchester' Trader fI`0m this port direct to Manchester on_ Qctober 24th next. Shippers ro- Illllrlng space had better arrange for same_at once with the agents Messrs. A. Plclvird & Co. as all space for Charlottctown cargo has to be ar- l“8I1Z¢<1 f01‘ prior to thc sailing of the steamer from Montreal. 10-6d3i_ '_'.'””‘l-_i

Minard’a Lillinlelit Co., Limited. ' - Gents,-A customer' of `ours cured 'n very bud clisc of distemper in n, vniii. able lmrse by the uee»ofMINARD’B LINIMENT. »_ - .. -

» 1 Yours Truly. ` l

v1i.AND1a Fnmnies.

@i_.__k___,

BUILI] UP lllilll

lllllll lllll #hill

Wllll;-llUllFl

1 _-_.__’ _1',__' T0 0ll.l0y_tllc i1lcas1iros°of life you

must he fortified with good. iienieii and strength. The weak, sickly nnd bale folks yoil see are not really li'v- ing. they are only dragging out a miserable existence-liave lost all dc- sires. ambitions and pleasure. Suicceqs Is impossible goiiiiyh p’e_9p1e_ '

The men and 'womeii who succeed

are the strong, healthy, rich hlooded sort-people who have the necessary vitality to fortify und support their ambitions und cnilcavors,-_No weakl- ing has n place in tlic Hall of Fame.

For fortifyiiii: tlic blood against all

attacks of disease--for building the nervous system to its liiizhcst perfect point-therc's no tonic that's so effi- eleun ee Nullie flies ijiiood replete). This tonic is the prcmicriblood and -nerve food in existence. It ncts direct- ly o1i`thc blood, purifics, strengthens und enriches it. . _ .

To enjoy perfect llcnltli and strcngtli

yo11 should iinvc good,-ricll blood and Nillifc (lied Blood Tiiiilcfsi is the on- -ly reliable tollic tl111t`brin-gs tllesc re- nn1i;g_ Every Nillifc tuhlcl. means that iililcli more and better blo0:l._ Prlcc soc e hex. 'sold hy the full-1\\'u\1: dial- ers.

The McKinnon Drug C11., City-

’1’hc Two Macs, City. Geo. I~I.'Hughes, City.

E. A. Foster, City.

|_ J. W. Carruthers, Montague.

Cox Bros., Morell. ~

Mrs. A. N. (lnmpbell, St. Peters.

H. J. Mahon, Souris.

Alex. Robertson, Red Point.

B. P. Smith, Kinkora.

S. H. Colwill, New Haven. Ewen McKinnon, Hampton.

Salvin Howatt, Victoria.

Kler & lvicradyen, Kensiniztvil.