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of the Black Band, which has gained so _ much notoriety in Amerlca,actual'y open infos ill Engllnd. It is a Stevensonlan

_-in Palermo, - Sicily-Society's Ob-

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LOIDGI, Sept. W.-It will be news to al to work upon in London without

&/ mill! P90196 tbbt the mys erious society troubling themselves how and

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v-:al

80011 in l'6&‘ Ile. It will he remembered ithnt in 'fresaiuis Island the consplranors

_ll ‘_-3.-lu, “ “ -

iomoderate winds, Duc and cool' h“”“U8 f0l' iflolillrv "ill-lP¢d ihe black

spot”-A round piece of paper blacked on

__ WANTED __A can or headache that one side with it pereciptory message on

,K-_mn Hudaohe ponders Wm not cum :to other, passed by the blind man with nun I “ut e green spectacles and tattered olii

_sea cloak as he shook hands wth the

UIIMF X IIIINIIITIUN PIIWUEIIS

are the kind bought

by knowing farmers,

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stool:-raisers a n d owners. There’s

reason and it’s a good one. Don’t you think you better call and see us about it.

25 cents a package.

2 for 40 cents. ‘ A pound in each. Sold only by

The Medical ani. ‘ _ Y "1"" T"§`6_\E`Y`°

Aii ragged out, ifi.».i.~. ii iv slowly at

so make this one of the points in at- tending the exhibition. If not for a sitting. visit us and sec our work.

Yours truly,

Gauviii, Gcntzcl & Co, PHOTOGRAPHERS.

,victIm. ln like manner the Black Hand

gives out its orders, signed by ii black

hand and dagger. The Black Hand is one

of the many Italian secret societies to be found in London and in the United States and is one of the many penalties paid for permitting the unrestricted influx of criminal a lens. _ The Black Hand was ilrst organized in thc city of Palermo s- out tlrfrty tive year ago my Cappucili Sagiiuccnnl, u notorious Sicilian bandit. He went among the poorer classes, incit- ing them to better themsc ves by rnakiniz demands for sums of money from thc suc- cessful merchants of thc city. The first members of the Black I-Inrid were anar- chists. ‘

DOMPOSED OF BLA(`l{MAILBIl.S. I

The Black Hand differs from the Malin

in that its main objects are personal gain. The Malia, on the one hand, is ii brother- hood with recognized bmiichcsiii nll parts Of the world for the protection of fellow Mailosl. while the Black Hand is not n. ueneral secret society. It is chiefly om- posed of blackmailers, and follow- members of the nssociation l

o ng in the same district without

being ~wnre of the other’s presence.

reason that in the circumscrib d

IN GREAT BRITAIN

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is w¢ii as in Amin-ones sigma by a Black Hand and Dagger-First Organized

ect.

1l\“.V >e boys. There is ii saying “Honor nmonii

w rkl ` ' - ~

The Buck Blind lid”-Diff’ li--“elf 30 CIF- They rveii steal crich otlicr`i~i #torn b

_ _ . oys.

CUlll;ifB»ll<_>30_S. but lrlnckninil |~ the one In I u.Iy, it is snil, thu Bluck Hnnd

gr” 0 Ject- in England the use of makes soiiit-£40.1\00 ri year. The society threatening Ietters is not so much ln keeps two books~a red and ii white. V0R'\l6 M in America, for the simple Those wliosc numcs are in thc 1-cd book

0 space have pnid oiicv, und arc regarded us fruit-

Of L0'»d0n 'Ile bluckniailers ure iiio e ful sugjccrs for the future; those iii the liable to arrest Flut, as in America, kid- wh te, look iirc rich peopli' who -siliould bc IUIDD D8 f0l`l11H OHC Of i~ilL‘IF IHOSL i\1Cl"1\ti\'e iipproficliccl. llefore _joiriin the so" t

iz Lic y

ll\9i»h‘:d3._ and ior dirlerciit rciisons. In nn intending ineriilier Iins to subrnit ii list A r ~ - - »

me "I" ’°Y"l °f lvefiiiilb IJ”-I`€lli8 IWC kill- of li s hcl-it friends who nrc rich. S0 fur ns

0817005 f0I` TIIIISOID llflcr the l1l'ilI\iti\'0 can bc riisco\'ei‘cd nriy niciiibcr, any n spy methods of brigands; in England thc hom who wislics tn “i-ig.-i-," in the ggciriiyy "my

J' G are Cllllililrodfto he wild on the continent. si-t himself up ns ii ht-nd. I-Ic iiicrcly iriti-

° ,____ _ln theT§li»Itd|1DDIi\iZ Of boys the riicnibers rnn.tc~ his own spies, puys his quota, and

s -"*‘ ,

__ a k Hniid Iiiivc plenty of iiinteri- ij l.'I >.. _Qmgg st ‘TQ _ __ i Y_` our s ies

whence they came. In short they prey upon the organ-grinflers. It is well known that boys ure brought to Engiand In numbers to act as assistants ti the org-un-giinders who perambulate the streets of all the towns oi’ Great Britain. The lot of these boys In many cases is not ahappy ote, but nota few are well treated. But little the Black Hand reeks whether the boys are happy or not. Tire boys are there, and the boys they _will have or u forced contribution in ' money.

WORK IN Ill!-ITBICTS.

The work of the B‘iu:k Hand is cxpedi-_

ted by the fact iliut the bo-s mostly brought over from Italy cannot speak ii word of English, and their attention is nt once arre-ted hy the kindly voice of the Black Hniid spy in their own tongue But on c in the power of the Black Hand

thevarcspccdlly disillusioned. They are | iniiucdiutcly shipped to the United Stntes and Gcrrniiny ns the sons of the e~il looking pndroiic who nccoinpiiiiies thorn. Tho. are their put lluori the streets, iriid hnvc to hand over cvcry fi.irthing to their tiisikirinstcrs. Occas- ionnlly English children of the lowest classes ure kidiizipped. Tlicse i uses never rcnch thc papers, for the iii€-niherof the Binck Ilnnd is cunning enough to tukc urphniis or st ii-i-t \viiif.~' tiiiit no one cluiiiis. ln Loridon the spit-s nf the Iilnck liliiid have certain districts' laid out for theiii, and they note the inost likely of thc iiewcst lmportatiorrs of orgiin-grind;-i's

thieves," but this docs not obtain niiioiig the various section- of the Black linnd.

I

WEARY BRAIN WVORKERS

molasses, snap und energ gone! l`lic buoyancy that made work ai pleasure, that gone also. A do tor would say you

aredrun down, cnervateci, n_eithe_r catirrir St. Georges purlsh tonight it was

§£e(;3§)s{’)i;;‘_if:_f"`;';“€‘f_I‘_"L nl;'\‘;‘l1`Sr';fL‘;;’(f uiianlmously decided to ciill Rev. C. I _

,npr ve ,,,,._,s1m,|,,_.i0n ,md ,EgesL|,,,, so Sclioticld, rector of Hampton as suc- that lots of pure strong blood will he ses~or to Rev. W. J. Woodruff, recent-

iormed to nourish the broken down ly resigned to be,,0,,,¢- mcmr gf Qt

s -tem. Ferrozone will drive awa the . ' ' ` ' Y Y P i ii ~ ~ tired feeling restore your >~ irit and nu S' C '"I°“°i°w"‘ Ml' Sdloneldf

Wylgu fm; (mme lg 5¢¢ thg Exhibition energy, revive your nrribition nnd)strenvth “|10 IS SDOIUIH Of IN 0110 Cf U10 ll10Hi1

don't fai _to see our display of Photos Q?" Work' tN0_t_I*7“l_|fi°fm1;_€h\1i|d;f_F llk€_ brilliant pri-.iicliers coiinrctcfl with the in the main building _np stairs. Hiirggizzzor at 1];-);:_$`ggi;_&ex;n_ 123188; CIiurc_ti 0_f lliigliirid in New llriiriswick,

S¢ ,un gud Allow ¢|m¢ to have your & C0" Km,,Sw,, QM” has it is uridcri-tood rorisciitcd to h totaken hil ttendin E h`b'- ‘ t tl _ -ll.

gag and use tgemefofxmas |§,¢,¢§¢sl_ I IiAnrr.'i'oiv`s Pir.i.s Cum: Corvs-rriurioiv. sump W m

Our studio is opposite the north side I

of Post Oice, u one flight, same floor MEDICINES YO

is Guardian osile. _ I _ U CAN TRUST'

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W.,...._,...............»......, M'Ui»“*Y "f°f*G'\N'2*T'°N ....°.'°.:.';’.‘:.‘i.“;:‘.‘s;..:“1.:..ie.t..°2..°:.i;

both in Englis and American styles, _-___ people as those of Dr. A. W. Chase, the

‘ ° famous physician and receipt book author

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The superior #kill as a physician and thi- Y 0 u r I _ Integrity olcharaotcr for which Dr. Chasf is everywhere known stand as n vuarantee for his medicines, on every box of which

are found his portrait and signature.

O'i'rAws, September 20.-Colonel Lake

has cabled the military department that he will sail for Canada early next month and commence his work here about the llith. The organization of the new military council will not be undertaken

_ _

CALLED T0 Y r

SYDNEY, Sept. 20.--At a meeting of

gr!!

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ses_sed of the unparalleled curative p ,>- e

in making such an offer; no other rciiiedv h

Inch a remarkable offer.

Favorite Prescription and turn ,our back o

foist upon you some inferior substitute, n

record of a third of a century of cures and

Allow Moncton _Ten Days o Grace for Completion oi New WatqF_Main.'

___

new water main in Moncton ls pro- gressing fairly well, and it is now ex-

pected that the work will be colnp‘eted by October- tenth. Some months ago the board of fire underwriters notified the Mayor and Council of Moncton that they w

ed Im if

la th they could, but that they had en

th un de I un

W ih ads were reasonable und iirc satisfied hey :irc being oiirrlcd out us cxpcdi ioiisly as circumstances will pcriiiit.

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its-soo estate

MIG (MINT IE UURED.

So uniformly successful has Dr. Pierce'|

Favorite Prescription roven in all forms of Female Weakness, srolapsul, or Falling of Womb, and Leucorrhea, that, after over A third of A century’s experience in curin the worst cases of these distressing and debilitating ailinente, Dr. Pierce now feels fully warranted in offering to pay $500 in cash for any case of these diseases which he cannot cure.

Ir STANDS Ai.oNE.-The “Favorite Pre- lcription" stands alone, as the one and only remedy for these distressingly com- mon forma of weakness, possessed of such positively speciuc curative properties an to

warmnt its makers in proposing, and binding themselves to for eit, as we, the undersigned proprietors of that wonderful remedy hereby do, to ay the sum of $500 in legal money of the Tlnitcd States in any case of the above diseases in which after a fair and reasonable trial of our treatment, we fail to cur N th di '

e. o o er me cine for

the cure of wonian's peculiar ailments k backed by such is remarkable guarantee, no other medicine for vvoman's ills is pos.

mes that would warrant its manufacturers

as such a record of cures on which to base

Therefore, z`n:i`sl on having Dr. Pie rels

n any unscrupulous dealer who would nsult your intelligence by attem ting to

uder the plea that "it is just as good? nsist on having the article which has a

which is backed by those willing to forfeit S500 if they cannot cure you.

In cases attended by a leucorrlteal drain

I solution of Dr. Pierce’s Lotion _Tablets ohould be used conjointly with the use oi the "Favorite Prescription." Thug, are sold bg all druggists, or sent post-paid to any u dress, on receipt of 25 cents in stamps. Send 50 cents in stamps for Dr. Pierce‘s Common Sense Medical Adviser. Address WoRr.o’s Drsr-sNsAnv, Buffalo, N. Y.

`ilVeak and sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, b letter, fr-er. All l correspondence is heir( as strictly private. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Builalo. N. Y. Dr. Pierce’s Pellets cure biliousnels.

before his arrival, although the new

P I .

militia not may be proclaimed ln force.

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IIIIIIIEUM

for 50 cents--and 250 short ends

._ WATCHES

p bout hall price are

snaps you’l1 End in our Carpet De- ~ _ -*

. w can give you one that will give; is an important article in

partment this week. ,,§.,f,,,,,,,_ i,..i¢;.,g, - _

We claim that our watches can- YOU want the best that

not be surpassed for good time- motley can buy keeping qualities Weil be Try our new Pure Lead pleased to show you our stock In I and 2 lb blocks, ISC D Cr

al I . . , I H I I ` You wiiiihsniuse no our sf ll Ii iight Furnishing to , ,__ H_ mm

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CENT

wIndows.“ How about them? Do they

WORTH’S

LIVERY STABLE

PRINCE STREET. Charlottetown, P. E I

First class single and double teams. Fine turnouts for wed- , d.ngs, and private

rties.

TH»

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E-HONE 52.

H. I. WIIII

PROPRIETOR.

6-i4 d Q mul.

If needing a good time keeper

need the aid that glasses can give 2 Are you wearing glasses that are un-

at your service. Equipped with

modern outfit and with our know-

ledge and experience of practide,

we feel no hesitancy in pro- Great George Sweet'

we are so sure of it that if we do

not lit yon. you need not pay us. Could aught be fairer?

E. W. Taylor,

Wind0ws”?

Your eyes are your “sight-

atisfactory? ,In either case, our

ptical knowledge and facilities are

mising you satisfaction. In fact,

I llli MTIIIIITUI

l

St. John Star:-The work of laying the

ould increase the insurance rut-es if

certain things were not done in a stipulat-

tiuic. An additional flirt rate was posed, which it was decided to increase the ncwmiiiu was not completed by

October Ist. Word was received

tely from the contractors that ey were doing the best

countered several unexpected obs i\cle~ in

e iviiy of sand forinations and strikes, diiiconsequence the work bud illréfl layed. 'i`lic contractors asked that the mc be extended ten days, und it is now ders'ood that tiiis request will be ntcrl its the underwriters do not 'n any

ny wish to be arbitrary in the mirter. ey decided that thc requests they

Doeiisf i Oi-3

stock coiiipiiising Count

With You ?

l _

f parlor suits, ` bed-

room suits, dining- .roorn suitsaro the

BEST MADE. I

Samples can be seen at our, store or we will I

gladly send them for COMPAR_ISON_ to your HOME. If you can't call, we will, or just ring

us up or send us a card.

We are showing FALL NOVELTIES bought

personally by our Mr. ‘Paton at the great Toronto Exhibition. They are far and away ahead of anything

ever shown here. _

If you would buy the VERY BEST lei the

PATIIN QUALITY MARK, GUIDE YOU

We will save you from fd to %

JAS. Piioii 8. co.

;|l1;g

Parties visiting the City Exhibition week

should call and inspect and frames, sceneries 111

many other varieties.

the work turned out -by Parkers’ Dye Works. A new

stock..of pictures, mouldings, just opened out at the

the stock of new pictures

genuine oil paintings and Also ask to see some of

High Grade Art Parlours

23dwtf

Choose

Hickey Twist,

HICKEY &

`

Tue Tooacoo Epicure who does not use the

Has never derived that real enjoyment which is his.

They are the gems of the trade.

FINE CUT MIXTURES IN r and 2 POUND TINS

'rolli UANUFACTURBRI

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The BES

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Pearl or Ruby --

NICHOLSON

Are Your _ Hands Tied?

Docs incl; of cduczition

prevent you from advan- cing, and cbttzlziing a higher sr.ln'y? ’I`l:ousan.Is have ..Irc:z:I_,' ffi-'_‘.:lcd or largely ;» ft .Bic-ir salaries by

._ toilo-.i-i;, _ our plan. We can

help you qualify at home, in_ sparc time, and at small exocnse, for any of the fol- lowing positions:

llerlianiccl, Ilccirlsiil, Siam, tlill, iir

Mining Engineer; Draftsman; Arclillact; lluoli- keeper; Slcnugrapiicff Show-Gard ltrltsr;

' Ylliirial irassor; or lld Wrllir.

Wrlm TQDAY. stating which poli- tlon interests yovi to

‘ INTERNATIONAL

Correspondence Schools

, _J Box 799, SCRANTOR. PA. ' on cur. on our rocu. nrrsizsuirrrim

-4 -- .~»_.._ A ..`_.s.-»- -'-. a-,ft-+_-_;»

J. P. McCloskey, "‘

Manager tor P. E. I.

Wm. T. Payne,

Asst. Manager. _

Oilice 224 Kent Slrect opposite Rc-

vere Hotel.

P. O. Box 639. From a personal knowledge I can

heartily commend the International Correspondence Schools. About four years ago I enrolled as a student in thc English Branches Course, and I can say without exaggeration, that it was the best investment I ever made. _ The lu.-_ struction was clear, _thorough _and practical. Every attention _was given me, and I was urged to put forth my best cfforts to secure a good record. I fcel it a pleasure to be able to _add my testimony to the thousands given to your excellent institution.

' Yours sincerely.

Dsrvirzi. A. MoKrNNoN

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

`It you cannot call. illl out and ninll

the TODAY

coupon .

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Ronan," I sisiisgv-pm' snow-cm wriiu Aa wrm

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that will be a comfort to him, ive

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good satisfaction, and bc admiredg by

his fellow mcn.

Gvcrvtlling

that ri man may require in the

sartorial line, no matter what his taste may be, can be supplied by us nt s moderate price.

IICDIINALD & PERRY, THE Nossv Tsitoiis.

Opticien, Cameron Block.

"€>‘ AZ* ` \, :_

Pall Goods

Have Arrived.

it

Drop in and examine the

lovely powers: alll uceli-nl

gp

, _ mln at the prices, as we do

_ in ours. Ween betae ilu-

- ings and ‘hotter lfim lp- " r live the greatest ureio the i . .b

lmlll drlllll-lld We results which an only to seen in custom tellers' pn- ductions. Tint. le why one

. zxleiitloln mn( end we lo me loved no-

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iv-`

Till school opens we oiler

the following job lots in Boots.

50 pairs girls’ buttoned and

laced in _3, 3% and , 4, re- gular prices,$I._35 to$z.35,

` now $1.00

3 5 prs. misses’ buttoned and

laced in - ii to 2, regular price, ti to $1.50, now 75c

25 pairs chiId's in 8, 9 and

io, regular price goo to $1.00, now 6oc.

For cash only at

J. H. BELL'S.

Dominion Atlantic Railway.

And Steamship Lines to Boston vin Yarmouth

Th P F ll Li let 'Kilt

' magic :nd Bgllon ‘van Wilmgru Im-

' junction and llnilhx.

IXPREBB Tllilltl lcon Hslihmdnlty, (ex. cept lander) at 7.35, e. rn. for Di by uid Yu-

inimtlr making connection at xynmouih for louise

ne izoyn rliaii steamsiiips

Primer: Gicoizorz" me . _--nos'roN"

Thellostnl d Mant Bt I I

tween the Uorliime Irvvil»o:|.=nTl”D:slo=.. be

lane Yarmouth, lion Wed. Fri. lanrrdn ':'.... .'°..:°°.....‘::. i'.:‘.':'. 'i *ir-

x ir an

Wh:-I. lesion, lun, Tues ‘l‘hnr,'Fri, et 1 o 2

dsuhx sexi any 54,'

-

Pianos, Organs Sewing Machines l

Wc have now in stock, and

will sell at prices and terms,

consistent with the high grade class of goods we hand e, xi line of thc World famous NEWCOMBE PIANOS. ~

Those pianos have taken

prizes wherever exhibited. n 1886 at the Colonial and Indian Exposition held in London, I-Ier Majesty the lziic

gueilen Vic_t_oria deputedm Sir

rt ur Sul van Court usi- cian and Dr. ’Stainer_of St. Paui's Cathedral to selectone for Windsor Castle. After carefully examinin the piano exhibits the decllded on is Newcombé' (grand which was

pissed htm I-lege Miijeety’s

u ience

Her grandlsxgn, r Novi the

(girapiror of Germany was so c ted ith the uno that he hgad cuz sent tophini. In

;_9oo at tl.iteePa.ris E;rp_osit_i;>n_:_l_1e ewoom carte o c Gold Medal in` competition with 3oo of the World’ii fsinous

piiauo niaakersa _In ou; own ct 't n the omes of y Iiremiei-“Pet‘;ra, Senator Mclbonald, W. A. Weeks, Berg. Hearts, Edward Bay- §.°‘.ii.?.?.?5° é"““’\'»‘.‘”'r?' il'

in eo. . yn - » ;';°°i»”.°.‘f'f ‘é".‘.*a;..°'.'.'.i"°: - . e rs e 4

St. Dnnl`tui’s Collcggfwho all

“i

s ree that the eweombe P uno excels in sweetness and

power oi tone lnypiano mann- ___ ii;:_t_ured in Canedsl. .mek

e a so any A urge

of Mendelssohn -Pianos and _ Thomssprpru. _

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