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ITSELF. .

MAN tried to sell mc a horse once. I-Ie said

Alt was a fine horse and had nothing the mat-

ter with lt. lwnnted n fine horse. buh I f-“dll U

know a n yt h i nf ahoult horses much. An I didn t knew the man very well

'enher.

So I told him I wanted to

try thc horse fora month. He said “All ri hi." but pay mc first, nnd!l'll give you buck your money if the horse lsn't all right."

Well, I didn'f like that.

I was afraid tho horse

\vas'nt “all right" and that I inlghthavc io whistle for ~ ri m moncyif lonce parted , .~ wlxh it. bo l dhin't buy the horse, although I wanted

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fR0CI4AIMED.--In the Royal gg-

1° tv issued on Saturday. publication is made of the proclamation by which Mwuley. the zona or october, is ap- D0i11ted by the Privy Council to be observed as Thanksgiving Day throughout Canada,

ICE AT GABPE.- Capt. Lord, of

the schooner lone, which has just ar-\ rived from Gaspe with a cargo of Slliaeles for Messrs 1.. M. Pools & 00-- "Ports that the ice is already making in Gaspe. On the morning be left that port for Chnrl'.tl.etown, and for two or three days previously ice had formed on the deck of his vessel. '

LARGE CARGO.-The schooner

Dwina, of Bichihucto, Capt. Fraser, arrived here from Newcastle, N. B., yesterday morning with what is cre- ditably stated to be the largest car- go of lumber that has been carried by a vessel of her size. The Dwina. is Of 0111! Silty tons burthen, and the cargo she brought to Charlotte- town cunsisted of 84,000 feet of spruce boards.

CONTRACT AWARDED.-The Dom-

inion Government have ‘made the award of the contract for the con- struction of thc wharf that it is pro- posed to build on the west side of the North River and closely adjacent to the North River Bridge. The con- tract has been given to Mr. Joseph Hughes, of Charlottetown, and the work, it is understood, is to he com- menced immediately. The completion of this wharf will mean the provis- ion of a great facility to the people of the district. ~

ACCIDENT AT Trlld RAILWA‘i'.-

Saturday foreuoon Mr. Edgar Walker son of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Walker, Orlebar St., :net with all unfortun- ate accident. l‘-'lr. Walker is in the employee of thc M. l‘. 'flogan Wood- working factory and had gone over to the Freight l_\»:p»irtnic|1z of the l’. E. I. R., in answer lo a call, to do some work. While thus engaged Le went into a room that had in ii. a large vat. 'i`he room was fnll of steam from the vat which was filled with boiling water nlld a solution of acids. ‘The tank, which is seven or eight feet fong nnd three wide, was open and Mr. \\`al'£\~.r not knowing it was there walked right into itf I-lc had presence of mind to grasp the sides of the tank till help came which was soon. I-le was rendeled first aid by the railway corps. then tnkcn to his home in the ambulance, where medical treatment was renilor- ed. He is most painfully scalded around the feet and ankles and it will be some time before the injured members will be healed. On enquiry last evening it was found that he was resting as comfortably as could be expected under the circumstances. His wounds though severe are not serious.

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about my Washing Machine as I thoughtin u the horse, and about thc man who owned t.ld 't ,_,llut l'd never know, because they \vou ll write and tell ine. You see I soil mylwashirilg liluclllnes by mail. I have sold olvcf alflamal; lion that way. So. tlnlugllf l. ti 5 H1 Ymnes enough to lot people try HW W“5l‘h"§ .xt Ml fern memh. bféors say f°f l emu

ivlangour “i000 Gravity" \VaSl1¢\‘ win dn. 1 know ic will wash rho <:lo{.1l;es,k:‘ll\fh;>l\`l; wearing or tearing them. in less t glam] other flmc they can bc washed hy hand or y Y

mllcligitdiv/it will weshn tub full of very dlfill clothes in Six Minutes. I know no other I=l¢\°l!:{;g ever invented cx}r§;()¢(;o(:'tll:xr.i.t;5l_tl{)<é»,l‘l|i;‘::l{_l:’l¢;::§4 me clothes. Our ‘* rav ~ _ work soeasy ihatacnlld cnikrgn r;`l1;'la1}S\[::; well asa strong wonlanilmd b ‘anmmom the clothes. fray lie §?gf=s.dlg0\‘ 'N » mf? ?Mq?tg:fvz;B§onnL5water clear througth the fibres of the clothcswlrco force P\"“l»‘ DME _*_- .,S°» rec ~, l wife: :mil

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with the horse. Only I woa tlwlllgafgg i;¢of$gl°":‘; ng: me. f'l{‘<:\_ill`tcr first, an

sr every ‘. . ° »°:."=°.~="°.r.:: ~:fl:°2,s;=‘n;Y.L;1i.=:‘r°:.‘=“.'= mon 's rco - . mm »~°°";;».“."i;a."r.°,e.‘;.:::.‘:urw:=. grdetlaeariidmrla; ihc freight too. Surely that is fair

enlgldgrrwnitt *iirove tim: me “i000 Gravity" washer mas: be an um: l sayfltvlggt R saves for A“df'°“ °““ 'mi' m° Wt 0 r in a few monrna

rd) ‘\leearta“|'1ldltseea‘l°Borlstl`zvd` glgtiitsa alone. And :glen it will save 50 to 7llcentsnw:g¢ <:;’§"“_f;‘§nm~'; wnshw0mlm'sw_0K°°» “,lffl"“t‘ ,mp y for it oug alter the-month c trial. It lt G 'Yes P:“ 60 emu, a oi' what it mv” 70"- I “ak »m?p,|d gm- l'li rslldakfrlgg Rflewair ig;-Imvara°D=Y 'mill lhemachlne melt earns free :sd you 1 ..‘3.:°‘:.':::‘l:: n:.‘.la'l.°.':‘¢»éi.»-“»~‘i»»»~ we washes clothes in eil mlnutst

Address me personally G- N- Morris, Mgr. "1900" Washer Co., 357 young sew Toronto.

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“ VISITS I-IIB HOME.-Dr. James McDonald, Boston, Mass., brother of Dr. A. A. MacDonald, Bouris, ands native of Bt. Andrews, arrived in Charlottetown Wednesday night. His principal mission here was with a. view to becoming established in the fox business. The doctor is one of the most. successful medical men in the "Huh" and enioysalarge prac- tice. The Island is attracting great interest in Boston and Dr. MacDon- ald says the'Americans are only he- coming alive to the possibilities of. the great Island industry.. I-Ie left on return to Boston Saturday morn- ing. »

LUMBER BOOM.-There has been

this year an unusual activity in the lumberimarket in this Province, and the cause can be traced to the fox industry. For there has been a great amount of fox-ranch building, not only as regards the pens and houses for the foxes themselves, but in many cases of new dwellings for the keepers of the ranches. Lumber- men have consequently benefited from these circumstances, and there has been a greater importation oi lumber into the Island this season

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Messrs. L. M. Poole & Co., one of the leading lumber merchants ofthe Island, the lumber imported this year was at the average of a vessel- load a day.

RETURNED-Among those arriving

in Charlottetown on Friday night was Mr. Fred Cameron,-the popular jockey and one of the hcst known and best liked men in racing circles in the Maritime Provinces. Mr. Cameron returned from Brockton Fair where he had been driving the Nova Scotia horse, Dlngola with which he had been so successful at the Halifax Ex- hibition. On this occasion, however, Fred did not succeed in getting Din- goln first past the pole. The race was run in, 2.l1} and the fastest time in which Dingole. won at Hali- fax was 2.12. Still Fred thinks that his horse ought to have made that time; but, he said, Dingola did not run at his best; he got away badly and did not appear to want to run.

GIRLS IN TROUBLIO--'I‘he two

girls, of ages between sixteen and seventeen, who were arrested in Char- lottetown on Friday for having stol- en a few dollars' worth of clothing, on the preceding night, from thc premises of Messrs. E. Rice and H. Court , Prince street, were brought before Mr. Magistrate Martin at th City Magistrate's Court, on Satur- day. They were defended by Mr. Don- _ald 'A. McKinnon. The evidence for the prosecution established the ident- ity of the clothes, which had been hanging on lines in the yard, and were missed about nine o’clock at night. Sgt. Bradley, who had ellect- ed the arrest of the defendants, and had discovered the missing clothing, deposed as to these circumstances. A portion of the clothing was found under the mattress of the bed in the room occupied by the girls in the house of a Mrs. Taylor in which they lived. When this discovery was made, the Sgt., said, Mrs. Taylor said to one of the girls, "Maggie why - did you do such a thing?" to which the girl replied, "I am no worse than Katie;" she insisted that the other girl had as much to do with the affair as she had,-a. charge which the other stoutly denied. Both de- fendants gave, evidence. One, who seemed to he the instigator or the more daring oi the two, admitted the taking of the clothes, but aver- red that her intention was to return them on the following morning, which intention, she claimed, was upset hy Sgt. Bre.dley's early appearance on the scene. The other girl, she snid, accompanied her on the excursion on which she annexed the clothing. The second girl, however, while admittini that she had accompanied No. 1 and was told by her about the taking of the clothes, protested her innocence of complicity in the matter. I-Ile Honor found both equally guilty,

boldness and dexterity of lingers than the other; it was only, he thought, because she lacked these attributies that No. 2 did not take a more ac- tive part in the matter. Mr. McKin- non asked His Worship to exercise his clemency under the Criminal Code, and give the defendants an oppo tunity of reform. His Worship acted? on the suggestion, and sus- pended the . sentences of the defend- ants, ordering them to sign bonds for their good behaviour during the period of the suspension. The girl who was foremost in the theft and who had been in trouble before, was not only made to sign a bond in the sum of $100, but her father was also required to enter into _ a bond in a similar amount, making him rc- sponsihle for his daughter’s good be- haviour for a year. For a similar term the sentence of the other girl was suspended, she alone being re- quired to sign a hond of $100 for her good behaviour.

TUESDAY.

MEETING POSIPONED.-Mr. J. E. B. McCready, Publicity Agent, re- ceived a telegram last night inform- ing him that the meeting of publicity men to have been held in Moncton this evening and at which he was to be present, has been. postponed for two weeks.

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RARA AVIS.-Mr. Herbert Van-

Iderstin while on a shooting expe-

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m ,,-._?t|:;n'£{rm%°` . lang dition at the entrance to the harbor

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new when rare _ . l . o fr -hc. "Se" S

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'-llg gm* "¢'-'-"°'§'{',}""' “cd y°‘".'i'”ly °‘ D°mm- maplin: me quita frequently on tue I .nnmm 1 ' i ion Allllltlllllflbli INN. coast of Newfoundland. The duck is A Io* of new .ilverwue

7 band 1| cggndign .mgdg fo( beautifully mottled in black and

. _ » 1 ' . nd h ' white and is about the else ofthe . . ed ‘ ' ' ` .mm me-n. c\||\‘|“|‘Slma‘df°“ 5, i 'y common black duck. Taxidermlst W3* "W" 5

. give the reqiilifed service every calm n meaning on are lei- uf.

*M ".|‘..'?F' .»..-.‘.."“ “'-Wil"-l@»»‘~'-T A lime. When you go out for V°““°'°*‘“°-

In fi game dealt be disappointed by I -° C' Pauersolrs

i""~1 M- ":'I"“"" "&‘l&lf‘ havin inferior Shells B FAMILY REUNION-'1`\'° "“““Y °'

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Build a Reserve Fund

_ believe it to be good

business for every mm to .build up a strong Reserve

Fund. A bank starts building up‘ its Reserve. Fund the Bret year if is in business, and its

examlrle is a good one for you to fo ow. Since 1882 we have provided the public e safe place for their funds. On Savings Accounts we allow 8% interest, compounded twice a year.

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CAPITAL 2 2 : : : \5,§00,000 RESERVE FUND : : 10,800,000

ISLAND BRANCI-IES

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Alberton- - - - Ksnsu\¢\°Il O’Le\r!

iann, Miss Celia of New York, John Inglis, of Rockford, Maine; James E. Inglis, of Kensington, and Miss Mabel Inglis,, student of Prince of Wales, Charlottetown. The re-union was signalized hy a sumptuous supper, a pleasant entertainment and exceed- ingly happy few days sojourn together Souvenirs of the happy event were secured in the shape of photographs of the family group.

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

-Some fears are entertained in con- nection with the disappearance of Captain Daniel Brennan, second offi- cer of the-Rocky Point ferry steamer, Hillsborough. On Saturday night. he camo across as usual in the Hills- borough and accompanied Captain Murphy homcward as far as the cor- ner oi Prince and Richmond streets. Here they parted, Captain Murphy crossing the square to make a call, the other presumably proceeding homeward. The men are brothers-in- law and live together. On Captain Murphy's arrival home a few minutes inter he was surprised to find that Captain Brennan had not arrived. No uneasiness was felt until the ah- sence was unduly prolonged when cn- quiries 'were set on foot. Nothing has been seen or heard of him since and yesterday the police were noti- fied. Up to a late hour last night the police had no cluc. It is feared that he may have returned to the steamer for something forgottennnd met with an accident.

Headaches and

Heart Trouble

Nervous Prostratlon of Three Years'

Standing Cured .u Year Ago by Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food.

Anyone who knows the discourage-

ment and despair which accompanies the helplessness of nervous prostra- tinn will appreciate the gratitude felt by the writer of this letter.

Mrs. I-I. C. Jones, Scotch Lake, C. B., writes: “I suffered from nerv- ous prostration for nearly three years I had frequent headaches, had no ap- petite nnd was troubled with my heart. 'After consulting two doctors, without obtaining sntisfactary re suits. I began the use of Dr..(lhase's

cured by this treatment. It is near ly a year since I was cured, and I want others to know of this splendid medicine. I now attend to my house- work with plensure and comfort, and an glad to have the opportunity of recommending Dr. Chsse’s Nerve Food."

'At least some benefit is bound to

be derived from. each dose of this great food cure, as day by day it forms new blood, and builds up the system-. 50 cents a box, 6 for $2.50, all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co., Limited, Toronto.

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REMAINS ARRIVE--’!'he remains

of the late Bartholomew McLellan who died Sunday in Sydney, arrived in Charlottetown last night by the Northumberland. They were taken to the residence of Mr. A. E. Mclnnis, l<.‘~uston`St. They will be taken this morning at 7.80 and conveyed by rail to Emerald Junction from where they will be driven to Kinkora for interment. The late Mr. McLellan was horn at Hillsborough about 67 years ago. He resided fur a gumber of years in Summerside and sfter the death of his wife he travelled exten- slvely, finally locating in Sydney about 15 years ago. He leaves one

son, John Thomas, ing* United States and one daughter, za, wife of Mr. A. E. Mclnnis of this city. He was a rnan of strong constitution and enjoyed good health until recently when he was attacked by pneumonia. The remains were accompanied by a sister of the deceased, Mrs. Sweeney and her husband, Mr. Michael Sween- ey.

WEDDING ITYIJLLS.-St. Andrews

church was the scene of a pretty wedding on Tuesday, October the seventh, when Miss Mary P. Mc'Don- ald, daughter of Mr. Alex. McDonald, of Ailisary, became the wife of Mr. James Victor Egan, of the same place, -the nuptial knot being tied by the pastor, Rev. A. P. McLellan. The bride looked charming in s. suit of brown Bedford cord with hat to

cousin, Miss Ida McDonald, who was dressed in white. Mr. Arthur Collin, of Mount Stewart, ably supported the groom. After the ceremony was over the halJPY couple drove to the home of the bride, where a dinner was partaken of. In the evening a. number of young folks, friends of the bride and groom, gathered at the home of the bride, where a pleas- ant time was spent in singing and dancing till the wee sma’ hours in the morning, when all departed wish- ing Mr. ami Mrs. Egan many years of a happy and prosperous wedded life.-S.

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_I Mrs. J. Weslervrlt of Paterson. N. J.. wril-ei; I have a large family uf suuall elilldrou. ami it has snvoal me lnluly n |lnv|nr`s bill, For lllllllsy sore throat it is n king over ibut. lily little girl has spruiucll llcr ankle ulul is rom- ing annual fine wlflinnt any other doctor than lladway s Ready Belief."

GUBES SURE TlIlllllT,

Apply the 'Relief in the ilu-ont nnd chant

unfl the surface smarts and rl-il<i1~|\s. Giro lhadway's Pills in sul-li desi-s as will freely move the lmxvcls. For n slnlden cold, take n large dose of lladwny's Pills, and a i<-ns|io<\n- ful oi’ Ilellef with n lrnspoonful uf inulliuows, in s tumbler oi' but wah-r. llnilre at inn-i~ to bed, A profane perspfrailon will break aut, Ind in the morning lin- cold will he gone. . BADWAYIL C0.. lliuntlslli. Can.

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for breakfast or for any meal with sliced. ‘ peaches and cream or with any fresh fruits. he combination not only gives the maxi-' mum "of nutriment in smallest bulk, but keeps the stomach sweet and clean and the bowels healthy and active. Always clean, always pure, always wholesome. ~ `

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