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W!|,PBlNCE EDWARD ISLAND OCTODIR 8. IQ
Pre cnt
  aldncsg
And Cleanse the Scalp of C
Scales. and Dandruff by
Shampoos with
L_
purest of elnollient skin cures 'Bild
treatment at once stops failing hair
removes crusts, "scales, and dandrufl’
oeothesirritated, itching surfaces, stim
ehtes the hair follicles, supplies the
Nets with nourishment, and makes the
lair grow upon a sweet, wholesome,
hmlthy scalp when all else fails
llllliens Use Guticura Soap
Assisted by CUTICURA Ointment, for presevv
bg, purifying, and bcautifying the skin, I
¢|°‘“°*”3°‘°°°°’P°'°’““‘°‘°‘“°“"‘“"d ,_ saw the ollicers running up the field.
drui, and the stopping of falling ha r, o
softening, whitening, and soothing red, ro gg
$11 sore hands, for baby rashes, itchlna
and had df all th i' esof tl'
use trricumt So/lr in the form of baths for Mathias Acom.S in Village Green He
annoying lrritations, inilammations, a
ion n the form of washes forucc ‘.
wahnessee and for many sanative aivisi-p
ii n an t in it
Fposes w ic ren y sug es cn: ‘~ "
en es eciali mo ers ho othc
»¢a'§’:'§z simpisw ifewmpared wmm fe' horse and buggy Pippey Intended td
ll'°l¢\’VlU8» llflfiin » and b€8UUf.“i“ ‘L drive me home When I saw Bradley
akin, scalp gair, and hands. No other fo
dgn or domestic toilet soap, however expcii
Ive, is to be com d with it for all the ui
ba d . hu
£81 skin and complexion soap, and the B1-:ST I did not ask Pippey what he ran away fob
toilet and baby soap in the world.
Complete Treatment for Every Humon
existing of Ctrricniui Soar, to cleanse
th
Qin of crusts and scales and soften the thick
Ld euticie, Cirricuaa Omrxizvr, to instant!
itching, inflammation, and irritat on, an
and heal, and Curicuns Rss Lvns
to cool and cleanse the blood. A‘Smcx.a Ss
B often sudleient to cure the most tortnrln
Idgurinz, and humiliatlngskin, scrgip. and bi
iours, with loss of hair, when all else fails.
ldltlironghouttlieworid. H-itish Depot:21 28C
been-.1a\iion. Pon-raaD.aC.t>oar..8elsPreps.
talking to him about the measurement.
me 1Nc.fN1>AR7 CASE IE.°.;;~.;~.s;‘.~_.‘:.:::::.:‘;:::iE' =°
Samuel Cousins (sworn.)-I was at the
fC°“t'l°“9d h'°m mmf' P°3°-) ‘Five Mile . House on the night
Sam Drake at Pownal Wharf. I was not. of the fire and 'left there at 9.30
I
or 10 o’elook. I did not have a wateh
never went down a'road throsrh Pippey's with me. Samuel Wood, Nelson Osrverl
gat/.1
John Carver, Sam Wood was putting
Robert Horton (sworn.) I live the harness on his horse when I left. Mr.
at Johason'e River and am a harness Wood's horse had a eolic and I helped to
maker. I remember the Sunday after the give a dose of turpentine.
ire, Iwas in my father’s house on th
most of the day. My father‘s name i
e To Mr. Johnson. In was alter dark
ii wlleuI went to the Five Mile House.
Peter Horton. I was driving With Pippey The Attorney General then stated that
ou Saturday -night. I mer Pippry he did not wish to take any further evii I
between five and six o’clock on Sunday ence at this stage Of the
evening at Mathias Ac-orn‘s, Village proceedings. He considered the evidence
Green. Mrs. Pippey was with him in the already l39»k9'-1 W5* QUIW 5“m¢l¢nl'
in-.:. _v. lfii-l not go withthem. I had
` fen ...iiiiii.e.~ c _hversation with them.
a to send one oi the prisoners at least up to
I the Supreme Court. He would _like a
wont to hlssinis Acorn’s that night. 3501*' 8‘l.i°\11°Hm¢”” *md in “hal “me bg
3 use *o wait About .in hour after I
Ald light dressings with »CUTlCURA
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'oil
:in-
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ehahnfs, ortoo free or offensive pcrsizizra-
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tg ~ be (
g tl
aoeesof the toileg th, an nursery 'IP _ _ , _
combines in Om: So_.\i> at Oki: PRICE, the l arrived at Acorn s, Pippey came alone.
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For
This Week
We c-Her a sp+ci4l discount
on all Pure Gold Jelly Pow-
ders.
Any -Flowering
_ $1.00 per doz.
J. l. Mil
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£1
£_=::»
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Hut ater
Is an excellent thing to heat a house
with and in fact some people whose
houses we have dtted with Hot Water
say they would not have any other
method now. Maybe you are interested
in it.
Let us hear from you.
  lllllii llilill i G0..
F¢\1ild¢I'8, Engineers, Machinists and
Boilermakers.
Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf, Char-
loUetown, P. E. Island-
Phorie |25-
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I saw Pippi-y later on. I think
it was just about dark. I saw
Pippey again at 9 o’clock. His wife was
not with him when I saw him the second
time. I was with him for a while at that
hour. I saw him later on still in a bus: y
on 48 Road. I was with him and we w. no '
to William Pippey’s. Aa far as I can
understand he was going there to get bail.
William said he would come in on Mon-
day morning. After we left William's
we went tothe Five Mile House. That
was about 12 o’clock. We did not go into
the house. Geo. Pippey was with me up
to that time and he afterwards went up to
him. I do not think I stayed at the Five
Mile House more than 20 minutes. I did
not see them (the police) after anyone. I
Pippey did not come back, nor did I drive
him away from the Five Mile House. I
must have walked there I knew that
he was there because I was there i
arrived ahead of Pippey, with Pippey’s
and Harper around I thought it was no
I do not know anvthing' about the
burning After going back to Acorn's
house I do not remember having any
eonversation with Pippey about the fire
on Sunday. Pippey stayed at Acorn's
until daylight. Ido not know who took
Mrs. Pippey home. \Ve did not go to Ded
made up my mind I would take back
Pippey started started for town, using his
own horse and buggy. I came to town
with Pippey and he gave himself up.
We called at Jack Stewart’s as far as I
that night and as far as I know Stewart
to some friends that the horse was shed
ou Monday. Ido not know where Mrs.
company
was_handed over to John Stewart it had
its shoes on. As far as I know
it was Plppey’s intention to
bring his own horse to town.
The shoes were on the horse when he was
put in the digger.
To Mr. Peters.-Some of my brothers
told me on Sunday morning that there
was a suspicion resting upon Pjppey_ I
saw Sam Wood on Monday. I was with
Pippey and Stewart at the time. I saw
the horse at Stewart-'s on Monday night.
Harry Mutch (sworn). I live at Mt.
Hellick. I remember the Sunday after
the Eire. I met John' Stewart cn the
Village§Green§Road. George Pippey w'a.s
with him. There was awoinan present
in a buggy which I thought was Mrs.
ci-iowa
conversation.
To Mr. Johnson.-That was about a
hoped to be able to submit evidence
which would place the case beyond the
shadow of ii doubt. '
Mr.Johnson as counsel forthe prisoners
submitted that the defense was getting
w -.ker and that the case for the crown
has breaking down. He expressed
himself as disapproviug ol' adjournments
in view ol the fact that Pippey has to
remain in jail.
Stipeudiary Palmer said that _Mr.
Peters _ had asked for an ad-
jiurnment and he would grant it. He
did not agree with Mr. J ohuson in regard
to Pippey, however, and was of the same
sw if John Carvu. would gn ban for mind ason the last day of the trial. Hal
would accept a renewal of bail for Wood.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
PORT OF CH ARLOTTETOWN.
P B Lake, McSherry Arisaig Tartan
Irving, Lady Franklin, Garcin Ne
L/¢.tmb¢lIt0ll
Oct 2a old -Wm Aitken, Bart Pugwash
Wili~e A Linury Halifax Henr
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Murchison. }:'in»-tte; Swift-Curren
Lord, Cra and; Tartar, Irvin
Peters, C B Wm. ken, Batt,
Hawkesbury Saxon, McLellan Sydney,
Joseph B McGuire, Pickles, Sydney,
Nickerson, Boudrot d_ Thistle.
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Pippefs h°rS° and buggy' At' dayugm' It is therefore impossible to cure
the disease by local applications.
took the horse back to his place. Promise' It is better *wt t° Put °R
Later on he (Horton) heard the horse did treatment--buy H9013 #X12-Y.
not have shoes on. He made a remark - *F f- - --'Lf 1'-6'
G¢01'8°PiDD¢y IB Bt the present time. I 3
was with Pippey on Suiday night for A ‘_ 77 s
To Hr. Jo:iu.~;f,in.-I have been living at I _
Acorn’s for .. -»:-. r, vu w :»<s. I heard i ° °
on Sunday molding init suspicion 3 " (Tmh Harm “ cad un' an
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"8 I "W" mp” eu th’ h°”° _ owe you in Arsenrsi
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1 MAKE YOU STRONG!
MAKE YOU WELL!
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' and elves us permission to use his namn.
Mies Clark, Hupt. Graco Hospital. Toronto,
j writes they have also used it with the bestreauits.
I. 50c. and 81.00 Bottles.
5 DAVIS & LAWRENCE CO., Limited.
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The cause exists in the blood, in
at Acorn’s. After I got to Acoru’s I What' 0311533 in-Hamnlation Uf the
It is positively dangerous to neg-
' ° 1 ` ts
can understand to get bail. Pippey lect lt, because It a ways afec
drove on the way to town. He did not the Stomach and deranges th’
bring his own horseto town but changed general health, Bind. IS likely f0
it at John Stewart’s. We drove back 1 ° ti
in the field where Stewart was digging dave OP mm consump on.
potatoes and it was there that he asked lla-by have been radically I-Dil Defi!!!-1131131!
Stewart to go bail. By the way Stewart _ cured by H00d’S S=1'8§-P&1'il18.- If 61082509 U10
talked it Seemed if Ste k blood and hasapecuiiar altcrativs and tome
as wart new
_ . . _ _ effect. M. J. McDonald,'I‘renton. Ont.. writes:
what was against Pippey. Stewart said if . I caturh m S stem was weak blood
Pippey would leave his horse there he ‘ had ' -Y I '
_ was bad. and my liver torpid and inactive. I
(Stewart) would drive him to town. n-ieiimny medicines wiaiouzbensatnnnil
We weutto Mr. Palmer’soIl1ce ami then  began taking Hood’s Sarsapmilia. This
Pippey gave himself up. The horse hadl medicine has completely cured me and I
shoes on when we drove to town on hi¥h1Y"9°°m‘“e“d“t°°‘nm“°'°”°"
gltzegdl' di-scifi; mngigdiile erldggiviiiiz; H00d’s ~ra'°3aPaful¢
Green Road. Iwent to Mathias Acorn’s` Promises to cure and keeps tha
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but where cough has been long
sfauding and the condition low
Pippey. The woman gotout of her buggy I ., _ - -
and got in with Stewart and they drove ` [hem is nothing hke
toward town. Pippey turned around and
went the othsr,way. I did not hear any
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riches the blood. SV P* °' °°“S
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New Overcoating C1°°"”'f_
my Queen street iiereimnt num Wm" °h°‘"‘ °“
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desirable in ready-to-wear Jackets
6 STAN FlEL’S
UNSKRINKA
UN DERWEAR
FOR LADIES.
~ 60 Flannelette Wrappers worth
$1.40. Your choice at 60.. each.
F. PERKINS &
¢ .
"Yes sir,” this is Sfalfielfe Ulshrilkable
llderweer pure wool and guaranteed not to
shrink. There are other goods marked “Un
bshl{i$ble," “Warni;t?d n_ot to shdnfgletc..
_ ey are moetl e make are
either part cottonoidgsgx '
“$taefiels's" however. are made
entirely from the bestbiova Scctiawool,
th Truro Knit ' Hills C _ the
by = has 0.
largest manufacturers of high-class knit
u envearin Canada; they guarantee
theintons; 'we inturn guarantee them _
" to you in the only way that is worth '
considering - “Your money back if
they shrink." Get tliesise ,thanhts
you and they will cutwcar any other
gooda on. the market and always be
comfortable. No more expensive _than
any other underwear of equal qaahty.
Unsilrm .' 'e  -W1".
Underv’ an »
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skiws a co.
New York
_ in Vicuna., Beavers, Melons, etc. '_'
New Suitmgs °f»1-W. won-id
. _ ~ They go at a discount
hergfs .sod Vicunas. 1 “nom” (nn. Th”
- [\ ew Tfgwsefi n g inside lining and pretty
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The latest novelties io Ctieclia »r ri S ripesn . sggsuazxg the
Also a full line of Gents. Furnishings. ' - __ $5;-15 Bunk 1-m»¢mw.u¢
$5.50Colored Tam
John McL.eod& Co.  
We have fifty
along with other
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P,.¢dden,_S,,. CHARLES q UPPER double seats, Bnished in best style, splen
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lwlhs Dlrwwr-Glo. H. Ron. ws... unsmnksbis mini. medium?
Gentlemen’s natural wool underwear
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emdem Memhuns’ garments we have ready f;'Im   
Bulk of P. E. I. Ch'i0wu deuv ’
’ ' ery a large stock of th
'. H. AITKEN of Messrs. Carvell The following are the prices, ’?i.te8°°d"
sm.. cvtown. I Pawn acc. 5 new fm'  L  
\, Harbor, ' ' advlsed)to rea¢I,Paton&Co'sad.
W-A. wsnxs. c1.~...... _   fi s °‘“*"“ _ -15"”  _
HUN SIHATUR PROWSE Muna. “Sea pets u of unoousidered triles"` . J i
HER OB WOMEN '
A °' Capes for golf, eapds for driving. eapes
W' I“‘“}‘,§ £01' Walking. canes mr c,ycl%.-Paton
£09. < ii _ w tl. »
~ Fleeosliuderclothing for$1.ill
at'D.A,Bruck’s. so ~
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In rbrsedays
ibm

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Hades!
to$476.
want long
Amherst"
beet, made
  Lined
topsoles
Wnen you want a
boots that will w
feet dry
Own
 prices ranging
French Kip 00
We have also a
imported long boots
up to $4.25.
Give us a
boots