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FarmerThn&ygott_heidea that ifhe
,dd keep a hoziseblvxthout the cost of
mjmg, it woul a great econ
' 1*  0
the horse’s food a 
every day. Unfortunate-
ly JUSFIS the experiment
mr” -=°=‘» =~=
_ laid down and
died. -Fa rm at Hard-
aenm nys FarmerTlu-idy
wa a fool. But there are
people as mach worse
old Thrifty as it is more foolish to
own body under starvation
than your l1c1Se's. But every
plenty to eat. Yes, but It
@ n '
ten, It is what no..nsh-
from food that decides
1 o
of starvation. It wouldn’t
farmer any good to run a stack oi
through a thrashing machine
was so out of gear that it didn’t
the grain out of one head of wheat in
That's just the way with the dis-
stomach. It doesn’t get the
out of th food that is eaten.
There is no medicine will so uickly
on the organs of digestion and nutri-
and put the stomach in perfect
order, as Dr. Pierce‘s Golden
Discovery. It makes pure
nd rich blood, and puts the body
of perfect health.
for six _vears with constipation and
during which time I employed phy-
Lhey could not reach my case.”
Mr G Popplewell. of Eureka Springs,
Co Aélegisas. “I felt there was no
ago I commenced tak
Golden Medical Discovery and
‘ nad I]rtnhproved from the dart. I
a ll
's Plealant Pellell keep the
hs
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by Goo. >A.
er for GeDt’s
acla’o latest
nd best produc-
n 1n the art of
making.   I
F BROS.
Sole agents _
anno
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Gen:-sf
hme my Property to Insure. 895
before insuring. It Will PGY Yflu'
LOW RATES Oil BUILDINGS 
_ _ I - rinthemon 0 <=~ - 
Ln|oii_;[_I_re Insurance Society L  Magrch our Store wi" Si1!P1’1S¢S06»Plf1tiSn0l`»3>
and Crown IusnranceC0~ ‘dose _“at 6 _ 0'Cl0VCk '¢8Ch
sflziierican Assugnce Coe névéflihgv Saturday ex
eeoitii
Heroic Rescue - Killed by a
' is Dead. I
CONDITION or mrrnnss rnnnxnxcx.
'The condition of ex-Empress Frederick
is said to be more serious than at any
previous time during her illne-,ss and the
King is expected to leave in a few days to
soeher. . I
THE waits vantxsc Fonrusns.
Cars Tcwx, Feb. 15.-(Special).-The
Boers occupied Murraysburg,Cape`Co1ouy
Feb. 7. -
It is reported that Gen. French has cap-
tured a large Boer force in Ermelo dis-
trict.
nxsccn FROM A BURNING BUILDING.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15 -(Special)-Michael
McQuaid of Bangor, brother of W. H.Mc-
Quaid, proprietor of the Grand Union
Hotel, St. John, today heroically rescued
a woman and two children froma burning
building.
Mannion THOMPSON DEAD.
Cnaxvroansvrnnn, Ind. Feb. 15.-(Spec
ial.)-Maurice Thompson, novelist died
heratoday, _ 2 _ _ _ .
"' " I D ' "  1 axon muon ron oscar. .~ .
*B _ _ _ .» "JT: ' 'V' _ J V! I _‘FJ-‘ _ _V
Nxw Yonx, Feb. 15.-(S’pi¢inl~.)-'today .
room), tic  n hd th
paldi'by Charles Gates for a seat on -the ,
I Stock Exchange. <
ixnnm AKD BAT” BY A .1 ,Gm _ ip evenly matched, The halt ended with the
Ixnlaxaroms, Feb. 15.-(Special.)-
Albert Neilson _ intended going into cage
ot tigercnbsto iced thom,bnt accidentally
opening the wrong door stepped into the
cagvsjuvlth a fierce, grown tiger, which
killed and began eating him. g
PEBSEVERANCE RE WARDED.
J,
li-s,__Beny was at First Diseollrlsed but
A§erwards Resnmed Treatment and
" was Cured. .
Baan Rrvnn, N. S; Feb. I1.-Hrs. Elisa-
b¢tl;’=B¢rry ot this place has had anexperi~
cnc( both unique and interesting. She
 “For over eisrht years I snienad with
_clmm Kidney Disease. I tried many
re , ies, but with no relief. A friend a -
vi8o§ Dodd's Kidney Pills.
I "1-took one box and that did not seem to
helpline very much I left ol! and conclud-
ed there was no remedy. For three years
` more I struggled on till at _last I got eo
bad thnr I could'nt dress or undress my-
self sim I fem nor. sleep more »-than I live
minutes at a time day or night._ _
' I determined to try Doc fl s KIdneyP1lls
once more. This time I bought fl_ve boxes.
When these were done I was alittle bet-
' ter, so I got seven more. I have not finish-
ed the twelfth yet and I am completely
cured of every trace of the old trouble.
 
The noboiest lines of men’s ard
boys clothing in Charlottetown
walling less l-3 at R. H. Bam-lay ‘lf
Cjs xld Stand. 13 4i d&w
fenfuov  I
0 will save You Money’
-ox YOUR- ~
c lnsffiranceugw
P
th frb Aslzanyoncwho-
pi:-f _’*""“""'”"'"°  ' Mir' ~`~-T-T1 . -~ W ~ ~ » _ ----- ' ----»~-~-<»- .-- ~-~~-;-~---- 'lf' ""‘ '“ f -» ' ' . ' ' ‘~ ~` f- n, » ‘ ' ' N n
A Tie for Senior .Trophy
Tiger-'Novelist Thompson I Smres 8°3 and 34- ml' Sin'
ior and .lliter1itedliifte.l~. 2"’
. ~ fii.
The laraest crowd ot the season as-
sembled at the Rink last nizht to witness
the llnal games in the League Series
games which it won by Summerside
would give them both trophies. But the
results of the two games will necessitate
two more games in the Senior series and
one in-theiotermed-intel Theo Abegwelts
who have on so many occasionsupheld the
athletic honour of Charlottetown, were
equal to the task before them last
night- ' and before their familial
colours the red, white and blue went
down eight goals to three in the ,senior
match and eight goals to four in the In-
termediate. The`Senior match was an
evenly contested one, both sides havin
called. For ten minutes over time they
played, with the result that the
Charlottetown boys scored _five goals in
twice as many minutes. `
The managers are deserving of praise
for the proniptness with which the game
started, for it was exactly eight o'clock
when Referee, Roy McLean, called the
men together. The Abegweits’ followers
were in doubt as»to the result; Harry
Grady, who had been playing such astar
game for them during the season was
absent '
#Sie
rat; tw erswasa noid
fast' playing. Both defences
splendidly and the 
S' I
three goals to their credit when time was i
FRANCES COAL- V ` liscore standing Abegwelts 1, Crystals 1.
___   The second halt was the Abegweits',
_ _ although the Crystals evened the score.
ran e l>l\~ l,093»f’00 *OU* Of C001 1 The: puck was in Summerside territory
gnnuallyln l`»“¥l“"'l» “"4 DPOCHNS 3.000; the greater part» ot the time but their
gp was annually from other sources. In ’ I defence were able to withstand the attack
e cascof “af l"~'l'“'e¢" We *W0 COW*-l`l¢S - -l of the Abbies‘ speedy forwards. When
question 0! ¢0=\1 SHPDFY WG=-lid be a 'time was called the score stood Crystals
|eri0\\S 0'1"" F"“”°"' 3,'Abbies 3. It was decided to play ot!
__ ____ _ and after ten minutes the teams lined up.
_ During the first live minutes Sullivan
¢==- ' ‘ '”“` “ `°"“°-_"’  E » ,Wand Mc.Eachern each scored agoaltor the-
x Empress Frederick lu Two Holly Contested Abs-.~».1»1»».w»d no mfn-is
Mcllachern, Unsworth- and MacMillan
g It G f  -each scored. The game ended eight to , __
1 “ three forthe home team. ` . ' _ 1 f e 9 I
1 0  The intermediate match waialao a' 2:33 thfféurusug n°“°'_'»°° “uv
, ____ closely contested one and was'byn_o1means1 .mum mg* it .U 0*” °°”u°“‘°°°°“u3'°°‘”
j -_ l nw. rin atoms had the aannngc is mama,” ml V ll  ha _
land.
the first halt which ended Abegwelts tour, “mum” 8.1.” k 'mit 1; N
_FURTUNE 01, THE WAR THE RINK    My
____ j _ *‘ V  andthe game ended eight to tour in; Sulmmersuev hub” 
. W  e i ' ’  [_ * I I   so
favor of the .Lbegweits
» The Senior game was a clean ' gentle-
manly game-. Mr. Boy McLean made an
excellent referee forthe senior match _and
mediate match in a satisfactory manner:
' NOTES ' »
’1he Crystals nearly got two trophies-
so near and yet so tar.
_,ii
_ _Summerside's special train had No. 13
coach on again. The Crystals will surely
get superstitious.
- -»~ . .
 which side lost 1
‘ i Summer-side. _ '_
-1--_ ‘
It will take two more matches to decide
the senior championship, andoneto decide
the junior! _ _
I The Crystals are not accustomed to soft
ice. `
The senior Vics have another chance.
“Toby” Macmillan’s goal from cover
poiutln the senior match and .Frank
Muncey'sgoal from ,point in the Inter-
mediate were all right.. There was
“danger” in the nirfor the Crystals when
Frank secured the robber.
"`iOa_ a toss up atths _Hotel Ihvllss last
' that 
-dump snows
lg; _4 _ _ A A accordance with the
P. n.
warm: Imax.
_ Charlottetown
Jan. 18 Charlottetown I
Jan. 24
Feb 1
Feb. 8
Feb. 15
Darn.
Jan. ll
Summerside n
CharloQatown
Summerside
Charlottstbwn
CRYSTALS.
WOR' _ LOST
WON
Darn. wean Pnarxn. '
Jan. ll , Charlottetown
Tan. 18 Charlottetown
Jan. 24 Summerside
Feb. 1 Charlottetown
Feb. ii ouulmersille
Feb. 15 Chariot-Letown
CRYSTALS.
won Losr
3 1
\\’ON
_ Victorian  Abtgwelts
view;-ns is cmso. s-0 -
Abagweitéivs Crystals
Lbegweitsi vs Vlotorlas
omun vjifvicmm » s~2 ~ l
'aBEGv%7£I'1's. '
rains.
Victorias vs Abegweits
Victorlas vs Crystals
Abegweitsvs Crystals ~
Abegweits vs Victorian _
Crystals vs Victorian
Crystals vs Abegweits
ABEGWEITS.
3 1
YYY V . v _ ,Q i
I. Hocénv LEAGUE; f
|90
l snxlon armies. __ A _ _ _ _
'rlaiusy 5
if ‘ ~
__ 6-3,
Victorian
' 'Crystals
o-4 -
2-1
Crystals
VICTOBIAS. f ' ‘ * I
_;:. ,
3,051' ~ Wax D081' g
 2 _V 2
I 2 2 "2 ,
_ INTERMEDIATE SERIS. _ _ `
. a ,
scorn: WINNER.
10-4
7-3
6-2
12- 2 _
Z -0
S -4
VIC TORIAS.
WON Losr
U 4
.Crystals
Crystals
Abegweits
Cr steals
LOST
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who has tested it
on asa
toascit.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
y following are the closing rates:
5 May Wheat.75.§,Corn 40§, Pork $l4.20
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5
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` Closing prices '
American Sugar “ '
American Steel and Wire
American Tobacco ‘
I rooklyn Transit Y
Burlington
continental Tob.
Federal Steel
Federal Steel Prid ` '
Louisville andNashvl.lle `
nook mana V
a l -s » Th*-m~ 
Mr. Harry Brehaut refereed the ,Inter-.5
` 1-ii _
 also
I give the route a trial! I , ~ ~ .
Sir. -In view of the fact that nearly two
weeks haveelapsed since we have hadnuy
.malls or steamboat communication with
the main land the thought might suggest
Itself no the thinking people of PI-iacé
Edward Island that there, might be a
,batter and more’ practicable;-onto forthe,
winter steamboat ssrvlcsthane the one now
in use. ~ ,-
T110 8094 work dons by .the ‘Sr -8. V
SUNG? when running between Summer-.
side and Caps Tormentine has demon`
tlbsifally lfthd wind;
that -the g lee driven in by
"Wd  w _ such. §_s, toleran-
as to maks lt impomlhle  
_toionter thorenysg, _ nqpqigmggqdigg 'egmg
very condltloniprcvailbd when the barba-
closed lasttall the weather at the timer
being -very. cold, the Stdnley  twof
wesks.latcrcfl`ected_  without.
the-slightest difiicnlty and continued ,gg I
_mentinc for some time and could, so fan
as getting in and out of Snmmeraids 
bor is ooncemed, be running then I yon
Ae a winter port' Summerslds. 
E L 
In
terminal incl
dltsenlmiles distant ~
MIIB; Tlltllllillfll DBITHIE
icellwsin ‘thestraits between Summer-r
side and Cape Tormentine are perhaps
than at any other point, Then why f not
The keeping upofcontinuous common(-f
cation with thc Mainland is s moons or-‘
paramcunt importanceto people of _the
Province and none are more interested" in
its success than the fax-mers,as without ity
many of their products must be _sold '
at a great disadvantage. All political,
sectional and individual interests should
give wa`y_ to the public ‘ good andthe
united efforts ofthe people *be -bronglar
.Our Winter Steam' Service.
f -`  MA.
'mekc rexuhr trim to wd fred# Cape Toi- I i
more favorable _for winter navigation nm
it
'a
wherever the natural conditions are most
i E”
fswruhlef _
It isdimcu
“that intelligent and
vmaois-_f';l{
~ ~Al‘°l*°l“»;¢fr¢un__
cf,-.an vu\>w».in _ sfo ' Abvnsitsl,
' Abqzweits ;
Abggweibs
Cmcaoo, Feb._ li. -(Special) -'U16
NEW YORK “STOCK LIST
Feb 15
137%
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31:?
825
New York Central .1363
resolutions
to bear to establish the _winter  “
and
interests of the
pas
t.
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At Boston. oll'§
Blanche, bslonsd daughter.; f at
 14 years 9 
o%(PortHill,P.E.I-. __
At Glensarrr. fm 
short illness, James Doyle,aged
Deceased was th‘e father of 'a large
now settled all over the west. He
born on the same day as 
May 24th, 1819, and did not _long
her. He was a brother of Revifbr. Doyle,
of Vernon River, who with two brothers’
and one sister survive him. He was
interred in St.Mary’s cemetery .on Friday.
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