

      We»: THE 
     
     ,;_ ALLtbe Time A ‘ ' 
     
    
     ﬁnsrnnusnnn 1891 l 
     
    
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     CHARLOTTETOWN. PRINC 
     
    
     E  '2? 
     
    
     WOMAN IS AS OLD AS SHE LOOKS 
     
    
     1', I, not age but disease, wee can and 
     
     mmealth that makes women loo old cars 
     
     worn and wrinkled. You cannot look your 
     
     best unless you feel well, strong and vig- 
     
     mug with pure, rich blood and steady 
     
     nerves. Dr. Chase's Nerve Food makes 
     
     good looks because it makes good health 
     
     rosters the healthful low to the com- 
     
     910x10!) made out the cum analogies el- 
     
     asticity to every motion of the y. 
     
    
     Today’s Probabilities. 
     
    
     —~.—p 
     
    
     Tonorrro, Oct. L—(Spcolal),-Weeterly 
     
     winds hit and  
     
    
     *— ' 
     
    
     315KB a note of it, when you are leav- 
     
     ing horn, to buy "The D. 6r. L.” Menthol 
     
     Floater; it is guaranteed to cure the 
     
     worst case of backache, headache, 
     
     stitches. Avoid everything said to be 
     
     notes good. Get the Is‘renuine made by 
     
     Levis &amp; Lawrence 00., . 
     
    
     The New Boot 
     
     For Fall Wear, 
     
    
     Wet proof sole. No rubber 
     
     quirered. 
     
     IVVICTUS 
     
    
     Made of the‘ﬁnest grade of 
     
     leather; lined with calfskin, 
     
     goodyear waited, no tacks or 
     
     rough stitching to hurt the 
     
     feet, a perfectlysmooth insole. 
     
     The outer sole is made of oak 
     
     tanned leather, and geeSI 
     
     through an oil process. then ' 
     
     pressed and hardened, which 
     
     .makes it wear much longer 
     
     and water-resisting: We 
     
     have them in the different 
     
     ignite, Acadian McGiil, Eng- 
     
     . is . 
     
    
      GOFF BROS... 
     
    
     Sole Agents. 
     
    
     r _ 
     
     ; Pitch Pine 1. 
     
     Oak l‘im or 
     
     Boards. 
     
    
     Large stock kepf‘on 
     
     hand. Orders ﬁlled 
     
     promptly. 
     
    
     JOEL A. LIKE...“ 
     
    
     - a 
     
    
     RAILWAY , 
     
     ACCIDENT 
     
    
     __ 
     
    
     0n Quebec Central, Tell 
     
     . Fatalities. " 
     
    
     _— 
     
    
     NINE TORY MAJORITY 
     
     For Tanner in Pictou— 
     
     Dusian, 'Sugar VRéfiner 
     
     Dead In Halifax. 
     
    
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     “ORG! G. DUSTIN DEAD. 
     
    
     HALIFAX, Oct. 4, —(Special).-George 
     
     Gordon Dustan died to-duy at Dartmouth. 
     
     ' He was connected with the sugar reﬁne- 
     
     ry. Rev. J. F. Boston or Pietou is one of 
     
     his sons. 
     
    
     PICTOU more ON]! CONSERVATIVE. 
     
    
     The ofﬁciéd returns from Pictou show“ 
     
     the election or Tanner, Conservative. by 
     
     nine majority over Cameron. 
     
    
     PASSENGER TRAINS COILIDE. 
     
    
     Smsnsooxn, Que.,. Oct. 4,—(Special)—— 
     
     Two Quebec Central passenger trains,cne 
     
     leaving Sherbrooke. the other leaving 
     
     Quebec, collided near Thetford Mines 
     
     yesterday morning. 
     
     noon KILLED—SIX moms WILL DIE. 
     
    
     Four train hands were instantly kille d 
     
     and six others fatally wounded. 
     
     The cause of the frightful accident was 
     
    
     the error of the train deapatcher at 
     
     Sherbrooke. 
     
    
     i 
     
    
     germs amber-1 in.» {'1‘ .r M. .wzslze- 4331:2134: :9; 
     
    
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     ﬁshnet-Amend}: 
     
     cake'of  
     
    
     The housewife: labor is 
     
     rednecdenehnlleéemige  
     
     inal snowy whiteness is.- 
     
     rawred'toalehmm- 
     
     oet boiling or hard rub- 7 
     
     hing and'the  
     
     Oders so noticeable with 
     
     other soaps is done away 
     
     than ordinary scape. 
     
    
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     For rates in the P.  Island Mu‘tnl  
     
     insurance ~Culilpalzic3 on Farm a‘lllt 
     
     Churn-en’halis, school Houses. Chit-‘35:: : as 
     
     'tOries, V. aler Mills, stores are. App“! l'C'.‘ ‘ 
     
    
     , C. D. 1;J!.LL- 
     
     P. 0. Box 3:. 
     
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     h arisr eio~rvv z. 29 Wed. &amp; Sat. 5: 
     
    
     F 
     
    
     ¥ 
     
    
     5 L‘ﬂrv.72§i:;§’ . *‘IWQ; 
     
    
     VI! 5.  ctr-z wank“, 
     
      T111313 a Still  
     
      To .95" .i m e. Triad Order for 
     
    
     Iii? 
     
    
     . , Yl'lii enjoy. leave-rennin to 
     
     ' “$3”. and {hell warmer the 
     
     W; A J _ b JJ 33:13.; 31K“.- 
     
     enpyig, ' ‘ ‘ .-" 
     
    
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     5131.01":ij 
     
     . 
     
    
     3:1! 
     
     '3 
     
    
     er ‘ 
     
    
     . _. “,1: 
     
    
     58ml m: .rmrri mil we’ll 
     
    
     A package a: youridnor. 
     
    
     We mat-n Ice 
     
     fmm our Pasteurizeii cream- 
     
     “’hiﬁx is absolutely pure and 
     
     admittedly superior in ﬂavor 
     
     to ordinary cream—and we 
     
     ~ Pill: it up in 10s., 200 and 356- 
     
     ‘ Packages, . 
     
    
     ,John G. Ede Donald 
     
     Paszeurizai Milk Factory. , 
     
     Water Street. - ' 
     
    
     I) 2‘. 1‘ 
     
    
     &gt; u 
     
    
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     -.~ 1'11 
     
    
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     'V LIL: 'vt f: un—g 
     
    
     c A. 
     
      I? "Em ? $1173“,  
     
     »-  ‘;~.» c.‘ ‘I-‘~ 
     
     syn/.1. underlay, 2.3:. is 
     
     . ’.l a. - 
     
     83::er 
     
    
     L1; 
     
    
     s 
     
    
     For  lighter and 
     
    
     V 
     
    
     insurance Agenis. 
     
     Eire; V 
     
     Marine, 
     
     Representing; 2:116 1’ Lima-g gas" ii“ 
     
    
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     v i 
     
    
     In“. ROCK man BUT Lo” In. “0.. -* 
     
    
     great race, but lost on time allowance. 
     
    
     ~. concur; ennui) mm. 
     
    
     d obeglngs em- held  p ,4 
     
     - took place on- Thursday Ia'ntmtthhtat 
     
     _ Messrs}. Perkins &amp; Co's show” room, 
     
    
     ’ the manner in Which the exhibition was 
     
    
     a - meats are 
     
    
     ' Memo-i at 1i and 7: Sunday Sc 
     
    
     . my 
     
    
     welcome. Seats free and unappropriated. 
     
    
     ile. 
     
    
     Outsailingylilc Won by the lime: 
     
    
     Minivan“: 
     
    
     15 SECOliDS innit 
     
    
     Race Begun With an is, not  which Fell  on at 
     
     close—snaggeroyenégnnd  ner- Rival m 
     
     Lee 19 “tile Eithhéiiie‘Cup Wm stay in America. 
     
    
     “Ea”: ‘5   .i I . M l  I 
     
     Ismail).- SATUKDAY  5: 1901. : 
     
    
     THE :ClliU 
     
     ’ ;,  SUCCESSFUL 
     
    
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     chicniay ; 
     
    
     t ’ » 
     
    
     v 
     
    
     v' ‘ silty: 
     
    
     v§¢ 
     
     i 
     
    
     ,N-w Yonx, Oct. L-(Spaclal. 
     
    
     cup stays in America i ' “" 
     
    
     1 
     
    
     The seam: crossed the finish lint5 
     
    
     ahead,out-sailing~ the Columbia in  
     
    
     The Columbia crossed the starting. line. 
     
     lbvse'eonds in the: load, but" both were; 
     
     behind the handicap gun and '.o the 
     
    
     time of starting Wits given omcialiy as 
     
     10:02 for each boat. ‘- 
     
    
     SEAXROGK OVEB’IAKES HEB BIYAL. 
     
    
     The. Shamrock . soon [overhauled the 
     
    
     Lcoalnnnnneam trauma. " 
     
    
     eff . 
     
    
     mileswith-an'ls knot wind from the 
     
     north wall. - 
     
     p  :as follows: The 
     
     FM at melee; the Columbia at 
     
    
     t 
     
    
     ‘1 The céhmsl. took in; lead and seemed 
     
     “a suit; gunner, aster a time she emtinued 
     
     to indeﬁnﬂlfer distance in) the and beat 
     
     home. ' ‘ 
     
    
     ‘snnxnocx Lunar tunnel. . 
     
    
     Then the wind fell on "and the iii-n- 
     
     nock  hailing iii),- paseed the 
     
     Columbiavand, led tothe nuns, but not 
     
    
     Columbia, the course being free over 15 V 
     
    
     by enough‘to win out. 
     
    
     BIG. Mlhlilil? 
     
    
     RYﬁf—OPENING . 
     
    
     An Excellent Display And  Attendant Ai' 
     
     Perkins? Millinéry Eton.  .: 
     
    
     Quote! 
     
    
     which were thronged' all day with a large 
     
     croWdof ladies. Mm warm words of 
     
     praise of the beautiful collection of art- 
     
     istic hats and bonnéts which were attract- 
     
     ively displayed were heard on every; 
     
     hand. .4 «. ' " ' ‘ 
     
    
     The show room was prettly decor 
     
    
     ated, 
     
     made adding greatly to the enjoyment 
     
     of the visitors. The hats are certainly 
     
     very natty and serviceable. There is 
     
     an endless variety of pretty wings,plumes 
     
     and breasts, the show canes being ﬁlled 
     
     with the most magniﬁcent productions, 
     
     of 'millincry art. The arrange: 
     
     ment s were complete and: Miss 
     
     Mutch is certainly deserving 
     
     of the praises hear-3' on all sides. 
     
     Breasts, wings, quills, r‘line stone-a. 
     
     izun 'metal, and other . orna~ 
     
     very much in evidence 
     
     and there was  rely r. hat that had not 
     
    
     the moat  .i l 
     
     , ,, . Q1 
     
    
     .29 . ~ :,  
     
     area'cftheieason. Agarﬂenlﬁlx hand- 
     
     some on. was in:  black.  
     
     of breasts was knotted- ovarthe treat 
     
     brim and the '. tail. feathers,- termed the 
     
     scar! end effect at the back... A dainty lot 
     
     of Dresden ribbon was prettily' displayed 
     
     amid a bower ct'hand- made laces which 
     
     ~attracted muchattention. The styles are 
     
     numerounMuch admired were two prettyl 
     
     hats one a black picture har, trimmed .01! 
     
     the face. faced underneath with Chenille 
     
     and Sequins, crowu shirred with black. 
     
     taﬂ‘eta and velvet, with three ostrich 
     
     plumes falling over the front. The other 
     
     is a white hat turned a little on one side, 
     
     with underbrim or white taiieta mines. 
     
     draped with spsngled,.net with a white 
     
     bird and loops of black velvet ribbon at 
     
     the back.- ' .. . , 
     
    
     To only mention millnery would not give 
     
     an idea Mail the new goods nor autumn 
     
     which'secm as amatter of course to go 
     
     with the millinery‘ opening. Especially 
     
     noticeable was a beautiful seal coat with 
     
    
     an ornament of &gt;.&gt;.:.=o kind. Panne velvet 
     
     and reellace has some in can novelty 
     
    
     '. 7' 
     
    
     Church Seerces. 
     
    
     _—1" 
     
     METHODIST. ‘ 
     
     Prince Street.---Prayer and Praise‘Ser- 
     
     vice a-t Elli—Rey". W, B. 
     
     to be supplied at . , Strangers we]- 
     
     come. Attentiye  7 
     
    
     Grace {munch—Rev. J.  McConnell 
     
     at- 11 and. Dr. Maud Kilian! at. 
     
     7. Sunday School at 215. Strangers 
     
     always ! welcome , and providtd with 
     
     comfortable seats. 7 ' " ‘ ‘ " 
     
    
     t 
     
    
     FRESH YTERIAN. 
     
    
     Zion-«Prayer meeting at 1}}.2 ﬁevkp. ,B, 
     
     hOOI and 
     
     libel; Ciltﬂﬁﬁli} 2.3 . , , »_ f“ 
     
     St.allin1e5.-‘él’myer meetingat 10. Ray 
     
    
      Fullerton a: 11" 
     
    
     L.‘ ’ 
     
     anytime Bible Class“ at.  
     
      *7 salmon or erreme 
     
    
     .1.) 
     
    
      Peel's «Services “sat Ilsand 7. Al 
     
    
     ‘ s‘r. name" on Ungn. 
     
    
     Holy Communion at 8 a. 111.; Matins at 
     
     11 a. m. livensong? p. in. All :seats 
     
     {recand unappropriated.   f: r 
     
    
     3 .2515 -- BIMIST. L »- 
     
     a  . :19.  
     
     , Rev. G. ’1’. v Bafmodil" its 
     
     7f Sunday ' School and Pastor's 
     
     Béb’e CE-1..~ 2.31). All welcome and 
     
     visitors provided with seats by courteous, 
     
    
     :3 . 
     
    
     ’L 
     
    
     vr n.‘_ 
     
    
     1... 
     
    
     , ushers. 
     
    
     CENTRAL elilliSTlAN_ CHURCH. ‘ 
     
     Rev. 0.  Emery at 11 and 7. Sunday. 
     
     2351. Prayer meeting _Wed- 
     
    
     . I 
     
     nesday uightatg o'clockzyAll  free 
     
     and unappbpriated’.‘ a 
     
    
     school at 
     
    
     I VVCHED'RCH  (THESIS. 7: ‘ V 
     
     The Church of Christ will meet for the. 
     
    
     public worship of God on Leafs dayi 
     
    
     October 63h, at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. 
     
    
     M 
     
    
     Thomas at ll, " 
     
    
     queued}, for coughs and colds. It cur-es 
     
     ~ Killer. 
     
     ind 7. Sunday A 3 
     
    
     g: 
     
    
     mink mllsr which is one a; the best in 
     
     ﬁt and ﬁnish ever exhibited by that ﬁrm. 
     
    
     _ ‘ DresSyl’atlern' nan; 
     
    
     Direct from tile actual manufacturers to 
     
     kthe wearers at wholesale prices. 
     
     Exposition Prize Hats; , 
     
     Copied by our Miss McEachern. 
     
     First Prize Hat, 'Mod‘el'NoJ. 
     
     Sew:er Prize Hut, binder, New.  
     
     Third Prize Hat, Model No. 3. . 
     
     See' them at the millinery opening We 4 
     
    
     nesdsy’—Jas’. Paton 86 Co. , " '3 
     
    
     p 
     
    
     ‘ W 
     
    
     THERE has been much talk about. 
     
     Pjny-Bnlsazzr, the greatest modern 
     
    
     quickly and certainly. 25c. 01 all dealers. 
     
      by proprietors bi Perry Davis’ Pa‘in 
     
    
     leafclirsllicnigcmne on mm- '9 
     
    
     . cools, ccemgrsaso anus ' v 
     
      AFTER sum-lilo. .z- 
     
    
     " .3 cameras, irrilaiirg ‘l'liich liazcl  
     
     :ai‘ms rapesesz to he “the semis” .w 
     
    
     ' Extract, which easilysonra annular ,‘ 
     
    
     5d a] , . 
     
     ~ '2‘“ 
     
    
     Agents _ Wanted ! 
     
    
     Aczive Agentsisendr for Catalogue 
     
    
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     clout E _ pocket, 
     
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     DU‘IANtl 
     
     ; '  DUCESS..,~ 
     
    
      Ptogl'am of Visit 
     
     to St. John.   
     
    
     .— 
     
    
     W  19   
     
    
     . "( ‘ ' "1 ’ 
     
     ill 9‘)".- "“ 
     
    
     Will inspect the. King's worii, 
     
     ' on'vmo‘rla, Bridge 41 . 
     
     ' Years Ago. 
     
    
     ——-— 
     
     , . 
     
    
     noun vtsu to n. 1011!. 7 
     
     Sr. John,  4.: Wynne re-J’ 
     
     vised plans to:- the Royal ’mli, to st... 
     
     Joni  than.  mental. 
     
     Cityatsp. ‘mé. the 17th and leave at 
     
     11.30 sen morning. _ ' ' 
     
     mt 1mm  I 
     
     It is believed that Lady Minto will 
     
     accompany them, but not the (lover nor. 
     
     an mate's vrarr  
     
     HWMHSpeciali—The Royal 
     
     train on'the way to StJ'ohn will stop on 
     
     Victoria Bridge so the_Duke and Duchess 
     
     can see where the  put in the golden 
     
     rivet on his visit been years ago. ' v 
     
     .A number of prominent people will 
     
     take part in the ceremony. ' 
     
     —-od-‘.-——— 
     
    
     aslw‘rolu; manners. 
     
    
     Closing prices ‘ 
     
     Amalgamated Copper 
     
     American Sugar 
     
      Tobacco 
     
     Atohiaon Common‘ 
     
    
     0  
     
    
     83} 
     
     . 116i 
     
     ' nil 
     
    
     Halted States Steel Com. _ . 
     
      a u   
     
      Pref. ' 
     
     Southern Paciﬁc 
     
    
     I 
     
    
     Bronchiti 
     
    
     Ir. Wm. Davidson. 8t. Andrew-a, 
     
     Que" states :——"Dr. Chase’s Syrup 01 
     
     Linseed and Turpentine has cured me 
     
     of bronchitis. I have. without auc- 
     
     eeu; tried many remedies tor the past 
     
    
     a 
     
    
     '_,. 
     
    
     _ tor 
     
    
      when d 
     
    
     lieaiéis‘_ 
     
    
     ' pm: mes, 
     
    
     ;. v . 
     
    
     iii, 
     
    
     "in r in 
     
    
      . _. 7: 
     
     2 V - k i &gt;  
     
     man's mu  , . 
     
    
     - monument 1.48m.  r  
     
    
     mental condition is «using. 
     
     the Boer envoys. 
     
    
     Heh;dowiy‘xr0whk_weahr.w 
     
    
     allyandmenially. ‘ n .. -43.. 
     
    
     or.me narrow. .. 
     
     Woonuma’ n. on. (15;; 
     
    
     -'-'1‘here is no  if” 
     
    
     Wallace's menu  an: ' 
     
    
     entertain   . A  
     
    
     onerous mnurl amusing. 
     
    
     v Announces, 1.1; 4.  _ , 
     
    
     An unﬁtznahmsgc‘f 
     
    
     .- 
     
     1‘s 
     
    
     ' reservation,“ with ﬁfe , 
     
    
     lulled on Miocene ',bnt‘no , 
     
    
     “.1. 
     
    
     an... .P. 
     
     3.. 
     
    
     , I i' 
     
    
     wool aboajust‘mst’iyaiium 
     
     the that. 
     
    
     L F], V ,i‘ ‘ 
     
     déIJe‘l't,;35d0.j$L”3..§ _ ' ‘ v 
     
    
     . it n 
     
     nent. idemember the- 
     
     All 
     
    
     xii-ft 
     
    
     7 Q‘- 
     
    
     who have shiver-i ’ 
     
    
     placed fall  
     
     for ' 
     
    
     rixmrs. Lastw‘mter whenlnaaa 
     
     severe attick-‘aidzwu unable. to work 
     
     I, procured a. bottle of Dr. Chase’s 
     
     Syrup of’ Linseed and Turpentine, and 
     
     am happy to late that the third bot- 
     
     t'ie made me a well man." . 
     
    
     111‘.“ W. R. Alger, insurance east. 
     
     ﬁalifax. NJ” says :-—-“I used r.: 
     
     Chase's Syrup of‘Linahed and Turpen-g 
     
    
     as for a’ seVere attack or bronchitis. ‘, 
     
     reﬁnit me to testify to its Splendid; 
     
     curative properties.’ I got better from i 
     
     the  mining the first» dose. gov-z 
     
     in; a. family» of young- children, , my. 
     
     éoctors' hills,ha‘ve annutil‘y come to a i' 
     
    
     W considerable sum. I believe I. bottle at} . 
     
    
     ‘Dr. Cline'e's Syrup occasionally will aid 
     
     me in; reducing them very maternal": 
     
     V 25 cents a bottle. all dealers. ; 
     
    
     {Dr-.ohase’s‘sm  
     
    
     . 
     
    
     of linseed . 
     
    
     Pailii aliii  
     
    
     '  7 » 
     
     ,q'uOtéiidhsb’ ‘ o uri" 
     
     stock isj‘glbjr‘gé  
     
    
     . ' our prices 106v:   
     
    
     ; -  “= _ g 
     
    
     x. 
     
    
     ignillililliatig  J 
     
    
     Halifeix, N; S". 
     
    
      ande'urpentine. 
     
    
     ‘ \WJ 
     
    
     \Hymn 800145.61:- 5c. 
     
    
     Just opened a. direcishipment or” 
     
     Bibles. Testaments. Prayer {loo-lie. 
     
    
     $333790 DQLLEE  
     
    
     Worth of F‘iiscelleineous Books. Books 
     
    
     for Boys  for girls: Books for Every- 
     
    
     i-ho‘dy‘.“Sunday School Library Books» 
     
    
     Large discounts ‘to Sunday Schools. Sula- 
     
     fday School Teachers and Giorgi/men. 
     
    
     Low prices to sail. 
     
    
     wum' - 
     
    
     ...