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Next Sunday we all went to
church. everybody a~horseback_ The
men took their guns and kept -:hem
between their knees or stood them
handy BBB!-nlt the wall. The Shep-
ur? th
done esame.
mhourslfterdinnerevery,
was dolins.Buokandsdog
stretched out on the grass
aslee.p.Iwentuptoourro0m
dgedlwouldtalkeanspmy-
Ound that sweet Miss Sophia
ding in her door, which wal
toou.rs,andsheiook mein
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testament and- would l slip out quiet
and go to the church and get it. I
said I would.
So I slid out and went to the
church and got the testament. Says
I to myself it ain’t natural for a
girl to be in such a sweat about a
testament, so I give it a shake and
out drops a little piece oi paper with
“half past two" wrote on it with a
pencil. _
I put the paper in the book again
and brought it home. Miss Sophia
give me a, squeeze and said Iwas the
best boy in the world and not to tell
bod .
BUY Y
I went off down to the river
studylng"over this thing, and pretty
soon I noticed that my nigger was
following. When we got out of sight
of the house he comes a.-running.
d
an says
“Marsa George, if you’l1 come
down to the swamp, 1‘1l show ya a
_whole stack o’ water-moccaslns."
I thought what was he up tn, but
I told him to trot ahead and pretty
soo~n.he took me to a. spot where I
found Jim. Jim was glad to see me
and said the raft was so badly dam-
aged and that it was hid in a crick.
I d0n‘t want to talk much about
the next day. I walked up and notic-
ed that Buck was gone and down-
stairs nobody was around.
Then Jack, my nigger, told me
that Miss Sophia had run oi! to get
married to Harney Shepherdson and
the Grangerfords had gone down to
the river to kill Harney before he
could get across with Mlm Sophia.
I ran down to the river and
elumb into a. cotton wood. I saw
Buck and a cousin of his behind a
wood-rank and four or five men
esvorting on their horses and yell-
ing. One of the boys stood up and
dropped one of the men out oi' his
saddle.
The men rode away, and I called
'out to Buck from the tree. He be-
gan to cry and told me that his
ather and two brothers were killed,
.and that Miss Sophia and Harney
F0|l S0" STO||A0l|
AID IIIIGESTIOI
Don't suiler from sfter-eating discom-
Yort. Eno'e “Fruit Salt" will soon set
you right. Eno neutmlizes the acid con-
dition and sweetens the Romach almost
dike magic-safely:
And more-Eno gets at the root of
the trouble and prevents recunenoe. lt
'regularizee intestinal activity, keeps the
elimlnstive tract free from poisonous
Valle. *_
'Adash‘ofEnohagluIofwute.r.
morning and night; soon normallaes and
reviviies the entire inner system. Doctors
recommend Eno and take it themselves_
Wg §,hq'§n0w_lt'3,`mfel EDO mote
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Professional Cards
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W. E. BENTLEY, K. C.
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Barrister! and Attorneys-st-Law
MONEY 'D0 LOAN
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MONEY T0 LOAN.
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Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn
TWAIN
were gone across the river and were
safe. I was glld to that.
Then all of s sudden od goes
three or four guns. 'I‘he Shepherd-
sons had slipped around behind the
boys. The boys jumped for the riv-
er, both of them hurt, and ls they
swam dawn the current the men
rang along the bank singing out
"Kill them, kill them!"
I ain't a-going to tell all that
happened I wished I ain't never
come ashore to see such things. I
5`ln‘t never going to get shut of
em.
VII.
I tU8Sed the two bodies ashore
and cried as I covered up Buck‘s
face. He was mighty good to me.
'I‘l1en I went and found Jim and we
got on the raft. I was powerful glad
to get away from the feuds and Jim
was glad to get away from the
swamp. You feel mighty free and
comfortable on a raft.
One morning I found a canoe and
crossed over to the shore to find
some berries. As I landed here
comes a. couple of men tearing up
the path as lest w they could foot
it. They begged me to save their,
lives-said they hadn't done noth-
ing, and was being chased for it
with men and dogs.
I told them to wade through the
water a ways to tiuow oi! the scent
and then took them into the csnoe
and took them to the raft. One of
them was about seventy. and had a
bald head and very gray whiskers.
H9 had a battered slouch hat and
ragged jeans tucked into his boot-
tops and the other, about thirty,
was dressed about as omery. Each
had a tat ratty-looking carpet-bag.”
After breakfast on the raft, it
came out that these chaps didn't
know each other. The younger ex-
plslned that he had been selling an
article to take the tartar on teeth.
but that the enamel came ofi! too,
and that he had stayed one night
too long in the neighboring village.
The older one said he had been
giving temperance lectures, but
somehow s report had got around
that he used a private jug. A nigger
told him the people were gathering
to give him s coat of tar and fee.-
thers, and so he had fled. The two
had met, running away.
Nobody said nothing for s while.
Then the young man sighed and
says:
.. A185!"
“What you alassin’ about?" Says
the baldliead.
Well, the young man said that by
rights he was Duke of Bridgewater
but that af descendant of one of his
ancestirs had unlawfully seined the
estates and title. He said that we
ought to walt on him and call him
“your grace."
That was easy s done
it. Jim stood “will
yo' grace have dat?"
But the old ty silent
and seemed to h something on
his mind. Late in the afternoon he
told the Duke, who he called “Bilge-
water,"that he was the "late Dauph-
ine," rightful king of France.
“You must mean youre the lsie
Charlemagne.” said the Duke. “You
niiéist be six or seven hundred* years
o ."'
We called the King “your maj-
esty," but it didn't take me long to
make up my mind that they were
low-down humbugs.
VIII.
The Dudes was an actor, he said,
and he suggested that he and the
King would put on “Romeo and
Juliet" in some town. The King
would be “Juliet” The King sold
his white whispers might look odd
on such. e. young gal, but the Duke
took "Juliet's" night gown und 'night
cap out oi' his bag, and ssid the
country ,lakes wou1d.n't know the
difference.
We stopped at s little one-horse
town and found that most -of the
people had gone to s camp meeting.
We went to the camp meeting.
and the( next thing I imowed the
King wentup to the preacher-'s pist-
form and the preacher told him to
speak to the people.
(To Be Continued.) ~
Missing The Violets
(New Outlook)
Some motorist has discovered that
at forty miles an hour he cannot
ssc the violets. He can see many
other things which are more
obtrusive, but the violets are hidden
from the man travelling at high
speed. Is it not most emphatically
true that ourage travelling atenun-
precedented speed, misses some of
the most c'h.a.rming beauties of life?
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Hnrk B.. lillleiluignn, K. O. I
C. It. Clair Tnlnor, B. A.
lorlhterlt lo|lel\0l'l» etc.
KONI! T0 IDAN
Iles: Ons' Provincial Bout.
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?"' llohmond Street. Charlottetown.
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qmmmown. r. s.'mmo.
I-ey to Loon and Collection
gilvon the very but attention.
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my Bjllfllf, cllll'|0"lfU'l
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'lllon has boon, llowovol, no reduction In qunllly. `|l\o some
leugll, long-wearing 'hood and ilto some springy Supedwist Cord
Body as laolon :lo In Ilioso tins.
Yougolowrllionguurmiooogolnslnotolllydoloetslrul
against road-lioxords as well.
You ga-whim: unc eco-the immsdicn, on»rh¢»»p¢f
sorvleo ofyoi neighborhood Goodyear-dealer. Ho delivers your
Ilros ol ones--llo pub lllolu on the wlioolsllor you-he gives you
your Goodyear gualonioo-llo ls always conveniently available
lo lsondlo elolms-all ai no coal io you. `
Soolhonowvorylowfioodyoorpdosslnllnponelobovo.
Conpanlllomwlillovonillolowostolsoeolledlaoagoln prices. '
'llnon soo your nearby Goodyear dealer. You will llnd lilm a
goodhlllliotloulvlilll. |¢_,__,
 
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4.50-2| 695
4.75-li 175
4.15-20 '~ 795
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5.00-20 845
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on wuumosr,.rmss, sesaacck.
gcaslsting of parlor, dining room
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speed which gels
our journey in shortest time has
the defects which we might expect.
and it necessarily misses much that
wel! wiirth seeing. The msn who
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management.
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f(iAY’S PLANTS
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER.
PLANTS
WI PAY Till PUSTAGE
VEGETABLE PLANTS - Early
Copenhagen Cabbage and Early
Bnowbsll Cauliflower Zlio dn. per
hundred $1.80. Early Cucumber 25c
dos. Celery Mc dos. Extra Early
'lomsio Mo del.. late Tomato 80c
dos Peppers 25a dol.
lah (hbbsge and Cauliflower in
wing nrletiq will be resdy
ill. Clbhoge Danish
por 100. All
40c per
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its
100.14%
hundred. 85.75
Charlottetown.
wr 1000 $8.00.
town.
ANNUAL FIDWII Pl.AN'l‘!-
Astns, Phln,.sioch, Alylnm. Dsl-
elgu-Pztunlo, loq Mom Petunia,
V MINING. (African) Susp-
|fll°ll»Z|1lgBllH|'lol|l. Portl-
lses, Poteniilla. (ereqper) Canary
Creeper, Lobelin, Cosmos at 25e doz.
Seelling Pansy, Ruffled Petunia,
Ss-ivia, Kochla and Seedllng Cama-
iluns at 3543 per doz.
HARDY PERENNIALS - Double
lloilyhocks, mixed colors 10c each.
Sweet William l5e each, Wintered
over Pansies, 10c esch. Dclphinium
20o each. (hmatlons 10c esch. For-
getmenois 10c esch. , `
We hsve spared no expense, and
use only the finest tested seeds and
will st sll times be pleased to hs*
customers osll st our gardens and
personally select picnic.
The following firms curry` our
plants exclusively, fresh daily from
our gardens. Carter lr Co.. Seed
Store, F. W. Woolwcrth.
This sdverilsement appears every
'l'nes\l.sy\ and Fridays.
lletnlt with poet-sl note or ex-
prou money order. If by cheque add
lilo exchange. We do not send msll
orders 0. 0. D. Bend all mail orders
to
J. J. GAY & SUI
Phgg ,M B01 lB'l
Chlrlolietalvn .
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0l|E .GARLUAII SGOTUH
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' L. M. Foote at G0.
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WHARF V
vo Fortune  5.50
lleodquurteli in Charlottetown
Headquarters in Scorin-
¢
_--t = -.1
Fardy Bus Service & Taxi Service
GIIARLUTTETOWI to FURTIIIIE'
TIME TABLE
Leslving Charlottetown ... 4.00 p.m.Lesvln¢
Huelbrook-...... 4.20
Keefe’s Luke ... 4.85
48 Road ........ 4.45
Clfilllll  5.00
Bridegumn  ms
Dllldls ......... 5.20
Dl.ugwell's ...... 5-40
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Fortune ........-. 8.15 Ln.
Dingweli'o  8.85 s.m.
" Dundas ......... 8.45 Ml-
°‘ Bridgetown ...... 8.50 nm.
. " Clllllhn ....... 9.06 lm-
" 4! Station ...... 9.10 mm.
“ Keefs‘s Lake .... 9.80 mm.
“ lluelln-ook . ‘ 9.45 mm.
Arrive Charlottetown .. 10.05 nm.
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