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J. E. B. llcCREADY, Editor
as citizens WOUU
be traced in order io maintain only a oon
veut'oaai sequestration.” _Thvsuggtl
Iihis suggestion, are the persons known in
` the case as the Crawfords, latterly Ma-
dame Humbert, and dcally.Maitre Labori
himself. He was careful to point out that
he had it only on the authori of Madam
I HE I'IOM    iliiulnbert, and that he hid bzn unable id
lDA|LY Ann: °' ‘ ~
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Nam side QueeY::::_'Y') verify rt because any attempt on. his part  
CHARLOTTETOWN, 2. B. I. to do so would result in its becoming -
known. But the eminent counsel showed
prettv clearly that he believed it himself
Madame I-Iumbert s final declaration was
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I will tell everything. But if the bonds
R¢¢id¢\\°= T¢|¢°|\°°¢ 32 come I shall say nothing! Whether this
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It requires care and
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may not pay us but it
certainly does pay you.
We believe you appreci-
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and we intend to keep
it u'>- improve it if we
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Such men can defy chronology. Dumas
exploited a rich mine of mysterious epi-
sode in the history of France, and with A
a great wizard‘_s power, he has made its
wels sparkle for all time. He has
accomplished the extraordinary feat oft
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not alive now to do adequate justice to
very well, but Maitre Labori;is not
Dumas. He isa' counsel, learned in the
la
heard of this secret three or four yeana.
ago and that it was at that time that
Frederic wrote the letter with which h°`
is
:“Hencaforth the Rents Viagera is our
apls hope," addinginhis own mind, bs--I
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Dumas has been one of the great ioys of
our life. From the moment in which we
were introduced to D'Artagnan and his
yellow horse we have never swer-fed in
ur . .
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No treasure of Monte Carlo was over more
Dumas’fancy. Heintrodnces us into a
fairy palace in which real figures ,in
for real figures of romance all our own
and his. Shall we confess it, to our mind
Richelieu is a mere dramatic accessory,
one of the greatest periods French history
their exploi' s. What of it, though we
know xheir doings were spread over a
period of time which would make them
engage in athletic adventures at the ripe
yo th of between seventy and eighty It
re
th
pnepomession more important than the
er . _ .
given too much credit to the inventive
genius of Dumas, and too little
which he lived and moved and
ad
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Humbert case? Maitre Labori has done
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facts. Yet in his speech to the jury inl
the Humbert. case, he suggested, in one
paragraph, enough fora whole series of
Du
ment," he said, “the existence of a terrible
soc
cause we can no longer touch the remain-
derof the fortune( Suppose, gentlemen
AS STRANGE AS FICTION. _
allegiance to their immortal creator.
plendid than the barbaric wealth of
isiory serve as a gorgeous background
misty figure, an unreal creature, and in
mere sets ing for the mnski teera and
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onlyatribute to their immortality.
ersrng history and has forced upon
e world his tissues of romance as a
1
s We find, however, that we have
the extraordinary characteristics
the extraordinary country in
his being. Why is Dumas
e Dreyfus case and its successor, the
f'
supposedtobe dealing with prosaic#
mas romances. "‘Suppose, for a mo-
ret, Suppose that Mme. Humbert had
reproaahed, and in which he said,
"Dheywillnotr!¢i_¢¢it." `_
the suspicion that there is something be
constitution cf the United States.
“I have no more
nervous headaches
and rest very well at
night.” _ i
tain to bemarked inhe_r nervqnasys-
tem,thegeneralei¥ectberng,asrnMrs.
Woodin’s csse,“nervona h_¢8d8Cl1¢l,¥¢S¢°
tion. It is simply common sense then
which says if you cure the female weak-
ness, irregularity, etc., youwrllcurethe
ees of womanly  _
Hr. Pierce’e Favorite Prescription cures
the womanly diseases which 
the general health. _ It esta_bl1shes regu-
larity, dries enfeeblrng  110819 111°
iiammation and ulceration, and curea
female weakness. It cuniamheadache,
nervousn aleepleesness, _ y our-
ing the wngnanly diseases which came”
out if
1-males and
shocked. Suppose that
Daukisllao pore, in _agreement w}th_ the
f, Crawfords, and in order to hide the com’ p
_ mon secret and toconcial the origin of Q
,ltho fortune, had destroyed or dolt away'  '_
[with the wins by which the ._ truth could 
wma evuenuy 'is or me annum or ag
very large for une procurei by the in-
famy, the Znfnrny of treachery to ,
France. The pr.ol' of the infamy would
bethe connection of iheroal Iraqis of
the testator with the money bequeathed.
The p=sseFsors of the secre t, according to
 HuVmpl1rcy,Ciotl1i11,g Store,
romav tic tale is true or only the invention . _
gf an gcgomplighed gwindlgr, if, ig, ol; In  last there was  in  av  of  8 i
   course. impossible amy. But what a great Furniture Exposition. -All the _nes patterns for Fall i
romance the elder Dumssconld have spun and Xmas lilade were Sl10Wl1  llfiy-l2ll1'€¢ 0f l1l1¢ l2.1’g¢St ,
WEDNESDAY SEPT 16 19,3 frvmili A114 in what fountrr, savein Canadian Furniture Manufactu ers. Our Mr. Wright -was
' ' Frenvs. ¢°\>l i Such Suueestions hwe been there and spent a week among the samples-and made lar e
made without prcof in a court oflaw? The Purchases ._ we are now fggeiving (bg  
Fm bo h d_ I d th elder “”'°°"“”“Y “8"““°”°°”°°S “P” °"°`_have arrived-'-:six more are on the way-look for our booth
m 5 °° S my "S ° H“““’°""' "°”'°'°"' °°'°“'“’ 3"-'° “S” *° at the Exhibition next week-also call at our store-we
Nl' SEPTEMBER ro, rgog.
Credit P
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smr1i'ir°.'Raz» - e ~
_ Then we cannot supply you
_DoYouWant‘to_Pa'.y _  _fits , _.
Cash ? _ ~ '
Small Prices ? V
Big Valt;;s?Y h
Than we Can Su oui ‘ _Q3 S
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WINPTEILD SCOTT Manager = » Vf 
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li li' Ew___éoM` s“b°mPu°°. In ‘Wr»ii, now, if the ‘Crawfor¢’s' conot bring I A I U I e   ‘
'f5lf°fii| *nd “GW T°|¢Pl'°f\° '33-_ `rae my bonds, and -all that beion to m I _ ~  l
mud hi h _ 1 'Ihave the largest and nneat stock of Furniture east 'of _Mon-
" ° it '° WMP’ d°°'""l° i” "'° treal--and when we tell on that at least two thirds of 't if
y 1 1
;T°°;?'f(;fI;;:s';°°° °h°°m "°'°'°°d'°` bought today would cost us 20 pér cent 'more 
° ` , paid for it, you will easily understand Why we have put Such
Tl” T°'°°°° Ne” ""1 Emvi" °`=1'= W a low price on the goods; You cannot 'rind tho  goods
tention to the stringency of the oath de- in any other Stol-e__y0u cannot   like
”‘“"d°“ °‘ '“°’“"°“’ °‘ °"° T-"’°“"°""‘°‘“ varlet an where else- ou cannot bu at as low a ce
Ur _ Itbmd _ y Y I Y 'Y it E Pri. 
non sthosetakinglttoadnty ,_ he else _
which “shall in no sense be interfered °nyw re ° ’ ""°“"  "`
V -of I-`~ar|l.‘ 
itil b Bliégi th ii I V . ‘ _
;'m_“;:';;e w:;°qtb:r 0;: _ Blg statements you say-well we have  goods and
' ncestob k ht ° th  ' 
:;,;L"w,;;c; bor n"f,;§_.. 33?; p ac up w a we say in e newspapers.  ma. a 
B 0 6 IS DOII Oli I 8 _ _ V A M-ima  
oath places the union higher than the i `  _Y
church, so that no good Roman Catholic ‘ A ` p I ` ’ nel! iw   Q
can take lt. An inspector investigating ' I ' ‘ '
the Chicago Postomce has declared that '  
men who have taken the oath cannot, V 9;_5dw¢f '
without periury swear to support the _ 7 V .Z._.____..a.-.._,
When a woman 
weairnesandirregularity _Rams
of womanly disease, the effect re cer-
lessnesaatnighwandarun-downcondip `
nervousness, aleeplesmesaand-other con- L
‘F mm its Ailaniu: in the Pacific
Statesman, _ _ Merchants,
LaW7¢l’S. Farmers.
Doctors, j __ Mechanic
_ and -men in every sphere of life are investin
with the I V _
GREAT WEST LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
Write or call. 
DAVID _IN(lL|5» ciI»`I’.3$‘.I..°f1i°.`i;°.“ii
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these ailments. V
Pierce b letter free. All coxespond-
eeg sir-1f:1&Ffi€a¢¢. Adam. nr. R. v.
Piace, B o, N. Y. ‘
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he  and ‘Golden Medical Discov-
¢,y'»» llra. Ervie E.Wnodi%ot'llillerton,
Duu:haaCo.,N.Y.,care oflom o.r. “Fora
nurnha-ei'yearaIhadbeenmubtedwitht’&r:*P1a
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that! llmcntirelycured. ‘ havens
headaches,and  Q
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Power Co. wish to notify their
customers _that there is a discount
gf ro% on all electric meter bills if
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and of 'zine Art creation. The
schelarly and ambitious man is
ever striving to surpass his fellow
man by some scientihc, _artistic
mech nical achievement.
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