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 former occasions. When I had descend-
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on THE BRIDGE
Grande Duchesse was more sea worthy
than I had been during the past few
hours. The rustling air made me
feel a new man and the bugle call for
breakfast did not feel as repulsive as on
“Jacks” forward could have taken with
`them.to-a~meal in the foreoaetle. -
__ -The -menu was something that sur-
_sgsed me althou h I had heard a
my condition. I told him I had not,
and he directed me to an unoccupied
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such a menu as this I should f
, 8 8'
_._ A conversation with a -1-our_A hours before, have shrunk with horror., oggsdi _ _  _ V _
. _ - ‘ ' ° lainsd that the capi-
shipwrecked man. I do not know that 8 e 'mater exp . '
 and His Impressions of I ever before in my life made so heart ;;3::nr§°d0‘Hal:1tig‘000 'm°md°_d°°rPs_
P' E'  never suffered from the least qualm- Them mm’ tim “ch in
Yet now l ate with tue avidity of a _
Y
a meal From that hour at least I
from that hour I never knew a momenthi
‘ 1-"  0 ' ' `uneasineeS. whether pitching heavily in This :|°'d;n"eE  "Wim
the Equipment Neces-
perly ask parliament to vote money
. e claim
as strong as that of Capt. Stuart of
tai
_ ‘ ' _ A wa, than nefere the house. ‘ '
F     T; in th°.  mm" °t the r°°m' 'I-Ion. Mr. Fielding said 'his natural
T I g'°tT1' '"3 ° “°.:'.'b°' t th” inclination was to support Maxwell’s
peope na ysecuredaposiiona e f. _ _
_-_ -_ 4 table. From the mere contsm lation of °mm` but h° was mm" t° an `°°"°1“
sion that the case was not of the-
asthat which the government had rec
New 'Brunswick and one
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It-<= =~=-fe  ~=~ »»»=~ “<1 tf_‘;°.z:<;t.::..‘i0:.l’:.f:.f.1‘l:.;°z.“s:. til »°-»»»» M » ci-W-i=»»
I hd mwvand oonscwmuess’ fore Irealized that m vo e had speech’ m which he pmmated
mn was Pourmg m the onl commenced Phi loiiag sullen “her thugs' against the
. butit was yet ve ry early and 7 5’ or a oommandin oinoertrom En land, 'af do th t _ I rd 1 A
qmt which pm” led told me that ocean swell of the day had softened and rem m nt gf I 61. an 5 _H _ °f' 7° a3° 'icmmf-7° °-Ye?
e e o co on or ve d e it and rheumat.ic,l n lieavil
time to commence my morning g::l'“u‘“;‘; 32;? 3:1? xdgugg;  years, sham fights and other manoeu-0 ngiiliis cane, madehis wzymtoihe towh
Y hid not yr-t arrivfd Wm; rg’ mmm emlenies P vres, and generally all the progects of hall and' asked for a marriage license,
had spent the night in 8 _ 1118111101' 1 7 3 General Huttm, whose administration whereupon the young lady clerk almost
°'“'l2m°‘i my °°‘“P{"'“°“' “nd I walked up and down the spacious 11° “id |10 illf0Ud¢%i i0 ¢l'ifiGiZ° |110” 001188904 fl'0lll lswllishmolll. Md NOUV-
elgggtistioiikl mpde a shift to crawl shipis deckB_ but my Present Pm-P939 sharply next year. If this noisy mili- ei-ed only toexperienee another ante
he had reached the conclusion` that it The sto o -their _love-and
was not a case on‘ which he could pro 'dates back
. -Se -
‘é ty Mr. Borden of Halifax said Maxwell
 me S. S,   gf”  occurred out
31;: “mates ‘lf°l**'*~2°f'f'»"'?§;_"°;"‘°°‘v fsoon-._ it nposnrgxwmo so wo.
    ‘nn .’.5.“""°“.  ,..f“°‘“‘t.... \0s1-=v°=1°si =°i'~ 
  0. ,,~ -- ~ion. He couidnotsee any-
down before sir? asked the steward. I - _ -
looked at him nth” ina "twain between this claim thanif Maxwell had
n mum that ha 89'; ku £0 sooo isiioa while on me soiiooi ooorso
-_ ‘ 7’ .. 3 P" .P ° ° at Tomato and held thatth ' was
CANADIAN   BRIDE 95
I mimi 0110000 102
“len Thousand Dollars foitiktmarkablc Wedding 0
  Engineering Cnrps, A /an Aged Coupig, A
T0 Provide Themselves with During the "Ceremony the
A _ Happy Bride Laid Aside
sary' p I _ Her P - lightedinheruiomh.. uf!°i`
__ V ____ iv crooniug tis air tha
_ - _ 0 er played. .
Orrawa, Aug. 2-Mr. Borden of CHARLI-;=i'oN, W. Va., Jul:`30.- _D‘l\’5°£l3l¢l18rtiage e
Halifax brought to the attentionof the This state is to the front with one of the  |‘5_d=l¥_i'<!e.her pipe.
house and government the case of Major most remarkable romances in history- it “P`°°_ F,-Wi\¢i°'Y_.0i.\l Mil’ Where.
Maxwell of Halifax. who was gthrown the marriage ef nf w¢-pl, _minister stood. » _ -f I
from his horse whats riding for the pot- who probably are tho oldest oa..rs¢oia,_ Mr- _ su_ii_l_tlrs. Staoeinahse
pose of military training in connection to be made husband and wife. ` _  ° ` df=°id9d’l!01i £0130 lv|'ly_t\'oif
with his equitationcourse. _F 'l‘he griomin this unprecedented WUW-' ` 7  `  * 
The Ministerof Militia admitted that weddingis 102 years ol”d;_ 'i_"tid‘ the
taecase was ahaidone, but saidtnat 'bride hasseeu no less [thin ‘ 95 
alter consultationwith his collea'guosFll'¢_l_`_l'\\lnmers.__`__,"  -    ' »
_ .. . _ _ _ ry f ,
'sntyiivs
the icinn
anda
was set.
teginteifered with their _life s
and the couple ev ' ly
wif of a man named B ,_
with .whom _she `  "
forty years ere he diedi and
a widow of comparative
with many of the traces the
for which she had
out the South in her youth. A _ ¢ _ f ` _
‘Shoergaker migrated was and
was. one of the 7I»`oity-niners"__in__.Cali-
fornia. A oonplelofy-ears ago-;h_'e 
04.10 V  ,.s=_d.fi'iel11,.isU9..%h1=
9. ~ *Ha t 
three-quarters _cf _ a  a3tll
voe ve ousan ol are to each lived-and" “  'f   
*N the ship “ded from Hawkeb the long, stagnant, glass-like swell ex e tt _ - ~  9? . _  , ,_», 
inghas a quaint country home u_p_in
Barbour county, and there 
found her and wooed her again. f  e
And again he won her, ` "  "  `
101106 ill! U10 SWGU W88 mmden; 1 gm about in 1-elm; arose out soon cost twenty millions a year name and age of his prospective bride
for me and for the first time of one of these mmgles As I was Han 1), Borden sm] ha ‘hd nm. The ¢,,,-,mm was mmeq th ¢
I olta e a pak around. Alas, _ 1, not to expauage gpm, my wa1k5_ Tm, tansm” went on, the militia wouldlprise wheifthe old gentlemen gave the
arose , - - ‘ ° ' _ - ' ' _
_ ` . - - ' ' ' if Ps s
fe I understood the meaning of - ham |, ' _ ' °
nausea H I told musmg upon a great many things, I 8 t e views or the gloomy appre night at the bnde’s home. The aged
b g BI I'0lI1B l8t8DO6 88 _6l'  d’ ,  Charlottt _ii
lllatial farm rose and fell, ruddily E :li hat; jd; cldliiemfrom Clraiiidtlie-
"im°g ‘t ‘mb th” Sh°°"h}“g 'fs town, Prince Edward Island,” said he,‘
ggugh ° smlbeam “_'°f° *'P“rkh”g ‘° I think ita pri tty place for tourists. So
heart qi me °°°thmg_ yeast] level you Know.” ‘°Ies,iI took thlsy.
-But the inward uneasiness that had
prevented me from entering into the §:;;e;;:;  t1;f?ol::1§n?;ig°';n 1;,
lull s irit of th' ` h' fl a
P IS 1`08l'lllg. 366i lllg, Y- m d S 8 a d It 11 I t
kg picture of ocean life proved“`too ;‘i)sa;p0?gted€? n 6 ym am no
‘mhz and LW" °°'“P°u°d t° *_`°t°r° t° “What is your opinion of Charlotte-
lly stateroom, and rolling into my town 9” I “kai
berth again lay there for hours motion-
lmsand almost speechless. The arri- uweu’ you d°°’t seem t° have
“I of one of the waiters was indeed s much paint to throw at your buildings;
Beat consolation; if there is such a but wg expect a chmige. when we g.° mr A
“ling as consolation during sea sickness. an °“"“g' Your bmldmgs “N q°‘t° °‘
' However, I soon recovered and com- wntmsi’ you know’ w .the sky scrape”
‘Nam to get fairly s6a_Pmot before of the_c1ty where I hve. Why, my
‘Ie reached Halifax. I arrived on deck omce is 9°.th° tanth 5°” °f “_ f°u"°°i°
full of misgivings, and holding on stub- story budding' I shimld tinuk y°u
gonly as I moved and found La people shou1d_do business quicker than
1: _ we could possibly expect to_do it.”
in the New Prowse Block Ii t
_ _ » PS pearance of the square you must have
door to the right,up stairs. good upland hay. Your streets are
jneglected and weeds are at any time '
 not to be desired in a city. But you
’ have a beautiful supply of nature and
__ *you have every opportunity of training
SALE
r ~ itand making your Island a “little
-A dwoii- P°1`°diS°-”
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 _ _; _ . A a heavy sea or rolling ‘ sicken ingly on aqui: gi' '  .I'°;~tg-° 
"UI
(A “Some of your squares are neglected
i especially that one going to your park.
l It looks bad, you know, to let the grass
grow across the walks, and to neglect
_the cutting of the lawns. From the ap-
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played by the ,- J
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_ - OWGVBI' ‘V88 heard a wine that sgmgk mg pleasantly hension ol the member for Kings. couple etoodsurrounded by friends and
_tif I was once on the deck all would I tuned and found that I was addresud f _ l Jmigtives, and mswol-eg the minigmris
b a 1 a a L e tl man, ho b li' _g questions with the good cheer and
Wh” I 1'°“°"_°d "W "°°k» °“‘Y f°' agpoaoiozostlioof :gr in Amgrioani ii: .,- 1. i - _-.'" nssrtiness of youth and happiness. and
muse* I b°h°v° I 'hmm ha" ‘_’°”` was an elderly man, with long gi-av . , ,_f`  il|l0ll'»W|16ll Pl'0U0\l|1¢0d U18" 8!|S_iWif°»'1B5
litiered the scene as fine an ocean piece hair’ and his appmmnoe mvsaled thi, } " "’~ .   of the company in a lively old-fashion-
"W "wld <=°v1d_»Pf°<1“<=°- Ls Gmdsl not that time ora soon kindly with j 1. O ' f  - » fe on virginia root. tho groom aided- by s
at-cheese was thrashing through the sea him_ ~ r 1 f .  Jr-__ . I ° ' A '
ii i _ 1 la '1 ° ' .. °‘ -  ' 0.23"- 2;-
_h' Tgeazd graiizgul Zgztllyd ugzgézg f Whitt P811 Of U16 W0l‘ld (i0 YOU hall The valor dis- Ai -~ 
_ rom
::;gin°fht'-'leflilght sig? _made w gm “I am_a resident of Prince Edward
stout cane and the bride with an odor!!-
erous corncob pipe well stocked. and
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sails ier, w o -
lc his men `  '-
into the midst - ‘ W' -sr 
of the carnage _ __ '  _
 = me-~nt°» iS fCCOgU.\ZC ls ' /’
heroic, and  ' '
arouses admira- ' ,  _i
tion. The tub _  ‘ " '
rcck- _ ! '\
necessary
lessiicss of the . _ _ _
man who courts death through some insidi-
ous disease is pitiable, but not admirable.
That dread disease, consumption, _slays
more men and women than are _slam b!
war, famine and pestilentac colpitgined. It
_ S _
is an utterly, unneccssa aug
Consumption  curaliza. One of thc most
eminent specialists in the wpfld. DY- R-_V-
Piercc, for thirty years chief consulting
physician to the Invalids’ Hotel and Surg-
ical Institute at Butfalo. N- Y~, so Pw-
nounccs it. He declares that H1111? Yea”
ago lic discovered a medicine that cures <8
cent. of all cases of consumption. In
gg great medical work; ‘°The Common
Sense Medical Adviser,” the names, ad-
dresses, experiences and ph0f°8f9P\lS °f
innumerable consumptiyes who have rc_-
covcrcd are given. This wonderful medi-
cine is knownas Dr. Piercc’s Golden Med-
ical Discovcry. It is the greatest of all
known blood-makers and flesh-builders. _ It
gives edge to the appetite, makes digcagion
and assimilation perfect, renders the liver
and kidneys active. makes $119 b1°°<1 PUR
ood nits it with me i1fe~s1vms_ slemssts
qu; build new and healthy tissue. It
strengthens the muscular Systtim !°=l¢S_U1¢
nerves, -pumps rich. fed, h¢_8lUlY P1095 mm
every “tal organ, and acting  on
the lungs drives out- all impurities an dis-
ease gcrms. Thousands have testified to
its marvelous merits. Au 1l0il¢8t 5¢3-IU Wm
not try to persuade you to take a worthlas
,n
substitute for thc iaklpeof ai little addse;i°g;n:it& `
When habyis sic t in _ _
d-pf, ri 'soonimousense llfdrsl Ad- Care’ Billy had seen the words °Handle ; \
‘?1'°1iie¢?li I must conclude my letter here as we Sly” 1* *mix “m ““ "‘°,§,‘j t lWith Care’ before, and he had also `\
eiaoksmitn _ . _ diimryillsefbfe F°f=P°P=f _°g§m, ‘ . , ,l  _ ,_ _ ~ V
,ry gem". are nearing Halifax. 3; oqseenr stat:x;;wR_o=>vf=f__°°S¢°f°'f* ,_ '_ Y | heard of_trunks being marked Snakes, _j;.__,_ < 4 _
Wm! Mgyt W y rréilllll Ulbt  Fei’ _  ' _ __ _- __
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Y   o 0
:Aman aa' a/canvas
Woman need
deny herself the
luxury of a. good
if corset if she has
heard about our
99 Model
An e can,
be ;mt uw$
the corsets come
in models adapt-
- able to alliornis.
Ask any dry
ggods dealer in
arlottetown to
e show them to
you.
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` the back door of the station every time
train that stopped at Prairie J unctloa. 1
fore the trunk ahead had disa and
 
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ou~l' and ‘ p mg.ht
. '-y» .,
Iflsliilli _
 to 
makings b1'0s¢l PIIUMI* -
` _ his
back
it
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when trains-came icon
Q. a inau used to mlla
across thisplsttorm ‘-to
car, and rneyld .gait
it, and he'd roll it _ across
broad platform to tue station.
‘°'I`hat’s the way they were doing
there before Biliy came--the way they
do it uuneqlike circumstances every
where. But Billy _said that was all a
waste of of time, labor and
he soon put into operation here a
fer system of his own bypwhioh he
ty put the trunk over abne.
The trains on the G. X. udod to
halt with the baggage car right back-
of the rear door of the station. Fnoai
the door of the station to the door of
the car was maybe 50feet. Billy could
throw a trunk asfar as any other ma
I ever knew-I don’t know but what
farther. But he coutn’t throw a ‘loaded
Saratoga that distance, and what he
used to was to bound ’em over. Ha
made fast in the middle of the platturl
a thick rubber cushion about as big at
doormat.
"Where he learned how to do this or
bow he got the skill he had I don’t
know. He may have had a run soma-
where before where there was a plat-
form like to cover, or it may be that he
invented the system to meet this situa-
with a blank till be could hit the mark,
but certain it is that he could stand in
the door of his. baggage car and throw
a trunk in such a manner that it would
land with one corner on the bouncing
pad and bound up and on plump through
“I was running then on M. N. on a
and we used to meet Billy’s train on
the branch, and often 1’ve looked ou
down back of the station, when the
branch came in, to see Billy bouncing
the trunks. After he’d got. 'em started
he’d keep two in the air all the time.
starting one on its arched course through
theair from the car door to the pad he-
PP°
through the door of the _baggage room.
And this went along just as nice and
comfortable as could be till, as usua1,§
something happened.
the car one day and rolled along on its
end- tothe car door a big, massive
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tion and then practiced up somswhsrsi
The
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im Ldtelt  
“Billy pulled down from the staoklui '
_,ha grocars etc.
trunk, marked *Snakes;Handls ,JW n.
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