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i livered in time for tea. - _ CRQUP,
~ (fur Cream is the best in the city
" Tryit. _
I. D. IORGAN DENIES IT. A
R. 1., Sept. 23.-Former Com-
D. Morgan said today that
would prevent his acting
the aext cup defender. W
Jr., who had charge of the
lost. year, is now mentioned
_H the new bca ‘s iw.naR¢l`~ 1° was
of
_`l@'ned_today that the Constitution will
R use# as a trial horse for the new CUP
Xander, and the Columbia will be
ohelved.
The syndicate which will build the new
matwill be named when the challenge
lima Sir Thomas Lipton is received.
* ml Affi
Quiurv
ilwivs
IS is the one thing we aim at
Tniu the making of our Tobaccos
QUA‘L1'rv. We oombioo skillful
manufacture with careful selection
of tim leaf: and our knowledge of
what-the consumer demands en-
ablesns to produce.
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  ap-
Sold erywh
5 coal: paeI?l:\';
m
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mill
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.odiish \.
me mrlall Choice ‘hole Cod- if I
ijudio ([5
no-rot Baskets ~l
Aoewlot Chip llarket laaketa
hola- ceutaup.
Eureka Blend Tea fe_,'//
If youwant value for r money -
ourhreka Tea. Sold onlxhvua. 7,/_
:gc per  Sen along  I)
mam? wo' will l;zo:oi":&u //.\\
[ilrchner with a song hook FREE. ‘-‘,‘
- Lowergaeea St., Clrtowa. "Q
“f9|1h’5*ll**lU
#aunt
PHDCO 
Charlottetown, P. E- I- .
teams.
Pine tnrnouts for weddings, and
private parties.
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Pgne 258.
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Sinful Brother.
It was at a. certain church meeting,
and the good bishop was calling for
reports. He had a. rather stern,
sharp man.ner which sometimes jarred
a. little on the nerves of the more timid.
By and by he came to Brother B., a lay
delegate. '
“Brother B., what is the spiritual
condition ot your church?" demanded
the bishop, briskly.
"I consider it good,” said the brother.
“\Vhat makes you think it ls good?"
went on the bisllop.
"Well, the people are religious. That's
what makes me think so.”
“What do you call religious? Do
they have family prayer?"
“Some of them do and: some do not."
“Do you mean to _say that a man may
be a Christian, and not hold family
prayer?" _
"Yes, sir; I think so.”
"Do you hold family prayer?'l '
"Yes, sir," returned the brotlier,
quietly.
“And yet you think a. man may .be a
Christian and not hold family prayer?"
“I have a brother who is a. better
man than I am who does not hold
family prayer." , _ ,
“What makes you think he isa. beta
ter man than you are?" » .
“Everybody says so, and I kn0\l»\T%‘
is." ' '
“Why does not your brother, if he iq
such a good man, hold family prayerl"¢
ghundered the bishop. __ .
*He has no family," me
£0 brother.
A POSl'l`lYE Hill.
-ign-
. _ ~  -_ .1 1
He Seems Able to Prove the
Truth of
il*
MJ. Chalker Ha_k¢S SOHC V¢fY
Stong  _H¢ is
Prepared to Prove   of
Every Assertion He 
H0¥sEv’s Ramos, _0nt.~S_ept. 26.-(Spec
ul).-mr. Goorao 0. chalker. o ‘N11
known resident of thisplaee, has authoriz-
F oduio poolloooloo or o moo: oootolotog
'*’ some very startling statements.
Those who know ltr. Chalker will not
ask any proof of the truth of any state-
ment he makes, but to convince those
who do not know him, he has announced
that he is prepared to substantiate in
~f` , h of hi bl' t te-
U' FI  & nu” `:` :gi ivehldlh Qeagnllallowszj-pu lc B a
"J “It is with pleasure that I certify to the
merino or Do.l<l'o Kidney Pius,
 ` ’$; "‘ ‘ "" §*" “I was laid up with KidneyTrouble and
l l nu was so bad that I could not do a day’s
work. My back was very sore, I had heavy
aching arms, dull bloated eyes. I was
‘very much reduced in weight.
Q “After I had used six boxes of Dodd'a
y stables
Kidney Pills Iwas°ten pounds heavier. I
often wonder about the powerful virtue
of this medicine. I da not know anything
about what Dodd’s Kidney Pills are said
to care butl know a great deal about
what they will actually do for Lame
Back and Kldney`Tl-ouhle, and I can prove
ii.. `
3 “They areworth their weight in gold
to any one suffering as I suffered. The
six boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills cured me
completely and there has been no return
of my old trouble. That is over three
years ago, and I still enjoy good h saith."
This is, indeed a very strong testimonial
for Dodd’s Kidney Pills and one which
will have very great weight with all who
have the pleasure of Mr. Chalker’s ac-
quaintance or friendship. `
Dodd’s Kidney Pills have made many
friends and are to-day, without doubt. the
most popular family medicine.
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ALLEN's 
LUNG
BALSAM
will positively cure deep-sented
COUGHS»
CCLDS.
A 25c. Bottle for a Simple Cold.
A 50c. Bottle fora Heavy Cold.
A 81.00 Bottle for a Deen-seated Bough. ~
._ 'Sold by all Drugglllia. ’
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;N`C)'I'IC`JE
On and after the 6th Sept, next
we, ' the undersigned chanel-eq
Banks in Charlottetown _will on
Saturdays close our doors for bus-
iness at twelve o’clock noon.
Onfother week days we will close
as usual at 3 p, m. ~ `
'BANx'or Nova Scorm, '
Rovar. BANK or Cimina,
BANK-or Naw Bntnvswlcx,
Mnncinrs’ Bam: or P.E.Isr.iNn
gina-me ‘ '
l g _#_-_J
Comm_enci_n_|
`fl'Zv§afrv "".ieaday`atlp'.m. i
ka
W.
PLANT Ll-NE.
Mainly Aboui: People. 
"_`What can we do with_Rosslynif’ Dia-
raeli once asked of Salisbury. -“Make him
master of the buckhounds, aa' his father
was,” suggested the latter. °°No,” replied
the Premier, “he swears far too muc for
that. \Ve will make him high commis-
sioner to the Church of Scotland.” _
Senator Proctor of Vermont says the
iinest speech be ever made consisted of
f-*Bly four lhrds., It was a retort to[_
Senator leafs sarcastic little thrust in
a speech directed at the Green Mountain
senator. He said: .“No man in Vermont
is allowed to vote unless he has 'made
five thousand dollars trading with Mas-
sachusetts people.” Whereat Proctor
said: "‘And we all vote.”
The principal of a high school tells the
following anecdote: One day at school I
gave a bri ht boy a sum in algebra, and,
although tlle problem was comparatively
easy, he coil dn’t do it. I remarked,
“You ought to be ashamed of yourself.
At your age George Washington was a
surveyor,” The boy looked me straight
in the eyes and replied. “Yes. sir; and at
your age he was President of the United
 I
Aggood story comes from the Davidson
Tliehter, _in Chicago, and runs to the ef-
fectr that a. man from up the State went'
in to see the opera the other night, pull~
high moneyofrom his pocket before _he
re cd the x-office window. “I want
 o goodiooi,” no nic, looc,_ ' °  ~  ' ‘ 9 - `
1-.nga _ to be_hcai*d all over the lobby _of '_  '    ~
th " eater “and I want it' right down ' ‘ O= ' f 
t _ _o.soa1oiooo,_ooa olooo op :ow wow
¢  ” .li°_»8°f:i¢_-~ i _ . . 
rh ti t fiadieaand tie-
? _,“:.;5.P.;:,z.;M-».... :rot
n  `se`l-ved, 'there was an 
 paucity of'i:aivos."=Tlic mother.
ng..  ._:_mprels_.. bei- uistoeea
I. young daugliter,"‘Fetcli dome more
’ ,_ , called in a commanding 
ki.” Saimy; you know .we’ve -~gtf~:leat_`yanr_dail.! workaad _W
thgiueands of ’elu.” "Law, no, mafm;
tyre all thar! Thar’s ‘B' Bui.cli,’
a _p j‘Little Butch,’ and ‘Razor-geek’ and
‘Bnnty.”’
David Lloyd-George, a member of Par-'
liamelit from \Vales, tells a good story
o_n himself in connection with a Diseatab-
llshment meetin in which he has been
taking part in Wales. A few days pre-
vious, it seems, there had been a Uliurch
Defence meeting held in the same place,
at which a. certain prominent dignitary
of the Establishment had spoken, re-
ferring to whom Mr. Lloyd-Geor 's
chairman observed: “ln my opinion -tit
Churchman is one of the bi est liars in
North Wales, but, thank gogidness, we’ve
got a. match for him here to~ni ht!"
8
“Chums” tells of a certain wild beast
turner who had been on bad terms for
some time with one of his neighbors,
and the other day, as the result of a vio-
lent quarrel, the latter, with a friend,
attacked the former just before he was
timed to give his performance. '1`he
tamer, unwilling to make a scene, took
refuge in the iion’s den. Judgeof the
amusement of the spectators when they
beheld the two men standing in front of
the cage and shouting through the bars
at regular intervals: “Come out_ of that,
you big coward; come out of that!"
Some little while ago a rather_ eccen-
trio cotton manufacturer, ow, ` la
mills not a score of miles fro 
England, and who was familiarly' knoW.l1
in the district round about* as “OWB
H--," overheard one' of the ‘lads inhis
employ remark to somebody: “Aw 
Aw-hed ‘Owd H---’s’ brass, an’ he worf
i’ th’ warkllaase.” Quickly retiring,
“0wd H--” sent forthe" diféndef into
his- office, -and asked him what he would
do with the money, supposing his wish
were to be fulfilled. _ The youngster was
quite equal to the occasion, promptly
replying: “Whoy, th’ furst thing A.w’d do
wod be .ta fotch yo :tat (out), maister.”
This clever reply so appcased the old gen-
tleman thzlt the boy was sent back'to
his work with half a sovereign in his
pocket.
The other afternoon, says the~Ne_w
York “’1‘ribunc,” when President Roose-
velt reachcd Dupont Circle, a. “seeing
Washington” electric car hove in sight,
and the guide continued his lecture
through a. _mcgaphorie in this way: “On
the left we sec the elegant residence of
Mr. George \Vcstinghouse, the million-
ai-re inventor and electrician, formerly
the home of the late James 'G. Blaine; a
little to the left of front we perceive the
palatial mansion of Mr. L. Z. Leiter, the
Chicago millionaire, and father of the fa.-
mous beauty, Miss Mary Leiter, now
Lady Curzon, the wife of the Governor-
General of India; in the park in front
we are confronted by the statue of‘A'd-'
miral Dupont, and also _in front we see
the President of the United States on
horseback.” The crowd looked, and one
woman said, “Whose» statue tis. it,_Ilc-
K.inléy’s?” “It’s Roosevelt,” the guide
responded. “He ain’t a statue yet.” _
Something Wrong With the Shammy.
There is a prominent doctor in Ger-
mantown who is busy telling it 
i‘i“°..‘»’“ ‘lou r»i°..‘“°,5.*.‘:°:’.°i1;“i:
.\~ ing e egra . a _ _
elnployed -all  servaniwwho had uit
:il-rlvoa from the f‘o\il¢_l_s°<i.” storing'
out one u:orning,,li_e noticed his omeaz
windows were rather  
noogoo. llo iootrooto.i__l.or  than
bcicie llc returned. At the same time
lie tolli ller that he would stop an.;lnsur-j
chase a new chamoia§sl¢in__al`id. ` _ it
-iéiome, and with this she was to clean the
-*a'indou's. After,-he hi! rounds
he found them thfhlfly `ist!"ei.Yed` `Wi‘th
grease. Ha called Bridget, and the fol-
lowing colloquy took place: f '
“llridget, didn’t‘I te .you to clean the
win§o\\'s?.” 
“ cs, sor. l
“And didn’t I tell you to use the new V
chemo is!" _` t
“fes, sor.” _
Fwfell, did you use it!’f l t _
‘ f‘Bgre I did, sor.” '
;L"l§et me see the cham 1'?
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tqhg ¥_.|;»;g`-_mg - ' 'iiso-ua__1og1:lho  iuurilour  ' V
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, Tomaso, Sept. 34.?-Tha<T,ruat,a;al
, so   the  f
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v Dr. Ch'ase’s Nerve Food as asplendid pre
rr . - . A* 'A  A I  '
lparation. 1 ~ _  t  ’; t
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, 53 cents a box, I - I  -_ ' f ' f 1' _
; Umar.-Garmin'-0011012. 
vh=nbh°P#in¢il»lDr-Psrklnlaoulibrvsd
in purauacoefof his ani>°.|ntment,to Urslll'
ina the Rhodes scholarship plan, G. B.
` Sparliug will aotas Principal. Sparllng
l:Ncrvous  
 Trying Season”-_-All Ex
ample of How This  
Aliment is Cured i |
__ _by
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tloi and~"mPltr_ation
intl_ifealaiz°_aiot=-ever!-f1l¢!_1,i¥¢f.»
, is becoming exhausted, and it seems
bl
-1°! l'¢¢_\__'yi_°\\f!"¢l_.\".'8_¥»"\i_¢li W!
ll. li umo oo;lo_ko~iouol_l to
vitality. Thaicvidpneaofmaayoftheinost
*roluolo pooplo in condo _points no Dr. '
‘ Ghase’s Nerve Food ae the most effective l
Mrs Willis Taylor, Hensley Street,
from nervous prostral lon, could not sleep
‘ headache, in fact, my whole system was]
run down and my health was in anything
but a satisfactory condition ’ Since having
used three boxes of Chase s Nerve Food I
can say that I never tried any medicine I
that did me so much good. It has built up
my system, strengthened the nerves, and
‘ enabled me to sleep and rest well. It is
<_ now a considerable time since I had a j
‘ headache, and I can truthfullyrecommend
at-all dealers, or Edmanaon, Bites & Co,
Toronto. T .
 the statement that-»a' prominent busi
ness man of Yienna two years ago was
on-the~hr,iuk of ruin. His wife,‘a young
’ and beautiful woman of, twenty-four,
I found a way out of the difhculty. '
` She left a purposely overheated room'
one night and walked up and down a
_stone-floored passage barefooted ' and
scantily clad till she caught a serious
chill, which she aggravated by a series
of reckless acts., Inflammation of the
lungs set in; she died and her husband
received the large sum for which her
life was insured. This enabled him to
pull through the crisis successfully, and
within a very short time he was a rich
man again. He married a second time
within two months of his first wife’s,
~ death. l\’ow a servant in his employ
at the time has infol-md the police of the
facts of the case, stating that she over-3
heard the conversation in which the he-
roic wife told her husband of her inten-
tion to die _for his sake. The insurance
company contends that it was a case ol
suicide, and demands _the return of the
money from the husband, who may also
have to answer to the charge of having
been an accessory to the crinie.
A _WONDERFUL TONIC AND-
I STRENGTHENER. _
555 \<dl`Ugli§ii f0¢l8~?. about
iff. lilo. tome that 'gives ig the
blzzest seller, amltliof.
enriches andpurides the
Qllfwath and energy _to the
ya scientific neoonstrnowr that
popular.; _In Cholera.
lmlblonxcnr. Bl-oio
Iilld YlB¢.IlSll_lf.B~8£l10ll
satisfactory cures always es,
 _ HN Forroloncjto my customers
; gon;a.£:ielie_ve dllt°_iie_-th:bl:tst,tonie and
____ ual” "°- l\°Mr__¢oo
W8§S
 Maritime Agents for
limit Premier Tynevlllers. ;" _ ,
 as Prince wlttura sr. ff C, E_  
St. John, N. B.
_,Second-Hand Machines of all
J. B. ""'
*and frequintly had attacks of’ nervous ' f 5
June 25th, tooo.
illarlle 6; tailor.     
.` ,l Pint-¢1°»¢d=¢1e_ooa doobléieim
 All Mako; of Moohio.-5 Ropoieai fl “°“m"°‘-
bY 211_EX_pert Mechanic. P _ T ` , Phone U9-
. ` . » 4, .540 3
,ini an oldmastcr famlliarly known as Q  ° ` _ ' , i
“Guts” and will be-well remembered) y J B  ‘
many N ova Scotlans who. during the past- e ' ' ‘
_this ty years have attended the college.
‘ |r il
`Have opened a large stock of Me s U
are oifring the greatest values ever offered 111
Prostralionfn in sas- I r
~ _.___ _ f When you want Underclotlnng remember wg mn
Ap Conlmon Trouble ,at This_you fr,-gm ,po F9 15  mtyion your purchase
vi.
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4511*.:
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Josi aol-.oaboo ale Y*
"means of motoring exhausted nerves. ' I ~ f  ~' _ _ ~' ,F
ollorloitetown.P.E.1.,stoteo:-“Ironman ' 5 1 ‘I  A; I _ - ' 
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Post (nice Box 331
th` A  the moment Tyger:
_e _ea cs amoun ‘sa , act!
llliigdnr P ? is °”` jj
_ The sulphur niatdh is still 
' I Sellias A¢ona.;fo.¢ aio ll: ri ua- co.,
*_ I "F. 
all my friends. _ ' ?
Yours Truly,” ' |
- ,C. F._AL1,1sor§,' _ ‘_ I
With the London Ptg. I and Litho?
Co., London, Ont.
irwonnrnrul” gfgtsggr- 0|
Mr. John H. Bomsrood, ' °
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Dear Sir'-I was amicted with CIPTOWN
Rheumatism in my hand, and tried Tm' °°“°'° "`°"~°,§f§2'
a bottle of your Oil with surprising IHURSDAY AUG’
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results The first application re Intendmg student,
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entirely cured. ` ` V i ‘ Last year we were most
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