.ative Dr. Chase's Nerve Food is bound to
-beoedt your whole system. " By noting
_‘you can thus prove beyond a doubt.
'Toronto. To protect you _-against imit i-
=t‘ons the portrait and signature of Dr. A. C
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FRANCO |TALlAN`ALLlANCE-
Bonrz, Oct. 15.--King Vlctrr Emmanuel
has sent a telegram to Premier Zandar-
dell expressing his gratification at the
hospitable treatment he has received in
France.
Health and Vigor
for Sickly Women.
By Supplying arihgbundance of liich,
Red Li e-Sustaining and System-
building Blood.
Thoroughly Cures the Ills Peculiar
to Women.
Dr. Chase’s i
Nerve Food.
The feminine organism is an intricate
ma~s of delicate and sensitive nerves
which require an amount of pure, rich
blood to nourish them and supply them
with the vital force necessaryto properly
perform their functions.
W’hen the blood is lacking in quantity
or quslity the nerve cells waste and,
shrivelup and by means of pain and'
irregularities make known their starved,
and depleted condition.
Unless the nervous system is put
in proper condition all the medicine in
the world will never cure the weakness ,
and irregularities peculiar to women. i
Because Dr . Cha.se‘s Nerve Food contains K
the elements of nature which go to form i
new, rich blood and create new nerve
force it is the most certain cure ohtainablf
for such ailments.
When the nervous system becomes
exhausted the whole body is more or less N
affec'e'l and the variouq organs fail to
perform the duties devolving upon them.
Digestion is impaired; there are feelings 
of discomfort in the stomach after meals Q
nervous, sick headaches, irritability,
sieeplessness; spells of weakness and diz- I
ziness come over you; you feel disheart-_
ened, discouraged and despondent and
fear prostrstion, paralysis or insanity. ,
But there is new hope for you in the use
of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food. Not the false fl
hope which is aroused by medicines com \\
posed of alcohol and other stimulants,but
the hope which finds foundation in
added flesh  tissue, ln,betfer appetite,
more buoyant feelings and gradual _disap
pearance of annoying symptoms. '
As a blood-builder and nerve restor- '
ysur increase ln weight while using it
Fifty cents a box, 6 boxes for $2.50, at .
alldeaiers or Edlaanaon IBates&Co., V
W. Chase, the famous receipt book
~author are on every box. i
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At Aiberton on the 14th lust., Edmund 
Matthews, Used 63yeare. _ `
at asssregws P.,s. 1. out tru ' Georgie
Vera 'infant daughterof Wm. and Eletia `
Day aged one year and ten months
fx '
At Wlnsloe, on October 17th, Bessie F., t
daughter of George and Charlotte Pickard
aged 23 years.
[Funeral on Monday at 231] .
THE CROSSROADS
Ye can talk abaout yer congressman
An' senators an’ such _
Debatin' daown to Washln’tun ,
In a. way to beat the Dutch; _
Wavin’ their arms wild in the air. '
An' stampin‘ on the floor, ‘
But the place where things get settled is
Daown to the crossroads store. f
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We gather there most every night ”
When all the work is through
An' sorter glance the kentry o'er,
Takin' a birdseye view
Of politics, diplomacy,
Religion, crops. and soar
To patriotic heights, you bet!
Daown to the crossroads store.,
When Russia glts a. leetle fresh
Or England throws a bluff ,
Or Germany shoots oft some more
Retaliation stuff, `
Or Turkey holds her hngers to
Her snubby, turn up nose,
Wigglin' 'em in the direction
Yer Uncle Samyel goes,
We ca‘mly takes the matter up,
Prepared fer peace or war:
Don't keer much which when we Kill
riled
Daown to the crossroads store.
Sometimes our argymints grow hot,
Ah' Deekln Brown rips out
A good old cuss word, like “Gal darn '
VVhut Italy`s about!" 
Then Gran‘pop White jumps from his
cheer ‘
An' grabs an ole ax helve.
"By gum!" he aqueaks. "That'a whd
we done `
Vi-'ay back in eighteen-twelve!" 4.
Ye can believe the eagle screams,
An’ cannons crash an' roar ~
When we‘ro settlin‘ mighty questions ,‘
Daown to the crossroads store.
-Harpers Magazine.
In Retreat. "
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'he Fugitive'-`-Now-if I only-had-Q16
box of tacks to-scat-ter I’d win ini;
walk!-New York lvening Journal. ~"`
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Her Collection. ;‘_
“Did you ever have this collecting
mania?" ~ }‘
Oh, just a little-not as a hd, LQ
know. I never cared about colleebiz
teaspoon or bangles or china or 
on-_coins  02. t.  
leai'things,` 9: lint in 7a`}@n'iieé§t`iway 
in mother line I have found a great
deal of enjoyment collecting"’+-
“What_'.*” demanded ,aggressive
girl aathe demnre 'glrl'pau°§idF"`   `l""
"Well, I've spent three seasons at the
seashore collecting engagement rings.
and there is a joyous excitement about
it that it is almost impossible to de-
scribe.”-Brooklyn Eagle. '
'l'o_ Cheapea a Portrait.
Old Uncle Ben wanted to have his
portrait painted, but he did not care to
pay very much for it.  '
_“Surely that is a very, large, sum,”
he laid when the artist* named the
price.
The artist protested and assured him
that, as portraits went, thatwas very
little to ask.
Uncle Ben hesitated. “W ell," he said
at length, “how much will itbe if I fun
nish 'the nalnt?”-Lippincotiis.
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lf you are
Nnw’s Your lime
To fill up your coal bins. Coal is
cheaper now than it will be,v`c?e are
not as rushed with orders as we
will be, and you’11 be on the safe
side in any event. Remember the
coal famine last winter and take
our advice to buy now, ’
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UF THE WEST
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Latest From Summerside and
Prince County.
Peas white clover houeyln comb at
Cfiing’s. 126 If
WILLIAM Fraser has returned from a
trip to Boston.
P. Kane shipped 200 lambs from here toll
S' ;John by the- Northumberland Saturday.
Miss Rosa Bryan, Lot 11;cr< asei by the
Northumberland Friday; en route to
G irdiner, Mass.
D M Waugh returned home Friday
evening from a pleasant visit to friends in
Boston and vicinity. S
H. P_rice Webber’s Company will per
form 'the fine drama Fanchon the Crickets Th°°'l°"° Md MTS LW” l`¢f»\l\‘\i91if
in Market Hall, Oct. 21st. Seats at
G .\urlle's. 17 <1 4l»
S. H. JONES will this morning ship a
carload of lambs (his first- shipment this
season) and also another carload of
live geese for the Boston market.
T ff. "¢1!°.1‘!\'»
Aarons the passengers by the Northum-
berland Salurday evening were:'E Hack-
ent. M P, Tignish returning from Ottawa;
H T and Mrs Holman! returning from
their honeymoon; Rev. D J Gillis, Indian.
River, returning from a trip to_Montreal;
Roy Holman, _ Heath Strong and James
Cushing returning from a trip to Boston
and New York and William Cushing from
Boston on u. visit to his parents here.
Worm has been received here of the
death of George!! Mawley of Montreal
wh ich occurred at__1l.ill o'ciock Wednesday ~'
night. Deceased had .been ill of cancer of
the stomach _for some months. Four
sisters, the Misses Mawiey of the Clifton,
House and the Misses Mawley, Central
Street of this town survive him. ~ `Misa
Tottie has been with him during the last
few days. Besides these a widow andl
two young children areleft to mourn.
The many friends here will sympathize
with the bereaved relatives. `
THERE were shipped by the Northam-V
ber-land Wednesday morning en route to?
Manitoba eight head of pure- bred Aber-
deen. Angus cattle from the herd of John
Richards, Bideford. This is probably the , land with him
most valuable lotof cattle that ever left
the Maritime Provinces. They have been
sold to twoof the most prominent breeders
of ‘these cattle in _Manitoba who are
certainly to be congratulated upon secur-
imr such high class specimens ot' this
famous breod.;The lot comprises one bull, lMcE iehern but now in New Glasgow
two years old, one bull calf five .months
old, four cows,one yearling helfer and one
helfer calf. The bull is a uiagnifioent
animal and a typical representative of
the breed. He has great substance, stands
on short legs, with fine bones, and though
only in moderate condition, weighs about
1&Xl lbs. At the head of Mr Richards"hetii
this animal won the sweepstakes over
bulls of all ages at Toronto Fair last fall
when only one year old;and it is therefore
reasonable to assume that he is the best
bull of the breed in all Canada. The bull
calf is also a good one in all respects. He
weighs over Sllllbs at dve months old.
The cows are all excellent specimens,
being low set and with great depth of
body and smooth in outline. Any one of
them will turn the scales at over 1300 lbs.
though only in breeding condition and
justcu the grass. These cattle will assur-
edly uphold the honor and prestige of the
brefd inthe far od' provinces and _will
also reflect credit upon our Island stock. .
Our izrest western provinces with their,
boundless resources and immense possi-
bilitifsin live stock raising are destined
at no distant day to become the home of
some of the best pure bred herds in the
world; and it is therefore pleasing to
know that some of their most prominent
breeders in seeking new blood for their
herds, are passing hy Ontario and making
thelrpurchases in the little province by
the ses. It is claimed, and no
doubt with much truth, V-that
there is no spot in the world
where catzle, in fact all kinds
of domestic animals, are _freer from dis-t
ease than on this Island. Here, tuber-
culosis, pleuro and many other ills that
are so common among cattle in many
other countries, are practically un- r
known; and were this fact more generally
known throughout Canada, the United
States and elsewhere, unquestionably our
stock would be readily sought-especially
for breeding purposes. How important
it is then that our government should
rigidly enforce the laws which have been
enacted regarding" the examination by
competent veterinaries of all live
stock, especially ' cattle brought-
tg, our shores, and allow none to
land which cannot pass the test for tuber-
culosis and otherwise show a clean bill of
heal h, so as to__Cmai_ntaln . the reputation
for that freedom from disease! which we
noir claim to possess. It ismuch easier,
considering our isolation,` than other
places to enforce such laws; and their en<
fo.:ement_Would give this provincaan
advantage in the cattle markets of the
world, sowever it is ,to be hoped '_ that
this tra _ with the I-.°5,5> so ,_ auslllolously
begun,  continue andenlarge. ,_ V. 
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shoes, Ames Holden Vmake.
   
Ask for
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_sumo her work in Chicaoole, India. 
‘Work Secretory, returns this evening
T A McLean wdsf Q l passenger'  the
Princess Saturday night.
Mrs Harry McLean,Souris has returned
from a visit to Amherst.
Walter Matheson returned Saturday
night after a trip to Boston.
Misa Laura Beer of Carter 8: Oo has
returned from a visit to Boston. ` ~‘ l
Dr. G. S. M lls, Montague was a passen- 1
. ser by the express Saturday night.
James Calder, Charlottetown is visi ing
Horace Ewing, Duke Street, St. John. ' 3
returned Friday night from atrlp abroad.
Scctla, Summerside, spent Sunday in the
City . _ A
Mrs Rev G R White, Brighton, is
t_visiting friends in Moncton and Stn
Johns- '
Dr. Gane was a passenger bythe Prin-
cess Saturday night returning from
Boston .
Dr, and Mrs. Ayers, who spent Thanks-
giving at Sourls, returned to the city on
Saturday. ` i ' T
Saturday night from a trip to Boston and j
New York. ‘
Miss Janie McKenzie, ,Flat River _ia
vlsltlnk tn the city the guest at the resid-
ence of F Perkins. . 1 1
Tremaine returned Saturday night from _af
visit to_ Bedequf. ` _
Calvin McCallum, St. Eleanors, came to
the City Saturday night and will take
special course in P. W. College. t
W. C. Pearce, Intern~\tiooal"l Sunday
School Worker, Chicago ls the guest ol
Col. and Mrs'F _S Moore while in the city.
W T Robb, Moncton, lda visit to
mns'Msrui» clark, asugiuter of 1:0
Clark, Bay View, leaves today t to, re-t
i Mrs B. C. Cox and her daughter Laura I
Milton McLeod of the' Bank of Nova 1'
Misses Marion Vi>athen and. Bessie!
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his brother A. W. Robb, Friday and ‘went 'f ‘
to New Glasgow Saturday. i
Frank Delaney of the Madgdene
'Islsndswasapasaengerby the Princess
?.athurt;iay night on a ‘business trip to the
n . .
Jules Martaigne, and Mrs' ‘Mortaigne
who has been visiting her old homein
Morcil A left on return te Boston‘
Saturday. ,
meeting hissister who came to the Is-
H. H. Hamilton, Y. MLC. A. Boys‘|
from the me-oouiuate Y. M. 0.a.-
-Convention at Sackville. `
William Wright formerly with A`
a passenger by the Princess ZSaturday
night on avisit to his home here.
. J .B. Wilson, Toronto, formerly superin-
tendent of mechanical work `at 
Hillsboro Bridge came tc the city .Satur-
day nisht and will remain several 
; Miss Bessie Henderson and Miss Bessie
McLaren of Dundas _accompanied by- Miss
Miss Bertha Forbes of Charlottetown left
Saturday for Somerville Mass. .
f It’s impossible to avoid musquito- bites
rheuma:.ic_piins, perhaps sick headache
or summer complaint. A bottle of Pol-
son’s Nerviline in camp is indispensable
because it is a speedy cure for all these
ills. Nervliineis govd to rub on asa
liniment, an_d can’t.b_e beaten for internal
use in stopping pains and aches. N ervlline
is a household necessity and saves big'
doctor bills hy curing the little ills before T
they get serious. ‘ Better try a 25c bottle
of Nervihne. Many say it’s worth its
weight in gold. Every pain flees before
Nervillne. x i
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FOR MONTREAL HAYORALTY.
MONTREAL, Oct. 15.-Mayor Cochrane
and Alderman Laporte, chairman of the
Finance Committee, are in the field for
the Mayoraby. ` i
' 5 0T° Prove to you has
Chase' 0111
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me mmurseturenh 'nl v“e°°g»i¢"‘isn' mai' ;:rt.gm&e" ne¢».°'“
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get3'ourmon4%ba`okifnotcured. 60oabox,at
all ealers or |m¢soN,Ba'rss 8: Co.,Taronto,
Dr. Chase'a ointment
Merit made shoe s, Ames Holden make.
Ask for them. *
A Delight Always.
' The Ice ,Cream we sell is
t i recognized as the best P
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h ‘_ V '_ v If »’  'TI - N all  ...<1
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We haven’t§"beén Stalking
F urs very nrzch of late--_fact 0
is, our Fur 'Trade has as-
srmed such iimmense\ propor-
tions that we think its about B
big enough to `take care of *it-
self now, however a_ iew wg;-ds
about ' our `ST.YLES and
PRICES may save you a
peck of 
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select fiom, ancff they;-§,
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If you want it for aspec-
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we 'I1 make it specially
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' PICNIQ PARTIES 
f Should getcur prices on
Ice Cream before leaving
their orders. _ _ , 
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