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ESTABLISHED 1841.

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llass, Snielts, and Eels a specialty.

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Published in Pdnoo dwarc »

The Charlottetown Guardian.

The Adventure 'of Charles Augustus Milvertoti

No. 7 of the Series

(¢'el!'ft“» UN. ly 1. Conn Dqla sul ¢'|!l|or’| Wuuy.)

(cmvirai. ml. by Mrci-n. niiiin u cr.; Holmes snt motionless by the tire, his

hands buried deep in his trousers pock- ets, his chin sunk upon his breast, his eyes fixed upon the glowing embers. For half nn hour he was silent and still. Then, with the gesture of a man who has taken his decision, be sprung to his feet and passed into his bedroom. A little later a riiklsii young workmen, with ii goatee beard and a swagger, lit his clny pipe ut the lnmp before de- scending into the street. "I’ll be back some time, Watson," said he, and van- ished luto the night. I understood that he had opened his campaign against Charles August Mllvcrton, but I little dreamed the strange shape which that cnmpiilgn was destined to take.

For some days Holmes came and

went ut all hours lu this attire, but be- yond ii remark that his time was spent nt Hampstead und that it was not wasted I knew nothing of what he was doing. At last, however, on ii wild, tcmpestuous evening, when the wind screamed and rattled against the windows, lic returned from his lost ex- pedition, rind, having removed his dis- guise, he siit before thc_flre und longli- ed heartily in his sllcut inward fashion.

“You would not call me n rnarrylng

man, Watson?" _

"No, indeedl” _ li.; l i_~'l il- A

“You‘il be interested to hear that I'm

engaged.”

“My dear fellow! I congrat”-

“To Milverton’s housemuld."

“Good heavens, Holmes!"

“I wiintcd informatioii, Watson."

“Surely you have gone too far." “lt was a most necessary step. I am

ii plumber, with a rising business, Es- eott by mime. I have walked out with licr eiicli evening, and I have talked with her. Good heavens, those talks! However, I have got all I wanted. I know Milvertoifs house as I know the piilm of my hand."

"But the girl, Holmes?" ` _

He shrugged his shoulders. "You can't help it, my dear Watson.

You must play your cards ns best you can when such a stake is on the table. However, I rejoice to say that I have ii hated rival, who will certainly cut me out the instant that my back ls turned. Whitt u splendid night it is!"

“You like this weather?" _“It suits my purpose. Watson, ` I mean to burgle Miivcrtou‘s house to- night.”

I bail n catching of the brctiih and

my skin went cold at the woi'ds, which were slowly uttci-ed ln n tone of cou- centrated resolution. As ii flash of lightiiliig in thc night shows up.in nn instant every dctiiii of ii wild innd- scape, so nt one giriuce I seemed to see every possible result of such nn action -the detection, the capture, the hon- ored career ending in lrrcpnrnble fnll- iire and disgrace, my friend himself ly- ing nt the m`ei'cy of the odious Milvcr- ton.

“For hciiven's sake, Holmes, think

what you are doing!" I cried.

“My dear fellow, I have glvcu it ev- iry consideration. I um never precipi- ente in my actions, noi' would I adopt so energetic uiiil, indeed, so dtingcrons ii 'course if any other were possible. Lct us look at iiic matter cleui'ly and fairly. I suppose that you will admit that the action is iuoriilly justifiable, though technically criminal. To burglo his house is no inoi-c than to forcibly tiike his pocketliook, an action in which you were prepared to uid nic.”

I turned it over in my mind. "Yes," I siiid. “it is morally justifia-

ble so long ns our object is to take no articles suvc those which are used for an illegal purpose."

“Exactly Since it is morally jiistliin-

ble I have only to consider the question of personal risk. Surely ii gentleman should not lay much stress upon this when a lady is in moat desperate need of his help?" _ “You will be in such a false position." "Well, that is part of the risk. There

is no other possible way of regaining these letters. The unfortunate lady has 'not the money, and there are none of her people in whom she could confide. Tomorrow is the last dny of grace, and unless we can get the letters tonight this villain will be as good as his word und will bring about ber ruin. I must therefore abandon my client to ller fnte or I must play this lalt card. Be- tween ourselves, Watson, lt's a sport- ing duel between this fellow Mliverton and me. Ho had, as you saw, the best of the first: exchanges, but my _self ro- spect and my _reputation are concerned to fight: it to a'flbllh_" ‘

"Well, I don’t like it, but I suppose it must lie," laid I. “When do we ltart?"

“Yon an not coming.” “Then you are not going,” acid I. "I

give you my word of honor-ind I nev- erbroke it 'in my life-that Iwili take a cab straight to the police station and give you away unless you let me share this adventure with you_" '

culnrs apply F. MCKENNA, ‘ "YOII ¢ln’¢ help mo."

Charlottetown, Q\1¢°“ 5\l'¢¢f-

Anq. 4, iso. tn wed. rimolyr

'How do you know tliat'l» You cliff

tell what may happen. Anyway my

reéoiufion is Taken. Other people be- side you have self respect and cven reputations."

Holmes had looked annoyed, but bil

brow cleared, and ho clapped me on the shoulder.

“Weil, well, my dear fellow, bo it ao.

We have shared this same room for some years, and it would bc amusing if we ended by sharing the some cell. You know, Watson, I don't mind cou- feasiug to you that I have always had an idea that I would have made a highly eillclent criminal. This is the chance of my lifetime in that direction. Seo here!" He took ii neat little leath- er case out of o drawer and, opening it, he exhibited a number of shining instruments. “Tiiiii is a ni-st clues up to date burgltng kit, with nickelplated jimmy, diamond tipped glasréntter, adaptable keys end every modern lin- provement which the march of, civiliza- tion demandl. Here, too, is my dark lantern. Everything is in order. Have you ii. pair of allen! slices?"

“I have rubber soled tennis shoes."

"Excellentl And ii mek?" “I can make ix couple out of black

silk."

“I can see that you have a strong

natural turn for this sort of thing. Very good, you make the masks. We shrill have some cold supper before we start. It is now 9:80. At 11 we shall drive as for ue Church row. It is ii quarter of an hour’s walk from there to Appledore Towers. We shall be at work before midnight. Milvertbn is a heavy sleeper and retiree punctualiy nt 10:30. With any luck we should be back here by 2 with the Lady Eva's letters in my pocket."

Holmes and I put on our dress

clothes so that we might appear to be two theater goers homeward bound. In Oxford street we picked up a hansom and drove to nn uddress in Homp- stend. Here we piild on' our cab] and with our greatconts buttoucil up, for it was bitterly cold and the wind seemed to blow through us, we walked along the _edge of the heath.

TO BE CONTINUED.

Loss oi _ Power

in Digest Foot

Aiuoue 'rss 1-‘ir<s'r.: znnicA Troiss or i-XHAUs'r1-:D Nsnvns-THE CURE is

r. t3hase’s

organs of the body is the digestion and

nervous energy:

und the very source th, 5;

and vitality interfered with. r `. To prevent physical bankrupt.; the nervous 'system must be built up by outside uid such tis the use of Dr Clii\se's Nerve Food,n. preparation coin- posed of the very elements of nature which goto form new blood and nerve cells.

Besides this restoriitive influence on

the whole syiitein,Dr_ C|insc’s Nerve Food lhnn nn immediate rind direct effect on the dlircstlve system.

It stimulates the nerves of taste rind

inrlucesafood flow of snlivii to nirl fil~ gestion. t. excites the glands of the stomach and produces ci plentiful sup ply of- the gastric digest vo fluids. t

shnrpcns the appetite rind nrouseshunfzcr.

Especially w ieri-_ appetite mid the iibil-

ity to digest have dinilnlshcd, ns Iii nervous exhaustion, nnat-mln, the irsuli

and bowels and the building and up

revitalizing of the whole gzstein.

Mr. Arthur I.ntTri-ty. alpcquc Road,

Charlottetown, P. E. I., stutesi-“I was

make me start up nervously. My nerves

City Council meets nn the second Mom

Mayor; W. W. Clarke, City Clerk.

1.t<‘pe I’ilr_i»1¢`viir. in ilc lilf. Degree, Tuesday night at 8 p. m. Busl ness of importance

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\llnard’| Llnimcnt Cures Bernu etc.

rw,

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Goodyear Welted too, which meti`i.is_'1ong' wear and comfort.

=’ - This stamp on the sole of each shoe is your Before you buy nnother.paii', just ask your I

_ protection both for quality and price. " dealer to show you “Royal Purple" shoes. m

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Ti-iz Laiioezrr Sl-toe Manuraorunene in C/mana.

should weara “Royal Purple” shoe. It is the very best J' thing in the way 'of shoe perfection for women at a ‘ moderate figure. Nothing so good as f‘Royal Purple” can be had except at a very much higher price. The C ' models are the smartest styles of the season-newest -_

f heels and toes--in all the _popular 1eathers-theyi are ll

A Woman With A- Pretty Foot _

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Mn. A. N. rmisnit Prev. Man r.

Tho Mutual Lilo Insurancoagg. of New York, May 2'it , |005

Clirirlott/etown _P. E. I.

DEAR Sin:-I nckiiuwicdge with thanks the receipt of your Ccnip:iiiy’i< clicquc

ffl' ¥7.0.'i0._30 Oli Punk of Igoii real ; also Aiiiiuity Policy No. 11725, which provides- lm' 0" Mal/ 18 . 1905 an each yeast for life, 'I will reootva three hundred doiliirs l3’°°..ii.l 'lv'2§’°in‘i'i»‘ii'3“»”vi’fi."ii’{»i“’»°ii‘.i"A '°'i’3° i° ”Fi`i'n°i`i‘i‘i“1*’{i?{h"ifiiYi`i"in1§ii"n'”i`i§ ‘é’i'i co. dir Nicw'YonK. B mm Y “ ~

This I consider a splendid roault, ns to buy an Annuity of P300 nt my ago would

txigztég zo§:Ry:igf'%:tgI&6£.nnd getting mi Annuity o $800, I nm getting

I also curry another policy in your oorppiiiiy, in which I hiivo all coiiildcnco,

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W ritc today for full particulars.

A- N. FRASER, Charlottetown, P. E. I,

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ro Smith Premier’s No. z _ . _ _ _ _ _ .$55.00 to $65.00 5 Sxniili Premier’s No. r _ _ . . ._ _ . _ '4o.oo to 5o oo 6 Remington’s No. 7. ._ _ , . ._ .. 55.00 to 65.oo 3 Reniington’s No. 2 ..._ _ . . 4o.oo 5 Underwood’s.._... .... 60.00 2 Yost’s No. 5 (wide carriage).... 45,oo

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2.t£mpire’s _ ..__....-35.00 5Ca1igraph's._... _ i5.ooto 3ooo

The above machines are guaranteed for one year.

Terms:-$10.00 cash and $10.00 per month, or 5 p. c.

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days only.

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Lax! colds’ . & C ‘ For prirticiiliirs rind Tickets ciili on

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made iikirti-i ua we liuvc to giinriiiiioo ull our goods that bo-iir our label, mid if our skirts orc iiol. i-iiitiirifiii-lui-y It would noon liijilru oiii' rcpiiiiil iiiii. Mor-it of our oiixtoiiiuin liiiiidlo lair-gli quiintitlcn uf skirts, sonic uf tliuiii

iinld over u tlioiiiuiiid skirts Inst year. If they were not good skirt-i

they could nut. Roll so iiiniiy. 'l`liiiik i

it over, It is worth your vuiisirlifm- tloii, ur butlerstill, give us ii Li-iai

order iiiidjiidgc for yuurriclf. ",

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Makers of satisfactory skirts.

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P. E. Island Sales Agent. P. O. Box 669. Charlottetown.

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The S. S. RESTIGOUCIIE sailing

from Montreal about Monday, Nov. `6th, will be due at Ch’town, Thursday, Nov. 9, and will sail for St. ]olin’a, Nild, carrying live stock .on deck and produce under deck at lowest rates.

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To be Identified

As n wcll dressed mnii you . must huvc clothes tiint nru up

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Wo make tlicni.

CRAIG & KIGGINS,

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Queen Street.

6-15 dw 1 yr.

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Farm For Sale.

The executors of the will of the late

George Clark, offer for sale that valu- able farm at Clarktowii, Lot 37, fronting on Hillsboro River, two inilus from Mount Stewart. This farm con- sists of :oo acres of upland and zo acres of marsh land ; all but about 20 acres

of the upland is cleared and in a good state o cultivation, the balance is covered with mils and lumber. The farm has streams of fresh water along two sides of it, and has an nbiiiiilaiicc of alder and marsh mud, nnilis in cl0se_pi'oximity to the mussel beds of the river. The railway station is but two miles distant and the wharf but one.

For further particulars, terms. &c,

apply to S. C. Clark or Kimble Collin, Mount Stewart or W. Leitch, Charlot- tetown.

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