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/i' declare to be price.

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, The quickest and surest way to the _ recowrv of lost health. is by the use of ;_ that radical and rational remedy Dr ii pi¢rc,.-_< Qolden Medical Discovery", ` Dis; ‘eases “hicli originate in the stomg¢h must he cured through the stomach. A .hogof chronic sufferers who had "dogs twttl" for years for a diseased heart, _ iiver or spleen, have at last used “Gglden Medical lliscovery “ for the blood, gtgm. itch and organs of digestion and nutri. tion. and found a perfect cure of the hitherto incumhle ailments. The most eonvinciiig argument for a trial of the “Golden Medical Discoverv" is that it k cured so many peopk “given up.. by the doctors. _

There is no alcohol, ¢¢j@§;g¢_ hpium

q other narcotic in “Golden Medica)

“I have lon felt it to

:sou what ygur ‘C-_old_gld‘B‘lt1l*'dicalc;‘x?s?e'ov1fy‘gdg$ .,....- "‘xif.;;":..s°r.‘:.‘:."°°;";s‘ lgxiugton. Ky. "1 haginiermiigtent feivterséii

Ever and aguel one ydr befor tnk` 'mines and am: prodnuad x`§¢'nrabxl1:_g

had h. . d _.im °i>-.::.i.l"°=‘f”"*°° L 'E use of womb troubf l sad

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Q. I have taken t&e¢ bottle of each of

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Tulips.

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Narcissus.

Freesia,

Bermuda Lilies.

Chinese Lilies.

all colors, all first quality

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most hotly contested football came of the season was played on the Wandere ’ llrouuds on Saturday afternoon, Oo-t.27th, between the Senior team of Dnlhousie and the Service (team). L The day was all that could be desired

and _the grounds were in excellent- condition. Throughout the first half of

§h9S'Hme_rnuch ofthe playing was done ll the Services territory ' and som., little time before the end of the first half Dalhousie secured u try but failed to kick agoal.

when \vaS the score

stood 50in fmvor of Dalhousie. In the second half there was more open playing and several times the Services came very ""*“` SL`°1`"\R. but in every instance the Dalholisie H10" Droved themselves Bt for the occasion and kept their opponents` away from their goal.

‘The closing part of the game was

1'?

The most interesting as well as their

played largely in the Sel"Yice`is`t;¢rri|»m-_7

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n again ailed to kick agoal. Thus at the end of the fgame Dalhousie

had won by a score of 6-0. f Therewasmueh playin' doggy” _ both sides hut_Daino'asie'¢ full baokjn particular deserves gréat praise. Had it | not been for his good running ah

Dalhousie the Senior trophy. _; _

There is yet another game to be played’ I km-,Vw n° speaker wht’ litters

in the Senior .League between Dalheuse and the Wanderers. but as Dalhousie has

already defeated the Service t\\'lce,___a.nd the Wanderers once, it is imposslblithnt either of the others can secure the much

coveted prize. ' ~

_“__ L 'with that fascinating

Great preparations are being made for mfg of the ‘Mah of Act{b'n_

ful .

the reception of the returning soldiers. ‘

A large banquet will be held in the

armory besides many others of il. smaller nature throughout the city. f' '

At present men are busy constructing arches over the principal streets of the diy and the stores on all` si-ies are beginning to have a gay appearance. The procession through the city will be a large ole. Dalhousie is to be represented by the faculty and some three' hundred students. '

¢ _

Dr. Bordei, of Sackville, delivered a very able interesting lecture in Dalhousie collagen.. sunday afternoon the subject, “On Relation to Purity in Politics.” _ ~.

He showed veryforcibly that

0£__gur country to-day is that we shall have strifhg characters-characters sfrojj _ to do and todare and who will not

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°“P°°‘“"f¢°1‘ hi' l°°4 tasklhs. tlmseone is "° ‘Z H:‘\;riili:¢Q‘?nu!;iaéiiiti: !“e1y would _ulfdonbtedly have .bee `= °n°y' e W ' ' ._ V ` dige,.,nt_ f n” nr’ on _ is the eve ofethe coming eloctlbufi ‘ ' Mr_ A_'N_1_

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Th* Wil"1l°8' Of UNB flame gives, T ennmenm- inspiring > \ie"w York Cit.`Oct.'27 L

lecture was much appreciated by heard it. ,L ~ '3E.'i;s‘5'

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It’s worth while taking a look at Teddy Roosevelt-Rough Rider, Police Com~ missigner, hthor, Statesman, Sportsman, Governor of New York. , `

Just a look at shortdistance-justacross

Madison Squaru Park, _this city; time: Friday evening, dayfoflgrace October t-he twenty-sixth, and Teddy the one central heroic figure among all this great to_wn`s fair women and brave _men, the target of a million huzzas, the magnet of a million worshippers come to praise Caesar and not to inter him.

There has never been,and there never

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torpedoes explodehlnder the feet calvary escort, and=‘the air is sud<I_e;i§`y;~f-;p perfect glare of fine. Teddy is sober black, and wears a sombre-slifnplgd Fedora instead of 'his usual silk tile#-ja kind _of oblation to the “massee_.?__' _His carriage proceeds in solemn state 'telcos the historic plaza towards the garden. The scene of enthusiasm is unpaintable. _,To the observer how typically deliciously American it is! Here are the thin,g`a.»_fn which an Am_e_rican__delights, 3 e i. in.fwhi®

Wild huzzas greekhim while hundred! of- E "° suddenly attacked by:°;°d th°h` I

as the Southérner loves' hot bread _ch_i`ckcxf_-frlcasee. Presently the diesand _the light

Teddy is now_

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His speech is not new, _lb »est_ing. He's a great study

at such whitc»hc`a"t,seémin'gly the teeming furnace 'of his seems to intcnselybelieve every that proceeds from his lips. He pay pedantic attention to yet he touches nothtugwllleh he adorn. His spoken words

a verbal replica of his vivid impressions His gestures are few and simple. heiphows his dental economy in a sty1e,w.hl_ch has _been cartooned ov_er all the_,worl_d, -lacks lights and humor, he is,_1_xot a succesd at repartee, yet he _is the finest _alive in America to-day. He has charm. _ His words are “red-hot" to use _a

phrase; _ and still _ he never _ 7 and

_English is as agreeable as D¢‘P¢y\"s. He speaks slowly, _est deliberation driving every Saxon home into the consciences ofhis audience. They wonder when his "umm" _li’¢'s. _wi.y_,_iie issuances. ‘

` Roosev'elt_is` aged example of'

i .:ess_whlch_a Kan of Deedsis _ He has led the “sn-en‘noiis' lite, __ own famous phrase. Although l. ican public is superficial, it can `l\\lmb\fR8Bd long aititf .il 'lies `

~.Teddy as the true metal. He will not

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The children need protection duilng

the variable we'atlie'i-I*"`Many little ones

lllves placed in peril. A fe1r.d6S¢s*'of$i'- Bronéhial Syrup given-as the dreaded unable is comma _ the' child and give it sweet '~sl6dp;°*`Séé ~tl1at you have a bottle of Harvard Syrup, i|i'your home. _ ' ' ‘f`3

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An Indianapolis physician died. .the

his very S0i1Jl=AillIl<i°i~l1 Supreme ¢°°°i3Y~ other day while laughing at a

will be again, a scene so peculiarly splen- For the New fork citizen loves Fireworks This on 1,; no b¢ ,_ 'wan _ tn mg'

did and profoundly .American _as oli Madison Square last evening. Teddy came back in the afternoon, from his four weeks of going up and down the world, to speak in' Madison Garden, to give a kind of Roland for the Democratic Oliver. i The Republican Clubs have been pre- paring for it for weeks.

He arrived at the Fifth Avenue Hotel

about 5 o'clock. -

At\eight o'c-lock there must. have been a.

million people in and around Madison Square. _

From all parts of the city came Repub-

lican parades,couverging upon the Square, with seventylbrass _band_~i, and gay with torches and emblems and banners. The Broadway cable cars were almost at ri standstill: cabrivers gazed with despair on the throngfand then turned their horses’ heads around: and pedestrians who wanted to go uptown had to make a circuit by Fourth or Sixth Avenue. On the Square were twenty-five booths from which iron-lunged spclhinders' told forth in stertorous voice the disabilities of Bryanism. From the heaven-storming tower cf Madison Square Garden, itself studded with electric globes, bclched forth myriad coruscations of fire in every fairy device known to the inimitable Pain. From every point of the Square bombs vomited heavenward with deep- resounding boom, scattering comet-tailed streams of star-dust over the indigo back ground of the night, while rockets whizzed ~ far above the ghostly outlines of the Dewey Arch in tortuous trails of light. Phe night was made like day. No such indescribably beautiful display of fire-

York life, the lame the halt. the blind.

A (lloomy

Future

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stu-cdbythollsoofllr. 6l\ase’¢lsrlo Food.

_ Headache, backache, sleeplessness, despondency, and irregularities are the result of an exhausted condition of the body and nervous system.

No treatment was ever so eiiicacloul

A in restoring heal-th, strength, vigour, and vitality as Dr. Cha.se's` Nerve j Food, the great blood builder. ` Mrs. J. M. Bradley, 100 Jane street, ‘ Ottawa, states:--“ For several years' I

have been gradually -.running down in health. I became nervous and weak. ` and worried greatly over my future.

and the wonderful results it has ac-

down in health."

or Edmanson Bates and Co.. Toronil

“ Hearing of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food -'

eompllshed in others, I obtained a, box

and began using £1 asddiiéected. _T be- _

an to improve me a e y, an am ` - gm-wants gow restored to full health and vigour. bemoneym yourpocketwbuyy

“ Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is an ex-

cellent remedy, and I can recommend lt to all who are weak, nervous, or run

Dr. Ohase’s Nerve Food. the world’|

I greatest blood builder and nerve re-

storative, 50 cents a. box, at all dealer

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and BNHS B‘F_d§ "1 he “"9" b“t°°"’°£_k“ , adian comic artists not to be as funny as and coffee forhreaklsst. ss the B°S¢0l\i_§l\\»,1,¢y¢m bg. _ _ .. __ _. ¢...... adores bfownbeann and cereal of whelt, ' `

mms' urs Raul; j ‘ icon" lincsi'»f_pdnttoset_k;¢i?tl;o £9 _ _ _letting I. coiggh “sreff W_¢lliohliU¢|f. fa nochnnces that sort. Use Adamconh Botanic Cough Balsam. 25c. all Druggists.

We have always been the acknowledged

,leaders in gents furnishings and was never better than it is now. Wears 'Igoipg to sacrihce it with the great slaughter sale. You'll get your furnish- ings cheap if you buy dur _ng tlle§ale,- R. H. Ramsay 8: Co. 30 5|

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" You‘ll buy goods cheaper at Ramsays this week than they were ever bo\18h¥' fm' in Charlottetown before. _Everybbipg must go.-R. Hqftamsay Sc Co. 2941 =

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` Seo our colored laundred'-shirts with two collars detatched-price 80 cents, now 50c.; 901:. now TOC. All sizes.-R. H. .i Ramsay &. C0. 29 5l

Sce our $1.25 shirt for S50. It's a nice

bolored laundred shirt. Come quick be-_ fore sizes -are gone.-R. H. RamsaY2%

Our entire stock must go. No reserve.

Consequently that is why we are offering you bargains-the like of which were never seen in Charlottetown before. Twill

from R. H. Ramsay Sc Co. d&.w 30 4i

Our bargains are what might be termed

H, Ramsay 8: Co. . 30 4i

elephone. N

- give away bar ins. Come in and see them anyhow. $2 feel_ sure you _will buy when you compare quality and prices.-R.

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l‘he bourgeoise from the lower Bowery, I _ _ and the exquisite bloods of Murray Hill _ _ iostled in the throng before the Fifth T f Avenue Hotel. Here is an urchin crying - _ A

mis “Telegrams‘”-“All about Teddy; eats

'em up alive;”rhere by the curb :is a. awe; _ fvvvvw _ _ _

L automobile, with two fair occupants an ‘ i f . , __ _ , _, .i Willieboy _betwixt 'who guides the _ _ C_[ga1‘aIl(_;Q___S_f5l6_ _w,__u. Of CD88 III 8. ¢W_ brake. who watch the scene with eager A ` " ' ' ” ' _ »

. interest.; here with _his ine\'it'abl¢ _ ‘ __ days as We havg to the stop(-3_ _ _ f 5. _ f

umbrella by the lamp post is Uncle Josh _ _ __ ' - ‘ f _ xf ‘ f ` ‘. ' ' ind Aunt Emily who have come all tin I ' -~ .~ ~ 0 '- _ from Podunk,N J to see ‘the durnet * "'” " parade b‘gosh" and who are in a quite ap

to Eveivtmns

the gallant policemw. ‘UW finest. d1'&“'L u in platoons before the Hotel and ai

gpectacled fellow whom all this fuss is. s ‘ ,about-“Teddy” at your service,-the "'°°'*‘V\-*\f"-"*'““"'

most beloved, the strongest figure* in _ _ ___ S* 0 A__iot of Boots in the Tll8 l1§l3»Il&<- American politics today: _V _ for o.d andyoung mu .. g _. __ » H _~ ha for cash

' Abo t 8 o’clock a surging wave o . _ ,_ __ _ n Pr cbeersustarts from the ~°f~\vd about tlge ~ bB S0ld at ___ __ __ _

corridorandrolle over .lf ;h1-‘eng to t. e i ._ ' _ _ .~ _ __ '__ ,'j- _ f’_§=_'f_; _; T _f-__ . __ ~ _ . __ __ __

furtltermost confines A . _the Square; , _ _ _ ' of

°‘1‘¢ddy" comes out 1'” `__s.briak snappy _L ' , _ Q- _,_ v » . »

gait-and makes his ~ay_ to his coach.

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every angle of the square, watching out for the safety of the Qsafety despising » __ _ __ _ _ ; s _ -~ A _ _ multitude _ _ » l » » ' 'A _ ~ _ - ' ,, ~»

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