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fabrics may be devoted. Ask to see them.

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The Millinery Leaders.

iiiiiiiiism

is certainly cured by the use of

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with all the latest improvement s. Ouraun is to please our custom~ ers and in order to do so we must _give them Castinits equal to any in Canada or U. S. We have therefore procured the very best American Sand and one of the best Moulders in the provinces. We are now in a pos- ition to meet the long desired needs of the public. Why not patronize home Indus-

try and bring along your work. E Give us a trial and be convinced E what we say is true. 5 i Give us a call and we Will en- E deavor t.o,please you. *

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Steam Navigation %(c:>’si Charlottetown P.Ii`..I. PHONE 125.

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Tho Tooooto Giooo toiio tooo tholnaan Qunsrxon 'ro Dnomn.

E cotton mill at Montmorency, now _-_P

employing 350 work people, are about Lawygrg ‘Plead fur the Life of

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journals are silent, but the ma]ority ___ of re

_sult from the plebiscito vote

course are the apathy of the elector- th ate, the smztllness of the vote cast po the strong opposition in Quebec, the to impracticability of coercing that pro- H viiice and the allegation that prohibi' _D tion could not be successfully worked B under such circumstances. We w showed yesterday how illogical was

. mills sold their pl‘0fll1»f'HibY`09'd all murder ot Johntaiilloin Linnfield, Juli

ie “rm” of the Liberal mt m e excellent Libeialjonrnals quoted 19 1897

9 fact as proof that thoy enyyyed Charle A Sayward, of Ipswich, senior 0 much proteomon an hume an we counsel niadi- ihe opening plea H

~ P y th nada has adiised the government ____ act on the iuajority shown by the _O biscite in favor of rohibition and

reseiiteii a large number of petition-i

Pl” P cost of Canadian consumers Has thei p

- - - _ - ‘ One which the Governor sei-med io think

tal<e_tl_ie responsibility of framing a O0 ho b f __ M

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P me ¢0D=lUfDt‘l` ee” 0’ 0 en ' the most imporlnt iitid the prisoners t least the ori»aii~»,once so solicitous good character, and a belief that Williamf- his behalf, seem to have foigotten did noi intend riillrdefo but larcfnv T __ support ihis viiwi was sired inat Wil

liains wa noiariiied when he entered the

_ It is said the Khalifas treasure haS ‘ mme was Sigiwd b Judge Harmon

H t forwqrd for this of the E ex pro ia. e coiiri, W J Hale,

le reasons Pu ' ‘ been found buried in the desert and

hibitory law. A tew Liberal P

them are busy endeavoring to find* __ asoiis why no prohibition shall

to double their output and the num-l A111-gd 0_ Wjlligmg,

witnxasnav. oor_ 5. isss. ber of their employee-i. The mills are_ (Boi-tou Heratii.) _W

ipping grey cutooiis at a,go.;d pio The exccii we council, Goiernor ol-

~ - .- _ __ ting gaveaiieiiriiigliiiit week

to British East Afiica. The tur _cont PW" »_ _ _ _ _ _

AND PROHIBITION. ions thing about this is than whmlon the proposition oi i.omiiiuiai..ori oi

at it amounts to ten millions f ,nr unds sterlinff-more than enouvh Henrv P Moulton ofSiileni, who nas no pay the cost of the war under Sit l"““"“S* "1 me C‘*"°» *XCPPL "Um the f"UdV etbert hitchenei s prudent manage oflhe ewdence 'mer me ma" made “

em 'Ibis ls g 'Od news’ If true Linder Massa ‘ usett law, he said there fl~I‘0Il 1\I5Cl1€f1€‘F1* ‘B/ld 50 be tmubled are oulv thri-i cla ses of murder punish blel ith tailinff sivht May it not be with theileaihpeualty-with malice afore-

the he. po-ed to the majorit in the othei l pro

` fav act the

Sir P Tment, elsewhere quoted in this issue, led

the

em ple tio

ple

ves _ un-otlicial gathering but was attend- ‘

some opposition owing to the poverty °

money to be placed with the Minister 1

chase 18 tirst-c’a=s, 21 second class, f and 46 third-class ships of war _“We 1 shall in the future have a better and a more united people as the result of

the war,” said Senor Polo.

Tho Moiiioaiot ohoioio of coooao ` ___ _ _

ce business. To this end a com- pany will be formed exclusively with- »

the membership of the church, and -

risks will be confined to Methodist churches and parsonages. The profits

the superannuation and supernumer- ary funds. The ministers in each

The Toronto Star says the plebiscite vote in the provinces of Ontario, Nova _ Scotia, Manitoba and P.E. Island was” 47.26 per cent of the names on the lists, against 63.90 per cent polled in the general political election of 1891, after one of the hottest political Cam-

igns ever contested in Callniddi. TUB

diH`erence is only l6.64 per cent

ma orit in all the rovinces in

ey done so, and had the electors

be th

voted with that understanding there; b WO \V

of the

eLiberal 'ournals that now ur e C

y that greater

barrassment will result, The peo- ,

n It would have been bett r

_ o e not g have asked the advice of the peo- must be fully alive to the c0nsequ8n06B than, having asked it to refuse to °

governed by the counsel received

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The people of Spain are c0nSlCl6l’lllg The diversity of uses to which ii can be ‘ _ _ _ _ w the mn re lace their l t ut and many doctoris bids it saves qiience tive members of the council visiiea

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meetin was rccentl h ld ` Mad-

of all the provinces It was an 3

contention that Quebec ought to so ve its will, when that will is Op-

. life lhere was no evidence ofthe first or

.- B h y - 1 h ,__ Vote for prohmmon and Brmsh second claoiea Breaking into a house

lmces- “D t e case m C ear l' a precedent goes to make it ceitain that ,mb ,mom to C0 -_ _

the government ae now to requiie P

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or of prohibition before they will W they ought to have frankly stated words of Su. Wnfud L,,_u,,eI. dum, ' case in that way to the electorate th ore the vote was taken. ' I-Ia.d_p

uld not no be much to complain W

if the government failed t0 act on must be pie__ aied io abide by the coi,-_ direction given them by the ma- sequences. Wneii the government hat

jority throughout the Dominion, the will of thi-_people before them. it _

The Lwvernment dirl not do this. W_ _ __ __ wiifi-id i.oonoi’_» ioido io oriio- sive effw 1° the “"1‘°f the veovle-' i

to the belief that the government __

uld carry out the wishes of the _ _ _ _ t _

_____j_______y_ wh_____h____ it was found :O be plebiscite voting made it clear to his in favor of or against prohibition heaters that the votmg was to de'

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government to disregard the P

ohoo of tho ooojority ore therefore “Every eltcivr ih 'uld straishtfvr-

askin the Premier to stultif ` W

sel

me W course. It ma be found _g

g y him- _ Y _ _ _

f_ They hope to save the goverm country may know how popular senil- ____ from embarrassment by that ment stands upon the question. Those

_ _ _ _ han maty think. * "‘ * The fact

have pointed the road to prohibi- io that ooo _ i., ino

at he was dazzltd with the flash of

rohibition you viill have, said Mi oster on a recent occasion And hat is more impoi tant we have the

edebate on the plebiscite bill in arlioment He said

ll hen the “ill of tl e people has

een iiilirmed, is it will be ailirnied oi e ay or the oth- r. then the governmei s

i.l have to tate .~iich step; as will.

Even Sir Henry Jioly in his ad- ress to the electors on the eve of the

icide whether the country would -get i rohibition or not. He said :

ardl declare himself so that the

ho iefiain from v0‘ing__wlll incur _a reat responsibility much more Serious

e _ent man who will

ive his vote in iavor Of pI'0hibili0n

f his so doing.”

Every household should have on Rnd 9. l)0X Of Dr. Chase's Ointmcntfl

__ ~ _ ' senthice ot Alfrfd C. Wiliiiimii, sentenced'

__ under Conservative rule the cotton _ _ _~ ~ _ _ _

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nd mwmmend "_ . _ ' councillors had a ltiziiigatiilkngiih liiiiii” die

' The result ot their investigation will DI. not be made known until they report at the " meeting today.

ashington, presided. There was

Polo y Bernabe, late Minister' to ‘f - '

olved to open a subscri tion in all 6

Marine, suliicient to build or pur

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the cities and towns of Spain, the

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resolved to go into the tire insur~ I

the company will be paid over to

trict will be the only agents.

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ears. leaving a wife, nine children, ` I

even grand children as well as is

ergo circle friends and ac uain ‘ ia - _ We have opened a Eng: ling

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ui rigs. Overcoatings and Troilseri

otanyhuman being,fromEczema. She could neither iii: down nor lie down, her tortum was lointemse. Itriedlll tliedbctoll that I 00tl1d remh, but she got so that I tlrmly believe she would have died within twelve hours it I had not been advised ofCimoim.i Rmnmms and 8‘°¢them. llywifeauenttosleepintwohours ‘WW #716 ff# application, although she had M' WP# for seven days, and with two boxes of Cirrzcinu (ointment) and one cake of Curious.; Soar she doin absolutely cm-ed, and

is well and hearty to-day.

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At her liite residence. Douglas Street, _ L3" it :‘_°"°“_';°°d fb” the E‘"°“° ii ooiobor 5.11, Eioooor iiioiiio. bo- §_'_:_°___;"_;_‘_‘;‘_____°___§_‘_f_‘_° _:‘_8°_'§°;° ’§:_=:_’f:_'_=f1__*_;“g__

the people, but in the end it was loud wife of 'games J' O Rem-V’ aged .Alfred C Williams, the murderer. io im -

4 years’ mavmg." husband “nd tm" prisoninent for life- Councillors Sullivan was t° mmm then' l°°°' and Atherton voted in favor of commuia- _ On the 0’Leary Road, Sept.. 22nd, lion. Williams will consequently be hung. 898,, Donald Currie, miller. aged 68 *_*-' _ _ i

much treasure 8 crneliv, or 'n an attempt to commit a crime

iii-raiiiiiiii ioiio iifoi tooo to 3°'°’” Y°“°1"’°Y»-“"“"“2 “$3 P '°» “fl

g y e in _ g p tho _ . _ . .

rid at which were present rgppgggnigg. family medicine chest. all dealers sells xgelrhggcteodnlvfn to ibe Jail' “nnmms

ti b hanged in Salem jail Oc' 7 for thi-

registrar of died", and nearly all the Essex

learned arguinent of a technical nature

thong r or with extreme atrocitv and

punishable bv ileoth or imprisonment for

nimit larceny is no a

crime pnwshahle by death or i'nprii~on~ ment for life The evidence did not show where Williams was for ionic davit before the crime Williams bore marks of a struggle There was no other evidence of one Williams had no weapon and had made no preparation to commit A crime

PenrvF Hulbert said the young man

st od on thi- treshold of death wiihoiit friend. , and the Essex bar, practically wilhfiutcxcepiion, had come forward to_ hr-lp him. He came simply as a mam-r ot' duty, without hope of reward. His brother i lawyer-, with himself, felt that the j~iry’s verdict was not founded on the evidence. The point made by his brother Moiiltori was not made in the irial,and the Aitor~ ne_y~Grueral will not deny its force.

Attorney-General Knowlton, who came

in late, said no man in Essex county or elsewhere wanted this man hanged. There was no evidence. Gallo was an Italian who had accumulated in gold and other money $100. Wiiiiinoii had the Kioodikofovor and only the money Galle had _stood lie~ tween him and joining a party of friends for that place. He went to Gallo’s house -his castle in the night to get the monev. There was io iight-and Italians can fight-but Williams overpowered Gal- lo 8nd he fell. To cover up the evidencei of his crime Williams fired the cottage. That is murder, whatever may be said of it. Murder does no' always como lrrom o previous had character. It comes from o temptation too strong to have ii humin

life stand in the way.

The iiooi-ing clo=ed and the councillors

took the matter under sdviseinent

They evidentlv found the question ex-

tremi-.ly di$cult. to decide, and in conre

q tance

mourn their loss.

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My wife was _in the most horrible condition

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@ line of Sponges and invite your

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Our Wa

A splendid line of Sundries

We have opened up a nice

inspection.

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