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po seemseh Then touow dizziness. headlllhfl

C G Cl Sl

hmmm nervousness, md, 0

lions lever

il set relieved. bl

er blood polaorizng. Hood's I

Pills stimulate the stomach.

sane , xl s corn

Egnghfeid "`ss°ll':i1t2.° soifiii fill li?ig'g1si-1.

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-T-of _ ' 'i I

_v/__.._._-*EE _ ..__..- __ .__ The ~` ~` i otiarr -ailing from Montreal `=

_ fo , of _ i ~- 1* =‘?"iQF

full vote and we shall ascertain em

TH E phatically that the majority of thc

people of Canada do want prohibi

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I l0|.|Sl‘\€S.> , ‘ _ ._ S -

“ ¢.°,,,q by wi-pl liver. which prevents dll' ~ r ` _ _ _ -V ' ‘_

Durand permits reed in ferment and pntrlf! "’ :‘a';_lels'g?§f);,';g;l?¥‘,J%;rl‘a'l' un-tmmmaued Fld (1011. ` g . »; A V

Just. impartial, Rellablei News? ° ' ' ' ‘ “ss S1‘l’i‘..‘r‘I.‘..3.i..“‘.l..?§.l’$ii..§°..i‘;2.?ii2o‘rl‘.%..‘l?.i2 lf; In Canada the fsfms Pwd“¢° ° The 1=\e0'p1e-*s Paper. yearly value of about six hundred

Published atits oillcesr CUl\°1‘°I\ 310°#-9°°“1 million dollars The forests, fisher ia o f u me bio

in ildli_fli5ii¢el§°°'°t`°h° ° °wm‘"' 'mn ies, and mines do not together' yield _ ll _ 5 . g _ ,j ,N

M;f;g3§,§?_n§§r§“g{_}i¥f°f"%%_?}%f‘f¥???,_,._m more olpn $150,000.00? t The value ' _ _ _ s Semi-weekly t.ion(Mond.&. Thui‘.)D01` arising P0!!! our mann ac UNB trails- " - = i.so;i ad ............... ...... ..1.25 _ .

;%il'ef,kiy Iisaitlriillcflrhumdayi per year portation agencies and all the other 51-25” “d"“'§"?a~r-pc-H-6'f'f|'gg"‘ ' ' ' ' ' ° ' '"L00 instruments of commerce would -prob-

; nahve beelpspstablished at me mllgwliégvplww. 8-bly be Wvered by $300i00Oi000~ If I -re su ri tions may Dm . D flU'_“° ‘_ flair, ..rv..§ii...., roi. was ....1 other tai =he:;l;is,\;;°°0;;° f{;\;nf;°°»P;;d:§§f<(>;1e

‘ ness ransac :-_ ' ma, - ‘ I Sunlilliiiiggliilcumes Bwkgtorkn' K' Gump. third morel than all other sources of _I ~§1g\;*’n’:°"- A1b°f°°“ B"°“"°°'°' G' S' M““°'"' wealth combined by about one third.

Souris East, Telephone office, R Seaman.Airent And ygg our legiglatgl-5 cougern Lhgm-

. . .J-E B- M°C“EA,f?,,‘,'{o,_ l"'B‘;:,3n‘;;f,D5,an,ge,_ selves much more about either manu-

\ _ \ I factures, fisheries, or forest wealth fi fl X.;-I M ~ is “"”““""" W than about the great industry of

` farming The reason for this condi- T

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tion of things appears to be .hat other interests by organization and

- . ` ' ”' - _ _ -. - - - - f 1 'ted effort make their influence felt. Friday riioriiiiig, Uttolicr .lst _will be (due, v N r lllll

~. ., _ _\1 (<1, » riiz, Oct. ilth. \\ EDl‘.>DA\.OCl`. 19. 1898. _ _

grad(_\i;5.llo:§i.f3;~igI'Jf8p1n;ia§[‘é”"£farbor G,_&.Ce_¢ _ The farmers have never yet com

' » 2. .\ th S>'d1\‘Y- C"1"'Y"‘E '_' ined to make their influen'e elf ctive Newfoiindl mr Boron decksuld produce ` b D 8

llliN\~§=,,-f`p§<eior»» rail-5-. _ THE VOTE IN P- E. ISLAND- as a body throughout the Dominion

For firrilier D3l`5l~“l*“` as 5° frught and "W"-

°“‘;S;2”“"'°`y t" l Pitlixs nnosaco. The otlicial return °f Sh° _ P_\°bi,°` WW* J O Bl & C0'

- » » _ Airerits. . - - ,- ‘ *“°"“ 0*" ‘S " gl Z 011° Vote m_ “"5 P'°_‘“f°°’ "hmhb" Issssisrr is A Disizasa -Parties can " " ` 7 ,€lSCWh€l'8 glV8I1 IH Chl!! lSSll8 IDIIBU B cured at the

TBHIJNTII EXHIBITION. f

BENIIJVEIJ

'TB IIHA|llBlTETOWN--

While ina'l`oronts attending the

Fair, we bought

the Entire Einiliil or lm Dominion organ tn.

They are now on sale at our Ware

,Rooms

The finest looking and Best Toned

lot of Organs ever brought to the Island.

No increase in prices. -

Call in and see them.

MILLER BROS.,

The P E. Island Music House.

4'!-3 ’

Connolly s Building

Queen Street. g

SINGLE BFFIBE

'ro i.s1'

lNBIIlNERIlN BLBGK

APPLY TO

HORAOE HASZARD. Oct ll tf

YALUABLB BUSINESS STAND

For Sale by Auctio n.

I QM inst_ri1c ed lay Mr. J. S. Morris tn sell

yauct-ion at t e -emises. Lower Queen

Strref, on WEDNEST)AY, the 19th day of OCTO BE R, insr ant at 12 o’ciock, noon.

Thai; desirable properly rn the corner of

Queen and Water Streets, comprising large Brick Warehouse on W-ter Street, Building on the corner _of Queen and Water Streets at PYQS ‘ntocciipieias boirding house, shop and offices; and Buildiniz adjoining Ar-ch~bg,1d Kennedy 85 Co.. fitted for stron and dwelling, will be sold ix Btoc or sep irate lots- this pro- l”»€l'lY&lWuye re_uir~i lo azivsntage and offersa rare opportunity for investment-(average Y0~‘H‘|Y _rf-nt $601 0~‘_l

Sold in order Lo c.ose Lhe estate.

Terms at sale.

_ R. B s:,iiRs'ro, li td Auctoneer.

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Halifax to Great Britain

5. S. ‘-lmridrin L`il\"` lcirrrs Hrlffax

‘Of N4l)llllUll. Oil lj (),-[0\)p.]'_

5-* 5- "l)ill(lill€°` Wlll leave ll:-ilifax

for Iiivrwpool on ‘Zo (lor

\\' \\' CLARKE, land passed by the national parliament-

Av. r

Ch`lo-ii. Aug. 29 `9S_ Hen

A QUICK CURE

FOR COUGHS

and COLDS

Pyny-Pnoloral

'I`h¢CmadianR¢:nedyinrsIl

“UAT All lllllli l|"FEOTlllllS I-lip Bottles, 25 wats. Davis s uiwnnnca co., Lining,

P¢°i>‘a- rm, nova' me xinu. "*" YI!! nomar

highly gratifying to the friends of the forward movement' in temperance matters.

The total vote in the Island is

9,461 for prohibition and 1,128 against. The number of V0t68 C8811- in all was l0,589 or about 43 per cent of the number of qualified voters, assuming the lists to contain 25,000 names. This is a fairly large vote in view of the fact that there were no candidates in the Held and that many other accessories of the usual parlia- mentary election such as are depend- ed upon and effectual in bringing out the voters, were altogether fiwanting.

As will be seen not only were the

majorities in each of the electoral divisions very large, but they were approximately equally large in all sections of the Island. while the ad- verse vote was 'but a nominal one. There was not s. single poll in the province which gave an anti prohibi- tion majority.

It is to be observed that this rs-

msrkable vote is given by the one province which has had the lcnirest and fullest experience of suppressive legislation in dealing with the liquor tratlic, and is not therefore a specula- tive or chance vote. It is the deliberate verdict of a people who have tried prohihitory iegislation . in the best available form and have not found it wanting.

PLEBISCITE AUD

BEFERENDUH-

In Canada we have admitted the

question of prohibition to a vote of the people, and with a large majority in its favor, the people are now con- sidering whether anything tangible is to result from their verdict. The question in that regard is the more remarkable from the fact that our people have become accustomed to find the voice of auiajority at the polls quickly obeyed and promptly effectual. We vote for members of parliament and the candidate who receives a majority, whether it be of one vote or five hundred votes, is de- _claied elected and takes his seat ac- I cordingly.

Again, at a general election, when

the party in power fails to secure the majority, the cabinet loses nr. time in resigning, whether it is led by a Mackenzie or a. Tupper.

Furthermorewe have had the effect

=of majorities in the bringing in, or abrogation of the Canada Temperance I Act. A majority, whether of ieu votes or a thousand-and this with

‘out regard to what per centage of the 'electorate concerned may cast their votes-is almost at once effectual in

i I r

I. bringing the Act into force, or depriv- ;ing it of force where it has been in

Opefal/IOD. I Thus all the piece-dents of our poli- I tical history and equally all the pre- icedents of our Scott Act voting have ggone to lead the people of Canada to believe that a majority, whether one I way or the other, would be accepted aas binding upon parliament and the government. But we are told that the vote recently taken was a plebis- cite and nota referendum. We fail , to see that it is the less binding on ,that account. Tn the Swiss referen Edum a. measure already formulated

is submitred to the people for their facceptance or i-ejection. Their action ’s final, whether the majority comes from one side of the little republic or the other, or is made up from all the twenty two cantons No one doubts that if a formulated prohibitory law had been passed by our parliament, subject to the approval or rejection of the electors at the polls, the result .Would have been, with a larger vote, 'practically the same as it was on the 29th September. But if there be any ‘doubt on that question, let the parliament act on the vote now re- corded, pass a. prohibitory law sub. ject to ratification by popular vote, and then we shall not fail to get 3,

Portland, Maine of Alcoholism, Morph nism. Cigarettes and Tobacco; also trom Neurasthenia or Nerve Exhaus- tion. The undersigned citizens will cheerfully give information to any per- son who wishes to be cured of any of the above diseases and desire to live a better and healthier life. You may call upon them for such facts as is placed in their hands. This is the nearest Keely Institute to the Maritime Provinces hence practically the cheapest.

R.C. Goirir, L.C. Woirrav. Vimnisu TUB

sim, P. P. Ancninnn, Queen Hotel; Auzx

Amman Holme, W. B. uonimrsou Sheriff Snroiv W. Cunnan, A. I. J omvso iv. bros W.C T. U.: Mrs.R. J. Cai|Pn1i:LL.- Oct 21-dsc wklv

Should the reader prefer not to confer with ny of the above ro eren write or come

irect to the Institute viigfhout consulting our neighbors

Our Millinery represents

the most advanced styles in the fashionable, practical. and tr`ustWoi°thy~ kinds. Miss Dalton’s work gives universal satisfaction- not too, quiet but just right. Please leave your order early in the week. Stanley Bros. 18d2i_

Sin: our rnen’s calf boots, laced,

worth $2 50. our price $1.75. J. B. Macdonald & Co. 18, 2i,

WHEN you want a pair ot boots re-

member we can save you monev. J .

B. Macdonald & C0. 18, 2i.

100 wrappers for 45c at F. Pnizxriis

& Co. 18 2i

Wnarrnngs.--Just received 6 doz.

pert.-ale wrapprrs. job line;. regular

rgip; $1.00, yours for 45c.-F Perkins

'1‘HoUsANi>s of people are buying

every day at our big closing sale. Dis- counts ot 20 to 50 percent off everytliin g

bales of chenille curtains and table covers Geor e’s cclorin S in rich Chen

lengths 48 and 60 inches wide, price $2 75, $3.00 and $3.75- These goods are on our fronttab1e._Jas. Paros & C0- if

High class, artistic milliner

Y he

Always Busy Store. 18d2i. leading Fur Store-“llY Slllllli’

Asoruss great big day among the

ladies jackets. Our Irish Fzivze Coats al $3.00 knocks out any at $3.75, See the sryles at Pa'r0N’s 13, gf

13of

Tourists. - Prince Edward Ielann

lllustrated book on PE Island. For

qtlce at the boolnroresorat this olilce

75 BBI.S_ Of 0h0l0e dry keeping onions, wholesale and retail. 10 .bs. 25o_, 20 lbs' 450-; 50 llJS~ $1. Retailers and hotels would do well io get our- Prices per barrel.-J .J . Gay & SoN_13 me & fri 2w & wky.

Wezrsarmtuthaithese Plaster: will reli v ,

_' ._ , pam quirks ibm .af

htt. P il: ,

‘=“°w=r°f-eoeui rr...

-_ff;»_D&L \Pluou-my¢;,,_ 3,

New underwear at Paton’s. A’ 12 of

5 _

25 per cent discount on the following goods

for ten days.

Ladlos’ Corsets,

Ladies’ Woolen lloso,

pers. ~ ‘ '

All new goods this season,

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rlrlrlrrrlriilfrrrii,-§l,;r;;rr;lr!'IrnrIl.,.rIrrrrr§if-r€m..=..i,-_ ` I ~- u M UR GREE l

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€3

_ Hininrrrrowrr inn P. r. i

_.1 We desire to express t - von the appreciation of the warm supgt ao- ~ __

' de-

corded ue in the two years of _our business existence ramona you. , velopementof our estatlishment has kept pace with the march of in-the dei ntalpofession, and we have much pleasure in iriv‘iting`yon tofoell

and inspect the- 'most EXPENSIVE, ELABOBATE _mid f planteastiof Boston, for thecarrying on of aIl` Dsntel' operathils. ‘ i _ _ ‘ development has been verylargoly no to thespprecietioii that ‘ou cue- _ tomei-s and friends have shown of theenergy and enterprise we have _ sl-; ways endeavored to put into our efforts to provide them with the latest, " and most approved Mmnqns and arrmasoss known tioDontel `

We certainly wish you to inspect our premisee,and

acilities for ire 'd and perfect service we have provided.

All work lldne at our oilice is under the personal supervision of three

srnciainsms is nmivrisrav. - _ _ 5' -_

‘I The only Dental establishment east of Boston where each branch of he profession is in charge of a specialist. thereby guaranteeing all work' be penormed in the very latest and best manner. -

` FUI

mi" I"-'l"l

RUN

1 Over _'Store of Prowse Bros

_.mr r, ‘I _,ri \,.' __-,.4 1,. -g,.ri r; r irr r = 1-iii; rr.; ~~!J;f.,';.,_-I,' .gli mzflir-I; r;.r,~ 113;’-T jill '-Iv~-_-F,-r;'¢

__ , _ , H. . - deyeveamgs.

is-‘;o::.°;. ;‘;°,_g;;";f..fz:_ W' - -1--~ iso -=-- R _ Owing to the death of the senior partner-,of the firm of Fin

EMEXBER no goods are reserved as. -` , -f ~~ - ~ - » I

we ;,,.,,,d ,,..;1;,,,. ,.,,,,,,,h,,,g ,,,,,,,,.,,1,,,,,__layson & McKinnon it becomes _necessary to give notrcethagt

or oar. sig, discounts eff everyihiogi all overdue accounts miistfbe paid without 1 Sept 29’98¢!

QQEEQ; Eegf) fdigv I£§&°;“*~-W- A- The business will be contin_ued"atT_ , _ 'd Stand-as

` usual, ‘where the largest stock ever carried in _all lines can lie

BOUGHT at 50 cents on the 8-two Seem _ i ~_

0 e Q

_ g ,- - g ~ - “_ All our customers are cordially invited to call and see us

les. (Dewey and Sampson designs.) F T ble ' - -

a covers! size at 501:. each, 4x4 _ ' _ __ " slpfhf af 90°- ive at She- Se FIN LAYSGN dt- l-=-NGK--I N-NON heavy make $2 95 Portiers 3 and 3§ __ . f _ -_ _ _ _ __ 1 ’ nn.

1'Eni.izzici<*s cons-sn.

_ y ' -

at very low prices, and abso- ""°""`

. T ' _ - ’ I _ _

lute satisfaction guaranteed _ _ _ _ . _ _ - - _-

at Stanley Bros.Miss Daltonls 1 I l 1 E _ 'T work is perfection t l _ ., ' . ` ` I artistic task, and vvlllrlisnivail, I W am. M

.Shin Sr-mir- Bros- T A SMALL GAS |'| EATER

Will be sufficient for two _:onthe to same.

- No Labor No*Srnoke, No Dirt, `No Smell.

»..‘f.:.r.:’..'_f'.'°;:.>.f Gheaper Than Goal.

pl~ASl-Ellr§2°f»‘f~’§'°'"°“’°" “I I I

ri--5,,-E1--35,., Gharlottetnwii Light I & Power Co. ____ __

j~%_°"-""°°“-"-=1°~» _ - orric: ouesusrnlaer. T.‘§r°“‘

Has re-nrenirl Block and will

painrlng from uns lst

81' JUIII

Gloves, Golf Jerseys and Wrap-

PEBMII

Kimi#

T0 THE PEOPLE OF --

was

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OpenEveni`ng's7.to8. hp _A if W wings

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andvillbs

combine to make out most satisfactory in

Iilllfll

Fon sans: -A second had

gain Apply to S GLARDIAQ Ls _ "

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