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Tho rin ilfi- ;i -:ion \Va.sliiiiz Bla :hiii~- is tak-

i=~gth~ vid. My cu tiinwi-~ nf'0r trYiHE the bt-.~' in i-».`.iiii»-< ;iv-ilablc. coiiic-and piirijhase friiiii me. A lady nie-‘ling inc by iiccideit _`____d_ h,, Ihr e iiioiiths using of this iii=1= hinc. was worth ips cost 'already to ini-." t~`-<_i this speiks louder than word~. Hundreds ot t>.-Li- moni=il~ if i'cii~~ireil. Drop ai card and get par~ ticulaiw it will be to your advantage.

ind \\i|l~.iil toi Si. .lohns \eisfoundla.ii<i

M _morn sydiicy. ciirryiiw Horses; I possible. It is said that not more my days will he =»i1<>w<~d For further particulars as to freight and pas- 3 Blango ts take hig gpggpq gut; Qf the a.;_fe::;pl_vto . _ . .

pi-:_\i{i<; naos _s Co, ; Island. But it is not likely that they

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\Vill he opened at the P_ E, Iglaml

lloiiiercial College on

MON DAY. OCT 3rd

and will be continued throughout the

season on Monday, Tuesday and Fri

day evenings. Same courses as in day

classes. Apply at once,

ISAAC OXENHAM,

Sept 29,'93tf Princi pal

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should have eg; _

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t t. Ch I . Dleeaeee ' ‘ iligihiid olf°i:n~:iistent self-h\;lpuisiI $5521? causes trom the blood. Contln ous, iutglig.

DQ I-Podtlllolxtill H0110 b l\to insures 5-_§i_.;._.,;._p,_._......_.__.r_,_., ....1 ii..i'..a.. 1.. .....

H?vom attemotsuneided. m£1T§€d¥E *m” 9"

Sudan if IJ. llslierslly .

amuermw YORK HOSPITAL Truly

ntltonetlee - . . _ um-eimu.s'?ui'ed»°f<!.‘ mmm?"

W, , P- EJ. Bill” "'l (,'_.\5'iQIOfiQ Iqw,

_____d______ _MHS ____0W_`_____ two months since the -war enbded and

. ;___ w_ _)(_______i___________(_“E____,_1,m Royalty tlée ey acuation has already een pL_i_t

or ii. i.`.\1¢i~;i:~'.\'o>l. .iiiiiirsgnc Bridge. , 9, 0” ‘Jer _“ha” was expect? '

1 __ _“L_ _Qi llie retention of the Spanish ` " ' ` “ ` ` I Y' 0' I troops in Cuba is no doubt intended

F ` to prevent the organizing of a. govern-

l ment in the Island as long as possible

= ‘Ji | l ~ l and continue the present disorganised

'l`li.,~. 4, ,si Boiiavistzi sailing from .\loiit.rrall - - _ _ .

Tiiesd ty iiiiiriiiiig .~ep_teiiibi~r 27th will be due l confilblofls “O as to make d_le_W01k of at i' lna_rliitte'o\\'n _l_~ ridnv iiioriiiiig, Scpt..30tlilp3_C1HCaf,10n 3,5 510W agd difhgult, as

`Tinited States, and if so there may

l the end.

l ° or more than ten to one in favor Of

An Independent Journal, untrammelled and . earlossminiinir to be

. Just. lmpartlal, Reliable. Nowey .eeking at all times to further the beet ln 3 crests ofthe Deople.and recomiized therefore as

;'I‘h.e Peop1e’s Paper.

Published at its offices, Cameron Blocx.South -idedl’ost Office, at the following rates.payable

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in a 'an . ..

Morning Edition. daily (except Sunday) mouths $1.00; r yr . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 4.00 semi-weekly Edi€ion(Mond. GL Thur.) per yr: $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .l.25 Weekly lildition (Thursday) per year 5l.‘Z5;iii ;iilvu.iiCe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 1.00 Branch Offlces have been established at the following places, where subscriptions may be paid, news furn~ ished, advertisiiig, iob work and other busi

V ness traiisjactedz- _ _ _ Sumnicrside, Currie s Bookstore-D. K. Currie

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Albertioii. Albertoii Bookstore. G. S. Muttart A ent. ~‘ciiiri< l~Iii..<t, Telephone office. R Seaman.Aizent

.J.l~I. ll. Mcl`llEADY. IJ. P. HOOD. ‘ Editor. Business Maiiager.

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S_~\'l`l`ltDA\'. OUT. l. 1898.

SPAIN WANTS DELAY.

. Spain has not yet begun the depor- tation of her troops fiom Cuba. and ‘asks that she be allowed till the end February next to remove them. Blan- co evidently wants to continue his _job as long as possible and it is tliouglit that the proposal for delay may come from him in the first in- stance. It is announced that the de- § lay will not be tolerated by the Wash- ington government., and with very good reason. It is now more than

The plea for delay in the removal

of her troops from Cuba, coupled resistance to the cession of Luzon I goes to indicate that it may be m my months in the future before there is a conclusion to settlement now in iprogress between Spain and the

be danger of more bloodshed before

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EDITORIAL NOTES-

Summerside did well,-405 to 40

suppressing the traffic by law.

It is Baron Kitchener now. Sir

Herbert Kitchener has been raisrd to the peerage with the above title, and all the World will admit that he has we'l deserved the honor.

Ontario did givea majority for a.

law against whiskey selling, but it was so small when compared wiih the result ot' the previous provincial plebiscite that it is sadly disap- pointing.

Says Citizen and Country, publish-

ed in Toronto :-Compared with other states Maine has some things to be proud of. Among them are:- (1) The lowest rate of taxation; (2) the smallest per centage of mortgages; (3) the smallest convict record; (4)

owners; (5) the largest per capita savings bank deposits. These facts

made Maine po r. `

Bismarck’s life, written by his

friend and admirer Herr Busch,sbows hiuf' in the lightiofa bad old msn. The London Daily Telegraph gays. that if the work reveals the real Bismarck, he lowered the moral tone of the whole of Europe, adding; “Every-one knew he made an unscru- pulous use of the press; but, accord.

absolute falsehoods.” The Times re- marks : “It was reserved to the sub'

ond admirable.qualities.’l.__,_ ____. ’

DRWHl

in no couniry

more exuberantly than in Americaat Humfg' pm

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time. But in the late_war w1th,_Canso, Isaac Hnybgfg Salman ,

pam in-story was not begotten gr Sheet Harbor, returning will leave °=°~U°d.f<>r¢b- No poetry worthy of '_ _ every Tuesday at._.,6 p,m,, !»_h0 argue and no onto:-'y that will some calls. The ‘Siq,mf¢. liven, thecnicomeef the iitmggis- 1!" °=°2U°°¢~.~r~»ssuger The umm fmt .maui *‘°=.' S“19°°_»mid»hip,spe¢in 1°.. _

md .ue *'°;.“““ ‘"9 "°‘S"°° lhelesfrv- `

*d'°°*~e°~'¢°qtii»d.~»'1iiacsu»siiii¢ °“”°“‘?‘°‘”°"*°°v'_',I»l11Y.¢° ` _ ,

A ”i°<l\1i§y.hesoreicrybeccmes.l°¢tsi-ti » W' 'CLARKE' t, fi ..°‘:::-.::::'.°:::°.i~..'::.1.r:"-"°--'_Am* ‘f °°~ 'hy "' i" e it _snow-i, .sm-1 im. ““°“ e

lime unconsciousness of one of his

meennesaduplicity and b ‘utality wb c i 0 he combined with so many brilliant

on a tory

the largest per centage of real estatel

do not show that prohibition has'

;2§.;t.?i1;‘.i;.;i?;..‘;et‘i3§.';';’r.i?;PIGKFUHU & Buck iiiii.

sincerest worshippers' to expose all the . _

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Halifax

labor act for having imported two printers from the States at the time of the strike in its office some time ago. “Canada for the Canadians."

“Where wealth accumulates and

` men decay.” sang Goldsmith. Is there not some connection between the rlpidly increasing wealth ofthe Onta-

_ i-io brewers and distillers and the de~

_creasing birth-rate in the big prov-

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VlI1C6 .

Already the east bank of the N ile

has been cleared of Dervishs up to to Fashoda and eighty miles beyond, so that the Nile Valley is reclaimed :at least 450 miles beyond Khartoum. The Khalifa has fled away to the southwest.

There is some chafing in the minds

of the American people at the removal _of the remains of Columbus from Ha- vana by Spain. The United States has no control over Cuba to prevenr the removal. Had the great discov- erer’s remains been in Porto Rico, Spain would not have been allowed to carry them away. _

The government of New Bruns-

wick has followed the example of Nova Scotia in adopting the policy of building permanent steel bridges on the highways and charging the cost to capital account. The duration of a steel bridge is so much longer than that of a wooden bridge that it is contended that it will pay to build all the larger bridge structures of steel

made a mistake in wearing the decoration of the Legion of Honor of France in Canada without having

of the Queen. But the permission is not Withheld when asked for. There is a. considei-able feeling in the coun- try that titular distinctions of any sort are out of line with the deniocrii- tic spirit of America.. If there is any good foundation for this sentiment it is clearly more justly applicable to foreign orders. than to those of our own empire. We have not much need of foreign titles and honors for our public men.

Niviiusjislialliin

Sick Headache and Dizziness - All Cured.

Llttlo Glrl Has Grown-Plump an Rosy Since Taking I-lood’s. Nervous mothers and sickly childre

endure a vast proportion of the sufferin which is caused by impure and impov- erished blood. Hood’s Serseparilla gives relief by purifying and enriching the blood. Read this statement:

“l wee bothered with sick headaches

and dizziness. I also had nervous prostra~ tion and weakness in my stomach, which made me feel very ill indeed. I decided to try Hood’s Sareaparilla, which was highly recommended by many, and by the time I had taken four bottles 1 was in perfect health. About is year ago my little girl, then six yarn old, had bronchitis and chicken pox. We were told that her

Only Ghance for Life wee the careful treatment ehe nifght ro' ceive at the hospital. We took her there and for eight days they had no hope of her recovery, but later she had e change

hor very delicate and weak, and she did not grow any for e year. It wee then l thought I would try Hood’e Surssperilla, inasmuch us I had used it for myself and found it such e good medicine for build- lngup a constitution. She had not taken two bottles before she hudimproved won-’ derfully, She has gmwur and plump llld il quite herself again. faith in Hood’s.” MRBQM.

D38 Bloor Street, West, Toxoniq.

Hood’s Sarsapaiilla

is the best-_lu fact the One TrueBloou Purincr. _Bold by all drugggista. $1; ohio:-SL

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first obtained the express permission-

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; two hours tonight your choice for 250

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75 Mens Felt Hats 25c

300 Mens Peake Caps 25 and 350 `

yours at 20iper cent off.

See samples in \viu_ilo-v

_ Mess Rants 23 pair.. at $51.00

_L Shorey’s all wool pants $2.00

percentolli ~~ ‘ `

the city 'for $1.00" . _

promise you Dollars saved on Blankets.

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_A great big eight pound 2 7 Blanket worth $3.35 fi r I

Other Blankets at 750., 850., $l,0

i or closed fronts @

i ` Good all.-wool vests for 600. _ 75,, and 85,, 92,, wool

1 e Wool with a few tlireadsof cotton

just enough to keep it fnom srink-

i 100 Ladies Ifelt Hat ,going for one or

13,2 Ladies Feather Boas samples at 20

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Snow Mountains in S-citember |we have

great big snow mountains of Blankets in _,- our Carpet Room plenty for the choosing sizes but only a few of ouch.

and plenty of ,space to, selecct. We will

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ig offer in Men’s liapes 3 for 250

53 Ladies Tackets, some

@ some not lined, worth up

fetchiiig styles await your choosing @ and $9 00 yours for $5 00.

; r 250. Undervests, worth 300. Open @ Fu, Rugs 606 said to be worth

BLANKETS!

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Miss Malone’s_ hats $8.00, 6.00; See samples in window.

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Saturday night stimulator to give I nd ginger to Saturday nights trudl.

'ri-ie Best suit einen; Under wear in - W° ""1 “F” $09” °°°°

ibm good verm Scotehnuder west.

Mess Unimndersa' sisifaimr' 50°, ° A bis1°¢¢f Odd mv wi all

este, oddments left over, but just us

as new goods. lf your size is emelf you get the benefft. There are all#

astern window.

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A 300d working shirt at 501:, 65,

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Ladies Flauuellett night ' dre%"

73 Paias Mens Knitt and Scotch Whole M Sweeping prices,

Ikinder drawers from 7 5c a pair up to 2.50 A lot of trimmed manner’ ‘t .1 ”

Better than than $13.00 or 'ISN

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