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lupyeg jlllrlntooi that his Bhcumatilm Qin will euro near!! all cues of rheuma-

tim hi: s tsgdhoglri that D339' I will cure indigeltlou and all stomach troubles; um su money C1110 will euro 90 per cout. of all cues ot kidue! trouble; that his G~ urrh Giro will euro

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Ouro ergdk-i2l°ot headache il s tow minutes: UI" me cola om will

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.9 an rhqrafgkhbtho entire list of 1 drugxiltl, 25 cents I. vill- edical advice write Prof. Hu|l.7°l» Phill. Il ll ahlollltili 39°-

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Tie ti to new S~l10nner Nltflvirfl Will

be at Riilwlv shirt' ufnil Friday tic ]R'_h inn. Will take htrsls on freigh' ti Bermule. Apply to once to

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Nov.. li li. Hotel llavies.

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Steamship Polinn is due here from Mon’ve»-l on Thur.-diy l7rh inst and .~n.ils for Sf. Johns Ytld. vi \ Sydney and North Sydney

¢-_-ir-pri-lag live lstock on deck and produce

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un er \ eca at w rate

For further i=forrnation as to freight and

pn-nge. apply to _ _ _

l\. RAT TENBURY

Agent.

ov. li. Pat. &. Ex.

ST. JAMES’ CHURCH RE-llPEl||ll5

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VIP. 5. N. EARLE,

Assisted by the Misses and Mr. Chas. Earle on

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Y - F1111' Contralto So.n_-.leru-'alem. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Parker

Mss Amy Ear e. ORGAN. a. Virgin Madre Sconsolme frsm Seven La,

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b. Theme, Co_n Variapone . . _ _ _ _ . _ . _ . .._ lisydn c. Prayer in P . _ _ . . . . _ . . . . _ . . _ _ . _ . . . . ...l‘enpp:us

Voc il Duet -Forev.-r with the t ord _ _ _ _ . _ . .._ . . . . . . _ . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . _ _ ._ _Gounoud Yiissess Amy and Marion Earle.

oncnv a. Fant asie Sgnats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ . __ .Mozart b. Transcription-Jerusalem the Golden . _ . . .._

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Baritone Solo-The Palms. _ _ _ _ _ _._ _ _ _Faure Mr. Chas. Earle.

a-. ite' erio in G-Op 31 . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . . . ...Ro.=e1e b. 1"-omrnunion . , . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _._ Baptiste c. mired Airs Sllected

Soto and Quartette

The Misses and Messrs Earle

Doors open at 7.30. Recital at 8 sharp.

Price o admission 25 cents. Tickets for sale at the fol’owing Dru Stores.

Reddin Bros, W. R. Watson. Apotgecaries’

Hall. C1 D. R.ankin’s. A. S. John-on‘s an atthe door.

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The S. S. Bpnavcsta sailing from Montreal

'Tuesday moymng, Nov_. 15th. will be due at Ch’f0W_n.__ Frid-ry morning, Nov. 18th. and will -=_~il tor St..lohn`s Nft`d.,_ard North Sydney, oarainz Horses Cattle and Sheep o_n deck, and rr uce under deck at lowest possible rates. For further particulars as to freight and

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_ _ _ PEAKE BROS R CO. ( h tu?/il l\ov. I5 3i ’9%. Ag-eng5_

HORSES---15--H0llSllS.

W`fmte<_l on or before Wednesday

1.5 work lior.ses,a.ge$ twelve 90 Six years. weight 1150 to 1200 lbs. Low blinks any color. Must be true pullers. Apply in

`Cl\'town 14, dill W' S' Mcxls”

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J.E. B. McCREADY. |J. P._ HOOD.

Editor. Business Manlliler.

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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER. 16. 189°. __ _ _ ~ _ V f- --1

It has been semi-oilicially given

out from Ottawa that the Laurier government intend before the nex

iation to redistribute the seats f members of the Commons. This was to be expected in view of the plank in the party platform calling 'for re- form in the representative system of the country, and the step already taken in repealing the franchise act. Nothing was more loudly complained against by the Liberal part-y when ° was in opposition than the gerrym- andere alleged to haye been com- mitted by the government of th days, notably in 1882 and 1892. 'It was therefore hardly to be expected that the party now in power would permit the arrangement of seats then made to remain permanently established.

It is to be observed that- the suc-

cessive redistributions of seats made by the Conservative government at Ottawa were made the excuse for operations of a. somewhat similar sort by the local Liberal administra- tions in several of the provinces. Hence it has occurred that for several decades past charges of having maui- pulated the boundaries of constituen- cies for party purposes have been freely made by both parties against each other. And there has been some reason for these charges and complaints on both sides, 'however unequal may have been the respect- ive acts of political wrong-doing in the premises.

BEDISTRITITION-

general election to introduce legis-

ose

I In_Great Britain there have been

no complaints on this ground, for the very good reason that the distri- dntion of seats there was made, not by a. party administration, but by a non-partisan tribunal composed of the judges of the land. This gave entire' satisfaction to both parties because it was just and equal and 'gave neither party any advantage. We venture to hope that when another redistri

the British plan will be adopted and that we shall have heard the last of these scandalous gerrymsnders.

In the order of distribution now

existing in Ontario for the purpose of federal elections little or no regard is paid to county' boundaries and throughout the Dominion- very wide contrasts exist in regard to popula- tion. We have in one province con- stituencies, each returning a __sing`.e member, one of which contains a _population approximately six times as great as the other. Such disparities are far too wide to be longer per- mitted. There is doubtless great room for at rearrangement of the elec- toral divisions on which the represen- tation ofthe country is based 5. and the government will easily command the support of parliament and the country in making a redistribution 'upon a fair, non-partisan' basis. But _if they should yield tothe temptation te meet the old gerrymander with another of the sa.ine_ sort they will only disappoint the country and con- tinue a scandalous condition that they now have the opportunity to termi- nate once and forever. . .

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Bar El Ghazal, frequently mention-*

ed in despatches relating to the dig- pute between _ Britain and Etonic, _means “river of gazelles.” The river is at tributary of the Nile, onteringit from the west. The large and fertile province which bears-.Q19 as the river is cla.itned"ny

right of ,having of by Major

reached Elshoda.

bution is to be made in Canada that'

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ken nw g- s,outsi_d'e. 1 thuight t e Admiral’s llu||;ship_j_f’-_ ork. appear. ed through the dsrtu s bearing down on the torpedohoat Porter which would misthlilng lh`éi"T6i' a"`Spiiui§i'd. uiidoiibt edly have hlown`her up but' for the singular courage and prudence display

of the torpedo host. _Had that Qmce acted otherwise a greater tragedy than that of the Mai. e“'\\'ould have been on acted. From the gtaphic details given to the public by Mr. E. W. McCread the talented War Corre poudeut of the

the Porter when the thrilling incident occurred.

No mooubeams shed their low In darkness dense the guard-sh p watch

For exit of the foe.

_ No signal light- illumes the wave.

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No sound to break thesolemn c wlm, Save what the wavelets bore

In warning, or in voice of cheer

Toward the vl aiting shore.

Wha.t-,monster moveth o’er the Deep, What phan~om loometh nigh ?

To v-vipht fleet-signal from our boat

hy cometh no reply I

\ No further halt-our little ship \ Went bravely, coolly on;

‘- To meet. the fate. to Hght the foe

Till chance of hope was zone. _

ca. led, _

The gunn rs answerei “aye ”

And in the [ace of death stood drm

His orders to obey.

He looked up to the towering hull,

His spirit never qunilod.

And \~ ith a sts rn, uprising voice

The foreigner he haile .

"W hat ship is that!" no answer carrie.

“Fire s raight across her how !’ _ Banu went our gun. out flashed our hzht - Close quarters for us now.

Hold l see from oil’ that high-set mast

A sign-but npt the right:

Two lights of white above one red, For two red and one white.

Upon brave Fremout’s mind it flashed

‘ The enemy had hailed

This scheme of aping friendly signs

When other chance had failed.

One moment only lntervenrd,

ln that short pause, lo think:

For who may plunder or delag

U pon deat ‘s darksome rink? _

Vl e might not idly wait our doom Since. as a warning knell,

From oil the stra.nger’s lighting top

Came whistling forth a shell. '

ome

Fromcherl” he shouted loud:

“Yes sir,” we answered in one breath;

He straightened up full proud. ’

And calm and still he grandly stood: We hold our breath and wait

The order for torpedo boom

To seal our foemen ‘s fate.

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Ring; out once more across our deck; c hold our breath to hear.

On blissful sound l Oh sweet relief!

For never t 5

accen ung

Its notes in rapture io our ears

As did that mother-tongue.

e m rmuring wave ,

And, witha sigh, there moved aside Our gunner-s, tned and brave.

Yet, long as memory holds its sway,

Or darkness turns tn sheen,

We’ll ne’er forget that thrilling hour. No all that might- have been.

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ed by Lieut. Fremont, 'then in command .

New Yor\~ Herald. who was on board

“Trained are the giinst" brave Fremont

Brave Fremont turned, “Did that shell

. One chance, the last,bfa_ve Fremont gives'

“vs hat shi is-that-3"tu11 l »

When back came “This is the New York."

Across th u ' -

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§ration have fewer; . skindiseases, because so inélnyftnotlicrs are _

using _ _ _ _

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“Dry oods!,”_:_ It’s'like `o&`ering you gold dollars for fifty cents! But . u know better! You say “M rial and style, if good, cost. SOME Money and you readily

' discoveréthe WOLF in thefence

in the shape of “POOR QUAL- I T Y, UNSATISFACTORY _WORKMANSHIP AND UN-

? SALABLE STYLE

To see “at some people will ad- vertis in the way .of values in

_llara are llss. lowln prlao. . 1 hut hlgh In quallh and slyIe= '

at Paton Si Co’s

`F'or Market Day

Twenty-six Heavy Fall and Winter Capes, some dark, some light and a_few tartan colors; all going at a price-If we told you _the figure you would get iipfrom youivbreakfast table and _run. We will let you into the secret ou the Highland Fellows, they are marked $8.00, $10.00 and $12.00. You will get twenty 'oil' the dollar. ‘

500 Feather Boas

Your choice at _20 per cent of for to-day only. This offer does not include our Ostrich Feather Boas. All others go at 20 per cent 0E Come quick and get one.

Blankets

You can save from 50c to $2.00 on every pair of Blankets by purchasing here.

Blanket Cuts

Hundreds of pairs of Good useful Blankets, in White and Grey with colored Borders and whip- ped ends. These Blankets make excellent sheets in cold weather.

' Special Saturday prices, 950, ~ $1.20. » r

A good, strong Blanket at $2.50

" arid $3.00. Also -$2.00.

|50 Dozen Ladies’ nose

Full fashioned, well finished, rib- bed Cashmere `Hose-' ‘This has

_ _ always given satisfaction and

boon a quick-.seller at 35c a pair, Saturday 25c apair. _ _ _

Snaps -

ing about a very marked

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Jacket Chief has E9; f-f0_r¥.D»1.‘<i __

at than 'priceii "$1.75 1

» __ Fawn.

Browns at-$3.50 and

» ` `~ for Ladies and Gentlemen. Also »Children’s tFurs in stock, all made fiom selected skins. ' ‘ “You cannot gather figs from thistlesl” You cannot make an article individually at its cost made collectively, but you get the Best Unshriukable Un- derwear in the city at PATON

_ 8: CO’S. See our All-wool' Suit

at $1.00. _` Our Bargain Table contains the following- ` t

Marks! Dax are

Wop] nderwear, ment slim-is,*. dei-sées,'f~ -“Ferre Hats, ' Jackets and Sweaters audi 'Flaunsaliotiieéjiil _¢1.\dl@ ; - variety.

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C_h“"lQtf°l30"'U»' carrying freight and ` £01' 01118 port: 4 On return will leave Charlottetown for on or about the 12th' day of lzecomber, connecting

Western Railway of England, and will deliver freight parts of Great Britain within ten days, as this sh#

~ ,, _ across In eight days. This ship has been recently been _ ‘ _ most modern cold storage plant of 400 tons cspocit , ° exifellent opportunity to poultry and all

Britain. Live stock will be carried below decks in

partments. '

Also superior accommodation for first, second and

1 at very low rates. '

‘ Thisis a gnu-_-Q

gig

For further particulars apply to

G. D. LoNoWon'rH & co, w w

General Managers For P. E. I- er to

Nov 15-

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stock

To select from at a-.reduction of 20c on evory

We have Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles, Fancy Goods, Games, Toys, etc.

.IUREY

The modern Jewelry and Fancy Goods Sumo

Square, opposite Post Oiliice. Bring this Coupon

Tllls is a Bm

On presentation of this

will be refunded on every

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Hundreds of 0 l 1 “"“°_

Hose, Flannellette, Slumber

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Patroniae' ‘ Home ” Institutions

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Tryon Plain and Fa.ncy~'1`woeds. '

_ Tryon doubled and twisted_'Bannnck-

burn Tweeds. _ 1 Gong. th”

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`_Suits and Ulslotl The best val

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