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¢=_= ~_-.-__==- _ THURSDAY, NOVEMBER. 3. 1898.

THE LIBERAL PRESS

AND PROHIBITION.

Ever since the plebiscite vote was

taken the Liberal press of the Do- minion, almost without exception, has given up space to telegrams from thei federal ca ital endeavoring to belittle

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Baby’s Own Soap

to all mothers who want their babies to have pink, clean, clear, and healthy skin. Made of the finest materials. No soap, wherever made, is better.

'rar Ai.srn~r Toi|.i:'r Son Co. Mowrmzai.

MANUFACTURERS OF THE CILIIIAYED

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the elfect of the prohibition victory. These Ottawa despatches a ppear to have a common source clearly hostile

';to the prohibition mevement. We

l reffret to find this sort of literature

. g _ i llnding a piominent place from time

to time even in the columns of journals ihitlierto favorable to temperance and prohibition. The object of the anti- lprohibition telegram factory is suffici- lently apparent. But we venture the lopinion that the party journals pub- llishing these effusions, whether with lor without arguments in their sup- iport, are rendering a very poor Sey- g vice to the Liberal leader and his

party.

In the first place they give to the

‘general public an impression that the party is opposed to prohibition as a principle and are most unwilling to to act u n the recorded verdict of

are taking the very dangerous ground of assuming that an administration

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the people. In the next place they

can becarried on in Canada inde- fiance of the will of the majority as expressed at the polls. They'may rest assured that the tens of thon- sands of electors who recorded their votes for prohibition on the 29th of September were very serious

il ` in their intentions and are of too

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GUARDIA

Nova Scotia and Et crdlll

ion annually imports $32,000 worth of these berries, or at least did-so last year. One Nova Scotia grower, Henry Shaw, of Waterville, produced last year fiom two acres 185 barrels and after paying all expenses had $7 50 to the good. This is a splendid return from two acres. -

when the old age pension scheme- coinos into operation. The number of told bachelors and maidens who down ~ to date had managed to keep on the' sunny side of forty and will sud- denly hecoine venerable enough to draw the pension which begins at :sixty-tive will be something surpris- ing.

King Menelik of Abyssinia is just

. now evincing a tlireatening activity in marshalling an army of 40,000 men for no suflicint object. He is more than suspected of playing the game of Russia and France and getting ready to drive the Italian forces out of Massowah. Italy stands as the ally of Britain in Africa, and King Mene- lik may have to receive a little in~ struction such as a British army once gave to his predecessor, King Theo- dore, in days gone by. Abyssinian affairs are closely linked with those of the Nile Valley, and are being very

DOW.

The venerable Colonial Standard of

Picton rises to remark that though that town needs water works and sewerage, “those who have the town’s best interests at heart are content to

The Standard also asserts that “a

much weigh” and influence as 8’ body newsoaper or citizen should cover up in the Dominion to'be treated in any or page over a multitude of imperfeci cavaller fashwn' The-7 were sum' tions in his town, rather than expose

U moned by the government ro express them to the world at ]a_rge_»(!) The

A Tea for the benefit of the treated with respect. N o amount of

figuring or argument can destroy the fact that more constituencies were carried for prohibition than were ever carried b one olitical art in a

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THURSDAY, 'IHE 10th DAY 0

NOVEMBER.

Tea on the table at 6 o’clock. Tickets 25 cents.

31--2i~mon thurs dz sat, 7, 8,9, 10.

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General election. The Laurier

as it now ernment is set public ance, and the

opinion at defi

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FURNITURE BY AUCTION.

To be sold by Public Auction, at

the Residence. of the Hon. David Laird, Malpeque Road, on THURS- DAY, the 3rd day of NOVEMBER next, commencing at ll o’clock a. m., all his Household Eiects, comprising

l Superior Piano, Parlor, Dining - __.__

Room; Hall, Library, Bed room and

Kitchen Furniture.

Terms cash. No reserve.

R. BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer

I also oEer at Private Sale his

beautiful residence, “Westleigh.” Any

one wishing to inspect the propert can do so on application to the unde signed.

R. BEARISTO,

Nov 1-dts

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Tnders for Lease

OF

Hiilsboroiigh Skating Rink

lrtrgeusuiug Season from

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Qiitli insl to lst of May next, wil nc receivffl up to 15th November inst lil Until).

A-_l-lress urdei- cover marked “Ten-

der fcr lease of Skating Rink."

A. A. BARTLETT,

Sec. Treas

Nov. l. 2w end

throughout, the' Republic

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PAINTING

MISS M. H. CHISHLM

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Has re-opened li tudi ' ° Block and will - :lui legen? igogilf China and Water Colors. also Tapestry Pilmilllg from October 1st, 1898, to

June lst, 1399,

5°¥."5~25. ddiw 6w.

their wishes, and having done so they will insist upon their verdict being

government is strong stands but no gov- strong enough to

press counsellors who

advise that course are not safe guides. contains no ingredient of an inju-

One present source of weakness tojrious or unwholesome character. Tuis __ "j

thi, Liberal pa,-Ly, so far as the Eng.~compoun_d contains saline buses which y _

;;,,h_pe,,_k;,,g P,0v,,,,,eS am gonwrned, form fruit i-alts when water is added, . _ 5 __ ;

Q PP ve-scent Salt will keep you in good _ A _ _ _

“more convenient season” excuse is as old and as bad as sin._ The “cover up" dodge is worthy of a. mossback of the paleozoic age. There is hope for Pic- tou, for the obtructionists are evi-

dently now lighting in their last.

_ ditch.

A Dominion Analyst.

The Dominion Oiiicial Analyst, in a

recent analysis of:Abbe_v’s Effervescent Salt, says: ‘~Abbey’s Effervescent Silt,

-lies in the fact that the majority and is men ‘ery delightful aperiem

beverage, highly palatable and enact _ _ V _ _

°°_j;§;cm“1I';l{__f;"§_mbe;h°aggzfftgj .....~~ ri... .i...1,f_.....-oi Att.,-. are , _ s _ ; _

most casu_a_._l lzservertphat thits healéh. Sold by druggists everywhere I

B688 WOU gree 5' 800611 118 1 at5 centsa large bottle. Trial size

it were found that in the matter of 25 cents. ~

the plebiscite the will of the majority ~ in six provinces should be overborne -

only ten cents. _ -

nnnrogral. Norms Quant Ho'rsi..°Nov 2nd- Dr Mc-

-- Laren, Brudenell John Mcldacnt-irn -

The Nile is t and E t is Cherry Valley M Wilband. St’ J B & ‘ ;.

“ ` ` Esyv sir = - - 'V . , 5 U _ i ‘ _ the Nile,” said L0,-d 110,656,-y in 3, »{7ohn; Mrs. nhgchepd and two children._ - r - __ ` ~ ,fi ‘_ recent 8 ch ' d B,.iw_° 1, ad ancouver; rs. .R.Dunningand two _ ' ‘ ' - _ " - . 'T' i... ...A-,’.'f.°.. ....`2l... i'?ii..”“£i...`Z °\==‘df°=» I-°~°11» Mm-= _ Mis we M" Be” ‘“ C'°°h‘“-g.j"”_‘l B°°““'

combination of the powers can McDonald’ Bosmm _ unloose her grasp. ' W.iN'ricn.~-An energetic, reliable

woman. over 30.marricd or unmarried

Moutregl has Dragticauy . agreed tn U0 llll 8 g00d DUSIUBBS DOBl$l0ll Ill lh8

adopt the cabinet system in its ` civil °“y'_Addr°55 A' B” B03 _27~ Ch" government. The cabinet will consist 1°uet°w”‘ 3 3_1 Pd'

of the mayor and six commissioners, IF vm, ,houid want ,mv cl-shin, for

- the latter to have salaries of $1,500 your lioys you should lodk through our

each and the mayor $3,000. _ stock. Our prices are right and our

-- clothing the best in this country.-

Next Tuesday the fall elections PROWSE BROS.

will takeplace thrcu hout the United ~ I States. This not beiiig a presidential andvI;d:oztn1reIJg2cgt;i:lslyinas:i\yi-(2333::-E year the interest is less than at sucli clothing.-Pirowsn BROS. A . ~

uadrennial 'od - b t th '_ - . qu ,ef Pin S’ u h. ef ggfwmi THE best-chocolates on- the market

S ‘Ugg OI D 6 gOVCl"D0l°S lp 0 GW v . ., York state is one ot* much concern gf 1E9}:1]1t(;1éidSl]:i)l:ei1il<lJ{I>t(hudi(?co1ateB. Ask

____ “S'raN1-‘iELD’s Unshrinkable Under-

The French Papers declare that the Wea?-is guaranteed' Ask 5°" dealer

:Kaiser made the following statement for It and take ”° qther' _

d ' <-if. t co ~- - . “’}‘;=; _}.j.h'e",?” 2;* ° “° “Slant leading Fur Stars- ‘MY STORE

nop e ren i are an extraordi- , na, eo 1,, Individuau th Snonnrs Guarantsfd Ulsters $7.50

Y P p y ey are _

_ charming, but in the mass they are ggamnteed ra'm'pt°°f"E'g”;°&Pat°"

unbearable. They refuse to under-l I W' ,stand us. If we were allies we should New Unhlweaf ll P|l0|l,3» _ 125 U rule the world. Never mind, I shall Snoaicils READY-*ro-Wana iR.ig/bv ‘-end ‘oy forcing my friendship on Waierproofed Friizs Ulsters made from

pure wool. 32 oz. io the yard Frieze.

__ _ ‘ Five pockets-.-Deep r naps.--_Six inch

There is somethin mm] incom collar, with throat tab.--Double stitch

William a rtion of u d at”-pmol' wmdpmnt Frostpmoh'

` ' P0 ' gro n which_Comforta.ble. Sold by al ie unable ’ ` ' ’ » » ' u ' is-~» a to iii dict n iii ....;‘.‘:°';....‘.‘:...‘3.2?’“;'.»°.‘i...;°...i’°t‘.°;i :'s1:;i:;i:‘. §.‘f;;_ Sst;;.f:..€:‘;;;*: “lm ei ~ all 001.911 f T3 09

liam makes haste to transfer his new ll'°°c°1'd ill the P00110* Of °0l1l'S9- Ili- fn,,,n.,m¢e *' ~ ‘ ““ " '-

. _ , - - » . U . . .’ V ,_ and S_ICKNE'5S:’*'_-

blY`thlil(lrntllZttl>1liaeIll?.rd‘:ali(i>twt1lll P ‘f wgliitatllsliillclasni llllislt llirroicogz sllfliclfq » ti.. .ami trough. if. rss.: if if v - 29 we ii. Dsvbls 1‘»?‘*’i11°7‘f°' *P any '1’slf1if=‘C'<>r1'rm _ doubt a good dw more Politics thsgi ____;:§o'r_p_i_1:_i:c_pr.si_gnm_¢_in_§ c_;hon+y1`;_ Beat.Acc1deu¢,0omP\\U1m the W0lfld.'1, ~.

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;el_i_gi§n_i_n the motives ofboth Sultauisnd 15____ ___ ____ G__y_s_ __ S____"§°_°“iaarket _ W. K. ROG1§1_2S,<_,g.- _ _ e J_ J JOHNSON; _ _ir aiser. __ < ~ _ _r ' Uhcrlottetown. _ ` ._-2`g'j¢g_._ S“’“m°“‘d°»! _' » _ A Bitrister at Law, Chirlotettown

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Congisling of Fall weights in Cheviots and ' A Fancy" Tweeds, value of $3.00, $3-._50,

and -$400. Our special price to-

m0rr0W¢»eo_cccac coe»eu`¢occc»S2.25

Lads’ Reefers ' _

In 'Blue Serge, Nap and Black. Frieze. Our

sperinl price. . . . . . .

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Is the man who combines _-economy with style,

minates between the stores _that UFFER extraordinary GIVES them. The values"we'oil`er have _the quality oflit

There will be fun in New Zealand by themselves' r _

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Fall Suits and

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Men’s Fall Overcoats, made from all wool

"`~' f blue and latest tan shades, cut nobby box style, in

` every detail. Our special price. . . . . . . . . ... . . ,

Men’s Fall Oi ercoats, pure wool, blue and

Beavers, tailored in the latest correct fashion ’~ the equal of any $l6:00 Overcoat, oui;,price. . . . . .

~ . Men’s` Business Suits. 'single or double breasted

suits, properly made and iinislied, sold by us for. . .

Men’s _Finest _Fall Suits--These garments merchant tailors’, single and double breasted,

and trimmed in Hrst class manner, our price. . . ..

_ Men’s all wool Ulsters, great big

closely watched by the powers just_ __ __ '__ _ Bllggllorey s_ W0tel‘Pl' of UlBl8l‘8

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In Blue

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g ‘ - and EyefGlasses _ _

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and defeated at the bidding of Quebec. ANNUAL Shooting of No. 1 Company When 0l1_Wl&Ill`.' 110 bil 0111' F ll The Guaiinixn has not _been unfriend- f°'d°I at K°"5l"g*°” R°°8°- ° Ulsgel-,yR`8e`f3i|'» or Suit __ y , ' ` a _ and Wlnter overcoat

ly uldthe Laurier fiaddnilzlistmti-oq tand A A MEETING ofthe Ab€gWeils will be . I I I i » ‘ f ’ I wou regret to n e mims ers, 1, ld ° h ' h- - _ _ ' ’_; : - - _ A 'i , f _

_ who have some g00d measures to their sliarplll t mr room" is eveumg at 7 so _ ii vahles.

credit, new imperiliing their position , _ - ‘ ever showniiiiifiharliittstesvn without any :doubt whats

by ftiiowing the reckless _counsels of G_}f_“f_(‘§:1_;l|:‘t‘i‘,"§,°‘;“‘;_,_i‘¥?_§8 2% tllffeggif We are the people to saveyou money, ` __

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their Party °'g°'”s' ‘ ~ ' cred picture Battleship "Maine" for l - bee mn' Ulsters 9-_F '3g5l9i`-4-751 5-50, g00(l BS

custom made and only halfithepriee. " ~

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PECT ,CLES

To meet the demand ot _' those requiring

' _ cheaper grade of spectacles,l hive m

_ ported one lot in Nickel Plated frames and

_ - ' will sell them at 50c,75c and $1 oo a pair.

. A few of ` the- old stock of genuine Pebble

Spectacles, usually _sold at'-$200 and $2 50,

malibu) BID

,Fine Gold and Gold filled frame spectacles

Telescopes, Opsra Glasses, Field Glass

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llruous in that incident recoyided in fad °dg‘S".1.h‘°°d ’°°m"'- Lefglh 54 ' vlctuna Jewelry' store’ Nearly* gpndtk’ ,°‘

. , .inche=. Nine colorsi Black. Blue,

'rent searchs “bm ir Kms ~ e ~ r Visit tio _,Mount Zion. The '_ » . _,.- ____; _ _ x _ , _ :_ __ v I __ .

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