I IIIENT DWNED RAILWAY RATIIEIIIA TIIAN A RAILWAY DWNED GDVERNNIENT:

voir; ron iAItTINs. NIeII2ANTIIe I>I5DI>II;'s cANDIDATI§s AND A i;DvIenN-

iliililll lXPiiiS Nllllill iililll I

In IIIII Iisiiii is sit IiiiiilW.§li’.;.fil..f@ ti,/~, ,lltlllllllli lillMlNGl' -

3! |991.

Remember liundonald, Canada forthe Canadians. '

BORN l

and Mrs (iarnhum, u sou

Att is home of the br‘de Oct 26th by

as ilicv N McLoughlin, Leander' Tooinbs, of

of Naval Administration,

Equal to Any Emergency.

“*

I.o§]DON, Uct. 27.-II`riday, October 21, was i ic day on ivhich England cciohrn it-li tlieninety-ninth anniversary of t'Ic battle of 'l'r.»ifalg'ur, and it was an approf |Ii-iai,i- date for `A`dinl.\‘u.’ Sir. John Fislier in take otllooas senior navnlsea lord.

'i‘hc- British navy thus enters upon a

ui-.w regime. Admiral Fisher's appoint Iuent has given universal satisfaction, .-uid its r su ts are loolred forward to with hopeful anticipation.

_-\ naval correspondent writes: “lt ii at

uuce opposite and sug,s:e~tiveiliat these tivo i-vents should have ta'icn place s`ui- ultuueously, nauieiy, the celcbrati It of the cuhuinatiug employment oi’ the Brit- i~li tlcet in lB'J5 and the induction in otllce iii. Wliiteiialiof the streuuouspersuiial ty who is hound to fashion to his owri liking iuul despite const Gutionai checks the \vi~apon ixady for use ii’ necessity requires it in lil 5.

"Sir John Fisher is ii very strong inzin, ~“'ifL Of Judgment, tenacious of purpose, keen to a degree uncommon in aiIno:~I'. any walk of life save that of money irrubbing.

“A Inan of aillrirs, who has wielded

large power and liasiniluonced the niarch ‘lf 0"¢"i1U» once told mo' that the three men with whom he had come in contact who lmd most_kn'g;‘ess_gd' him were Bismnrk, ilhodcs and Fishcxv. '

lI`ISI'Il's1R'S SELF-MADE CAREER. “Yi-t eighteen months ago the Iilnizllih

pi-ople hardly knew there was such aniiin. Ile had iu‘rive<l long sin e, but it iva.-A wlicn he inode lilo famous spi c_ch at t; e a -ads-Iny innqiiet in Iiie sp ing of H03 that he may he said to have first forcibly ~t »u.-Ir the public in eye and ear. His in- iuclsivo directnois, his somewhat. assur d I-infidence of strength made un impres- ~ion which set people to inquire. An in- quiry carried conviction.

"Fisher is cinpliatical'y the product of

naval training. The son of a soldier, horn in 1841,-he entered the British naval service when but thirteen, and has Inndc his way absolutely without interest or influence. A ` cheerful Worker. clear thinker, vi»i‘ant odserver, lfislicr is a man who inspires confidence among all whp come in contact with _him llc is notpu mein of the desk onli, but the c‘ear eyes, the lurking humor of he lips, the strung broad chin and ironzed coni- ifcxlon suggest the open air iifc~ti e breezy discipline of the bridge of the |»iit.t|e.~diip~ rat ber than t"e close coiifnes ut study for the post that Eir John lIas uow assumed, that of chief naval adviser to the l_;oreruu'cnt.

T0 L` \liRY OUT NAVY`.\ 'I‘.l UNINU,

"Hellas oorno io the _Admirni'y not so iuuoh as a retormeron one who intends to I'I\ri'ir out the evolution ‘ 'of the navy, which has been the result of its scientific diweiopinoiits to the fullest possible ex~ lent. .,_ _ "The great scheme of training omcoifs

ii id n.en fin- which he is primarily i‘~'spoIIsibie has yet to find its comp‘einent

in the siiniliir reinoileiliug of adinin’s l

trutive methods iinil in this work his extraordinary energy and versittility will ‘llnil uinpie play. ' l “Adiiiiral Fisher has been compared to |Nelson. I would rather eoinpire him to St. Vincent, for it. was St Vincent who forged tue weapon which Nelson so ably used. Finher`s npportun ties viill be enormous, for lie is a<Isiii'eIl of royal support, triisteri by the l{iIig"s Mini ti~.i'»i, ‘ and willlic nhly supported by his coi- l leagues."

l\El.' ON'S |'l~Ii\"I`l'INAi\Y Ml UORIAII.

The people of America are to bc invited

to participate in the coniniemorution of .the centenary of the death of Nelson, \\'liiI-li takes place next year. - The directors of the British and Foreign Sailors' Society liave resolved to apnea: to all thc lingllsh speaking puk- lie througliout. the world for assistance in contributing toa l,000,0tlt) shilling niem- orial fund to be cinployeil in various charitable ways. '

'l`0 this coinnieniorzition Mr iionsevclt

hos sent his bfessing and thanking the

society I\ur the courtesy and kindness shownto American sailors. The Presl- dent says in` Ii letter:-"l,.ct. me extend cordial greeting toyou ontliis occasion of thc centenary of the heroin death which closed the wonderful career of your great, Adinfral Ne‘Iion, with renewed i.hanks und aii good wishes. ` »._1Q__-

Il TRADE AND SHIPPING.

PORT OF CHA RLOTIETOWN.

Oct 20 ar: Minnie A., Reid, Siiediuc;

Millie \Viislibiirn.I"razeI', i‘ii'toii; S S City of(i`ri1ent., Me.\`cvin, Hfi; .I \V Hill, Irving, Richibueto N B; Nereiil,Ln.ngue- doc, (laspe, I’ Q; S S Liinciilairx, Burns, Picton.

Oef.. 29, old.»-Minnie A., Reid, Wallace:

S. S. City of Ghent, McNevia, Suuiini-r~ side; Maple Loaf, Fraser, Ii chlbuc o: Orcssa Belle, Ernest. Mahoue Buy, 1\'. B.; Three Bells, Murray, Montague; S. S. LiInciihiir,r, Burns, Picton; Nerclil Languedoc, Suininerside.

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DREYFUS CONS PIRA CY

PARH Oi-t. 27 -Thi' court tniirtial if

` i'i>iirproini|ient otlicers of the war iniiii fry-Coin. Ilautr ch :ind Rollin, and CIip~ liiins Francois and lllilicwirliiil-rliarg d with using military funds and otherwise ‘influencing vi itnessos against Dre) fiis nt liennes, \v.is continued today. Ciiptaii i .\Iurcs<‘hnlfiirtlier explained the purcliasc

lvofriocuinents from the spy known as "Aust_eriitz,'uIid asserted that througb~ out the lrnuniietlon licluul nerely done what he hid ion"c-ivorl to behis dui).

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, __,,_. ,, -_'- __

riists i

I ' ury 'of the

- ,New Scale

ll ~.

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i }.m£ -~_l/

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~ 'I' /7.' /',~ . r'-'<53 .

Wnlums. The only /,7///// JI. - <5- M `

-r A /I /Iv I » v _ \ _, M/ .

,.;woods, intric atc lgégrl ll, ,_ A illleht finish and elegant l ' ’-'I'/i'\-1"' l ' /'lf . (appearance, mcikc the New Scale \/Viiiiams the fitting piano `

'_'lrid connois» l , as well , I/'4r"""/'xl' , @ S ' .5 =` :_ ‘° _.'°°=‘°f°f~= 1/45 f¢l¢li£bt in the j '-'-7"# S

I | | (

Mayfield, Lct 23, and Miss Carrie Muttort of Bedeque. *

At the Rcctor_v,Suninierside on Oct. Mtii

.lainei .I\ McLean of Suuiinerside and Miss Sadie Adams of Lnt ll. Rev WB bisum ofI‘l lated.

At the home ot thcln-ide Oct litli by

Rev. N Mcluuchiin, Hugh Spensc of Botsford, N B xuiri Miss Beatrice Ramsay. daughter of William and Mrs Rainsny, L01 cr Bcdt-que.

DROWNED IN A WELL.

Qtmurzc, Oct. 27.- Falling hcadforc-

Inostimoa dccp well at.St. Justin, P. Q., Suruh, the duuglitcr of_Mr. and Mis. Vcrtefeullle met death hy ilmwir ing, no person icing present to ren~ der her any assistance.

A WONDERFUL TOVNIG AND_S'I`REN(i-

TIINEIL

Said ii drugpist to-day, “No doubt nl out it, the tonic I mt g vos best results is the biggest. seller, and that is II`errozni`ie. it enriches and puridoe thcblood, restores strength and energy to the feet-le, and is ix scientific reconstiiictor that was Iilivnys iopiilnr. In Oh|orois,AiiaeIniri, tiredness, Langour, Brain Fair, lndigcstlon and Uys- pepsiii its action is prompt, und satisfac- tory curcs always fo low. Yes, I recoui mend Fcrrozone to my cixstomeis tawiiiiiie I believe it is the best tonic and strcnggthr euing medicine that Incney can lair." I.ar,(c boxes cost 5Uc.

A GOOD QUARTER D()l.LAIi`S \Vf)Iii`ii.

MH- MORLEY IN TORONTO.

'l`0noN'ro, 01:1". 27. The Biglit

HOD. John Morley, who will be tiieguest ul Mr. Goidwin Smith during his brief stay in Toronto, will arrive Sutiirday. (ln Monday he is to lie the guest :it tha ‘uncheon of the Caniidianflliili, in the afternoon the university will confer an honorary degree, and in the evening Mr. Morley wilidine at Govomnient Hotisc. He will leave tie fo'lowinz day.

INDIGESTIUN ANI) HE ADACHIC

Mn. Duscsu McPm:usoN, content,

Alta., writes:-“I was for inany years trollblcd iaith indigestion and headache, and derived no relief from the many rein- edies I used. A friend advised the use of i)r..ChI1se's Kidney-i.i\'er Pills, and after taking four liuxcs, the rc-su`t is that l am onoc more in the full cnjoyiuciit of the blessings of Izood health."

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LARGE DEFlClT.

Tououro, O_ct. 27-The Presbyterian

Foreign Missionary Fundhns this yeiir ri deficit of $36,000 in excess of ri debt of last. October. In February, lfI04, there was a deficit of $25,600, of \\hici $12,900 vviis wiped oil' by the special appeal. but the Iiebt has nevertheless c~ntinned to in-

(iI`f‘ll~‘|P.

Optlcll Exoggerntlon. _

Owen Winter, writing ot his experi-

.ence with “The While Goat and His Country," nieiitinns n circuIn.~tnuce which will perhaps recall to nnturrilistri and liuu_tcrs some miscnlculntions ot their own. He had traveled across the continent in the hope of killing white goats, and of course he lind wlilio goats in his eye. By 10 o‘l-lock the next morning T.

and I saw “300"`goats on the uiouir tnin opposite where we had climbed. Just here I will rink a geiiernllzutioii. When u trripper tells 'you he has seen

3' 3*! ,_ ar 1- A.- `._.1. £l:=._.i

,_-. »- A* -f=.>.<--.~~y. ,_ -',-»~ I _, r'»* `*-”".{ fgrfli-';¢ .f.

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oo know it helps the wean ,

i. ill ..i

Double and twists I.

,;I,, They beat cvkzryihing. I, ll` l

V You ought to s¢e our

-il' f 5 ‘if

M/1 . . I “~;:~,-rg-¢4§»-._~§,f; elf.-'ffl

.`lU>uZvn`7niM-

It ns.

a";'_‘

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BUY #Britannia Skirts”

They possess style, quality and finish.

I Ask your dealer for them.

l Sec that thc name Britannia is

inside thi: waist baud.

\ ii -idiinn

-THE ~

lllllilll illlllli lliillllllillilil..

' Liiviirso. STEAMEILS

“iioIihumiaIland" and “Princess”

Leave as below every day, Sundays

excepted. From ri-IINT DU CHRNR, on arrival ofi|.45

ii. ni. lnin from Si.. John, for SUMMERSIDE, connecting there with express train for Chnloiteinun niid Tigniah. _ From SUMMEMSIDE, on nrrivni of molmm, train hom Charlottetown and all 'stations o P. E- 1.8. for I’iJlN1‘ DU CHENE. connect- In with Jiiyiniii for sr. JOHN, uosrou mil Iuoisrnicsr _ Connection at Moncton with train for

all stations on I. C. R. and its con- nections, and at St._]ohn with C. P. R. and Railways for U. S. for all points West and South, also at St. john with Stconicrs of _Eastern S. S. Line.

From PIC |‘uU about 4 45 p. ni. for CHA RLOT

TBHIWN. umm cu/ii<I.oT'i‘E1‘owu for rrcrou. in P45

n m connecting there with "ny trains for CAPM; HRETO and HALIFAX. A* NORTH BYl‘)NRY wiih Steamer Bruce lor ¢wfound» inn

Al HALIPAX with C. A. I PLANT LINE I0

Boston.

Thfsiiilli ticket: to be had ni Gund Trunk

Could nu Pncidr. Iniercolonlal and P. E. l. iliiilwlys and on the Com \u\ny‘| tlennierl and connecting lines in United Btllen und Canada.

F. W. HALES. Secretory Charlottetown. P E I, 76d w cellou

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'Q 1

P. E. island

I`harlnitetovi'n-liiarket

'meeting

IE. B. WILLIAMS,

. Secretary,

24 .isi-

ZMMAAARAMAAMAMRAMM. AMAMAA

l ing 'quality of cloth to have ‘ll I I l the yarn doubled and twisted. I l

, ,U . ,

AsI<y°~~I»»I=fI°»I»°w=II=»»~ it Hon. W. S. Fielding will address the Electors of

l n

as follows.

Hall Monda, Oct. 31,

4=--- ~‘-=' 1153' v ' y

I AA f At 8 0’clDek, p.m.

Snnris-Tuesday, November lst, at 7.30 0’elnck,

l " - ‘ for England sets the

styles for men, just as

l D. Ill. France does for

women.

' _ _ , V _ ; All kinds that are . , I Train arrangements will be advertised later nn; good. and _the me of

,I ' all good kinds.

/ \ _ ` We're

. I .ir ‘ These will be a series of the greatest ancl\graudcst pol-, ' Spfeaa °n?E _

éI‘ I "r l itical meetings ever held throughout the three - ,counties of GIOVSS for °"a°hm8 /.I/la’ x, ` ’ ` -. Prince Edward Island. \ ' l of Walking-

` - - _ , _ I Gloves ior looks.

- 'I A_special will leave _Suu1n:ierside, Monday at 4 p. nI.,,. Gtoves for d,CSS_

-~.~,_-_-A’ 4 ‘U5 `_ _ I Gloves for _war_mtb.

returning after the meet g

Return fare from Summerside 85c Intermediate

stations in proportion. Excursion rates on regular train from Georgetown, good to return on special train after

Special Southport Ferry after meeting. Special Rocky

Point Ferry and return trip of the City cf London, leaving Brush Wharf at 4.30 p. ni. calling at Halliday`s and return after meeting. Return fare 25C.

BEN]. ROGERS,

Pres. Lib. Asso, for Queens

A , __._., , _._,,`_,,, ___._.,,, M

FOR SALE

FOR Si\Li'2 Cheap.-'i`wo upright

.~ici~on<i-hand pianos, :intl one square. Apply nt thc Central music store. A. liorfie SL Co. 28 dw tt

HILP WANTED-MALE

SiII~:CI \I, RI-;iII<I-::.>I<;:~'r.\'i‘i\~I-1 in this

county and adjoining territories to re- present und advertise :in old established business house of solid tiiiaiiciul ~atand~ ihg. Salary $21. weekly with expense:-I ,paul each Moudarv by chock direct from liearlipinrtcrs. Expenses advanced; 1 position permanent. \Ve furnish every min Address, THE C(>l U\lllI -\

. i!~ _ 1 A ‘ I 63m Monou Building. Chicago, Ill. | 1;~‘ if

so many hundred bond of game, he SAl,l€SMF..\' \VAN'I`}£lI at once. to

rc \reseiit"CminilrI‘s (irentcnt . 'urscries

has not coumed mem' but he believe’ Slieciai list of New and Ilnrdv Special-

wlm' he “yn” A ` ties in Fruits, Oruamcntain, Shrubs and:

"Th°“_s°':°“31l;t;E;':y“(:“I Esiilogrsg Roses. Liberal iniluccmeptml psy

W, _ , I < eekl ', exclusive territory am some

Bhd mg? !9¢m9d nllmbefleis The Plc' “li ` V nee odtfit Spring s~cf\=oii'~'mii\~1Ii now tiire which the white, slightly moving starting Writi now for full pnriiiiiliirs.

dots made, like mites on n clieese, in Stone \\ illuigton Tomato

clined ono to a large estimate of them, io-- 22 dw: mos.

_f°" ¢V°f\ ‘hc m0Sf ml8DiflC€n¢ h°m¢5- I slncefliey covered the whole side of a ` , '

"Will hold 'its own with ihe var>' boi* Piano: made on ihil cominolt . ` m,|I!'he more we looked the more we P f \;n`.»\;lTEtlgi-é-tit:/t;;oll§si;~;;;riPBI; ttgnliii-A

_ _ _ , , ro . ove I . '

`”P" W"|"“ M'""‘E°°'°"d'F‘m°‘" B°'l'°"°' found. Besides the ninin army there I MA I right men. Apply to l‘- U. iles 729.

3 pm "venus “m|||”_ n L` iarlottctown. 23 dw -‘W

I _ | ` IINCW W ~ ' Ifa -Ii-'I ... 'Iw¢,§@.....i¢'.ii.°.»I...i".o¢i.i¢I.....i» . . ‘i‘i“. . ' -Y-*I 'iff 1;. I ,mritiigfpggncrai printf: .ini iieylma ~,_- _ " "\ , A i\ ’ -»-_-1;' ' tiiehe we could discern single ifnlinni! ` "*~._ ` _ " ' ' ` movlnl- uazlniz. browsing, lying down.

'l e Williams Piano C0... Ltd., O=liu\\'Ii. for copies ot iliustriitcii booklets l “Th°"e‘s 100900 lg°M’!" 'mm T'

JW); 9

minfli tory n §‘ _ -ii ,f . l‘inun, or ciiliul the or.1_i wa :_-mg; _,

f- ~..»ni__1i ‘_ . '

ll mv! Iv 'mai _ QA ¢I.lr\[¢, '- V ". ‘

“Let’s count 'oiu," I suggested, and .li We tin ailhm- .Tllire were mil-

"¢¢_d» _o,fllO_Cv~»,_®__C__¢_‘_,_Q_!*__U" _ __ __ ,v_.,_____,_ ._. _ W _ __ Y ._._...

` si w . ‘ i 0 iz , WANTl<.I)-Responsible man to inan-

I I En: I | | o 0

‘ I

; ' §`¢`¢'¢`_”¢"¢'»`__'Q'¢` I

Isvziivvni

nge office and distributing depot* for ii large Manufacturing Co. hilary. $T5o,o0 per month and coniinisiuons. Ap licant must furnish good rcfcriiiccs ,f aa-

nu }I,8ou,oo to $2,500.00 C=\Sl\- rlfeN.Fnctbr\', nth 81 ,lollrlwii SUI-

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I I iisirlli'-i~'~l~‘i.* ‘-" ' I

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.

serti n Six Consecutive

One-Half Cent a Word Each ln o .

insertions Charged as Five, and Three Ween; as

Two. Minimum Charge |() cents.

l \\'AN'l`lfl>- A Liigi- ii1.'iIIi1i.ic‘i\Ii'iIig coiicerii about to open ilistriliiitiiig depot in this section tlcsiri s services of rc~;pons.hl<~ niziu to tiikc ui:\ii:igi‘i:n-iii. Sulziri' iiiiwi per .Iiuiinni ,ind vi>iniii\< sions, Alipliciint must fiiIiii\li iiI_~t class references and §Ij5iI ioizgrw i~i~li. .\icroh:inilisc fur|ii~licil. /\iiIlic\:` .\i.'\IiiIf.'ii‘tiIrci‘, Crirr. Nulsiiti (lil -Iii.iIi L`<>IIIp.'iIi} , Cliioigo, lil. |5‘l.1z,_»Ii_ .\Iii\ 5.

H ELP WANTED-FEMALE'

\’l'ANTl",I)~-»For FaicoIi\vi»o<i .-\syliiIn

an Iissistarit Lsiinilrcss. jii if

L.I\llIES \\'ANTl€li»~A iii{l(`.ii‘l`

l§.\`l‘Il{Gl§'l`lL` \\`()M I\ N \\ mii:\ii`s . work. Pvrtminciit positifui. Old established business house of solid tinancial standing. Salary M2. to itil.

I wcizkl ' with ex eases aid erirh .\ion

5 I P F `

day direct from iii-mqunrtcrs. F.x» pcnses aiivniicui. \\`c furnish <-very thin . Address, Sci‘rciai'y, 620 Monoii llioci, Cliicngo, Ill. 270 tf

l WANTID

TO-l.F,T.~llwelliiig house on Vppcr

Prince Street occupied by Mr. Mite ell. l Mrs. Mitchell willsl1ovvpersomi through I ntnirv tinic. Igd I mo.

WANTED--Iioiine for small fniuily,

centrally located. with modern im- rovc-ments, on or before Int Novciu~ iler. Apply in thin oflice. I4 d if

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liiiivis

Gentlemen’ Fall Gloves

The new Fall Gloves

are here-strong,heavy

gloves for the street, lighter-weight gloves ’;` for aiteruoon, and dainty affairs for the

evening.

Meu’s gloves follow

the English fashion,

_I Tile best leathers,

best makes, best styles

' of gloves are here.

Gloves 45r~ to ,‘;“<_",,f>o. Give us your liiiiiri

-we'll please you.

D.A.Bruee.

t lotliiei' :ind ii;ibcIila~ liri, _\lori'is lllock.

Victoria Row.

‘ ,

GENTS’

SUITS

OVERCOATS

If you were to ask why our

garments were entitled to the

special consideration of men

in general we would say ou

account of their iii, style and

` service. Every garment is

cut and fashioned in the latest

styles, every phase of making has been at the hands of

Taiiormen, who by their abil

ity ard experience have

stamped themselves as masters

of their craft. Come in and

see for yourselves. '

liiiin Inland fret.

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