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J`alt=Rheum

It may become chronic. It may cover the body with

large. inilamed, burning, itching, scaling patches and cause intense suffering. It has been known to do so. .

Do not delay treatment. Thoroughly cleanse the system

of the humors on which this ailment depends and prevent their return.

The medicine taken by Mrs. Ida E. Ward.

Cove Point. Md.. was Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sho writes: “ I had a disagreeable itching on 317 armlwhich I concluded was salt rheurn. I began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and in iwodaya felt better. It was not long before I was cured and I have never had any skin disease since.”

Hood’s .farsaparilla

Promises to cure and keeps the promise. It is positively une- qualed for all cutaneous eruptions. Take it

Choice

Island Flour?

We have just bought a quantiiy of Island Flour, freshly ground from lime of ihe best wheat four Island produces.

Selling__at

$1.75

Per 100 lbs.

J. D. l0LEOB & C0.

.sawn-wp. s. “if

Dessert

~ Get The

- REAL THIN

Take no

Other.

Pure

Gold Jelly Powder

Joyfully

i I , -' d

" p...i...i erin .tts iii; _e_ li head. This

was used at ti.. ...»i~oii..tion of King Henry

_I _-_-_-fr: -,,_- -1

4; royal collection. either of which is a superb specimen of the goldsmith’s art. The one

iaismsnas. it tutes nom ii.. time si

ll null' 8

° wurk. 8 newspaper report thatLord Kitchener had

Oneolourgreiitipecialitles

Qui- businem has been so great _for

past few months it has been almost im-

gsible to turn out our ord_ers on time.

eq-iestion naturally arises. What

isthereasonofso great a rush? The reason is plain, our plant is ittod

thropfhout with the latest Modern Mac nerv and employing none but

s Q itat class workmen. We are in a better

- ' ' t t ut k in tisfae-

fosition o urn o wor a sa tory manner than any other establish- ment ou P. E. Island

We have the facilities and know how

to execute the work.

Give us a trial and be convinced of

the merits ol' our work

Bruce Stewart & Co.,

Ifounders. Engineers, Machinists and

Boilermakers.

Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf, Char-

ottetown, P. E. Island-Phone x25.

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izoiuu. "measures,

At the coming coronatlon of King n<i...rd time will be ii di.p1.y of royal? treasures such as the modern world has

seldom seen. It has been so long since the 1 last British coronation that few persons _ now living can remember the display oi gold and gems of historic interest and

pricelessvalue which was then in evi- fierce. The `reviures of the Tower will

b-:again brought forth forth on the occasion of the Klng's coronation.

There is ii vast difference between the value of the crowns of the earlier and

later English monarchs. King Alfred's crown of a thousand years ago has l 'vc been lost, but the chronicles of hi~ I .ine set downitu value at 248 pounds 10 shill-

ings. Contracted with this is the imperial crown of the late Queen Victoria which was the most costly that was ever made on earth. There are by actual count

2,783 diamonds in this crown, many of them large, handsome stones, besides 277

pearls, 16 sapphires, 11 emeralds and 5 rubies. One ruby is said to be worth

£100,000 and the big sapphire is also a historic gem of almost priceless value. It was the one worn in a ring by Edward the Confessor, and was buried with him at Westminster.

It is told that most of the royal trea-

sures used at coronations were made in 1662. At the time of Commonwealth all

the crowns and royaI` regalia were des-_ troyed except the golden pitcher used for holding the anointing oil,the golden spoon and the coronation stone. These will be used at King’s Edwards coronation. After the Restoration all the ancient articles signiiicant of royalty were remade by Sir Robert Vyner. the royal gold- smith. St. Edwa.rd’s crown is the omcial

crown of England, used at coronations. It is of great size, and is described as almost clumsy when compared with the gorgeous and splendid crown afterwards

made for the late Queen.

The orbs and sceptres of the royal regalia, which are deposited in the Tower S are onlybrought forth on the occasion of a coronatlon. Theyare as interesting as thecrowns. The first and larger of the two orbs in the Tower collection was that made for King Charles II. This has been used by every Sovereign since his day. The orb is held in the hand at coronatlon. It is six- inches in diameter and ie adorned I

with clusters of colored jewels and

diamonds. There are two soeptres in the

in use is made of solid gold, two feet ten inchesinlength and ornamented only with .N

King James II. _

Still more ancient and historic are the

famous Coronation Stone, the golden ampulla or eagle and the Coronation Spoon. The two latter are 500 to 600 years old. The golden eagle measures-r nine inches in height and is ofsoiid gold . From a o.~le in the li ak the oil is

IV in 1399 and at all coronations since his day.

__-_Q--_ An omcial denial has been given to th

recently asked for more troops . Only once sinee he attained chief command at the end of November of last year has he asked for reinforcements. That was in December, 1900, whenjust after Lird Roberts’ return to England the Boers suddenly invad-ci _ Cape Colziny. _

Following the Sabbath outrage to

iwhich we 'have referred at length was another on the following Sunday in St. John. It appears that there workmen were engaged all last Sunday erecting an " arch across King Street in honor of the

Royal visit. But the Patriotfs despatch tells that the incident created a “commo- tion"in the cityand several pastors appear

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Head Office - - - » - -Toronto President- Sir Cnaittss 'i`Uri>an. Manaing Director-Gao. H. Ron.

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Local Board for P.EIslar\d. B. HEABTZ, President M-rchanis’

Bank of P. E. I., Ch’loWn.

W. H. AITKEN ol Messrs. Carvell

Bros.. Ch’iowu.

HIS. SIRATOR PROWSE. Murray

Harbor.

W. A. WEEKS. Cll‘town. CHEAP INSURANCE.

_ _ MEN OB WOMEN:

Insurance

from The

to have denounced the desecration. They ‘ felt that they could not afford to be silent.

victions.

HAS STOOD THE TEST for over twen-

ty~ilve years with thoroughly satisfactory results. Fuller's Blackberry Cordial ma

mer Complaints, in Children and Adult

I HOSE FACTS

hard sea

yarns used.

Regiment Bandto night in the Rink a capital musical program will be,

by our citizens,

They also had the courage of their con-

! _ - . . _ _

be relied 'uponas aremedy for all Sum ro dstwri

ri... .poem feature. which distinguish WANTED.-A ein f°f mein h°w='°f=-

Patoifs Hose. Sn¢<=inl'»i¢S f1'°m 01°* i»f°wse,_nu tore some - Z 1-1.101

usually oifered to the public are:-lst, The , *,,.o_LE.,._The new dnlunt hm* 0,, mme,

° ' t iiritati knots and ofirusiio a dsydaey sts. ei :occupied

enum “since D ' ng 1 by Dir. Hdondrahan. Apply te W. Wigper

gud' The mime" ‘nd dnnbmty of then' 7 POR SALE,-A new cottage ea Peake Stree

Atthe concert to begiven bythe 4th

interspersed with war views which Rev. T. F. Fullerton will explain.This excellent bandio entitled to every encouragement i

It is surprising to reid a statement of Dr. Bryce, Secretarv of the Ontario/ Board Of Health that Im( cases Of smallpox were

reported in that Province within the first

nine months of the current year. Of these

forty eases are still under treatment. Toe dread disease seems to be increasing in the United States and our own Upper Provinces. Our Island health authorities

will do well to remain on the alert.

The Scientidc American publishes a cut

ofa proposed air-ship inventei by Rev, B Cannon of Texas, or rather construct- e I by him on the lines laid down in Eze- kiel’s vision as told in the third chapter of

his prophecy. It is designed to run along the ground until the full speed of the machineryis attained when it soars into the air. A gas engine furnishes the mo-

tive power. It has many wheels which the inventor claims are constructed ac- cording to Ezekie1’s dislgns.

The authorities have acted with som- ineadable promptitude in seeking to track down the mlscreants who burned the barns 'of Mr. Robert Jenkins. One

arrest was made on Sunday last. and another party who was being sought for

by the authorities yesterday gave him-

self up. This is not the time or place to‘ speak of the evidence that the authorities have in their possession. The accused are entitled to a fair trial and this no doubt they will receive. The punish- ment for the crimeiof which they are suspected is iinprisonme nt for life.

Dreadful Kidney Paine.

oould lot Beal: or Sleep.

I U. P. B. Conductofs luilerlngs-

He ll How Well and Gives Dr.

I Chnae’s Kidney-Liver Pills Credit 5 for the Cure.

s _

Hr. W. E. Berryman, Conductor on the C.P.R., St. Stephen, N.B., writes:-‘ “I have been railroading for 23 years, and for ten years sumered from a severe case of Kidney Disease and Backache, a. trouble common to railroad men. It used me all up to walk, and guer- walking up hill I would have to lie down to get relief, my back was so bad. I could not sleep morethan halt the _night and then didn’t seem to get any rest. 'I had used all sorts of medl- cines and was pretty badly discouraged when I heard of Dr. _Cha.se’s Kidney. Liver Pills. After using two boxes of this treatment I found it was helping imc and tive boxes have made a. com- plete cure. I now rest and sleep well, my back is strong' and the old trouble has entirely disappeared. Many peo- Dle t_o_w_hoih, Ivhave recommended these. pills have been cured.. Anyone wish-' ing further particulars write me."

The stile of Dr. Cha.se’a Kidney-Liver

'Pills far exceeds that of any similar remedy. One trial is enough to con- vinoo anyonethat this is the Slfoltest family medicine that money will buy. 0nepilladose,25centsabox,ata.ll dealers or Edmonton, Bates & Go., Te-

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‘Jhooolate Goated' V Worm l_-ozenges They are 2': easy to tal-'f.°. m'

v“ “ g-.od in idlci.

= “ “ cheap in price. ',\\_`\ XX( Every home should have a _.iff (£91 b(Xe 'L

ill

‘ 1

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,f Try our Chocolate Coated ‘iv - Worm Lfz-inges p

” i5c. per Box. iii)

li \\ w. zfiieii, mi. i=..@ The Square Druggisis '

Sunnyside A

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WANTS, LUSTS. FOUN§*, ETC

WANTED AT ONCE.,-Afsmart young girl-

about 15/-to do get-eral. house-work. Ap_pl_v at this oilice. 15 31 pd.

Y WAN TED.-‘ A girl fozr general housework‘in a small famil . Apply to Mrs G. F. Hutchinson, Upper Prince Street. ro-i5 tf d 8: w.

WsNTED.'-lsdarders can be accommoddted

by calling at Mrs. J. A. Cameron’s, Kent Street! next door to Revere Hotel. ic-14-aw.

Vi?-'AfNTTED.-Competent house-keeper-middle

aged, light work, no children _ Apply at this 0 ¢¢» io 11 d&wtf.

LOST.-Between Commercial Cross and South-. port ripocket book e_ontain_mga large sum of money with a Winnipeg ticket with owners name Finder will be amply rewarded by leat mg at this omce or notifying by mail.

WANTED-A Smart Steady Bpy willing,

. to learn the Tailoring. Can igetasituauou by

applying to F. R. Newsom o Tm: Guaitman .tam veimtf

Must have re'erence. Apply to Mrs. B. (Z.

1 Apply to A. Duchem_in §_(_io._ 28 if

giving the greatest possible amount comfort.

_isp¢iaiotusnsisii,'sa<ienda..i.u ,being removed

3rd. The perfect shape and elasticityi “ ---T--"ie-_f__1jh;f 'Mm pme _ Hom

4th. The Remarkable Yaiue for Money

-each quality beings standard one in its _

dass _ :seen _occupied _ _ ;

Special attention in the of Uayi ~ _

FOR entraliy situated on Kent Street. Apply at this

Eos.-ro tf.

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-ntiiecoriier of Pownal and Water

t byltr Hewitt, has

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eilnesflay, &‘ Thursday

OCT. iotii and l7th._

LH _ . .. 4.-ll .-?‘- `: "

Two.

Reduced fares from all points on~P. E. I.

Railway to Charlct',etown. ` _

FREE! °

V .

TICKETS T0 THE RACES

Every person buying $5.00 worth of

goods gets a ticket for the races free. _

Speiial inducements offered in all de-

partments. . ; '

runs

Pretty Fur Combinations-all the new

styles in Capes, Cours, Collarettes etc. may now be seen in our fur room. Please, feel-I

_free to call and look about. ` _ -

a _-

ll|li|NERYi

I We are the uilliuery leaders l Our

its iiuicn

is the best milliner on P. _. _ Island we have the largest and most up-tg--,ure millinp,-y de- partment with the i »_ rgesr gmsk of new mmiu- ery 011 P-E, - li \ L guarantee satisfaction.

uknplls

You will do yourself a positive injustice

if you buy a carpet without lirst seeing our stock. A=l_our carpets are new, fresh. stylish, and good. We have not only new goods but lots of them. Remember our prices are

lower than elsewher .

iiciris

Our jackets have .iii air of slyle tha.t’s all

their own-thit “made for me” look so desirable in ready-to-wear jickets.

BLANKETS

' Days are shortening. Nights are eett- iog cooler, and a pair; of these soft iieecy A blankets at $2.95 will add much to the com- fort of sleep. Uther blankets at $1.50 to

$6.00 ' _

I Shoppers froma distance will find our

'store an ide-al one for for all the winter re- quirements in high-class dry goods at lowest

rfi°¢‘-

, The Sunnyside Dry Goods Store

Beilha,-1\5g

troubled with

iimmétii,-..

an.n'sLnmm.

NTaad

"4 You are at

'Nytoiurtherth

eusee(

Two Rivers,

PROFITSOPONE

Boys it lou-as that th; White Stn llnelteamq “WU vroiltable ever

Blone the sum

of %

The cost of running mm

Vaoooreeoieiie. which

twenty four

llosrrruiar., Oswbu- chaps... isa ments... in bed this evening |l¢\B‘|lbors. Alamp len;

presumably

the firemen had

the children were

ache

TOCUREACDLD

57ESlN

Dunoqim, Iewg, H0301. agaetronemie

devoured (ity-song

other evening in

wager Heeifers to

forty pounds

.nianlinaazfan

-i-..__3¢;

IUESBAY MU

Under the Patrotage the Lieutenant

Worship the

Heeroma, ~

Fnvoh

MR FREEAR has

of presenting his frivolitlos

R H the Pr nee and Wales, at the Dani li residence, Lu on Hoo Luton, December 25'li, 1886 and

ions occasion bef-me e Duchesse of Tuck, Gland

el, Duke of Grafton, H.

Roberts etc, also for Hi f Siam, the Crown Siam, ,Prince Danirong, H. the Maharajah of Bcindd. H. Maharaj-th of Pahala (twice Palace),H H the Nwsb 113 H H the Mahar il the Sultan of the Greakwan of Biroda, tin! ol Bhopal, the Sovereign

and Governor Genera

& &c, in all parts ol the

Popular prices, 50c 35c

Ae the Plan Omoo, the

Hall and Rankin e Dru

Original Letters and above together with tho Medal are in view

llr Frecer is the only

Artie , who has ever mand to appear before H. I. &ltan of Turkey by lhom decorated with the Gold

Fine Arts.

TEITH

3'Pruelaimed by Pre!!

of Fourteen Countries

amel

Settlements Chula. Japan, Ja

1' k . Fam. “take New Zealand