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Lenox, Sept. 26.-Earl Howe (Richard

‘William Penn Curzon~Howe) ls dead. As ‘hlsson,Viecount Curzon, who is a can- didate for parliamentary honors in the :inthe South Buckinghamshire district, succeeds to the peersge, the Cons evatives will now nominate Dr. William Henry Grsnfell, the celebrated sportsmen. ff-1' _§outb Buckinghamshire. _ Q...-...i-~ ~- ~~ a ""';:i_‘=i:;__- _ _

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An..__l p Invitation

' ‘He nlblng the &h`h§en.. _ We invite you to dit Chsfleste:

tours HIGH CLASS Croccy. and see the nicest, ¢leenQ and bQ kept stock in the dty.

We buy NON! but the bi.

We buy for CASH only, therofons in give you better value fl! Q: goney than you Qu #Q llyv -

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W sl hi H08' f¢'n.¥{5Z'.‘I.‘I inf” .'§."'¢'§s§’n»@ for GROCERIRS.

lPEC1AgxPRICES on several lilo! for hibiiion Week.

Doftfaltogive up n call. Everybody used right at

OUR STORE.

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AGENTS.

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Hantxme Marino Insurance Company

oi Liverpool.

Standard Lilo Assurance of Soot-

land.

North British and Mercantile F ir Insurance Company of G. B. _

Union Fire Assurance Society oi

London.

Phonix Fire Assurance Company cf

London.

All British Cini s-Risks taken

at low rates.

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lost Reliable QSQ

Place to have your rekair work done is the place t at takes the most interest in your needs.We strive to accmomo- date all who leave any work$ with us, by prompt attentionw and quick despatch of same. We have the reputation of” being “O K.” on repair work. Qive us a trial and be com”

vinced that what we say is @ true

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- Foundes, Engineers, Machi

ists and Boiler-makers.

Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf. Charlottetown, P. E. l._

Phone 125

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rim GUARDIAN cinintorrnrows rnmci. i».o\v'1i'f`“ Is ANU' °°"°B“ 1' ‘°°°‘

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_ _ The fact that the Liberal conventlonln- _‘ ‘AQ i _ ' *-=- ~»-

Montreal will not nominate its candidates V. ,. ,__ . 1

im october ie moms pretty good avid- _ _ ‘ ' i _ - '_

;'MoNn.-ir, ocr.. 1. 1900.

great Liberal demonstration in Montreal: N o statesman could ask torn more ilat-

tering demonstration than was accorded

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more plainly, perhaps, than can be told in

concede that Sir Wilfrid Laurier is the

strength and eehesi¢ than sny other

Dr. Maurice L. Johnsen in the Wostmiu

doctors admit that bacilli taken froms

Chatfee at Pekin and 1,000 marines have

leaving only 1,500 American troops in China. Chaffee is instructed that these

are to protect the American legation but

‘otherwise to take no part in warfare.

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Sir Charles Tnpper has issued a lengthy mrnifesto to the farmers of Canada, cla m- ing that our present System of cold stor- age transportation is inadequate, and come. short of that which the Conserva-

tive party had in preparation in 1895 and would speedily inaugurate if they were

cost of a subway. A million dollar hotel

progressive ideas

th: dependants of our solditrs in mouth Africa amounted at latest accounts to The fund is being drawn upon :at the rate of-three thousand dollars a. month. We

have seen no statement as to how much

of the fund remains on hand at the pre- sent time.

Bentley`s Liniment will cure Croup.

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tfailormade suits.-O\'e!‘ 100 t0 000359 from. Odd and si-_paratefskirts from S2 to $5 Prett blister skirts $3.55, $5.75. 57, mfd $8,and a. beauty at $9. Ou* plain Cheviot tailor made ;suit at $23-02-fTl\S_

‘l Paton & Co’s. 2°"

Visitors*

are invited to call and view our

EXhibil;"**

_ or Fall

Furniture--»

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viinik when iz cn., ui.

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ence that the elections will not come oil'

st hsnd and from now till elsstiou ds

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Liberal in Canada? qpsblg et doing. l vdosmlndnense will bebresght to been _

heneuwsnqeHgSielDhi4_u 's,'_e,s.mesy_eleet¢:~e._ peeplv - _

also been ordered to the same destination,

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THOSE wno 1u~:QUIB.E""'-I Pnnscnirrross

or THE

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Drugs..

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, A Terrible Rush, `

' A Desperate Crush,

(é on wines if an atom?

Why Don’t’You See

That W. P.

ls Clearing His Crockery

Out.

» “W. P.” refers to W. P.

(`oln-ill, who is making a special effort to please ¢=ver_vbody during

V Special bargains all this

in the way of Lamps--all

< kinds of lamps-Library

' Lamps, Hall Lamps, Table

Lamps, etc. See him

. Hundreds of _varieties of Vases, Dinner Setts, Tea Setts, Chamber Setts, Jardiniers. We have been offering 'great bargains for the last month, but we will break the record this week. You _will miss a g’1’_¢sf'a'0l>- O

_ _ _ portunity if you fail to call

on us this week. '

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EXiil'Bll|0Ii WEEK l a .

week. If you want anything l

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idol of his perky, and gives it`- more f Sm.-Theelectlons it sppears are near Q; norcf’ _ O

eitisen et Quebee, sinse he represents eue ~ irhe eon"sl'ler it noyrong to lake e bribe “_ _ = _ M of the divisions or the elif, and therefore, ` er seresortte brihlyor te undue istneeee _ °°' “"1” I' d*”'l"¥ 5° *ll Wd *fl* ‘N we may. inespeetlve otpelitlss, bo DOY- -tor the ~pnrpese_ ofseeur-inng _votes vhe p*"'°“ "ith ¢*8°? °‘P°°t°'°_¢7 fl” “N19 mitted to eongsstsistehll onthe tribute P nevertheless are honest, honorable mes °f °"' *Him .°"i°¥" It'-°°m' °_- ‘"°'7 came me by annum of lumen." li. om: mmm ua wi. vnu im :nor ff “_°'&°1;:-fl* ';'““‘°f “_'°**°<l “P

right eye or-right hand rather than sst in ‘ °"° °‘ ° _ bm °”f " "° NYG

H any but s strictly honest upright isy in} 1°“"‘| P". nm’ °h°'° b_""_'9“» l°°'b9“l$l`

The mn” out I .U ‘tall their business trsnseetlens. This isto_ ‘h"°°' T“_° "“"°7 '"9 ”°°mPu'h°d» ‘” °""°d bl "““*° °"“"“" some exueei stuns dee so the mi shes; "°'[‘°" “"8 '°*°°°» f"°H\l>_1° wether Hi0l'0bI 01' bl8l.u.l l.B DOW jhggg gggugmgg hgvg ‘.13 bxn aught, ` h‘vl"f 136611 lD0\'»_ Wllh ¢YEl'__ “|100 th¢-S

being vigorously sessiled, Dr. Ban- the sin of bribery. From the eradle to the` “iflveil °l’ 501' 'uizlmn-k

- - d grave we hear of theft, falsehood and such 3 ¢° °“Y 5 1° ll- V9’-7 W. °0\\'._

‘°“k ”‘ “ P‘b1““°‘ ‘“"*"» "“ mn, ,,,,,b,i,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,},,,,, mu, of amos. 'rue truth is not the climate

_ ° and the clergrsay little shout. The ¢5*°¢\°u! ll‘1'0Sl1Swh;g¢v¢r d_¢v_eloPIll¢l\t ,_

stor Review contend that the bscillisre hg¢,,;t|pp,u.,mme mighgam, "wmv, would possible. Navigation and not thecause of disease; that the sup- ilish much in the line ot reform in this l¥l’1°Ul5l11’° hir? °l;19l!°lI °\lSP¢H.d_°@ for Dosedviliiur-ions microbes are resllypresent "°°'“’°"° Th' P‘l7’i° (°_“d I mm* W0-N! s°"'?_ mg" B “i ° e 7°‘_""7 t‘h° P"i'“i°'“ and hsr&ess in healthy but 92.2"), _'fat f“p°°“;1.7 F” ` “$130” Fmbdconddtwns reducing .

~ _ _ _ _ _been silent uponthfu- metteain ,they = _U °_ - ew mm hndlwvulanon to

some sick or diseased whenil\e“person_is_l past; ana gh, _ekrn win, Dude,” I9. if I the direst depths of misery and poverty. ill. In other words it is not"&o bacilli (suggest _that fromthis till election: day II-lf* _'_ f°l' UN “Wives °f _U1-55 country which make us 311’ but we they make a special effort to warn"fthe li _Une 1°'-‘B Sl51'\1R8l¢_l\R&l_PS¢ the Eietaph- Who nuke them » so These electors of the great evil ot bribery (either’01`\C8»l WOU, WHO f000ften wine the

` givingfor taking a. hribe)in which to parti- equal bB|9Q¢ af- i-h¢ 1100?- Tl1¢5¢ .¢1ill1l_f»iG

cipate but a little is a sin against their rigors actually find reflection in the char-

diseased person may communicate country and their God. act?" Of 31°* Wh° endlll* fflmmlf-ll¢ keen

disease to other persons, but silirm that Yau” & c_ mntest f°r °xi5':'°°°9 F°~Vl“8_B3 B 0850031 this 's oril because the h t ted seguence. survwal o the Lnttest’ 3 d°°' 3 dis;ase get natural mythegergzn :gm _ ELl:Ci'0R. p trme which,on these shores, obtains to an

_ ° 7 g 7 , ., ._ . .__ . - . ‘ extent little short of barbarous. Filial de-_

that the modern doctrineof bacteriology is _ _ vt y p A votion is here an unknown quality. Aged agigantic mistake. 8 O Parents are left to shift for themselves,

___ _their ungrateful offspring claiming in ex-

D0 D0* Fl D0! l1'l'lllf¢ “I0 Dm' tenuation of their crime, th t lf- -_

Ulliffild Silt” *TOPPS 911 1`0\1l»° “gn “ll '$531 7" ervationdcmands such_sacriEo;,E§fu¢:tTi4; to China were some time ago _ pr' P " " " » '°' I - isgrosely neglected by the Government.)

od-sd =° fi- P»11=»»i»- Nw Give Gomfofrt _-Iv me °f the 5-=fb°~ we ho- about 2,333 :troops under: General Sold byslldruzrllts. Siesnts. ' v"m'e.d there °'.~’1's 5°" 'td"‘ughty"

unpamted barn with a leaky ro >t;and bore some pretty girl from the training school- in St. John`s maintains an unequal ii ht'

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agiinst the tide of ignorance, su_perstit,i¢n

I and bigotry which rises around her little school house. Most of these teas hers are miserably underpaid. The average rate is eighty dollars per annum! The truth is that this country is in the grasp of I about s score of absentey capitalists, who dominate the legislature, and by control of the labor market are enabled to bully

”the entire electorate. The majority of

Newfoundlanders have no conception of a

__.4citizcn‘s duties or rights. Thgydo not

understand the franchise that a prodigal government has wasted upon them, and cannot comprehend the social and politi-

closely resembles enforced servitude The

one of whichis that the city shall make a ' I ` ._l h i S J' h , ' _ 1 _ ' ~ - _ " _ contribution “some $30,003 toward the _ A' W. g_\_harge_l;:on`ime{;~ciaf 1 ouses X1 _ o ns Wa are sh0Wl.llg & complobe lmebf lmvaliiles ind ltlplo Btyloi for

ire t ousan s o men every spring, and keep in their employ a stall fed lawyer,`

employment,” or “refusing to obey his _ employer.” In looking over the police court reports in the lozal papers. 1 was vividly reminded of conditions ob- taining iu the French penal settlement of New Caledonia, the main dilference being that in 'Noumea every workingman is a convict with no civil rights, whereas this country is supposed to be a. free and en- lightened British colony.

Outside of the capital cash payments for

labor are unknown. The truck system with all its attendant abuses is rampantto an extent that is appalling. Poor laborers no ninally earning eighty cents a day, ha 'e tc receive as wages, flcu: at- $6.50 pe: barrel, and tea at 60c. per pound. Of course legislation would abolish all such evils, but the poor man in this country is too ignorant to grasp the most elementary I principles of Government by the people, and as a result he lies helpless in the grasp of the monopolist. In other coun- tries emigration would afford relief from ,snzh conditions, but on these coasts cash O is non est find like the limpet to the rock, the natives of _Newfoundland must cling to their barren home, pointing a moral to more favored and enlightened communi- tics.

The interior of Newfoundland is unin-

_ habitcd, the people clinging to the shores which afford them an easyhlghway from place to place their setalements are most primitive, communication with the out- fside world is casual and delayed, and the P comforts _ofcivilized life are unknown. tCon.f_ront'ed with primal conditions the

E settlers here have become a race of

pioneers whose adaptability is little less than marvellous. " In all the outlying har- bors we have visited, the men are good -cooper-s, carpenters, boatbullders, shoe- mnkers, lumbei-men, fishermen and hunt- ers; euch individual displaying va skill in

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bythe City of mourn! to Sir Wufrid sins dearlyand rlghtlylove' freedom of 4. ;-' e. V ' f_ .L ` »; __ °* fi’ .

Laurier o’nf- Thursdl ill ~_ It* shows Speech- _ _ l r W V ragga! #Wg 2i3§°'.§`=°~f`»1°.f.h°.f.`Z"l‘.‘7.i ".§‘i.$Z,"’_i.'Zi.1‘5.§“.'iI THE EDll`0R’S- MAIL- 7 -- _ ` =-P P t -

He commends, indeed, a personal devo-‘ ' ` ‘ -

z-_hfldnbobl _ ' .§’§`i.‘.Z‘ 5L'.°2..',”d&I§ ...fl 2...! .YZ _ lolnvsn nsmos num. Wnuhi ¢*'¢“'° °f~ ill* Smil-

mnny matters, but _yet be compelled to V _ ,_ ,_ - __;~s¢ Never Gmrherg

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Img gmtjfymg to and an incre"in¥‘ In a little more that amontlihence - Q 3 ‘ f ‘

numb" ° pm’ "°"-"’°p°" t’°‘“““ 1 on November ein, one Great Présidennai _ i _ ; plbllc men and political events in e. spirit t ` . -- _‘ ' 9 -

, ; \elec.lon villcorne otl`. The campaign is 1.. 'ff :7'3°f°1` f°“`“°s‘ and 5en"°°`ty th” ‘I being conducted with vigor op both sides , . ' ' ' " I .

has hitherto been common. An instenceljrhe fact that Roosevelt. the W2-Bilbllese _ _, _ A ‘_ _ ¢ of this is given by the Quebec Chronic1e,<'°‘naidate for vice Pmsideqti has hee” ip 4 A _ x '_ .p `/_

the leading Conservative daily of that mowed and his me endaqnpédiu on” - " ~ 5 J, x

city, which speaksas toiloirs of the recent ._ , ., 5,

ado, will :lo senletlilig to strengthen

ratliei‘ tllitl weaken the Bepnblicanl _ p I 5 S

‘chances of victory. Our lA'in_sricsn Con- __`° ' s O ' "' `

Goods business in Charlotte

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° 'alll'--sud'-~tliaty is me’v.e every

kind-of-finstonsl you want

_ ml at ¢1\°=v°1"

~ than any other store in town

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in ‘thifstock are specially' °

“ moose :miie

the trade we -knov» so _ well

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‘ customers `W_‘itli~

dll _"the attention f them.

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I1 y -By theway come in »_ - ' Esee our Fall '_Milhnery N

_ trouble for us to show our P l _Souls '

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_ - "l`heDMillinery Leaders ' ~

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FCDEIN' IIOLESID i

*' 'f;- wi,/"v"~. lfz; ui( ?¢ '> ¢ ., \/ _ V, _ /\\\__ \:’f, mf? *

again returned to power. ’ cal3§?lm:;)dsud§ ziiililggenious series of labor A a r It

' OF EV E RY D E- laws the working man in this country is Sud) gg wg ‘givg with gvgry Ggrmgm; tg;-nad gag gf gm-

P"°Si“"‘°“ Sh“”Sh”°”Y °f the C' P' R' SCRIPTIO N, _ "*d“¢°d "'° *he ’°V°’ °f a S"f- Fr" 1*“’°' should recommend it to every gentlemen, who desires clothing eh oh

has proposed to erect a million dollar ~ is practically unknown, its place beingp [Tau] made inbve de't‘iL hotel in Winnipeg on certain conditions, ~_ Should can on take” by a System °f °°”t"a°ti°3 “`hi°h y ry

ln Suitings.

AND WINTER.-

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sounds large for a Canadian city but both an guunysqgggxs ’ ever ready with his legal lanat to haul the SBS ouf _ nat] Qns ln

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C- P- P- lm- i ' 2:.§zf““§;;“;“;‘;3°;i..‘;~.;“2:’;i.sze;.;‘;§ And Winter 0v¢r<=°=f~ngs-_

' ‘ 73). l p _ 7% i v‘ __ -police court Judge sentencing labor- Kefseys, Cqvarts, Digggngls, Mgj\ta_‘n`¢3.

_ el? "“° ""“"’ mf?" °’ ’T“‘°ty .d“ys "”' un\is,_Meltons, Heron Bone effects, etc.

The Canadian Patriotic Funlin aid of ' pnsonmept" for desertmg his lawful ' *

lf you favor us with your order from the above goods, they will

by an artist and made by trained and skilled workmen.

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Manufr ct xrers of High Grade Cloihing and dealer: in Men Fu

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and othernecessities for these poor people

have no better object.

you that there is quite a Butter in the

and much jealousy has been Iomefnted by the local :lamsefs appreciation of these blue. clad gallants from tl g

-serious trouble in Pilleys Island _by reason of the superior manly attractions of P E

all these various crafts which has its I youth Fortunately the birth in sheer necessity. - without mishap though there was There is practically no immigration here wrath excited by the ‘cheek

z nd the necessity for an injlux of fresh Gulnare s” crew in escorting

blood is painfully 'apparant in the more pretty girls of the village to ch

isolated settlements. Two or three gener- In aeotner month we willbe

a ions of -intermarriage has produced and civilization The

much idiocy and deformity, these unfor- all asserts that they can feel thel tunate creatures receiving from the “Gu1- “pulling on the tow mp., an I nare" as much relief and assistance as our ily believe it New fonndland is s limited means permit. Those religious country to keep clear of and in the bodies in Charlottetown which subscribe of a recently p ru. i- B>wery song'

to provide the “Gulnare” with clothing I’ll never go there an

(lordondc NlcLel

Our commission will soon he ended

and we are all heartily glad _ to|

1;: quit of ‘isnt 'Guam' .

oney is use on rdand our cur- W rt 11

rency takes the place of soap, tobacco _and the csuien ncaa so matches, all of which are recognised as* ry

legal tender with an established parity days but our Large

One shrewd financier cornered all availw iety °f new ° able matches, and proceeded todorce the S°°d3 "ld price otfhis stock. The timely arrival of a 81`°°¢l‘1°9 make' W schooner from St. John's with bunker for sible for our the Gainers ovsrumw an his calculations to enyoy life in the and matches became s drug on the If ygu wggld market. The P. E. I. element is rather wo] haahh

popular along these shores. I can assure feod can md

dovecotes when thelslsud boys go ashore, ym" order with

( s neu of the Gulf. We came nearto