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UQtl'al News from Cape Town say* that I 'V

Rhodes is sutTering from fever.

HARD DRINKERS.

"We wetreatinc and curing more pnticnt @8111] Other drink cure in the \\‘0rld_-

his is because we treat our Dt'-U¢‘Ul~" M

t£'holne saving the time QXDCUSC “ml publicity of an institute trcatment:_l>¢‘ ‘andere use no hypodermic in.l°°U°“9 unuinagniwi .-ntl-t..- but sive health Goths use we not antidote UIC flfluif an-ale but cure the diseased conditions Uri; from the use of iiitoxicantas.

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wi-;n.\'1-:sDAY, Nov. 2.1900.

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FOR A PURE ELECTION.

\\'e are now approachingthe close ofthe.

last great political campaign of the cen- tury in Canada. I-`roiu ocean t-o ocean the questions at issue between Dllflle-‘4 have been stated and argued oiia thousand

platforms and widely discussed in the daily press. 'l`he candidates have l>€€H duly nominated, and it only rennins for

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`”""°*'i°°*‘° w"h“"e "‘°"eiv°d thehighesg' the electors to record their verdict, by

imdbestindoiseiueiits of any cure in th

guy] (mm 1.-“.11-is anion; men whose 10 h oils. \Vhatis vital to the

imimendation the whole world Could U0!

bgarticulais and rreiiiise of _-\_\coh0li~<\1\ Onlitfreeon application iii plain sealed silrvelope. _»\ddre,~_- Mr. Dixon. -*l Willeocks street. Toronto. Ont.

Wax and sperm candles for illiiiiiina-

ting purposes for sale at Beer at L-ings.

Try a package of cariiniel cereal,the ne\\

tnbstitute for corl`ce. 1' or sale at Beer & Goffs. 2 2*

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Jssl a Vlum` tml Kimsena lli|...”

_.' Don’t b~ deceived in buying , ciieiuf xeiiosenia ou.. / " The cheapest is not the /

.’ most prolitable. / ,' We have the beet American / mirs ismt oii. ana/ ' will sell in 5 gal. lots at 22c

I per / » Don’s buy from anyone else

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,' PRATTS ASTRAI. from US at _,r 11188 P!`lC?. \

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Political lleetiiig.

A meeting of the electors of Ea.=t

Queens #ill be held in Wheatly River llall on 'Monday the 5th day of November instant at 7 p. m.

Liberal and Conservative speakers

me invited. '2 lin

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Marine, L fe,

APPLY T0

HYNDMAN 81 G0

Agents. 33 Queen Street.

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Place have your regair 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 attention and quick despatch of same. We have the reputation of' 591118 “O Ia." on repair work. G_ive us a trial and be con-.

:rigged that what we say is

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.openly known tofrown upon and deter

bal tatt ep

country`s welfare is that the ballot shall be au honest, free. unbouglit expression

of the peoples' will.

\\'e believe that among the candidates

both on this Island and throughout the

Doininior; are a majority of patriotic and

honest men who sincerely desire that their elections shall be free from corrup- tion or undue influence. But there ure others who are less scrupulous and who

will not hesitate to wink at and encour-

age the use of unlawful methods on Doll- ing day. And theic"iare in other cases candidates, who themselves will desire to observe the law and the principles of

fairness, yet. whose agents will be animat- ed by a strong desire to win regardless of the means they use. And there is un- fortunately a minority of the electorate

ise of their votes and some who are eve base enought to solicit purchasers

At such ii time it is fitting that every

honest and patriotic citizen, and especial- ly every Christian elector should set his face as a flint. against those degrading

practices which are the shame of Cana and a menace to the ,welfare of

the Dominion. Much can be done b

make both intending bribers land intending vote-sellers ashamed of such a sacrifice of moral principle. Much may

treating, too prevalent in elections, if t honest Christian electors Will but do their

duty and stand out nianfully against it. Let it once be known that briber and bribed are viewed with honest scorn by the better elements in our country, and a

great check and preventive will be im-

posed against corrupt practices.

But more than this is needed, We have

good and wholesome laws against the

abuses and corrupt practices above re- ferred to, and heavy penalties are pre- scribed for those who violate the purity of an election. Fines, imprisoment and dis- franchisement are the penalties laid down. But hitherto these necessary and wise

provisions have been little regarded. The law, except as it applies to candi- dates zind their agents,has been allowed to sleep, and the evil has grown great, Let itouce be known that in every polling division there is one honest man,resolute-

ly determined to see that the law is obeyed or offenders punished and three fourths of the evil would quickly disap-

pear.In this our better citizenship has been at fault. Let it now he known that "the

law hath not been dead, though it hath slept." Let it be known in advance that this time the penalties for corrupt prac-

treating-will be punished with the full rigor of the law.

Very largely the question whether or

not we are to have a pure election rests

country. Let _,them but be nrmly and

minedly resolved to punish infractions

have been in past elections. In this regard THE GUARDIAN may be counted upon to practice what it preaches, and to bring

to light every-vgell authenticated instance of corrupt practices that comes to ou

Fourdes Engineers, Machin- _ election-

ists and lioiler-makers. » Qelm Navigation Co's Wharf.

Clurlortetcwu. P. E. 1.. THERE IS REALLY no room in fo

lines of print to set forth the ‘danger o' etting a cough “get well ofitself.” ' ake

no chances of that sort. Use Adamson’s‘ n ,t ,_

Botanic Cough Balsam. 250. all Druggii-its.

' khone 115

6888*!

FALL PLUl’l5-.

We have an extra fine stoéli of _

FURNITURE _

ni- ran ii-uae. ouaiiiy pi-Ive

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force were given a great ovation as the!

be done to prevent the corruption and the,

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of the election laws and such infractions

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TH 3 HOMBCOMING

The ofllcers and men of the Canadian

landed at Halifax yesterday, after thek long ocean voyage. A welcome equally warm and heartfelt, il' smaller in size and less demonstrative, awaits the Island men who will reach the city this evening. All Islanders are proud of their repre-

sentatives who bore so brave n part at the front. The patriotic pride for what they have achieved [and the joy over their returu will tlnd expression in the hearty greetings which they will be accorded tc- night, and at the Banquet which is to follow en Mon lay evening. All will join in making these events worthy of the re- turning hrfive men, uhd the City and Island to which they have lent the lustre of their splendid achievements.

Ontario has 439 public libraries and more than half the total number of library books in the Dominion, Quebec comes

next with 41 libraries, followed lay Nova Scotia with 9, New Brunswick with 6, British Columbia with 5, Manitoba with 4, and Prince Edward Island with 2. For- tunately a movement is on foot tomeatly improve our position in that regard,

to-day. ' `

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_ln the Canadian Magazine forNovember

s an account of the public libraries of the Dominion by James Bain, Jr., Librarian

who will not hesitate to make merchand- °f tm T°’°“i‘° nbmry' Ex°l°u'° °f i‘h°

n libraries of Parliament, the Supreme

p, Court, and of the Geological survey which contain collectively some 250,(Il) volumes,

there are 512 public libraries in the diKer- ent provinces, containing 2,420,411!! books.

that in 1887 the number of volumes ln

Canadian public libraries was only

9 _

tween md” and pomng day to 1,103,000. Thus it will be seen that the

number of books has more than doubled

with the past thirteen years.

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Closing prices N ov. 1

lmerlcan Sugar - 1232 Amerie-.an Steel and Wire 2-Q American Tobacco 96l Brooklyn Transit 60% Burlington 127i Continental Tob. 27 Fedex-».i steel 373 Federal Steel Prid

Louisville and§Nashvl.lIe New York Central 132§ Roclflsland A 1033 St. Paul

Pennessee Coaland Iron Union Pac Pr’fd 755 United States Ru bher 31

MARRIED.

\ ' ~ __ ' I At the residence of the bride’s parents,

Mount Stewart, on Oct 30th, 1900, by Rev A. Craise, \Villiam Ross Pigot to Ida Priscilla, only daughter of Mr. Isaac Joy.

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In Irishtown, Oct 18th, after a lingering

illness, borne with Christian resignation, Mrs. Margaret McLeod, rel ct of the late Kenneth McLeod in the Goth year of her

age. , . 4 . _ L_ g

When your chill li is croup

don’t experiment with untiied remedies. Griiiiths Menthol Liniinent can always be de-

tices-especially bribery and corrupt pgnded up0n_ Il; gives in..

stant relief.

_SMALLPOX IN SEVERAL INDIAN .RESERVATIONS

with the 1-ight-thinking ciifizensof the _.__

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.- -Smallpox has

_ broken out on a number of Indian reser-

vatioes in the west.

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A BRIGHT IDEA

would be immeasuably fewer than they was that of Dr Chase when he discavep

ed a combined treatment fo? disorders of the kidneys and liver and so provided a cure for complicated diseases of these or- gans which were formerly incurable. Dr. A W. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills are the world’s eatest cure for ki ne liver nd

, SI’ 'd y, ii. ,_ stomach troubles, and has an enormous sale

in all parts of Canada and the United

knowledge.Let us have a pure and honest States. One pill adose. 25 cents a box.

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I Tell Your _ A ~ Troubles toa.

Policeman;

' ' tell them to us.

- If you have a cough

ritish Cough Cure .

3-. cures most coughs--it is pleasant - to take. It contains everything

_ that it should contain, (to benefit

_ a cough) and nothing that it

shoul not contain. Price 25:

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If your cough is of long standin

f _ we defy it to stand in the face QI

our Emulsion with guaiacob-do

y_ou»know sem! this article. If notcem in nd let us 1 ou

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although we stand at_ the foot of the li t

As showing the growth of this important

da’ agency of enlightenment it is pointed out

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Every costume new this fall, no old goods. °

$20 Suits $15 $16 Sl1ilZS $12. " _ $12 Sllil1S' $9. é

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trains of this railwaylwill run. daily (Sun- days excepted) as fo owsz-

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gui' CARBON PORTRAITS are ng;-;y¢11,d_

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AND WINTER.

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