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A great vartetv of useful and ornamental Articles, cheaper than cheap. Dolls, Games, Toys, in great variety. Books from the best authors. Pictures framed and unframed, Cut Glass Butter Coolers, Water Bottles and Decanters, Japan- ese Vases, Tea Pots, 5 o'clock Tea and Chocolate Sets and a lot of goods too numerous to mention.

F. J. HORN SBY.

P.S.-Japanese Paper Nap- kins in stock.

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F 'Iwo Want\

_Housekeepers

To come in and lgpilr over our groceries. r stcck is ine and fresh pndguaranteed to be satisfactory. We keep everything in our line

that is necessary _ v It is not within the province of an

or Housekeeping.

The prices-well, that is what we want you to see when you are look- ing at our goods. Their lowness will surprise you.

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modem ways and means.

We are ever on the alert for the best tools, and to adopt

modern metlzgds, in tplrder to

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me an-tiiaotion on work err?-

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Engineers and Machinists. Steam Navigation Co's Wharf.

Charlottetown, P. E. 1. Phone 125.

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,Laine and surgery than newspaper. .men are. si

the medical fraternity. We have the thighest regard for the Medical Coun- j eil, the Medical Society and the pro- § fession generally within their proper E sphere, and we make no objection for lthe time being to the rules and re- gulations which the Council or the ‘Medical Society may prescribe for ,the physicians and surgeons within lthe Province so far as they do lnot conflict with the rights and .privileges of the general pub- llic. But we do object to the Medinal Council undertaking to cor- ltrol *-he press in regard to what shall :or shall not appear in the columns of the newspapers. _

The newspapers of the country are

funder control ofa body of men who

Ihave bool- trained to their calling, may be assumed to have some apti-

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ltitude for its duties, and are devoting themselves to their arduous work with some measure of Qld iudg-` ment. It is fail' to aasume that they know the duties of the newspaper pre fession better than the (doctors do; justas the doctors are mach better instrncted in what pertains to medi-

A editor or reporter as such, toprescribe lpills or powders for a patient, or to advise whether or not a limb shall be out off or the interior of the body ex- `plored and its deranged organism set ; right by an operation. They have I too much good judgment, and are far I too modest to thus trench upon a lfield already occupied by men of spe- lcial training and superior skill. § Equally it is not within the province of ' the Medical Council as suchto dictate ° to, or even advise those who conduct newspapers as to what they shall print

‘and what they shall consign to the I

waste-basket.

Somuch premised we may venture

te hint that the members of the Council in their Minute for the instruc- tion ofthe press seem to have been guided by very erratic and incom- prehensible rules of logic and ethics whi h we Iind it difficult to reconcile

witxg their admitted learning and abi ity. First we are. told that the practice. of .p,ub1_ishing_ _cer-

tain matters in the press. (whether gving at ,3g E;;,,,|,:¢|§ Lehew; small-wee paoklmg omaha. large

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with er without the connivance of the medical man) “has become very com- mou.” Next we are told that it “is very disgraceful in itself”-which is a broad charge that the newspapers have heretofore commonly disgraced themselves. Then we are told that the Council will not consider the physician blameless unless he can clearly demonstrate his non-complicity, this position being based upon the unsound and un-British principle that an accused or suspected pen on shall ,be held guilty until he has proved his innocence.

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_ in ly, an most illogical of`all, the newspapers which have in the

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cal man) are asked not to do it again A despatch tells that he was h

. . 7 TUESDAY' OCTOBER 1°' 189°' "unless such shall be signed by the ored with a very warm reception by

" H H w “ ' ' ' ” ` " ' ` "* medical men themselves” In other 20,000 French .Canadians there.

,THE MEDICAL COUNCIL words, gentlemen of the Press! you We have no doubt that French Cana

0 AND THE NEWSPAPERS' are “respectfully” asked by the Medi- diana and Acadians every where feel

To the Bazaar in aid of the We _ U in Q” column thecal Council of P. E. Island not to alan-ge measure of pride in Sir Wil- N C th d 1w.H and at iM. Pm? h M d. 1 Council of F ‘further disgrace yourselves as you frid asa man of their own race and ew 8 e ra 1 | éggffng ig fe aidlig the ublicatior; have been doing unless you can have language who has attained thehi hest

F. J. in' the news*-E em of alécounts of atleast one doctor to publicly share position in the gift of his country

cures and bri1lli’agtsurgic‘1operations in your dishonor. _ _ ymen. Doubtless therefore his com-

Book and Stationery Stare wrought or performed by members of We conclude that until the Medi- patriots in Chicago greeted hun very

cal Council can prepare some Min- ute less impertinent, less immot al and

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o’elock. We are glad to notice by

mony to sobmit in the public interest are invited to be present, and will be lheard. This is so far quite satisfac

may reaultin placing the institution on a latiefactory basis than heretofore. ~ » ' ~

The Eiaminer fereshadows an

early visit of Sir Charles Tupper and Hon. George E. Foster to this prov-~ inee. On inquiry in `an induential Conservative quarter] Tun Guanorut learns that th_e date of their visit is yet uncertain, but will not be till. after Sir Charles returns. from his L tour in ontario; The _visiti :ntl e .he l made in expectation of a general elec- .t tion and ma ybe made earlier or later ,, according to the prospectfof elect-ion" being imminent or otherwise. It is expected that Sir Charles will address 1 a mass meeting in this City and that Hon. Mr. Foster will speak in - Sum- merside when they come.

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32 Farmers.

Lon hoursofhard,never~ endinggwork makes Kidney t

"\, _ Trouble n common coll- ` plaint on the farm. Palm

. 1 ` ful, weak or lame backs

!` and Urinary Disorders all

‘ too frequent.

lDOAN’S -KIDNEY PILLS 1 -‘help a farmer to work and keep hisheaftli -take the ache and pain out of his back and give him strength and vigon -

“ I have been a suierer with kldne trouble t

and pain in the small of my back, and in both sides. I also had.a great deal of neuralgiapail in my temples, and was subject to dizzy spells. “ I felt tired and worn out most of the time. “ Since taking Doan‘s Kidney Pills. I have

had no pain ext er in may back or sides. The have removed the neur gin pain from my heath also the tired feeling.

°‘ I feel at least ten :years gpunger and can

only say that Doan’s idney ills are the most remarkable kidney cure, and in addition are . the best tonic I ever took.”

Laxa-Liver Pills sure Constipation.

MEN’s underwear just the kind on

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past sp frequently done a thing “dis-p Sir Wilfriu Laurier appears to,

graceful in itself whether with or have gone to Chicago to attend the

creat corner stone laying in that city.

cordially, even if there were no more than nineteen thousand live h ndred

“WA NTED” All parties

indebted to .W. D. McKay

or Ju gmen ,

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or Cattle

or Hens

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The Island Condllmn Powder

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walnt any. Jas. Paton Co. 7 I

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red and silver skin onions, caulilower, green corn etc. As last .weeks frost killed the tomato vines it will be wise to secure au ample supply ot to- matoes now.25 bbls ot onions to arrive. a larger lot to follow. we are in a posi- tion to quote lower than any other firm in the city on onions by the bbl. or small quantities. apples by the pk. or busb. Vegetables wholesale and retail at Gays market stalls or Nursery garden.Head of Prince St., Charlotte- town. Telephone 180._ Sept. 29 Fri. & Tues. and wkly Bwks.

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wart at R. H. Ramsay & Co’s. 10 li.

can and articles Suitable for ;;7;ethvaye`sprpp;;ll{1iipg gclcéddro till you of. _This is a line l-

gifts that combine last-ing natives ffl# _ g a er( Something to make the

,beauty and usefullne w°MEN'S t h

SS’ no o t ose people who wish to live well at a mininu

` Besides being prompt 'md attentive in 0 tg

1 matter the price 'ou wish to FINE PDONGOLA ' ` ur 8 re

J effort to send as ay satisfied customers, no matte

, _ how small the purchase. i

f P2153 youll Gnd something Th' k ~ ~

p NL . in of this and you wilt surely leave your grw t here to give lasting pleasure 0 Y SI 50 THE OLD TEA STORE

to the recipienn lldacle on the ~“Columbia.”toe, of nice soft dongola-, finished

lu good s' le thron ho

y g ut and worth $2.00 We ‘vant S M

everv woman to get pair at this new price All sizes - -

See them in our window this week at $1 50 a _

Pa" For attractive store gods an

A G H T & B 6 , dealer keeps well sllppliegg with Imgigrliatily S.P€cialt\ s

. _ _ A - oline Axle

_ Harness C11, Imperial Axle Oil, Imperial Boof{Ointment, Impe

T Jelly, all tn handsome llthographed enameljed tim,

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less illogical the press will probably .of them. Butinasmuch as the Premier

continue to exercisea judicious and in- i1 for the time being the guest of the i P ` dependent control over its own affairs. city of Chicago is be of equal

_____.___ interest to know that the received a '

The At lun commission win hold "’“’“’. "".1".°“’° f'°”° "le E”g“°h I -v '

their Hrstymeeting in the institution K§e;};Hig cmzens of the United States’ ' Srry

at Falconwood toda , be innin at ll '

the advertisement which appears in To Cures Headache ln Ten lisutsa Use~ - _ V another column that all persons hav- K"!!‘l°" ""“°h° c'"'°' A ' 0

in!! any char e to malre or testi-` » ` - ' i if

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tory. Let the investigation be thor- gf hg,n({ ` d , tg .to ‘ ough and painstaking and We trust it ` ' ' ' ‘_ “ ` “"~

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Our Millinery is the

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Our Jackets are the- latest

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Our Furs are new thissea-

son and of the latest st-ylesthat are worn. _ ' ‘

Our Bazaar glove fitting

patterns sta-nd without a peer in the world. We- sell them at 15 cents- each. 500 new fashions sheets given away every month.

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also desirable that 't sh ld

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