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11°;-th westerly winds, his and cool. _

CHICAGO MARLBTS

Cmogge, Oct. 24.-(Special) - Tb*

”n°,,ing are the closing rates:

och wheat 70; com 558; Om. -

k $121825. ~

nge., wheat. 11: Oom 505: Oats.-in

k$15-12i- _

Yin, Wheat 74%, Corn. 59i 0&l'l“""’

THE Hacitnwo cones.

One of the meanest things to get rid of I

is s hacking cough. There isapparently no “gg for it. No sorvm-ss, no irritation at Q;-at; but the involuntary eH`0rt Of the giuscles of the throat to get rid of some thing is almost constant. Of conse, with may cough is a habit, but it is a had bah-. it, and should be stopped. When you re- glise this and try to stop it, you find you ‘_ ¢an’t for by that time there is an .actual in-nation, which “will never get better without treatmen

It is acurious thing that nearly all

gegtment for cough actually makes the ggngh worse, Then, too, most medicines - gm-cough have a bad affect in the stomach This is especially true of so-called cough remedies that contain narcotic. The true treatment for cough is one that heals the irritated surface. This is what Ad- _amson's Botanic Cough Balsam does It protects the throat also while the heal- ing rocess is going on. When this remedy was first compounded our_old V men were young b°!S, and all this time it has been doing a steady work of heal- ing throats, The most obstinate hacking .cough will quickly show the effect of the halsam. People who haye been tliy\l\8 for years to break up the mean ittle cough, will fini asuro friend in this old time soothing compound made from the barks and gums of trees. All druggists .sell Adamson’s Botanic Balsam. 25 cents.

You are likely to be well all winter if

g u buy the right kind of Underclothing. gon can easily aiford go"»d,quslity it -means health to you. Youll get the right kind at D.A.. Bruce’s. 24tf

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lheiarmer'sBnnls

HOME FIADE

'Manufactured by the Char- lottetown Boot Factory

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Long Boots. Laced Boots

Klondyke Boots Any kind of a boot yoti

want. We use the best long tanned leathers and make nothing but Solid Boots. It will pay to buy your boots from us.

GO F F BROS.,

Wholesale and§Retai1.

Pitch Pine '

Oak Timber

Boards.

etc. ._-l

STUCKS

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Shrink 50 Per Cent in

3 P2lIllC.

SELLING NOW FOR 50

was Above Par Last md and Paid 6 Per Cent- snrunk si,soo,ooo.

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COTTON ITOCK TUIBLII. ~

Moxrasax., Oat. 84.-(Special).-The shareholders of thc Dominion Cotton Cc. are panic stricken and the stock sold' today for,5£l, the lowest prlcc in years.

It has been paying six per cent. on common stock and sold above par last year.

The fall means a shrinkage of a million and a half in value of the securities of the combine controlled mills in Halifax and

Moncton and the Maritime Provinces.

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VVHAT CAUSES PAIN i

Most pains and aches come from excess of uric acid poisons in the blood, due to deranged kidncys.Rheumatism, bzickaciie, lurnbago, pains in the back and sides ac- companied by bladder and urinary troubles, are Warnings too serious and to painful to be neglected. Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills act directly and specifically on the Kidneys, make them

active, vigorous, and thoroughly cure these ailments. One 2-3 cent ox of this great Kidney medicine will do you a world of good

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To Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Riggs, jr., on

October 2-ith, a daughter.

msn., I

AT Central Royalty on the 24th inst.

Richard Bowman ln his 53rd year.

[Funeial from his late residence on Sunday at 2 p. m. to Sherwood Come/terv] [Patriot and Examiner please copy]

EVERY [BOTTLE OF KENDRICK’S Liniment is the same, you can depend upon the quality int all times, always the be

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Fleece Unrlerclothing f ir $1.00 the Suit

at D. A,Bruce’s.q Zitf.

The rainy sermon is here and you should

have a ltainprooi Coat. $3.00 will buy one at D. A. Braces. 24if.

Bartlett Pears, Tokay Grapes and

Bananas at Beer 8; Gotfs. 25 3i.

The Premier Fountain is an excellent

pen. We have them from Si :xl up Call in and examine them at Tsylofs Book store.

Crosse sc Blackwell mimi Pickieé.

Chow-Chow and Piccalillil in patent top bottles at Beer &,Goff”s, _S 253i.

._ no .4 J rirai Lino ssc

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HASZARB &liMO0Hi’S GRAND BULBS .

For winter Flowering. ' Hyatcinths Daffodils Narcissus Tulips _ .

Crocuses Lilies. _

Our bulbs are selling of fast. Come at once if you want to get

5

Large tock k t on hand. Orders eriilled

promptly.

J 03. I. LIKELY.

Anisrnrll lvililua

half mile of Montague Bii:i-ge, is ` ' <

busintfss stands at Montague

parti°o`|l`ars?

rgeSt.n1-9, Dwelling, Graineiy,_;\§-QE;-;e_r~It (?<..~_\,»..ny, or -to thi 001|? House and Stable Oneof :i__~»»-}.»3,,.~,=»;"‘>:~_1"‘~:-llnithr.li! _ N cK.p.y1

1 thpin.

RD 8! H00liB.

gms l‘.'.}#"J-f. U:-¥&l Www

f Charlottetown.

.

100 acres of superior land wit?-1\: it-.avi &»pm».be.r must be paid, at the

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f~ :st-#lv oo- npied bf; the

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iCi1'.`;tRLOT1`l‘I`0 WN LIGHT AND

POWER C0. .

a snnmx aes or $1,500,000. _ 4

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Away sfor _.Safco _

JUDGES WILL » RETIRE

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strung Born 1825 and

` Gwynne t8t4.Kiiig’s

I Birthday.

nuxs or 'rnox’s warcn.

_ 0'r'rawa,,Oct. 24.--(Special) -The Duke

of Teck’s watch was not stolen but was

sinoeiound on the Ophir is the cabin

where he had put it for sate keeping.

BUPREKI JUDGES 'IO RE TIRI.

Reports say that Chief Justice Strong and Judge Guyana will hoth_ retire at an early date. Chief J usticc Strong is 76

and Judge Guynne 87 years ofisge.

'rin KrNiG's nrarnnax. '

A cablegi-am from Mr. Chamberlain

says the King desires his birthday toli is

kept in the colonies on N ovember29. »

ii

or Psnsonitjiginrenssi.

Mr. W. P. Prowse and bride have

returned home from their bridal tour.

Mn. McNair of the Hillisboro Bridge

y works has returned from the stone quarry at Araisag and will commence the work of concreting in a few days.

Miss Rose McMahon, daughter of Mr.

James McMahon formerly of Emerald has graduated from the Union Hospital Training School for nurses of Fall River,

Mr. Michael Kaughan of this City has

foreman of Hillsboro- Bridge works place of Mr. T. C. Lake deceased. Hr. Kanghan left for Oxford, _ Junction yesterday morning to take up work.

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WHAT IS LIFEITO YOU.?

Ifyou are a victim ot piles, as one

person in every four is? You _suffer keenlv from oneoi the most torturing ailments known to man and may well wonder is life is really worth living. Certain relief and ultimate cure is awaiting you by means of Dr. Ch‘is‘e's Ointment. It has never failed to cure piles painlessly and naturally, it allays iuilamuiation, heals the ulcers and thoroughly cures the wretched disease.

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INDEPENDENCE OF CRETE.

‘ C-JPa:u~1assx,0etober 21?..-Negotiations have been re-opened between the four pro- tecting powers with regard to the inde- pesdence of Crete. King George of Greece

V had a longconference ou the subject with

King Edward at Frcdensburg, and was the principal object of his visit to Paris, from which place he will. proceed to Vienna to discuss the matter.

. .

We are credited with retailing the best

note paper and envelopes in the city. Try us when next you buy. '1‘aylor’s Book store. _

Fresh Wheat Germ'Meal, just received

ac .deer & Goifs. % 3i.

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FUR

LIIRGF STRET _

Is brim full of bargains, We keep High Quality Grooorién at Low Prices. Buyers who

' have not visited as wi»il__do

well to call and see what 'ive can do in the way of

.SF'PP'i°°- Driscoll ii Hornsby. Yheen St.

OHIO*

kind

and Bi-id work sspsoislty.

Plates, Vuleanig? Limbs

Duke of Tcck » ‘Pit _ itf

ibwa unrelated-to _S..s...1leI.eod.» -A _ .. ....

200°*

‘comin "inte WATCH e n1sLEciii§s` Viwn

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IS 'PUUNDI ELECIED REI

Commons.

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elected in the several wards to attend

J. R. Davison. David Chappell. ' Pau-ies Gin-sin. '

John Coombs. L. G. Whear.

Wann 1 wssr.

Geo. Coombs.

Thos. Hogan.

- John Kelly.

S. Blanc ar

_ J. B. McDonald.

D. A. Bruce. James Waddell.

, Wann 2 wasr

John Hamill. '

Chas. Campbell.

Chas. Bell.

Arch’d McKay. Stephen Coyle. I

waan 3 san.

William Brehaut.

4 William Seller. » V John HcNevin. L _ Bruce Stewart.

wasp Bwssi. n _

“ W.K.Rogers.

D. T. Riley. Jas. Stewart '

` Chas. Riley.

B. J. L. Garnham.

warm 4 Easr.

Robert HcLaren. S. E. Moore. ' L. B. Miller. F. H. Beer.

G. Dudley Wright.

Wann 4 wssr.

Geo. Foster.

P. Coyle.

M. McLeod. A. McDonald.

E. Carson.

' ` WARD4 czsvrnn.

H. Worth. L. Drake. D. McKinnon. E. Cameron. Dr. H. Johnson

Wann 5 wasr csirraar..

L. C. Worthy. Nell McKenzie.

Thomas Pickard.

A. Down. Isaac Lane.

WARD 5 WBT

W. F. Tidmarsh. Alexander Brown.

` wana 5 nas!

J. D. Reid.

Geo. Rackham.

Wann 5 naar carers an.

_ 1

_ B. Rogers, Jr.

Geo. Hughes.

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we me i Hi; ‘ ‘T1 ,

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Charlottetown Lightdt Poygrtw D_EN_nsT___ - ._ Gorwmqs

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infnsenf-'etnies >ii_ssnnice.

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med.

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wir;-atesin

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Tin following are the delegates rzasonarron nsoito vom_nu"a_las.

thc Liberal Convention on I Y t Y pérmrbauon S _‘_ Wnl’ 1'*"'~ a a lnrteasnire p°iiee_pni>i_i»ai_r¢ a

as headquarters with s view to

‘liduisvhleliaslivilh '-

- f' Neieuereasacommen

‘ P” *~

g Oliver Rattenbnry. . T. J. Harris. _ . __,

_ Henry Horne. _ ~ as j f #

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. QI-_man as-1-_

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To* Attend the Libcriil liLost= Lliyii .British at Two Casts Ba! e-

"-ve f » .

Convention; I no I Sliacptrs lick - fvolqied

1 leant" <if4»=‘i».'"

ref .alia

in 3'

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it nano in cn'iown»_v0Luni£aRs.ninsn nm no Msms...

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on Tiiesday Next to select§MayzbcBeidtorXotivelServios Where sitstiest a cniaiaaie for ine I-ciiicgosz'mfni¢ serie’ Sliteftlwiihihm In

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iiiatttlieywere tohold lor all reserves of Militia, Yeomsn'

Lonnoit Oct. 24-(

and Volunteers, toreport without delay

service. -- _

Closing prices Amalgamated Copper American Sugar

American Tobacco Atchison Common Brooklyn Transit

New York' Central

United States Stool B.

*‘ Prof.

L Atchesoa Pret. *Southern Pacific ` Erie Com.

Nvhlns. Burning skin, tracked' llanda’ Sore Ear

_Two Illustrations ot How Dr. Clmgyg

Olntment Cures Itclaing 'Skin D53; cues and Eruption.

` Mr. .Tames Mclsaacs, 25 Eigin SL, Saflffwa. ont., writes:-"1 gufgeregym,

rheum tor upwards of ten years;

£119 skill 011 my hands cracking img Jéeakins so as to make themuseless. vaiteftrvlnzallsortsorremeqiegm

11. I became discouraged and

910118111 my suderinss wonia never end. L8-Sli SPl‘il18‘ I used Dr. Chase's Oint- s:.';:..'==°° ° M ef-=° we Men:

Mr. B.'Nicho1son, Manor House, win.

nipegi H811., State! 2-“For gov”-gl .months I had been troubled' with eczema on my ears. and for weeks I doctored with a prominent Winnipeg Physician. but .to no avail. I was in-_ duced'hy a fellow sufferer to try Dr, Chase s Ointment, and am happy to my that the nrst application gave funn; rillef. I am completely cured, and 383;? no return of .this '1'here‘ls no limit to in healing gnu.

ities of Dr. Chase’s Oixitment. It lg remarkably quick to relieve and peg. 11111211 cures each and every form ot 11;. ehingskindisease. 60ct.sabox,s.||

gneatgsrs or Edmanson Bates L ce., msg..

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Tuesday- " i f~ 5,

B.,06t» IL-if

'rwo aims J

Bayneld Wmhmm g y Lord Kitchener reports that Colonel "Mash,

Campbell's column operating, tical* heat mub”dh&3d._ -~ Stangapies has recovered two guns the ........¢......_.

A J°h“ C"im5° I Boers capturedpt Sehacper’s Nek. canadian W

wggp 2 3551-, czomosz num Nsxr rulsnar. i ‘

‘ Annainr, Oct. 24-(Special).-Csolgosi f "“

h d' will be executed at 7 a. m. next Tuesday. mnmuhd by n°°“‘@

. . Montreal.)

_ 0 nly twenty-six persons will be present.

Jas. H. Reildin. l

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St.Joiin St. By

aliIax'i‘sainway

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mg; Ironand‘3tssIOIll®i

Closingprlccs

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lad Alllim ifhdkbkf

gi .atalldeolarssti cents.

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Usa ers

who have not yet placed fail orders

Paint ami Whitt lm

should write us for quotations. Our stock is larie and

ourpricoslow

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Arthur Gates. ' I L L L " I _ J. K. Ross. _ ` ' jf John Wopocott. A L' . .f it

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