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_-,Q That is exactly what our

Vapo-Cresolene will do for your children. When any contagious disease is in the

neighborhood you can ` ‘lfl keep your children from having it by allowing them to breathe- in the vapor every night. N0! 8 (isease germ can live in this vapor, yet it is perfectly safe. You see is that little “ ounce of prevention you have heard so much about. It brings quick relief from croup, colds, coughs and other throat troubles. 19

Vapocresoisne is sold by f_i_ruggist< everywhere-

A Vapo~Cresolene omit, inel_~~¢; .ng the Vaporxzer and Lamp, which should last a lit". -| me, and a bottle of Cres->l=ne, complete, 81.5.1; ex.r:i supplies of Cresc- lene 25 cents and 50 cents illustrated booklet contain- ing physicians' testimonials free upon request. Varo-

Clxsouns Co., :Bo Fulton St., New York, U.S.A.

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For This Week

We oR'er a special discount

on all Pure Gold Jelly Pow- dere.

Any flavoring

Sl-00 per doz.

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'Noyes

The Telephone Company having

added another aerial cable. It has been found necessary to change the following Subscribers numbers; -

Lient. Col. Longwoith’s residence

to 168,

R. B. Norton’s residence to 208. John Saunder’s “ to 74. Dr. Beer’a to 72. J. B. Hegan’s to 167. Judge Warburton’s to 88. S. F. Hodgson’s to 82 S W. Crabbe’s to 57.

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FUR .LARGE

STRET _

Ie brim full of bargains, We’ keep High Quality Groceries at Low Prices. Buyers who have not - visited us will do well to call and see what we

can do in the way of

Supplies.

Driscoll &. Hornsby

Queen St.

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with and in fact some people whose houses we have itted with Hot Water say they would not have any other method now. Maybe you are interested in it.

Let us hear from you. ‘

Bocellovol l lo. |

Founders, Engineers, Machinmts and

Boiler-ma kers.

Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf, Char-

lottetown, P. E. Island- `

Phone |25-

GROWN

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Head Office __ - - - -- -Toronto- Preaidsnti_8i_r Cnsatas Terran. i Hmong Director-csc. H. Ros. Ill. _

_ hind in_e_ach of the Evo _ of .l."°E’lslan~d',ls¢iri City, and _iii the

B. HEARTZ, __Prosideut Merchants

BmkoiP.E:`I.,C'h*town. - 1 7 _ _ _ W. ti. AITKEN of Messrs. Carvell fhqngday’ eg’4th_

Bros.. Ch’town.

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TUESDAY, OCTOBIR 21, llll.

THB MILITIA MAN

AND THB REVIEW.

Complaints reach Tm: Gusnnrsn on

behalf of the militia men who were sent

to Halifax toattend the Review. They were absent something over three days, during which time they were supposed to

be paid 50 cents per day, with a further allowf-_nee of 25 vents per day for rations,

_und to have fr-~.-: transportation to and *from Halifax. .ls a matter of fact no

_provision was marie for feeding the men `_ between Chu: lottetown and Halifax on the outward trip. Nor was there any

opportunity given for them to purchase food.

While in Halifax, rather than take the Government rations, the omcers, after

consulting the meo,made an arrangement

with acateror for 75 cents por day per man.

This, of course, consumed the entire pay

and rations allowance of the men during their two days stay in Halifax. On the return they left their quarters in Halifax an 4 o’clock on Sunday afternoon and

about dark started for Picton, arriving there about 2.30 and reaching Charlotte- ,town at 6 o'clock Monday morning. Thus *from two two o’clock on Sunday, when they had dinner, till 6o'clock Monday morning,a period of 16 hours,the men as a body had nothing to eat.

Some, at least, of the omcers and men

have conscientious objections to travell- ing on Sunday, but were forced to travel

. without any reasonable pretext on the

‘ part of the authorities. As it was, by travelling all of Sunday night the men ar-

rived home hungry and worn out, and of necessity got something to eat and went to bed, thus losing the day. Had they re-

mained in Halifax till Monday they would have been fed and rested, and would have been in good condition to go to work on Tuesday. It will be seen that not much

regard was paid by the authorities either to the day ofx-est or to the demands of

hunger on the part of the men.

During two years past the

astromomers have predicted remarkable meteoric displays in November, but in both years the shower of meteors failed to appear at the time appointed. Mr.

F. MeBennett writes to the Scientific

American that a great display may be expected about the 15th November next.

He says the ascertained period of the most brilliant displays of meteors in years past is 34 jyears and 1 day. Thus, the iirst recorded shower was witnessed on the nightof November 12-13, 1790: the ` next on that of November 12-13, 1838; the ollowing one occuring on lovember 13-

14, 1867; so that the next becomes due on he night of November 14-15, IMI-in a

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Montreal Heat 8: Power Dominion Coal C0. ' Dominion Iron and Steel Common

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Molson’s Bank Imperial Bank

Richelieu 8: Ontario

GOT CORNS

. Foolish tokeep them if you have? No fun in corns, but lots of pain. Putnatn’s Painless Corn Extractor raises corns in twenty-four hours. Get a quick crop by f raising it-druggists :ell it.

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See the New Knitting Machines in

operation at our store--Miller Bros.

Knitting Machines that do good work and do it rapidly-See them at-Miller Bros. | sole agents.

35 nt for apair of Ladies’ gaiters at W. Moran’s, Sunny sine.

High gaiters low prices-W. Moran,

Sunnyside.

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To Get Well and Keep Well Regu-

late the Bowels by Using' Dr. Chn»e’l Kidney-liver Pills.

You cannot avoid disease if you

neglect to regulate the bowels and allow the liver and kidneys to become tcrpid, sluggish and inactive. Dr. Chase’s Kidney-liver Pills are the most valuable family medicine that one can conceive of because they in- vigorate and regulate the excretory and filtering organs as no other prepar- ation was ever known to do.

Mr. Geo. Benner, Wiarton, Ont.

writes :-"I don’t like to have my name put in public print, but I feel it a duty to my fellow-men to recommend Dr, Cha.se’s Kidney-liver Pills. For about four Years I was troubled with chronic constipation and weak. ness of the kidneys. My conditipn wa, serious when I began to use Dr. Chase’s Kidney-liver Pills, and 1 verily believe that _ they hav; saved my life. I am now Well and feel like a. new man."

More people use Dr. C`ha.se’l

Kidney-Liver Pills than any other Can- adian medicine. ' They are popular be- cause they cure when other remedies tail. Ask your neighbor about them. One pill a. dose, 25 cents a. box, all deal~ era or Edmanson Bates & O0.. Toronto

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garment. That is the kind we have- pretty styles, many colto-, duel: no

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Cloths have arrived.

1 1 New Overcoating 2

in Vicuna., F»eaver~,'Meltons, etc.

s 2 New

Suitings

Serges' and Vicunat-‘. " __ [_

_ New Trowseriirg _

The latest novelties in Checks and S éipesf _

Also a full line of Gentf. Fur-.-zn. gs. _ _

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any Que n Street Merchant Tailors. .

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