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crm. wisrnii. ursnr *ro uns. or. M¢Ml1lan,,-._14il Prince se. -

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Tantou State Hospital. For par- ticulars _address Dr. Arthur V. Goss, Superintendent, Taunton sms Hospital, Taunton., Mass.

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WAN’1‘EiD-LADIES TO D0 PLAIN

and light sewing nt home. whole or spare time; good 'PHYS W0\'k BUM- nny distance; charges paid. Bend stump for full particulars. Nation- al Manufacturing f _Compauyf M011’ ,,.,,,,|_ _ -lsses-nuclei

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year om Clydesd.dle`,'ma_re in foal. Apply to nlex_e_.miibi~_;, A. Stewart. Ha,-r|ngl;9l|_ H..-. -_ _ZQTT-l-_lll:29E3i.

FOR SALE AT ST. PETERS HAR-

bor, 3 house `and lot. For further particulars apply MBl`BU-\`¢*- Find' ny. 21- FOR SALE-HINK. BLACK. uLlJE. cross, and red foxes. 'l‘. G. Ives. M'0nf,"\|Q, Danma-

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WANTED SALESMlDN--EXULUB- ive lines, permanent, big earnings guaranteed, no experience. f-BH VB' caileias. Write Luke Brothers. Lim- ited, Montreal. $314-10-271661.

MALE .HELP _.W 5.NlED

winrrmo.--. rooms .ms WITH some knowlsil - of bookkelgaissé but mm ..._-~, I me _sme- wrltef; olh.,_.;i’w_{lll`l\¢ to do elsrkingst »=- _ ‘in 'kcnsrsl If-5?* of lumber! ' ` . A_ good Op-_ ening' foe’ 1 __ _ msn who is serious 'lm-* Address;

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bright furnished room with hoard. Apply here. 2399-19-80m3i. "1'_6Ys"i"-?ns§1RAs1.m nnsrnsmos

on BB Upper Prince Street. Also good stabling. Possession Oct. 15th. Apply to J. Stanley Wed- lock, 99 Upper Prince St.

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piece of land, about 8 or 10 acres

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dressed pork. Choice quality only. John Hopkins, Pork Packers, Bt. _Joll_\h_N_. _B IMD-10-'2>\;d1n_io FOR B`ALE.- ONE ISBAND BRED

cross Fox but of litter of three, two of which were black. One pair Island Bred Cross Foxes out of litter of three one of which was black. Ono Bilver Dog. One pair Cross Foxes 75 per cent. black.

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BEING OVERHAULED.-f The C. G. B. Earl Grey is now _undergoing s thorough overhsuling preparatory to entering the ,winter service. A number of men from Messrs- Bruce. Stewart & Co.', Ltd., are cleening= and repairing the machinery. _ '

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TO BE 0RDAINED.- Mr. Jones, of University of Durham, arrived ini I-Isllfax;_by'.'ths Molgonian,~ and* willl be ordalnedto the discounts,-in Ad- .veut._ At.pres§_lit he iu__r_lctlng"as lay, reader' in "the missions, 6l..Georgetow`n . and Souria, " P;“ E. Isisndp-says.” a’ Halifax exchange. woRK_ ; cournnrmn.-. Messrs Bruce Stewart & Oo., Ltd., Charlot- tetown, haye just completed fitting up an up-to-date drying room ln thai laundry of the P. E. Island Hospitall Ihey have 'also installed in the Hos- pital a new up-right steam boiler for- sterilizing the water and bandages and running the machines. This firm also shipped two of their famous 4 h.p. Imperial Gasolene motors to Summerside Saturday. _

RESIGNS POSITION.-Mr. Arthur

Corney, who has for the past twelve years worked in Crockery business in Charlottetown in the cstalllieh- ment now owned by 'Lila-:lr'.z Co., ‘nas resigned that position to accept another in ' the crockery deport.- ment of Messrs R. T. Holman, Ltd., Summerside. Mr. Corney has a thor- ough knowledge of the crockery busi- ness and will be a decided acquisition to the stall of this large and enter. pricing establishment. i_-Igglgft for" Burnmerslde by the afternoon train Saturday afternoon. f

ARBITRATION CASE.-The evid-

ence that is being heard by the Court of Arbitrators appointed by the Supreme Court in the case of Waiter Low against the Government, which arises out Ol a claim sixteen or seventeen years old, being in connection with an annex that was built to Falconwood Asylum, is now drawing to a close. The witness that is at present before the arbit- rators is an ex'g0V9l”I\0r of the prov- ince and ex-attorney general also, Mr. D. A. McKinnon, who was in oi:l‘lce\in the latter capacity at the time, in 1900 when a. practical set- tlement of the dispute between Mr. Low and the Government was made by the payment by the Government of certain amounts to the majority of Mr. Low’s creditors in respect of the work at the Asylum annex.

FOXES AND '.)YS'l"ERS.- Among

the recent organisations in process _of

foxmution in this Island, ls a com- ua y of n. character diderent from any of the corporations nt present operating -.in P. E. Island inasmuch as it is intended to prosecute the breeding of foxes and other fur-bear- ing animals jointly with the cultiva- tion of oysters. The proposed name of the company for the incorpora- tion of which by letters patent application has been made to the Governor-in-Council, is “Malpeque Bay Silver Foxes and Oysters Limit- cd."_ The proposed capital ,of the company is $95,000, divided into 950 shares of the value 0! $100 each, If-,s office or chief place of business will be nt Hamilton, Prince County. P. E. I.. and the provisional directors are nominated as follows:--I-I. Mont-

gomery Jones, manufacturing furrler of New Brunswick; James W. Keir, E. Fanjoy, merchant of New Glas- gow, N. S.; J. Ross Miller, physician, oi Mallieque, P. E. I.; B. of Amherst, N. S., and Fred J. Lock- erby. farmer of Hamilton, P. E. I.

TUESDAY. -

REPAIRING BELL TOWER-It has

been found that the roof of the clock and bell tower of the Court House Charlottetown, is leaking and at present workmen are engaged in effecting the repairs necessary to render it water-tight again. _

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Aoo1nsN'r vnsruupnv.-Ernie Muttnrt, one of the pin boys at the Charlottetown Bowling Alleys, mel/ with n. serious accident yesterday, from the result of which he may lose the sight of one of his eyes. While he and another ofthe boys were playing with a bottle that contained carbolicacid, the cork flew out and a portion of its contents went into the boy's eye. 'He was imme_diat‘ely_.” taken to the Charlottetown hospital where everything possible is being done to save his sight.

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We hsveln our possession s prescription turn.-#vous deb litl{.lnck of vigor, weak- _ened manhood, fsl ng memory and lame

gsck. brouqlht on by excesses. ugbstursi rslns,ort efollles of youth, t at has cured so Lanny worn snd nervous msn rgmtlnt e r own homes-without any \ tlonsl 'help or med‘lolns - that we gbink over! man who vlrhss to Tags ‘l:a.°°‘.'.°‘.:l:.°l".¢. :“.ll."-°a:.°‘:.' °" sgtegnifnsg to ishdceopyglihs prefcrfiii’ tion aloof charge. n s pls n. ordinary :fits “mg Yes to sny msnvrho wil

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I? sz' fzssm ssscrge slvudr o mea s d_ 0 ra ocnv use rt as esiarest-so in mom nséloo ortho cure of sflolsnt rn vi sn vldoxievor nuttwsthsr.

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ssndt lomoeogy in oonfldemi: so thist any msn snyw ers that s was and d s- cour: ed wie repost d fllurcs ms!

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lottetown correspondent of The Lab- our Gazette writes as follows, ip the October number of--that publica- tion, on the labour conditions in this province. “Activity prfsvailcd in all branches of trade and conditions were some- whht better than for the some per- iod last year. The Fall boom com- menced and the wholesale buyers of Produce are DF°Darinz..for 5 big ex- port trade. The diderent trades were active, more especially `carpenters,. machinists, stove utters and un- skilled labour. The Prince Edward

senger business for this season dur- ing Exhibition week, carrying into this city in two days about 8,000 or more people. Every passenger ear fit for service was in use. The rate of' wages remains the same, no changes of _note being made. Labour in gener- alis quiet as regards strikes, etc. Cost of living, while on a par with more active communities, remains as

ig the past. The Brotherhood of

ailway Tralnmen held a' meeting in

Charlottetown on September 21. The reports showed the Island mem- bership to be almost forty, and -the Brotherhood to be in g, good con- dition. The crops were good, consid- erlng_the lateness of the season. Wheat is reported exceptionally- good.

fishing industry was almost at a standstill, very little coming to the local market. Lumber mills in this city were all having a brisk trade, The managers of the fox exchanges report that there is an unusually brlsktrsde in--forshsres at present. Stock in old companies is being dis- o'osed of at good premiums, and stock in new companies is eagerly sought after."

WET WEATHER. DAMAGE.-Fron

its correspondents in different partr of the province The Guardian hal received many reports regarding thi effect of the recent unprecedented rainy season upon the crops. The re ports ure, to put it mildly, unfavor able. In the vicinity of Tignish then has been serious loss. Much 'of th- grain was late and practically al that was in stook at the beginnin; of the rainy weather is still in th fields ungathered and unfit for any thing except feed,_much of it even un _ Sit for that. Grain that gave prcmis of excellent field and had been in tended for seed is practically value less. Some farmers have as m-any s 300 to 700 stocks out yet and littl of it will be worth saving either fo straw or grain. It is estimated tha half the grain crop is seriously dan aged.-At Alberton and vicinity an along through the O’Leary distric’ conditions are little if any better Tl ti t ' this section is 1

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nuch worse than this.--Through Wol- lington and Mollt Carmel, where 'lhere is considerable low land ri like 'ondition prevails, at least 25 per ent of the grain being yet in the ields and growing in the stocks. lta.cks"6f grain, owing to the con-' tinued wet and warm weather are

~rops, for the most part, having

*' ieen harvested before the wet wea

_'ally all. The reports so far received ‘rover only part -of Kingfs County.

‘here is, evidently, considerable loss ‘ere also, although perhaps less than n the other two Counties_ `

‘.The funeral of the late Mr. John

darshall, Kingston, took place from lis residence on Tuesday, Oct, 21~t_ it 1 o’clock D. m. The day \

lerneucy of the weather many friends

1 rom far and near gathered at the F rome to pay their last tribute of re- . lpect to one whowas held in high es-

eem by all who knew him. Inter- nent was in the Presbyterian Cern- itery, Clyde River. The late Mr. .Vlarshall was 67 years of age. He ormerly lived in Covehead but a

(ln ston He was a rnerrber of the

ease. _ velfare. Of a kind and hospitable

It il °°'i°“’ 'nd °°p°°l““7 9° “V lisposition it was .his delight to en- _ _ Wop 1° that must' k°°D “D ‘nd 'hm' ° ;ertain his friends, and particularly ~ `_ ’ ~ _ TWO SIZGS

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' 'ow lymg “n B cond "ms "re vcryl and loving husband and father, rl Road,

rery stormy, but in spite of the ii- l

will he sadly missed in the home, the siding

sorrowing widow, two sons, Duncan town, at home, and George in Cambridge.,f}‘1_thy Mass., and one daughter, Mrs. Boyd io the Livingstone, Clyde River. Three bro- bereavement.

in Covehead, and five sisters, .lone and Margaret, Cove- Mrs_ .lohn Hughes, Wlnsloe and Mrs. Douglas, Charlotte- also survive him. The sym- _ '.5 ._ of the community is ‘extended sorrowing family in their Sore

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