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GFLLRS SEAGGHL | | ppg / nt ar I AN ISLANDER ABROAD - eae eet let a 22222eee. Boots re wit | Mr. Joseph McNeill Delivers an Twenty Two CaiLpRrenx The leath oc- | Excellent Addrass. oy and Rubber ree a ae ate ng “ Am The North Adam’s, Mase, Tranecrip 3 ; orare ormie “ar ~. aver 5 , Says _ the Ambers! P rese, The deceased wae the ee Ling arth:de dealing with a }

for $1.18

This combination consists a pair of Women’s boots and » nice pair of

Rubbers to fit 1hem at

$1.18

See thém in our window ‘To-nig ht

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>> -~ - «a a > oe 2s eo 2 Steurart’s Bakery ¢

is the place to get your esuppliee

to day Read this li-t,—

Scotch Cake, Scripture Cake

Oateake Light Fruit Cake

Lo inntsa, Silver Cake

Le » Tops, Chester Cake Cakes Plain Pound Cake ea, Rich Frait Cake

py le P es, Tartieta

mon Pies, Minee Pies U eam Pies Cocoanut Pies Chocolate Pies

G iger Sn ‘ps Germao Buas etc , etc.

Telephone 98,

DD. STEWART ECLIPSE BAKERY,

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reason for the rapid rise in

the price of apples isthe great demand

| in Englind, where they are bringing ex- cept 'ona ly high figures.— Halifax Iie-

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Clock. Beauty :

Our stock is w rth going a

long way to see, for such an- other collection has never been gathered in these parts. We have some very fine wan- tel Clocks S day , either Oak or Walnut with wire bell or the sonorous Gon, Bell. More expensive and better grades in Onzx, Mar- ble and Bronze

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clock fora re then visit our elation of cleck \

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Low-pliced Practical Watches

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f them. We want pe of them.

we’ ve lote sou to hare

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(Queen St. Jewelery Store,

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MackereL Scarce — Most of the Glou- cester seiners have |. fi for home with acanty Catches, lbe meckerel hi-hing is report ed a failure roaest (his Coat, owing to .ne fi-h Keeping clee in) shore The mackerel knows where te is well ¢ ff. He has appareo'ly discovered the fact that the Amerean does not fieh in-ide the threex mile limu, and that the native is too slow to look for bir Svdoey R eord.

On rue Frars.—At Mount Stewart, a few dave azo, two schooners were waiting for a tug to take then The tow not putting up an appeara atthe expected }

;}tme, a pron merehant of the ;lice | offer to Dp hem. The offer was ac cepied, and under the gutbiance of tbe merchant astart was made. Before tie had proceeded very far, however, they schoonera came in coutact with the flats, where they remaiced forsometime. It is provable that the merchant is etill at large. lcacuiiaaias!

Price or ApeLes.—A leading coms

ssion m@rchan', Wanting about 5) bbie of the best quality of winter apples, wio e to the growere in King’s County and was | informed that best winter fruit could not be purchased under $2.75 to $3 per bbl. ;

votber of 22 children, a whom are still living.

large number of

sitiisioned

De ‘Th Dve to Syeezing —A man nam - ed Enson Neal, died at Muncie, Ind., late- ly under pecol ar circumstances. A few weks ago he was seized with a violent fi:

Of eveezing and exerted bimeclf with such

violence that his jawhone was broken. The injury fail.d to yield treatment.

O_Lp Time Prices.— When prices paid these daye iInay be it terest . R bert Bonner vaid 8 ”, $35,000 for Dexie $40,000 for Maud Suvol. And that

noting the for great racers, it ng t% remember that; 00 forPocahontas ; $55,000 for Rarus ; S, and $41,000 for WAS @& generation ago. Heavy Liapiniries.—Mr Frank Page, of Amberst, well koown all over the Mari- time Provinces as@ raiser of pure ~bred catile, has left for the west, aud, if 18 rex ported, har l-ft debts agyregating $25,000 while his property ie wor h about $18 0v0. He Las borrowed money treely,

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aud there

rded securities suoting to about

athi

add to this the ezpense apples to Halifax, and it thev could not b-

bil. The

of bruging t e will be seen toat sola bere under $4 per

eee l‘epnessep Cueese Market.— Writing Montrea: to the Canadian cheese sitna- ticD oD a London import - “The qnantty of Canadian cheese that has be-n received across the Atlantic this month has largely depleted stocks in the ice housres in Canada, and it has al«o depressed prices on this side. Thed ffi- large Operator in Canadian

ame known thie we k | LO dep effect on the market, bat rather the contrary Prices, however, remain unchanged on thia side,

to the otber side,

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iities of & eewe which

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though there is some improvement io Canads, wherec. i f. quotations are high~- er then prices on tie sute”

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Contaceous Diseases —Contageous dis~ easeR Can-e mort: lity @7.ong nurses larger than.i< ususily -upposed, but not so great as forv erly. Thix 18 not so mucn the caxe among the trained and ednea‘ed norees as among the orders of sisters, whe | de rot take the nece-sarv care avd exer- cise, and who ao pot always dreas in a hygienic manver. The nurse must keep her clothing -crupulou ly cleao in the care of contagious diseases, must keep away trom all other persons, and must imeistoo | a certain amount of outdoor exercise each day. In examining @ throator making an application to it, the nurse should hold her breadth, if the time is not tool ng, and sbe must keep a sbarp lookout for a suddeu cough.—American Journal of Health

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A Disastrous ELopement.—Accerdiog tow recent despatch frum Webster City, | luws, a murder resulting from an elupe~ meut occurred a few nights ago not tar from that place. Jt seems that Anna -on left bomein she evening and j»ned F E Frederickson, her betrothed. They wert south ina buggy, intending to be married. Her fatber had for- | bidde.. her going with Frederickson and rep atediv ordered bimoutofthe house. | shis daughter’s departure was | die <covered, herfactuer started in pursuit. He ov-rtook them, aod when he demanded ihe gir! Frederic kson opeued fire enh. w revolver his rifle in the he iostantly | was not went [0 where he the giri’s

SwWand

Swanson had

huggv, and with the first shot kuled Frederickson. hurt, but took his danyvhter and the nearest justice of the peace,

gave himeeifup. If is enid

Swanson

| mitod is failing.

} mucous *ordinarily doesn’t try to cure catarrh;

| window.

address recently delivered by Mr. Joseph McNeill, son of our esteemed fellow

townosman, Archibald McNeill, Esq. We extract the foilowing : ; At the meeting of Stewart Counc’!, American Order of Steam Knugineers, herd last evening, the council was honored by a visit by the § a'e Boiler lospector Joseph H. McNeill, who addres- sed the meeting in his usual clear and comprehensive manner, calling atiention to the requirements of engineers in general and the danger attending msny of tue

duties that the modern engineer is celled upon to perform and the lives that are

lost io te line of daty. He also spoke of the need and advantages o* an edacation iu engineering liaes, explaining some of the various features of*the 1 cease law and a uecessity of a knowledge of the streng! b

of boiler seam-, braces and plates. He outlined in apleasing way the relations that shoald exist tetween engineer and

employer. At interva!s there were blacl « board demonatrations to make a subject 1: baod readily understood. He spoke in comtl mentaty terms of the class of men emploved as engineers he had met thus far in the Berkshire district, and after an hour of interesting ‘elk in which manvw subjects

of interest to engineers were introduced the meeting closed with # unanimou-

vote of thanks to the speeker for bis able address.

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SUCCESSFUL MEN

MANY OF THEM ARE HANDICAPPED WITH CATARRHAL DISEASES.

Dr. A. W.CHASE

COMES TO THEIR AID.

Success in life is almost impossible for a man with bad breath. Nobody wants to do »usiness with him. No- body wants to associate with him. He is handicapped everywhere. Offen- give breath comes from catarrh; some- times from caterrh of the stomach, sometimes of the lungs, sometimes of the head, nose, and throat. It is from

| catarrh somewhere, and catarrh is aa-

other name for uncleanness.

Many men understand this, and make every effort to cure it, but it is be- yond the reach of ordinary practice.

No self-respecting man can ignore catarrh. If he has it in any form he makes constant effort to be rid of it. .

There is something about the man- ner of life and the climate of Canada

that seems to breed diseases of the membrane. Medical science

it ‘“‘relieves”’ it; but Dr. Chase has been curing catarrh for over. thirty years, and his name is blessed by thousands who have shaken off the svasp of this insidious disease.

Scld by all dealers, price 25 cents per box, blower free

[ Have Just Completed

Ny ew Oyster Place.

Call ond see the brilliant cisplay of beautiful oysters on and off the bell.

Onur Oyster king ir standing in the Bee him, and then you will eat

tystere.

John P. Joy, vIUTORIA CAFE Great George Street... -.--

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BELONGS TO

he : Leading : Fur : Store.

Of Prince Edward Island.

Sentner, Mclsod & Co.

Wholesale and Retail.... »++.Succ2ssors to Beer Bros gy ie

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NIAGARA ze @ | VAPOR BATHS

We are the original manufactarers of portable Vaoor Baths.

We have, du-ing the last ten vears supplied thousands of our R-ths to phs sicians. hospitals, sanitariums, ete

nd we are now, fer the first time. ad- vertising them direct to the generat puhblie,

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Rubbers For Children Rubbers For Youths Rubbers For Missies Rubbers For Boys Rubbers For Ladies

Rubbers For Men _-At Tae

“MODEL STORE”

R. H. Ramsay & Co,

Cii’tu Wii

Get one with a steel trame

IN BUYING A VAPOR BATH “*“in2¢ant

Ifamunnufactarer doas not sn ww you acu’ ofatrame without the eovertng you mav take itfor granted that his

‘Steel frame” isa wire hoop tht rests oo the shoulder of the hather.

jes one that is covered with proper material. Insist on seeing a cam pte of material befor: ordering, We make our own covering mverial and print it with a handsome “all over” pattera of Niagara Falls.

Get one with a thermometer at‘ach- ment, Don’t a) it blind -« bath tht is too hot or no hot en»xagh will b3 of no benefit to ron

Get ore that you ean retura and have your money beck if not satisfac- torg in everv w ev,

send for sample of material and in teresting book'et that will teil you all abont Vapor Baths.

Vipor Baths are an acknowlet~et honseho'd neceesitv. Tarkish, Hoot Air, Vapor, -ulohuar or Vedic aed Ratns at #1: sme. 3c, Purifles system, produces ec'eaniiness, heilth, strength. Pr event: disease, ob ssity. © oe Colds, Kkheomatism, Neuralgia, UaGripye. Miutaria. Bezema, Catarrh Female Il\s Blood, Skin, Nerve and Kiduey frou- biexs. Re utifies Compl+xionu.

Price ot Niagara Baths, $5.00

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The Kirg-Jones Co.,

Toronto

TE PARTMENT H. H. ‘GENTS WANTED.

—New Psowse Block.

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A Parlor Stove ? ba a

A Hall Stove?

ao he

A Conking Stove ?

that you are going w buy; which ever it is you will wani the best. We bave them.

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‘=ooe ar ae ee ee ae _———- WOH 8 HOD 5 OHO0SO D475 DOS OBDSPSO ST

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Valuable Property

FOR SALE

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The undersigned offers for eale the premises, eituate on the corner of Quzea ani Water Srreets, Charlottetown, cou - sisting of large brick warehouse 50x24 feet, now use! as Bonded Warehouse. Renta! value $150. A new roof put oa same last vear at large co-t.

Al-o corner house containing shop, of -

fices and boarding hones; aize of land | KFENNE] | NX CH ANDI ER | ahout 62x33 feer. rental $260 per wonaat t 7 did ' i dtdi ‘

Also property between corner how~e and

Mr. Archibald con alniag

Kennedy’s,

boarding house and two ahopa. Sze ~ = + omen “eae a = nero _ i ahont 51x84 feet’ Kental $220 per aonam t Any further information by spplying q

to 250 tf &.MORRIS. . ein a CC |

CTY OF CHARLOTTE.OWN. :

TENDERS. | LON DON ©

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MEW CLOTH FOR FALL AND WINTER ii

We have vopened a fine line of Nobb j i

on Weduceday, the 30 hday«f November Ve P + y Cloths,in suit

from parties willing to contract for che fi Lngs, Overcoatiny una |'rousering,

leave of the Market Ti lis aud Cuy Weigis é ¢ ants ‘

Scales, for a term of "ree veers cneenteet | Call now and get first choice ~-1 full {lire o'f gents}. fur nishings always on hand.

John Meleod & Co.

Sealed Tenders addressed to the under - signed, and endor-ed “Terder for Market Tclls” and © Fen ler tor Curvy Weizh Scales” will he receive! at thie office, until noon,

reen sinein City (1- rk? Ori: e. The Conneil do uot biod chemee!ves ta

accept the high +t or any tender.

By order B.M.DAVISON, Ci ° + City Clerk%s Mier. vr! Sartorial Artists. City Nov 16, 1998-26731 =|