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qreats CURONIC TISEASES by the Salisbury

me bod of persistent -elf-help. in removing causes from the Blood. Centimnous. inteli- gen! treatm: nt in person or by letier insures Mipimum o Yering and Maximum or cure poss ible in each ease.

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ADDRESS: CHARLOTTETOWN P E I CANADA Orric E Victoria Row

accomods tions reserved for patients. References on a plication, Oct 15 iyr

STOWERS Ripe

Fruit Juice

Peptogen

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Peptonized Sauce

The choicest article ever offered. Gives you a wonderful relish and aids your digestion,

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AN INTERUSPING CASE.

Fiom Prince Edward Taland the Sun hearse of oo interesting case of partisan io vestigation. The accused in this inetance wasthe keeper ofa railway station ina small village in Queen’s county. The station keeper was admittedly a compe- tent man ona the only excuse that seekers for the office could make for dismissal was acharge of partisanship. Thecharye was accordingly made. Commissioner Palmer, himself a vigorous partisan, holds the inqiries in Prince Edward Ilan, in

consideration of a handsome sum per day.

} Of course he was ready for action. Tue Witnesses called to sup yor the charges had no evidence to give, and so Commiss

loner Pa'mer started in ona fishing exped:-

tion. The people of the village were summoned, one after another, and questioned on the sulject of the sta- tion =omaster’s partisansbip. In this way the whole town was summoned, each witness of course receiv ing the usual fee. When all the residents of the pace and some of the neighbors within a consider- able distance had ben brought before the commissioner the charge hi had to be

dismissed. No evidence in s"pport of the presecution could be got after elf the out

lay of time and money. The censequence 18 that the station master is still iu his place, while the treasury of Cavada is pay- ing the bills.

This isa match for the Quebec case in which Mr. Milock’s commissioner put in a bill for $25 a day for severai days expen- ded in starting an inquiry intoaten dollar postmastership. Certain political con- siderations required that the accneed postmaster should be retained in his place, and the Quebec commissioner was ordered toabandon the inquiry when he had only got it well under way. In both cases the GGlicer stays and the country pays. —Jt. Jobo Sun.

HOME NEWS FROM ABROAD.

A special to the St. < Liberal) says :—

CuarLorretown, Oct. 13.—It is under- stood nere that Premier Peters will resigo and remove to British Columbia to prac-. tice his profession. He will likely be succeeded in the leadership of the Liberal party in the local house by A. B. Warbur- ton, one of Mr. Peters’ first lieutenant and @ leading lawyer Lere. Mr. Warburton has beea a member of the House of Assembly for some years. The names of Hoos. D, Farquhareon and Peter Sinclair, both members of the Peters administration, a@re siso mentioned. Mr. Petere, when

Je@hn Telegraph

asked regarding the rumor, said he had |

nothing to say for publication.

Premier Peters could easily have sa'd 30, if the rumors awovt him .are untrue. He has not done so, however, and they staod uncontradicted.

Honest, full sized bottles, uniformity of quality, great streegth and purity sie oharacteristics of Suvereiga Flavoring Try them.

Sealed Tenders

Will be calito by His Lordship the Bishup of Charlottetown, until Saturday, the 23rd inst, for the erect- ion of a Skating Rink, at St. Dun staai’s College, according te plan and specification to be seen on application to the undersigned, the contract to be completed by the 15th December next,

Good security will be required for the faithful performance of the con- tract.

The lowest or any tender net nec- essarily accepted.

Rev, PETER CURRAN, Reetor.

St. Dumstan’s College, Oct 12 ‘97

oct 15

GRAND Orchestral = Concert,

oneee | NY ST. PETER’S HALL, CHARLOTTETOWN ONw OCTOBER 19.

PROGRAMME. 1.— Overture—“The Diadem”. . Herman Mr. Vinnicombe’s Orcliestra. 2.— Reading... segudbelicaidhcc cocaidind “Mr. "'T. - Macle: an. 3.—String Quintette—‘Reverie”F auconier Members of Mr. Vinnicombe s Or- cbestra. 4.—Solo—Vocal —“‘Augel Land”...... hills tient 3 kk eee sok SOME Miss Cotton. 5.—Valee—‘Idyllen”. .Gautier Mr. V cantepmbe’ 3 ; Orchestra é. —Solo—Clarinet—* [he Power of Love,” . Balfe Mr. Reginald Ste vart, with “Orches- iral aceompaniment. 7,—Reading.. 8.— Solo—Violin—“Love Song”... Godfrey Mr. H. W. Vinnicombe. 9.—Two ae “Charlottetown”... i scoccescdeccsees Vinnicom be “Mr. V uiicushe’ 8 Ore hestra. 10.—Solo— Vocal—*Tie Miner.” Revd J. W. Godfrey. l ree Qnintette- Terenas ion”. ee FF sucouist “Members of ¥ r. “Vv ianicombe’ 8 Orchestra. 12.—Finale—“Butterfly Dance” ....Carl Mr. Vinnicombe’s Orchestra

GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.

Admission 20c; doors open at 7.30, p. m.; Concert at 8 o’clock. oct?

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successtul convention in Ottawa, ad- journed to meet next year at St. John, iN. B.

A number of Jewish artisans in Jeru- salem have petitioned the Queen of Great Briar to establish them = in Cyprus,

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IN SAORT

{tems of Inter’ s’' Boll-d Towa For More hesy Reading,

THE NEWS METRE,

Potatoes are quoted at $1.75 to $1.90 per bbl in Houlton, Me.

Premier Laurier has arranged with a Loodon publishing house to writea history of the Hudson Bay.

lt appears to be the intention of France to force Siam into vassalage unless Great Britain interve es,

The

King’s Daughters, having held a

The condnetors on the Broadway cable care in New York will hereafier be allow ed to wear a mustache, but whiskers are barred.

Baroness Macdonald, of Earn-cliffe, has written an article on the career of the late Sir Joho A. Macdonald for the November Pall Mall Gazette.

Shediac merchants are paying one dol- lar per barrel for potatoes, and are receiving very large quantities. RC. Tatte has taken as much as°2,000 barrels per day.

Herbert Toronto Sixty boarding

Cutting, a sneak

thief, who robbed rome i bouses, has been sentenced to 364 days in the Central Prison.

During an asceot of Mount Ararat, Armenia, by members of the recent geolo- gical congress, Dr. Stoeber, a professor of | medici ine, was froze o to death.

in Montreal yesterday Judge Wurtel sentenced Grenier to six months’ impris- onment and bound him to keep the peace for two years for libelling Tarte.

The Turkish Sultan bas presented the German Kaiser some of the Caanon cap- tured from the Greeks, and the latter bas written Abdul Hansud a letter of thanks"

It is rep»rted at Constantinople that a eerious Arab rising has occurred at Bus<o- rah, in Asiatic Turkey. Troops have een sent tothe scene from Ereinghlan.

Heavy shipmeats of wheat from the Pacific coastto Europe continue. Over sixty grain laden vessels have left Sap Francisco during the last two moaths and six more are ready to sail.

Several German papers assert, that un- der present conditions the Government will ask ivcreased power to tax for re- venue purposes, the amount spoken of being 50,000,000 marks.

By wiping perspiration from his face : with the back of his hand while connting coin, F. J. Eighmey, of Waterloo, Ia.,' poisoned his eyes badly, apparentiy with: dust from the fereign accretiens on the. metal,

A military officer at Halifax states . thatthe autherities have in view the, placing of two ®British regiments in Bri- j tish Columbia, and that a consignment. of troops will be sent out there within a ononth.

A special deepatch from Madrid says | that the Queen Regent has ordered that: assistance be given to the families of the S-narchists exeented at Barcelona some time ago, ard that their children be edu- cated at her expense,

Archibald Blue, director of the Bureau of Mines, of Ontario, writes to &is depart- ment from Michipicocen that a veis of ex- traordinarv richness has beep struck near Wewa Lake, assaying as much as $900 to the ton, and which bids fair to keep up thie showing.

Madrid reports say that the “panish Government is so tard pressed for money that it is attempting to sell all the pub- lic lands and buildimgs that can be possi- bly epared. Not oaly isthe pay of the soldiers unpaid since last March, but the pension |:st are in atrears.

A Eome despatch states that the Minis. try of the Intericr bas published imetruc- tions to the various prefects, to repress clerical demonstrations against the insti- intions of the country, and to prewent the holdiag of political meetings in charch ee.

The Prince of Wales has declined an invitation to mediate in the e: gineering dispute. In the course of his letter of refusal he eays that he deeply deplores the ““dieastrous state of affairs,” but feels it would not be right or proper for him to interefere in any way or to mix himself therein.

The Londoa Morning Post, accuses the American jingos of “trying to force a quarrel with England or Spain for the purpose of diverting the ettention ¢f the eouatry from home troubles Bryanisim, and the general revo't ogaiaet the dom: n- ation of the professioual politicians.” It express, the bope that Bpain, like Lord Salisbury, will maintain coolness and good temper iv the face of President McKinley’s provocative altitude.

Bishop McKin, the Epiecopal Prelate of Tokic is in San Francisco. He says that a total of 150,000 converts in Japan, the Roman Catholic are first with about 50,- 000 and the Greck Catholics second with 23,009. The Episcopalians number 10,- 000. He says that in the matter of churea government, spiritually and theologically the Episcopal and Creek Catholic Church- es iu Japan are closer than any other religious: bodies, and intimates that the two bodies n mar aoon be united.

Should be in every family « medicine chest and every > ae g invaluable when the stomach

is out of order; cure headache, biliousness, and

traveller’s grip. They are ell iiver troubles. Mild and efficient. % cents

entpautitin

A big line of new hat shapes

LOsAL AND ‘OW ik (aw,

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Rest £ , nesday next for id orches- tral concert in St Peter’s Hall. L. O.L.—Regular meeting Lodge tonight at 8 o’clock. nbdicteiebitianss More Coat—The Albatross bas arrived with a cargo of coal for Peake Bros & Co. fed Toe Wearner—Moderate southeriy to westerly winds fair and warm. ‘

of Boyne

to fresh generally

ail Frou Hansrax—The Fastnet arrived from Halifax last midnight and left on return at One this afternoon, She hada general freight both ways. ciation From Moynrrear.— The Bonavista arrived from Montreal last evening with a large general cargo. She will lewve this evening for St. John’s, via Sydney. shad

Ciry Taxes —-Ali unpaid taxes for real

estate. 1896, will be handed tothe sheriff

for collection :f not paid at once. Pay up

aud save expense. This notice is fival. 245 31

Me ii ANSBACH the Germaa Mezician givesa matince proformanuce at the Opera Hcnee to-morrow afiernoon at 2.59. You and your little ones should be there. —_———s Tue Guinare — The surveying steamer Guinare arrived this morning from the Newfoundland coast where she bas been stationed during the past season. She will ' go into wioter sisal

Evaxcenisric—The afternoon meeting in Zco Courch yesterday led by Mr, Gale wax the best attended meeting yet held. He spoke on Heaven as our last dwelling place where we will see Jesus the Lan.b slain on the Cross of Calvary.

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Tac E..ior.—The steamer returned from the wreck of the steamer Baltimore City at Pia: Island, Strait o Belle Isle, bringiug a carzo of deals, oats aud material saved from the wreck. The weather continued so bad that Captain MeMillan deemed it advisable to postpone the attempt to foatthe wreck until next summer.

Elliott has

Marivee at tHe Oprera Hovse —For the matinee performance at the Op-ra House tomorrow afternoon, Mr. Ansbach, che magician, bas arranged a programme to «pecially please the children though the

| cleverness of the magician wil] be equally

enjoved by their elders. From what we have seen of Mr. Ansbach we can safely promive everyone a pleasant hour or so of most delight¢ul magic, mirt&, and mystery.

Tue Bata Last Nicar -—The celebration of the ceatennial anniversary of St. John’s Lodge, A. F. & A. M., was brought wa pleasant conclusion last night by a ball at

* the Opera House, under the distinguished

patronage of Sir Louis and Lady “Davies, A large num ber of invitations were issued. The dancing took place upon the stage, which durimg the numbers presented a charming sight. The music was by Vinnicombe’s orchestra. The arrange~ ments were perfect, and the success of the entertainment must have rewarded all those to whose untiring energy the gratify - ing result was due.

Tre Mex-@ MeEpicine and concert com- pany bad Market Hai? packed to

the doors last evening. It was their open- img concert end a fine programme was given. Mr, Fenton’s dancing was the best ever shown io Charlottetown while the sitging of Messrs. Henry and Good, the soa:hern pickaninies delighted the vast audience. Roands of applause were given each art'st. It ie aclean bright show. One fact was noticeable; there was good order and good attendance of the gentle sex. Tonight they give a free concert to adults only. Tomorrow at 2.36 p.m., they give a grand matinee for ladies and children, 5 cents admission; and in the evening a grand big dJoubie programme.

Rai.way Caances.—To-lay Mr. H.W. Andersoa, who for many years was Me chanical Foreman on the P.E.I. Railway, yields up his position asa sacrifice to the grit god of vengeance. Mr. Anderson’s crime is that of being a Liberal-Conserva- tive, and for this be saffers under the po- litical guillotine. It is satisfactory to hear however, in connection with Mr. Ander- son’s dismissai, that the goveroment has not gone outside of the railway employ to pitch fork one of their followers into the vacant place, The position of Locomotive Foreman will be filled by Mr. W. S. Poole, who has been for upwards of twenty yéarsin the service. He isa man of wide experience, and helped to put up the first locomotive that came for the Island Railway, and will, we helieve, competently discharge the duties of bis new position. Also, in consequence of Mr. Anderson’s dismissal, is the official promotion of Mr. Henry Coffin to the position of Car Fore- man,

Funerat or Mr. Hiram T. Lea.—The faneral of Hiram Thompson Lea took place from his- late residence yesterday afiennoon at 2 0’c'ock. The service at the house was conducted by Rev. W. W. Lodge, assisted by Rev. S. T. Teed and Rev. John Prince. The floral tributes were num-sous, showing the esleem in which the decea:ed was held, the casket being completely covered. Among others were a wreath of chrysanthemums :rom the choir of the Central Methodist Chureb; crescent from the Mission Band of the Central Methodist Church; crescent from the E. C.C. E.; crown, Mre Dernier and Mre Norfolk; star, Grade X of the public school; wreath, Mrs. Thomas Williams; anchor Mies Gertie Walker; Anchor, Mr. Fred Kinnear; crescent Mr. Jchn Ross; and several bouqusts. Up- wards of fifty carriages followed the remains to the grave where services were

just opening to-night. Moore & McLeod

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Pownal and Richmond Streets, and occupied by him as as a store and dwelling. This property is well kuown. and offersa rare opportunity to any person desirous

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