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Peopi¢'who are rartrcular about the flavor of their Conee, people who know gocd Conee from had Coffee and want the good, are um peoolc who are building up our ¢.jf'{»e 'hzisii-ie~s. There is no adul. relation, no substitution -t every pound is honest coffee.

Try your ifxt pound from us, and

be convinced.

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Cnailoneiown. P. 13.1°,

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LQCTURI

"Newman and the Oxford Movement."

the suhject of the lecture to re given by R Dr. Sinnozv., under the auspices of nm A1 S ciety in the basement of the Cathedr Date to be announced later.

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GOHROY

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I keep a full line of the Ain

Holden Co’s High Grade Footwea Granby Rubbers and Oversh all varities and styles-Lowe prices for reliable goods.

Cash Shoe Store ‘

I night, the schr Thistle, Capt McAdam I bound from P. E. Island, with a carppo of

Pownal Street Charlottetown P.

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lI€Ill0Il PIE

Is our specialty for to-

day. Lemon Pies just the right rich flavor with the most tootlisome paste possible to be made. And then if you don’t like the Lemon one, why we can give you Mince, or Apple at the very reasonable price 12 cents each

D. STEWART

T elephone 2 I I .

` Ecursn Baxuiw. Bake: Best Bread.

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- ~~ - -- - - - ----- ____________________ _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_--t---_ -.-1-_-iigggiii.-_-_-_-:_-_-.-_-.-.~_-_-e.-_-.-_-_-.-J_-_-.-_-_-_-_-_-.-_-_-_- _tial issue of the blue canvas _ fatigue salts .

"gays Red Rose tea is British Rl'0\vn.* _ ` T_here_ere slr grades of Rad Rose tea at t3 N' Cf 0"? “Pd mf” '°f the _B°¥°»l UW*

TIGUE SUITS

Orrawa, 0 r - n annual par-_

adian regiment has been authorized.

Y, H, L_ A_ gsm J h 1, li 25, 30, 3.1, 40, 50 and 60 cents per pound# .- _ . _ _ »_

sold by all druggltl. 25o\nto. _meet this I i Em? ° “NH J" _ Officers commanding companies of _legit-,s

evening n St. ames a at

_ THE Covenant meeting of fhe Prince; Street Bapti;-t church will be held this evening at 7.30instvafl ofthe usual hcurl bo`cl;ck.

dress to the members of Tauton, L. O. l

_ Ai"rr~:rioN is called to the postpinefi "sale of imperial stock by II. MacMillan, _ New Haven. The sale will be held on; _I Mo: day, November 3rd, beaiuning at one ‘ _ ol-lock p. m. 31 21. 1 A'r the Police Court yesterday morning iCha.rIes Ferzueson for being drunk and disorderly was fined $5 0001' 35) days and Joseph \Nelsh, an old offender, drunk and

incapable was fined $5.00 or 30 days.

REV. J. IV. McConnell wishes ti state.

_ that the offerings taken at Hector.; meet- ing for the education of the Zulu boy a I mounted to $8'.\,27. In the hurry of Vlfeli- _ lnesday afternoon the matter was over _ looked. '

Oivixo to the strike among the l.r g., shoremen of Mimreal the S. S. "Bnnavi=- ` ta” has been detained, and will not sa l- ibefnre thisfevening or Slvurdav morn-- ` ing. She will be due here Tuesday morn- ing November 45h.

/ DURING the ` terrific gale on Tuesday

hay and oats for Sydney, went ashore at New Campbellton. Crew are safe, and it is hoped that the vessel may be ficated Without serious damage.

Today we chronicle the death fof

Joseph Bell. at the advanced age of Iotr score and one 'y¢a.rn. The deceased was

_1842. They settled in Covehead, and on

trade of tailoring, which he had learned in the Old Country. When the market was situated where the Bank of Nova

IH; was a thoroughly honest industrious -man who exemplified in his daily walk

daughters, survive to mourn their loss.

Geo. Snelgrove and' Mn-.F,_Musick. also _ -ofthis city.-i To the bereaved the Guar- dian extends its sincere sympathy.

COLIC.

The. most reliable cure for Cramps, Col ic, Dysentery. and Summer Compliant is ten drops of Polson’.~» Nerviline in n little sweetened water. Nerviline removes the _ pain and distress at on oe, insures pr: mpt relief and and a speedy cure in every cal-v. Nerviline is an excellent remedy for all pain, vvw ther internal or external. and should l\ in every household. All drug- gists s»»|l and recommend Nerviline. Price 25..

I L. atBrookde1d on \Vednesday, Novem- _`_ berdth at 7, p. m. which the piblic are REv_ G_ M_ Campbell, of Cantena,-y °°¥‘dl°1'3’lDVIU¢d 5° 9-'-tad- Chuich. has r. ceived very urzent calls to

A nmuuion sale in aid of the Y. ll. (`.

5 75”' ‘_ A. will he held Tuesday and Wednesday,

November llth and l2tb, in the store on Queen Streetdately occupied by T. B Alchoru as a china store". Donations will be gladly receivei from everyone interesi - ed in the Y. M, C. A., and may be sent to

Rav. D. McLean, wlll de`.iver an at!-_the Y, M, 0, A_ building my time before

I date. 30 3

the pastorate of two ofthe most inrluen tial churches of the Cau~\flia'i far west. O.ie of these is from W'esley church, Vari- couvl r. the m-:st prominent Metnoliiet congregabionin that city. The ct‘i rcomes from the rapidly growing city of Calszry (Alb.) to the Methodist church there B-Jth congregations are anxi ius t‘:at Mr. Campbell shall become their pastor after next conference, but the reverend gentlemen himself has, as yet, nothing to say regnriing the matter. Mr. C .mbell I aa pr¢'ac‘ie<l in neither of these churches, which is a singular fact eonsifleriic: the ureency displayed in their r/q ie its. Tl e ca.l`s were sent entirely on the re- putation of Mr. Campbell, which has ex- tended to the Pacific coast. He wa-1 most favorably impressed w ish western Canada diri Ig his recent trip and it is not at al unl kely that next year will find him in charge of either of these churches.- SI. Jo`in Telegraph.

The Two Scourges. ALCOHOL AND MORPHINE

From the Lindon, Eng., Times and

Opinion.]

A recent remarkable discnvc ry in medi-

cine which has been found to annihilate the arp-tite for alcoholic drinks and all

_ _ drugs, even in the most hopeless cases, _ _

.bor-nm Hull, Yorkihire. Eusland. and i, ,,t.,,,c,_,,,g ,_ good dm; nf amntionlvisitirs’ books as the Bmish Embsssy~

mme W UNB CUUDUY with his father in among those interested in tempemgg were filled with the names Of people Who All CVCTY SOII Of PIICC.

k _ Th d- - - 1 V “bl _ wished to pay their respects to the Gen- _ _

'the death of his father Mr. Bell came to gelzegtly h?,::1;s‘;\n;;?i'pu;,fsg,u;§1§, fr; eral and and the stewards of the Jockey _ Silks from 25 cents per yard

Charlottetown, where he worked at his ,mm nm_c0,ics_ It leaves no evil after. Slab _gave him aC roinoaions recfpt on cn _ right up

b \

ffects and can be carried in the pocke

and taken in absolute privacy, thus dis- pensing with the publicity, loss of time

.”°“' 5'3"” Mr- Ben "35 mnket' °1°"k' and expense of an institute treatment. A L€g¢l1d.

The medicine has been tested and is,

Rev. M. Gaughren, Rev. A. M. Coventry, They met one day in the'street an,

Rev. Father Gaule Sister Augustine - - - ’ ‘

not to any particular iI`neas. A widow Sister Wi]1iam_ S ’S_ H Slater Ethelfi Qgléizmlgincnqulred Of the Other When?

\°“d 9' famll-Y °f eillhfv f°u1`-"cms ‘Wd mm' barga, and many others. . _ “To fglrie. gf-rand Mosque,” he replied

Full particulars regarding this medi~

Tue sons are: George. J. H., Charles and ci” can be obtained by w,._ti,,g to Mr alike go thither to implore the mercy of ‘ JJS@Dbi11 ChBl10fU‘=l°W'D1 URUKUCGF-°» MTS Dixon, Ne. 81 Willcoeks Street Toronto‘_ the P’°9he.t'

Riuhud Jewell, MP9- Wm- Hi*-“"J'~ MN' J Canada. , _ ` id"bii1Ii°§§glIgniiisetfefirid)oz;”bTa1;i?tiiiil E3?-

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Charlottetown October 30th to Mr. and

MARRIEDJ.

On the 14th ine t_ at the Methodist Par-

.sorage Trilby, by the Rev. J. Perkins, 'Ihoulas James Ford, of Ebenezer, to

DIED-

suddentiy a¢Mi1r.on,:<. H. oct. is ar.

ter a fall, Alexander Mac-aulay,M.M. The deseasefl was a. native of this Island and leaves a. large number of relatives and

| A I 5 Tfriendstomourn their loss.

Come And Sec

* Yesterday the Express Company brought us a consign- 1;

ment of Ladies’ Neckwear.

Ladies’ Neckwear

That you’re sure to want when you see it. This is the

first lot of the Christmas iNovelties and it’s very pretty and ciaiiitv. ‘Ne want you to come and see. _You’ll be sure to

like tlic pretty effects.

HanS_ it

\l’atcinroois

\'._'¢ me selling quite a lot 0_2 th-use new wat_erproo1s flint

C'?_,.._@ in ,€.C_f;.,¢_t1.,_ Qi course our u'aterp1'ooi’s are -pretty well

` ' 1 ndled the sanie line for years. \V_€.‘ '

l»:no'.\'ii as we have 121

Cm g,,,,m,-,t@'e th_;_,¢; the wear will be everything that can oe

desired.

Fashionable Colors _

, r , F ns, Browns, Steel Greys. Greens,

etc .frillcéf £1a.1‘Zn‘;3tll1i1§f»r0E:52 to 60 inches. Anyalterations `

will be made free” of cllafgei _

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if.. ».<.l.»¢.¥G“=i"*.!?l'<"-.’»»'»*_.P£?.'L~”»1»’t”'“I“i». 1 f,

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vfawriir- I me of headache fra

KUMFQRT Powders will not cure from en to twenty minutes.

2,000 Pacicaoss in less than a year. \’I’e

have sold that inany-packages of “Mags Condition Powder" the gn at tonic and blood purifier for hcrses and catile. This

wherever used." If. i-I altogether difffrent from other Condition Powders. lt _is

mide with creat c-are and only the D\1I'fSt ingredients are used in-its pre

- ~ _ _ - the

skin is marked, improving ,the coat and iflfiucinzz that condition known as "slick" _It has also a special action on the nerves 01UiD2 them un and imparting energy.

MacKinnon. Druccist-', Corner Graaf. George and lient Streets.

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Stems Ii afcrs,

KamfiTI'IIaai.'-z

Iipinese “ Iahlals

tallerlu $eI¢II¥z

LZCIICS JZCIKCIS _

- klnisil the -

i BORN. T”'s'\1f<‘~ »

---- - we-I “I envy you,” said Ben Aka, “for I nm

l . ‘ ’ _ pelled to vo as humbly as possible, to 1-

seiinor cuss Fon Cannes AND MU- Earnest <i=B- Picks 8 deushwf- my areditirs see nm 1 .im retrenchingir

I (¢*

powder has made a reputation for itself

' i of

paration. Unequilled as a tonic, blood_ cleanser and alterative Its action on ' _

p,;ce Q5C_ two fm. ,»0c__M_,cD0m,, .&_? ling cues. and are able to

dache meal

i iiiliirn'sHaaiiaig “ 1

ments will requisition for an issue equi- valent to 75 oer cen__t.,b! the total s rength of the N.C. 0’s. andflhen under their com- mand. _ I '

,ONE FOR YARMOUTH. . I

ormwl, ocf. 27,-one or the few street

light ships which the Domifiimi i-I cox.- tracting for, wi l be located aff Ya'_xn*uth `

and the Other na>.ar'AuIic»'JSti. ,

IRISH MEMBERS QUIET-

.___._ \

L0.\'D'_>.\', O-t. 28.--Havinz frainecl their end in forc.ua: the niscu ssim of coercion. __ the Nzvimnlis _ inembers of ihe house of I_commorsnni_ear to have abandoned any _further pailiaiiic'-t »r.' eamr~a`$zn pending the return ot' J mn Reimon-l, the Irish leader in the house, from the Uni‘ed~ States.

§\Il ll W, SAYS BERESFORD. ‘

Loynorv. Oct. 23.-In a. speech delivered

tioight- at West Bromwich, Staffordshire Vice-Adniiril L-.rd Charles Beresford, M. P., expressed the belief that Great Britain wasenterinir upon a century cf peace.

He afiv.1cat>d a closer union between

Great Br tain and the United S‘are.°, and declared that the International Mercan- tile Marine Cnmpany was not a monoply, . and that it wonli prove more favorable to England than to America.

Pauls, Oc . 27-Lor-ii Kit'_-lie`ncr’s short

visitto Paris invoked anything but an unlrimfily recep1ion.He was greeted with as much hospitality by “the upper tendon.” as the Boer Generals envoked among the masses The

is visit to tae cha.nt\l1y trace track

, _ V0U0hBd f°l' by U18 Rev- F-13191' G8l1W¢5",\ The following Oriental legend is not

and conversation the consisted Christian. Ram Fame: Quinlivam Rem Juseph without its application in the ‘Vest _ HIS IUDCSS WSS brief, 1113508 09|! 006 Egger-_ Rem B_ L_ F;¢Zg,_,,a1g’ Rem There was _once a youthful dude named =i°°¢b;Df°vi°°S ©°'>b=1N1° h*1f1*11°'°Y@¢“° Father snubbe, Rev. Fmher Mocaiien All Hamid- *md “Other Of the Same

_ joyed remarkably good health. Death in ` his case wrs simply due to old age, and

genus named Abou Ben Aka

‘for this is the day when rich and poor _I

richly caparisoned in order to cut a good ,, _ _

so crippled with debts that I am com

My dear friend,” replied Ali Hamid.

“myfcreditors are quite as pressing as yours, and it is precisely for their bene-

gorgreous as- possible \to-day.” I They both Went *Jo the Mosque, the one modestly on foot, and the other rill- ing rupon a mafrnificcnt hioh-stepper

Nellie Ethel Mclnnis, of Oyster Bed_ “Am” said 5,0 (,_,_(,ditO,."';_ “Ben `Ak_,,_: Bridge. P. E- iSld-l1‘_l- is evident] in a had wav. Oni see wh: t

he has cgme down lol” ind they promptly had him arrested for debt.

'On the other hand, they decided that

Ali Hamid must have come into money, and determined to leave him alone for the present.

The moral is that, although it is no

_ crime to be poor, it is something very ` like one to appear so. I

o-sooo-oo-@-cs-oo

_(Ut Bill/ _ Pdltlli

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no also ogim o

4* 1 ‘ From the manufacturers

iii the caseof the best Sel-

‘ _gfuarantec geiiuiiie and

i`re_~_li goods.

_ _,_____ \"~.`e sell all patent rxicrii- I ciues in popular cleiziaiid

tea'

not iii f-‘iocl;.

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,;f 1- . ----__ wi. 1. _ _.__;..:f.<

§ cum 2

_ Bnmselzu N Hides, Fresh gatheredl

> Eggs, Dressed Pork. _

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'__' Ef_;m,,m sms fm \Vr1te what you have to_

-gffer, also prices. ' _

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be purchased here now at

Reilly pretty Silks can' "" *`“""" ‘_ “i `-

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prices away below what

Wm current-and common

- a few years ago.

Its possible and easy for

every one to own a pretty

silk waist now.

And titer: are so many other pnr- 1; i

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poses for 'vl1‘cli silks surpass all

other fabrics.

Silks of all sorts are here-to

fill all purposes. `

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Silks for Dresses. 2'

‘<‘T°"f"f‘*_'" "A“'S- ' suis for waisrs. `"

Silks for Skirts. Silks for linings.

Silk-s for T rimmings.

moore & imclleod __ _ ___ , _

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YOUR PARLOR

N1-31395 .A NE N Cl-IA-IR_i..__._.__=

OR ROCKEl?_.... -

_ » Why not call in and see our Odd pieces ? We have

signs-some very artistic---suitable for the “-e t rconi-._”

m received an assortment of new REED goo_:ls._ All

New Reed Chats From $2.40 up

fit that I am going to make myself as _

JOHN NEWSON.

Newsom Block, Victoria Row. ' _ _

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avenue

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and will send and get any ._ i 3 M

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PEN

` So liighlv recomniended by the

best peninen reduced tc

10 cents a dozen

Once used you will use no other

iTry a dozen.

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SI-fini and iiotWa.tc1‘

I Heating

We are”expe~is :it pniting in

Steam and Hot Water Heating. If you are thinti .ig of__havin~z your house itted. call or gmte ul, and we will- give you an esta mate-

Satisraction gnar.-ntfnl. Prieefreaaoua 11:. 0'ders filled

promptly.

FeaSm°”“bl°-Mmiwyi rwo mic s’-osncsiiz E.

Navigation Charlottetown,

MacDonald & MacKinnon ' ' i».».i.i...i

‘ Cor. Gt. Geor ge and Kel!! Sis

' St.]ohn, N. B. nm; ; ine. _ _

_ __ ,_ 10-24¢od&|.v4,,,_ _ _ _ I at _tlliS

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RECEIV @ I

Another

Large _

Assortment. _

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CARTRIDGES

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In good condfl] -

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A Good working

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