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Selected .- Valencia Raisins

are a vei y hue quality. Call and see them.

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Have you been to

yet. If not, it’s time you

have to take advantage of the

bargains in Cloth, Hair and

Tooth Brushes, Soaps, Sponges,

etc., etc. _

SUCCESSOB. TO WATSON-_

The _

Perfect

Pei-serves and

Marmalades

at last

CANADIAN Too

The PURE

GOLD kind

Prove it by a

fair trial.

If you ca-n’t get

them it will pa-y

you to write us

Pure Gold. Co

Toronto. s

Hut aler

Is an excellent thing to heat a house

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

in it.

Let us hear from you.

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Founders, Engineers, Machinists and

Boilermakers.

Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf, Char-

lottetown, P. E. Island-

Phone |25-

Ato&

' MR, ROBERT IBNKINS' LOSS-

_wreaked vengeance. upon Mr. Jenkins by

thus singled out for villainous attack because, as a temperance man, he had made himself active in repressing the illegal sale of liquors in the section of country where he lives. These condi- tions not only aggravate the crime, but they give Mr. Jenkins, in his heavy loss, a claim upon the sober and order-loving community throughout the Island.

We write this without the knowledge of

Mr. Jenkinsf He has asked no one to

share his loss or to assist in making it good. He has borne it with a cheerful and uncomplaining fortitude that are

beyond all praise, determined to restore

his iinancial position by the same means that he had first gained ' it-by the industry and energy of his own hands

and those of his family. But we feel asf sured that many will not be willing tha he and his fanily alone shall hear loss incurred on account of his zeal for the public welfare. They will feel that what he has done for

the suppression ofthe liquor traiiic was done, not in his own interest, not forany selfish or private ends, but for the public and general good and that it ought to be recognized ina substantial way at the present moment. _

There is another aspect of the case. If

the enemies of law and order resort to the

incendiary torch from motives of revenge the entire community owes it as a duty to make common cause against the criminals not only to bring them to justice, but to show that their crime was futile. This

will best be done by making good, at least in large part, the loss in which Mr. Jenkins has incurred. Let it notbesaid in this fair Island that terrorism and the danger ot murderous midnight attack shall make temperanee men hesitate to enforce the Canada Temperence Act or the Prohibitory Law. For the time the community stands in danger of such a reign of terror. The remedy is for the law-abiding portion of the community to stand shoulder to shoulder and make common cause against the barn-burners.

undivided responsibility for the mainten~ ance of the law and the common pro- tectioniaf all.

We hope and trust that in this spirit

and animated by a common patriotic purpose a regular organized ¥B’ort will be made to Share in Mr. Jenkins’ loss. There are many who will be glad to contribute if once the opportunity is odered them of doing so. V

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If the Patriot had possessed and exhibited the fairness to wait and permit the convention to decide upon a candidate

'choice thus made to the extent of its limited abilityand no one could reason ably have found fault. But; fairminded

Liberals cannot forget that the Patriot made most unfair efforts damage ons ca -

didate and force the convention to

accept the other. For weeks its columns were loaded down with scui-ri__ lous attacks upon Mr. Haszard in which even his private business was assailed. For this unprecedented and most unfair and ungenerous course it has so far

This makes it extremely diflicult fora large section ofthe party to accept the choice of a convention, so packed with oliice holders that even Mr. Farquharson

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_ FRIDAY’ NOVEMBER 1' lim ‘ In theelection trial just- concluded at I

G°°l‘B'¢town, Mr. Murdock McKinnon has »

___ bssadscinea enema 'by ii _pniiogiiaaoi W _ _ _

'ras pantie uioi-ominous its nuns an Icweiitruiics vous. is is noté » _ S s _' aware that Mr. Robert Jenkins recently of the judgment, however, thatlwd wishf X I i I ‘ _ \ l § l Q 1 _ sufered a very heavy loss by the mid- tpdwcll upon, butthe unusual fact that ' _ 4 _ - _

lnigmni-e which destroyed his valuable 'six vom-a roman guilty of comps `

barns. his luxe stock or horses, and practices have been mpoi-ted to be nts-

czttle,wlth his crops and farming im-'quallfiedforatcrm of eight, years to ‘ ‘ .4; _,A ' ‘ "’ _. ""”‘

= fi. -_~We;do-.nntp hesitate to say that , our

almost anv farmer on the Island would the judgment of the Court.

_ a stealthy midnight attack when he and with astrong hand if the value of our his family were sleeping peacefully and representative institution; lg to bg ti-ustfully in their home. And there is little doubt in most minds that he was

sharing the losses and assuming an- remedy. One trial is enoiagh to con- » 4 t V

vines unyone__tha.t this is e Urcatest - - e __ _ _ _ family medicine that money _ _ _ ~ ' v ` ‘ ‘

_oiispmacooazi cents __ ‘ .» ~..

dealers or ldmanaun, _ ._ V _ _ ~ s

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made neither apology nor reparation...

was apparently ashamed of its complex ‘

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_TBI GUARDIAN, DHLRLMTETOWN NOVEMBER 1. IMI. ’ _

pllments and considerable other property. come. This is the extreme penalty of the In one hour all the requlsites, stores, iawin that regard, but we feel that the 1

buildings, stock and implements were ravelationaofthe trial were such that _' -_ \ __» G0008 IB 1 4 i F swept away. It was a loss which to general public sentiment niuss endorse I ' ` 4 `

have been felt to be overwhelming and _ Douhtless there have been other elec-

irreparable, especially as but a small tions, even in Prince Edward Island, that part' was covered by insurance. were quite as corrupt as that now under

What aggravates the case and makes revicw,but in which the law-breakers

the loss harder to bear, is the now well have escaped punishment, 1)¢ubg1¢s5¢n¢ established fact that the tire was the act political party is about as deep in the mud of one or more incendiai-ies who thus in as the other in the mire. But the fact

the most wicked and cowardly manner remains that corruption has increased, is

increasing and must hereafter be checked

Preserved. .No greater danger threatens Canada than this spreading cancer of electoral corruption. Men of whatever party who engage in corrupting the electorate with money or whiskey justly forfeit- their rights of citizenship and must be classed among the dangerous enemies of our country. The sentence which deprives such persons of the right to vote or to hold otllce is eminently just and in the public interest.

The law against corrupt practices in elections has too long remained almost a dead letter. We trust that hereafter it will be rigorously enforced so as to be- come a real terror to evil doors. It

is only by the enforcement of the just legal penalties that the gangs of corrupt heelers can be deterred from widening and extending those nefarious practices which

they have already reduced to a system. We sincerely hope and trust that the sentence of disqualification against a few

of the many sinnersin that regard may have a wholesome deterrent effect in our elections hereafter.

Dreadful Kidney Pains. _

Gould llot Rest or Sleep.

L U. P. R. Conductor’a luleringa-

Be iu‘1¥o1v Weil and Given Dr. Chuse’a Kidney-Liver Pills 'Credit for the Cure.

Hr. W. E. Berryman, Conductor on

the C.P.R., St. Stephen, N.B., writesz- "I have been railroading for 23 years, and for ten years entered from a. severe case of Kidney Disease and Backache. a trouble common to railroad men. It used me all up to walk, and' after walking up hill I would have to lie down to get relief, my back was so bad. I could not sleep more than half the night and then dldn’t seem to get I any rest. I had used all sorts of medi- ' einen and was pretty badly discouraged when I heard of Dr. Chale's Kidney- Liver Pills. ‘After using two boxes of this treatment I found it was helping me and tive boxes have made a com- " plete cure. I now rest and sleep well,

has entirely disappeared. Many peo- ple to whom I have recommended these » pills have been cured. Anyone; wish- ing further particulars write me.” _ .

The sale of Dr. 'Chasefs Kidney-Liver

Pills far exceeds that of any limilar

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New ooo » s

Our N ew. Fall and Winter Cloths have arrived.

New Overcoating

in Vicunasl Beavers, Melions, etc. AFOOD F0

New Suitings Serges and Vicunas.

_ New Trowsering \ ‘mu

The latest novelties in Checks and §aripes. _ ,uhm

Also a full line of Gent 4. Furnishings.

John MCLeod& Co _._.;y¢

coats and Reefer

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in addition to Overcoata of our own manufacture we arezthis scasdn showing a larger range of imported coats than we ever handled.

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_ They are marked at lower prices than you will find in any store on 1'; _

~E, I., at least we t*iinl¢~so. Wemarked them with -“ucli smdl proits

that we cannot take less than the marked price and that price is fo_r_.a__i_l.ri Reefers $8.60 to $8.50." * e

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Ovgrgoafg $4.50, for which you.havo'paid_from $5.00 t0.$5-75- -' ' Our_b1ne_Beav_er cloth coat tor $8.50, you will tiid equal' to |coatl for which $9.00 to $10.00 has been paid. '_ - __

It’s to tue interest of all who want our Overcoats or Beslan to our values. ` ' - ' "-

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caving NO CLIN KERS and VERY LITTLE ASH Cl

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