ee ER ET TN aoe TL TT cet a -

‘ mana fA ns tivm ae eT i a> A uw \ ; very c OF i ~ vy 4 ; i Quality, and Highly Nutritive } pert es. specially grato- ful a comiorting 50 5 Ac rervous and dyspeptic. Sold . : ! 7 only in }-lb. tins, labelled Epps nO ¢ ; AMES EPPS & CO I Homecopathic Chem:sts 7 } aie cr) 7. | Lonaon, Bbginute

BREAKFAS! SUPPER

EPPSS G0Guh

CARD. F. H. GABVELL, B. A

BARRISTER-AT-LAW

Bank*of Nova Scotia Building CHARLOTTETOWN,

Telephone No. 170

Money to Loan.

DR. GORDON ALLEY PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

Graduate McGili University.)

Office and Residence~—Dorchester Street Office Hoars—9 to 10 a. m., 1 to 3 and 'eoS Pp. mM.

Prompt attention to country try calls

We. drthur J. BL Melis

n Be

Barrister and Attorney at law, “ing ebout to proceed to South Afries for the winter_en active milit-

av Service in response t0 Her Majesty’s call, begs to annouace that in his absence bis law-odice at Souris will be kept open

sod a zal business will be promptly at- tend ed to under com. pent management.

orres;Qudeaence may be addressed to him at Souris as usual.

TRETH

and filled and

ACHING

Caref erown

lly treated with gold,

OR. J. P. MURRAY,

QUEEN STREET

|

“SUNNYSIDE DENTSTRY ° Tena

2 NE Ae

Office in New Prowse Block, first door to the right up stairs

QR. AYEPS

Dre, H, L Dickey

Lats of Royal London Ophthalmic Hos pi'al, Moorfields, and Ventral Lon- don Throat & Kar Hospital Sp >cialist in diseases of the

Eye, Ear,Nose & Throat

Office -CAMERON BLocg,

Residance—”" HOTEL DAVIES.”

Office, Hours—3.30 to 1 pm., 2 to 3p, m p7 129 pm, Eyes testedfor glasses

_ ~~

BOO 40S CSGt S. “ 060064

Both Rich and Poor

have occasion to use station ery, we keep the lines to suit. Call at 145 Queen Street for your next supply.

CHAS. J.<MITCHELL,

Bookseller &Stationer

145 Queen Street. Opp. Prowse Bros......

GASE OKC VST 9999 E4GS O9FE OOOO PHOS ELS” COSH IDG’ HVCOR FOSS OHOE

VEO ~OO8 COO F 6060 600060%°

EVENING CLASSES

For You Will be opened on the 16th inst.,

tbe Charlottetown Business College and Wri ng Academy, where inetruciions w il] be gi ven in Book-Keeping, Business Pract Co, Cvrrespon:ence, Business Penman- _ Practical Arihmetic, Shorthand ypewritiog. wsses O;en from 7.30 to 930 Pp. e sessions pe wee). NOW h» best, S$ adente may st ody auy branches de~ moe Individual iastructions given by the ‘ollowing teachere:—J Harry Wi}j ame (Peomauship); Wm Moran, S selieeed

Teacher of Phouogra hy; A N ed phy; AC McMillan,

SDit ani

™. Eoter a auy

Umer Dnt ia

L. B. MILLER,

Principal

A oply at College for particulars,

THE DAILY

/ POLITICAL MEETING

| He tried to for

AT ST. MARY'S ROAD. The joint political meeting held at St.

Zoth, resolved itself co a Conservative demonatration,

(he new Atiorney. General tried to up hold the cor iduct of the grit government speech. But the great bulk of argument was praise of his own works. ce the people to believe that Farquharson Government is making ends meet.

Mr. Prowse, the Conservative c was received with great, applause. He pointed out that cur finances are in & wretched condition as is shown by the public acconr The debt has increased since the L ara! s came into power from $154,000 to $609,000, snd the interest we pay has increased from avout $3,000 tk Sis O00 under libera rule.

The speech of Mr. Cyrus Shaw, who was the next spe aker, was laterestipg an. to the point. He showed on good author-~ ity that our debt was about $600. 008 ws McKinnon

Marv’s Koad on Oct.

In & (ong

his tne

an tidate

$483,000 a= Mr. had said. He 00 mpletely scat- red Mr. McK inaon’s strongest

points of argument ; he even showed that Mie. McKionon was at one time in favor of iy money to pay our debt instead of lroad for Murray Harbor and Bel- for the (Mr. McKinnon,) voted for providing that all our submitted to arbitra-

receivit the ra fast ; the eeahaia claims should be tion.

Mr. McKinnon, the new Attorney-Gen eral tried to refute the statement that he had voted fortbe resolution that all our claims should be submitted to arbitration. But his attempt was vain and aneuecces- fui.

Mr. McKinnon, when asked about the date ot the election was in blissful ignor- spce. When asked about the terms of the agreement made at Moncton vetween the representatives of the Farquharson Gov- ernment andthe Hon. A.G. Blair, coa- cerning the construction of the bridge across the Hillsborough,he retused to give any é salisfsction to the electors.

Mr. Alex. Martin, M. P., who spoke next said that he saw nosign of either the railway or the bridge, except that the gov- ernment have hired a scow (which cost $15) for $16 a day, and of course they are surveying the river in order to get a few votes. Mr. Martiu also pointed out that the railroad which the grits say tbey are going to build is not as Jong as the road which the Conservatives bad estimated to builde

The order was perfect aad al! ihe speak- ers received a good hearing. At ‘he close of the meeting a hearty vote of (hanks was extended to the chairman, Mr. B. Me- Ga'gan, to which he fittingly replied.

©6¢(@*O ee.

INSURANCE OF CONTINGENT

eee

Sir Charles Letter.

A circular letterfrom Sir Charles Tup- per, accompanied by @ circular from an accident insurance company, bas beer sent to the relatives ot membersof the Canadian contingent. The letter from Sir Charlies, addressad to each individua! member ot the contingent, is as follows :—

Montreal, Oct. 23,18 9,

Dear Siz,—l am glad to inform yon that turou gh the generosity of a friend, | have succeeded in effect:ng snsuyani e upon the lives and limbs of the members of the Canadian contingent going to the *Trais- vaaiioa limit ot one million dollare.

By this insurance, of which I enclose a copy of the company’s certificare, you, wa member, are covered.

In common with a!) Canadians, I shal] watch the progress of the Canadia: con~- tingent with the deepest interest and sym- pathy. I am sure that ycu will all reflect credit upon tbe Canadian arms and vpon the grand’old flag you have volunteered to defend so bravely.

I wish you most beartily a successful campaign, and # safe return to ycur own country, which will not forget your pat- riotism and courage in the hour of need.

Yours faithfully Caas. TUPPER.

Tupper’s

A

Munyon’s Inhalers just re- ceived. Price $1 00 — Johnson & Johnson, Druggists.

The best place to buy Furs is at Prowse Bros.

The best place to buy Cloth ing is at Prowse Bros.

‘he best place to buy Car-

is is at Prowse Bros.

You may not know it, but the best place in the city to buy Dress Goods, orsets, Gloves, and Millinery is at Prowse Bros,

The Greatest Snap

ry at

y >‘

|

EVER OFFERED

We have placed in our ahs a line of Gilt Edge Glassware, which we are sells ing at prices that defy anvthing in tbi- city. Former prices from 35 to 40c. Any piece now in the window for the smallsam of 19c. Comprising Cream and Spoon Traye, Goblete, Tumblers, Pre serve Dishes, Vases, &c, at the

Modern Jewelry and Fancy Gocds Store

Ops. P. O. Sunnyside.

JURY & CO’Y.,

CHARLOTTETOWN,

att

’ $A us CHAR

XAMIN

Ae Yoh

k

CUNTINUES

Lieut Egerton Wounded Uasurlties at Dundee

The following were received last even~

£

‘ng too late for intertion in THekx- AMINER Loxpon, Nov. 2.—Nothing is known

here of the report circulated in New York ot agreat British victory at Ladysmith. War Office this afieraoon issued the following deepatch: Nov. 2.—-Lieut Egerton, of

Powerful, \

LONDON, Nov. 2.---Tbe ~ LADYSMITH, aH. M. &

wounded this

vas dangerously a shell.

life is notin danger at present.

mornipg by His [t is inferred from this despatch that the art llery duel between the Boers and the Briveb continues, ¢ 48 Lieut. Egerton wis a guanery Lieutenant,

Lonpon, Nov. 2.—A special despatch from Ladysmith says :

Twenty British dead and one hundred wounded have been counted on

of Monday’s disaster, while 870 prisoners

the scene

were sent to Pretoria,

The War Uffice officially declares that it has no information of any further en- gagement at Ladysmith orof a British victory as reported in New York.

Another list of the casualties at Dundee was issued by the War Office this moru- ing. Itgives eighty-two non-commision- ed officers and men of the Dublin Fusili rs that the Boers captured maoy Fusiliers as they did Hussars.

Care Tows, Nov

as

indicat ing

— rave anxiety is

- felt here regarding the situation at Lady-

smith

If the Boers should destroy the bridge at Colenso, General White would be isolat- ed,

General White, -gould absodon Ladysmith if it were not for the

it is believed,

stores there. These amount to about one half of the tota! British stores in South

Africa.

dreamed that the town was to be besieged. Lavyamira, Nov. 2.—The Boers have | unmasked new batteries, which are easily sileuced only to break out again when the British fire slackens. tis thought the bombardment which is not serious is desigaed simp-y attention being moved to the reer of the

while Boers are town.

.

range guns mounted,

_ Weary of Experimenting

hundreis have turned to Dra. W. oin'ment and a it an - -bsolute cure for pile

‘the fisrt apple terrible itching, onl it is very seldom that more than one box is required tn effect a per- manent care

W hen they were placed there it was not |

to Ce ract |

The Naval Brigate has vow four long-

salves, suprositories and ointments and d:eading asurgical oderation, scores and Chase’s

tien brings relief from the

we Tt"! Ee} ™ OW N

! aoe Purpose { this

ams

is to remind the public that the Photo work from the Studio of G. H. Cook, is the most elegant- ly finished in the city. Everyot.> is particular about the

Pose and Finish

of his photograph, but the puuvlic will ve fully satistied in this par- ticular, by an inspection of the Artistic work done at this studio

GEO. H, COOK

QUEEN St, CH’TOWN " BSTABLISHED 1887

LEITH HOUSE Telephone 174 P. 0. Box 326 | $9 to 38 Queen Street

( Having secured the agency of the fam- ous “Silver Spring Brewing Sherbrooke” P. Q.,1I am prepared to eupply ale and porter of unsurpassed quality at prices that cannot fail to please. Write for prices and be prepared fora genuine sur- prise.

_A. MACDONALD

500 Improved Milk Gans

By the _ introduction ' machinery, we have overcome \the :rouble complained of in | the slopping over of milk cans

Ail orders for NON-SLOPP- “ING MILK CANS | filled promptly, wholesale or retail, A McLEAN, Masrenic Temple,

Charlottetown

| j

| THE QUESTION IS OFTEN ASKED, HOW IS THE ASCENDENCY OF

ROYAL OAK

SOAP

accounted for?

Island Produce.

We are handling on cewmission all ainds of P. E. Island Produce, such as cargoes Potatues, Hay, Oats, Prul- try, (Beef in }’s, wrapped), Pork, Eggs, Mutton, ke. and we have an agency in North and South Sydney.

Address —

A. JENKINS & CO., North Sydney, Box 104, Cape Breton 57—dy tu fri wy3a:08

— —

veweer.ee oo ese 02300 $ AT MASON’S STORE

You can gét the latest Canadian and American ne #2papers received ®@ by mail each night.

Drop ia if you want a paper or magazine or book to real. Fruit,

; Coafectiouery, Tobaczo, Cigers etc. when you’re passing this wey.

. R. H. Macon

DRO BO Ore es BHD,

EVENING INSTRUCTION

At the P. EK, I. Commer. sial College will com- mence on Mor oe ey Ith inst, at 7,30 p.

Instruction in arithmetic Book-Keeping,Shorthand,

WALEED +. €M BE 22289,

A Pey

Penmanship, Typewrit- ing, &e. Day students admitted free. Apply at once to

ISAAC OXENHAN,

Ch’town, Oc: ,2°99- tf

ea

—_—

is simple enough, cause there is none equal to it tor intrinsiv merits, firm ness, | purity, combined with great ‘lasting and cleansing pro- parties

Send for premium list.

J, D, LAPTHORN & C0.

{ Charlottetown Soap Wrks

Wedding Guiits

convinced ycu will not find it

—_—— on

G. H. TAYLOR

iI. CERTAINLY

ever pays to carry an me wetch, You never know the time and end are constantly missing appointments on that ac- count. We seil

Reliable Watches Onlv

We don’t care to handle anything else.

Call and give us the ver- dict cf yeur inspection

W.N. TANTON

Ji WELLER

difficult to make a selection by visiting cur store on Sunnyside

NOVEMBER 3 ‘ eS TOR EE PE ae eee I. ead en nC MEY DES MENT PS

| ARTILLERY DUEL

of

The answer viz:—Be-

Our stock is replete with so many articles of HANDSOME SILVERWARE that we are

-

ANAM

&99

ETS MED TLE PT a iO LE EH, was a

Vi

Rightly -made,

II

ready-made or cheap

custom-made—prices about the same, bat how different the CLOTH.

Rightly-made, ready-made, or best custom-made —cloths about the same, but how different the PRICES.

If interested we'll be glad to put vou

‘. sh with the best ready made clothing .n Canada.

Fit-Reform

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BW ERS

When we say that FIT-REFORM o’coats and suits are the best ready made garment in Canada to-day, we know what we ure talking about and can prove it by thousands of the best dressed people in tue cities anJ tows all over the Dominion.

FIT-REFORM garments are the best at any price. WHY

Because it is impossible to buy better materials, impossib.e to get better workman- ship or fit, and if they are not perfectly satis siactory to you we give you your money

back, O’coats $10, 12,15,18 Suits $10, 12.15,18 Pants $38,4, 5

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