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0-rrawa ev. -(e°1iei)- Another _ , u ' n "__ _ _ _ _ if--iw-_-ie- -ws on-to se-f-= Great Suffering For 'Mant of Fuel, Many Have-f,_,';‘§{,',‘,';ff;`_"11,{f,',‘,_,{,'f_‘_'} ,’f,f§,‘_f§_j Believed Was Murdered By Feilow=Countrymen

fader. Bcefeua sad l‘cstsr'ilisa the .' _ -'Immun »

5 _ 4 ` ` _ 3 _*I * ° ~ I *il 'ho bravely Refund th! » __ ¢ - ~ 1;:-"»;1_p_;:__m_ M Mm W Only Straw to_ll¢uru_ Hnvmg Twenty Miles li.:c::d,,;;.:1.;.;:; r$n:;.,;;.:_;.d.1, For i'lis Money l”lad Fifty Dollars when Last

§:;;°;°:**;'%m,j*;_j;t';f_j;;':;?; For Coai,fm“nitu`re Burned to Cook Food ..._ - " Seen and No Money Was Found on Body

Eoursei lllil iilbhfl the Ares ofaeetarisn hatred in Quebec and had attacked B.-una isnltuasus. He indlgaatly denied that he was nut a loyal Oanadiaa and a good Liberal. I-le declared that he bad never appeal' d to raoefnr Nliziou. I His attitude on the Boer war waathe

same as the British Liberals and the same as Lauriar’e, befue he bowed to the popular clamor. _ in mppuuq noni aiu. against amyut in Quebec he waa only lghting for the rights of the ooletituenoy te choose its own representative. _ .

Emanueipllavlin. who tcllowed, pitched into Boiler for daring to attack Hyman and to intimate that Hyman was not tit to sit in Parliament.

Hyman be said had refused to tit in

the House under the rli,htest taint. would Banu as tts timer There was he said e strong iosiidg that Foster should eubrnit himself and his case to the electors but he dare not

do so.

Au acrlmoaluua debate wae continued bv Cookehutt of Brantford, Osler of Tor- onto and othite, y uf. V mamma um un thi

Wismrno, Nov $‘~(Speciai.)- The coal situation is zruwina desperate throughout Saskatchewan and Alberta

4 and a great deal of suffering already has

taken place. A despatch from Yellow Grass, Bask-

awhewan, shows how great the famine is. _,A5 On Saturday morning word was pasaad around in Yellow Geaaaf&`&”§'aai"a¢ coal

was on the road.

By noon the road leading to the railway

was blocked ty men and teams and when thecnrarrived there vi as n meh for the aoalee.

Some men bud come twenty miles and

hadleit their wives and children at hom; with nothing but straw io burr.

One man ieporied he had to burn his wooden hedetead to cook his bn-aging,

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Dec-.Pork....... .. ' ,..`_ JuncCorn...... . , _IM- M»\y\vl.sat.........._... _ 'pq » Pork . . . . ... ~ 'M50

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Life is a meh, but we cau'l ` ere

topfther. In conarquence wa wwanh ne pit because nerves are weak. -rhali is burnt up and l.hons’» no llrlyilik ' W left. Cut out the worry part, and bumu ~ Int Ferroaoue help you. It'a n moat amp..

Ngthening nutritive ionic. Illia the oloodf

and iron, supplies building material f& worn out organs, generates the aort of vi`- teiii th 1, k t rlothia

y a ma es you wan to .

No medicine mere helpful for wqmgp

and children wh: need stron andaiati.

pit would probably he brought durn on llnxrswar. Try Ferroaone, hge 'per bay,

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INSPECTION OF BANKS

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To the lkiitm of ~the Toronto Globe: Through the and from the platform ilu- bankhg eyelem of Canada is lauded ns being the beltlin the world. In many particulate the eyainmj is admirable, our elastic bank currency andthe readiness with which the banking requirements oi new dletl'}_ol_l are met by branch exten-

sion itflddht' features. Horr- ever. ft a not without defects, some rf them of vital importance, Of theseihe most prominent is the lack of external inspection, which experience in the west- rrn hemisphere has demonstrated to be eserntiai. The public have been reminded of this aecvaaiiy by the recent failure of the Ontario Bank and the leading Dwers of the country are almost a unit in :iemaadin reformluthlel articu-

lar. The namnalendw of this ,spread is made clear by a Hvaw of Ogiadieu banking history since l&J_ao$i battle, Qld is confirmed by the experiences of our henr neighbors prior to the civil war. In IM) :here werejn existence in Canaria fmt!-one banks; since then seven have been incorporated and have commenced business, making a toi.al.nf iortgeight banks. ‘Of this total twella have failed. and some others have saved themselves iii' Gmalaematiun. The failures are, then - fore. twenty-live per cent. within a period of twenty-six years, the iaat ten ol which ‘NN years of nnexampled Dl'°lP¢l'lly.

with steadily rielaa dv ts. conditions

under w anks seldom close of the _bm lim*

kill. an

lures were

el it is now plainly a hw boon' a skilled banker

dent ation

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perfect »y.tem of bank examination, and a more _imperfect system by by some 91 'hc State Bank Departments. Iaay im- perfect; for under the national system there were employed last year-‘l8‘examin. ere, whose duties required lihfniaklngof no lem than ll.51ii lnnpections each year. For the forty-three years during whlchthe National Bsnknct has liiellip operation, there have been established 7,”$ banka'.‘ Of :these 460 have failed, the failures being equal to 5 1-8 per cent. of the whole number for the period. A1 for the hauka other ihan national, with a more imper- fect system of inspection, or no system ag ell, the failures reached 171-2 per cent. The comparison of the percentage ap- pears as fuliows:

National banks inilerl in 43 years ill per cent. Other U. S. banks failed in 43 years 4 17| per cent. Canadian hunks failed in 28

yeer 25 per cent. National banks failed in M years (same period) 5 per cent External inspection must not oe regard-

ed as aa uufailing cure ; it hp! ite limi- tations, and thabist that cell be sold of it is that It le a preventative that, |g properly applied, will make bank _liiluree ,almost uukaovyn. A na, in~ opec(or‘ca`nnot discover au embeallement until after the ect is committed; neither ‘un ig ruinoualy had debt made

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The subject of the establishment 0| effective bureau of inspeotlilt .il ‘ll the utmost importance,' for unit-» it founded ou conservative lines, in which tbeiutnreeisof all aounfiinstitutioaearu carefully conrerved, much more harm

benailt ensue. Bank share-

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Why som 1 r 1 r' taking pills Klglsl' 'lsrfouvlvrlemfs ;;r;»bt;l:hr:;l(=s me uggd. IN.) “usenet sions:

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fllgsadfiii con1gt{pation.follolviree. Iri iialuglbr.

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clans of ha'viul|z tnlezilr uvérsligigriitiifglvthcdiiilali vary mild, Dr. lIl|milton's Pills do regulate the bowels, stimulate normal ar tion of the Blends. and create neither nausea. grip-

gfdtza vhollent ecilon.dI|’ositivt-ly guarigl-

r ousnee-', in gestion, sro a ,

UVM' Bild kidney ill-. For a safe fnmiil; pill nely on Dr. Hamlltou's 2-'ic per box at all dealers.

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SURE THING.

Yasi I oak De Guardian. I expeus De-

Ouardiau Man to call some night. Sho! I always tak li, fo' its dc only

paper in de city prints a culiud supple-

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llozu-sunt., Nov M - (Spe oisl)-The pol- ice' have established the idpntity of an italian who was murdered on Sain-d -y night and his body left on the shsllows in the river neat Windmill Point.

He ia Antonio Fmnolsoo Sartori, res

iding at 62 St. ll 'Struct

-His brother was , morizue today

and xaantinm las reaiiinr.

Ile states that when his brotherlc fi

iome ou Saturday evening hc had between I-i0and $50 ln his pocket and not g cent

was found on him when ho<iy was dls~ covered.

It is be-lltved hc wus muiilcrrd by some of

his fellow countrymen who saw his roll

und wanted lt.

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MoN1'nr:.ii., Nov. 25.-Sir Wm. Vun-

Horne. who resigned aa direeinr of the Dominion Coal Company, as n protest. il) lie utiltude Kiran UDL is ataicmint concerning the dlHlcui~ ties between the two ctmpauies. “'1‘heiemuer of a few individuals," hi- aaye, “is pinlyzinu to one the oonutry‘n leratestindustriee. The damages," he adds. “are running up ton rnte of not leaa than $5,000aday, and prolonged litigation, which is likely to lnsuo, willbedllelttoue

to somebody. '

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fwarcu ai-*ok nu;-. GUARDI” MA

He Will_'_Cpnlinue1||is Weekly Rounds

This Wee_l§ Giving Orders for Qoods.

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Ile will have with him Three Envelopes containing orders for $10.00, $5.00 and $2.00, respectively.

N0 i Ellvtlilpo will contain an order on MARK WRIGHT FUR3SH- ‘

ING Co., for ($xo_oo) ten pollars wor.h of Furniture or Curie,

_ N0. 2 EllV¢l0D¢ will contain gan order on MacDONALD & MacKPhiNON, -

Druggist. for ($5.00) five dollars wnrih of goods in their line.

N0. 3 EliV_¢l0|l¢ will contain an order on SAUNDERS SL NEWSOM, for

($2.00) two dollars worth of Beef.

The conditions on which “The Guardian Man” will lenvc thc envelopes: -~

Some evening this week he will make his calls on city homes. At the first knee he calls on that can producea copy of that day's issue of

The Guardian he will leave No. 1 envelope which will contain-Mark \A'righi. Furnisliisli- ing Co's- order for (fio.oo) ten dollars worth of Furniture or Carpets.

The second hqitse he calls on that can show him a copy of that da_v‘s lame of The

Guardian hevgill deliver No. 2 envelope which will contain Mncl)oual<l 8; I\iacKixmou’_~a

dollars worth of B

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Order for (£5,150) hvedollars worth of goods in their line.

-' The liiidhouae he calls on and finds that duy’s issue of The Guardian he will

leave N0. genvelope which will contain Saunders & Newsom‘s order for ($2.00) two

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The Guardian Man ’ starts his rounds he will cull from house

gn flown town to exchange their orders for g<»<><is. .1 .~‘ul»_-crii>v.-r be sure and buy a paper evcry (lay mid have it

Guardian aa" calls he vnll leave you an envelope

Guardian

entitled to (ls oo) Two Ddiare worth of haai at oar etere.

three homes with the latest Morning Edition of The Guardian. _y

theme will be three happy readers and they will be happier ou /L t." ` _

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There you have the latest edition of The Horning K `

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Mau" calls he will say “I am The Guardian Man, have ` ' -""/ J L/ Guardian in the house?" If you have hc will leave you ) /L_: `_,_, _

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OF ORDERS

Charlottetown, P B. I.

Nov. es 'd.

The bearer of this edt ie

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Winds southeasterly to south- westerly, increasing to strcnir breesas or moderate gales, cold and sbowery.

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Loupox. Nov, 2l.~- The Daily Telegraph

this morning devotes a two column lead- er tothe lmporinnce uf properly filling the diplomatic vncnncy in Washington, and says the government never had a more important and rarely has had a more diillvuit tnsk than finding a success or toSlr Mortimer Durand.

What is wanted, what in the strictest

scnae is necessary is an unconventional nmhaasador. The time has come for a not- able break with all formal traditions, and Sir Edward (irey`u choice ought to be “ns unfettered as the initiative of the American President in izoing outside the ranks of professional diplomacy tosend us that brilliant line of representatives admirably continued by Whlinlaw Reid, who is the most persuasive and influent- ial More in our own social life."

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Fay Ordered to leave iilmlir ton but Declines 'io Go; Whti_Nexl?

Criiraao, Nov 21-(Speelaih-'Til Unite

ed States Government haeybeeu Qhed ia furnish protection for a labor landi aa- gaged in cocducling a strike in arttlbl’ country.

The appeal came yesterday from Fluf-

erlc Fay, who is lending the strutt- car strike in Hamilton, Out. After the serious riois last Saturday night In Hamilton, in which many par- eons were injured, the Canadian author ities ordered Fay to leave the country at once.

Fay declined to no and instead sent a

telegram asking for aid. Efforts are being made to have the mat-

ter taken up at Washington and an inter- national question made of the situation which is without a parallel so far ae know n.

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ElPlllN Plllll IS lll Bl UISMISSEI]

Orrawa, Nov 24-The oommisaion of

Captain Pratt, of the government cruis- er Curlew, will be recalled and his servi- ces will be dlepencedrwlth by the marine depnrlment.

I-Ie has been under auspansionbor sour

time while charges against him were be- ing inveetirratdd.

It it undersioodjthe enquiry commis

stoner, A. B. Oopp, M. P. P., of Safa- ville (N.B.i, has recommended Pratnuis- missai.

FA l`AL BLOOD POISONING.

Frequently follows the use of cheep

corn solves and piaatera. The saloet is the best and thaifs "Putnam`e," which has e record of tlity years success. Refuse substltues for “Pu¢uam's" which coats 25c in every drug store.

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At the letter in yesterdays Patriot.si|u-

ed Ignoramun

PROM [NENT MANi'FAC'1'l'iiEB

SPEAKS.

In Venieek Hill Oni., no oneia better

known than Geo. §. Watson. When he says “Catarrhoacne isa real euro, de- pend on it being so. "ly wife" he writea "was subject to had attacks of throat irritation and bronchitis. Many Rladire

were trier' hutfewproved at all useful. 0a‘tar=-hpaonterlzea iiferent. Iédseetmed R ae rgita eaorespoeaa -tuna relief quickly. We have found Ostalrl- oaoue an absolute care for bsunohitie and

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