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cusses the Tariff Question, the Transcontinential Railway and N0, Counted Ye,_ Some Local Questions. Short Speeches by the Candidates.

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lion. W. S. Fielding, Minister of Fliiiiiice of Canada and one of the leaders in the Laurier Government wlas' greeted t-iitliusiistically by the Liberals of Char- lottetown ,nt the Mass Meeting ln the Market Hull last night.

The Minister who is perhaps the most popular of the ‘Liberal Cabinet to Prince l<I\l\rurd Islanders since Sir Louis Davies has retired from politics was niet by .i large number of friends at the Ra‘lwn.y Station yesterday on the arrival of thc afternoon freight at a quarter after llircc. l

.»\l'tcr exchanging welcomes with

l’i-einicr Peters, Hon. J. H. Commiskey, Iiomcc Haszard and otherlcadingLibcre.ls llnfinlnister drove with Premier Peters, lion Mr. Commlskey and Benj. Rogers, l‘rt-sidcntl of the Queen's County i.i|n-ral Association to the Plaza win-rc Mr. Fielding remained dur- ing the afternoon and received a number ni' visitors including Governor McKinnon.

livcii before the hour for conimence-

nwet ,the Market Hall was filled and when the talented Fiiiuiicclvlinlsterentcr- vii he was received with prolonged .ipi~laiise.'Ihc hail was prcttily draped uilh mottoes and buiitlng by W.. B. 1*;-nu-se, Worth’s band was present and as thc Minister had driven to thc build- ini: fireworks were set oil' from a number ul' the surrounding stores. The presiding officer was Benj lingers Esq. and upon the platforui were nuiny prominent Liberals from all parts of thc 1’roviiice. ` ’1‘he chairman in opening the meeting spoke of the . privilege in having Hon lllr Fielding present and bespoke good lu-nrings f_or__i_i_ll__th_e siiealcers. _ __` A. ll. Warhiirton predicted a great

lit-tory in Queen's County.

lion W. S. Fielding was received with

ciriit applause. Before commencing his ~pccch he was presented with an ad- flrvss from the Liberal Association of tgni-,ons County read by E. B Williams, bt-ri-etury of tlic Association.

Pnimsanr Com: ron Wnsx Loses.

The best remedy for sore, weak lungs,

is thc soothing vapor of Catarrliozone whicli traverses every air cell and pass- auc of the breathing organs. It treats re- mote parts that cough mixtures and sprays eau't approacli, and kills thousands or ucrnis at every breath. Cntnrrhozonc >iii-ivcs away nln, con 'cstion and inliani- mation; it mallcs brentliing easy and reg- ular, and exerts a. marvelous influence on Uoiiglis. Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, t‘ntarrnl'i, Deafness and Lung Trouble. Cntnrrhozone cure- at once, is delightful to inhul and simple to use. Price $1.00; snnill sig 25a. Druggists, or Poison BL C0.. Kingston, Ont. ,

Da. HAMiL'ro1~i‘s Pir.i,s cum: Cossrirsr- ion.

Felt Boots

To AN IMMENSE AUDIENCE _ iiwiuuinuiu

In the Marltet l1all_l.,ast_ Night. The Brilliant lllinister of Finance Dis- The Dal' Passed Quietly but

` Mr Fielding first thanked thc President for his address which he Said was all too flattering and kind. It had always been his pleasure to co-operate with the representatives of the l\laritinie Provinces and of P E I particularly for the good of the country. It wusa great pleasure to agiiincornc to Charlottetown and speak iii the bcniitifiil new linll iii which he was at prestwnt.

THE TARIFF POLICY.

. Before referring briefly in lout issues lic would deal more generally with the general governniunt of Canada. The blessings of good government vrerenli that the ordinary individual could get out of politics. Looking at Caiiafla' can we say We llfwe H000 lmrcrnnientl We have had eight years of good iliiancing. The friends in the opposition went tehindhand frrm year to year. It was also taken for granted that the Libcra's would do the same. But the first year of Liberal rule instead of a dcilcit of two or three millions there was a deficit of only a half million. That was u year of divided responsibility but it was the last year of deficits. Since then the surpluses have iiicrcnsctl froiuycar to your till that of 1004 will he greater than over before. These surpluses might have been obtained by excessive taxation but instead the Liberals have reduced the rates of tax- ation on many of the commonest articles in use.

The national credit now stands higher

than ever b_efore,dcspitc the predictions of the Conservatives led by Sir Charles 'i`upper to the coniru.ry. Today thc credit stands highest iu thc list of the Colonies and it would not he far astray to say that it is as good as the Mother Country, and that is the highest credit in the civilized world.

The Conservatives added to the

national debt about $52,000,000 during their last eight years while in thc rule ofthe Litcmls not one ceiitlias been added during their eight years of Government. The needs of the different parts of Canada are various. In the west they want railways, iii thc centre are the canals, further cast is the great waterway of thc St. Lawrence and in thc Maritime Provinces are the needs of a mnritiuic pcoplo. On all these various public works money- has been ex- peuderbpaid areall these accounts, and in the end the Government has added little or nothing to the public debt of Canada.

But our opponents will say-Sec what

money you will take out of the pockets of the people. Soc what has been left in their pockets. lthas been computed that a difference between the tariffs of the Liberals and the Conscriatlves would be $30,000,000 ln favor of thc fornier/I`axation has been decreased and the people are now able to pay more duties and buy more goods. So long as the rates of taxation are not Increased large surpluses are an evidence of great prosperity among the people. 'l‘hc tariff' cannot be made to exactly suit ovcry provliice. The policy of the Government has been to give and take,and arrange aturifl' that will ben mean of the needs of all the provin- ces. Hc _would say therefore that the

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WANTED-A case of headache that

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`present tariff is a better one for this province than that of the Conservatives who are clamoring for higher protection.

He remeiubered well when

Sir Charles ‘Popper told the story of the'wail, the melancholy wail, of the nianufacturers at the inception of the Liberal tariff. Tbcii Sir Charles went to England fora rest and returned next ‘year expecting to see the factories all closed up. But on the contrary the cry of the factories throughout Canada was “Mere men wanted" and that has been thc cry throughout the Dominion over' since. Than the Conservatives raid “lt is our old policy, it has never been changed." If there were any who still tliouaht the some he would say “Let the policy bc administered by those who know how to manage it, not by those wiio made 'a falliirlé of it." Now the Conservatives are pélyocating Adequate Protection but he could not iind any one who was able to rlellne adequate protection*it was merely a. catch phrase which the Tories hoped would take with the country.

What would adequate protection

mean to the Conservatives in connection with the duty on oil? In Lambton, Ontario the Conservative candidate said-Elect ine and I will increase the duty on oil-while inthe provinces by the sea. they say adequate protection means a reduction of the duty on the same commodity. The same has been true on sugar, on tobacco and on many o'lier articles-adequate protection meaning higher duties ini -Ontario and lower duties in Eastern Canada.

Let us assume for the time that the

old National Policy- of Sir John A Mac- Donald canic nearest to what the]Con- servatives now refer to when they speak of Adequate Protection.

Let us judge the policy by its fruits.

Tho Conscrva.tives thought it was ii wonderful thing to increase the trade in 18 years $00,000,000 or four millions n year, while in only eight years under Liberal po‘ic7 tlielintreasc was $228,004; 000. In imports the conservatives in creased thc _trade $42,000,0t0 wlii'c in eight years the Liberal increase- was over one hundred million.s In Sydney, which is perhaps most closely allied to P. E. I., under the Liberals the industrial life has quickened and the effects liavc'bccn far reaching. This has been thc result of a progressive Liberal policy carried in face of Conscrvativei opposition.

'HIE THAN Bl70l"'I`lN ENTAL HAILWVAY.

The Conservatives had first opposed<

the railway. Now they admit its need , but are not satiflcd with the Liberal way. Canada has been making marvel lous progress in thc great North West duo in great part to thc work done by Clifford Sifton. Millions were spent up to 1890 but the population had not iii- crcascd, land was selling low and a con ditlon of stagnation prevailed. Mr. Slfton took charge and spent money freely in advertising the country through- out Europe and now what is the con~ dition? Today the tide has turned and

prosperity is on every hand. , ,

i This condition hw brought the ,need of

tradlc points to Europe. From Winnipeg east theie is onl one thin line of railway

Result Not Known - Ballots

ELEo'rions Passnu cuiin‘i.Y.

Sr. .IoaN’s, NFLD., Oct. 3l-(Special.)-

The elections today passed oil' quietly and

no disorrl~ rs were rc|,"oried.

iiALi.o'rs Noi* vm* <:oUN'ri:n. ,_ The full result will not he known

all ballots are counted in the central i station of each dist: ict.

norm sUPi>os.'r|ii1ts uo1\`i-`1ni=:Nr.

Friends and supporters of the Bond 0

Government (Liberal) 'count confidently

upon ii sweeping nirijorlty. 5

ingtlie U. S., io send the products of 2 Western Canada to the sea. We want. an all Canadian, railway coming down to Moncton-the heart of the Marit me B Provinces. Here is a point in the pro- f vinces fair to St.. John, fair to Halifax and

section from Winnipeg to Moncton the road is built by the Government and glven'.'t> the Company free for seven L years-this is because the country liasto c be tpcned up and lmiiiiprants S brought in by the G T P. Over this part the Government has running privileges which are equivilent

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to the extension ofthe I C R to Winnipeg T

lated and iii the mountain section as iii thc east they get seven

pany will pav the interest, and Ilic Op

one year will pay the cost fo the Govern

El' has been givciins iii thc case Of the C. -

Local. issviss,

pridetothc Governments treatment oi' this province. Look at the increasel subsidy. look at the increased railway

' the tele ra h. service (cheers)

iccaii to day thc country is ready to

they have rcccived,wlll not strongly sup-

erm en t.

King, Mr. Fielding, the Candidates and- cl music by the band

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before Thursday, owing to the fact that “ ,

n a- majority of cases, would have ie-

ski 'iii “S E:

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2300 Volts Passed into Mr. Carey’s Body, but the ,,,Sh,Qg.li,, not

Reach a Vital Spot- Flesh on His Left Arm Badly Burned

by the Electric Fluid.

BOSION, Oct. \30.~I‘}dwnr1l Carey, for-

merly a well known resident of Charlotte-

own Royalty, P. E. I., is congratulating imseif on the fact that he is still alive, ftei' passing through an experience that

ultod in death. Mr. Carey is a wireman

n the employ of the General Electric Company of Lynn, and a few days ago he was set to work repairing two wires, the

urreut of course being shut off. lt was

while he was grasping both wires that

onicone entered factory D, where the

wires were located, and inadvertently

urncd on the power, unaware, of course, hat Mr. Carey was working on the

wires. The result was than 2300 volts passed into M`r. Carey`s body and the

hook threw him instantly back several

GBE.

Undoubtedly the fact that he was

almost' at the doors of P E I' on this thrown back so suddenly and, therefore,

released his hold on the wires, saved the unfortunate wireman’s life, for in a frac-

ion of a second that he received the urrent it did not happen to reach a vital pot. He lapsed into unconsclousness before id could reach him and was carried in an

There are different estimates of the cost . . - , A .- I

but it matters little as thc company will

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pay as rental 32', of the cost. In

the West to the Rockies the company _ get nothing except the Government ‘

guarantee of il of its cost, ua ' .

the country is already popu- . 'i

§?.“.2Z.i_°"$i..‘£’ll‘..i.i".Z.§’;°t ll°'li.`i 2121 l‘lis Army Reinforced-Another Turning Move-

position admit they will, the surplus of "“;';”.::f. ;'::. wards from Port Arthur- strong

P. R. andtrafllc rates will tc controlled.

Mr. Fi-lding in concluding pointed with l

lwcommodnnon' look an the impmvament’ OYAMA READY T0 s'i'RIKE. ‘tics had made ii dccp iinprc.~asioi\, as it it.

:Bok M thug igmmvelnemq all aver SL PETERSBURG’ Oc,” 31__[ Spec[,1|_]_ iiilorprctcdlliat thc gallant 1-ommaiidcrl

f l fri ‘ 'll otbvnble toholrl i

the province and then say whether you Both Kuropntkiu and Sakharotf rcport 0 lm ° "'-""‘ “" " OU Wm “end f°‘“` me” L0 9“PP°1`if ‘he today that Field Marshal Oyama. is pro-, m\1'~`hl0l\2“f~ - lovemment M' ottawa' From wean bo pnring io assume the offensive. nnirisu ri.im'r Ar rriarcsi/rAa.

rc ister its verdict in favor of Sir Wil Anorium 'ruiuvnvo Movii. Lennon. Ori. 31 --»(Spt-cial)-lt. is ofllri-

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ffld LBlU`l9l`~ Thi! WBSU Will lm UNM _ynpmmge winforuementg M1; I-epgrf,¢~¢1 ally sinlctl that the llritlsli naval force 0 me Liberals' Onmmo has been t be comin up from Feng Wang Cheng now ut (iihrnltar is li bnttlvsliips, i3

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lfllidtrilflsuridlll alzebrllguirs oatsllin lzblt and the south, and amovement eastward _ ill"-‘it_C]lfl-‘lSbl=l‘:1l`:‘;0l: 1ll\_;l____1l -‘ill`0l1f§ fl00l Of

and the man who says that the Maritime is noted which may presage a turning l0rDtf0 011 0- F03 Provinces, with the generous treatment movement,

port Sir Wilfrid cannot correctly estimate WEST DF nm RAILWAY’ ` _

public oplnioii. There is also n. Japanese movcnicut

Hi liolpcd in ctolnclpgiringf that I. wc_.,¢, of the mi|w,,y_ `

WOU ( E Il ll! C I`0 I VVI 0\|I`

Liberals in support _of the Laurier Gov- ’“'°EssEL 9 F‘R’EwM‘L womls'

While the besiegers of Port Arthur had

L. E. Prowse, the last speaker refer not mndcmuch progmss up to O,.,,_ 17

r‘§;l“t).:y_t,hc bright Dl`05Uecl's for Liberm accorfllng to two reports of Gen Stoesscl

The meeting closed witlroheers for the 8l"@" Ulll- l°flU\Y- llle f“°l' lim" ll” °“"'

udes his telegram to the Emperor with ra er for the blessing of their majcs

lbetter transportation. The great gra-_ln ' up Y

Kumfort Headache Powders will not cure at‘pmceB` on the fake shore "mwah much: H RE'

W_0iI1en's Felt Elastic 'nm' "““““°-“~ , ` _ , _,_ - _

side 630 N ee ' ` Wssnirwros. Ocwberi 28.-~Q\1e'l°" ii l x octsi.-The miium ora.r

ALIFA -

master General Humphrey was converted Smith stock broker is the greatest finan

N 0 U sa I K t° the plhlamm mr nightlclobhing during cial orasli thrlt has occurred here for manv

Wpmehls Feltl Don' - tt.; ' .. _ 'his scrvlceln the Phllippinuysntl orders ' ' ` ll mm ‘I ,‘

‘ ' ' have none forth that the good old yems' Th" wml ‘U c' ffm "wry

$300000' of this amount $ln0(I)i) are

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gola Goloehed $ Amermm nlghtgnwn Sha" be impulse- unsecured. Many banking institutions

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_ 1 ded by palnmu in me "my` l Id ollateral security but not suillclent

'A WDIACIYS BUS' I "J i 'V X" "A ;` i " ll tlgcoifler theirloases. l J

kins ` 500

Women’s Felt Plus-

ins Goioslied, ' 68c

re iiiflipisfi..-Fein 256 ' ‘ ~.r ~' ¢. ~§Do,,_ gala Goloshedf, su-

`ppi~i0|~ , ` 680

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Wehave very choice stock of

e QULQQ, in Hygpiritli, :Cr_ocus,' Narcissus,

Tulips, Freesia, Lily and Iris. _ _ - _

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Arnsivs, October 28-All the British

vessels now in Greek waters' have been ordered to sail forthwith. -

HAWES' C RATED ,ir

.. Led The World _

ACADIA AGAIN DEFEATED.

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sr Jens, ost. ea-rue _Aman fmt bun

te_am.lent,to defeat thisafternoon on the

nds when the Ne tune

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We°ks_’§£°t%"fFd°_-r'B°°m,i”gl Rowing Oluliaggregstion won from the

‘ ~' . ' ‘ visitors byil toil. It wana wellcontcsied interesting ~ match. The Acadia boys

fi- HA -ld ' ‘ ‘ ~ 'were the guests tonight ata reception

ivcn by the young people of Main Strrct

$5.00, HA", . i Baptist Church.

. . For Style and Quality, Week ; MAHUGANY will G0 UP

` " :"5 _, "j, ‘ j ;".` &Co.,Soie Agents. ' _ I . _ ____ Get ‘mr °“t°1°gu°° mn , . .' :` f 'YA Gentiemurs ‘Hat l ` -litem.: sn. osnirm ss.-me mm

~= l »\ 99”' 1 M 3"* "'¢"l W ‘W Jeff '-‘F3 'J `l" ' anne nun-inane wnisn .cms nu- atm-

, » ggélig nnrmrouunonmnayn agen to nn- nrt-cr.

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_ ‘tlut.,,tl_1 mahvzlay Interests suffered

Edward W&ks & C°"S°le greatly lieth in Honduras and Guawnials.

MIIB (ULD

ainlililniirfc to his home. To the n.s\onish` nient of the nt,tcn<lents, lic recovered coiiscloiisncss li-lure the uinbulancc u.r~ rlvcd ut its dt-stinatioii and was able to walk into ihe hunsc.

For the first twciity four hours lifter

the not-ideiit, luirdly niiy pain was felt by Mr. Carey, for his leftnrni was pnralyzcrl by thc shock and in its nuinbctl state re- rcivcrl no iiervc impressions from ilie scvcrc buriis. All this time Mr. Carey was as cliccrful as could be glad in the knowledge tluit he was still iii the land of thc living and really to talk to his friends about anytlilniz and cvci'ything,. passing over his c.\‘pc"iciicc lightly. At thc end Of a diiy however, the numbness begs ii to lcavc his u.riii and he suffered ex- cruciating pain. Tlic flcsli on his left nrui was badly burned and the chances are about 1-ren now wliclhcr that mciiibt-r can be saved from umpulntion.

Tlnit Mr. Carey was saved from e'eC-

troeution after so many volts was con- sidered remarkable by his friends, for oftcnliuinanlifc has been shut out hy less tliaii half that power. Electricity, however,is as strange a destroying agency

as dynamite has proved to be in cases

Generally the expres-

llos is, ;I dou’t feel half we " t ougl: sometimes people say, “I feel half nick." But there is no auch thing as being half /

lick. The man who feels half sick is all sick. As a

rule, the cause of the wealr, tired, hnlfsick feel- ini in disease of thu nom. ecthtresultiirf in loss _pf nu ion an ransquen y

in Shysicai _weakness

octur Pieree‘a Golden Medical Discovery curel diseases of the stomach and other or- gans of digestion and nutrition. lt restores

strength by enabling thc

perfect digesftion and as- aimi ation o food. It makes half nick people

all well.

siiigrep for foliir year;

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with p n u my onion

Q lo tlnct at times Ir_c‘¢iuidn'i

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@ about my sickness ' nd an io ue

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rollillyniileci tgirl: tvntlses dh* glam Discovery) nd must :wht I lm egtirtiy mired and feel liken new li, and Inn ighly recommend your medicine to any sul}`ei'er."

“Golden Medical Discovery” contains

no alcohol and is entirely free from opium, cocaine and nil other narcotics.

it is strictly s temferance medicine. -

Accept no subs( inte fox-"Golden Med-

ica! Dilconry." Theft il nothing ‘]\ld

ugood" for dlascggnof the stomach, » The “Common ee Medical Advil-

_ev,"'one thenusnasnd in

. ' Parisi:-1 rssromcsi. ¢r"llAoAz1N'r. which was

which have come to public notice so pro' nouncedly inthe last two months and, like lightning it xoinletlines kills where least expected. ,

An expert electrlciaii, discussing Mr. carays me with your wrwsiwndent. stated that in many an electrical fatality case, death migbthave avclftediflthose first on the scene of the accident had known how ho go about resuscitation; for often the heart action is stopped by the shook and artificial respiration will, temporarily, do the work of the dormant organs.. On the other hand, when the electrical current. passes through the whole body, it causes a disintegration of the tissues and sure death follows.

Mr. Carey and his family have been in this country for_eight.or-nine years, but before they moved here -hardly a family near Cluarfottetown was better known or better like! socially. Twenty yeari ago they occupied thc estate which the government since purchased for a stock farm, and there they were visited with great frequency by their hundreds of frleiids, who ncvcr lost the opportunity to spend a dny now and then on the fine large estate.

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Saver Src MAni¢,,0nt., Oct. 30.-Tho

interment of the »-labeCernelius-

will take piucdniit T215 /b°'~l5' Wm b°l “HGH -lillqsfe, leaving tho Soo on Monday evening accompa- nied by an escort representing the employees of the Land Superior Cor- poration. It is likely the works will be shut down during Llic time the body is being conveyed to the train. The Soo looks for Vice-President 'i`. J. Druinmond.

taking temporary charge hem.

MIDNIGHT PROBS.

Westerly winds. lair. with n little

higher tsinpcrnturc.

(BURNS BETWEEN THE TOES.

Or the soles of thc feet can be cured by

n fcw applications of Put.nain`s Corn Ex- tractor, which has been siicccssfully used for 30 years. Piitnain`s is sure, safe and painless, and much hettcrtlian any substi- lute.

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