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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 18, 190

of high treason and punishable with

every one of those attempts was an act . _

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Tl'-IB DYING PRESIDENT I

Since another article was in type

received the telegrams elsewhere px-in which tell that President McKinley

dying! There is almost a certainty tha

dent w ill have gone to his reward.

earth. Itls infinitely sadder in its s ronndings thanthe death of the Quee

when lierlifework was done. Preside McKinley was foully struck down whi yet in the prime of his career and in t midst of his eminent and useful activit The heart of Britain and of Canada h

people. Again the Anglo Saxon w Lis darkened with the pall of mournin and a deep and heartfelt sorrow bridge

the ocean and knows no national boun ary lines. A prince and a great man h

\ fallen, by a crime which has shocked th

civilised world. He has left to his coun

President. McKinley lived and he di

he was suddenly [stricken down provin

his murderer. All that was must tend to deepen our sorrow for his taking oil' and deepen our sympathi

,_ for the sadly bereavedlfamily and nation.

*gl THB PRESIDEN'l"S RELAPSE.

Crown

Clem Jars

We have alsrge supply of

A GEDI JARS and as the pre-

serving sea~on is new nn. will

'eu wpncwny low 'r in the afternoon of Friday, (ith Septembe

The first announcement given to the pub-

lic was that he had but -little if any chance

Pints 6.: each. Quarts 7 c each.

i gallons Sc each. Q

Rubber Rings 12;; dgz,

J. D. HGLEUD lil G0.

F _

A case of new Millinery

and a case of New Weis.

Flannels opened yesterday a Prowse Bros. 14 3i.

` 15 pairs of lace Curtains to-day az

half price at Paton & Co’s. li

15 pairs oi lace Curtains to-day a

'half pi-ice.-J as. Paton & Co’s. li

` awaken on Friday morning and learn tha - their hopeslhad been dashed by an un

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_,______.. ment was made of his severe and danger- ' ‘

' ' been

ous relapse. The general public had _

conclusion was reached that lie was prac tically out of danger In that conflden

favorable change during the night. _

~ The President was shot about 4 o’cloc

of recovery. Within fifteen ininut-es o

well, gave the first gleam of reasonabl

f the back, near the kidneys,but whethe above or below them was rot kriowr.-. Th

Mazzoni of ltaly, and- some other emiuen

F- I

I-113-_.ills (DAIIE B -

bullet ought to be removed.

MeLEAN, A. A. Q. C., Barrister, Solicitoi

OBce, Brown‘s Block, Victoria Row,'2Cha

lottetofwn, Branch omcein Wadman’s buil

ding

¢xapnud. Money to loan.

Sgu,L'»\'0on, Q R. Barrister and Attorney-a

Law, Notary Public, etc. 0dice,Ca\neio

lbcklately occupied by F. L. Halvd. K ,l9l.f»hSide gueeu Square Monev to loan.

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our business has been no great _for

_ past few months it has been almost im-

, geible to turn out our orders on time. _ equestion naturally arises. What _ ilthereasonofsogreat a rush? The

, reason _is plain, our plant is dtted , throughout with the _atest Modern ` , Machinery and employing none but _ lirst class workmen. Wearein a better ; _ 'tion to turn out work in a satisfac- , gmanner than any other establish- , ment on P. E. Island _ We have ttliiee facilities md know how , to execute vvor _ Giveusa trial and be manhood of , the merits of our work. _ Bruce Stewart & Co.,

ss*

. §xcuuders, Endueeea, lhAHsh and - D e-makers. - Qtmm Navi tion Ce'sWl:arf Chac-

. lottstown, P. slalald-Phone x'¢5.

~cwtwltiwoircetbtiifeb-¢¢_Q

friends in this City,

afternoon at 4 o’clock.

¥*¥

cured an excellent position.

Oranges, Bananans, Watermelons and

Apples

Just received at

sv. A. nuvcnesou.

Plnetpples, Peaches’ Peatr

display of lights on board the boat

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death. No one ofthe assailants wal, _ _ f

however, executed. ln every case,agreeable’ ' .‘

W' to the Queen's desire the criminals wer¢ _ _ l _

ferringtothe Preaidentls relapse we have declared mba insane and were sent,

Wd as criminal lunaticsto :madhouses for ` is the term of their natural lives. These <

before these lines areread the end will

ha" °°m° *md the b|‘“V@» K°°d P|`°Si` assailant if Mr. McKinley lives. Should

ur-

Th° m°°5“8° is °h° S°dd°°° th” has doubt be sent to the electric chair. been given to the world since our late ‘ beloved Queen Victoria was called from

n strange anomalies in the laws of the Em-Y '

who died beacemny at B good 01 d age pire State. Hin New Yorks. man strikes

nt apolicemanin uniform he may be lm-

1 _

hz ond degree. If he strikes a citizen, even ' y though that citizen be the President, he ~ ag may be imprisoned for only one year, -for

been most deeply touched by the great

calamity which h _ _ en thaAm°rican collector is protected by federal laws with _ _ `: . _ - crm severe penalties against any one* who

sg the protection of the State laws wherever d he may be when assaulted, and then has as no better protection than the private citi-1 '

e suspected of a crime, may be shot and '

trymen and to the world a great example.

nobly, as a§Christian, his words when

8 kill, but fails, will escape with his life.

his unseldshness, his care for

others, his kindly thought even ‘ for

h ? the nation’s Chief Magistrate. ‘

_ _-_ _ _,____-__ __ _____| as -»

l of yesterday morning when the announce-

so strongly assured by a succession of Egg _¢_gn und¢¥|¢|_m1 gh; ful. p favorable bulletins from the bedside of the M8* °f hst °‘° he ” b-“"3 °°““t°d

distinguished sufferer, that the general He ,tm 1,, to ,-i,e_ but ,tmggia in

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the public rested Thursday night, only to l

5 With every tick of the watch, they know

f unskilfully treated may digg a fatal _

the shooting he wasremoved to the hos- ’t¢1'U1iU8ti°!\ in ¢°n°‘1mPti°U-

pital and operated upon. This prompt

- ' , c _,aria 1

ness of. the surgeons, together with the 3°’ io; ,-L°f,°‘f°°‘;ug§_f‘J§’§,o§1d at ,{ma;';i:

facothat the patient bore the operation :l;‘g1;¢g-k fm‘aH.Sn:;>fb‘;l;\§ X330 £15' ‘f°§_§‘:¥§8x}s1i p

hope. Still many persons had their mis- givings. One bullet still remained in his

body, said to be embedded in the muscles

_ no en ryour won e iscovery wou

0 r have died.”

surgeons in charge decided not to make the attempt to remove this bullet unless “lust 35 g°°d” medicine can show- _i_ local inflammation should be set up around ‘ it.;This conclusion was probably in accord t' with thegjbest practice, although Prof.

, surgeons expressed the opinion that the

` The favorable progress of the patien

I during the first five days, his improved . ' , I ,ff \=\ I A

temperature, pulse and respiration gave a D .gifs _ 'T ____ HIS is 0;-,3 gf the but gqui ed

ft steadily increasing confidence. During b g A / gf“"/ F A

,, the previous period he had been nourished

*L by enemas. Some liquid food had already \

_ been given in the ordinary way, at :first up ~ ' l _ ' _ "' in small quantities I which were rapidly Hair Brushes, if _ 33 “_ "

increased, and our telegrams of the 12th_ Q

instant showed that solid food was given

on that day. To alayman this seemed a 'f remarkable statement- solid food taken `

into a stomach which less than six days before had been perforated in two side by a bullet wound. All presumed that the surgeons in attendance knew what they

§ were about, but Should a fatal termina- . ‘ tion ensue there is likely to be much dis- _ cus-sic n as to the wisdom of their course.

Mrs. Dr. McPhai1 of O’Leary is visiting

' W. 'l‘. Robb, of Kentucky, will lead the men’s meeting in the Y. M. C. A, Sunday

Mrs. Ewen Livingston of Argyle [Shore

with her four children leave on Friday next for Boston. Mr. Livingston who went to Boston about a year ago has se-

- structing the electric plant of the Minto

has gone to Quebec to take charge of the

Mi'.Walter P. Doull who has been recon-

’ . .

Honor of the Duke and Duchess of York.

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f historical facts are suggestive of” what

might be done with the President’s

Mutch

_ Has returned from the Millinery Open- `

the President die his assassin will no _I _

*The New York World points out some

ings and is prepfarerlgtos fill all --in” .-

prisoned tlve years for assault in the sec- ' 15116 l8.l§9St. Sl.yl8S. I ' _

1 F. Perkins &~Co. `

assault in the third degree. A revenue

assails him, but the President is left to

zen. Again, an innocent man, who is only

killed by a policeman if he fails to halt M __ " I .

when called upon to do so, but the man " _

who shoots the President with intent to e S U __

_ _ _ i » l e _

There is now a general cousensues of opin- ion in the States that severer penalties

must be provided for any assault upon

with.. `

Not since the first announcement that '

President McKinley was shot has the public mind throughout America. and the world received a severer shock than th t

John McLeod 6: C0.

~.¢.-__ -

out. He gears the seconds ticked oi.

vain. 'gg has lost the ight. _

There are some who are makin a

losing ight for life that can agireelate this; those whose lungs are sensed.

that they are being counted out. A pleudid M°"r'mBm"

‘ The gent question is how can a quick

rally _made to continue the iight against disease? Many who have asked that question have found a m 'answer in the use of Dr. Pieroa’s Go __ Medical Discovery. .It cures bronchitis, obstinate, deep-seated oou hs, hemor-

rhage, niglit-sweats, emagistion, and other con 'tions which if n lectedor

Not the ills :axe of g -slips but the careful opinion of critic . Skip

our store and you skip the biggest crockery bargains ever heard of. Hun

dreds oi customers who have bought from us are during the past year are

telling their friends of our wonderfully low prices.

*When I commenced taking Dr. Pier_ce'¢

` Goldieu fljedical Dia®\&_ery,’* writes Mr. _Ishii T.

Clark _Crockery Co-»

bottle I took did me so much glrgd that I had faith in it and continued un I had taken twelve bottles. Now I do not look like not feel

,. "like the same man as I was a year ago. Peo le

were astonished and said the did not think I

could live. I can thaukf`ull,y say that I am ‘ entirely cured of a disease from which had it

t be fo d rful ‘D ’ I ld

Hardwood Flooring

_ There are cures behind every claim

made for the “ Discovery,” w ich no

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cleanse . . . the b°W¢1, md ,ummm th. ,iuggm f wood Flooring. Parties in need of a first-class floor can be

lim- I sure of a. good article while the lot lasts.

t, _ - _

& GQ, Ylals ers of Dove-tailed Sashes

t'L `

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.. /',» 'gy _ ' . _ are taught by_a large staff of compe-

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just received at Central Drug Store.

gg,=;;'=g;,;f;,v;;\;=g»,,_,,_, ,,,,,, 0,, _ Charlottetown Business College, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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Sponges.

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Ladies see Paton 8; Co’s

$l,00 window for Ladies’

HMS. ,; g

Another blffush for Hatsl

if _ ._ .si _Gifs ii.

_One window

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Read

auiukvh.

f<»fthei>H°¢Ssr°

made imported garments are designed by people in the little towns of Europe almost

eighteen months befcre they reach the _

hands ofthe Canadian retailer and con-

work as to the future fashions. Snce a design is accepted it is made up as cheaply as possible by the European manufacturer `either in his factory or in the siwcatshops ~ of Berlin. Many such garments' are up- stylish, and the cloths are often shoddy. Our best-Jackets are made by American designers in Canada for Canadians. If ~ e S you get Paton’s you get the best.-12 tf

I We beg to advise. country that _ our

Glcaksareinow

Merchant Tailor, Morris Block`0p

ment excellent.

Maxwnu..

WONMIV og

best positions

Li iIb..k\Y'!‘f‘IKF3!'iKK it

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supply the

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Maritime Bisinéni

nanirax,

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Leave your Orders for

Summer Suits -

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1M rn; Blaclsfiairrnn in out lrettlh. i

rickety timnlimenlis §f_`f”`"

home vu

We are daily recdviffg ilim-ring compliments on our lbw prices. clad- Try Em-gh; 1?", 25° lb

Madigan

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George Street.

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Auction

We are manufacturing a quantity of extra quality Hard- ____

2 mos. on a n positive no reserve.

9-11-eod & w

WANTS LOSTS

WANTED -Immediate! u C. B.

take a position as Book store. Apply to the Charlottetown College 14d Q 5 w

WANTED -A girl for general

Must have reference. Apply to Prowae, Hill bono Bguare

WANTED -A maid for general best references aired Apply to B. Longworth Hill ufst,

TO LET-The new dwelling of Hillshom and Sydney Stu. ut

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_ _ - ir Y 9°” months later than GcrU._\an_ garments and A ~ ‘§“'°d‘ 7 d’ 1 "k in a different manner. The average ready~ 1- - WAN;-gp ._A ggi f

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ens British and (lanadian manufacture. ~ 715° 1 _ We are agents for the celebrated UXF ORD TWE@S ,,,"§§ Z,‘,‘,'_‘DT.€,,2fT.¥,°°¢‘¢'€ _ and have new over 100 PATTERNS in stock.. _

FUR BA-L5-The

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llliadies `

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