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M D0 YOU OWU? approaches there is a marked incre- ` k. Yggr Hgme ° ase of interest throughout the Domin-

Q ion. The apathy of the earlier weeks °'

of the canipaigii has given “fly U0 B _

D 0 YOU Want Q lively concern for the result in both L

t g to Save money o Camps. Great activity has developed

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Investment,

s°°"|°ity and _given Way to doubt giid dismay' ion of the whole group ; 63 favored a

Savings Company

HEAD DFFIGE-T0ll0NTO.

cinnisuascmsiu $2,000,000. '|>i\0 00 uvsn $500,000.

THE PUHPDSE

of this Company is two-fold.

lst. -To furnish a safe medium for

the investment of savings AT HIGHER THAN SAVINGS BANKS’ RATES OF INTEREST.

2nd.-To furnish those who wish

to purchase homes for themselves or pay off mortgages on their homes, the means and opportunity of doing so, will the added priilleghel of fevayins their loans in small lonthly Instal- ments, not exceeding the amount usually paid for Rent.

Every person who does not own a

home should carefully investigate the methods of business followed by this company, wherein it may readily be seen that io build a house and own a home is an easy matter.

RESIDENT ADVISORY BOARD

' CHARLOTTETOWN,

HON. BENJ. ROGERS, Chairman. w. ii. airkizs, 1-1.-_q_, M. P. HOGAN. Esq., S. W. CRABBE. Esq.. cnaiitss Lvoiis. Esq., Solicitors: MESSRS. M. & D. C. MCLEOD. Appraiser:

` HENRY C. L()\VE. Circulars and all desired inform-

ation can be obtained from

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tthie list of utterly unsurpassed ent er

ik: vuois sisrsns

_ In their thrilling ‘ial bs _

“Ii H. r L NIWEW Oithawfsdive. ac can

¢ -_ -' _ In .his msrvcl‘ou.s Ascent of the.

Tower on the revolving

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The Champion Roller Skaters in all Bur' of Humorous Antics.

me som. cmuim oiueoous

In their famous Musical Ride and ltvoluti ms.

THE EX¢lTIl6 SPEED CUIPETITIONS

A I the fairest horses in the Mari- time Prnvionea.

TIIE RELIEF 0F LUCKNOI

The _Wonderful Spectacular Pro ducton.

All to_ be seen in covinectinp with the srreat-

;;E; and Industrial Fair ever given

Dwm .y ow Excursion Rates fr ii

Points on Prince Edward _Island Riiliiwaay. For particulars of same enquire at your near est station. And by 5. S. haiifax an one Fil-S; C159! Fare.

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§par»-d for family use andp is %

usfd for tlavoring Soups,§i'£

%Gravies, H05 or Cold Meats, % Oysters, etc. Also an excell- *ent relish with Chicken and

§,,£ Lobster Salids

For sale by

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. ges given freedom to the ress a d FOI' Sale b all ° V ° - . . e

iiiiiigtiitittrgkr iiiiff. .;i‘5,.*;°“t0tS°§tf;2§°“g°h- School--ppiii in »fi?“i~ii$¥ - 0

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guite revolutionary and if carried out _. e r0unCes° - _ _Q _ in good faith they cannot do otherwise _ ' " -"" ‘ e I ‘ ‘

tlfiapl mark a new era, the beginning j

gy§l§Dn§=y;£§lI1gr1;p£y(Eln:;§ti;oa.tpnamed P 1°” ° ‘””‘ _ _

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od deal of 1, d ‘

1'|-|¢|mp,-oyed Rupture cure is pain 0 space to t c iscussion of t . _

- h - . . _ _ feats Chronic Diseases _ the Salisbury

e Canadian plebiscite which it says. :nethod ot persistent self-litdlzpmin removing as attracted a. lively interest in the 'mfg ng: um m°°d‘ 0°” “°“» inwll'

U- , 4 ? rea eatin rs°n°rb¥let%r ` i D ‘. I I U £12153 gtg? and througt_iontEurope; ,,°{F_‘,',;';§’;';,¢,§,§,‘,,ff,*;,€1_‘i¢°°4 Henman of cm, A share of ~_youi~;,bnsiness respectfully solicited

relva Canadianelection avom steam is Pol * d-~ A ` 'fi ` ° - v - ' _ - 1 issued at in ofnce

,YS the vom’ “that to b h ld manage, i> ui...i.i..i. icies ai. certi cates prompt y y _

if Sellt. 29 next; but alii electeion ein BLOOD'-sP.5)1q?%LRINE.&c. AEON QF Cameron Blocks- -Queen-Square' 0

D R . C l | ;hich the moral and material j - Bran" M 'J' "nh"

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l)efis.3n\-olvii_1 no inconvenience and re uireS t

ngymgt is iixaminauons fre.. ....3 ..,.,_ h

70° Pay untll cured

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0. monials on application. Corres <1

w mn 3508 m°oi»y $31333” °°” "° ““““”‘°°d

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As the time for the great plebiSGi\`»6

in the temperanceranks and_ hund- yp reds of public meetings are being hed Y

penitentiary was in this city at the recent races. Some time since there as a report. that Hon. David Laird

WEDNESDAY' SEPT 3" ms' dithis city had beech appointed to

' ' ' vestigate certain c urges against

m,,n,.|,1»EfilGEl0|0US'l'0lllG. ; rm: onlinr rminisorru "ae management of the penim,i“_y_

Now the Moncton Transcript rises to remark that “the Liberal party de- mands at the hand of the government

tions, made and conducted under cir- umstances that will satisfy the Liberal party that it is not a. mere

Warden Foster not the _Dorchester

strong vigorous and fair investiga-

ro form a inquiry.” `

weekly in every province. On the other side the assurance felt at _the outset that Quebec Would Certainly prove hostile to prohibition has

lThe great French spea ing province iis now in the doubtful column,t_hou_gh still likely to give an anti-prohibition majority. There is evidence fhilb the electors of Quebec have, as 8 bodv, no favor for the liquor trailic, _and were their spiritual advisers as unanimous as are the Protestant clergy there would be no doubt _ of a 'large majority there for prohibition. French Canadians are in the main very moderate in their consumption of intoxicaiits and a large number of them are total abstainers. There are

also a goodly number of the Roman Catholic clergy_who are using their indueuce for prohibition, though they are in a minority among their fellow priests. Were it not that the weight of the hierarchy inclines to the other side the result of the vote would 110% be doubtiul. As it is there will probably he a much larger vote unpolled in Quebec than at an ordinary election, and very many of those Who stay at home will be of the class who, if they voted, would give their voice for prohibition. Hence the fact that the liquor party are making every effort to induce the habitants to stay at home on plebiscite day.

The result in Quebec is looked upon

a vital, as it is not believed by the liquor mei that the government, as the strong. opponents of coercion in the case of M. ni o`=a, _would propose a prohibitory law with Quebec or any otherprovince opposed. But if Que- bec shoulrl, with all the other prov- inces, give a majority for the aboli- tioa of the fraflic, then the govern- ment would have no alternative but to introduce a bill at the earliest op- portunity They would have no way of escape, even if opposed to the policy of prohibition.

Plebiscite day is now only about a

week in the distance and therefore we shall soon know what the moment- _ous decision will be. There is a moral gra deur in the situation that surpasses any previous occasion on which the people of Canada were called to vote. The people of the entire nation have the fate of the liquor trafiic in their hands.' The gates are theirs to keep open or to fclose so far as the whisky trade and the saloons are concerned. If the majority decides rightly then Canada will stand foremost among the nations in this great reform. If the vote turns out otherwise then the victory is only postponed. The light will be renewed and even a defeat on the 29th will be but the near precursor of victory iii a later year when Quebec shall come into line with her sister provinces.

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. EDITORIAL NOTES.

The Toronto Globf, referring to the

talk of a federal election, gives the opinion that there wiil be no dissolu- tion till the full teim of the parliaf ment has expired. 'l`hat is the way it ought to be. -

Under the new policy of the Em-

merson gmernment in New Bruns- wick of subsidisinv flour mills the

and one millis already in operation and doing excellent work. The loca tio

» ' putrifylr - lenemun. 1.'h|ntoiiosudizziueu.headaehe 0,

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The Literary Digest publishes the

result of a newspaper ‘plebiscite in regard to the disposal of the Phillipiue Islands. Out of 192 papers replying 89 were in favor of retaining possess

naval station only; 15 are for an American protectorate ; and seven were for a joint protcctorate hy the United States and Spain., The sale of the islands was favored by five, two of whom would have them sold to Britain and one to Japan “or any. decent nation.” Not a single reply favored a return of the Islands to Spain.

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The Daily Record of Saint John N- B., in a recent issue tells the story of, the first morning penny paper pub lished in British North America. It , was fifty nine years ago that Mr.G.E. Fenety started the publication of The Morning News in St. John. Pre- vious to that time the province had nothing better than weekly journals of which there were then four printed in St. John and three others in vari- ous parts of the province outside that city. Mr Fenety, the fo inder of the first penny paper in N ew Brunswick. still lives, bale and hearty, though well on in the eighties. He has long survived the demise of the bright and influential journal that he-estab- lished almost sixty years ago.

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THE DIRTY FOSTER PAB ENTS-

Fa-hle XI.

A Goose and a Duck each sat upon-a

baton cf Hens eggs, and in due time

young Birds appeared to have a Strong Affi-;c-.ion for their Foster Parents, and all went wel until the latter, True to their Naturnal Incliration, tcok to re- veliing in a D rty Puddle' in the Mea- dow- Atthis the Chickens were uinch O&end~ d, but tieir ptiful cri»s were Uoheedfd by their W'eb-foo ed Guar- dian. At length, a' Hin passing by took in the Situation. “My Deurs,’ A said she,” “you must not be Surprised at this D»sgui-ning, Conduct. for it is in Accordance with the Filue-is of Things- that Geese and Ducks should delight in' puddles, However filthy. All your`Pr0~ tes ing will be unavailing, so you mighl ‘ as Moll give it up. If you are truly OI- fended. as you profess to be., there is a Clear Course before you.” “What is -that P” asked the Chickens in. an anx- -ious chorous. A ‘~Simp1y|o ca~t off Al- legiance to these uncongenial Parties, and put your-ielves under the proleotion~ oi a Decent creature like yourselves.”

Mosu..-Birds of a feather should

dock together.-Hamilton Temp‘ar.

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your oo _een eu rying’--

Keep a-goin' !

When the weather ki ls your crop,

Keep n.~goin’ l When you tumble from the top.

Keep a-goin’ ! .

brought forth BIOOGS Of Chickens. The ' S‘poseyou’re out ifeverydime?

Get-ting’ broke ain many crime; Tell the world you're feeling prime l

Keep a-goin’ !

When it looks like all is up, `

Keep a-goin’ !

Drain the sweetness from the cup,

Kee a- oil"

Sec the wild birds-i on the wing! Hear the bells that sweetly ring ! Whe ou f llik sin ’ si !

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_ _£3-__ yslology and Hygeine, With Weekly payments for _total or PARTI HL DISABLEMENT. ‘

The Emperor of China is now im Special refemngg tg the effects ilouhlp liaibility for accident in any Public Conveyance.

troduciiig reforms so rapidly that of Alcohol and tobacco on the WeStI{ mpany- in the world'

fears are expressed that he is going human sySt€U1- ' ° S ’ .d . J' J' JOHNSON’ too fast. _By successive edicts he seeks “Hill Pl'lli8. Ph l Wills; Summenide Au;';1;1';;r§i e, Barrister at Law, Charlottetown. to establish graded schools and Colle- “ " " 2 “

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We have worked hard this past Summer at HOME and ABILOAD getting together the different choice bits for the Bonnet., for the Fall Dress, Cape and other winter outer garments. ‘

Our work has not been in vain. the markets of the Old as well so the l World have contributed towards sending stock ofstaple and Fancy Dry Goods, the like of which we never before 'hid the pleasure of showing. Our Mr. Patonil now visiting the Canadian and American Markets and will no doubt ‘ supplement our large stock with other leading features for Fell and Winter' wear for 1898. The Hats that have started thlmlelvl without any advertising, are our Wtlkihg

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at 2§g good shapes and nice gooh.

Ghlhli-ons’ Fall _(taps .

300 Childifen’s. Fall

BroWl1, etc., Tam 0’Shauteri Shapes, 35c, 45c and 5-ic and

Sllglitlyh Spotgd eolegdoo. '

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spotted with damp sold at 8

Qhad wgrm Ladies’ and Hiesef, also

wool and (not wool) vest;

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sizes, all prices, all colon. _.ribbed suits for

500- V081 M Splendid value in a ladies vest ribbed

,"5 or plain. 2006 shape. Silk trlmaedat It 50d This is wr trfdc.-wiiuiorin lun

Bond Ulla our 25c- cashmere stocking, its ogy

_ e on the feet and easier on the puppy,

$1 000 I Lim.. children. mi., .ii

df cream,_open at neck. Llmgg ` silk trimmed, _ durioblo and the lgrj

Unfgfwggp wearing kind. .The price will ig you buy;ourlboy’s underaiiit ik.

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‘UIQ SIIUFI We sold at $1. Walsi: Kind Its an eye opener _l; _C Tl\e~short_P_|éieew»is¢ca india.

Other Corsetsi

25c 30c 45a & 50.

a trim'

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llry Sheila

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Ye? 90 Hlekef _money for the only 9h0PP°l7't0-morrow Get my of than Q

seasonable fiannelletts.

» _Hundreds of yards' sailing wg,

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`Tll"\IllS ‘V061 for waitsanti dresses,

45°. 53°. and the latter

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singiocoslinmss 5,10-2, 0 ....1 v ,na Wa.

g _ ' and notwoa_like. P1811 Bhd

Dress Lengihs ‘ Heather ground muwm

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cloth width, 52 ui, Q

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can-iozncco ,i>. ighnd ° °"° °°P~ years ui-actice in N Y AL' T"°°'7

‘"1 E- .Canada ly concerned Would to God that fliStv>¢iinU S and Caniialdtiii. re'

e could make every canadian voter iuaness, cuaRL0TErrowi|,r.é£.i.~.¢n|i0A A ‘ ` ' Agent _Western Assurance Co

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