cl`fi¢~'-l'l¢J Wantsno Favors from any Pariy_

,g or _ ‘Corporation

Mov¢m¢ni Agaiistlhe Big Rail.

way Scheme. `

'rua l!x0I'rEs|r:N'r oontrmuss.

Sr. JOHN, Oct. 21-A special despatch

from Montreal to The Telegraph says: .

“The political excitement due to Hon. Mr. Dl_air‘s resignation from the Railway Cammlsslon,'a1_1_d_ his determination to take the publ.l_o'i>_1atforru in strong oppo- sition to the Grand Trunk Pacific deal, is

greater than ever here, and from all quarters despatohes come pouring in showing how this news has shaken the political world from seaboard to sea' board.

MANY nmvioas Arnoar.

Wild runiorsabout Mr. Blair‘s inten-

;.~,-,. " . PRINQE .EDWARD isis _Nn, causes, SATURDAY. ocroBsR'22,19o4. - ..-..'.,».

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Blalfs lS'<il”¢ Odiect to Kill the Grand Trunk lla'-3 .

-Will g Lead the ,

tions continue, and represent an attempt to off’-set thc tremendous effect of his course. g

These rumors can be met by a very

simple announcement. It is this:

'to naar 'rua ti. 'r. P.

Mr. Blair wants nothing from any party

or any corpofatlon. , .He is out to beat the Grand1Tq1nk Pacific deal. That is his sole object. `

He was its original and most formidable

opponent, and he steps from oliicc to head the great movement against the G. T. P., which is now engaging attention through out Canada.

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EDITOR’S MAIL. A

A TREAT FOR CITIZENS. .

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I Sm.-I had the pleasure of hearing Dr Sperry this evening lin the Y. ‘_M. C. A. Hall. Everything he said was scientifi- iically correct. If his suggestion shall be carried out immense bencilt will result- His exposure of the common evils of the present day was pungent and tri1e.l give it`as my opinion that this one lecture if

Davis it Lawrence Cc., Ltd., Montreal, _Q - 4

elt Boots

Women’s Felt Elastic side 680

Womei.’s Felt Don-

gola.Goiosl1rd $1.30

Woinen’s Felt Bus- klns 50c

Women’s Felt }§us- ius Goloshcd, 680

Infants’ Felt Boots 25c

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perior 680 AT

‘Eldora, Capt. Stacey, which left this port

properly attended will do more good than all the lectures and discourses I have heard in Charlottetown in ,the past live years. His remarks hit the nail every time. No reform can be effected either in individuals or communities unless the existimz evils be fearlessly and thorough- ly exposed. This Dr. Sperry does. The Y.M. C. A. people lshould eifgage the new Markct Hall so as to give all the people ‘an opportunity to hear Dr. Sperrv.

Youas, `

Don'ls For Young lliolhers.

Don‘t nlve baby a sleeping draught

soothing mixture or opiate of any kind except the ordero a competent doc-

that all so called soothing mixtures con- tain dangerous opiates. fyour child is restless give it Buby’s Own Tablets, as

they are absolutelyé harmless and in a natural way promo health-giving sleep.

ment of bal>y's bowels in diarrhoea except on the advice of a doctor. Feed the chi d

sparingly and give Baby`s Own Tablets to e cause the bowels of irritating secretions. C Keep the abdomen' warm. This treat- D mont will cure dlarrho D.. l ~

torture. Baby`s Own Tablets have a gen- tlelaxative action and never falle to cure constipation. Mr... J. 9. oiiiy, .Heather-um, %\.e.,

says: “I have used Ba.by’s Own Ta lets for stomach and bowel troubles and have alwa. e found them a most satisfactory

Don’t fail to hoes Baby`s Own Tablets B

in the house. Sol b medicine dealers or

get Williams Medicine Co., Brookville, a

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SCHOONER LOST.

lloirrli SYDNEY, Oct 10 -The schooner i

_ _ F. P. Taylor. *

tor who das seen the child. Remember .l

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“ Mr. Russell has bought the Herald."

uardian representative and others were thus forced to withdraw.

Shortly after the chairman of the Police ommittee and another councillor ap-

Before commencing the proceeding the oggterin the even,"

Don`t live a young clgild harsh cathar- “

DESTROYED BY FIRE.

SHsr.nvvxLr.i-1, Ills., Oct. 10.-The

melllbllw.” Middleswork Chlldren`s|l{ome wasldiil

troycd by ilrc and although the flames

by nm" at 25 cm,” 03,0, by Wrmng the were discovered while the children were

sleep all but two were rescued.

WANTED -A case of headache that

____ Kumfort Headache Powders will not cure n ten minutes.

with coal for Newfoundland is ashore at Y "v""_*

Carbonnear. The crew are saved and

__ 4 I about hall the cargo will he saved. Consignmenls Solicilcd Prompl Returns

Now is 'rr-iii: 'rim-:

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JOHN DAIS

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Wliolcsalc Commission

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MONTBEAI., Oct. W).-The Montreal Thus another_'leading Liberal journal

Herald makes the following announce- changes into thoindcpendent column Mr 0 0¢f_ 21, Old; Kohinoor, Deagle, Picton; ment in large type In a conspicuous Russell’s list now includes La Press and

place on its front page z The Herald, Montreal, The Telegraph and

The Evening Times, St. John.

THE coRoNER's JURY

siiii iN session

V -_*__

The corouer`s jury holding the inquest reply was “Strictly p,.i,,Me’~

on the murder of Harriet Vvarren met The deliberations proceeded for some again last night in the Court Room fronr time and evidence was given bye. number elght tm e1¢ve,_,_ of witnesses but nothing material came

Nothing new came out but undoubtedly

the extraordinary caution being taken to prevent the proceedings being known are for a purpose and the public must not

eured and were‘a little indignant at the be surprised should some startling :leve- nusual secrecy., They sent word to the lcpments be the outcome of the deliber-

tics, such as castor oil, which gripe and coroner asking for admittance but tlicntions.

STRAI D HIS BACK.

Kidney Troubles Resuited-Dodd's Kid~ ney Pills Cured Them.

Mmmsv Hannon Scum, P. E. I., _O09 17--(Special)-Hurt through strain ing his hack wiiii lifting, Mr. William Shnram, general nrekeeper here, got so weak be could hardly hold up, To-day he rejolces in good , and he has no hesitation in say ng "Dodd`s Kidney Pills cured mc."

“I strained my back while fting," Mr.l

Sharam says, "and it brought on Urinary and Kidney Trouble. I got so weak I ai- most fainted. After using ten boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills I can sleep in peace, and my old trouble has vanished."

Urinary troubles are caused by had kid.

nays. That's why Dodd`s Kidney Pills always cure them.

ill

ONIONS.

The most wholesome vegetable is

threatened with famine prices. The Is- land, other provinces and United States not one half a crop; prices will be away up ln the near future. Montreal the centre from which moat of our onions come haae practically none to offer,

We have however secured 125 bags of

very line onions, red and yellow varieties, which we offer in the market whole sale and retail at ix reasonable ilgure, for balance of this month.

A few bushels of green tomatoes left,

\q¢,“`¢,¢¢n;pp1|¢.¢gr,|, pure honey from Newson's farm,

cauliflower, celery and a full line of other vegetables at ,Gey’s wholesale and, ‘retail vegetable market opposite Post Oillco Saturday nlgbt special

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COI‘0!1BI‘l‘€f0l'I‘B<i t0 the flwil illilt C0111- councillors came to the building in order

vlalnt had been mode that the inquest to snow their line.-est in the proeesliings was not strictly privut@~tl\ut some had bntiiftertiiey ima consulted win. the

N011 llfilniiliied 00 I1I`€Vl0\!S @V0llilJgS who foreman aud others the reply ivnsasllefore had no ight to he present. He asked the ‘iqtrietly private.” ury to withdraw and decide whether the Timo me secrecy was m,,inmi,,ed and inquest should be private or public. the proceeeinas were conducted only in Tlmy l®i»\l1‘h0fl in ll fG\Vl11ll\\1t0S and the presence of several officers of the

¥`¢P0l`l7"d that U10 il1fl\10Sffll-\\\Sf/ be Strictly Court and the two ,detectives who are

Don't Rive medicine to check the move- grtvatm Several legal gentleman' The now in the city “'°"k'Y\lZ On U10 04188-

discliiirge ii thin fluid, may be made

MONTEAL HERALD ini iliiili i-isis I

CHANGES HANDS in iliiiii iiiiiii

and Went on Track Against Advice of Veterinaries.

MEMPHIS, Tenn., October 18.-O. K. G

Billings Lou Dillon, ,the champion trott- ing xnare, went do\vn to defeat tc<day hc- fore Mnjbr Delmar, owned by E. E. Smi- thers, in the third and last contest for the Memphis gold cup, the feature race of the opening day of tllefourth annual meeting of the Memphis 'frottinpz association. Aft-cr sustaining a terrific pace to the three-quarters pole in the firstmeat on the

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contest, it was apparent that the snare was in had condition and she was pull- ed up, Major Delmar winning in a jog. Despite a critical examination by veterin- ary surgeons who pronounced the mare affected by an ailment known to horse- -` men as the “thumps," Lou Dillon was again brought out on the track by Mr. Billings against the advice of the veterinaries, he announc- ing that, usa matter of form, be would start the mare in the second heat. Maier: Delmar rounded the course in easy time, Lou Dillon following at a sloivlln-ot, Mr, Smltiiers reporting the New York Driv ing club, heooincs the permanent owner of the cup,

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ASKIN THAT BURNS with eczema,

and iscovorcd with eruptions that dis-

smootli and slghtiy with Weave;-’sCeralg, But this external remedy should be used in conjunction with Weavers Syrup.

Mare Was in Bad Conditi' n'

I Breen, Richlbuobo; S. S. City of Ghent,

‘ MARRIED-

Dr. 6ha,se'¢ ointment

§ LORD

nuaD0ss1.o's nezuii..

Loivnozv, Oct. B1.-Lani Dundcnald, ln

an interview, states that the Toronto

Globes charge that lie advocated con-

scription is utterly untrue.

He merely revised the old militia act by the request of the minister, keeping the same principles and introducing n, new obligation fOr adult citizens.

AN A BSURD FALSEKOOD.

He did not recomend a permanent corps

of 5,000. He only gave power to enlist lt ii it is required in future.

The charge that he withed the abolition

-_...__ - Oct, 21, ar.-E M Zellars, Zellars, Luuen-5 burg, N. S.; Kohinoor, Deagle, Plctou;

Blackmore, North Sydney; Mnming- Star, Martin. Richihucto,Electric Flash, Perrin, Sydney, N. S.; Nina Pearl,` Dicks, North Sydney.

Vivian, Garein, Picton; Stewart L.

Mclvlevin, Summerside; Morning Star,_` Martin, Riehibucto; Kilbeel, Bettis, Port Hood; Cyrene, LsBla,nc, Sydney; Cecilia W, Walker, Orwell; Williams, Port Hawkesbury A, Reid, Picton; Mary Mlloonkey, Roonkey, Vernon River Brldge;Lochiel Mchaiue, Pictou; Chief Commander, Langill, Plctou; Baltic, Enman, doo Mary A. Clark, North Sydney; Agility,

Porrior. North Sydney; Brilliant, Bontin North Sydney; Jacques, Murray, North

Stewart L, Brean, Richibuct0;Pariihenia-‘.`

That he Favared flcnsciiifption or%.Rerhianellft' Y ‘Corps 'of 5V,('l`(=)(l_-`-?Elei:`iion the f "1 sa.. c<snr¢;.s¢a an Liberal -lcltiiiet

lliinisler Said to ibe

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of the schools oljnstriseiaion is absurd sd these form an part of his scheme A letter fully explaining-these (acts-'ll

new on its way tp §a_u,adp.

°°¥i“U_P!l9N ' ' . ' Drums, ‘Misha 0ot.'- il--A speelll from `Sault Bid. Marie, lslcb., says that 1-‘. J. Galvin, an employment aillmf- ll N11 Michigan Soo, viho <w|\s charged with complicity lu elution handset the reecm election of C. N, Smith, Liberal 0lll|lflld§W for the Ontario' legislature, has a confession implicating among others a member of the Liberal cabinet.

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iirii1iiv__1iu_sts

‘B0 "Act|vl,' Nstun's Way Well.

Sydney; Three Bells, Murray, North

ney; Katie, Davis, Port Hood; Minnie

Reid, Pugwasb; Mary M. Bl-‘H1013 key, Cause, N. S. Lochell, McLaine, Pic- ton; Chief Commander, Longill, Picton.

sonii.

Inthin city. Oct. Zlst, ta F, and Mrs. "

McDonald, a daughter.

On Tuesday, Oct 18th in St

Patrick's Church, Fort Augustus, by Bev A J McDonald, Francis Joseph Callaghan, to Miss Catherine Ann Callaghan, both of Dromore, also Patrick .T McCarr0n of Auburn, to Miss Bridget Murnaghan of Tnrantuni.,

At the residence of the hriua’s pa.rent,[

Oct, 19th i904, by the Rev..la.s. McDouga” assisted by Rev. D. McLean, Thomas- Bradshaw of Middleton, and Pearl. McFayden of Augustine Cove.

' DiED _

At west Royalty after a month's illnes `

Vlfilliam Snowie, aged 28 years.

At Johnston's River, on October 18th,

of whooping cough, Annie, iniant daughterof Dan and Mary Driscoll, aged 10 months

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