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when she will go to Bermuda, then Portsnouthyhere she will go out of com mission and be assigned to the reserve. According to present report of the dock-

FRIDAY, OC'IOB%, 25, lil.

FEVER THBOLOGICAL STUDENTS _

THB AIRS!-lIl"S PROCRBSb-

successfully performed the feat in which he had before failed, to wing his way from St. Cloud to and around, the .Eiffel

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The Crescent on her retsrnto Halifax _ on Santa., last sum” Dumont

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yard, the Crescent will be replaced on *th stat-ionby the cruiser Blake. The Blake was the largest cruiser that ever visited Halifax excepiltte Diadem and Niobe. ‘

Every Mother

A Doctor

It is an anxious time for mothers

and wet, and come home hoarse and coughing, or awaken in the night vic~ time of deadly croup. Then it is that mothers turn gratefully to Dr. Chase, who, through his great Recipe Book an

ones, too, from suffering and death.

It is truly surprising how promptly

Dr. Cha.se's Syrup of Linseed and Tur- pentlne brings relief when the throat is sore and irritated, when the cold is tight in the chest, and the cough pain- ful and distressing. It allays the in- liiainination, heals the sore and torn membranes. soothes the nerves and clears the air passages.

People who know of the singular vir-

tues of Dr. Chase's Syrup of Linseed and Turpentirie do not think of accept--

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` 1. HEARTZ, President `Herchsnxs’

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,ing the cheap substitutes which many lnlggists offer in its place ; 25 cents.

Dr. iihase’s Syrup of Llnseed and Turpentine.

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For ’ This Week 1

We offer a speciwl discount' _

on all Pure Gold Jelly Pow- i ders. 1

Any I'-'lavoring

SI-00 per‘doz.

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with and in fact some people whose houses we have Etted with Hot Water any they would not have any other method now. laybe you are interested

~ in it;

IA! us hear from you.

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Founders. Engineers, Machinists and

Boilermakers.

Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf, Char-

lottetown, RE. Island-

Phone l25~

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Yilllll ATTENTIBN

iswsnted for s few weeks. Big bargains given.

Below we give s few of the many. A chance

of s_ life time.

Eight day half hour striking clocks, oak ca=e

Nicel Alarms, American make, wsrrsntedzfégr

97 cenis.

Waltham Watches in siivezine cases, 7 jewels

8 _

Silver Pickle Dishes $1.99, Butter T ishes Spectacles from io cents np. ‘

Gem Rings (gold)_ from $1 23 up.

Gents watch Chains from 32 cents.

Bangle Rings i9 cents. Slerve Links, Brooches, Stick Pins, Collar

Bnttov=_s_ Bracelets. Lornette Guards, etc. at very low prices. We have a lot of Fancy goods and

Chinaware selling less than cost.5ee ourwindow for bargains, uso Vases, toys, Dolls, etc.

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Opposite P. O. Sunnysifie.

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-:H4118 _Di\'°°wr-QIBJH. Ron.-

Local__Board for P.E»Isiand.

Chen the little ones get their feet cold ‘

The decrease in the number of divinity

students in American and Canadian

colleges has from time to time

formed the subject of newspaper com- ment and has been' discussed at the

annual conventions of various religious bodice. The Fume drift away from the u»ii.i.~iry lim been noted in Great Britain and on the Continent. For

several years lhe Established Church of

England has found its supply of clergy- men growing fcvrer,and not lonsz ago a

famous family remedies has time and Series of lemus was published in the again saved the little ones and older "London Spectator discussing The Dearlh

of Candidates for Holy Orders.

This wide-spread and general experi-

ence of theological colleges and semin~ aries is not to be accounted for by the de~ clension of religious faith. The fact is

that the number of _,honorable ceilings which ayoung man may seek has been greatly iacreasedlu recent years. Form-

erly there were but three learned profes- sions commonly spoken of, divinity, the law and medicine. Now we have in the numberless branches of business a much wider ileld. Engineering alone attracts hundreds to one or other of its subdivis-

ions, civil, mechanical ,hydraulic or electri- cal; mining, mauufacturing,archrit»ecture literature, journalism and art each offer

their prizes of good positions or remuner- ation to those who possess the requisite

attainments. Science has enormously en-

larged the field of medicine and surgery. In fact all other professions have widened their field while of theology 8lone little more is known or taught than was known and taught hundreds of years ago.

It is easy to see that the iield for

occupation for learning and talent has been so much enlarged that the Gospel

ministry is not perhaps so eagerly sought

for as a life calling as it was at a. former

period. Possibly this may even be a blessing in disguise. Men of the best talents will still' enter the ministry when impelled thereto by a strong sense of duty, and these are obviously of the class most desirable and most likely to be useful. Nor is there yet. any notable dearth of ministers in the world. There

are still about as many ministers in most

countries as there arechurehes seeking pastors and willing to maintain them. It can hardly be desirable that there should

be a very considerable over supply. In fact the universal law ' of supply and flemandmust apply to the teachers of

religion as to those in other life callings.

___¢-#_ The tarid adopted by the new Common- wealth of Australia is a highly protective one-not so high ss that of the United

States but higher than the Canadian tariff. Oznitting those on tobacco and

aloohol,itis said the remiining duties average30p'-r c-ent. Thisgmust have 8

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bearing on fur trade Fictions with Australia. liff-\H"hf‘iiuim\ of the far Southern Provinces uns’ tlfected New South Wales was practically a free trade country and her products came within the pale ofthe preferential tariil’ in this country. New South Wales has no longer

Commonwealth which has apparently

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CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS.

(Corrected every Tuesday.) -

Beef (quarter) per lb . . . . _ ... _ .0 Beef (sma.ll)per lb . _ . . . . . . . __ .

Chickens per pair .... . _ . _ _ Eggs . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Fowls per pair . . . . . _ . . . . . . __ _ Flour per cwt _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . ._ . Oatmeal, new, per cwt. Hides per lb . . . . . . . . _ . . . .._ Hay per cwt . . _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . __ _ Straw . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . .. _ Oats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _. . . . . . . . . Beeis, per doz.... ,.... Pork . . . . _ . . . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ Potatoes . . . . . . . . . Mutton per carcass ......... . _ Onions perpound . . . . . _ . . . . .. _ Carrots, per bunch ....... _ Lettuce ner bunch ......... . . Cattle Dressed ............ _ _ Cauliflower ............ . .. _ ._ _ Cabbage . . . . . . . . . . _ Celery . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ Cucumbers . . . . . _ . . . .. squash ....... . . .... . tomatoes lb............. Turnips. bus . . . . _ . . _ . . . . . ._ _

glumsi .... _ ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _ arsn ; ....... _ ... . ....... ..

Corn, £3 . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . .. .

....... _ _ Ducks,pair......... _ _ Radishes ....... . _ . _ _ . _ _

Red Cabbage

Dukof P. E. I., Civtown.

'» H- AITKEIE of Messrs.; Csrvell

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301'- rRoW,8B.

Harbor. _

Ioneagmik sims lice

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Butter (fresh) per lb . . . . . . ._ . "

m'bbo DEN S 3§S 8$§ 3 SSS $38 o ooo oem 3\$§§ §§g

o:o`o 288 SSS' coo ESE

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tower in Paris and return. The distance between the two points is four ands quarter miles, and the round trip necessarily covered nine and li halt miles. Dumont is reported tohave made the trip to the tower with the wind in his favor, and returned against the wind making the entire distance in 30 minutes.

five nine to ten miles an hour. Dumont

about 12 miles against the wind.

This is very wonderful, if true, demon-

the air in aoonsiderable breeze.Lppareni.ly l.lumont°s sirship could make some pro- gress even sgainsta20 knot wind. Of course he would be comparatively helpless in a gale or a squall, but if he

conditions he has achieved s notable

perfected in the near future, andmay be

accepted ten years hence as a matter of

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'I OTAL DEATHS. 2,4li.

LONDON, October 21.-A governmen

whites in the concentration camps in

been: Men, 119; women, 318; and, cliildre 1,964.

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laying the foundation for years nnhs Wh th ba k sch

when there is irregu ty or any o

womanly ill then e first duty a wcias owcstoherself isto ind s curefor her ai1m°nts

The use of Dr Pierce’s Favorite

scription in cases of womanly

will imnre a prompt retsgoiutipiigdtg sgtun health It regulates e pe ops unhealthy drains, heals indsmmation and ulceration, and cures female weak ness. It makes weak women stro

sick women well `

Sick women are invited to consult Dr.

Pierce, by- letter, free of charge. correspondence absolutely private and consaenrui. in an uw.-ry ygars and over of 'medical practice Dr- 1’1¢f¢¢»

byhissta ciixearlysscoreoi cians, has treated and cured more half s million women?"

R. V. Pierce, Budalo; N. Y. kt n ` lines to-ds te on °==..°I'."‘“.e‘.‘*"*’°i-"'f.°Z°“.-.'°i'_.'.i." °s.:i~'s.'=-.153 va -fifegihga new wmfk 1 u»i¢°&¢v¢mi

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‘Golden Medical Discovery.' I have uohesd-

ache ngdvr, and no more psii; gi 3: be.a.rin‘ ownpain nyinore. n _ _ is no medicine like'Dr. Pierce’s medicine.”

Dr. ,Pierce’s Common Sense Medical

Adviser, in paper covers, is sent _/he on receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay ex-y

use of customs and mailing only. Ad-

§§essDr. R. V.Pierce, Budiilo, N. Y.

a tarid’ for itself but is merged in the big H __________,_ ___,,_ __...__;..

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The reports tell that there was a breeze of

appears to have made a speed of30 miles _ ,lan hour while going with the wind and

Btrating the praoticability of navigating

has mastered the ordinary fair weather

victory. The airship will be more fully

course as much as the automobile is today.

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paper issued shows that the number of

South Africa is: ' Men, 17,070; woman, 38,- 022; and children, 54,386. The deaths have

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entirely from the heat Nova Scotia wool,

' by the Knitting Hills Co.._thc

manufacturers of high-ciawssknit

un erwéarin Canada: they guarantee them tous; we in turn guarantee them to you in the only way that is worth considering- “Your money back .if they shrink." Get the sine that its you and they will outwesr.»anv.o_ther goods on the market and always be

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