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POLITICAL MEETINGS.

M ietingi oi the Electors ol E_‘.\sl

Queens will be held ax the following times and places tn which Alexinilei Martin, I-Isq., the Opposition candidate. is respecffully iuviles. _ .

llracltley Point lt-md. Iiifflngmn

Hall, Wednesdiy, O-t. 17, at 7 p. U1-

Rusti<0_ lliuk liill, Thursday, 0.11-

18 at T p. m. _

Litilg York illll, l"l`ld.i_V, (Mi. lg St 4

P. ill. _ _ `

ll Jveheafi \\ tsl.. 5. 'l1O ‘-l lIiOl.lS€,§.llLll`-

dav.1l-.:t.20 at T p. ul

Tracadie Cross. ,\`c=oolho;ise, Min

dar-_ Oct, 22, a* T p lu.

Fort Xigiistiis, .\I inaghan Roid

School. 'l`ne.<d:i_-._ ijt. '23, at T p. ul.

Pownal Iliill, \\'ednesda_v, Oct. 21.

at T p. ni.

Lake Ver-le. S ihoolliouse. Thursday.

Oct ‘I-5. :lt T p. in.

Uigg Hill. i`rida_r. l)_~t. '26, at T pnii. Q,l»,1»n`a, .\':`:ioclhouse, Siturdayi

Oct. 27. at ‘2 p. m.

Grand View, Sstonlhouse,

Ott QT, sit T p. m.

Iildozi llall, .\I)uday, Oct. 29

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flelle liver, .\`_~'loolhouse,

U t 30, at T p. ul.

.‘-lllsown ilwss lli.l. Tiursdiy. .\`o~.'.

l. -t 'Z p ni. "“

.\l. ll. _\`o:th liifl. 'l`iiursday, Niv. l.

at T p n.

Sitarday.

, at T

i 'l`tle;.iay,

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Glen \\'l5_I:\.1l Hal.. hfldly. LDV. 2.

at p. iii. Murray River llill, Fudiy, Bev. 2, al 7 p. ul.

ll gh

if p. in.

“focal lsfxud ll -ll S _luzd -yl NOT. I7

at 7 p. in.

ll. A. Til l{l.\`.\`t`i.\'.

If i._ir:1l (find ilite

_-'~.` X _‘-llriiti me <‘ .nservstive t` iii

didale, will be present at the above mee mas.

UST. lr "JV Wid.

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Pollllcallleellngs-

Meetings of the electors of the riding

of I§ing‘s will be held at the fill-swing limes and places, to which the opposi- tion candidate is respccfully invited;

St Columbo, Tues, Oct.16, at 7 p.m. Kingsboro, Wednes. " 17, ~ °‘

Ssuris, Thursday, °‘ Mi nticillc, Friday, H St. Peter"~, Monday, “ Morell, Tuesday, .~ Baldwin‘sRoad,Wtd, “ Summerville. Thur. -° (hrcigan Bridge,Fri, H

Heiiherdile. Mon. °' ‘~ Lower Montagne,Tues, Oct.30.7 p.m. Georgetown. Wed, “ 31# -‘

` Dundas, Friday, Nov. 2, “ “

Bed House, Situr, “ 3. " °‘

J. J. HUGHES.

Liberal Candidate.

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u l a Political Meetings.

hleetings of the Elec‘ors ot East

Queens will be held at the following times and plices to which Alexander Herrin, Esq.. the Opposiiion candidate. `a respectfully invited :_

“Wnsioe Roid, New Hall, Tuesday, )ct. I6, at 7 p. m.

Brackloy Point Road, Harrington

Hall, Wednesday, Oci. 17, at 7 p. rn.

Ruslico, Bank Hall, Thursday, O;l.

18 at 7 p.m.

Little York Hall, Friday, Oct. 19 al. 7 ' . m. P Covehead West, Sei'-o ilbouse, Situ!- day. Oct. 20. at 7 p. m.

Tracadie Cross, Schiiol'nouse.Monda.y, Oct. 22, at 7 p. m_ _

Fort Auguslus. Monaghan Road

Schtol, Tuesday. Oli. 2_3, at 7 p. m.

Pownal Hill, Wednesday. Oct. 24.

ati' p. m.

Lake Verde, Schoolhouse, Thursday,

Oct. 25,at 7 p.m. _ _ _

Uigg Hall, Fiiday,O.il. 26, at 7 p. in. Caledonia. Schoolhouse, S.tB!dny1-,

Oct. 27, at 2 p. m. `_,,,; .Zi “

Grant View, S:ho-. lhouse, S1f.urday,._

Oct. 27,at 7 p. in. _

i-:iii-on mil, 1iionday,osi. 29, ai73l

P. ID. 3

06'. 30, at 7 p. m.

Milzown Cross Bala, Tunrsday, Nov.

1, at 2 p. ni.

M. H. North Hall Thursday, Novel.,

at 7 p. nr. ‘ --‘ '

G' en William _ Hall, Fiiday, Nov. 2,-

ft 2 p. in. '

Murray Rivet Hall, Friday, Nov. G2 "

Belle River, S.-bo..lhouse, Tuesday.;

at 7 p. m I '

High Bank Hall, Slturday. Nov.3, at

72 p. m. _ ~_ _ ' e I

Wool 'Illlands`f_Hall. Saturday, Nov.”

3, at 7 p.m. ,

_ 7'- ` D. A. MAo_l§'l1¥NoN,

' Liberal Cindidate.

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POLlTl(lAL MEETINGS

Keetings et the Electors ol Eist

Queens will be held at ite following times and places to which D. A. M: Kronos Esq. the Government Candi- date is respectfully invited.

Vernon River Bridge Hall, Oct. 31st,

at 7 p. m,

Murray Harbor Scuih Hall, Nov.6th,

UL 7 p. m.

St. M-iry’a Iloal School House

guest Mahar’a Come) Nov. 5th, at 7 - in.

ALEX MAnTiN,

Conservative Candidate.

fldlwwtid _

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Why if Wal).

A shoe that -has won the

‘ highest award at the Paris

VVorld’s Fair ought to be gO0d enough for a. lady to wear-

Beauty, comfort, _Sfy‘\¢» aP'

pearance and durability are tbe» points that won the gold meddle

Its price and value make`it

the choice of thousands of ladies who know how to dress taste- fully and comfortably.

$3.00 and $4.00 per pair.

i I Limited, Toronto.

I D. K. Curries Bookstore. ' 23 31

-.._/- 5.

E The rooster was moved in yesterday. il '

Made by The J. D. King Co., `

wiesiiaini

_ CAPITAL

Suinmcrsldc and _Prince

I County News e

Mrs. Tlios. Glover returned Tuesday

from ii. visit to Providence, R. '-I,

Mr. I-`re<lPet.crs shipped three hand- oine horses to New Brunswick yester-

_ diiy morning.

1i`n1-:sn Holland |bulbs, hyacinths, cro-

cusses, tulips, easter lilies, now open at

The Liberal committee rooms hnvc been

opened in tlieistore formerly occupied by Messrs J. McKenzie and Co,VVater Street.

Tm; Sydney morning Postjust received

___stat.e.~l that Mr. Frank Compton of Sum-

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’WANI`S. LUSTS. FJUNU. EIU

fn le.irii the ilrzig liusiiiess. AXJDIY :ill writing: to P. O. liox out). 24 tt

I LET.--'l`lie ilcsiralily situated ldwelling house on Grafton Street. west. lately occupied by Mr. Duncan McLean.

titted with ti tirst-class bath-room,_sewei~ age and all other modern conveniences.

Rent moderate. Apply to Thomas Camp- bell, Richmond Sc. est. Zdtf

A reliable man with good address

wanted in Charlottetown and vicinity to canvass, employ sub-agents and re_com- mend ether agents for an established wholesale and uianufncturing house sell- ing a full line of articles of daily consump- tion direct to consumers at wholesale prices. We also 'have other territories open. _Permanent position. Salary or commission. Samples free or returnable. No security or capital required. \Vrlte quick. Cooper, Drawer. 031. L0nd0§;?vl-~

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wawren-at sydney, G. B.. 209 labor-

erers to work on sewers, to which we will play 15 cents per- hour.-J. Ia. Mc- Donad Sc Tliomasi Cooke, Coup(-_a_§:_tc_l__rs.

T0"I.'E'l‘.-On Grafton Street. opposite ,

P. W. College,a cottiipe, containing seven rooms. Apply next oor. 19 tf

ivaurno to me-'rwo or iiiree i-00.1.8 ii a private family in a central part of the city. Applyat. this pliice. _ ll tt

T0 LET.-Dwelling house on. .Kent

Street, adjoining resi ence of Dr. Kelly. Apply on premises to F. F. Kelly.-11 tf.

TO BU TCHERS- AND OTHERS.-Ice wholesale delivered or at warehouse at moderate rates. .Apply to H. C. Douse, East Royalty, or Geo. Roper.-21 tf.

WANTED.-Gin for general house

work. Good wages. Apply tohirs. Fred. Perkins, Brighton Road. 6tf

WANTED-A girl for general house-

work. Must be well recommended. Good wages paid. Apply at. this oflice. 22 eod tf `

\v_.i_N're:n__i i.e_;f\~~ir,ii fair eiiueniioii,

with corichhouse and stable. House is,

mcrsirle has' taken clizirge of the bicycle business of Messrs DeWitt. and McKinley of that town.

A nicetiiig will be held this evening at

S o`clock ili the Liberal coliimittee rooms for the purpose of organiizlug ii. Young Liberals Club. _A fiill attendance of young and old is requested. .

Tim Barquentine Picton, Olsen, master

iinished londinsr oats at Summcrside on Tuesday and cleared yesterday for Great , Britain. She mms 35,000 bushels oats, loaded by Messrs. Richard, of Bideford.

THE Farmer of this week suggests that

lwind power be utilized for the propcs.-ii I Suniiilerslde water works, and remarks: “ We know of no place where the wind can be better relied upon,for where itmay liiirdly ever be said to fail than on the hill overlooking the town of Summerside.” The suggestion is no doubt a good one, but if the experiment is going to be tried at all let it be tried right now before the election'-avhen there is plenty of wind. 4 -4 --i__

Dizzy Spells i and Headache

leak, lervoiil. and lili Down, would

Shake with lleriieuanoaa-A Terrblo one-A lemarliahle clan.

Mrs. Chas. H. Jones, Plercetoii, Quo..

writes:-“ For years Ihave been' A great sufferer with my hurt and nerves. I would tako shaking spells and at dizzy, ,swimming feeling would come (Neg me. Night /titer night I would

never close my eyes, and my head would ache as though lt would burst. At last I had to keep to my bed, and

though my doctor attended me from fall until spring, his medicine did not help me.

“I have now taken uve boxes ot

Dr. Chaae's Nerve Food. and tt has done me more good than I ever believed a medicine could,do. _Words tall to ex- press my gratitude for the wonderful cure brought about -by this treat- ment.”

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food makes pale, weak, nervous men, women, and chll-e dren strong, healthy, and happy. In pill form, 50 cents a box, at all dealerl, or Edmiinlon, Bates & Co.. '1'_oi-onto. -

'._.'>- '~T‘P - - _ -

VVAl\`TED-A neat. intelligent girl to do

housework in the forenoon, and at-tend bakeshop the balance of day Wages $8 a month at first. and '$10 if satisfactory. Apply to S.M.McVVilIiams, 208 Mcrrillmc Street, Newburyport, Mass. 4 tf

_ TO Iil3:T#T`he dwelling house on Prince

Street, at present occpvpied byjilr. James Unsworth. Apply to . W. \Vellner. 22 tt To LET.~-Thar desirable dwelling on Kent St., opposite Prince of Wales Col- lege. newly heated with hot air. goo_d__ bath-room, hot and cold water. electric light and sewerage, two kitchens,store- room and pantry, coach-house add Stable in rear, large yard and garden. For par- ticulars ap ly aaa,-h-e_,}_'eside,,n of Charles _ .L.eigh,jr.,<§ills €2__n_gh.`_S___tri-Q-Z() tf _ 'FOR $AE'E‘l,-T'v(%‘_‘_secoiid5hand express waggons--onefiigh and o_neli;eavY» AISO a second-lial_sd»\>uggy,,' ,all negvly painted and in iireii'-%; repairs ' ,AFPIY £0 P- H- Trainor,_224 _ t St!-, Charflhttetown, P. E.I. _ __ `. 15I»f

L - T' _ ' ' ' I e '

TOECENT.-A new dwelling on Kfpg

Square. ` modern improvements, in- cliidi_ng_hot_-iwatei; heating, hot and cold bath-,_sc_wei-age, cospmodipus cellar. All ha_rdwq¢_d_ii_oors do’wnstai.rS,e blinds a_n_d wiglli house. Possession

,van between Feliruaa and May. Rent 755.- Apply.-tq,E.__H.i, _er or_Mrs.I?_fL.

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,_ £,‘_,_`;[i'HosD1l88tl& 8

I WANTED.-By_ one or two young lady

stuigents att su__i_§ablg_dr0oms on cen ra par ,c .*_ . .. box 335. LH; ___;‘ _ 9_tf_

OFFICE TC LET. A comfortable oiiice

in the Stamper Block. Aiiplgetq Pioivse Bras. _ e . §,:j1j`l00- tt

Losr.-a grey .list betweén `tn¢&iii|il

dence of Mr. Clarke, and the W nlljills on Malpefgue Road. _ Finder, ,_ _iqigve at this o ce. ; _;

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To the Elfctora of East. Qiiesn’e:

As it will be impossible for 'me to call personally on each voter, I take this method of olcitirig your vote ,and support. -

The Laurier Government ia' deserv-

ing of your heartiest approval and? it will be :in the interest of this Island to elect members his Lib eral and progressiiie

Thanking -you in ~ e ~ 'lie :ws

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securities th

-left and I am no lonier subject to ‘ bilioiia.

and rnanyother matters ot'inter'ést. etc.,

many -members of 'a_éQ__¢I_'&te_d societies de,

quifed of all -works-.grid any

liable Farm For Sale.

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The subscriber cffsis for sale her

beautiful farm, situated within hall mile of Cirdigan Village.

Tae prop¢r.y consists of 48 acres of land all cleared and in a prime state or I cultivation. Tnisis a very desirable property. having a large and well finished dwelling house, birn, silo,and other outbuildinzs. also on the farm is the Cirdiizan Cieesi Factory, and" within hall mils is a Grist and Siw Mill. .

Ftrterins and full particulars apply

MRSY GEO. D.

C.-rdigan Bridge, Oct

If not sold previously it will- be

c-Eared at public auction, on the premises, on Tuesday, O..-t 30th at 11 i.-'click noon.-Oni 6 ga in th&ir gg, .

f Merci'-iANrs" BANi<`l=R.‘;i1D.’_"’ Mnimisn., o¢t°`i§.§2o_M¢oli1ls and

' barge-

ot defrauding the Merchants Bank- of

Bail placed at $20,000 each, _ 'and asm,‘ accused were unable toiind the ne

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ness, headache an _ stomach aicknefsi Bvhich__f_oi-ridially ;§ta.cked.me 'fi°equent1yei-"‘

ne pi a ose. cents a. box, _ On Saturday next Oct. 27th, in Prince

of Wales College at p. in.. the re lsr monthly meeting of the Women’s Council will be eid, wliere reports of ali"-" nual meeting of National Council at Vic-

toria. B. C., and meetingoof the Interna- tional Council at Paris, 'm the delegates attending will be read, the promotion of a. C.i.na.dian` Historical Society considered. `

the winter's work 0 _.the_Council'-Will 88

can attend for unit is ai strerigth re

~ha_uste_d. _Sleeplessness is one-of the sym- ` ptions ot starved nerves. It in a warning _ of the approachofvnervous prostiation or .pa.raly§is. Donft be terngted to use ee.e.ele..°' °l“e';.Ili....~l “ste “°"°

_gra.ua_w_u

construct lehewaseed nerirewzells-and ` n'

l’ERSONA`I.‘

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D., nsugiu, M. L. A., was in the city

Dr. Jardine, Victoria. W0-S In U11?

yesterday.

Mr. R. C. Goff has returned to the city

after visiting Montreal. -

terests of his printing* house. _ .

Mr. Frank C. Cotton leaves this morn

Vice Admiral Bedford will leave ‘Hall

faicdor Bermuda on the Crescent. Nov.

l Mr. Jack Martin, of the Canada Paper Co., crossed by the Princess yesterday morning.

Mr. "\V. G. McDonald, of Quincy, Mass. is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. T. McLeod,of

the winter. ' i - "

Mr.Johu Ward, representing the Tryon

Woollen Mfg. Co., arrived in the city yes- terday from Eouris. , ‘

will bepleased to know he is out again after his recent illness.

Mr. N. W. Matheson. Whitman, Mass..

is in the city. Mr. Matheson is an Islander, but travels for an American

House.. _ f

Mrs. A. D. Duchc mill, was a passenger by the Princess yestcrday_niorning` to Picton, on a visit. to Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Duchemin

Mrs. and Miss Flanagan, of Moncton,

who have been the guests of Judge and lMrs. Reddin, Prince St., left yesterday or home.

Rev. W. R. Robinson, of Sackville, has

received a unanimous call to the pastorate ot the Gibson Baptist church, Moncton.- Hx. Herald.

Mr. J. Ward, representing the Tryon

WooU,en Mil1s,is at the Revere, returning from the eartern part of the province where he has been in the interests of his firm. ~/

Miss Eliza Gla.rk,of North Carleton, who

his been ,visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A Cameron, ot this city, returns _to her home this morning. Missy-Clark is a

ClTY& COUNTRY NEWS

all ‘

are billed to appearthisevening in Sydney.

MASTER Arthur Hill, Boy Soprano, who has been spending the summer with Prof, ,I Tanton,1eft by yesterday mornings train it for New York.

no American mails or passengers. .-

THE big plant liner La Grand Duchesse

arrived at New York on Friday from Newport, having completed repairs. She will lay up at Red Hook Point. for the

Tim schooner Viola, loaded with oil,

from New York for Charlottetown, put into St. Ma.rgaret‘s Bay yesterday, with her sails blo,wn away, deckload izonc and ' hnll badly strained.-St.. John Star. i'

Tnetriends of Mrs. wiiiiaeid new-.mi '

of Strathcona, Manitoba, will be pleased l

recent severe illness. Mrs. Howard isa.

McAleer

- r took Diane last evening at

McCullouirh recently arrested onac I I the reel °t Mr' 'Ffh .Him *T4*

Cornw ~_f,___ J, rl,d_ilai~.i§;e¢idle ,bf this cit 4"'

w c iEfon_ The brides uncle, Reply- __ J. Howanrf performed the ‘ceremony 'The

f'@@ _ _. *i_¥.¢*h°di°§7¢5_?1!¢l= 5"” S<§°°1..fe; to beds- _ 'i She wl'll’s iiresent to the bride wits a beautiful brass table with onyx top; This morning the happy couple cross by the Princess en route to New Brunswick.

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The vitality of the "blood '_ is soon ex~

"19d&wtd._

tire oeimeii. ~ .aturé'sgreatesiiesi°isuvs,sebumii<-need-”» \ > = *"- ~ f ' - ~ _ i _um i _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ 9°’-lf. le e e ' `

member can t e_D8-rt. in the. ses°sio`ns ot all nervous liilséases ' I .,

-_ _2='»_='»i_ . _ in

yesterday. _ ' K

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ing on return to St. John, N. B. ¢

Bill. _ 'Y' 0- E

this city. ' ~

F Rev. H. B. Morris and vrifeleft yester- ' . ` day for Florida where the? Wm 596141 `

The many friands of Mr. J. T. McLeod,*

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'r was nearly midnight when the ex- _ °»C-35. =';i‘,t '

'press arrived in the city last night. Ow- ing to broken connections there were ` f T23'

Aurmiuo of unusual interest wlllbe - ‘ be '

held at the S. A. barracks tonight when Rev. R. F. Whiston will give an axldress

and he and Mrs. Whiston will sing. The "

public are invited.

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Mr. J. D. Taylor is in Souris, in the in- ec". i' “» ’

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,sister of the late Mrs._Jaines Barclay, and -. _ _-

will shortly go to 0’Leary where she will _ - _

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mistake by calling onqus. _

winter.-Halifax Chronicle. I our sljo-ck e

Kiiltiail" - iiiiiiieii 'ali-`:i»`i§»i canadian

tolearn that she is recoveringgfrom herQ..\...

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- . , __ - , _ H6war'd'S§i1|nd.¢dia.ughter 'I' ' I , 1 "I, Halifax out of $@l000in__connectlo\ wit - yr' 1.. .. \ ' . , L°lNP°N» 0°*--. 23t_-‘Thee elim ty ac- the Montrea.lCold storage Compan_y',w& 3,‘;;€1n";,?' 0;? y°°"dll!B 5° We iskgmiit to committed yesteniayto stand i:ri»:ii'i@{i bridewas sing ffa _“___-of-~ ________ . ergagiize an s_¢i;_l_§,_b_loi'i'_Kresiisi-vii sgqhartn _,next term of court ot the queen’s nh h _ grey’ Ad__mli'l.l Sir Herald. He

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' e aounn nun suansiarism. miss Esther Abuela screens ns

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joints and across- the back. _Bh.eumat" g"°°m° °mpl°7_‘i"°' M°§§§'5' H“"z°4`d 35 YU

using Dr Chase’s idney Liver

remedies did not heigtme and " M9913, °l1¢.f1"-li kb; I . __+ sugpl ,

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BARRISTIRI

Solicitors, Notaries Public

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