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We have alarge supply of

GEM JARS and astbe pre- serving season is now on. will sell especially low `

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~ our husineslms been so great for » putfewmonthsithasbeen almostim-

'ble to turn out our orders on time.

The question naturally arises. What is the reason ofao great a ru.sl_i? The

reason is plain, our plant is iiited throughout with the tat Modern Machinery and employing none but Bret class workmen. We are in a better position to turn out work in a satisfao mry manner thlsaagy mher estao1xsh~

ment on P. E-

We have the facilities nd know how

to execute the work.

Give usa trial and be convinced of

the merits of our work.

Bruce Stewart 6: Co.,

F d , its and

ladlmier-maek“eri?i;

Steam Navigation 0e's Wharf, Ciar-

Iottetown, P. B. Island-Phone rag.

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Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes.

Sponeoe- _

Rubber,G,_9ods. etc.

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values.

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ascordanee with the following provision of the constitution ofthe United States:

'. .»

In ease of the removal of the _President

from oiiiee, or-of his death, resignition, or inability to discharge the' powers and duties of the said amos, 'the same shall devolve on the Vine heatdant/etc.

On assuming the omce of President Mr.

Roosevelt has taken the oath of ofilos and must eali a session of ` Congress, giving twenty days’ notice. The membersof the present Cabinet will tender their resigna- tiona and the new President may re- appoint them, or one or more of their number, or may in his discretion choose amsntircly new =Sabi‘net. In all where a Vice President has thus succeed-

ed to the Chief Magiatracy he has lived out the balance of the term,_but provision is also made for the death or disability of a Viee President who so succeeds. In the ease of the death of Hr. Roosevelt before the expiration of the term the Seoretaryof

State would become President. The next

no order or osooouioi. would bo the Secretary ofthe Treasury, the of War, Attorney General, Postmaster General, Secretary of the Navy, and Secretary of the Interior.

It will thus beseen that the succession

is fully provided for, so as to prevent the _ poooxbusty or s sl-oar io un odmiouu-oovo

hcadship of the nation. The provisions last above cited did not exist in the Con- stitution but were enacted by the Forty-

and dangers which had arisen.

.._.....¢__.

The supposed complicity of Emma

Goldnian in the murder of the President rests in the drst plaee upon the statement ofthe, murderer himself. He ha s told that he heard ber lecture in Cleveland. and sho “son mm oo an” Swish nor tooomog that all rulers ought _to be extreminated. Cauigosz and Goldman are known t0 hare motalso in Chicago. and in Pittsburg 'on August 18 the woman was known to have been met by a young man bearing a strong resemblance to Czolgosa. What further evidence the police may have has

not yet been disclosed.

This morningi Premier Farquharson

will _forward the following despatch ‘V to Washington:

Cnannorrrrown, P. E. I.

p Sept. 14, 1901.'

To Hou. Joint Har, ' .

Secretary of State, Washington, Universl sorrow and sadness prevails in Prine e Edhard Island in consequence of the sad and tragic death of your belov- ed Presidant. Our hearts go out in sympathy for you as a nation, our tears

mingle with yours on this solemn occas- ion.

May a kind Providence sustain and

, watch over Mrs. McKinley _‘in this the hour of her deepest grief. On behalf of our people.

D. FsRQUHA1tsoN

PREMIER.

--1|*-1_1 ` ""'~1_' _

MR. Stanislaus Blanchard leaves to-day

one brief visit to the Magdalen Islands.

Rev. Frank C. Kelly, of La. Peer, Mich. is visiting his native city. Father Kelly will lecture on “Joan of Arc.” to-morrow night. '

Mr. J. F. Egan, Montreal, assisted the

choir of St. Dunstan’s Cathedral at High Mass yesterday, singing with imuch acceptance.

Mr. Ewen McKinnon, New Glasgow,

Hunter River. .

Frank Nelson, returned from New

PKGC.

odist and Zion churches, the services

the death of the late President eulogizxng hi

_ out “ was

_meer During “Asleep an

N. S. came to the city on Saturday even- ing and yesterday drove to his home in

Whatcom, Wash. by Saturday’s express, having spent a week visiting the Pan American. Mr. J. P. Nelson and wife went to N. Y. City to take in the yacht

TOUCHING references were made in the

1 :lim rent churches yesterday to the late President McKinley. In the First Meth-

were particularly impressive. At St. James’s church yesterday morning, Rev. T. F. Fullerton preached an eloquent- sermon taking hlseftext from Sam. 1:14, “Thou wastnot afraid to Stretch forth thy hand to destroy the I.ord’s annolnted’

rf* -- f 3-: The preacher made specialreference to

McKinley,

young men who fell ~ in the_~ North West ` Rebellion ot 86. west ws arrive at our _destination at Napinka, avery busy little town, which has three main elevators, that are now buzzing from early more till _lata at night. This section of southern llanitbba is 'a great wheat growing country and has immense erops of wheat this season. Its yield is estimated from 85 to 40 bushels totheacxe. Farmers who some tothis section of the counti-y_about ten years ago, with nothing one might say, to start out on. have now line farm buildings with farnrmaebinery and the _ best horses and cattle that can be found, inthe west, or perhaps all that one could wish for. ` T I . .Thqonttins of the wheat is pretty well through now and threshing has 'lust got thoroughly under way. There are alot of steam threehers out here now, more have - been imported this year tban_ ever be- , fore. The greater number are purchased in Ontario, some, however, are from the United States. "

A _twenty-dve horse power thresher will threah about 2,000 bushels of grain, and thatis counted a good day’s work, working from 7. a. in. to. 7.3) p.a\. ,_The number of hands required to run this machine are 25. Threshing generally lasts welion in November, butas there are a larger number of machines used this season than before,.it is expected to bb through earlier if the weather keeps dry and tins as it iaat present. `

This is the county for anyone who has

a desire for farmland which aan-1 .be had at $10 an aero. in quarter sections, half \aections,et.e.`Qua.rtar sections consist of ld) acres and can be bought at reasonabli terms. » ` »

ninth Congress tomcat tho new conditions ” T0 hire br the month laborers sat from

85 to 845s month. By the day to work on farm they get $1.50 per day; to work on thrcsher,pitchers get$1.50 to $l.75;Engiueer $8,50;Firemcn $2.00, and stock teams $3.50.

Canes CLUB Portman.--Last Saturday

evening a number of citizens formed ‘s Chess Club. The meet.-inn was heldiin the

Y. M._C._ A.'Parlors. Hr. L. W. Steins kindly acted as chairman of the meeting and allpresent, as well as several ‘others unavoidably absent were in sympathy with encouraging the "Royal Game" in Charlottetown this winter. Those present were in favor of making thifsubscription, or membership fee as low as possible, and it was decided to make this $1.00 to cover expenses. All members and visitor will have the privilege of going in and having aquiet game _ Vijlerl the opportunity suggests itself. The weekly eluh night

willhe Thursday et"ening and all *who n_l_'e

like toJoin the club, are invited to the club meeting next 'lhxuisglnyy evening. implements of wa:fsre‘wiii 'bc `_in"ba'ttle array at8 p. m., and the' infantry will march out IP. to K‘s. four immediately. After considerable business routine, the following oiiiccrs were 'elected for the ensuing season; _

W S. Louson.-President.

Prof. Jordan.-Vi :e.President.

` Mr. L. C.Worthy.-Sec. and Treas.

The club extend aeordial invitation to all who are interested in the game to attenf: the club next Thursday evening at the M. C. A. n.t8 p m.

ill BALANCE S

(if BIEAUI

Is often very much _against the wife. Her strength is un- dermined, ahe loses

d sl 1 lg;-kb and hfimig

an courage ow awa ni er. Gradually the cogiradeship hi husband l and wife is broklen up. At first he takes his solitary Kleasuree reluctantly, bil* late: he y seems to remember the olddaysoverwhichhiawifeinher weakness mourns daily. l ‘ 'Women who ind their health fdling, and womanly ailmentafaaten-ing on them, *should promptly begin the use of Dr.. Pierce’s_Favorite Prescription. It c_or- rects irregularity, dries the drains which weaken women, heals indemmation and ulceration, andcuresfemale It makes weak women strong, sick women wel1._Sickwomenareinvited_to_00tl€\1li

Dr. Pierce, ig letter, free. A_ll corres- pondence h d as strictly private Md sacredly conideiitxal. Address Dr. R. V. 1 Pierce, Bn5alo, N. Y. ' ~

greetsnferer feta well-

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Wash dar is-éaoffiina nomo.

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‘ We are daily-receiving i1..m»rin_g`oompliment_s_ on ,our low and

interested in the game. and~w_ho would

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HIS is one ofthe best equipped

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