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Closingprices Oct- 22-
American Sugar 1`-B3 llerican Steeljand Wire 363 lietican Tobacco 97X' kooklyn Transit 5% an-iingam 12-si Continental Tob. “li ncei-ai steel 39?: Federal steel Pi-id nil Louisville and_Nashville 75 New York Central 133i Book Island 109% St. Paul 1151 Tennessee Coal an-fl Iron 59i 'Union Pac Pr'fd Ili United sims ni. the. as s - - _ _ _-___ - v ‘ - T0 NIM THE ,/_;‘\`\\ IUTHIIU UDIHIXUI _i ,‘,.f" LIKE p
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ioi-IN CHARLTON M. P.
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The Montreal Star quotes portions of
the address recently issued by Mr; John Charlton, MIP. to: his constituents in North Norfolk in which he mildly crit- icises the Liberal Government, and ,ex-
presses his views in independent fashion. Onefpoint of his criticism is that the ex- penditure has been very` large, and while he will not say that satisfactory reasons for it h1;s.c‘not been given, he thinks the
annu§}§i'itlay ought to be curtailed in the futurb, and that the debt ought to be decrezisedyeariy by the amount of our contribution to the sinking funds. \Ve think this view of the case will commend itself to a very large number of moderate
men in both parties.
In regard to preferential trade as ad-
‘vocated by Sir Charles Topper Mr. Charl-
,ton takes the position that while Canada is “not likely to be able to
get preferential treatment for her food products in the British markets, owing
,the relatively small amount of- our trade
could come of a greater effort, and
negotiations with the Mother Country
ienjoyed by the foreign states.” -
Jiri a' lard*
mt. u his party leaders. Charlton was bor
Don’t be deceived is buying CHEAP KEROSENE OIL. The cheapest is not the most profitable. We have the beet American PRATPS ASTRAL OIL and will sell in 5 gal. lots at 22c per gal. Don’u buy from anyoiie else when you cm get the PRAT`l"S ASTRAL from US at that price.
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We do not mean furniture or tinware, but we do mean good, pure groceries and are continu- ally supplying housekeep- ers with the class of goods that makes the members of the family good natured and happy. Our prices are
wirmiv THE KEACH or EVERY wonxmo i~iaN's PuusE.
Driscoll 8|. Hornsby,
Queen St.
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Most Reliable ‘S19
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Place to have your repair work “ done is the place that takes the most interest in your needs.We strive to accmomo-
with us, by prompt attention
and guick despatch of same. ' We ‘ave the reputation of' being ‘O K."_on repair work. Give us a trial and be con-Q
vinced that what we say isa true
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_Foundes, Engineers, Machin- i_sts and Boiler-makers.
bteam Navigation Co's Wharf.
Charlottetown, P. E. l._
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date all who leave any workg
_lgence from the views generhliy held b
3. These are the principal points of diver-
TH3 MILITIA ‘EXPENDITURE
There wssa time when comparatively little interest was taken by the general C
public in the militia service of the coun- try. There was thought to be little need, o: solliers in a country which had en-Q" joyed two or three generations of peace. No fear was felt of foreign invasion and as for internal troubles it had been rare ulasi that the ordinary police of our cities and the few peace oitiicers through-
out .the couw had not proved amply sufficient to maintain oi-der. True, there had been Fenizin invasions, and some trouble with half-breeds in the North-
west, but those troubles were now long ,past and it was hoped would never re- cur. Thcre was even a considerable min-
ority in the country disposed to criticise the militia expenditure as a waste of public money, and among this class there were frequent sneers at the "idle and
useless" displays, and the “play soldier-
ing” as it was called, of the annual camps.
Now all this has _been changed. When the South African war broke out and Britain waslthreatened with foreign interference on many sides; when the disruption of the Empire was seriously
V’ endangered, the martial spirit of the
Canadian people rose with the danger
iwiih thi” ¢0\1Di»1'.Y»" he thinks 11° harm audit became a cause for sincere grati-
lf tude that wehad in~C.inada the nucleus
“Rein ¢l€<=f»°d h° Wm f‘"°" °P°“i“3 of is military organisation which might
_ t'° aid in maintaining the integrity and
secure such trade concessions as “will PM
tus in a more favorable position than that our volunbeen ‘mend their services to so
security of the nation. On every hand
A GR-EAT TRUTH
Y _ ° n otluuised living things, whether he-
1e£l§ to the animal or vegetable kin(-
\ in New In and came dom g°nui§ u|¢m“‘ve‘ th* 'em
'Canada when ten years of age: He WHS ,_ first returned to Parliament in 1872
,turned at last elect.iou by a majority i 514. He is a prominent Presbyterian and has from time to time introduced meas-
pures for the better observance of the Sabbath and for the better preservation
,public morals. In Morgan’s Canadian
‘ him:
“ML Charlton has not always been in
complete accord with his party. He ad- vised an increase of duties in 1876 from 175 to 20 or 22 per cent to provide for de- ficiency in revenue and to satisfy the de- i' mands of the protectionist element in the Liberal party. He voted against his party leader and with the Macdonald Govern- ment on the Riel question and he was one of the “Noble 13" who supported Col.
O'Brien`s resolution in opposition to the Jesuit’s Estates bill."
Sir John A. Macdonald once said of Mr.
Charlton that he was “the most logical speaker and debater in the House." He is an extensive lumberman, conducting business in Ontario and in the states of
Michigan and New York. He wasstrong-
i ing opposed to the imposition of an export
,duty on sawiogs by the Ontario Govern- _ ment, which interfered with his large ex- port business. Mr. Charlton has been one
iof the most prominent Ontario Liberals
outside of the Cabinet, and in recognition of his ability and services was made a member of the Joint High Commission that recently met in Quebec and Wash ingtonvvith' aview to settling thequestions
,at issue between Canada and the United iStates. His published address gives no
,intimation of withdrawing his support
from his party leaders,and his honest crit-
` icisms are likely to prove not worse than ' a neaiehf-.n medicine. -
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It has been suggested that the P. E.
il Island Railway ought to give excursion rates to and from Charlottetown on the
'occasion of the return of our brave volun- i teers from South Africa. Hundreds from all parts of the Island will desire to visit the city and join in the welcome on that occasion and it would seem desirable to
afford every reasonable facility for carry- ing out their laudable and patriotic im-
; pulses.
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EVERY MOVEMENT HURTS.
When you have rheuinatism. Muscles
ite' stifand sore and joints are painful. It does noi 'my to suffer long from this
disease when it may be cured so_pr0m¥tl_y and perfectly by H \od’s Sarsaparilla. his med oine goes rig it to the spot,iieutralizes the acidity of t is blood, which causes rheumatism. ani puts an end to the pain
and Stim1e8S. __
Biuous. ess is cured by Hood’sI-ills. 25
FALL PLUFIS..
We have an extra fine stock of' I
of death and-decay. of disease are often generated
gud wi l' _ the hiunsn system through imper
het _digestion-of food, reducing various
has retained his seat :ver Since. beirut W- poisons wui¢u'scie'ntisis have denominated
° o
lofimines A stomach weakened by abuse
f goged with over eating or over burdened
wi hot bread, toc_ rich or gensy foods or those too highly seasoned, comes weak- ened and fails to thoroughly digest the food. A heavy, eoddeu mass is accumu-
oi - luted_in _the stomach to ferment as the Erst
stepxu-itsdeca, v;n.fff1 1 ' disteud the stouiacgix, undp isooiithgzsbslbbdi until it becomes thin, wegund '
Men and Women of the Time we read of £112 lad corpuscles so ne&sdq'
ea The over disteuded stomach presses upon the heart, and the latter organ is also dis-
turbed through sympathy, the same system of herves being istributed to both organs. Thus palpitation and irregular action of the heart wit itsattendant shortnessof breath, result, and iu_ time, disease of the heart
itsglf is establisgedh . e sesan ot erp@os u from usiadigested, ftfmentiugn msd i ing_ food _nu the stomach the Large, causing headaches, and pain in the.
Y _ Being absorbed into the blood these poi-
sons reach every part and organ of theeys- tem._ The_kidpe(y_s are thereby poisoned, p causing Bright s isesse and diabetes. Fil- tering through the skin, troublesome skin diseases oneu show themselves.
Every organ and every nerve, depending
as they do for their nourishment and renewal upon the stomach, weak digestion shows itself not alone in loss of appetite and ilcsh, but_ also in nervousness, debility, bad complexion and many other derange-
meuts. _ _
Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery
tones and _regulates the stomach; stimu- lates the digestive Juices; invigorates the torpid liver; promotes intestinal strength; clears bilious poisons and diseased germs out of the circulation; gives the blood- making glands keen assimilative power, and furnis_hes Nature with the fresh, abund- ant nutrition out of which she manufac- tures iirm flesh. strong muscles, clear skin, I healthy lung tissue and nerve-fiber, and gives sound, enduring, active energy to the whole system.
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and Low Prices meet.
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lest you forget we make and sell
The Best Cough Cure,
T he Best Emulsion, __ '
_ The Best Beef, iron and Wine, i
The, Best Quinine Wine on the O
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Wekeep ever 'th`n ' ° the household iii oiirgliiigu require In
Grippe Cures L' ' L_, P1 g Kidney i>ii1s,l.iv¢`i”fii'ix§.;i¢. as ers' u t b '
W1 s now-a ottle of our Quinine
i_ne _would do you no end of g_>od_As
an invigorating tonic it has no equal.
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llionday, August. 20m lnsi
N At 9.30 a. m. A thorougb__and :practical trainingis given in the following; Book Keeping; Commercial Law. Arithmetic,
I Penmanship, English Correspondence, -
-_ I Business Methods, Shorthand, Typewrit-
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to the ends of/ the earth, if needs be, to
they were no mere “play soldiers," but men of patriotism and courage, willing-to perlltheii: lives for the maintenance of British rule and the free institutions under which we live. Nobiy have they proved their courage, endurance and worth on many ii well-fought field, on inanya wearisomc march, and amid the greatest privations, making a record /of which not only Canada but the Empire is proud.
The events of the past year have not
only roused the martial and I patriotic spirit of the Canadian people but have
produced the settled conviction that. the defensive for/ces of the country must be maintained. Well-considered preparation for war affords the best security for
peace, and this fact has come to be realiz- ed in Canada. Thecountry now heartily approves any judicious expenditure for the better arm ingjequipment and drill of our volunteers. In this line it the en-
largement and improvement of the Drill Shed in Charlottetown for which a con- tract has been let to Messrs Lowe Brot- hers. The contract is in good hands and the much-needed improvements when completed will be _heartily welcomed by our citizens soldiery. Never before was sthgprestige of our volunteer forces so
high, nor the feeling of esteem and regard ofthe entire people toward them so warm andgeneral asat the present time. Fo allthesc reasons the moderate grunt uisde the Government to improve their
illlsrters will be generally appreciated and
couimsnded. '
The death is announced of Hon. John
Sherman, late Secretary of State in Presi- dent McKinley's Cabinet. Failing powers induced his retirement from office some years ago. He was born in Ohio in 1823; was admitted to the bar in 18-£4; was Re- publican member of Congress 1855-61, Senator 1861-77, Secretary of the Treasury under President Hayes 1877'-81 and there- a`ter occupied aseat in the Senate till cal ed to the cabinet of President
McKinley. 3 V
Some readers have commended our
article'-of yesterday in favor of a pure election. We regret to learn, however that there are_'already some indications of preparations for the old practices. There is increased drinking of intoxicants both. in town and country. The anti-treating
clause of the law now in force is openly
disregarded. Vie cull the attention of thc inspector again to these matters. Rum drinking is always demoralizing enough in all conscience,but is doubly so when in
iiuencing votes. Letius have not only a
pure but a sober election.
Vt e quite agree with the Ex.miner that
it would be well to have an impartial in-
vestigation of the charges made by Mr. H. H. Cook as to the alleged offer to sell him a Senatorship. The country would
like to know the facts, and no honest
public man need fear to have the facts brought to light. The Premier has given
afiat denial to the charge so far as his
knowledge is concerned, and we doubt
not itwill be accepted, but if any person,
however authorized, made such sn offer
that the name of the per son and the extent of his authority or agency should be mane public. Weithinkf howevei, that as a- preliminary -Mr. Cook
offer to him. This he has not yet done.
A BUNDLE- I -
every organ of the human body isde nd _ ent upon it. Just as soon as the gibod gets thin and watery and fails to supply nourishment to the nerves there comes a
death. 5 Dr. Chase‘s Nerve Food rebuilds and revitalizes the nerve cells wasted 'by
If you want the best value in under i
wear, donzt toget that the best place to purchase itis .A. Brutgis. id8:.w..3-t£_
Iifshtohiziade-»-the tai:ptii~maiids"i;s;‘il6rmii’de Sul t__W_e_ 5,. 4; didn't make any enistges. Thye§’¥edl;i§` far the _handsomest suits we have seen, and the var-iety_is something wonderful. Ihere is no possible manner in which we can describe these suits to you so -that
can"‘see thexn;” and we can to come to the store
(that don’t
come any
the door
Bght for Queen and country, proving that
violation of law it is made a factor in in- Phl-
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We have all the -beet -makes
of Underwear in sll s’zss.
s'rA_m=iai.a's _unnerving _
WRl¢ll1"S FLEECE LINED,
- TIUER BRANU. tio.
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lower than anywhere We sro soiling-nieerall wool Cash-_ mere _Hose st 20c‘ per pair.
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Our Bl inket Special is s ine ell wool 5% lb Blanket, that
s ll for $2.595. This is the best Blanket; value in the City
If yog not s gooi strong all wool Blanket, buy
Ladies Underwear. .
All our Underwear
tables is th! centre shop Ludiq‘ vests, Drawers
tions i all
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All wool
cpl 2$ey,er" su.
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AN D WINTER.
£3; 3 Coat Makers WANTED at Once
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Such as we give with every Garment turned out of our should recoriimend it to every gentleman, who desires clothing rectly made in every detail.
We are showing a complete line of novelties and staple styhs for
S-ee_ Our Rich Cpmbinations In
nd Winter Overcoatinge- Kersevs. Coverts. Dietgonals, Montugnucs.
unus, Meltons, Heron .Bone effects, etc,
~ If you favor ua with yourorder ~ fiom the above goods, the “il
ought to state definitely who made the _byan artist and made by trained and skilled wer y
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disea.se,overwork andworry; Itis beyond _ ' . '
%oubt the ($c(>1rl;i’s‘~ grefgtest restorative. l - ~ - f . ecommen yf `~ ‘I ' ‘ 1, p . -_J I . I -U1 Ds.i=s=i-i-‘_»=<=<i=ii-»-»<f =~i°@?-ii'1€'*'5i a oaraiiigimppiiagxensetéverwaiiqgssnuii _ ' . ` If ' S suitings _every attractive and thc' priizes -' ` E ' ' »
modersisfi-D._a_nrnce. _.as=w_3i;_.___.,____ _ ._ .- ' ~
_ Wi19!1_y0u_w`ant a Suit of Underwear-you wi
m‘$f5i?° bYi°5»1_lH1_g on us.
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K"'“°_¢! 55-|"\l'0_ol- Scotch Underwear K“‘ff°‘| fill!-wool' Gauadhu Underwear s‘°°f'°“’3 ||'|*|_llf¥ll¥lhle Underwear. Better values than elsewhere
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