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L Ikecommend _
Baby’s Own A
Soap l
to all mothers who want their babies
to have pink, clean, clear, and
healthy skin. _
Made of the finest materials.
Ao soap, wherever made, is better. -
THE Araznr Tori.r:'r SOAP C0. MONTREAL
MANUFACTURERS CF YHS CELEURATED
‘ ALBERT “roirzr SOAPS. sa
l
I e “ d 6  ' was “The Qneen”. It was quite un-
precedented that any toast should
.111-1»___;._
llnspltal for the Insane. l1ueen’s. Klng’s‘
and Prince taunt) Prisons-
t
Di-;i>AiirMi-mr or Pr:eLic Woiiris.
Nov. lst, 1898.
Sealed Tenders will be received as
this Department up to noon on Tl-lURS~
DAY. Dec. lst, 1898, from any per-
son or persons willing to supply the
Prince Edward Island Hospital for the to drink to the healtli cr' Her' Brit- ‘
Insane for the year ending 31st Decem-
ber, 1899. wi'h the foilowing articles,
the same to be delivered at the I-lospi-l
tal, Falcon word, at the costof the con-l
tractor, and in such quantity or qiianti-
ties as shall from time to time be re-
quired, viz: Flour and Cornmeal, But-
ter. Black ’l`.»:`i, Coffee, Barley, Beans,
Cheese. P. E. Island Oatmeal* Salt
Soap*. Soda, Washing Soda. '1`oti:»cco*, this country in times of national sor-
Chocolate, Oat Straw, (clean), Moiss-
ses. Beef (fresh),Peas, Milk, Codtish, 1
Rice, Kerosene Oil (wine measure),
Sugars*, (brown and granulated), l
Drugs, Suits of Homespun Clothing ( no
pockets, price per suiz), Pants (per
pair). Blank. ts (eizher grey or white,
81x84 inches, XXXX and weight),
Island Drnggot (hand \i.ad- ). _
Also to supply t i- Q i» en's, K‘ng`s and
Prince County Prisons for the rain, pe-
riod and on tue same conditions withfthe
folowing articles, viz: Hard and Soft
Bfsvad, Molasses, Oatmeal, Ken senc
Oil and Beet(freih).
All articles are required to be ot the
bestquality.
Tenders must express the price per
barrel, p nd, bushel and gallon, apd
to be accdhipanied by the names of two
responsible persons .willing to become
bound for the faithful performance of
the contract.
The Trustees and the Department do
not neces=arily bind themselves to ac-
cept the lowest or any Tender.
Tender must express on the cover-
“The Jail Supply Tender” and “Hospi-
tal for Irisane Supply Tender.”
Samples required marked ihusc.
RICHARD SM-.ITI-I.
Secrs tary of ec.lic Works.
Nov. 1.3 aw&w tl Dec. lst
l
(I know if the President, whom we ex-
l
i own de voted subjects.”
The Pecp1e’s Paper-
iide Post Oflice, at the following rateS»P9~7&b3° '
ln advancc:-_- _ l
Morning Edition. daily (except Sunday)
months $l.0g3£er yr..., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. 4.00
Semi-weekly 't.ion(Mond. 8:. Thur.) per
55: $1.50; 1n`a.dv_ance ........................ . .1.25
cekly Edition (Thursday) per year
$1.‘25;in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. .1.00
Branch Offices
have been established at the following places.
where subscriptions_may be paid. HGWS him:
lshed. advertising. iob work and other busi
ness transactedz- _
Suniiiicrside, Currie's Bookstore-D. K. Curric
Manager.
Alberton, Alberton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart
A t..
Scigiiarxis East. Telephone otllce. R Seaman.Agent
J E. B. MCCREADY, t J. P._ HOOD.
. Editor. 1 Business Manager.
<_ - __ _ -- `-»
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 19. 1893.
_ ____ _ _ _ _ _I __ ___ _l__
ANGLO-AMERICAN UNITY-
There was an abundance of Anglo-
Aniericari good feeling di§layed at
the recent annual meeting of the New
York Chamber of Coinnierce,at which
Lord Herschell was an honored guest.
The hall in which the 400 guests
were assembled was draped with
American and British flags and the
first toast proposed from the chair
take precedence of “The President,"
but in this case the chairman in-
‘troduced the first toast by sa.ying:.-
“In compliment to the ladies pre-
lsent in the gallery and to our' Eng-
lish guests, I will the liberty of chant'-_
(ing the order of toasts avery little. '
pected to be present, were here, _ he
would have asked me to do so.` I
would ask you therefore, :ill standing,
tanic Majesty, Queen Victoria, the
most illustrious woman of the nine-
teenth century,a. lady,-whom as
Queenaiid Empress we honor and
respect with a very great reverence,
but whom as daughter, wife and
mother, and for the many tender
sympathies she has ever vouchsafed to
row and distress, we love with an af-
fection second only to that of her
The toast was drunk standing
wnile the band played “God Save the
Queen” and the guests enthsiastically
_sang it. Lord Herschell appears to
have made a. very happy speech at
the banquet and delighted those- who
heard him. We would gladly repro-
duce it entire, but want of space
forbids. We quote the closing sen-
tencesz-
Now, undoubtedly, we have at times
(said nasty things of one another (laugh-
‘ ter) ; 'out then that is no proof thot we are
lnot near relations (laugliten) Indeed.
lit might be perhaps cited by some as evi-
_ dence. The other way. We have some-
] times seemed to be vs ry near
I serious-what shall I say?-attacks
ll upon one another.
“But again, that is no proof that a
close relationship does not exist between
us. May it not be possible that at some-
fulure time when we are~either of us
menaced by the intervention oi some
our existence or our prospenty, that
we may find that whatever the differ-
ences that may arise among ourselves
nnvln |_ wrtcn
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR 8: ATTORNEY
Notary and Conveyancer.
OFFICE:
from time to time, we shal.l`be ready to
unite in detence of each other agaidst a
stranger? (Applause-and cheers.)
‘-Gentlemen,_I rejoice to think that 1
am here to take part in an endeavor to
compose such differences as exist at
present between the two nations. There
DORCHESTER and MONC`TON.N-B
*une 10 s 06 md
DIRECT
New Cloth for Fall and Winter
We have opened a fin
Suitings. Overcoatings and Trouseriiig.
Call now and get first choice-a full line of Gents’ Fur-
ishings always on hand.
JOHN McLEOD &Go.
S ' ' _`-. ms _ _' ,f i. ‘sm ""%%‘7`l("-R- ~` _ 
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is another bond of union between that
FRDM
LDNIIIDN
e i line of Nobby Cloths ir
naturll one to which I have alluded 7/f7’~ ,
otwo countries.  _ _
"lt is impossible not to feel that this"
ar marks an -epoch in the history of
e United States and the relation which
e United States is to bear to Great
rizain, and the relation' which Great
itain is to bear to the United States,
d the spirit which is to animate those
o people becomes of more import-
ce than it ever has been before.
°-I rejoice to see those Hugs joined as
ey are around the room to-night. (Ap.
siusc.) God grant that they may
ver be tlaunteu in defiance of one
other. (Applause) I rejoice to see
em united in concord, not in any
irit of arrogance toward other people,
t as desiring to infringe the rights of
y other power; but because I see in
at union a real safeguard for the
aintenance of peace in the world, and | i
cause I see more than that-I see the 
rest guarantee of an extended reign ‘
liberty and justice." (Prolonged ap- l _
E
~_; ' ‘ Ir.; Ta?  I.
tn Independent. Journal, nntrammelled and
fiarlelsmiminir to be 1
. Just. Imparttal, Re|laUle» NewsY th
- seeking at all times to further the best ln
- terests ofthe people.a.ud recogiiizedthereforc 0.8
y8
th
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Published as its muses, cameron Bio¢.i.s°utii Er
ll
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th
D8
till
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Accordion to the Lancet the death A N77/  _
. _ _ .// __/ /
te is still higher in English citiesl f 04// '/
an in the rural districts, though the K T
ntrast is by no means so great as in l- "  __ .
6 olde.. am... of the t.i.i.ty millions - $5 / ///il
people in England and Wales about _ __ _ __ `?` “
half reside in cities and towns 
e .
ntaining 35,000 and upwards and
eothcr half in the smaller towns. _
llagesand country districts.~ The  _ ‘  _
nth rate in the first named class wr  ;- -
eath-rate in English urban districts _-
as 24.7 and in the _ rural districts »
9.9 per 1,000. If the rate of mor-  ‘ ,=.
ity were now as great as it was in _/,,~____ ,I
860 and the years previous to that _  "=
ate, the number of deaths in Engf-_ 
sh cities would be greater by 100,-_ _iggyi  _ _j;,_ _
/_-  ‘ .$‘t:""` J"
00: than now yearly, and in the rural  5;: __ __ 4),
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stricts and smaller towns greater by 
9,000 yearly. Surely medical . and _
nitary science have accomplished _
methi-ng since 1860. 
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The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Contain, l
obacco, Cigarettes can he cured at the Kecley I '
stitute in Portland. Maine. So can Neuros-
enia,_ Ijferve Exhaustion and that always;
redfeeling, seldom at ease condition. and _t ,
esystem restored to its normal condition _`
rite for particulars. .
Aiioirri-nit consignment 'ot honey ar-,`
vcd. White comb and: dark comb 181:.
nd l'5c,_lb- at Gay’s ~Stalls Market 
arlottetown. 28 tf. i
com .r. H. Bettsfiir English wp'
1.45- and up. ' I5 IW.
Bsnf|ey’s Linimeni the modsm Pain Gare li gc _
"'=='°~'°~=\S- _ Cashmere »
Dir. Curr cures Chronic Diseases
nd Rupture at Ch’townt,. Friday. Satur-
ay and Sunday. .Call or send stamp ,_
for information. --
ORDER your new over coat at S. A.
McDonald’s and it will be made in the-
fashionable way. 18 2i_ _
loading Fur Store-“MYoSll1llE 
J. H. BELL keeps anything and
verything to make-or mend a boot. 5
to lw. '
PROGRAMME
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third party which seriously threatenedfil. ~ ~ » - . - -» -
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 Lvcenri, Nov. 23
Opening Seleetion......-..-..  _
_ League CrossBand. .
Recitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..
\/lies Bessie Burke.
Mixed Quart tte ..................... 
Misses Smith, Benoit, Messrs Maloney and ` - I
Son Cook. '
ir . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Instrumental Duet . . . .
.  _ ll . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. _ L V A 
Misses Murph". Q ' »
Song . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.  ` ’ `~ "  (F
Mrs. James Byrne
Q Mr. M. Galbraith. _
 __________________  ____________ _ ¢LoTH|NG 
LOIIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _
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M_r. Yi . W. Mctaughliu, [idonti°eal.]
ntermission, Candy Sale.
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arming ................ __‘_‘ ________ __
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Vooil Duet . . . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . _ _ .
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Male Quartetile . . . . . . . . .
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Baritone Solon . l._é.s.l ........................ ._
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Weather man sends a. warning--he’s
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'_ '  " I t--itching people with his frosty chills.
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as 16 and i”  latter 15°? per ,__,_,-_.'__._;j'i"if  ,_-;_",_ __ " ' seen Jack Frost somewhere, heading
000. London with a. population of ____-_-.,. _ __ ,ill/1.8,, '  this w,,_y_ graft, fellow; he tempted
ii and at quarter millions,has a. death; ___`“ _ _ -5’ _'»'{,~ _'.'. summer to deceive ua; but splendid'
te of 17.7 per 1,000. In 1860 the l.: ,' -if '  ‘ »_.t_."l‘r_,i,;i- M. Blankets and Down Quilts are in such
» S  ' -ff-' may reach that he’ll find trouble in
,. ° » From the pure scentless blankets and
quilts on show we choose these to tell of.
QUILTS-American, cotton filling,
pure and soentless, $2 50 and $3.60.
Cold weather coming now - your
Winter Overcoat is ready' here. for im-
~‘ ' il mediate delivery.
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o   lllnthing
and the Celebrated
Stanlield
Underwear
'right here at°Paton’s.
Ribbed
Hosiery;-...
All sizes, all prices. 35c,_ 45c. 508,
75c. Our special lin o at 256
a' pair is worth 35c anywhere.
Ask to see it.
Meu’s Night Shirts, 50c.
Ladies’ Slumber Robes, 50c. _ .
Ladies’ Wrappers at cies rsnce prices.
Ladies’ Wool Underwear. -
Wright’e Celebrated Fleeced Underwear
St.an{ietd’s Underwear.
_ Cardigan Jackets. __
Sta.n{ield's Sweaters. -
~ 5000 yards Fancy Pink Striped and
f Plain Colors in English Flsnnelette. _
-Q Through leafless- trees is borne the
2 shrill marching tune of swift. appibach-
_{ ing winter. Seen the Frost King will
g flaunt his hoary beard before us, while
the grey old earth sleeps enfoldad in
its ermine robe.
Gents Overcoats- ood all wool,$5.00.
» Beaver Uvercoats,%6.00 and 87.00.
Shorey’s tailor-made Coats. $12.00
$14.00 and $15.00. s
t
 J. PATO   till.
We have bought for Spot Cash a large quantity of Men’s
Overcoats, Ulsters, Reefers and Suits. We got the goods
out now we sell -quick and tlieygo. You will save from l
20 to 30 per cent by buying from this lot. The Goods
won’t remain long at the price we put on them. Special I
_ - prices on Men’s Fur Cost-s. _ °
s
§s-un ngiqniy  Shoes _ _ _ women
2’ -fi
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I and that-is the commercial interests of  ~ tif” ‘ _ “‘-eh-'iii' ""
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