ts $5 00 "`°‘ fi .-° l1~ . .
I il When buying your fall suit or overcoat. _
5 O0 and (_ Beware of the mamwh? Offers you 3' suit worth. $10100 for $99.8 or wl,],O 4 Next to W F Carter Queen Street
' l pavs the newspapers. a. liberal amount to advertise his ' unprecidented ,._i:_ ___
1 00 and \ I I X and “impossible” bargains gathered from *-he slums of other cities.
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W hen bread and meat are sold so dear, and flesh and blood so cheap SU YSIDE   S 6
soo and .  :H / i  \vE’~,,e1isvs in SUBLIMITY <.ri>LAiis 'ritUrH.    
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When we offer you a good suit for $9 50 or a. better one for _ $12 0 ____ 
/i You “re Sure °f getting YOU' money S Worth' New S°°d5 arflvlng dally- 0nT\;[¢; llpti rv11;}10:wl‘1;1\;Seag;1dng>:f“us;§t“:st°g pi the New Prowse Block, first
Methodi tPu'sonage ’ bo the rl bt u stairs
THE orisnnisn. ciiiinrorrsrown ocronnit 17 899
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W1 Ouve special disco nt ll 1' f D
the Bnzziziiu tlien attend to your rcquireinbents in the Dr* LG Sion 3 mes 0 ry Goods and Clothmg Au
tapblishmeut. ‘Ve Shall be pleased tg Shgw » H hy oots and Clothing lines at Prowse Bros great
PER you iroug , ei en if you dont; want to buy Everybod welco
ICIIODEGI'
L RQVVSE BRO   he wond rtiilcbeavmen
The B»»=.r attitude is not a dem ind for ruler, Kruger, a multi-millionairi.
tresdom. It is s 'r ' _ ' '
tritty an attitude of They are forbidden to share in tho,
denying freedom to others. 'lne Bo~r government of the country which tht)
lp bosses controlled by Kruger maii tiin
‘a government by trist icracy, an arista
|crscy based on birth-Dutch birth.
i If the Dutch who settled this island
;had insisted on keeping the island
strictly Dutch; if they had refus -d to
iany save Protestint Dutchman all
share in 'he law-making power; if they
.had forbidden children in the public
W have created. ,
upon 200,000 progressive, intelligen
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Dutch ideas which mark the progress
of the great trek of which he is _a suv _
vival. Tue idea of libert entertaine '
Why    l§Et"c‘;1,5ag‘()1 riséxlgllgl ;;lg`:ahri(;lH Slivo :else iv 'His Government is the incarna
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With Great Britain’s Efforts
for Liberty and Justice in
D South Africa.
li
Naw Yonx, Ocober 11.-The New'
York Journal has giv-n the ad :ocates
otinterferenceb the United States in
.V
tlieTrsnsvaal a bad black eye. It save. `
Itlilorislly, undr-r the heading “Let Us i
, p op on of common
stnse method.-E’ The appeal is made
and signed by eminent politicians -~to
leave a little Republic from destruciion
‘at the hands of a ruthl-ss Empire.”
‘;Krugei’s country is not a Republic.
j Kruger has been an absolute ruler
there for i=ever.t»e'i years. All power is
`h`s:*iands,a'id that ofa council of sevtn.
They can and do ignore the liws and
orders of even the Upper House ol Rs-
t preseitativss. The lind of the Boer. is
no Republic. It is a mediaeval, bigotry-
ridden Dutch settlement, as great an
anachrouiam as any in existence This
is the question at issue in the Trans-
Vaal.
Can six white men arbitrarily tax
twenty white men? Can six white men
arbitrarily gov-rn twenty white men P
` to sign a petition to Pre-idents
 lltg urging him to interfere be-
Wlsirlloglaud and the Boers, to use'
Niliooiioe of the United States to
Pl'¢veniEnglind from interfering in
Boei-arrangements.
The editor of the Journal declines.
H9 believes that interference by
England is legitimate, that civilizutioni
IM progress demand ii. This b~liet‘ is 
Hired on the following facts: l
The constitution and laws of the
T’“"°8li which really reflect th i
Rcrsonal wishes and religious pr-ju-3
H088 0! Paul Kruger and a few otner
l-llltchmen forbid any Catholic to sh rs
ll! the law miking for the country.
liagland demands that ihis discrimina-
llbli assist Catholics cease.
The Transvaal laws forbid any Jew
lo share the law rn iking piwer.
_Eigland deiiirinds this discrimina-
lm lizainst trio .lews ceasf.
:There are 260 0i'»i) wnre- in me an
called Boer Retiu lic, but only 60.000
°1'9B0ers.
U Tl-16 Beers di-rliri-. tba' they are‘
merely asking the ri-_(ht iii liv . \Vh4t.
may l'€8.llV fi=ki~i1h~.1tr| » -i
_ in t f X men
"°tymU"l7»‘ ' vii' He itv. of 60.000 i0
fills 200.000, ui il in rule mini: unjustly.
 Our Own Business"-
f g _editor of the Journal' has been re-
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‘y tolerate this treatment ofciiizenr? Why
should the United Stites demand that THE KEELEY CURE COME 'ro THE Piiovinoian Bazaaiz in iid of the New Farnnnnu. Oc 16 17 18 19 ii. d 20th If ion don
Enzlsuii I0l'1'=\l0 Similar lI`@&5lI16“li Oil Those wishirigbobe ¢i1r0d0f the Grwfinss it sgrandeur, your eyes are defective Take advunrngi- of the FREE EXAM NATIONS and CUI PRI
i bei' citizens ? ;for Alcohol, Morphine, Tobacco and Cigar-
, ettes its Portland. Manic Keeiey Institute. (now on at .he Boston Optical Co and continue u itil after a ioye date and harve your eyes SCIEWTIFICA
TUB Englishman' the Am‘”"°aU~ ‘he R¢f°1`°"°S= R~ Ci,G0“"”» L , VY_g“T§‘£§XA,,§g';‘,§ TESTED by a Specialist of manv years experience Dr McKay Jordon, Di ctoo of Optics and Fe low of O
lr'-‘h» the S* mob' the Jew” °f v_ar’°u’ 'ii`{?i;§`»i§1i'iv_§fRoiiniJia~ll'i(c:i}l:»i:ui‘»’iiioi'\ W. Cainer, Graduate of the Northern Ill College of Ophthalimology and t l itogy Chicigo,whfwill test your eyes LAREFUI.
nationalities whoh h§li)vf; ietéed  the; rs.A. I. Joinsos Miis H. J. irsmimsni.. and SEPARATELY mtmg each eye wlnh the neceqséry g|.,,,_e,, , , ,,,_,u,, com ,.5 ,ml pas.
TmnS"al.fOil?d -I 8 u 0 hepu wan* See 0l.ll‘ St0Ck Of ]&Ck€tS, The plan of trying the various glasses on the Opticiiii s C iii iter or FAR worse the Pi-ddlsrs bix is xi
. itiaI';1l;r,l;,I;t1-<l;l:1ist.Lutl'l)`lhey Tlilgle ariiiidliamitg i and FUI' Lined CZIPCS. 7 tft as rational and safe as it would be in case of sickness to try tlie cfinti-nts of the various bottles on the druggist s
° without a. prescription
 V - - » » »- ' -' ' r " " ' ‘ Bgwgrg of those who are DOD W€ll V8!‘3€d lll the Anatomy aud Phy510l0gy of the eye with its append
Paton &
I Q for the eye is too delicate an organ to be trifled with
,Oni-idenoo D t    P , p p Skiasoopic examinations disclose
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Should a settlement of profoundly ignor-
ant Du ch Boers be encouraged in the
distranchisament of Jews and of C-t‘io-
lics and believers in all other religions
than that which they inherited with
their other prejudices? l`he Journal
thinks not .
Cuba has a population of fewer than
two millions. Suppose eight million
Americans should ultimately ,settle
there Cubs remaininganiudependent
nation. Suppose the eight million
Americans should develop the country.
introduce msnufactures, open mines.
foster commerce, and suppose thatnine-
tenths of the wealth and nine hundred
and ninety-nine one-thousanths of the
brains should be American. Suppose
the Americans paid nine-tenths of the
taxrs and yet were denied all place in
, , Dutch
tnev would have acted in America pre-
'~z
Their Own Business {§‘;§liTf.l2Z.B°°r`  “°“' “°“°g l”
j Could they have hoped to maintain
l such an utiitudt? Could civilizitioii, I
*-`--' irnorlifv, fir any form of decency, have l
,ju.ily upheld them meiey on the ground
AND   E ::l;aica)m_r»oPvyert g;~s:;i(liy tsiuperior .desired E
' Yankees had made the country, would
l The noe-Dutch in the T_ransvaal»
,could be treatedas they would be treat-
'ed under English liws. Can we blame
the levying of the tixes and the Has-
ing otliws in the government o he
counry. Wiuld the United Staesl
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1 l D.A.BRUGE, '....;.  ,ii Aims we-S-»
tion of A. P. Aiirn on a working basis.
r President McKinley will not interfere
:E uphold the Dutch boses in overriding
t . .
'C 'u't, in taxing those who are nst rr-
» pri sented, in oppressing citizens for
their riligious beliefs.
fsre that maybe presented. Those
pol'tic-ians who have signed such a
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rrs. -1 » ° ' °
vize and withdraw their action.
' The man of Irish or American birth
illutch boy sixteen years old can vote ‘
‘for the law miker, provided he has
    Sentner Mc cod
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i If two hundred thousand Yankees in ‘ ~ _ _
Central America w e ul l?}"
Hi* to
er i ed by the
'votes of sixteen-years-old native lads,
merely because those lads had par-.nts ,
of such and such a breed ; if those
it be unreasonable for this Government'
to intervene in their behalf P
Can we blame the English for doing
what we should do ourselves?
would be prfectly .satisied if they
England for asking that the Dutch treat
her subjects as well as we treat them?
_-If a Roman Catholic, a Jew, a Mus-
sulman, a. Quaker or any other worker
comes hr-ri. obeys the law and takes
out his papers, we give him as much
say in our aff-iirs as any one has. We
don’i say: “You can’t vote unless your i
grandfather was a Pennsylvo nia Dutch-
man, unless you have been for thirty
years a member of tie Dutch Protest-
ant Cnurch.”
The Boer system is a dead one. It
has got to go anyhow. Our interfer-
ence would produce nn result. save
making us ridiculous.
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Victoria i»..’.’.‘.". ¥...u.; sms..
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no hon can coine to the Grand Bazaar on Tu
This is a nice tiine of the year to travel and We think ever y b d or ‘ery httle money
H1... RaiIway’s Low Rates to en e Baz;
.Min At the same time Prowse Bros 'll '
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esday and Frida next i
y o y should take advantafre of the
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IMPIRTINT NIITICE
New Clothing Depa tment
THE Ci BRAND REGISTERED ’
is the only brand of clothing we sell Every garmentis labelled
THE G BRAND RECJSTERED”
and this label guarantees the garment to be PERFECT FITTING THOROUGHLY
WELL MADE AND MANUFACTUR D f
_ ni rom the productions of the Best English
P mum Mtiuvin dense i norm ti Scotch, Irish ml Canadian Mill '
I “VM ma ters, mu do .Wen _to “_ Never before has the public of this Pi ovince had sucn an opportunity of securing High
'. - Grade Goods at such moderate Prices
who has helped biiild up tho Transvaal f    
cannot vote for a membtr of the First T Get 0116 Of our bl t d
pamp e s an read it, it will open your eyes and save your pockets
Volksraad. But a pudding-headed Sole agents for Charlottetown
President Kruger is trying to olifori c I
ibei-ty loving men the pnmitive bucolic
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by him and his associate bosses is l§`ll
“liberty frrthe Du'ch and for nobody edecisions of their own Su reinei
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He will reject any petition to inter- i
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very b°°t l - i Asrieiiisric Cases A SPi;~.'cisLri If you are not periectlv satisfied with the glasses you have, call at o
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