~ Anil
. ists and Boiler~makers.
Brninsv, October 2.1.--‘Two hundred
are in course of construction at
Sydney.
Ae the St. Lawrencecoal trafhc is about p
to be closed for the season, small shipping `
which was subjected to long delays at
Forth Sydney waiting cargoes, will now
be able tg _load without any interruil'
WEDNESDAY, ocr. al. iiioo. 
is I is _ e =- 
The total number of candidates in the
field down td October 20 according to the
Montreal Star, with one of each" party
$11315- since added in New Brunswick, was as.
s
“P _
_ .
~
Every Form of Tnrluring
uishpnig sim ani snip
Hiimuurs Cured by
,Clii6lll'il
'oempieee nam-nsi and rnumai neue-
ment. The Set, consisting of Cirricula
Soar, to cleaneoihe skin ot ci-nets and scales,
CUTICURA 0\llll¢nt.`to instantly allay itching,
and soothe and heal, and Curicuaa mason-
vxx'r,t.oeoolandcleanee the blood. This
treatment will alord lnsiantiellef, permltieet
and sleep, ald point to a speedy, permanent,
and economleslmre when all else tails.
.....°~"i:...-'ia-..-.-.i.'~:=-~°~......r‘r.:-°-'--~
ii n i  t
_‘pf
Mahi*
Ml Klyne llil...
Dmft be deceived in buying
CHEAP KEROSBNE OIL.
The cheapest ie not the
mutprciitable.
__ We have the beet American
P“'|T’S ASTRAL OIL and
willeellinbgal. lotsat 22c
vw sel-
D¢m’e buy from anyone else
when you cm get the
FIKTTS ASTRAL from US at
that price.
follows:
, Cons. Lib. Ind.
6 8 2
B. Columbia
Territories
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
New Brunswick 12 `
Nova Scotia 20
P. E. Island 5
Totals 187 197 14
The entire number to be elected is 213,
divided as follows: British Columbia 6;
the Territories 4; Manitoba 7; Ontario 92;
Quebec 65; New Brunswick _l4; Nova
Scotia 20; P. E. Island 5. The whole num~
berof candidates in the field is 398. In
Nova Scotia. P. E. Island, the Territories
and British Columbia both parties have
full tickets. In New Brunswick the Con-
servative ticket is full while the Liberals
lack two of their full quota at present. In
Manitoba each party lacks one of a full
tipket, two so~called independents not
being opposed. In Quebec and Ontario
both parties have yet some 'gaps to fill.
4
6 2
87 8
57` 2
4
.,.S'Z%@°°
The great strike ofthe anthracite coal
rQIons of Pennsylvania, of which such
ideepatcbes, began September 17th,, and
eqitinued for a month. About 138,iID
persons gave upwork and theyeloet a
,mll|`\th’s work. They have gained a prae-
1 tical increase of 10 per  in wages until
And] next' The  df 'rm  in  meninfaylor and Riiiiis. who
York beforethe strikew. Sa per ton. :It
rannp to §6.50 during the strike and lias
and the total reckonining of loss runs
into millions. The mine owners, the
J' n  & no ,_ miners, the prailways, and transportation
. A I' if companies, and consumers of coal have
HW” “"8 G"°°°’°- ' lost heavily. Mostconsumers have to pay
'1
at least a dollar more per ton for their
i f i ,little is settled by the settlement. In
due time the mine owners will cut wages
"°Fun°" ,again,and then perhaps, there will be an-
Nsuiiic  
Fire. A
Marine,
' Life, I
APPLY T0 f
iiiiniiiir ci.
Agents.
33 Queen Street.
if ll
lost Reliable ‘jjj
Place tohave your re air 
the most interest in your
needs.We strive to accmomo-
date all who leave any work
with US. by prompt attention’
and %uick despatch of same.
We ave the reputation of*
being O K. on repair work.
Give us a trial and be con-
vinced that what wesa isa
true Y
done is the place that takes |
other strike. , I I 
It is reported that Arabi Pasha, who led ._
the revolt in Egypt eighteen or nineteen
years ago, and who was then defeated,
captured and exiled, has beengranted
"permission to return to Egypt from Cey-
lon, whither he had been banished. It
will be remembered that Arabi Pasha
first organized the national party in
Egypt in opposition to Anglo-French con-
trol of the finances, and became Egyptian
Minfster of War. His permission to return
may be taken to indicate that British
authority is now tolerably secure in
Egypt, especially since the Arab revolt in
the Soudan has been quelled, and civilized
authority reestablished in the territories
of the Upper Nile. Besides the gxiled
leader is now grown old, and*-,appears to
have conducted himself discreetly during
his enforced absence. '
Mr. Bryan seems to be already forestall-
ng and excusing bil coming deieit. In a
recent speech in Illinois he said: _
“lf the election were held to-day, there
is no doubt that we would have a major-
ity in. the Electoral College and in the
popular vote. But the Republican man-
agers are now collecting from the monop-
olies a large campaign fund. They will
buy every vote that can be bought. They
will coerce every vote that can be coerced.
They will intimidate every laboring man
who can belintimidated. They will bribe
every election judge who can be bribed.
They will corrupt every court that can be
corrupted.” p
» _
    EVERY MOVEMENT HURTS.
‘ . When you have rheumatism. Muscles
Foundee, Engineers, Machin-
Bteam Navigation Co`s Wharf.
Charlottetown, P, E, 1,_
Phone 125
feel stiff and sore and joints are painful.
It does not pay to suffer long from this
disease when it may be cured so dproniptly
rheumatisiii. and puts an end to the pain
and stiffness. _
Biliousness is cured byHood’sPills. 25c.
FALL P Ul`l5
print a long address from Mr. »
wilson, President of uie‘Li¢¢nse<i vieiu--=`v
frequent mention has beep made iii our
;s n quoted at $6. An enormous
di _ceot trade and prices resulted."
'-1
`¢f`»" ’ *'” * werys, - -~ .  -..»,,.""'?\»'f 'sr-» . use »..-,~\¢.»»»».-f_~».-1--'.~,_.,(.~ -_--f.-.-.,. _-- ...,_.. ,.-, ... __ _
. ~' 1            ._ 
f » ' f  ‘»  » ,»‘ " ‘»:.., - . 1.  '°*1;-ff=-ii;"'.‘v¢~ri‘1.`r- . `,‘~.%»;=*_ rw'  is =~=-
 -* f ' ~ ., 7"‘\  '  H.  ' *ii ` ='_~f.'f`7?.f:~ 
` ~ ‘ =- . ‘ v'  .~ .L_ w .z~¢‘=»'}.~_‘~*'f‘1.;ff~'E; -i'~
_ :ms coiaoim. caaarorrerowii. ramen. l_.iiwa1in,1si.au°»o
  Ze.. .T or
allers’ Association of Montreal urging its
members to vote against Hon. 'Hugh
John-McDonald because hepassed a pro-
hibitory law in Manitoba, and againsty
Hon. George E. Foster, because he
formerly advocated prohibition. We
are Clin no way desirous cf.
giving’ circulation to ' Licensed
Victuullers’ literature. Neither the Gov-
ernment nor the Opposition are commit-"
ted to give thc country prohibition. Can-
didates of both parties, now nearly all in
the field, have been selected with very
little regard to whether they are for or
against prohibition. The question is in
no way an issue between parties~ We
cannot therefore see the use 6f opening
our columns at this time to articles whose
prime object is the promotion of party
interests rather than prohibition.
The proposal of the Localf Council of
Women to institute a branch histories.
society, naturally raises the question
whether the ground is not already fully
co1ered,by_the eggcellent Natural History
and Antiquarian Society now in existence
' here., The htterilialf of its name would
5 clearlyimply, gn believe to be the
fact. Another _:_ ` tion might arise as to
whethenthere iega sulllcient field for two
fsocieties coveri§ similar__ ground. We
I _mi he ghd when fi-°m_ time intel-ssc
, . -A,
ed in this msu.ea___, `
. ‘_ _
‘ Court Avondahd I. 0. F. at its meeting
last evening ma@"tlie handsome donation
f of nftygdollars  _Patriotic Monument
Fund.,This Court; had a number of mem-
bers at the front dghting their couniry’s
 among them were the two
_`felI'at Piardeborii We trust and believe
that other benevolent and fraternal socie~
ties will also libeiiilly aid the Monument
Fund.
_-i___
lumbermen, as 'wellas a brother Liberal
of Mr. H. H. Cook, says the ,latter made
threats ofwhat he would do if he did
not get a`Senatorship, Mr. Cook should
winter’s supply of fuel, and after all very _ .
havetrled the Laurierite plan of “sunny
ways.”
»   -
A Victim  
u of Piles
fer 20 Year!-A constant sufferer From
lleeeliig and Protruulng Piles-Gured
by Dr. 6liaee’e ointment. _
In vain did Mrs. Jas. Brown, of Hi!!-
tonburgh, near Ottawa, search for A
cure for piles. In Europe and America
she tried every remedy available. but
it remained for Dr.. Chase’s Ointment
to enact a cure.
Mrs. Brown writes:-"I have been a
constariitsufferer from nearly every
form of piles for the last twenty years,
and during that time both here and ln,
the Old Country have tried most every
remedy. 
“ I am only doing justice to Dr.
Chase'e Ointment when I say that I
believe lt to be the`best remedy ob-
-tainable for bleeding and protruding
il I ti' l d. D
p es. s ong y recommen ' it
Chase’s Ointment to mothers, or indeed
to any person suffering from that
dread torment-piles."`
Phvsiclanssnd drvszists recommend
Dr. Cha.se's Ointment as the one pre-
paration that will never tall to cure
piles. It is guaranteed to positively
cure plies, whether itching, bleeding,
or protruding. 60 oents a. _box, at, gl]
dealers, or Edmanson, Bates and Ca,
Tomato. . _
lf 1 _-| I M
f
   spotto 
4and"“Low Pricesnieet. , _ _._ "
#il
.&l
£i
-Z
@
.E
_ ...nr 'rHs'...V.
“Centrll_ Drug Store”
 i.l=...B==f   ~   
Be$est Emnl§e_ii,.;." '  J. 
andperfectlyby Hood’sSarsapar' la. his, '.7 . if =  A . '~ p T51” 
medicine goes rigiiit to the spot, neutralizes 55 ,_  Beef’    the acidity of t e blood, which causes ‘ “I9 B458! Qlillille Wine on llc U
' We kec 11' ' -
'the hougeggfdxgif m,g'g:u require m
f'\
_. G__' '_ Cures,  i , Pins 
'  ii¢¢‘f<i=ii°i'$.ii¢ `i‘°"' '
"
We have an extra fins stock of i  _ Suvnreide . I ;
FURNITURE   A §f,,,,f'§;f,,;j',,¢,,,,, i,,”,;,  
  ro- i#-.ii     »  v          1 
'I .  p   
Qi _ lil! . '   *_*-.    ~\_S°\1I!¢m
»    - ' 1 _ -up   muslims
' "work and c6”sking"`t`cr gmail

Mr. _Edwards M. P. who' wg a brother.
1   Plwe wi=erej;Higii Grids- 
Lest you fox-get we make and  _'V-_fi '.`,f'°3
sv I
  iw: . s  
Dnaga Bairrriass Gammso:--I
this .opportunityfoffaddresiilhg you by
letter. 'Our fifty-second yearis nearing it
close and we trust you have all been do- _
lngyour utmost to exienfl the iniiueiica
need active,zealous and energetic temper-_
anoermen and women in our land; and
Oi-der`was combined concerted and cou-
secrated en‘ort on our part rs in xlib.
asltisnow. Be notdiscouraged,brethren _
ur `useis ust and God ison our side '
isioinon Frida the 2nd of Nov. at 1I,` a.. m
by train will please notify Bro S Bernard
(Park Corner) in order to assure convey
to place of meeting a distance of about 7
' ' ' Fraternally,
i p Eiuvrsr S. WEEKS,
` Grand Scribe.
Charlottetown. oct. aird,1so;\.
"`j~ °'. ens-_l-_l@-l"""""-'-
T§_§~Halimx arrived at 3 a. m. yesterday'
with1__;tl_ie _ following passengers:
_Dewalt Miss Mary E. Sinith, 'Miss
illre. jlennison, Mrs. ’J. Dockendorf
Fin@§yson. P. 'McEachern,/A
'Heu`.&;¢Bobicbeau. She’ left at I
in  4 The ,fsiiowing is
list-geitigutwsrd passengers:-Mr; andf
J. Wfgékobertson, H. W. Scott. Jae- 
 _McGonneli, Mr. John'Hag_-
_ 1 . i - .
yetelisantouse. Regular size 10c. Large
bottles 251:.. i i
limits. |.osi_s.. F011 nu. Etc.
4 V + - A;
` wAN'ijE.D-A my wirhfsir education, ,
to learn the drug business. Appl in  '_+  ~,,` Q. . _v .. `
iwritlig toW_P. O. box 680. . tf
' _\
TO BE LET.-The desirably situated-
dwelling house on Grafton Street west.
lately oocugied by Mr. Duncan McLean,
with ccac house and stable._ House is
elitted with a flrstfclass batlbrooin, sewer-.
and all other modern conveniences.
'gt moderate. Apply to Thomas Camp-
bell,,Richinond St. est. ._ 23tf
A reliable man with good address
wanted in Charlottetown and vicinity to.
canvass. emplov sub-agents and recom-
mend other agents for an established
wholesale and manufacturing house sell-
,ing a full line of articles of daily consump-,
tion direct to consumers at wholesale
prices. We also have other territories
open. Rermanent position. Salary or
commission. Samples free or returnable.
No security or capital required. Write
' quick. Cooper, Drawer,53l, London.0nt.
221W p
"WaN1'r:o_at sydney, c. B., zoo ister-
erers to work on sewers, to which We.
ill 1' is r h r-J K Mc
TO LET -On Grafton Street opposite
WANTED-A girl for general house
housework in the forenfdon, and-attend
v up y i
To LET.-Tim desirable aweiiinifen
ticiilarsliqj at the residence‘of@Chi» 'A _
'I§isif.`jr-. idshoroggh Street;-‘zo tial” 
Square. All modern improvements in-
gléldlng hot water heating, hot-and cold
i>l_1.»Sewei-age, commodjous liar. All
hardwood floors downstairs, 'glinds and
_°§ll'Wf_i11 poles go with house. L§’osse`gai¢m
£17911 between Fébruaa and gy, Rent
170-e Apply WE- H. er or Mrs. A. L.
Fee!--_<_ ` ”' A 15tf
1;
cook. ' c
wassup-atihf§’.`n 1. ' W '
ot this time honored institution. We still A.,
Perhaps at no time in the historyof dur *_
 ini.. bi. irccermse' Miss*nei‘
i
_;` 1
_l IT PAYS I0, HUY
in tliifgreat battle. We-wan: to meer. s N Our Blanket Special' is a Hoe all fool 5§ lb
large number of representatives at Park  "
cmsr<irishmwn> with North seas Div.-p ,eil for $2.95. This is the best Blanket vslqe in1e'ie City. ‘
,_ -. _-
y e
Important business. The usual railway .  ‘ » _ , '
privileges have kindly been granted- ._ Y p  1
tickets issued on the lst and 2nd good for _. _ V ~. '1
return upto and on the 5th. All going . L » _  -1
ancafraul t;h@ nedrfststation     ‘      
miles. , Blanketing. < ' ‘
l`leiii’s . - Lodw
fWeJh`a_=ve all the best makes
'of Underwear in all ifzgs.
smn=isi.o's vsveaweait.
‘wears i=i.i§:scE  ' iz'
-mea sawn, ef.-.. 
8 , ___,____ ._ i `Y0uf1_llnd_0urpricee_e.liisle All yes! U `
`  ' - - f, ' lower tlien.aay»wheree1se. We
s.“‘“"“‘.ss~. §f.'.‘§‘.1§’..‘i‘.‘.ii.°.‘Z,§”....i‘$”°§I.i.‘l?.‘.. . -f° -ellen »f~»1»11 'wi _0-1=»
iimiiéirend their muscles in trim. -so-eng “W9 H0" W 20° P°l' 15'? °‘l¥`5°
v
».. q
~ » - . i _ ‘
., t (<1. Ii A ‘  .ext M - > f' F I
0u;i_¥e_.1‘linipo\-tations of overcoatings and _, i 5  ,.3 y y
suitings are very attractive and the prices “ p _p p _ 
-moderate-D. A. Bruce. d&w 3 tts 1 _, l f c _e I» ~f ' Q i § *
‘\-» ` A , . - T* -  .1 I
I! you wantthe best value in under
wear, don't fpiéget that the best placetov* ,. ,
purohasaitis .A.Bruce’s. . d&w 3tf. ' p ‘ _ ` A" ‘
 5 1 is ' r   -. Inf: Mii.i.iNi=;aY LEABERS.
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.ill
fi*
5' i
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Jr.
All
fill
»\ _
E32” .?.§;.;~i‘;""»‘i2f.”.i..i"‘£if’»’.f‘ii` i’.i..W.il°“ °°"   ‘ '
limi-rwii;    ' "
 5'. ij i  F sl,  
    
in rear, yard§0:icid`g2:den `Forpiixi€’ 
as _
` ;»..- .-.,f W _`
tl
fi
5 Conte' Makers WANTED at Once
\ , ‘
JOHN ’:M:<>LE<:>:D as
f""\ ""\.|/"i.- ,--5 _ _
W pay 3 Cen ~ P9 Ou ' ' ° ' -ffl 17?-%*\~' <',yr_.'/-\ /~- gr.; ,
Donald 8; Thomas Cooke, Contiaggora  4f>_€.i.g_j QT/ ’~;‘~; .. :fs ` lf. ~,
' _.w `
- I
P. W. ColI'ege,a cotta fe, co taining seven A V
mms. im.. “ ~ 19 if     11 arant e
I WAN'i‘Emo 1.-r eil I I ` ` ~ --
H a private fagfy in §’°cg;tr;,“p;‘;‘;“‘-E Such as wafgive with every Garment turned out of our
the city, Apply” this 015%, 17 gf. , should recommendmit to-every gentleman, who desires clothing
To LET -D-.veiiin hows on .rent imcdy m°d°‘in~°"e"X d°“i1° M
*u~sei,sd°'i° ‘ii <&D.Kii.  5 '
Kpply on i,i(i)‘e!i]J¥i!§e;..€tiJlF(`3.n§fKellyT_-1_1(t`:ff.y 4, --  Su 'tm gs
To Bnrciinns A1415 o'rHERs.-lee  ` ¢~..,°"_`° ‘*h°'?1UK'{ complete line of nsvelt es ani staple styles for
whglesiile , déelivercii op at fivaiéehcgidse at  N153, Y c ' »
mo eraeraes. p ytio . . use  jf' , i v -
EastRoyaity,orGeo.Ilioper_.-21 tf. , ’ `”      F
CWANTED.-G' 1 f ` __ ` . .' f ' -
.i,J,.§‘.,_ .,,,§._,;,,,;;_R ;_;;,,;=eg,@;;;,_  _And _Winter Overcoatlngs.
e _ins. i _ ' 5. V 1 »
 _ f 3 0” _  _ _ if ' Iierseys. Coverts,~.__Die».goria.ls. Moxatergnetcs,
work. Mmstbewell lieooniuiended. Good -unus*`Meu°ns"i Hef°n” B050 ¢ff€CfS', Ok!
wages paid. Apply at this since. 22 ecdwl' _ If you fivor us with your oi-de from the above  ” bg
'WANTED-AA neat intelligent girl td do by an a‘l,'_t’l8.t and made by tniimd "ld M*
bak h ii bias fd  ~ 1  ' v
...ii °i.‘.§... ..:rs._ii .."f;*.“.‘.=:....,°’“:i  rdon &
Apply to s.M.1igsW°lliams'  f, soap( Hiymmv ;;_ _ _ _ . _
.S§a'eetLlVewburiport.  '    fx __\. A ‘* , . 1
" ' `  - -i A gm. “ . , Y - . . _ ll!-and dealers in
W“AN1‘ED.7A gentleman and his wyfg _ zhfturers °f,Hlgh Grde C10* bl
.wants qufet place to board. Apply at J _ c <
once to Box 19. Sept. 28 tf
. ~ 4 sr. i -_v`
TOLE'I`~Tbe dwellingzhouse on Prinbe ` °' . `“
° - ,y__,__ A   \
Screener e if 'fi 1. Mr, . ;<_<.{'_; W. i»1..»'~L»’
Unsworth.plAeSel) €oc\1llVql%V. Wei neiagii _ .(G§€_ p  g.  4
Forts Ln- C . . .. ;‘ ' i ‘ 
hégseasianeiigéyigg e?§%%(;§2§§£f\pél§;,._ ° ou .wafnt ,aismt of U“d°""°3*° YW Wi"
_ N ,_, e;i;¢=e¢°i1dfblnd._Iy@y._a11 newIyepsis;e.i,»   ,Q-1 y callingon ug, \
= of our canine $§)¥;1Y$€>'1’1=3`5°i‘ ` » ii 1 ._ ' _ _ ~
'  i’l§i'¢i?§i‘§ ?.i."s‘_§"af1s`_        _   stockis verycomplgfgf
 'ro.REN1l.»~A.oe»v.aweiiing on-*King ' 
 _
 -i°]."'f\Vii09| Slioioll linden-wear
'“"**¢*?sll#w¢el minselensaieei-near
stimfaiai  hllerwear `
values ' th
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