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makes a big difference in
the time such goods last.
just now
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BOTTLES
are very seasonable and
we have good ones at
reasonable cost. A hot
water bottle is the most
suitable antidote for cold
feet. It is also constantly
useful for curing pain of
every sort. Heat is the
harmless cure foi pain.
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bulb and combination
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other rubber goods.
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promise his dignity to answer to a charge
of treachery,or whether because he hasfno
better answer to give than a confession,
we are left to conjecture. But he can-
not afford to remain silent if he cares for
his reputation before the tribunal of his-
'»°l'.Y~ He holds a high judicial standing,
but that will no: avail for his defence.
The joint appointment of the Canadian
'Commissioners with himself to the
Biimiary iribuusi made iam his
_ equals in this matter,and obliizates him to
I answer to their indictment.
i He 0 res it tohls own hitherto fairfame,
iw the Canadian Government in whose
,interest he was commissioned, to the
,British Government by whom he was
i appointed, to clear himself of a most com-
promising charge. If he will not answer'
| lf he st‘ll persists in dogged silence, then
-T the British Government will be called to
1 answer for him and for his conduct. Not
for an error of judgment is he called to
_ account. His olearjudgment expressed to
his colleagues, subscribed to by him and
them and presented to the Tribunal was
that the four islands in the Portland
Canal belong of right to Canaila.Privately’
without notification to his Canadian
colleagues and without their knowledge,
Q until the ii-ievocabls act was doiie,he gave
J G  two of the islands in question to the
' ' , United States. '
DRU GGIST, A There is more in thisthan the value of
The Medical Hall .
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the islands, strategically cr otherwise.
There is a question of good faith and
J Q honor, a charge of the double betrayal of .
 0f th¢ King,s County his own convictions and of the just rights
Exhibiiion A§SOCiaIi0n. ,of the Dominion. Lord Alverstone _ can-
--- _ inet dissociate himself fiom his Britishi
A “'°°“” °f um 5h°'°h°'d°" °f the Kinfs connection, nor can the British Govern-
County Exlilbitiou Association will be ilveld at _
the Court House, Georzetown, at ir o'clock a. - - ° M fr th 5 f be.
m' on Saturday um odoben ' ment dissociate iise om e ac o
BARDLD “'~'u°D0s‘;"c’;L,R_-eu ' treyal, if such it was, done by its accredi-
I9 lfW5i W1* ‘ ted High Commissioner. Somebody must
Omce Hours iz noon to 6 p.m.; 8 to is p. 1 . ,
I E 2 ¥§CREA¥‘;‘ gang (i=>;:;;>i;;3;;r¥:;-ls petipion hrlievingit has _ V _ _ _ ‘ .
°" °”°*_ ° °° °“ ' pm" the mmm 'Silt ;;’:;;b;i§° wmedx- Direct from the big factories in Canada. Selling at one third less
me 0 | 1 1 s s
it, not that I had any disrespect to Mr' than you l.iad to pay before we began selling furniture. This is how
S ewart or his family I have the pro- we can Sei ' '
il    foundes* sympathy and respect for Mr. `
*Stewait's family, sisters and brothers in  J   R E
this time of their sorrow and sadness. I i ' ~ _
FRIDAY, OCT. 30, lllli. did not write my name on the petition but
I
wid the lit' if 6 I *_ » d 
Loiio /iivsiisronrs siirricr f,°,,ff;11§2e;f§j';§,%f{,°T'§éT;éf;;;_'_l;?:i:;£ at 72 cents .on the 0 ar
i . me _ _ _ _ _
--- believing 1 was jusmed 1,, , ,,|,.m,,| Compared with exclusive Furniture Houses ; when we are not selling '
So far Lord Alverstone has remained ‘mud mint' I°"°‘°”°3 mY l°t¢Ul5|°l1 U0
-...~»..f..i........., mi.. .. 1 Furniture We are Selling Dry Goods
silent und th h b ' v 5'” `
er egmvec "ses of nach Very Sorry. My nature isto foi-give when ’ \ ALL EYES
of faith mad by th C adi Co - . . , . _ _
. toners- whither bins; ib“:wuk';“';;:_ I lm °S*°d- HENRY Mex ,When marking our Furniture we add one third less than is usual in
“Nz"‘~ ' marking Furniture. Consequently we sell at
A   18.82, will  sold at _public auction
together with her outfit where she
The question of getting YOUR PICK out of our large |.|Y“nmA~ & can
T0    ' at New London, P. E. I., on Sat-
e urday, the 3ist October instant, at
' one o’c1ock p. m.
Ca adian Comissio i ~ s true. and who
can row doubt it, tiien the British Gov-
ernment must answer for the pertldy of
los'-es, although there has been a "dam- ,
nabie iteration" of them in our :boundary
“nt resentment permit a charge of flagrant
betrayal, so strongly ahlrmed. to pass;
unanswered.
i 
ANOTHER DENIAL OF SIGNING.
-Sm.-As myiizme appears on the
SUM-AS ID! name has appeared in the
Southport. Lot 48.
_ l _ 3 i 5 li
just a little
(00 far and the
woman who reacliea
over the cliE for the
veted Bower goes
in ;iown into the
ow. just a
le too far aid the
woman who y by
day‘,ne%lec_tst'ocure the
woman ydiseases which
weaken her is fprostrated
upo§ a bed o .aicsklneslsi
o woman on
tride with diseases peculiar to .her
sex_. Neglect to_day means a worse con-
dition to~niorrow.
Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is a
Safe and reliable remedy for t cure of
senses _peculiarl womanl . It estab-
lishes realarity, ities enfeebling drain
heals in mmation and ulceration ana
cures female weakness.
iiMy.:di_f¢_. Mraétlary _Esties, has tbzeeéimtatking `
Olll’ ICIHQ Rl YCCCIVC C8 Il
iyi." writes Mr. Geo. Wir_i._I-Zstgi: of Springgrixfz
E; 'gs trgiubled with female iweia Leg
, rin own ins, severe n
andvhead. aug a tireclgawoni-out fegling :ll the `
line. 'Dried all the remedies we could hear o'l`,
but they did no good. Finally we wrote to .
and my wife commenced taking ‘ Favorite Ei:-l
scription) Took ten_ bottles, and is in better
hlealth than beforcii Bi arliong tampa; W: 53:11
I W8 I YECOIIHIICI l'. \ff¢'S
scripiion to all who are thus amlctedrm e '-
“Favorite Prescription” makes weak
women strong, sick women well. Accept
no substitute for the medicine which ‘
works wonders for weak women.
The Common Sense Medical Adviser,
1008 pages, in paper covers, is sent /'rg
on receipt of 31 one-cent stain to pay
ezipense of customs and mailiiig only.
dress Dr. R. V. Pierce, Bnialo, N. Y.
wnsox sane
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Pursuant to the recommendation
of surveyors, the schooner “Martha
A Bradley” of 73 tons. built in
lies stranded near the breakwater
'l`erms at sale.
its servant. We can bear our territorial ,
settlements at British hands in the past, T
but we cannot without deep ami pernian- 5
THE ED|T_(Li’S MAIL. i
Cirver Commuation petition.for the satis- \
faction of the relatives and friends of the I '  H  '
_ late Alexander Stewart, I hereby deny
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i~f..i2.is 2:.iii....ii A :.i:.i..».;».»;.i:..i.::'..~:..:~.»i.~is.ii WORTH OF con
9 ' U
No.9' Side Queen Square. I d i i `
\ caan; rrerown, P. E. 1. rea t n prmb(‘;;g::)p°°er' $ 5 0 U 0 N E W
`su¢inm oiiice  me iasb- D Hrww Woov.
Omoe Hours 8 a.rr._ is. 6 .-», m._ . `i P°WU5l» 0 - W
ct . 19%. W
1. P. HOOD. A*-1-rtislng Mgr 
F. R. NEWSOM. v' ‘bscriptiou lg .   _
Editorial and News Te|epho:=e l3`;a 
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Jas. Paton & Co.
*THE CANADA PERMANENT AND WESTERN CANADA A
s- Monrcncn cQiLP0_iLA1‘ioN e-
-a .»- TORONTO an 9- * isto,-¢ to¢,_y_
ncansin causes - - - - - $25,000.80
Money advanced on Real Estate at current Rates. and on .Cholera and ann-
Easy terms
Application may be made to i _
A. W. Sterns, Ch’town. Arthur B. Dickieson, New Glasgow. 3 hoes' remedy
W. T. Hunt, S’side. James T. Barclay, O’Leary Station.
F. H. Horne, Winsloe. John Forbes. Tyne Valley. ' C0i1gl1 Reméily. ~ ' _
A. L. Fraser, Souris. Robert Jenkins, Pownal. `
Donald McLean. Crapaud. Thomas L. M h , Lot Ii. -
Temple W. McDonald, Geo’town, Henry F. Feelgii, ,Mount Stewart Pain 'Balm'
john Anderson, Kensington. ~ ' C. A. Woodman, Alberton.
G. S. Inman, Montague Bridge. Stomach and Livef.
PETERS. PETER S eb IING‘-S
_ my I6 dm saiicitors for ciruiwn, P. E. island. __ Tablets. t
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than under the old system If that is not plain enough we will make kvderlni
It Plamm. cor Gr¢¢t»Geor¢e anilénlteall.
You saie ONE THIRD on every DOLLAR S worth of FURNI- _ge _
TURE you buy here _
Now, when in want of anything in this line remember that we
are ENTITLED to your trade, becauseif we had not stocked furni-
ture the old high prices would have st_ill been in vogue, ` , _ $100 wokm 
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360    1i`r
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Square Feet -
two coats to the gallon, that’s what
T HE Snfnw/N-W/Lums PA/Nr
will cover. Arid on a good surface it will cover more than that.
No paint will do better, and very-few paints will do as-well.
Maximum covering capacity, easiest spreading qualities, longest
wear, and greatest economy are what we claim for S.W.P. It’s
the one safe paint to use. Always gives satisfaction.
If you want to save money in painting let us show you the
way. We sell paints for all kinds of good painting.
sou: av _
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Here  
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__ Have you
Bought your _ _
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, UEWIES
4 Received at our drug ’
FOR 'SALE
_Being compelled to retire from the
tailoring bus1nehs,owing to ill-health,
I oier for sale my outiit, consisting.
of sewing machines, irons, etc , etc.
Having carried on business for the
to oier almost any article ionnd in a
irst-class tailoring establishment.
Also a large stock of high-class
cloths and trmmings in up=to-date
patterns together with my goodwill.
_ The stand which is one of the best
in the town is also available. This
is a grand opening for an energetic
and capable tailor.
Ch 1 , ' _
Stock of NEW FURNITURE at very much BELOW REG- 2agrt§tge§)_:v?903_ . S _ VV; C Q Q  E ’ FOI' further P=i1‘ti;il;rs;§gI5;};>r, ,
29d i
3 Next door is ra ue: Bros. Mas
ULAR RETAIL PRICES. A 3-” ,J ' _ _ " Walker’s Corner, Charlottetown. _ , St., Souris, P E. Igiand. ’
» . _ io-26 mwf & wi
A chance you may not meet again in a. lifetime
. _ ` SMO0Tl"l~
. 3* i a a ,I YOUR OWN LINE
wine for :means tins iawuie `"
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journey, and you will travel via
CANADA s iiuiiiirima __ _
miious rms  * A      0'-‘fl ~ . ' 1
“A lime For Everything” "wi     west
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"INVERNESS »lMPEKlAL" COAL
(None Better,)
Screened, Run of Mine, Slack. First Class both for
* Domestic  Steam Purposes.
S......‘“PP‘°g fa°‘.‘;°iS.:‘*‘i° ;‘.°°.'.r.'i‘.‘.°‘°.‘f°'i.°.. ‘ii 1'”
and  .s‘ailing.,i?;=e?ls._: , g “su A
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i Will until further notice leave
Gm* G°°l8e Street, Charlottetown.
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if I Frida ataoo for
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past fourteen years I am in a position'