toorrour, aussi/1. _
Sr. Jo11n's, Niid.,01~t. 24.- The British `
cruiser Oliarylxiis, Ccintnodore Puget,
received orderi this evening to be in 
pt-ndinesstn proceed to England on a
rnomentfs notice. 'l`_ho t.11i.lnlng ship
Olayaso nas been ordered to arrange for
the mci1olizu.tionot50.l men of tlicNcw-
fOu1idlniid _\'a\‘n.l ri-sci'\'c. tb
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hozone, whit-li il iiiiia vii a ft-_w iiiiics daily ul
pri-\'t-rits thc 1-atn.i'1~i1al coiitiitioii frolu
l"0r Cntarrh in any part of thc system, th
li1'oiiL'liiii:-1, Astiiiiia, l_.\in;_r iii: vihl‘08f. u
’l'ro11i»les,C1iia1'1-liozuiiv i.~a sprritic, and
.~i1>ii,i)1ii. nh
D11 iia.\11i ro:~"_-1-1i.1..~t i ii1;Cu.\‘sr1i»A'I‘1oN the Gsvornment railway scheme. "W1-
P
o pose to this, he says, ‘our declare
U..-_---.-1 - - - - .-sn. swam
tinental Railway as a public work, to br
The Oonlarvatlva |erier’a mauilaaw to
antary deliverances. lt diiiers from
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gootls.
\\'1'i.»\r\ largely tivgci ilic
best init-u:~ anti sell gooil goods
for 1i_~ low priccs us iiiferio
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owned and controlled by the people,and to
remain a national highway in the truest
sense." And he asserts that it is stllt
open to the people of Canada to decide
whether this shall he none. Lie does not
explain how the existing contract is to be
Rot rid of.
What remains of the manifesto declares
in favor of freeing ihe existing Govern-
ment. railways from party poiit'cai 1: .n-
trol (presumably by commission); the
equlpnient. of our national ports and im-
proving our inland waterways; the princi-
ple of protection as exhibited ln Sir John
Macdonald's policy; the extension of our
markets; by mr ans of rec'pt‘ccal_trade ai-
rangeinents within the Empire, with a
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of character and fitness rather than for
The manifesto is distinctly moderate in
tone.; it is void of bitterness; it avoids the
extremes cf ringing denunciation on the
one hand and of rash promises on the
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is ;_f1in1'¢\iitcril lu |n‘i'iii11ii_t'iitl_y; cure _or are its gamers] f,M_u|-es_ i_ i I  _
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arkets, and that appointments to the An outing costume for fail wear-of brown clioviot. The _jacket in bolero
ilbiiii B¢fVi<i‘ShB1lb9l1Ji\d6 UD RFOUDGS style is worn over-11 waist of silk or linen. Both skirt and _jacket are made
party reasons. _ _______ _ _ _ _ __ __
good and plentiful supply. Yet. small
towns in Belgium and Germany are much
more prodigal of their water in_stree
cleansing than are great English towns
_ | E like Mnnrliesteraud Birmingham. Iti-
l a coinmonplnce, apparently of oontinenia
ment ownership and the policy of pro- L_ "byglen-- that the streets not only nee
1-'ion it will be regarded as “safe and sweeping, but regular washing. In no
o hcrway can the noxious products of
sane," and a l must 1-mcede that it is er- *"“ W
' I city life be cleared a ay.” i
rely free from anything that could give Foreign Visltors who Come
off-ence to polii ical friends or opponents. ---0-;
f attack, and his modest address is ____
-_  i)Ri`i`.(`.iST more suggestive of the “sunny ways"
rcfcsscd by his chief adversary than of Say that lhel' are Unable to Keep
 ““““_‘t“‘ gh: deft-woe and sturdy News “'*‘_‘f*“S" Clean ln its Dense Atmosphere _ 
aries i‘upper waswant to deliwr It
ay he none the less affective on that
lil
~‘-or
_,__ _I   Nbvw Admiral of the Baltic fleet as “a lunatic
','="--f atlargo," and his ships asa "mad dog
  fleet."
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We leach nursing hy mail in two courscs.
_.__..{f_ the pr .frasinnal nu1se‘s course ands course
*_  for hon-is nurses. _ The microbe maniacs have discovered a
_ _-,
V45. Diplomas are given at iheend nf the course new danger’ this time In the Hchlbmlqua
,Liiyif A b »ok descriptive of ei'her course and apeci- __ _
i},L~.5,`, ’ men lectures will be mailed free on applica- salute' which' by bhe way' is not an
 _ U0" ld Ihr “sent for P ii. 1. oscnlatory exercise, but a waving of
i_'. * andkerchiefs. They argue that the hand-
erchlcf, from its ordinary uses, becomes
overcharged with various and numerous
N   pathogenic bacteria, and that the operat~
ion of waving disseminates these more or
.i have decided £0 begin in the less deadly germs in wholesale fashion.
Citi’ and Subllfbs an \1P't0'd8fC Of course, the removal from_the pocket. of
Cab service- Passengers. baggage ahnndkerchief that has been in use is
_,___-_ etc" will be conveyed w b°at5 aiwaysmore Orissa danqeroustn thoaein
far- ' trains or anywhere else desired
 V Orders left at McDonald & Mc-‘t
MISS LAURA HUGHES _ h
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.`-_,_ t __ Kinnorfs Drug Store or at the salute. And as for sneezing in the _pr¢.
1 ~ entv of others. it, ought to be prohibited.
L. ,»;- stables, Sydney Street. near "
 it Step,-1n50n’5 Corner will receive So there you arc. in the near future it
prompt attention. will be in order that no orc may enter a
.l. M. NICHOLSON. place of public assembly without fits.
Tegfphoue N0- 753- producing at the door a certificate of dis- ‘
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A Contrast==
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Of Bashan
slept in an iron bed 13 feet,6 in. long and 6 feet wide
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, in demand than ever before. We can supply
the
small price we sell the beds of
of Smoke and ofSooi.
says that foreigners who visit English
W” - .~ is i i‘~ _ ~
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it - . _ Cliautuqua School ofNurs-1, -qi-_ Aw-it--1-11.. »i--».»---»-- G----1---» ANDINW °N HNNG
gi "i L' if ' fs The New Ymk Times chartmberlses the cities and towns have a real grievance on   S
the score of the dirty atmosphere. It is
smoky and soot-laden; the streets are
dirty. and after a few hours' sightseeing
the foreigners think they have found an
adiquate explanation ofthe national dc-
vol lon to the tub. The writer proceeds to
apporticn the blame for this state of un-
cleanliness:
“For long one has been content- to be
wail the smoky atmosphere of English
industrial towns antl to attribute it
i mainly to the bicching stacks of factories
`and workshops. Yet recent years have
seen much attention given io the worst.
offenders among the factories and work-
shops, anda great improvement in their
furnace appliances, so that in many
towns there is little gi-ouni for com-
plaint. Nsverthelcss, tha smoke nuissn e
continues, and one has only to climb ro
some commanding position whence th 1
town ns a whole can be seen to discover
that the hundr.ds of domestic hearihs
are largely responsible for the evil.
The domestic hearths on the continent
are free from blame in this respect, and
the factory chimneys, although guilty of
belching the biackest smoke, are gener-
ally gathered into one quarter. lie thus
explains the better behavior of contlns nt-
al domestic chimneys: -
“The factories, I think, account for this
-the first is that there is a great deal of
lahorln regard to the preparation of food
saved in continental towns. \Vorkmen,
business and professional men, all classes
of society, use the restaurant inuch more
fruruently than we doin England. it is
for_them more than nn eating house; it
and, besides saving house labor, it ai-
fords opportunities for social intercourse
which are highly valued.
“Of course, there is a areal. deal to be
said for our English home life with its
close~knit ties when that home life is at
its best; but how often, from lack ofthe
stimulus of outside ideas, from the nar-
rowing especially of the woman`s hori-
zon through hor slavery to thc family
needs, doe\ our home life tend to run in a
narrow and straight aroove. dead to all
that is outside the daily rounili"
The writer omits to mention, though he
doubtless realizes the fact, that uni il
British restaurant keepers are content
with something less than the cent per
cent profits which they. now endeavor to
squeeze out nf’ their customers, ti.:-y will
oi slow combustion st/oven in place of the
mediaeval open fireplace.
tha streets, too, are well kent and tidy.
Englandisaland ot great engineering
enterprises; our gnat towns bring their
water over many miles, and provides
All Your Grocer tor
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` Syrup of Linseed
AND
1 Turpentine 1
i<`(lR AILMENTS OF THE THROAT
AND LUNGS.
You 1-annot. bc too particular in buy-
ing medicine.
li may be it qiicstioii oflife or death.
There are so many cough and cold
rvinr-:lice tlini t-lierc ii-1 a tendency to be
1-.ai-1-less in the selection of treatment.,
ami yt-1. what is more dangerous than
it voliif
You would not think of taking any
mcriicinc that might he oiiercd for heart-
i.1'r»1ililc or ltiilnvy disease, and ycf. far
rriurc people tiivlroiii thc result of ne-
glected colds their from these ailments.
Vl.\‘SiS’[‘ i>.\' il./\ViI\'G A MEDlClNE
()l~` i(i§l_.iA1.ill.l'l 1 ANU REPil’i`ATii)N
Sill li AS IDR. CiiA_~iE'S SYRUP OF
i.1Nal‘IEU AND 'l`Ui1Pi£NTiNE.
" 'i‘his great family medicine has stood
the test ofyciirs,1i.1id never rlisappoiiit-
cd tliosr who put their t.1'ii1~itln it as a
rurcftir cmiip_ lrroncliitis, whooping
1-tiogli, iistliiiia, voiiglis, colds a.iid throat
tmouliles.
l)o not l»1~ satisfied with substitiites
ami iiriitatiuiis, for they lack the riim-
tive powers which iiiive given Dr. Uliasc'i~i
Syrup of Iririsuerl and Turpentinc its
\\orld-\\'i1lc ri-piitatiuii.
Mus Gnu Gouii, Tirlilioriie, Adding-
ton C11., tint.. writes: “lt is
»\ltli pit-a.\n1-1' that i certify to
thu \\'1i11<i<-rful siitctiss of Dr. Ulin.~lc‘s
Syrup 1rfI.l1ist-wi and ’iurp1‘nt.inc as 11
cure |1i1~1'ul1is. Il is the licsit and surest.
trcntiiii-nt. f`1ir1'inigl1s a11'1i colds that we
have 1-vi-.r linen nine to find.-Mrs. Geo.
Good, 'l`i1'l|l>or|i1*, Addington (`o., ()nt.`
Mira. A. A. \'AN lilisi’i11K liobinson
has something of the function of n club, 5u.,.,.,_ M,,m.,_)__v _\-_ B_4`“,_.i,',c____ _ 111,-or
y<-.nr~¢fli|\\'1- iisi-ri Ilr. Glinsefs Syrup of
l.iii_-01-d and Tiirperitlrie for my <-.hilrlrcii
wilt-ii tlii-ylinve cords in the winter. I `
first iisvd it. with my d1|.uglitcr,who suil`-
ered from n severe form of asthma. The
l1-ast,1-.xpo.~n.1~e to cold would lay her up
and sho \v1n1ld nearly siiiiocate for want
ot breath. i,|n11st nay I found it to he
a most .~1nt.lsf111-tory treatment. and it
hasvntirely cured lier. It set-.ins to go
din-rt. to thc tllscased parts and bring
the lPesi1'cfi relief.
lir. Climi1=`s ryrnp of l.lnsecrl and Tur-
pciitinc, Z5 cents n hottie ai. all dealers,
or iidinanson, Bai/cs 815 Co., 'ioronto.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
' C ' never become popular. He attributes the T,.y,, mx of W|,;L,.', 50,, |,,,n,, ,mx
' a good many centuries ag and iron beds are more comparative cleanliness abroad to the use time you want ,,,mdy_ md H
If von give the children White`l
° ' "N I i I tbo bm li l i _ `
d¢m‘nd_...c°ntt-Est th¢ ‘lag-g¢ sgze of the glant we JWZ: tfmfmah :h`°‘;’:"e°':":‘;::‘bu'; chocolates to cat there will he no had
after effects. 18d ti
Men’s Fall Hats!
SS $2.00. $2.50 ,
$3.00 HATS.
Best Eu llah Make
aaw|:s° c'r:tnam\'n.n
, $5.00 HATS.
. BeatAmerice11 Make
$1.
~ $2
having full length sleeve.
35C, 501;, 650, S5c, $1.013, $1.15.
$1
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31.*- d t Et ny size. trimmed
 xilflriecmbcioiderii and lace, $1.00.
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hF_______,i__g_ C__,_____.,__,m_;_. _fu,,__k|y 5.99,, mostannouncenients hitherto put forth \ \l \ &i:  \_:-_ ui 5_4, ,_
~ - g* 1' the »11~s, tent iioiscs,givcs - __ , ~. ‘ _ _ ~s`*.=»- iles _ 
L11.-i-uxiiltlili\<illtA`1`¥il1~f tl; cnta1'rlial deafness. by opposmou leader” at' elenuo um" h   i  "-L\`\\ f  _
at It avoids any very aggressive attack ) _.\\,», __l `~_; _ GQ _I` __ ‘I - _ - \ \
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NIGHT GOWNS
The workmanship on all our
gowns. is first-class.
Night Gowns, 9oc. $l.00» $1-25.
45,$1_66, $1.85, $2.10, $2.40.
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SLUMBER
RUBES.
neck. trimmed Valenciennes lace
insertion, beading, 35c to $1.25
Note--the trimmings on all our
covers are neat, sightly, pleasing
and durable.
Ladies’ heavy vests and drawers
at 3oc, 35C. 550- 43C» 551-
WA'I`SON'S UNSHR INK-
ABLE
in white and natural colors at 65c,
gnc, $1.10, 1.25,1.35,1.5o,1.85.
White All-Wool Sieeveless
Vests at 58c.
Short Sleeves at 80c-
Ladies’ Fleece L i n e d
Bloomers. Sl-I5.
Chi|dren’s Fleece Lined
Sleeping Suits. 65c.
Fleece Lined Slumber
Robes.
.5o.
High neck. medium or low neck,
DRAWERS
Ladies‘ Drawers. open or closed,
35. iii-5°-
Ladies’ Skirts in lengths of 38.
o, 41 44 inches, waist band ar-
.3,5, $1.50. $1.55, $2.10, $2 65-
WHITE
Loose Corset Covers. round low
my
E' BEiil.lNEll
iillMillPHilNE.
. The greatest. invention of
the age. The_ cheapest music
known. It will play all kind,-
of music and lalt a life time,
Think of hearing one of the
world’a greatest aiu ers, sing
you a song for LESS than the
iifth of scent. The voice is
plain and clear, as though the
singer were in the room. Bag
- pipe tunes ihat will make tt
Highlander-'s blood tingle and
Dialogues that will maketiic
children laugh for days situ
they have heard them.
Only the famous maroon
rccor s used; they require no
care. A child who can wind A
clock can run it. Nothing to ;
go astray. Every instrument
guaranteed for five years,
Records exchanged free_
Write or call at Central Music
Store.
A. HORNE & CO.,
Kent St. Charlottetown.
28 dw ti Apl 1
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A Muiiuous
CLOCK
Do you own a mutinous c1ock_
a clock that has seemingly lost all
sense of right and wrong, and per-
sists in telling time falsely week in
 & ‘ and week out? Don’t endure its
a m  ‘ 0 g tantrums any longer. Bring it to
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OGKESS
for the label with the man climbing the ladder. -
Sold by Leading Cloihlcrs Throughout Canada. 1
Climbing
The Ladder 5
ls a practical demonstration of
~ PROGRESS."
“Progress”
A Clothing
is a striking demonstration of
what can be accomplished in
..-
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wholesale tailoring by a combi-
nation of artist specialists.
When buying clothing look
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Progress Brand Clothing may be had from Prowse Bros
Grand
iiiiaral ilunsaiiative Rally
A grand Liberal Conservative rally will be held in the
Market Hall Monday night beginning at 8 o’clock.
SPEECHES on all the important public questions will E
be delivered by the Liberal Conservative Candidate, Mr. A.
A. Lefurgey, Senator Ferguson, ]ohn J. Bradley and others.
Everybody invited.
By order Liberal Conservative Club of Surnmerside.
.] C. JARDINE,
Secretary.
27 d 2i
Manufetcturere of
ENGINES, BDILERS, TANKS, ETC.
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For Repairs of all Kinds.
Changes in Heating ete-
_ Founders. Machinists and f Bollermakgg-'_
  Charlottetown Foun-
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]. E. WY ATT,
President. `
our workshop and let us take it to
pieces and ferrit out the fn uit. if
it’siixab1e, we’il make it right
again. `If it’s trouble is simply
that it is wholly worn hut from age
or inherited weakness of constitu-
tion-why. then we can sell you ."1
good new clock to take its place.
and at as low a price as could any
store in town. Suppose you think
the matter over.
E. W. Taylor,
lirtiriiii uiru
The S. S- Manchester Trader
with cold storage and mechanical-
ly ventilated chambers will leave
Manchester on or about Novem-
ber grd. next for Montreal and
Charlottetown arriving at Char
lottetown about the 24th. leaving
next day 25th. Will sail direct to
Manchester. For space and rates
from Manchester to Charlottetown
or Charlottetown to Mancheste,
apply to
A. Pickard & Co.,
AGENTS.
Charlottetown
24 ld
9- _ ____ _
CANADIAN *
PAc| Fl c-~
|(lil.0ilU.ilili] ilillliS
llililllili lllilTH WEST
and the Dominica Government Grant io
each adult who will work it
|60 ACRES FREE.
You eau bu, the adjoining Quarter Reclini-
(ioo aciea4_ rom $4.0: to 33.00 an i-Ctr. ""1
pay Due- enth a yea|.ar.dii»1t.1afcr ~ vriy
small amount secure a Farm that will PH"
from the start. Practically no Pioneer work
“Bead for descriptive hmpnle n and
an.
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For pu-ucuian and tickets can an
J. I. IIATTHBWB, Chailoiieiowll-
Of' lille C. B. FOSTER, D. P. A..
at. john. N- "-
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Political Meetings
Mr. _Tunes T. Hn hes. the Govern-
ment Candidate, MIT address the Eler-
‘ toraofKing’a County on the public
questions of the day, on the rlstr'
named at the uudermeutioued \’>liifl‘*‘i
Seutaer's Cross, Friday, Oct. 28111 ai
7 o'eiock p. m.
Murray livery Saturday, Oct- 29””
at o' .
&  Death. ltouday. 0°”
silt. It 7 velock 1.
nf oss saga ts. iw
crsaiafm 1. isviua sl. .¢~..a.'»s' ri will
:se given one-half the timeof each m¢¢i'
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