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wavslde.
After a spin along the coun-
try roads, there is nothing so
refreshing and revivifying as a
teaspoonfiil of
Hbbtlrs
Ellervesceitt Salt
in a tumbler of water. It re-
freshes and revives you, and
_ adds fifty per cent. to the
pleasure and healthfulness of
wheeling. Garry a bottle in
your kit, and without the assist-
anc-: of ice you can have a cool-
iiig :is well as a refreshing drink.
Recommended by physicians
and medical journals, and sold
._ by all driiggists st 60 cents a
large bottle._ Trial size, 25 cts.
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until
Grgan Recital!
THE New Organ in St. James’ Church, will
be opened by a Recital by Mr. S. N.
Earle (assisted by some of our nest talent in
vocal numbers) at 8 o’cl0ck, Thursday eve-
ning, November l7ib.
Admission to /ill parts ofthe Hall, 25 cents.
Programme litter.
D. R MACLENNAN.
nov 9198 Secrets ry of Trustees
As the Organ is ii really beautiful instru
ment. a treat may sa fely be nrnmised to all
who stir nd the opening by Mr. Earle. whose
abilities as an organist. are too well kno wn
to need any iuriher cfirnmcnt.
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=_-.-..<»_-__».._a.-   --.-fr" iicricaii invin 'bi ' Th - - - '» ' . M-B861 (ff°'Shl~"Pe=S» Milk
_ 4- _.f -;, ff- -- __,.-- -'_,--:_-<1 - _ P Y cl e In WM' ere lieve the people would in this way rates R- Ko - H _ -f
f`_""_TTI;}-: r-"~°_j,=;  has undoubtedl been a. stead ad- _ ° ' f' Ice" mwnao (wma
_~_ _ _T _ __ _ _ Y _ ,_ Y tha. price of a battleship. Then let the sugars* (bwvn and
vance in Russian influence among the Canadian governnienr givg the P,-ig,  D inns t H
The s. s. foban sailing from Montreal nations during the ast half 'centu "“ih'oliier"if needs be Then we-is  "»"'5-gg§'§“‘f“ 9 “'qm¢§°P‘-in
'fuesd-of morning. Nov. sth. wil ii- flue at P- fy' ' . ‘ -  'P‘l0k°t9»*'P|'l°°'.'~`P°f"Wl_¥§i
Ci;{_iow_p,_ l-‘lid-vb iiiorniiig, Nov. |liiii. and F""‘”°e leaus °” Russia' for s°°““°]5 oniy be d°".'g what Cape C°i°ny as ` P3l1')» Blalfliels £91158! gfby 0r
..~.i..:‘ii.i.i::.'iir.';:.'-:i2.;‘::;:‘i§sii':;.i. G°"m°°Y fe" ¥° °‘f°°<‘ _the »==°=~i “°*°g “°Y' “  WS’ P°P°*“**°° “Pd i81=@4-it sm.   
pri<3_<}_i_ic;»__i___i__i_d;=r .ieck_»ii__iowe .-gpossibia rates. power: Russian influence is first at grnéer ‘mP°_rt9“.°° 1’ »°°P’fd9r°‘»l° _H Island Drugget (hand made). _ _
mam appryfwpm °"‘”"" 3° ‘° f"°’gl’_‘ and Constantinople and Pekin. Russian $38 A§DEf‘an:;:§gl_?§§  s‘:_l:_le Also ¥»0.B\1_ll_ply _tlif Q'1§9\?'3_i' ,Kil,\_g’S»-__ and
`Cl\`°°"“ NW- 901 '9'3- PEAKE BROS iiii.-gil.-._ d1l.’1f”.na°y has-the advantage of greet '° i Rnii>a'M.m'rn'Ueii 1‘§l:¢il(;iiii(ii°ilidl;ann.i;m®£ii)<iiiii;ii's§:l1i°\ii‘hs;
` 8 ` " 0 considerations and obligations which --i-'\‘°~lil-i-°~fl'”i‘-'flli-i5>'<"f»li"1-9°’ '5?%5=~l*-‘*»d~»‘i‘S°‘t. While in T°"°”t° °'°°°“di”3 ‘the
- - - ' 'mBread Molasses Oaim al K _F ° 1;;
are hem bmdm b moons of ai. $i9.°d h°2.£$*z.iS ‘tank 19.01° tomar ' -~ ° - °’f”°“° 1"- "° ’°°“8
em Eu g y w thing else to you. and eve bottle 01:53 *"5 ¥°°‘ °a1`°3l‘)
Fiuoiii. Novnusim, ii. isos. `
RUSSIAN PREDOHINANGB
ii-
The notion of Russian predomin-
ance in the world seems to be occupy-
ing an increasing share of attention
every where. The vastness of the
great northern empire, the numbérs
and rapid increase of its population,
the solidarity and compactness of its
vast possessions,its manifold resources,
increasing wealth and ambitious
projects all challenge the apprehen-
sion of the free governments of the
q _ /§ world.
‘In a hundred yearsj said Napo-
leon at St Helena, “Europe will be
Cossack or___ republican.” There are
yet sixteen years of the time unexpir-
ed while Russia has made a vast pro-
gress in making Europe Cossack since
the days of Napoleon. And thereare
lier vast Asiatic possessions, so im-
mense that the whole of the United
States and all of Euiope that is not
Russian would be insumcient to cover
Siberia. And this vast region, which
other nations have been accustomed
to think of as a barren waste, is now
found to be rich in almost ever y
natural resource of soil, forest and
mine.
Itis only two hundred year-: since
Russia emerged from baibarism and
adopted in some sort the manners and
methods of a civilized state. Peter
the Great ruled about 5,000,000
square miles. The present Czar holds
absolute sway over 9,000,000 square
miles- Within the century of
which Napoleon spoke Russia has
advanced her frontiers toward Stock-
600 miles, toward Berlin 700 miles,
toward Constantinople 500 miles and
toward India l,300 miles. More than
one half the area of Europe is in her
possession, and all northern Asia. She
has l30,000,000 of people and has
increased her wealth almost threefold
in the past thirty years. Mulhall esti-
mates itas£2,818,000.000 in 1864 and
£6,524,000,000 in 1894. The annual
product of the manufactories rose from
£l77,000,000 to £380,000,000, and
internal trade from £560,000,000 to
£1,030,000,000. From 1850 to 1896
the railways of European Russia in-
creased from 310 miles to -23,308, or
seventy fold.
Russia is also the greatest producer
of breadstuifs in the world excepting
abilities, untammeled by those moral
ance at sea, but could not conquer
Russia, materially 'cripple her
power on land. Briti_sh_ statesman
but are in doubt whether it would be
better to hasten or postpone it.
EDlTOR’_§_ MAIL
Royal -Art Gallery and Museum
of Gurlosltles-
Siu,--In order that the museum to
be opened in the Y.M. C. A. on the
24th, may be of the greatest interest to
the public may I ask ilirougli your jour-
nal, that persons having in their pos-
session aiticles of general interest and
who would be kind enough to lend them
for two or three days, would please
correspond Wih the Writer.
I have already had the offer ot some
very valuable pictures. and also curio-
sities which I had no thought were in
the city. If otheis would be kind
enough to offer me the use of such cu-
rios as they may have it would make
the museum of more than general inter-
est; and it is only right we should share _
our pleasures wiih others. The greatest
care will be taken of all articles loaned.
We take this means of reaching the
public as we cannot tell on whom to call .
An early reply by letter or telephone
will oblige.
Yours, _&c.,
W. J. Kiiinr.
combination ot the powers. Would it not
be a good time for Canada to make a
gladly have a share in their
maiiiybi. firm. iaim. Baan   
, _ __ ___ _ _ ._ _    __ 
` l 1    would retain and increase her __<loi§_i_n-i  _ 
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foresee the almost inevitable struggle, 1 It WM Abé Llli00l11 WHO Bold, “YOU GMI f00l 80120 Of tlw
but you canlt fool _allthe people all the time,’¥_1and_how
` pears before us Wllell _WB .B80 Qtli-e__i;s tryfingto follow in our
  fairly bulging buf- with vt°11d°rms°t@t__th2 way Psion it 0..
upon the minds _of reasonable people the ,difercnce between
an old gagol some-' to misrepresent themselves' and thrive
- others, but, asthe fellow says, “The w-hirligig of time will
bound to establish us as the beet Clothing .House with a
and just such values as these- will help doit,
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_ _.___ _ JAMES PA'roN eos
 Men’s Fall Overcoiits, made from all wool
_\ blue and latest tan shades, cut_nobby box style, in
_~/l}\ every detail- Our special price. . . . . . . . ._ . . , . , .
‘ "ff.j__. ___ _ Meii’s Fall Oi ercoats, pure wool, blue and black
\_____  "_ Beavers, tailored in the latest correct fashion and
  ` the equal of any $l6:00 Overooat, our price. . . . . .
 "` - ` .
 i Men’s Business Suits, single or double breasted
;   suits, properly made and finished, sold by us for. .
Men’s Finest Fall Suits -`-These garments
merchant tailors’, single and double breasted, out
and trimmed in llrst class manner, our price. . . . .
,.1 Men’s all wool Ulsters, _great big heavy fello
-P S $4_7.5, and Shorey’s Woterprcof Ulslers at $6_15
Bulluafpttleshlp- and $|O_OQ. '
Sm -At the present time loyalty is ' ‘ i '
a moinentous sentiment in the colo~ Ja  ‘  A ’ ` . ' i  _i
nies, inasmuch as the Mother Country- - » _ ‘ -` ._ _  f seems likely to be hard pressed by a __ 0
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loyal offering' in the shape of a first-class ' ' v  ' -f '  'ta H ‘
battleship or two ? Of course if we _ ' -= 0' L;-f  ' ~   f- 1
do this our offering must-c be second to _ - E fl ‘ ‘_ » }_. -»  `
none in the British empire. I notice   . _ _=‘  ' 7 ._  ~ `
' that Cape Colony has taken the initiative- -  } '_. 0 _  » '
and is makings large annual grant with - - ` _ - “ _ » ~  _ '-
this end in view. , » """-""'*- _ . _
I think this matter deserves immediate i , ,
niemiti.. ii.. ninth marker i. ii.. Hospital for the lime, Queen s. Kings   
salvation of the Canadian farmer. Her |N|.|>[|ngg cpm Pfiggns. - .
constitution is the basis ol our liberation, _*mi -_-
from her we have our heritage of just DEPARTMENT gp Pgimg Womgs, -gi-Ilhen you want to .buy your Fan and
claws and free speech. Wefought not N _ 13, 1898_ stef: Reefer Ur Sult-
' . _ _ . _ ~, _ov 9
t°1°°k comly on whlle Bnmm ls 9"' Sealed Tenders will be received as W
dangering her position by working for this De ,,_,.,men,u to noon 0n'THURS_ 8 '  Can Sh~OW U18 
the uplifting of bcnighted Egypt and DAY Ig _ 1, £98 f _l . .
Africa-V The Canadian P°°P,I° me son 0_l‘ lfiirsoiisi willin ignsuanlvptelielever Shown 'In Charlottetown Wlthuut ‘ny
1°v=\1- HW my °f "um "°“19 i-fi... nw... r.i....i h..-.,.ii.i"‘i’.'. ii. We are the people w Save you mono .
country’s defence ?~ All 'i cannot o 1 Insane for tile ya” eullinzdllst  3. bee our  at 350’ 415 5
t<:__ti_g_li_p,dbE;_pip_pyhot those who _paariziiiot 'afggiigiowgghdgggégsgzsn§h’f‘,‘;_:'_!;:  Cl1Sl'.0m made and Only half _$116 H09
» ave some s n ‘ » ~ ' ~ ' _ _
_ `_ _ p;ly tape Ui:_i_ted States. She has the l:3ritain’s and our own ddfenco. 'Give  _ 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ 
- ~ _ ges stan ing army among the na- them achance to do so. Let subscrip- ties as shallfrom tim” ,O .-time be “_ _I - » .  
__ _ l _ _tions and her fleet is next _to that of tions be opened all over the land, quired_ viz: Flour and  u,_ _ I  _  . ._ 1
f _ _ Fl-an¢¢, in the order of smength placed in the hands of n_1&giBtt8'_l.__o_s, pri  T_0__‘__ _ _________a_e_____
,1"_;Y€';_';j_w,__:_7_ These conditions, coupled with her ‘;f:_‘°;;;‘_lS"_:_‘;’th7b‘{¥°”s“?‘lt 15"" “°’ ~*h“i°" Cheese. P.  'Island
 "gi, _xv compact and inaccessible territories, , q °~ Pu- ‘°` Pm e m°° =1 ° SOUP". Soda.-Washing Soda.
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WPFV”
bor Best Bargains in
  ianilln 
_ rope. _ _ _ _ fl _‘ ‘__ . ° . _  - _ - “ _  _
lm   _` Russia’s only real rival in the ad-  Sarsapauua comm” Lxgm- _bestiiiiiiiluiigis  riquind to b.e°°f    _
___ tance toward world supremacy is ' ' ` Tenders must ex ress the rice r ` 1
   Britain. Russ_ia_ _the greatest;  is m_o_iieyiu politics._ save  barrel pound, b_nsli)el____aiid» gallon .grid me  co'  _
_ land POW” , Brltalu the greatestsea th” “fm 5°* 1" °l"_ 2"” l?*'8_.‘;“'¥5 F”  bi .*!"’@*m¢l. 0,1 *W0 _ 
-_- power. Britain has the larger ter- there 5 m°°°Y 1°' YW- TTY H5 101' 55°-S f¢9P°”Slbl9 P°1`*°°5fWiml5'¥ 1°-`-b°¢°m°  now dit sale at our' Ware
_Beginning on w|“¢gh1_  Mp, ritorial area,and most population also, batga'inB'°`_R` K' JQST’ Smnlileiii C°l~"»  mr the  °f Rooms."   f 7 '_ ' 1
inst at 10 a.m. and continuing follow- ifher heathen mvriads are counted nel' ' - _ ‘ ’ 5'   §h°°°“~ln°_t' ;f_~  fe.,  ~ »  .i'  and ii
_ _ _ » F _c ta .N _ .i . _     __*f»~°°¥1‘l1s. . B¢§*f T°!1°<l
ing day. Some of the things to be but these have little or none of the desilélgggenizs lgliszyisfptpggtlizl   The 11'-@'°°s‘-“Q thgflbpartment 6° lo,t-of Organs evicr brought] tothe
sold are:_-Newcombe _Piano,__ _Full national devotion which would make 1 ° it u"i;5itffji 'ant necessarily Hnifthraniselvesi to im-  ' ' _
Parlor, Dininv Room and Librar the Czar’s millions ii ht f “H 1 cepuhe lowest or any Tenden
° . 5' ' _ _ _ _ , S _ °"_ 9? i _ Tender must express on the cover; fblf* i°°l`¢°9e in Pl`i°°5- 1
Sits, Carpets, _Curta.ins, etc. Many Russia. ’ Britains territories are IW ll\|BfllIl'. il Pll0l'_8. _ 12 ..1~|,e Jail supply T,,,,der»» and ,.H0spi__;_ '  _Ugu in md ,ee_bh¢m»_
c oice engravings including 3 from scattered in the four quarters-of the THE best -1, ja, 8' M .- i taif I S 1 T d ii » _ __ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . _ h k or asaiie uppy en er.  _  _ _ _-
_ London Art _Union, 2 Oil _Paintings, world, while 1`;{u.ss1a’s possessions are are Whltais gnzcggaig (gggcglgtegakéeg Samples required marked lhusc. ~ i _ -_ ` __ 
some very nice colored prints, Table compact and in touch with the een- forthe ` i `  _ IUCHARD SMITH. '_ » ’ ` ‘ ' ` ‘
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Linen, Glass, China, Silverware and tral overiimen ma  P emo  _ ' Secrets of Public   ~
_ R t. The Brigantine Maderdc isexpeoledt 'Y  _ _ _ _ _ ' _
Cutlery. 0118 12110109 carved Walnut Russia has the advantage that gh.. load at Charlottetown for the ‘Bermudii Nov' 1' 3-aw&w ll Dee' lst'  1 ii. 5   t 1 ' - » ‘ ’ The grotlilll Bl-003
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(Bak Stove, Parlor Stove. Ladies’ She has onl to cease from a ress` mst' Horses Wm be tak” as ffel- bt 8 "  .s     '  ‘  1  - n . N0
. Y gg ion 8 _  . It is an mhlli
glint Bicyclc,Meacham s Atla.s,Theo- and no power will attack her She g;(l;2&2l:v;°nty dglgug P31' 5985 "“  Bu'  ary ¢.&¢l;;ona of
gi a_iid large general Library, and can aide her time Just now, with mg wsu., 8 prom 6 y “mam of een S49; It is invaluable for
For fuller list and order of sale, see waiiih ainciiiteogzeils rogd frdmhe;I0t:>lorv1l:   Cox at .H°t9i1I3__aVl%3. _ Z - 2 ~ .-'f ~   _ _ ~ . i _  llTR;Amm|m W mem'
haiidbills. . P A. h f '" f t - _ ° . _ _ _ ,Q  ‘ . -` 8. _   1 ' * - _ _»`~ 
"ri-in BRICK not sa and 1 .1 Biib rt ur’ md t° °°”"°°‘ “lm The Commissioners of sewers and  S   P°°“°"’ ‘° 5"’ “ ° "ht
P W. C. and Soinfl back 182 fliix:itb in E\:ir0P:-m%;ii; t1‘ii:ré;u}rl;v;l`0;i::l ?(l0’lii3;lu)d   tamsmen ohlveigyphanon gdiconinechmns wlth end dl
3 ,-;_,;-_i-_ f .._. , C be ,_ d S _ - - _ 5 “IPS 01' t e main sewers in owners of pro- _ ' j" .
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e ne 16 h h 1; h y g ere ls e g 8
at [2 dclock H001? “Also L pasésx ;t;'df;t°{§;s.l;_g¥   3i|ff¢;,tl\a@».f;tWaekl{.»sewer pipe-:snow being laid. ' ` ----
55 fr fmm 0,, Kent Sweet 0 age lcmgc Sith the .Black S°°'. _by l" °lP_lP.  ~WEii_Ki.r GU_AR_DIA_N___until  VY__I-ter one prepared toi-e.~_ 4 - ll _  _  .1 § 215- P‘°hl'w¢°'~'”"
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geymimgmn   i ._   Fi   Battleship ` “Maine”  8 ' }i¢.§°°a_ _  _  :fsihof 'y next. will
Sus-_°» the remiss ` "P<>pi._5la’S`i'~f.°§§f§.i`%.§2f  ts' » i v S D- H0*-EAN».;_  
T°""°° - ' ` f  “_  W. 5"-;_.»   .  “‘°’F1Y ‘nd 8°” lb”   » _S°°'7°f     cover ‘ :fini --Tsi-
R- Beer ofiimswhieli she.  _°___e_d _Until  \3l '98  ofcomm, _ ‘ Cg? }d5rfor`fme of Skating nk.”
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