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ESTABLISHED 189i CHARLOTTETUWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. MONDAY OCTOBER 28.1901. P_l(|_CE  ` O
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IN KWNBYS SMALLPOX BAPIISIS CQLLECI _ MILNER’S   "HALIEAX  
Terrible Ailliction of a
"'“° ..  .f SITUATION $2050.00 EOR DEBT. SPEECH LOBSTERS 
W ell know
Ottawa. _ ___
8,., C......, Tn. .i.. 3..., .f Eighti-Pour Cases at St.
bw Awful Experience. and Explains  C.
H9, he was Extncated from his
Dmgerous Predicainent -°
,_<;_ff;,‘:;°:°..‘2:r.f:.;‘.?.1°.°::“;....,: sin iiiicoiws init
mph he has endured cannot be des
dmd in words To day he is £31 M “_”
_S_f__»=_=:_»_:;>'_§:§\§j§d‘;;§§_§§§';_u8,y“§m§° The I. C. R. and C P.R. have
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__.._gygi:;_=_\>__1:_=';'_;=_§‘;_{l“°__‘_ff_'j§;_'_;'£"j_';"‘§_i“_§ Arranged About Wharf
_ and Elevator.
“I want you to publish for the benefit of .___ ‘ `
ll H' d
H :O2 ;"‘:;';EZ_i__';§ °_`;ISg:es`;n 8:; 'rHxs1¢u.L1>ox sirnarroiv IN sr. Jonir. »
gianeys Sr. J ons, Oct. 26.--(Special).-No new
MY mend’ an k”°w th” I have been cases of smallpox are reported today.
t thi di se for years They _ _
‘ mm” ° _sde Egnsultmg the best phy Fever patients have been placed in the
“OW  hes _ ` ‘_
“mis inthe city, and trying every kind infectious hospital and all will probably
dremedylemlld Y-\1\Uk°f I WGS “Doble be putthere with doctor to attend on
gg get better me time ago a friend told thank
me that Dodd’ idney Pills would cure
___e_ As a last resort I med them and nionrr-rorm casss suarnrox nnrournn.
they have GUM* me- P Qussrc, occ. 26.-(specia1.)-Eigiiw
‘TMS is Th” mst year m 8' gre” many four eases of smallpox have developed at
I h t been confined to my _
"ns That' ave no St. Hyacinthe and many are also reported
hed with the disease _
“I could not imagine more severe snirer throughout the Province, but Montreal is
lag than one endures who is afllicted with f,.e,_ _ _
Stone in the Kidney, and I feel the great
gt gratitude to Dodd’s Kidney Pills.
The letter read as follows
sTR.ATBCONA AND THE FAST LINE.
‘Anyone who has suffered need suffer 01-rawa, October 26.-(Specia1.)-Lord
|\°m°”ff°’ D°dd’5 Kidney Pms Wm cure Strathcona was here today and talked
mem ____ _ble to estimate the imma about the fast line and other matters with
It is i poss _
aionthis wonderful case and its miracul 5"' Wilfred Laurier-
Wl °\\!'*; hi” m“d° °“ _the P°°I¥;\°Dh;‘('_° c. P. R. AND iN'rnRcoLoN1aL ARBANGE.
len an women are as ing, 0 's
Kidney Plus c&n cure such apparently In ST, JOHN, OCi}»  TS 1'8-
eurable cases, what will they not cure ported that the Canadian Pacino Railway
Itisa r¢v¢l&i»i0D i0 CWD T318 DhYSl¢l5US' has made arrangements for the use of the
' I. C. R. wharf and elevator here in con-'
    junction. Their winter business in
' Carleton is expected to be the biggest
i ~| ` __ ' 1 B\i!'l\Ii2t0n _
TOLET - Large's Hall Queen St Apply to _ ‘ _ .LQUISVIIIG NBBIIVUIQ
Llrl¢’S LWCYY of any season yet. _ _ ` `
WANTED -An ex rienced ri for general ' `”' `
l
PC S1
house ork A pl to Mrs W F Carer, Queen
Street: P y z8diwk 
E 9_33§5°53f5i°i5fi§°7?»°553`- A; LMT An Excellent Ariiclc Written For The Home- is ec; ____
   MARRTEE _  i Sggiq lByvpf§fi`f_ J; M¢Mi1m._  `  s on
 _ _ Erie Gum. _ .3,,,_ _ 55*
HO  n  At the manse, Georgetown P. E. Island
on the 22nd, Oct, by Rev. A. `\V. K. Herd-
Manufactured by the char man, George Yostou of Georgetown, to
I0ffef0Wh0f BOF&.Cf0fY Mary J. Crosman of Charlottetown.
At Pleasant Grove, on Oct. 24th, by Rev.
D. D. McLeod, M. A., Charlotte, daughter
of Mr, Uriah Matthews to Mr. Frederick
McDonald of Charlottetown.
DIED.
I _ _ \
1
At the morning service Pastor y-‘
Baptist history on this Island", speaking
preached at various places in this -
whomlwe have any record as laboring
here was Alexander Crawford, a native
of the Isle of Arran , Scotland.
t
year 1811 and a few days after the event
many to be a judgment from the
plunging people in thewater."
lottetown and preached in Lot 48.
In 1825 Rev. Charles' Tupper (the father
Island and reached 'n Bed T
North Riveli and Chai°lottetoe:lv‘h?’ ryan’
Next year Revs. Joseph Crandall and
Theodore Harding came. The lflrst
churches which were organized by
Elder Crawford were called Scotch
Baptist and were very strict in discipline.
For example members who married out-
side their church- membership were
excluded.
The first regular Baptist church was or-
ganized at Tryon in 1821 with 28 mem
a
Lot 49. John Scott at North River, a
John Shaw at Three Rivers.
Edward Manning and T. S. Harding who
came on a mission from Nova Scotia.
ted
tizefl(by immersion) in Charl otteto
bership of nine.
The church met in a private house then a
large room or hall was ren .
A new church was opened on the cor-
of the work of the missionaries who from George street on the site of Dr. Conroy's
Ra
mond briefly reviewed 'the beginning of aboutthlrty.
time to time came from Nova Scotia and residence in the year 1%2 while Rev. W.
ro
P
vines. The first Baptist preacher of pastorate of Bev. D. G. McDonald a new
a great storm visited the Island doing pastorsin the sixty dveyears of itshiatory
considerable damage. “This was said by and three of these have served two
di
l
mighty on account of Mr. crawfor s Scott, Rev. John Knox. and Rev D G
men.-...aid American Navy and its Wm gg ga Mi  » ‘
 _Crawford  school In Ch&r  touching um some ot the inost ` ‘s >";-1 ' ' *~'n..'
Effect ' _  ‘A
_, 8
ner of Euston and Prince streets, 184o._ bequest W be @59_0g_
The membership of the church was then
This building was moved to Great ' _ _
H. Hobbs was pastor. During the
brick building was erected on the site of _ _.,
The church has had thirteen different
prominent points in the history of the g Q21’
church the pastor referred to the un
°f Si' Ch"1°° T“PP°") c*m° 9° th* written history the moral and spiritual -1- _ _  _~ __ ___ f  _
influence for good that has been exerted all _ _ _ _ _ _
through these years by the membership of ummm iuzaruzns onavrrv or arruanoit. i ‘
lllaln WBIL' 0,
the churchlnot only in the city but in other IETEB _ _ 
places where the members have gone to P IABnz§g_BG’0ct`m'_(sp"hl°)__'l A “ ‘_
reside. Pastor Raymond expressed his _Sil'A1f1'¢d Mul\¢l'_l¥_ll5D¢¢°|1_dW¢1i7 011 ¢»_
appreciation oif the kindness of the mam-_‘ desire for a peaceful and 
bersto him urlng his short pastorate so th Ah.; g!,'e-at mm-_ 1! E
and hoped they would become under Britisc:da;n°but said ‘let lzsmntiis' ‘ ' - uk'
a great blessing to the city as _‘they __ _ _ '_ h _ xmaxsnoauins
should increase in numbers and spiri ual °°““ °“ °-°°m *Wm* UU' _ ”.
life under the guidance of a new '  _ _
pastor. _ aniumuxi-r wa-rarmro ruasoxnm. nir.r.._ mu of hum" _  _*de-__
The first Baptist ministers tobe ordained - ~ L _ 9° _ _ . _ _. - _
in this Province were Benjamin Scott t Wgagxtmshgnfxegff igdiggiléf; Ad;;_I;);’ is t' ‘u“_l’°(Smp'°m°:;T__t; 
d~ ' °°““‘ °°“‘°_ fwvnwd- _ va has um bv 
n evening prpachedin the afternoon from wmklng of the mnomml bm of thas _ 0"-I _ ' u _ I 
II Peter lst chap. verses 5;7. In the A __A N‘ md m .1 Us _ _ _ _
Th°s° were °u°rd°'m°d m 1832 by RW' evening ,Di-I Trotter preached again to a _ m an O V’ E ‘Y  if
f H house takin for his wth John lst lineaud engineer omcers as line omoen » ~ _ _
preacher of marked ability and power. `
thanks to the kind friends who had Closing prices ' 0°|;,25 AND
responded to his appeal in behalf of the Anialgamated Copper &&
church after which- he announced the A.mericanSugar
amount of the contributions includih a American Tobacco
Atchison Common
i _ ' 1 Brooklyn Transit
Manhattan ' 1192
New York Central nil
North Pacino Common
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  """"""""""""" ` "” r neck mana _
_ 1-oi m.i..,,. __ _
3 _Sh Pull UIQ; od*
methods of condu cting them should bein
accordance with the needs of those whom
it is intended to benefit. Are the condi-
} lions in one province particularly adapted
` to dairyingi Then let the provincial farm
in that province set an example in the
selection and management of adairy herd.
special favor in another? Then let tha
there. Thus, while the operations of the
naive#
At Little York on October 25th, Mabel
R. Brown, aged 17, daughter of Pbenezei
Brown.
Ah RMT Pblllil Ol), hlfl€ Ziiih TDSG. Elite - which merits more attention than any
id. eldest daughter of Mr. George Harris other. It is proposed, therefore, to con~ stock. We are yet far from the ideal gi' B' -Sh Bit 11;;-_  
Edward Isl ° ' prod _ _
on O°°'mT‘h'A°hl°i3h E'l°’ °R°4m°nth" vive prominence to one or two important be almost doubled in a few. Jelfl
and in a manner that will
aged22vears. duct the provineinl farm of Prince in these respects, and it is safe to say Tmnmst By us! _
and a half. son of E. Hildreth and Minnie _ l h I
A. Duchemim and already well established _branches of by paying close attent ou to it _l i§b0V_¢_ e1___’st~B’.
farm work, and also investigate several mentioned points. In Y94' D335 W0  ».__ _
.»0f such is the Kingdom of Heaveny other promising Held! of agric-altar! _breed__ng d__1_ve_st°ck hu '_ _ ._  Heat §°Powu'_
In this city, on Saturday. Oct. 26th, employment. _ args
John George Eckstadt,aged77years. It is plain that experimental work vineial farm. Every your O 1878* _ ____ . “ ‘ _u Prdsnd.
[Euneral today at 8.45 a. ni., eo St with field crops should receive considerable nngiher of young animals _ hal  u__.h”,__ Bak
puncta" oauieoi-»i.l manila.; 'reef seieeiicn of sub: ggi; distributed T;:0ngmtl;_°_”wm°f=_m <53; M
_  _ _ t c n o vare ies, an e vnce. .
ll:;;ge(?°°ists WHERE THEY GROWWHEA-1-_ fallgorable dime to sow them also the £217 much in the imp;0?;\¢;f;s°l I8' B‘°h°u°“&0"t"‘°
B00 tiieatment of soils and crops. are land stock. The demall 
Klgndykg Bggfs ’“- questions which by reason of certain bred stock continues. and it is v _ um _
_ _ _ mek bi _at ego eWorm.S  Itisalwavathe _
*"5* ‘md °f fi b°°“ YO" ““°‘“"’“ S°““°’ ‘*°°“ "'°"’ “’““ S‘°‘ ~5Zf.11‘.§“.?¥li.i.‘{f.Z°i§f.$‘.§.°li"2.‘If.°»f'l»`.5`$.'2`ff i‘.`.i.°°.`li‘.‘.. ‘IL '$535. “.3 1.... .i.‘....‘.‘." .. =-==»~=-f=»»1¢»-~='f3`=sf°=°f'» new -----
W9 U39 H19 1793*' lon? and Smering Ones the World Over' ' A beginning in this work has been made benent the industry. b°t’b°°"° wg" n°u“" v°g°“b v ' A
l mdk# UAKVU-I-E» Mm-~ 00°- 29--(SP¢°i*l)-" [this season. Asmall section of the farm It would be an injustice tothe ti-uit
eathers and Since the p“°“°°‘ti°“ °"‘h° awry °f Fra” were devoted to trial plots of the leading growing interests of the province were _
mnhmg but' Solid B(-mtg' It S°u2,:§’d?fe¢?_:g tf,':§,i§eg;,`;:§1ia:t¢beasn9t;i‘;; varieties of cereals roots and fodders. the provincial farm to continue in its
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'dl nav to buv your hoop illiss neighborhood. _ _ Next year the work will be extendéd by present state. of the entire a _ence   G _ _____"  _
'TWD ll* one °.f the m°st' striking °f these 'S tha' instituting a wider range of experiments. of fruit trees- _An orchard consist- _ f
"T Wmmm Lloyd wh° mr mwths past' hm Th le tion of seed grain with the ing princiP=\\|Y Of #P919 *fees Wm 5°' l
had Diabetes. All the dangerous syrup _e Se  _ _ _ _ . ~ _ .T
toms were present. He lost over thirty obgect of increasing the productivexiessof _ccrdingiy be established' there. A _ __ __ 
p.)_\)1_i_1_ii_:;is in weillht U1 1955 'him WW* I the varities under test will _ receiv;haifruit plaaiitatgiin wil; tan txame plloveuig
'11 ~ . - hare of aattenton. e=he ii v ua e asS¢ f81’m»
in fi knee Ka-‘"3" S _ _ _
Wh6l8SalB 8nd R6t8ll n£e1_>ri|1€izsTrv‘Tr;)retd<Ti§`goanYl°tstart‘.)ed To dsc .1 selection of an early maturingpwhen properly o&_1)‘¢f1bf<;l‘ W1" mmm _ _
_ h . ' rn which' will be satisfactory. an instructive o jec esson ~‘\ -l -_.
°°"'_" "“"' _""` ` ""' L %l:l'y 90011 T13 began 17° re°:¥e_1_'_~ Hi; :Br msuagg pu;-pggeg will also be at-1a,veragefr\1ih8\’0W6l»‘ ill U19 Dl'°Vi°c9- -_ T ' A _
Oak Timber  
La g mek k t _ _
hand egrders etfiillgtd _ .Fil10.SfB‘ll6ll&il'y _
pmmpdy and liiovelties. ‘ O 
J 03 A IKELY 
St John,N B
@@\»*\\¢\¢\*\ '-
BOards_ 43 Cases of New Season ’
cic _.__-A socks.
O Fancy Goods..
coming daily
HASZAillli'
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_AND-- I means larger profits in feeding. How to which have arisen to confront in
~ produce an abundant supply of fodder at _i ness latteipiays- _ __
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‘ ' Pork $15.72; I _ _
problem to the farmer, and comparative ,rms statement ou can rave b _“veg
ees
Hopes for a ProsperouslStolcii and Sussex _.Cav-. 
_South Africa  alrynicii _ Suspected,
the present edifice. This was burned in _ i _ _
  .........  .... ... E: 125.131” ;;.‘;“.‘::.‘;:f.‘::.:'..f. .°t.f'.‘::'.‘.‘;:" AM “Am MERESW’ ,A   
A- _ I ' . .f - T' V ` _ 1' 2 _ 
_ _ _ _ 7' " _ _    
. .  _ _ _ 1  ' _.
bers.
seperate terms in the pastorate.-Rev B IB fI\C P¢l'SUIInCI  DI UIC 'mg  
verses 1:5. Both discourses 'were of a IIHISU ‘V838 “P N15 b°°°lD° SXDGN Tomnmpl OM'  ‘ 5 ` s . J
‘ Torontoliaezeaae Pill!!! will 'visit
Th” D°"”‘“°’ W” ‘h° “"°“ ma” "°""- nigh order ana snowed nie Doctor to be a mechanic, or be cum 5, ...gi _
. ' land naxtaprlug and he  I
Oc 21 1821- Theswc °h»f~=h °f we one <»i°»~»»=»»--_  _.me M.. New Your matters ........a.ii.......  
city was organized in 1836 with a mem- lfhymomi said ri. few words expressing _.__ °   __=___ 
tests of fodder crops cannot fail to he “ganna when gpg;-eonpwhoseyan
ors had long lives dies in middle a l
particularly interesting to him ge y
in can in nine cases out of ten trace the
Or does the breeding of live stock obtain
In view of the importance of dairy
establish a dauy herd at the farm Bo
chosen mainly with regard to pertorrnanc
8
in the Island it is deemed advisable tt; $';?1';‘;°u?}l?_';_dgemt;io:_'d'§§g;h‘:';d di‘:;g2_
b
re bi-eds and rades will be included in Chases Kidney liviver Pills prevent and
e
rheumatism, fatt heart or dropsv Dr
cure these fatal and painful disease
no other pr-iiparation was ever know
do. Une f a dose 35 centsa box. _
Dealers  
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industry be fostered and encouraged A at the pail. Aherd of carefully selec d E .._._¢_...._ .
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provincial farm should not be confined to Twill paya good yearly profit. 81;: S5015
prosecution of any one branch of farming __ be the means of induo g our
it seems probable that there is in every dairymen to put forth greater eil’ rts M(;“'__m“£')°d W M°°“°'i3v Rfkm 5 0° I for
' ore
That provincidl farms may aid, the small costis, therefore, a very 'important _ LQNG LIFE INHERITE1) -
I _ . ~ ' °“ _
_ _ - ~ _ T as
‘ to
o
province some special line of agriculture toward better feeding, llland m U C_”_n8_ _ 2° _ _
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‘its makeup, and the animals will
e
to
°°“'S» “°“S°° *‘““f°" ‘°*"’“"°°’ '”“"’1_, Canadian Stoeu Quotations
` careful selection of _ dai
that the uct of our herd! ml! Stuyuhn Su By. _
l share of attention in our pre- __  ham* 45! gin- 9|-keg; Iggy.
Estes
, 1-__-*Z1 ` _ _ _
ANY CHILD WILL  LICLBIIYI Hglifjx, Nt 8,
ie _
.- _ _
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who _havonoi yet
-- ` placed fall orders
_. .
l 2illar!i:'yl<e>TiL<ilThlTel'utiieplg:'d;li\e1l1tgmvptogndvgellf attempted. As stock raising and __ In conclusion, it is \1°°l°*° '° ° ` _ _ _ l ' 
P t h P forgotten till now he is well as ever. ' dai,-yingal-¢g;f,¢nded a greater demand _lany extravagant claims ¢<m°¢m\08 UW! . » ‘ r _ ~__ _ _ _ ‘ - 
I C  _ . _.__ L __-5; arise; for fnddermbe fed 59 qw animglgy possibilities of the provincialdefarnili. ' _ §_ : . 0 T s_ " __ 
nes r miner ‘*i°.“°°°“~° 5° *ble "_° "°“ " nn... - f     ' 
   Bqullg c pe se'-vlcgfp m8 fd-FTSE? Il) UIIO  _ _ _ _ _ _ $-
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'_ I _ We1l,we all know that. _
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and
been
Detective CrockcttSha_res    _
. 35°#-USE  “M did ¢°°d T"f_rk’” entitlethem toaahareof therewai-ds. _
X Detective Crockett. of San Francisco,
br°_°h°f. _°f> Mr- J- T~ C‘°°“°""' “°_° wnnzvras nisvcxsns .irviriir _
c<>nsul*off_n=s "city, Wm mme in my 8 ' re ii.. Psrinpsir is zss» ~ fmore on the we ._
-*haw of 525900 °ff""Ed by the Selby-b}i‘ieTi‘TeLsstTT>?iT:?i?iT md! been-rauiig or diar- v _ _ 1 - ' y
Smelting Company, for the recovery of
goin bullion values as $335.00? Swiss ffm
the Selby plant at Valleys _ Junction. drops hx wat” given
fact- '_ . . _-__ _
 _ choicest #wok of ` ' __ _
IG»<»dS-     in Reward _of $25.000_   “£.'i';‘:.?..2:’.;t‘.i..‘{;“:.°.‘:'.<=.-‘?.‘.f‘.?"°'° ‘_’f'ff‘   
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but few whose services were such as tot -_ _  
etc. that we ave ever
_ --'-_O-‘-° -_ _ _V Newestlioods at
65 cases and
Don't lose sleep, anticipate _sam __ 
nctiigsncies by always keeping handy 1 _ _
'= :i bottle of'Pclson'a Nerviline Just. _a few I
" than rub _
afsrnali ‘
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We are receiving and opening the lgffggt and _ _
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