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Perhaps it's diphtheria, or 
scarlet fever. lxeep your `_L
own home free from the `~_ ,
¥_erms of these diseases.
revent your children :rom ____  _
having them. You can do “lf” “
It with our Vapo-Cresolene. Put
some Cresolene iii our va orizer,
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light the lamp beneath, and let the
vapor fill the sleeping room. H.-ive
the children sleep in the room every
night, for it's perfectly safe, yet not
I single disease germ can live in this
vapor. Ask your _doctor about it. 4
Vapo-Cresolsne is sold by d_rug|z_ist.= every-\\~l=~»r».
A Vapo-Cresolene outfit. inc viding t1:eV.ipor'.z< r xiii
Lamp, which should last a life-mme. and .1 bon e i-I
Creaolcne. com ate, $i.5o; extra su plies of Ci-eso
Isneqeents anglgoeenrs Illustrated booklet contain-
Ing physicians' testimonials free upon re nest. V.\i~o-
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True economy in the production of
Milk, Flesh, Butter, Cheese, Poultry
and eggs by using
HERBMIEUM
For sale st '
THE MEDICAL HALL
` J. G. Jamieson.
DRUGGIST.
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An Independant Journal, utnmnielled sn
eorless; aiming to bc
Just, impartial, Rolla c .` Noway,
seeking at all times to further he best interests
of the people. and recognised therefore as
_ The Peop1e’m Paper.
Published at its oihces, New Prowse Block
.\'orth side Post othce, at the following rates
payable in advance:-
Morniug Edition, daily (except Sunday) one
mouth asc. per yr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . .
._ $3.00
Semi-weekly Edition (Wed. at Sat.) per _
year $r.5o; i_n advance . _ _ . . _ . _ _ _ . . . . . . . . .
. .$1125
Weekly Edition (Wednesday) per year $1.25
In advance ................................... _ .$1.00
Branch Offices
have been established at the following places
where subscriptions may be paid, news urnish-
ed,advertising', job work and other business
transa<:ted:-
Summerside, Rogers & Rogers' store-J. B. C.
Baker, Manager.
Alberton, Albtrtan Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,
A n .
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Souris East? Telephone Bice-P. G. Seaman,
Agent
I. E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD,
E iitor Business Ma nager
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IHE _MURMING (il|iRD|iN
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, lllll.
THE MANITOBA HARVEST.
The magnificent harvest of Manitoba
and the Northwest has been seriously
endangered by the rain and snow which
fell since the days when it was cut. For
weeks while the grain lay in the ilelds all
operations were suspended. Fine weather
has followed and threshing operations
1 have been pushed with the utmost energy,
‘ but it is found necessary to dry much' of
grain before it can besafely stored in the
big elevators preparatory to shipment,
A despatch to the Ottawa Free.Press
from Winnipeg dated 31st October tells
that Mr. J. G. King has left for the coast
after making careful inquiries as to the
amount of wheat which will be required
to be cleaned or dried this fall at the big
rying elevator at Port Arthur. He
makes the following remarkable. state-
ment: 7
“I do not believe," said Mr. King "that
the farmers will be able to get in _any-
where near the amount now in the Holds.
The wheat will be left all winter, o
course, in the fields, but the beauty of the
western climate is that, outside' of a
slight discoloration of the wheat, it will
be able to stand the freezing. I do inot
think that more than a third of the crop
will be handled this fall.” ` -_
After making all due allowance for
over-statement by Mr. King, and the
explanations he gives regarding the flue
winter climate of the prairie country, it
will still be regrettably apparent that the
bad weather of October has inflicted a
very severe loss upon the Northwest
farmers, just at a time whenfthey were in
full expectation of A splendid realisation of
thei1 best hopes. After all there seems
to be much greater certainty about the
results of farming operations in Eastern
Canada than in the West.
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President Diaz of Mexico, who has held
that position since 1877, has done much
for his country while maintaining a Steady
popularity among the masses. Under his
regime Mexico has prospered and developed
beyond anything known before. Railways
and public improvements have been con-
structed while order hss been established
and maintained and the public credit
F()  S A  gupheld. He is nominally a constitutional
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I Set’Tinsm4th Tools in good order. Will sell
hw for cash.
A to, '
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, 'At If Stevenson! Tin Shop.
Ghlflcttetovm, xr-2-d3i w3i. _
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Cranberries
7 cents per quart N
léo quarts in stock.
COOKING APPLES
25 cents per peck.
MIXED PICKLES
_ IS cents per quart.
i000 LBS. NEW CODFISH
4 I-1 cents per lb.
EUREKA BLEND TEA- i
We are sole proprietors of this brand of tea
which Is giving such general satisfaction to.
mfr customers. We guarantee it to have no
superior on this market at 25 cents per lb. Trv
:tt once and we feel sure of your future trade for
We also sell
' Hsszard’s Brahmin and Red Rose Blend.
ll- F. Maddian & Go
-Telephone No. 5 Lower Queen St
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ruler, but does not hesitate to 'exercise
dictatatorial powers when the welfare of
the masses seeni to require it. He recent-
ly broke in an arbitrary fashion a corner
which the specnlators had created. The
partial failure of the corn crop this year#
food staple of the poorer people. Taking.;
advantage of the scant supply, grain spec- 1
prices up to dou ble. and then to quadruple
the usual dgure. The price of beans,peas,
wheat and rye were also advanced.)
sufering was likely to ensue, issued a pro-
clamation suspending the duties on food'
staples, and he also induced the railroad.
to lower their freight rates temporarily
'The result has been the ruin of the corn
Kidney D'meassP is
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caused great distress as corn is the main 3
nlators created a corner and forced market f
President Diaz, finding that severe,
N10 People Mexiomwith aeclumations
fromthc multitude. But- his actions as
none the less a dangerous and almost
revolutionary one.
At the peace of Paris in 1815, after the
fall of Napoleon the British National Debt
was£861,039,049, having gone up si; hung.
red million pounds sterling during the 23
years of almost continuous war with
France. After Waterloo the debt began
to be paid off. In 1837 when Queen Vie.
toria came to the throne it was £853,30l~
991. The Crimean War sent it up again
although in 1857, after the fall of Sebasto
‘pol the debt was but £8-12,418,442. /In the
next twentyyears it was out down more
than fifty millions pounds. _In Mitch IGH
before the Beer War the debt was
$327,562,585, or 226 millions less than
after Waterloo. Two years’ of the Boer
War has added about 80 million pounds
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Made by many a man for taking a drink
atthebaristhat heneedsabracer. He
feels weak, his stomach is “out of sorts”
and liquor makes him “ feel' good.” The
_ tired man who sits
3. on a pin leaps up
‘iiili ' with new energy,
but no one would
__ say that this
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vi' ~  dence of _t_he
‘_ \@ _J strengtl; giving
»  power_ o a pm.
So with the en-
ergy induced by
liauors. They
o yspurthebody
on, but do not
strengthen it.
~ Strengi_hisr_nade»
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- - assimilated.,
When the stom-
. . sch tis' diseased
` .s__..tl_;ere.isa failure
to extract the nutrition from food _and
the bodygrows weak. The weak' body
needs strengthening, not stimulating.,
Dr. Piercefs Golden Medical .Discovery
cures diseases of the ,stomachz and other.
e` o A _ I
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o s of digestion and nutrition, so that
th nutrition of food is perfectly ex
ti-acted and assimilated and the body
nourished into health and strength
There is no alcohol in “Golden Medical
Discovery,” and it is entirely free from
opium, cocaine and all other narcoticsl
Accept no substitute for “ Golden Med-
ical Discovery.” There is no other medi-
ci e “just as ood” for diseases of the
stomach and alqied organs.
“Your ‘Golden Medical Discovery' and Dr.
Sage’s Catarrh Remedy have been of' Feat _
benefit to nie.” writes (Prof.) Pleasant A.. 0 ivct, ‘ »
v' _ _ _
bove ' ' ' -
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of iola, Fulton Co , Ark “Before I used the ~}.
s meiiti _ed r medics _ slee was not 
ery '
on e my P _
so d digestion had _ a continual feeling of _
m` _ I now feel like a new man." ‘
'Din' Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets regullh 1
the bowels and liver. _
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; It is a Never Falling Remedy for IN- ll
5 TERNAL and EXTERNAL Use-llumr
»~,' distcin its Action and Safe to Take. »
Nea;-algia. Diarrhea.. Toollathe. 
Sprains.Bmisa.
_' '° °~k.f°=. wglwihv yugo sr/mrors. -_ .
< F" “|.l_l°'¢f!li|ro. [ries 25 cts psf kettle. _
 
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-. or_sale._ever-ywhere Q54: boa _
°*' *Y mail on receipt o?e;rl_i§e. .
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too, so
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shoe, and really
wore shoes lo'
neat as these
know, we save all the customs
duties, because-they 
in Canada.” "
“Th¢‘>fw°v 
Paris this year' V
"See, here is the trade-dlllik
you can know thorn by” 2- `
1-sono Quan-nr.”
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1NvBNron sAi=i;-sry sicrcua DEAD. ~ _
J. K. Stanley, the inventor of the ` V I  _  
Safety bicycle died at 0oventry,.E., _ ' _   7 __  V   M
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__ We have just opened' a new liao. of
DINNER SETS, which were ipul;?iu|rIn' 
land especially for our trade
Inspection.
. _ DLWILL.
Sunnyside. ` Charlottetown.
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‘ It"*`i>vi1i*teacl`i.l1im the 'value oi money and the
_ Fm ,H mlb . _ _ _ __ system ofssring_f.it.»s.!17hereisno better com n _ to ' is
w.,..,..,,..,,, ,,,I,:f,1,,‘,‘,°',,‘,,'f,’,;, -. your confidence in than the W y P1943"
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