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  ransniitted,andalthoug;li hisiexpariments @ _ s-/-'J ‘~ ‘i - » f 5-l ‘i “ " " ` T = . '_
t Poole can be con ucte ony on a, _
--N.. iimiiedmie, yet he is confident that |l|L|F|X,' I. $., [X|||||'|‘|g|_
P when he works upon a larger station,they
will be equally siccessful, and than lsr 0  li  ln#
iiii5si____.__.__._._,   catchy Styles,    
ments in other tele a h will be divul
Red in near future.gr p y _ ° . . .  TICKER
__ At the present moment Marconi has / it ’ 'sud “mir Vg rim du
sutTl_ency of work on hand The NoT*th mu 'nm in ”uti°'| “li 039
d erman Lloyd Steamship Campany are 3l'G`°’hN "°*‘s°P‘»l-lllh £0
  P Eaviniz one of his systems installed at  4    V U. wth lll°ll"lVe»g°°d t° 3`°l°l`ll
m German to be used in connec- ’ 19001 *M193 sein- will Wd
Berku (g Y), _ _ _ th d in t_
His  tion with their fleet ot vessels. Apropos ' ~ ;g3ll° P 7° 9 flll F19!
° of this, Marconihas been carrying out ` | I .- 8 ‘ ul’-1.3.55! snlwlli $005
many experiments with a view to apply ~ mf” mlm day' i°¢1Wdmg<d‘Yli
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Strap
Slippers,
Sizes: 3, 4, 5
Only 28c.
Hand made-of Black or
r._‘-,""g¥j
` "T Tan Pebble leather, leather
biund-The g re a te s t
thing to wear we know of.
Larger Sizes:
6, 7,8, 9 and I0
Only 38c.
These s'zes have a low
Hit heel.
Genuine wear resisters
for little money.
Alley &
Chai-lsttetown,  P. E. I
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He ran a mile,
and so would many a young 
lady, rather than take a bath
without the “ Albert " ,
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It leaves the skin wonderfully sqft and 3
fresh, and its faint fragrance is extreme
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‘wherein buy iiiemio the but 1
2; advantage interests all parents.
jf You want the best shoes and
lf we sell their. It will please us
i to have you call and
Q look over our stock. We gnar- _i
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5 MURHIS 8s SHIT
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At the annual gathering of the British
Association for the advancement of
Science, in 1899; Prof. Fleming of Uni-
versity College, London, addressing the
gathering upon Wireless Telegraphy and
incidentally mentioned that While trans
mitting messages from Boulogne to Dover
they were read at Chelmsford some 118
miles from the point of transmission.
This, undoubtedly, was a remarkable
performance, but it also emphasized very
forcibly one drawback which has been
long occupied the unremitting attention
of Marconi. That is, the possibility of one
or more stations reading a message in-
tended for another. Such a circum-
stance naturally destroys the privacy, of
the message, and although it is not a very
signillcant matter in the ordinary way;
yet it would be a very serious drawback,
in case ot war, for one belligerent to be
able to intercept and to read a message that
was being transmitted between the
vessels of the other belligerent. Marconi
quickly realizes the serious nature of
this disadvantage, and at his station at
Poole, in Dorsetshire, England, he has
been endeavoring tor a long time past
to successfully synchronize his messages
-that is, to construct a transmitter, the
message sent from which can be only re-
ceived bythe apparatus which has been
turned to receive] it.
He has successfully solved the problem,
by means ol variable conductors and cap-
ri acities, by the use of which certain instru-
ments can only receive certain messages.
,_By his latest system, Maloonican despatch
from a certain point any number of mes-
sages, and each message will be receiv-
ed only by that receiver that has been
synchronized to the transmitter, . so that
jamming of words and 'confusion of mes-
sages upon the various receivers are
obviated.
Marconi has set up his station at Poole,
because that place is soremote and he is
safe from interruption. Twenty odd
miles away across the Solent is another
station at the southwestern cornor of the
Isle of Wight. Between these two points
meaaizes are being transmitted through-
out the day, almost withoutcessation, and
this is how several important discoveries
and improvements have been made by the
inventor. While experimenting with his
syclironizing system, Marconi had several
opportunities of proving the capabilities
of me devices; Portsmouth the Engine
Admiralty were carrying out experiments
with wireless belekrllphy in§connectlon
with the fleet, and naturally several of
these ether waves crossed Marconi's line
of transmission between Poole and the
Isle of Wight, the eH’ects of which upon
hisinstruments the inventorregarded with
the utmost satisfaction, since they proved
that the had finally- surmounted the most
pei plexing disadvantage of his system.
Marconi has also made some other im-
portant discoveries. He now ultizes
°ylind1-ical tin cans, about tlve feet in
height, in lieu of the vertical wires, since
they furnish more convenient capacities
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is Rhenmatlsm of the hack. .
The cause is Ui-i¢ Adg
in the blood. If the kid.
neys did thek work ghgfg
would be no Uric Acid and
no Lumbago. Make the
§;d__;°y» d9t_ii»ii- wal-ii. 'rin
P081 we an 93|’
can for Lumbago ig
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Pm,     yi’ :ss °:2.°i.ili":..‘2c:‘ 
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SICIAN AND SURGEON‘ Filer and cheaper than  -hiya” ,
Pmmnuuum umm wneqssin. A rP8l'_ cent 
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ulanuars uieon.|. uluvlnairvi A 5 cent l "  5%; ` 
2_§_H=°h.'i°s'ii°?6`1°.'Dui.."i°°ii>'°f.s»£°'i°°imi:'il Twist chewing  20
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in the system practically to shipping, so
that greater safety may be assuredt ‘
vessels at sea Then the International Ch town' s9Pl' 1' 196° 4
 S' S'   in Ladies’ Misses’ and Cliildren’s 71- I P-‘P '_
lined with his installation so that com '   
s, i -
-'-' munication may be maintained -between J&.Ck8fS, CRPSS, ,_
the vessels of the French Navy and any _ _ _ ii ‘ _ 1**-°
- - - - Rainy-day Suits and Skirts i ~ t
° _ 15 f th l fl, h ch ld l - °
Are Having a' System Instal iciiilinmgortahtiliiadiiltiii ca;iolfa\ixi1bet\Iir¢;eyn_ »  hill:   
led at Bcikum for Their Engl'-‘-“fl “fl _Ff=\“°°» Slew l_>Y lllls meal? Our Garments are very much better in all respects than the ~ || |9||, |909_
the latternation could manipulate their
in hand. Then six stations are being set ch" ,ing-1e` fu-3
“vin tl\°HeW=1ila“ Islands and ‘”lllS°°“ from their attractive appearance. This is the verdict cf 134,, 1900, beth
be in working order. Many vessels in the mm ‘mm Se t_ 22nd
°f°°PS f“=°°f‘ll°-‘-I l° the l"l°”““*ll°“ ’°' common kind. A little different, somehow newer and W *-
ceived from their battleships, and thus be ' _ EXCURHON RETURN
“l>l°'=° “'°fl=ll“= lend ““<lS°ef°’°°S l‘“’“l fresher, and they don’t cost as much as you might judge iggwin-em ,ii mann,
from
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English Navy are also harms the System buyers in Charlottetown. 1 Sept. 11th and 17th, 1900
installed. A trip rate will not exceed
any etition, good to return
’ - Harvest Hands Wanted. ~ P & C ivcludinzdimfiiiue
- |   as' a  Oni   G.-1 SHARP
Tonosro, Sept. 8.-Mr. James Hartney, - Ch’\0WB» SOM- 1, 1900
manager of the Manitoba Immigraticn  READY-TO-WEAR_ ‘~ f _
Prairie Province is better than had been 7
at hrst anticipated. `
4. 1-Us .min si _
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Office here, received the following mess- ' E" - Im
a ;'e yesterday from Hon. John A. David- 10 eod SL W _  arab 
son, Ministerof Agriculture for Manitoba: _ - _,___
-“Several hundred harvest and thresh- Q - f ' ff ' ij..-: ';_:_'_j< ~
ing hands wanted." This would indicate Q @   cl|\ll\llll|“   
that the outlook for the harvest in th _ -- ici? ~ Qlflf "f~`-` -  I-.elm
_ ine  Excursion Rivrumt
1 i 1° au th” me" d‘°'°‘g°°' issued from all stations Sept
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£6 2 Be sure and visit the leading studio. _  md;°;|gS_.Pt 253, md
1 _ ca i-i. ooo i»< =*fP°°‘°l f°“°°°‘l ’“°° g
1 Cor. Queen and Grafton Ste. Ch town. " nies' and gp,-(,13,_f 5-555
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` ply to nearest ticket agent or
on trains
Uur CARBON PORTRAITS are unrivalled 26th md 2-mi 1900, at on
Our customers are all delighted sm 1° hm ood t., mmm
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- im' N? Ddtlzrs' ‘gd C°v°r°d Bm Line, is due here from Montreal on
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`  ,To reach hotel _bv rail, get ticketsil§`“”'?“g",SePI;'ad1 1:71," 'gddntuis
~ _ ~ ifrom all points to Hunter River. Coach-y ll- 0 “sf 1 “_ YHVJ 7
if  es will meet guests on notice being re- Nllfth S.Ydn°Y» Cl'~l'l`Yl°8, 3
'  ceived;distance Sl miles. O: direct on deck and produce under deck at
t - \|| _ ‘from Charlottetown by carziage at all lowest rates. v ‘
`._  li, _ "»_,- _ _ times. l For further information as .to
1. __ `. it   "l  "-~ Fares m0del'lf°- 'freight and passage apply to -~‘ _
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V A ` 4: ,_ _ son, Seaside Hotel, Rnstico, P. E. I., M, 11 HN,  _,_ ,___ __ _ Agenm l
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PURITY To THB ` li _ his proie§i?u may be eeusultefi on _all _the '
` ' The Tourist Hotel Acadia (the only Hotel on b“n°h°-'ff General Medmma mdudmll-gbe V ' ' 
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