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_THE Gvsssisr-_ cw;

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I -11 BCG

4 L * '

' ' f 'Too Weakto Work.

DR, TAYLO R’S

Practice now limited to the °_peCi8.\___ 'es of d` eases ofthe eye v‘0>€ 9"

ULCERS. BOILSAND PIMPLES ALL OVER HER BODY.

U is __ _ _ __ _ __ tm-,,,,; and surgical dlseanes 0| ____

'°;1f?,§_ M W ,m _ _Such was the ssodition of Hrs. Sauiuol _ _ el _ ouo.z»fa¢a.o.¢. _

uolzoow ALLEY e --

found sf from her

M n. c. M.. L. n. c. as s.. <ea_|mrzh> | “":'_’:;’"a_dn;°':’ um

-Otlice and residence, Prince St.

corner Dorchester.

»Omoo Hours: 9-10 s. rn. 1-3 D- ID-. ¢'°8 'P' m' Nov.23,d3mDd

Burdock A

ln. r. 2. smnuwoom Bl°<`>d Bifim-_

SURGEON, DENT IST.

Graduaae han-» Dental College b\n’g¢f1

Class 99. l

OFFICE - I Desbrisay Building, Corner Queen and Grafton St. A specialty made of' Crown and

Aremsdy wlthontarlvalfofthecnred'

all diseases and troubles arising from had blood. A record extending over a quarter

of a century and thouiards ot testimonials

_ _ , ,willprovs this. Mrs. its writes: Toe that F11 weak to work, tortured with the _pain ol

Painless extraction. Anaesthetics _carefully adxninlstered

~OFFlCB HOURS-9 to l am.. 2 to 6 p.m

on dw ryr

of ~ 1 ' 'Y'

DT. JAMES WARBURTON»

Physician and Surgeon, Kem* sr., caaRL0'r1‘E'1T0WN-

X Ray -nd Electric Treatment.

ornce no_uns=- ._-,s go ro r. ig.. 2 to s~s° md 1 to 8.30 Q. rn. _

lo-23 dwtf

_;__ W __-_--__-_--I _ __ §_ i

71.1.0. Irma, K. 0- 6- Gam Bully

Baristers and Attorneys,

Brown's Block, Charlott¢>W\\» P- 7 -7-

XOEEY' TC Is¢AJN' senenm _rsflonl _ssskpr caauh. *dftt ` ¢'_ _ __ V '

-m Y ”

JOHN F. OUTHIT ~ Colnrnission Merchant

Ulolesslertropical andnomestic Fruits

Q- 'Write for quotation on 011881!

"":5.9:éE.;‘ mmmmmN.a

DROSBIE 81. C0. Sl.|oU’S,lsw|snad|anl»

lerchants.

'ml leandldnil.

_ “_ . 'ateraide premise opposit ll. Conn ,_

_ e_ er

&les1!dress,Crosmore P.0.Boxi4

tes-dwrvr.

-4 - £-

Patcrson Downing Co’y

Commission Merchants St, JoItn’s, Newfoundland,

Qoaslgnmeuts s!_-P. E. Island prodsre

._ __ _ ’_SOLlCITED

4|. B, |_3_A1"Q_N', Ch’town

AgencyDirectorfsrP.B.I.

Th lllnl Uh Inman Emmy

_ or rurw song.

Il3nct and Local Agents Wanted. gkptw daw 1 yr

| 1 in

A. A. l_cLesa. K. C.. nouald mclinncn

lIel.EAl1 I llleKI`l1NON, Barrlsters. Attorneys-at»law.

Brown‘s Block, Charlottetown.

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l»_ .

L__ __'n_,___, _ _L_ - TE 1

neo. s_|n_|mAN. _ _ _

larrlstor, Solicitor, Rotary ote.

gy to loan. Oollections made. I

_ lontagne, P. _E. I. 4 F _ | _ |-

WIIKSI WIIBAB, Barrtsters, Bolle

.a‘llssnrls, et|.- orrrca-Bank of Rov-

Bnilding, Charlottetown.

Q‘l(oney to loan.

Sep 8 d w 1 vr.

'sam' ws? A f

' ss pi all ,igi 8 ' .. § it

ll- as Asia# Manager, Charlottetown.

(HARVARDQ

IARRISTER AND A'l'l0|` LEY-AT-LAW

Qt. Queen and Richmond tsts.. Clr"town.

Telephone Oonseetion.

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-an L

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l.S.Lowther,lJ.D.S, ABU beard. D.DS

.Lowrmsn s Linn

DENTISTO. _ ' _

{ SIIDE

,l _

Of Concerts Soeido,

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ulcersyboils and pimples all over my body, especially on my face.” I had almost made up my mind to give up trying to have them cured. I was ashamed to have any person come to see me, my face__`wa.s in _such _a terrible mu. I msd ever'-young I some think of but got worse and worse. I was then led to try Burdock Blood Bitters and was surprised at the wonderful change the hrst bottle made. Altogether I took seven bottles and am now completely cured and all in perfect health again. I feel _that B-33- °t'§‘_‘ ‘Fr \if°_e".'__

_florson & Duffyff if °` S S

To he sold by Public Auction on the promh es

ni Charlottetown in ~ gneervs County in Prince Edward Islas on wedue day the thirtieth nay ol December, A. D: rqog at the hour of rs o*cloek. neon. _ _

All that tract. piece or parcel of land ‘dtuate

_liying and being in Charlottetown bounded and eserzbed as follows that is to say commencing on the eastern side of Hillsborough Street at a point seventy feet sonthwardly from sont! side

ot Kent Street thence eutwardly and parallel .Ke t°htfo feetort thweft

tontStreee§ggiur _oe_ line of Archibsl W te‘s lsud-thence _north- wardly perallel with Hillsborough Street to Kent Strtet aforesrd and thence westwerdly along Kent Street eighty four feet or to Bills- borough Street thence southwardly along the Fame sevrnty feet`to the place of commerce-

ment and is ‘part of town lot number rrlnetv~6ve in the third nndredof Town lotsin Charlotte-

town. ‘

The above sale is made pursuant to a Power of

Sale contained in a certain indenture of Mrrtf gage bearing date the twenty-third dav of March A. D. 1891, made between Mark Wright

& Company Limited of the one -gut and the underriged ot the other part an because 1 f default payment of the principal mosey in said Mortgage.

Dnted this 13rd day of November, A, D. 1503.

MARTIN WEST.

lfoxtgngee(

24tutlDsc:,o- r We --' -_res 3'* "

A

bliss Josephine Smith desires to thank her

numerous patrons for the liberal patronage ex- tendedto her during the past season, and wishes to announce that her classes in dancing will re-open Yondsy events Oct. rsthin smsllwoodm Hall. Persons wla& to arrange for evenings should write or at

0862.. .

` MISS hw

Charlottetown, I M7

18 tn, Iri,tf _

Change of Time Table. _

“city of London"

\

Will until- further notice leave foot

Great George Street. Charlottetown, on

_ Tuesday and Wednesday at 2-oo p. m. for Orwell. ~_

Thursday. at z.oo p. _m. for West

Friday at 2.oo p.zn. for East River. Saturday at 8.00 a.m., for Crapeud.

ation, address- __

To Jo

s 'sn __ o

TG. D. Wright

Embalmer

D ,N _

orders personally and 1n__sa__up-

use luslfi of me living. -

6fl{c"e`Plrons_e _-l Residence

3

River Bridge. ' _

_For freight rates and other inform- }

Funeral Director and

1* .Having purchased from? Mark

_ *t wright at co. r_.r'a ,-their “seems

ing business. andealsosecuting their undertaking departments on King

`Squn'e I 'sm prepared to attend to all

' to-

d|.teml1l!l€f»PlyiIl2lpet!lnl° ~ to. '_ l'orthe_deadwith'_aview-to

| sl `ed ' :N is occir-Q: nuts' "+»l|Lé.1m»éLsss urns.

' H ' _ _ _ ‘ _ I _ - _ _ , _ __ __ _ ,_ f;~i_ -,-V _ _ ‘_ ___<_;‘_ __ _ _~ ___ _ _

_ , _ _ _ l _ ‘ _ ._

_ ° __ lodsra Soldiers Have l-:vt-ry llsasos to "_ ‘ t ' ' _- ._ " . | - l* rsismx 'rim rn., me snr uv. snr-re__l1‘¢‘ cvuntlcvr-hel~oes‘w’h° life and Us

‘ when cures ws. an-e. ‘ Fgrf t‘§2<;_9eft`f~b’§*fT°‘,§‘°;§§_锑§Y22k bt

There was one S\»:n`t .*.lcN.¢§!l_ hl `P., ln the reign ol lung ut~.~.|~,,»-_- il. Ill fnct, pn.l°llnl!lt!tlt \\'a..~l ut‘cr_i;»it-\l.‘l'm' .tho most p_a.rt., by futile-ss ru-_-u.l>~~r== .vho were content to`s1t nn-i ....;.».. snare and vote, with--sl nlnllng f:t...'t _with tariffs, "rngglng," or /subult-_ erns‘ debts. The Parliament oi those days was intended '_-J pass n few measures. and vote a few supplies; "arid not to wrangls over statements iwhich had been published in tho ~nevlopo.pers, of wh._lch_ there were but low. Much ss has been talked, and' .wrltt.en. _ against the sfiuto of our army, we would appear to have im- proved somewhst cn the efforts of out fore-fathers. A young onicer of the p’criod`of George II. was (ac- cording to records) absolutely dis- couraged from displaying _undue ~seuJ,‘__

'jor striving to fulfil the meaning oi-

l that blessed word "etllciency/' _Bs kzaw perfectly well that it he dis- _ ting-ulshedhlmselt in action another _ofllcsf who had taken no part there- inwus' quite likely to be promoted oven his head. In fact, "l~.'at».»x‘-L-st" was s. sins qua. non; tho mun who _had inlluentinl friends, andyof course.- prenty of spending cash, got on ull' ri ht' n if had u. handsome.-

_for his advancement. _ l To such a. state ot degradation hoo _tho army /sunk at about the time _when_Hoga_rt..h’s "March to Finchley" ‘was painted (1746) that it was com- _mon for tradesmen and others ‘ln

_Guards This was done with the col- lusion of _ the commanding oflicers, who, having °‘sco'op»:d" the' 'pay oi'

fthe tradeemontandothers in dllllcul-~ tice, exempted t.hem‘ from. all mill-. tary "duties: and their. uniform* pro-__ tested them from arrest by_.ths_clv_il

,;_old records; and _as _for puni_slunen_ts._

‘orders contain on three 'consecutive _ days_“senl>mncB of eight hundred, five _'hundred and 'eight hundred lashes." ‘served .out;for "thieving," “muti» nous eapressl_ons'.'_ and_,"'iu_s_ol_eut be- Deponent has one occasion

lation half-hundred _tlurrnglthe “early _,sixties"; but what sort, of castlrou ;back must the "swaddte’_° 'jot a._ cen- tury end s. half ag-J ha.ve"‘p_o_ssessod? l ‘Bashing of that sort is still- popu- _lar in Chino., and only the other day' is man n'a.med'Shcn'Ul'ueu (which _roads doggy) was cnned to dcith by the coder of the »Emm'css.~Dow_a.‘ghr. The punishment lasted -for__ _two hours. But he was _only a '}ourna.list, and wrote things, and objected to _mod- lern improvements.. In _the Duke of Cumbsrl`anjd’s ariny ther'-e'_wero o_ther_ i pretty little _puuishrnents;` "calculated to make the soldier love military ser-

l l

\

l_v1t~1.*_ such -as~"'p_ieireting" _and the_

_"high horse" forf *picketing the cul- {p|~it's' naked heel restod»onfaf- sharpen- ed stake, 'driven into the ground.-,‘ .hil-

ldrawn-up-as highens they _could bo to a hook fixed in>an‘ndjei!'li_l1¢i9_0St_.

‘ '1‘his,emusing sport la's_ted__a;'quartsr

of an hour or so;_and li_0..iW3\.o._had -to

___ r-:de the nigs horse

ridge formedof planha,fgrit.h_ his _arms tied behind 'h_¥_m. ‘Hcavyweights were attached to _both fest. ond "horse" (whiclfwns on wheels) 'was then drawn upand -lmnin. 'This ride was productive ot tha direct results to the »unfort.una.ts_vict.im andthe soldier of _to-da.y~ has every reason to. be grntelul that he did not live ~ "when George was King.” _

_ _ _ lon as lousamalda.

_fence put forward In a Lon_don_po1lco court b a Streatham tle'ma.n

_*vent without' a license. 'From in-~

servants are negotiated, a- stive ot the Daily Chronicle learn-' ed that, though no ouafhas had the tamcrity to apply for 'a “male house-_ ma.id,"_ large numbers of men, -es- pecially foreigners, are employed in private as __ well us __ln numerous f bos.rding-houses, to do the greater part ol_ the work ol s. housemaid, Andln many casés‘it'is'de'clas'sd they do itbetter and with greater

IO . ' ' y '. ZW _‘ _@.ks the beds, _but they wrll’fsfwbdp_

aPPOintments_ ¢at______tho <lining~»roorn

I ' Nelson and_l_!ls lldshlpmon- f I _Nelsouealways 'took great ihbe_rss_t i ln' the training -of the' young middlos on the ships which he commanded' 'and never failed to be kind and con-' sidorats to them. It hs: :saw any _one of them, who was by nature timid ne wsuldfnot speak 'harshly to _him and so fdrivs out what little f ouritgetho boy -had, but w_ould~_o!-

to the or

_ ' gn '°~"

¢Eisi§t§s.§§ - g _ _ 1 5ti§§§ge§§2 18:3.. *f.§; 6 = ‘=i'?§_s; its? j ii

gntertainmentaetc., ,_ amoueymaking _

_nature,5oentsalir'_se_ '_

(of6words)forirst insertion, and 2%

eentsa line for-"

each continuation. Cltnrchesandeharl- _

xgicentallack '

___

Q E llrii

_ _e __ _

‘s

i .

Q W :~.|tf:“”'

Sales sacssd that of

otitis in

Uldleist lffiwth of Indio

_ _ _ , . . __ ...

" '__ __ _ _ __ __ __ ' - csrersat.vas¢asa's_:ra¢r. =

The ls.to._Qardlaal_.Vaughan.sl

had; - the

ll mvnsubu

hiss _well

HU!

V” the Duke of

with ‘l

quite

the an

Ca.rdlnal» put-A in _ll

ol -_those

ofswlt

l Tlue‘m.~ln who dies at- his post. »

hs- o _ _ _

i Themnnwhodziesathlspgst. ' __

wus r01|0ws"¢ns.gx°l-n»us.rlae or _was . '_ _

H h lltudln host; ' l

4 He zoeiag l£e.dgrlr to lfls fate alone.

2 . a d he t wits or sister; so much tho bettur._

dimculties' to enlist. _'in the Foot.‘

_ pgwer. -It_is_haix'-raising al.____,_ed in _these column;-~_

_ _ _ , _T it 'may be oi interest "tAo'5refer

the Duke of. Cumb--1 lend s. generulwremarka _“pon the -mcr_éa‘_si.ng_

wt the inilicti-in ol the _r _

.<»

right -wrist and right. leg bsingt

' _"Ho is nw `housemaid,’7 w_e.§the.de-_

l Y _ 9211 _ _ _summoned for kespmg a male jser-t

_quirlea made at various lr_~e_'¢i'stry"o`f-1 _ ilces where malefaa well 'ns fex&.ls

_tho doors, and tho stnimnlci. _l;%-_ll the area and basement ;o!- the >houss;l clean. polish the silv61'_»'and~boots,\~~ and. above all, wait nt__t.ahlg,» tho__»

_beingintheirc go. _ _ __

t.hey,hod

E

With h=n~dl_v n ook or word; - ' And one nf rho hmvest g;-_t_1)d_h<\st of all, , _

Of ulmm the list can not is the man \\_'l\» -'nlls on du-ty's cally ' g

wm:»_- an cheer 'ls manned sun msnlwod‘s

bloom ' __ _

And the pathway of his life looks hrlgti »_

_ Ho ls_broug=ht'ls a moment to face the ,e

.0013 _ _.- ,-

if Surgoundlng the dual night. __ ' " “"

He buoyalxtlyesuls o’er_s sunllt sea,

and ls dashedonannnseencoest __ Till the ship, zoes down- at chenelm stands

And falls in the midst ot the nght,_~

He knows that honor vs1l‘l hover ofer

And cover hls»nnme wlthllgbt: ' ‘

But he who passes unsung, unknown, _

' The msn who dies athls post, _ _ ' _

been 'with-nuns mule n'mn._ars1rs1 ' '

fnear. » i V

_ i ’

'Who_tsces his tate each day; ' _ Q. _ '--~ » l

Yet strlvesto comfort and help and 'chant'

His comrades along the way: . 1' -‘ Who follow! his work ,while he yet may dm ` and smiles when he cutters most, __ It soemsto me, is s hero true- 1

J

The tnanfwho dies sthispost. ’ ~ ‘

rnsrebasviie plenty when and _crow-a Y _ DESBRTSAY BLGGK’ in '1'ns;n`ei-o who rsus an mire, = o 7 l

llut fewwho offer n sword or prstssi _

To the emwnless hero of lite. _ _f

He does his duty. and makes no_cla.lm.:`_ _ I

And to-night 'I _propose a tonst ' ‘_ ' To the silent martyr unknown to tame; l ' ~ The man wholfdies at his post- .» 1:

FOREIGNERS ON BRITISH Sl'-l|PS.' `

A Question That las Caused Some ldariv

burning, But _No Bar Yet. ' '

' The report of the _committee pointed by the Board 'of Trade

quits into certain _questions the mercantile marine sued, 'wi_th_1ihe minutes of A. Summary' of the report has

pioyment . of _foreigners ,in ships. _There were 37,174 in 'I90_1,,‘g.n _increase ,of

thirteen yen,rsI“ Tlib

poses no bar to

as they can

grétting, as be

the number of

falling od. The members of the mittee asked themselves: Is there any" » ' 1, obiection to be 'felt or apprehension We_'v_e abl entertained in view or the undonbted [giifrmg Nig-

increase ot foreign seamen in the ‘q-‘i§ck._

mercantile marine? 'As regards 'tho shipping trade, it appeared' to- the

committee thstthero was no spprs--rlarge hsnsion to be felt in time of_ ' pence. T _ It is stared that “rue crane is f sg! ' “‘> cientl carried on» and there- is' '

y _

reason to_ suppose' that tho supply of _

foreign seamen available will 1'run“* th short. There appears to he- nonioren e

real danger of scarcity of men inthe event of a naval war. It iis 'doubt-

ful if even the schism of ure: sum #l,ffY°11 Will* 8”'

with whivh we; might be'sf»e-war 'l hier'-E's_au, immense _ass_ortn1e_nt_to_choose would desert their calling. and even Q91 ARS __(¢uned hail. facax) pAg5,

for $5."oo>1tn N0! with

guaranteed

' _ See our; for the Money

WNT

so, the fforeign seamen. omP19Y°d §QfBg¢__ F '__:1_ .Y _

I. many-differnt mnallta ~"~’; __,_ - :begun supply woald randi -_ 1 W¢j¥§¢P cient- flteis- worthy otnotioo '1‘.hat_ ~P.iE.@'ISiaI_`|d'. ?.:°‘r:r ‘"..:‘..f"‘..e°“°°“.:*,‘;'..°"f.‘: f»f.M~“°~~-f°°11_ msnxsfi- rom. _“von '¢n.M’f“l“S.f“°*_"_’Y

Swedes,`Norwsg1i.nnsan.dDsns`to- ‘_ "3 _ ~f M E oven third of tho total number of foreign- . __ 0 __ O "__ f _ ~

sts employed: _ It is probable-_ also n ia-ness -wiv ' ' 'f '

her emountedtomore anone- `

that some ships of the mercantile marine would necessarily be. 18-id _UP in time of tvsr,__snd _th_eir'1u-ews add- ed to the - numberof men available

for employment; _and if Ireights and 1?

wages rose the _elect would be to

draw men from shore into sea

ploymsnt,"_ As to _na.va,1, service,

thimcommittos agrees with the one

appointed last y`ea.r_ on Naval; Ro-

serv_=ss,__'tha.t in. the eventfo! 'great naval war it would not bs]

practicable' to draw men to anycon- siderehle extent _from the crews,, of the _sea-going*=vessels ot the mercan- tile marine.-London Telegraph. _ _ _

_ . __ ~»

lemons Authors on ‘their Fast. _ '

P_ro£essor_Ms.’tthews thofact that Washington Iiviug was s. com-' plete failure as --s`.h» 'after-dinn¢

or When Charles Dickens first

speak . _ _' _ _ _ ‘I visited New York Washington' Irving

was selected to°ts.ko the chair. Hi

_ __ _ ,___ went' about 'muttering _'T shall core'

vi P The "<2 °°*» W W5 fanny break down," sna_s<>ens'uta1

lft th HIS! ‘b S f 1:15* < _ ~ __ »

opef=n;~ 9 H. nesi¢ae¢<1.°rs¢:° péreafg ' ____ _H-_7___0|T|N F- WHBNK. 5\Ib-A801* E " l » I _ W 9°. _ - »-,

smiled, and stopped. thefmssnk down, whispering to his neighbor,

-_ ,l __ “__

f '. _ 1'

THE -

Great

r Screened, Runoff

C. for

_ Wm,

Geo.

Prince Edward Island..

‘*"1‘hcre! I told you I should ‘break _ __

l down;-and Tvs done it." ~; = '_ ' "” " ""'_’_" »

Hawthorne was equally) tmcomtorb-» ` _ _____,__ _

Gus both.

Mor

_ _ _ me _

able on his l*oet,andthe=fol_lowing ._ - __ _f

notsf *found In ,bis notebook: __ O ~ ’ “`Anyb::l; may maksan after-dimes _ ' ` “ < _ ~ speech-who will be content to talk __ I _

wnnsue an mr '_ t ' _ _ _ ~

onward ' _'saying ything. y speech _was not more' than two or

thi°ee’irmhes longl. . .' .` but being ` S' _ “"' _' 1 once storied I’ felt, n_°_~¢mbarr°-S=- From-Halifax every Tues- ment; and went coolly-one.; it _I1

were ‘going _to bo hanged. .

`Thac'kery, tmlike Dickens, ~=w_as_' _ a failnrefas an In'

~-rmup" ns wi-n.s=.~sf¢¢y ~svi11s¢¢-af Thursday. _ ” ~

“'35

Ca__.lls_at Hawkesbury,

arrive' (But: _I_ own, mind 'yofu. I do *not _cnrvs_.ws'll)_wben we shallf ha‘v`s’-tho' speeches "dons ’by's. skilled waie`sr'"iat a'side‘tsb1on‘s wshavs the

rs »’ ’ .

'~ S

Irving, 'I'hscksray.imd dinner,

Ee tit Egg

>‘ ‘».’ ' <»- ">»"~.$ --;'1?_;lf_£__l _'l ; '

ations latta'»

inthe

y morning “

_ __ »

____ /wt? . A

_ ______- ._

-“burn

Silver Ware

Salmon Can;

bil-LSI

mists

‘ dssr

igie