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The S. S. _Coban sailing from Montreal

Friday morning september 16th will ba due it f 'harlottetown Monday morning, Sept. 19th and will=ail for St. John’s Newfoundland, and via. North Sydney, carryinz Horses, Cattle and Sheep on deck. and produce under deck at low ible

_ est pass rates. bor further particulars as to freight and pas-

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PEAKE BROS it CO.

clvzfiwn sem. wh '91 Agem' =~ _ .J

cm. rqi__i‘iiiDli1is.

TENDERS will be received at this

Department; up to Saturday, Sept. 24th, i888, for certain repairs to the western approach of North River Bridge. -

Also, for certain repairs to block

and channel work of same Bridge.

The tenders have to be scparate,a.nd

marked ‘Tender for Approach” and “Tender for Block and Channel Work”

The lowest or any tenclei not nec.

msaily ac-cepted,

RICHARD SMITH

Sec’y of Public ‘V01-ks,

gift-_ l+l» - i5 Qftw v.'f2i.

MR.. S N- EARLE’S

MUSIC S>TUDl0

Wit lie treats to the public on Friday. its lliili list,

for nitirn in lifane, tfrgfin, Voice Cul- ture- and Singing. Cl iss iue'ruc1iii;{ in \.he'l`l1ec1y of Music is .ziven tree* in pnpil~. 'l`iie exei‘ci.~e_-s used. the music seleccfl and the. system of teaching em- plo_\'e<.lz=r»» identical with those if ‘hc best ennsfrvatories. Herinm rs a s. e--_i- alty. Mr.l‘Iai'le will bf- assisted by Miss Am `rI:i~:Ie, 'l`e’m- upon :iiipliczrion at the Std-.o or at Messrs Milltr Bros., Who 'e Orders u'-av be left.

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» EDITORIAL NOTES-

'l`here is a report in a Paris journal

that the United States will claim an

es sustained by American citizens in Cuba. during the rebellion. The report f is an improbable one inasmuch as no mention was made of any claim for damages in money at the time of signing the peace protocol.

There is already an outcry for a

reduction of the war taxes in the United Sta‘es. It seems that the to- tal cost of the war was not more than $235 000,000, and as there was a. special bond issue of $200,000,000, there is no longer an excuse for 'taxing everything in sight “from patent medicines to bank checks and from express packages to telegrams."

(V The enthusiasm of the French pew

ple for the Russian alliance has sud- denly subsided to a very low ebb. It is now quite #apparent that they had cherished the hope that by the aid of Russia they might regain the lost provinces the Rhine. With the proposal of disarmment that possi- bility has faded out of prospect and all the glory of the alliance has gone with it.

It is curious to remember at this

time that so astute a. statesman as Lord Dufferin( not long ago held and expressed the belief that the revolting Arabs were a superior race to the Egyptians and ought to be permit:ed to retain the freedom they had gained by throwing oll the Egyptian yoke. This was the policy adopted by the British government when they fle- cided to evacuate the Soudan in 1883.

There was something more than

-glory in the war for the seamen of the fleets of the United States. ;The New York Woi'ld tells that Admiral Sanip- soii’s share ofthe prize money. and bounty will be about $100,000, while Admiral Dewey will get about $9.000, and Commodore Schley S-5,000. The “men behind the guns” will get from $30 to S200 or S300 according to their rate of pay and the value of the prizes captux ed.

Mr. R. S. Eaton of Chiplnan Cor-

ner, N. 6., is said to have the largest orchard in the maritime provinces. It .contains 12,000 trees of apple, plum, pear. peach, cherry, apricot and quince in rows of a. quarter of a mile in length, and covers six t-y-two acres of ground. His orchard was larger a few years ago but he sold eleven acres of it. Mr. Eaton also raises other crops quite extensively, having ,occasionally a. turn-out of 5,000 bush- els ofpotatoes.

Hon. John Dryden, Minister of

Agriculture in' the Hardy govern_- ment, was defeated in the election of

a seat. This has been the ground for ,some apparently just complaint, inns - much as Mr. Dryden has continued

and the Liberals are in strong hopes that the minister may yet-be awarded the seat. -

It is yet too soon to speak of the

fall of Mahdism. The belief exist-s

eve » _where in Mohammedancountries

ry : "*' ' :,f.‘ .\ ""!`.`/,"j"‘.._ i ‘fit »‘» ' "-7 “. --» -‘ ~ '~f.¢~" l

that -'in ‘the lgstftlays' fd,

d lead the faithful to universal

c nquest. ManyMahdis have already

pelted The late

of the Soudan was

t ough' he died before success. His tomb is the Klialifa _ ity. '- He lias"novi the belief in a,coming_Mal_i¢__li is as strong and* 'prevalent as Almost beyond question mother

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another Mahdi will arise tg trouble in the future.

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indemnity of $20,000,000 for the loss-

last summer and has not yet secured .

' to hola ollice since his defeat. Butl

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the election trial against Mr. Calder, _ - H _ L ' .a '

who was Mr. Dryden’s' opponent has '_ _ 5 r _ _ cfaam s°‘a= developed proof of quite exteiisive . 'A t . _ ’ It is Pwposed to “lube ' 7 _ ' i `

bribery in that gentleman’s behalf 1 J5w,ELE%g,?n%gPT|¢l0§- °`°'s_ S. LAKE wlnnupsen nlfallnl'

who will l victor-"

Some surprise has naturally”

from the offer of the Elder 'Dempster line to carry the Canadian mails to and from Bristol free of charge. The explanation is that this line has week- ly steamers plying between Montreal and Bristol,a11 modern vessels of good lspeed, and it frequently happens that they iirrire before the mail steaniers that bring the consigriees’ letters and bills of hiding. It is Very inconven: ient for them to wait until the docu- ments arrive before they can obtain delivery of the cargo. In order to oblige those sending freight by their _ line the company are willing to carry 'all the mails to and from Bristol free, and they have offered to do so. This proposal throws a. strange sid_elight on l the big subsidies tliat the country is l pnyingifor the ocean mail service.

The Catholic Times, which repre-

sents the English Roman Catholic view, in regard to Ritnalism, sn.ys:-

“Tlvfact it at the bill for the suppre--

sion of Rltualismis to le dialted this autumn and intrcduced iaily next ses- sion, while tliofe niemkers who intend to ballot for ir.|are a ked to s nd in their names at once, shows 'that definite ac- tion is at la~t to he taken to produce some sf rt of oder in the city of confu- son. That tl e lrill will ultimately lead to dieestablishment is not diilicult to fortsee. The Anglican bishops cannot or will not restrain the Ritualists,know- ing_tha tif they|attem;ted to do so a large secession to Calh ilicism :would be the sequel. Ou the other hand, the unedu- caed and half-educated masses are Piotestiint to the backbone. and if the nation once realizes that the attempt to Catholicize the established church is succ ding she will insist on thi divorce of church and stiiie. The Anglican hisliops must put down pseudo Catho- liczsm or submit 'o disestablishmeut. fhere is no otcer alternative."

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Sick Headache and Dizziness- All Cured.

Little Glrl I-las Grown Plump and Rosy Since Taking I-lood’s.

Nervous mothers and sickly children

endure a vast proportion of the suffering which is caused by impure and impov- erished blood. Hood’a Sarsaparilla gives relief by purifying and enriching the blood. Read this statement:

“I was bothered with sick headaches

and dizziness. I also had nervous prostra- tion and weakness in my stomach, which made me feel very ill indeed. I decided to try Hood’s §rsaparilla, which was highly recommended by many, and by the time I had taken four bottles 1 was in perfect health. About a year ago my little girl, then six years old, had bronchitis and chicken pox. We were tdld that her

Only Chance for Life was the careful treatment she might re- ceive at the hospital. We took her there and for eight days they had no hope ol her recovery, but later she had a change for the better. Her sickness, however, left ner very delicate and Weak, and she did not grow any for a year. It was then l thought I would try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, inasmuch as I had used it for myself and found it such a good medicine for build- lng up a. constitution. She had not taken two bottles before she had improved won- derfully. She has grown rosy and 'plump and is quite herself again. I have great

, 'faith in ~Hood’s.” Mas. M. Hicxnnson,

938 Bloor Street, West, Toronto, Ontario.

l-lood’s Sarsaparllla

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