THE DAILY EXAVINER, CHARLOTTETOWN,

NOVEMBER

22 1900.

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save his chickens at that particu ar time from being killed. fer defendant.

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| Big or Small Powers. § | Lexvox, Nov. 20.—Most of the] pp es w powers have given an emphatic re ‘fusalto the claims ef the smalle r | istates for a voice in the Chinese lsettlement and incidentally to jshare | in whatever spoils may be de Good Apples for cooking and eat-| visible. It is understood before he ing purposes, only 12c and 15¢ pet | recired from the Foreign Office,

rd Salisbury showed some disposi-

peck.

Fi . ‘tien to entertain favorably the } Willow Market Baskets | Dutch demand on the grounds that Just received, a fine |ot of covered |asa Far Eastern power Holland really |

had some cv on in China. The British Premier’s attitude i: ‘somewhat remarkable in view

| Holland’s action and sympathies ir Ifyou want Tea t at will please !connection with the war in South

you, try Kuresa_ Blend, this is our | Africa. and there is a special blend.

R. F. Maddigan & Co.

Lower Queen Street.

Willow Market Baskets

Eureka Blend Tea

understanding after ' which ex-President idealt with at the Hague.

the defendant had no right to shoot the.cats unless he was compelled to} in order |

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disposition ‘(here to connect it with some secret the manner in Kruger is to be

MEN’S FURNISHINGS.

A furnishing Doesn't become th sons. Good goa best store. Altog growing sti'l, and

goods store doesn't grow without r smake a good store; best goods make the sther we have outgrown all others. We ar

it is values like this that’s doing it.

Men's Hea vs Tint ihe Gents’ Lined Kid Gloves, the line} $209. in the present case, thet AL A > ¥ naerwec we E Ui + : - . - : “ rt : > So. " ; $1.25 suit. reduced 9 = = that’s worth 75c a pair, this wsek |appears to have been a neglect o. eauce oO - . ‘ p two deputy returning officers to senu _ Q5C SUIT. 52¢ AIR. a second statement, and there ap Sipe Te aT eid ae Heavy Fieeced Suit, every sean We show a very warm lined Glove | P2ars to be ayrefusal on the part of Wercast, worth $1.30. this week, every seam well sewn. It's worth|a returning officer to open enve $1.00 SUIT $1.10. It goes on sale at lopes containing poll books to ascer : tain if a statement wasattached to | Heavy English Braces, the 85¢ PAIR. them. oF ptiiee: Ison on Te -. i 99... Sota an break, 18c and 22¢ pan, Heavy Flannelette Working Shirt an i ae PUA oe pair. at 0c: good value. Better grade, e - shhecd. 2 Coll; oo fo) r ply linen, 1Ddc eac LUODCU, at G I ais or two for 2c. Alls yles, all liner 62c EACH. Chis signature is on every box of the genuip

-ason. e biggest in the city without the best of rea-

|law did not tell him to open an en- relope,—and he ‘thereupon ac- journed' the proceedings to}

| poll at their respective polls. I }

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ate envelopes, the re asked to the book and act on the statements at- tached to it. But.he

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| Morrison could net have considered | the ludicrous position he was_ put- ting himseif in, and which he now

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The law ordered him to add together the number of votes civen fromthe statements in. the box. Both of these statements were in sealed envelopes.

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‘as The that would be to open the envelope. But every one with a grain of com- mon sense knows that.to see the re- turn, that was necessary. It is to be noted that whilst there are two

One was much a statement as the other. law did not tell him, it is true,

in order to get at it it necessary

original statements in the box, the election act does not prescribe

which one the returning officer is to look at,--the inference being clear that he isto acton either, and if, by neglect, only one has been put in, then to act on that one.

Jt would be well if the deputy re-

tarning officers and returning offi-

that of the act

cers, also. would bear in mind under the 20th section every returning officer, deputy re- turning officer, election clerk or poll clerk who refuses or neglects to per form any of the obligations or form-

'alties required by the act, shall to /each such refusal or neglect forfeii

If you want } ‘ook throug h our

one of the best Stock

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WEEKS & CO.

WEQLESALE AND RETAIL,

better grades in any line drop in and have a largest al d city to choose from, and at the liegt priccs. |

The People’s Store.

Laxative Bromo-Quinine tablets

the remedy that cures a cold in one dar

in the suin of. $150. ‘The’ recovuaiz ance was entered into before ¥.L. | |Haszard, Esq., and Mr. H. V.

refused to do |

‘roll Hoe. perfecting of turning out twenty-four thousand |

Palmer, J. P.

The Ottawa Journal, one of t most progressive newspapers Canada, has taken another ahecace it has just installed a_ three- press. .capable complete newspapers each hour, printed, cut, tolded and counted. the new press is said to be one of the largest and fastest machines in the Dominion. This is the fourth new press the Journal has had to buy during the past fifteen years in

.e.cer to ke:p up wi h the times.

—The tall assangement ot trains on the Island Railway will take ef- fect on Monday next. The express for the west will leave Charivite- town at 7.35 a. m., and the freight at 4.10. The train for Cape Traverse will leave at 6p. m. The freignt train from Summerside wiil arrive in Charlottetown at 10.40a. m., cal the freight from Tignish at 1.dv. The express from the west will be due at 10.10 p.m. The express for the east leaves Charlottetown at 8 a. m., and the freight train at 3p. m: the|express from the east arrivesin Charlottetown at 10 a. m. and the freight at 4.50 p. m. Trains from the east do not connect at Royalty Junction in the morning. Local time is used above.

‘*A Fair Outside Is a Poor Substitute For Inward Worth.’’

Good health, inwardly, of |

the kidneys, liver and bowels, is sure to come if Hood's Sar- saparilla is promptly used.

This secures @ fair outside, and a. | consequent vigor in the frame, with the

health on the cheek, good

glow of pure blood.

appetite, perfect digestion, p

Loss

of : heaith,troubled with dizziness, tired feeling

and loss of appetite. I was completely run ! down. I took iood’s Sarsaparilla and after |

awhile I felt much better. ood’s Sarsapa- rilla built’me up.” Lizzie A. Russs11, Old Chelsea, near Ottawa, Que. Biliousness—“I have been troubled with headache and biliousness and was much rundown. Tried Hood’s Sarsaparilla

and it gave me relief and built me up. 7 a

Morrison, 89 Defoe Street, Toronto, Ont.

Never RET

Hood's Pills cure liver fils; the non-irritating ané

| gnly cathartic to take with Hood's Sersaparili=.

Agents” Wanted.

Clothing— The buying public should make a note.

Good reliable men to sell phe OF this one fact, that is,

Nova Scotia Fertilizer Co’s Fertili- zers on commission. Apply to

The Nova Scotia a Co., Canada.

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we sell the best ready- made Clothing made in See our tailor made Overcoats at ${0, $i2. and $15. Prowse Bros.

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500 Different Styles t te Gheosie From

se] Nothing adds to a person’s appearance ‘eax s> small an outlay as a new

a4 ie, No matter how well dr.ss-d a shabby tie spo'ls the whole appearance. 1 |

We are Giving Extra Value in Men’s Gloves

See our Moleskin gloves

for working mer. at 25c

Kid gloves and mitts trom 50c¢ te $1.25,

Mocha gloves trom $1 to $2.25.

Fur ‘i.ed gloves and gauntlets. able Underwear.

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-Peerless Blankets, worth $4.00, our price $2.95

Moncton Blanketing, all wool . . 0c yd Moncton Blanketing, union . ' - 60ce yd

- - UNDERWEAR - - Men’s Heavy Underwear - - 50c per suit

Men’s Heavy Underwear, al! wool - Men's Fine Flecce Lined - °

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All Wool, heavy imported - - 22c per pair ) - Black Cashmere, fine - - - 25c per pair | wt | i w Ww w7 - Fata facFe a THE MILLINERY LEADERS. ~w

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—_— vt ses eee amcmen ponents ane Ps LOT 29 TIDE r THE D Le T t t! AILY EXAMINE R Loc ‘al and Other Items Sore PAPOAL corse: progiess| = rsa py MOTHER Su nutd vh-ot cone 2 a : rine ; : tion © “i aWalie wee’ brates NOVEMBER 22. 1900 a | idan’ despatch says ee ‘ IVER HOU constituted Government. second half of the first contingent K tes ~A@ Have itinthe hi . } (ve QO. 000 iIndeahtednece ‘ ‘ae son Z vahies ra a A ... a 0. ndebtedness to. EAST OUEEN’S re : ed London yesterday. All| 2) MNS be . To cure the common ailments that may : L\ \ qa liv two +] ee awh NG MY Aw bod a well. | SP ie 2 weeks fot She, GAEDE LE ac DECLARATION w | Shant\y occur in every family as long as life Bark’s Antiseptic Pas- |ine Paty ee? er ee eee re Eo _J. White, superintendent of fe: has woes. ~ ’ aa ine raAallso oy*V } Boil: ON) } a Dr : viv . . C4 K ' Of ( } y | anes ation agencies, says sixty JOHNSONSANODYNE LINIMENT tilles : ae 4. le shouidel T claration proceedings in thousand immigrants settled in the | has been used and indorsed since ; 4)? »+ wn } OS i iy { id) \\ l next | hy ist \ — s : " a bs saci GU anadi an Northwest this ye ar. 1810, to relieve or Cure every form ing to Lib reans ‘¢ > : The Halifax will make her last | ~< of Pain and Inflammation;|s Safe, i ased / ; ‘ eturnine omcer Worr +774 : ; f ‘ : - ‘ not y an Ais UVHICE! trip trom Boston on the 24th and y Soothing,Sure. Otherwise it could : as not in Lot nt Monday next, on one of th rom Charlottetown on the 27 - 5 oe: not have existed for almost . Vii Ae LT IC S sf O} r« } d-wary mm weds wn i aon ; . Tast Re mn Lost « raordinary reasons that t| Shippers and importers should ma et A vn +4 -_ . . | ce woy, har t { 3) =<} J »toima ee The electio: a note of this. j ONS YNE @ ty oO ; e 11 t ae : its i CCl LLU) i . ; es Z voung man H v es every deputy returning | , it is thought that fifty. thousand | : ,4i 2 & ANOD ~ i i rj - i a ry rhe we sii se Avie . 4 ~ ¥ Price 25¢ ethnable ee eee ae 8 ae Ne turkeys willbe snipped. trom. On LS e LINIMENT -' sd : tne tario to England tor the es ‘ an sal Or the 4 /hristmas bi Mt ‘ CS oS 4 wa Ih t ten mt oe . ry) Sat ee vF > Is Strict f. mil hes co with h cor ee | ae a nee eOusand. eke Tice EO A VN inter as metho Pxternaluse I: ft 4 rh é =. so cpap * {0 a form en ronto on Tuesday. a ea on \ T Geo. a ughes w days ago Maplewoo: | or ee a Gaudi er S o cure Colds, Croup, Coughs, Catarrh iQ ' rs > L i i t re 4 Fe T c “+4 4 Tay - © det | of. Miss Regina e at : ‘Georgetown District of the Pro 3820 Cramps and Colic it acts promptly.~ , who went to the New Exglan na 1 triplicate copie Nncidit Sulday School Association i 3 _ join Other siste It will | wh! c ies are to be dispesed of as | 44 hold a convention in the Pres- ae Th ” IG1NATED BY AN OLD FAMILY PHYSICIAN. ae omiberane Weak ies ides oe Maspesee' Of 28) pyterian Church at Cardigar: on | MM srectce extent then lonmons Ainaee Piceeees Seemenen en tee Pans 18 ie — ; lOWs, One Copy to remain at / ni 5 rr ust: aie oe ee ray eet st a cents ‘ i Ww! took th } Ine ri S\ , : VMeceimmber zn. AT anierscociay pre Saugt ; merit, while generations alter generations hi ised t. : ae , un ) - tac ll book. one copy is -amme hak? pe g cng Aika ptV- | — TI Phe best evidence of its vi vibe tn. the fact that in th 1€ state where it ametas used it. = ( uitavd | Vaptain Jack and} ee . .* AAMES AS VOCH prepared. spat sale is steadily increasing. You can safely trust what time has indorsed The Irish Acen nlaved ; to be retained by the deputy return a ll ——_— , S SeEe ast nc faer te queer a EEE | na SH agent, = played so 8 dle ce =. [Tis said that about sevent year se o JouUNSON, Esq.—Fifty years ago this month, your father, Dr. Johnson, left me some F ost yin 1899 and 1900 respective ng ofmer,anad the remarnine ce Gv } ' : net a i a 6 obnson’s Anodyne Liniment. I have sold it ever since. Ican most truly say that it has rg , i 1 al “ res] CK Ui 5 ; : Ui) Ciiatping Copy) fiye thousand doliars were piace d in| maintained its high standard and rate from that time to the present. EOS ED SS et relly ‘ Cross. Emerald. Ki s to enclosed by him in an enve Cape Breton mete sinue . ti oat a JOHN RAND, North V Waterford, Maine, Janvary, 1891. a “a and Kensington. Good luck} ]5ne a ee pass the deteat of Tupper and Mac.| gat 224 for our Book on INFI, AMMATION, mailed free. Sold by all Draggis ae 3 BREAD attend Wee | PS Lc E SHALL SEAL. and de ce tt at _ ws, er and Nb AC | *“s* Fat up ia Two Sizes, Price 25 and 50 cts. I. S. JOHNSON & ( CO, I Boston, cists. Sicilian TL. 4 . > posit in Tf ballot box The polii..o>. 4 IB ad tameutable Tac was He PR IX FX IHR FR He. Ts Jueries 77" hat side is Pineau} ) er Te oe that merit was defeated and mam <i FAI II IIS RS AR PRR EB coing t take this election”? OOK is ith the ballets and othcr! mon won 1} \ ‘ | h . - locu = ‘y cas st te : ; , : } ve So ale ‘n will b e Jol any Quinn deh ee adocuments in separats sealed enve Mrs. Benj. Bvers fell over Me i ah nit ] Te ‘ bribe ‘ Z iz ‘ ec Y *_ , ” - “<< . . S37 ? ' t - ae rien . ° 4 : § ning mate” to ibe — lem " alize | lopes, place 1 alarge envelope ard! Millan’s whart last night. and were | : C nisc relivionis sin sts 2G. 30) an | bie . ae : 5 f . . ss x ba ADS we " . } he stafl 5 thut Jack Wh ir is about to also deposited in the ballot box. Cn/!t Bot for the prompt action of the | o . 53% JACK near iS aDdOUT TO ) . ; me 1} F + W145 — i ' g un d he Mavoralty ? declaration day the returning officer | * aptaw of the Elliott and some | " io " ai oe bt Atha { Paley $ os : others mioht have been dro ‘ d ie. oe eee Pro Bon PwusBuico snail add together the number of) {t is said that the unf rtunat wo fey } rug and OakKing Mus ’ . ‘ . ‘ a) OC « ic I Ttunate: wo . votes given for each czendidate fron va¢ . } — | I "OU WIS experts. Jhatis wher _spsiiiie:-piiiatininmatn ; given for each candidate from; man was under the influence oi DO YOU WISH to know something about our New Form of Insur- ace we have t acivan.age ‘ . : 7 the statements contained in the sev- | liquor. it will pay you to investigate it even “i you have resolutely Apposed Lile’» snsuramtce speeialty is The Rights of Cats. err) ballot xes. J Te 1 oe 1¢ Ses sieetaaat ye . : plans hitherto. If you will favor us with your age we will send you in return thessdetails j Daliot boxes. it wall be observed IS aSignicint tact that 1D 4 hc trea Pree ee Te DUCHESSE d OAF of ee } } ] less th: ty ae 4 a pine t rotection and Investment plan that was ever Gevised, i ad . that there should be tavo statements | “>” ais dd new post offices were | ; AND. Me... NOV. > A uni ee Sages a ee aPpehned in Ca acs iu ‘ine ti { J Soents ..« - ‘ _ in each ballot box, ome in a separate I so anaca during tae mo ont THE - NORTH AMERICAN LIFE 3 ue case was tried bef re J ustice - : ; Ou ( ctober. more than one-halit , ye ac i . : oi ve, 7 M envelone an +he awn < — . ° is eo s . | eee Bonney in the superior aa yes ee oe the other attached to being in the Maritime Provinces aud | ther, AUIS exceecingy *ereeaiterday, It wasa suitto cetermine the poll book. In several instances! (uebec. The numberin each pro J K OSS an \ die ebees <a the rivhts of cats. The plaintiff} yesterday it was found that the! Vice was: Nova Scotia, 17;Quesec, e e 9 Chariottciown also have Vierna bread at jg (C+aimed that the de endant shot @eputy returning officer had neglec’- Ne , Brunswi k, 10; Ontario, AN’, | Nov 15—-eod in dly 11 wky for 2 weeks pik iis tate Sake teeth. ‘ her cats wantonly and. wil- aka + th tiie i ta ad WOorti West ‘Tericorics, 6; Mani- | cel « LO Geposit e statements , io : 13 H fullx. and wanted to know if he had = dents In the | toba, 5; Prince Edward Island 1. | ALL FRES the right to do this. The defendant | S¢P4rate envelopes. In one instance fames G ti ta] | 3 James Gormley, awaiting tria , rIIMITT od } > aoe . } . ‘ tS - - AND Goon ‘ m - a parte’ er - shot oe but th 2 poll WOOK W aS not in an enyelope 12 the Supreme Court tor assa tult- . TELEPHONY? 08. ee aa erg Pete : " a tt m-jand the statement was found at-) ing Simon Joseph,was this morning, | . ises in the act of killme his chickens | 4.-hed ang - ee ne : Bs | D. STEWART, Eee ecg ate chicens | tached and counted. In two other (bY order ofa jude of the Supreme at tne time oO Cre sre ; e ' i -_ 9 ~ net ruled asa matte r of ny that inst: inces W he re no statements were C ourt aaaeeted + bai ‘] hineselt sa this e| 9 clipse Bakery Sere 2 med sum of $150 and two sureties h | i y; £ d c = 2 & be eac i

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