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Dominion Day. EXCURSION RETURN TICKETS at

one single first class fare will be iscued from and to ali Stations, June 29th, 30th and July 2nd,good to return up to and on July 4th 1900.

Tickets are not good for paseage on gong journey after date of issue.

On Morday the train for Souris and Georgetown will not leave Charlottetown until 4.45 p. m. Standard time, and the train for Sumerside will not leave Chars

lottetown watil 5 o’clock p. m. standard time.

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DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN JUNE 25 1ge0

THB DAILY EXAAINER

—— JUNE 25, 1900 |

CHURCH INSTITUTIONS

AT WINDSOR. |

To members of the Church of England,

in particular, the cloeing of Edgehill, the | | he had donea great deal in connnection

Collegiate Scheol, and King’s College isa

matter of interest. Edgehill, although |

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In the House of Commons, a few days ago, |Sir Charles Tupper referred to a mis-statement by Mr. Arthur Peters. As

reported by the Ottawa Citizen, Sir

Charles eaid :— “That person said he had entered public life as a poor doctor, never having made

| any money in his profession; and today he | was one of the richest men in Canada,

making his money out of politics and wostly outofthe C.P. R. It was true

with that great enterprise. in addition to his connection with the original pro-

established but nioe years ago, is known | posa) be was sent for by Sir John sac-

throughout the length and breadth of Canada a3 one of the beet schools for gi:ls.

‘donald in 1884, when the affaire of the ‘Canadian Pacific railway were at alow lebb and the promoters

were ready to

In point of fact, it attracts pupils from | i) pow up the whole thing, finding it im-

Manitcba and the Northwest Territories,

ae well as from Ontario, Quebec and the | Its aime, as stated, |

Maritime Provinces. are, besides the squisition of knowledge, “ the thorough development of the mind

by acsrefully arranged course of stady | it

in which the powers of memory, atteation, concentration and thought are cultivated, and of the body through systematic train- ing by means of daily calisthenics, regular walks and out door games.” To sccom-

plieh these eude, teachers of the highest | ent of aoy further sum,

‘possible to carry out the scheme under

the contract conditions ; and he introduced in parliament the measure to Ican the company $30,000,000. Although Mr. Bluke

‘declared it should be called a gift, not a

loan, every dollar of it was repaid before wasdue. (Hear, hear.) Later on the C. P. R. claimed $5,000,000 from the government on the strength of alleged verbal undertakings by him before the contract was signed. He admitted $500,-

/000 was due the company for completion of the government sections of the line, but

advised Sir John McDovald to resist pay~ So the case

clase have been obtained from Eogland,— | was referred to arbitration, and he bimself

ladies who have won certificates of excellence, in the studies of which they are the guides, from the Universites of Oxford and Cambridge. So there is at Edgehill, a junction of the highest culture of Eagland with the bright iotellecte of ambitious young Canadian girls. The reanite, so far, have v-en iv 8a.is* tactory end gratifying ; and the influences of the school cannot fail to operate to the refinement of society throughout the

Last year Edgehill had as

country. jt

many pupils as it could take ; and seems unlikely that there will be sufficient room in the building for all ladies on behalf of whom application is being made for next year.

The Collegiate School, of wkich Mr. Hanodsomebody is headmaster, is now in 4% flourishing condition. As a school in wiuich the attributes of true manhood are developed, it is rapidly winning the confi dence and patronage of parents and guar- dians. Geoffrey Fitzgerald, Guy Tooker and Roy Stewart, of this Province, and we are pleased to Jearn that all have, by their good conduct, won a high place in the

the young

| of the richest men in Cavada.

Among the pupils are Masters |

| went into the witness box and exploded

the claim of the five millions, thereby saving to the country and losing to the }company $4,560,000. He would like to know if that was not evidence of his in- dependence. (Hear, hear. )

As to his,baving entered public life a poor man, Sir Charles said that after tourte n years’ arduous work in the medi~ | cal profession be went to Halifax in 1857 to enter the legislature, and it was as a

mau Of independent means. Three years | afterwards his party was defeated and he bad built up euch a lerge and lucrative practice in Halifax that when, four years later, the Conservatives 8 wept the province he could not afford to throw it up and ac- cept the salary of provincial secretary ; eo | he took a partner into hie practice. Ia all he bad been a medical doctor for 29 yeare, and never lacked a large and lucra- tive practice. (Hear, hear.)

But it was false to deecribe him as one He would himself, bowever, if with the business and economical faculties he possessed te was to-day a pauper. When he came to Qanada in 1896 he re linquished salaries amounting to 7,000 | pounds sterling a year outside of what he | Teceived as high commissioner. These he earced as director of a bank, a cable com- pany and of the General Mining associa- tion, positions which also increased his usefulness tothe country. All! this he

be ashamed of

} . esteem and regard of the headmaster and} gave up; and when, after the defeat in

the scheol.

The University of King’s College is the oldest institution of learning in this part of America. As a result of the !ax-, discipline of former generations a preju-

detriment of the col- We are as- present ,

has operated to the lege, even in recent years. sured that no ground whatever for the continaance

The standard of the

there ia, at

of this prejudice. college is, in every respect, high,—the faculty being composed of men of excel- leat character and attainments, while the diecipline is good. Much regret was felt and expressed on account of the abeence from ihe Aincenia, this year, of the Chan- But the exercises were nevertheless pleasing in a bigh degree. All over these Maritime Provinces, and wherever kuown, there will be agreement in the opinion that the honour conferred upou the Venerable Archdeacon Kaulbach of Truro was well deserved. The sermon atthe Parish Church by Mr. Marteli, and the address to the graduates, in the Coavocation Halli by the Rey. Mr. Harley, were exceptionally &ble and eloquent and ought to produce beneficial effects.

cellor, Mr. Justice Hodgson.

he is

1896, be was aeked to continue the leader- ship of the Conservatives, eo great were the claims upon him and so great his ob- ligations,that he had to stipulate, he muet employ himself in connection with the de-

.. fern Canada dice against it was engendered ; and this | :

velopme.t of the mineral wealth of Wes - And, he added, this monst~ rous statement trat I amarich man is ove that brings constant claims upou me that

(1 cannot meet, so that in self-defence I must refute it. (Laughter and ap plause.)

This statementof Sir Charles Tupper disposes ot #n injaricus falsehood which was used to the detriment of ihe Liberal - Conservative Leader and his party ia the last election, and, but for Mr. Arthur Peters, might again te used inthe next €] ction. If Sir Charles Tupper is very rich it'is ia the possession an iron constitution and a great mind, together with the entire confidence of his party and the sympathy of the people of Canada, whose eyes have been opened to the falsity of grit pledges of economy and reform,

SUF re eee ae em ER

— The Liberal majority in the House of Commons bas voted down a@ proposition to give representation in Parliament to the people cf the Yukon country; and the Mon- treal Gazette remarke that “ Mr. Sifton’s friends probably think there are enough

members at Oitawa opposed to him as things are.”

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THE DESBRISAY MEMORIAL.

The following amou:ts have been subs scribed inthis city towards s fund that a few friends of the laie W. C. DesBrisay are collecting for the purpose of placing a snitable monument and railing over his grave in Notre Dame Cemetery, Ottawa. The subscriptions have been limited to ove dollar, and any persons desirous of contributing may do so by calling at Tux EXaMIxeR office, where the subscription list now is :—

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——~P > a +a The Last of ‘‘ the Clean Men. ”’

Sir Oliver Mowat and Sir Henri Joly were announced in 1896 as “the clean men’’in the .dmivistration Laurier was to form.

After experiercing the Drummond deal and the Crow’s Nest deal, Sir Oliver Mowat withdrew to the Governorsbip of Ontario.

He had had eaough of it.

Since theu Sir Aenri Joly has been alone.

Whatever efforts he has put forth on be balf of purity in goveroment have been entirely without effect.

Now he retires to a Governorship, glad enough to escape.

_ As the Onterio R-formers lost vbeir influence at Oitawa when Sir Oliver Mowat left, +o the respectable Quehec Rouges lose theirs by the departure of Sir Henri. :

The Tarte interest is now supreme.

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Sterling Silver Cream Ladle,

Sterling Silver Butter Knife

Sterling Silver Coffee Spoons 1 doz in case.

“terling Silver Fruit Spoon.

Serling Silver Sugar Spoon.

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If thete are not what you like we have a large number of similar articles at very low prices.

A pleasure to have you in- spect cur stock,

W. W. Wellner.

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The Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhibition As- sociation.

Separate tenders for constructing the fol- lowing bnildings and fences will be received by me at my office up to Thursday the 28th June, instant 1900, at 12 o’clock noon.

A machinery Hall,

A Pigs shed.

A Poultry House.

A fence between the Exhibition grounds and the race grounds.

Plans and specifications of the above to be seen at my office, Charlottetown,

Each tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque for the ten per centum of the tender in each case as security for the faithful performance of the contract.

The contractor will be required to sign the ordinary form of bond and agreement usually adopted by the Dominion Government for the construction of public works.

Any person tendering who does not enter into said bond and agreement within one week after notice of his tender being accept- ed, the ~heque so paid in will be absoiutely forfeited.

The whole of the work to be completed on or before the lst September next, 1900.

The directions do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender,

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Charlotte.own, P. K. Island.

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Leave as below every day Sundays excepted.

From Point Dy Cuene,{ on arrival ef 11,50 train from St

John for SUMMERSIDE,

connecting with express trai Charlotttetown and S P rain for

}ignish, arrival of morning train from Char. Jottetown and all stations of P. KE. I, R. for Point Dy CHENE, connecting with afternoon train for St. Joun Boston and MontreAt. ;

Connection at Moncton with tiain for Canada and N. B,

at St. John with ©. P, R. and railway tor U. S. and Uanada, also at St. John with Steamers of International] and Dominion Atlantic KR. R. Lines, Tuesday and Satur. day afternoons for Boston direct due following day at noon, and on Monday, Wednesday and Friday moraings with st~=™ers for Eastport, Portland and Boston,

From Pictou about half-past-three on arrival of day train

from Halifax und Sydney for CuarLorreTown.

sie eecenession 1 00) From CHARLOTTETOWN for Protrou at 8.30, a. m., connect.

ing there with day trains for Cape Breton and Halitax at Norta Sypnery with steamer Bruce for Newfoundland

Passen- gers from all places on P. KE. I. Railway east of Charlotte. town can leave home 24 hous later than if joining Plant Steamers in Charlottetown and connect with same steamer in Halifax.

Through tickets to be had at G@rand Trunk, Canadian

Pacific, Intercolonial and P. EI Railways, and on the Com

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Steamers are run on Eastern Standard Time. F. W HALES, Secretary,

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is the all absorbing question at the present

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Takes our Shirt Waist For Instance

Preity muslins, Lacey Lawns, dainty white

waists. Priced from 50c. to $3.00.

We are showing a handsome line of silk wai-ts at $6.75.

Khaki Luck skirts, Duck JJskirts, pique shirts crash skirts: our prices are the lowest, Black lustre skirts for

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