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THE DAILY EXAMINER |

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“AUGUST 19, 1999,

DR RI JSSELL’ S LETTER.

, M. P., of Halifax, one of Liberals

De Russet the ablest and most iofluential appertiog the Government of Sir Wiltrid Laurier in the House of Commons, bas written a letier, occup)ing upwards of two columns in the Halifax Chronicle, in which he utterly condemns the idea of present license law of Russell

is atemperate man,a total abstainer if

~aupplantiag ‘he Nova Scotia by Prohibition. Dr.

we mistake not, and his letter will of

couree carry great weight throughout Nova Secctia. The Chronicle

his letter to ite readers in the following

commends

“ ords

**The high repuration which Dr. Rus- sell enjoys (‘hroughout Canada as an emi- nent jurist, an independent thinker anda protound student of polltical and social problems w:/i cause his utterances on this sneation to be read with eager juterest to every province of the Duminion, and his etter will be considered bY all reflectibg

men as the weightiest and most forcibdle

stribution vet made in Canada on the }

important subject of a prohibitury |.quor

aw. Dr. Russe.: and the Chronicle are work- 2 ldg bard on vegall of the L. beral Govern-~

meotof Crnada, and that Governmen; lesires that tue coming pleb scite, like the plebiscites already held, shall come to nothing, although it will cost the country at ieast a quarter oO a Mm llion of dollars. her to the prohibitionists As the Montreal Star re- |

This is not fair eit or the country.

marks “the -addling of exnenee of a plebis- cite upon the country acd then, through sheer cowari ice, failing to furnish informa- tion absolutcly necessary to enable the voting to be carried on with a full know- ledge of consequences, is as tricky a piece of politics as this country has seen for many 4 long day. It way enable the Government © play with this question throughout « Parliamentary term, keeping both the probibitionists and the “trade” on @ string inthe meantime, dul it must ip tue end bring punishment to the partisans who so openly and insultingly seek to

“bamboozle” sincere convictions and “vested interests” alike.” In the mean- time, under the circumstances, the probibitionists out regard to the Goveroment, to show

tht _— “mean business.”

must only unite, with-

—_ —--«—me @& -- —--

SITUA TION IN KLONDIKE.

We are indebted to a friend of Toe Ex- AMINER for a copy of ‘‘The Klondike Nugget” published at Dawson City. The

Nugget is published two or three timesa; ,

week and sold op the etreet at fifty cent_| each copy. Itis a neat little paper o¢

four pages and four columns per page. The columns of the copy at handare almost wholly occupied by complaints and de- nunciations concerning Government re pl gulations and the

Here are the

ent’s officials « ' Opening paragraphs of the

Govern:

leading edi orial

. Things seem to be at fever heat. The air is full of murmuring’, Jike distant thunder before an approaching storm. Business is growing stagnant, ambition is becoming. dormant and energy is relaxing —as thoug|: the palsied hand of fever had been sprea over the whole community.

* On every 7 hand you hear the royalty,

crown clair 1g, the wliwdrawal of creeks ffot prorpecting, the smal! claime, and tbe reverting of ciaims to the crown being discuseed, and ihe regulations roundly abused. Jhe older miners haven’t the courage to go ahead, and the newcomers, awed by the doleful aspect ot thei more experienced friends, hesitate to undertake (bat which they know 1s buck-

ing an almost sure losing game; tension 18 wrought to the highest pitch and some- thiug mus be done. Work will be suspen- | led practically, for the winter, un less thi ° royalty is cut off, and there will be no great amount of actual prospecting unless the | reservation of claims is abolished. Some Australian miners haye likened the present | situation to that which existed in Australia previous to and whioh !ed upto the Eure _ stockede riots in 1857. That riot is a part | of Eaglish history anu need not be outs | lined mere. Suffice to say that the niiners had been burdened with first one unjust regulation and then another until they arose in their might and drove every m ‘ning official from their neighbordood, with theresult thatthere was a speedy adjustment of differences and the miners accorded just rights.”

It is evident thet Liberal administration in the Klondike is not “‘a great succese.” The “regulations” are declared to be of, fensive, and the officials corrupt.

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Montreal Gazette : In his Morning Poet interview, _ ed in another column, the Hon. Sidney Fisher, eaid both parties in Canada were agreed on the agricultural policy of the Government. He might have gone further and acknowledged that the present administration are merely vars rying ont the plans of their predecessors,

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Travel)ing rugs st Stanley’s. Clan tartan rugs, reversible rugs aud gale at Stanle; Bros,

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The Bubonie plague Tnere were 1(2 desthe officially

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 19, 1895

ANGLO-SAXON UNITY.

Recited on.July 4th at a New Zea- land Demenstration in Auckland.

EWS NOTES.

ig again in evi~

reported at Bombag laet week.

The goveruuzeat of Spain has decided to

reject the res

| Generals of Cuba, Porto Rico and the |

Philippines.

The Windsor Tribune speaks highly of | the-oratoria) ability of Mr Buchanan and

the musical a

appears in the Opera House here on Sun- day. Monday and Tuesday evenings.

Sweden ist

tothe ancestry of Admiral Geo Dewey. Canada insists that the parents of Admiral Sampson were reared by

Snows.”—- Ph

A New York despatch eays that Thom- as D. McLeod,

Ninth Massac the Govervor

‘s Island Hospital last Friday

Tis of Union that you epeak—

Let your words be straight and true, Worthy of the end you seek,

Of your kin*men and of you! | For the people they are one

Though the sea divides the lands; Now the work ia well begun,

Brothers, clasp your brothers’ hands !

ignation of the ‘Governor-

bility of Mies Walten. Both

Tis for Union that you pray—

Let your prayer be from the beart, For the coming of that day

When you stand no more apart! the “Lady of the | Se your prayer shal! sure be heard, y By the God whom vou confees; By anation’s pleading stirred,

He shall give you cause to bless,

he latest country to lav claim

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iladelphia Press.

ameimber of Company B, beusetts Volunteers, died in | *Tis of Union that you sing—

Let your vcice-be clear and strong,

nighiof typhoid fever. He was 20veare | Till the vault of heaven shal!) ring

old and «as born at Charlottetown, PF E I. He contracted the fever at Santiago.

A Topeka, in Santiago, h

as follows :

Cuba. Iam

lively in thie hot nole, clined to dishelieve the rer ort. am pretty certain thatI am alive, but met

eo sure aby ut mighty like a

-_A-

Benefic

A woman

|

recently fount her writing with any success | trouble. It is stated that after the sur- |

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continue until she hat

ulating beverage was logy and heavy.

quotes an a1 prescribing Cc

tain states of gre

‘Tea and alike in man greatly prefe

power. It w

cial sobriety

to make it w

“J have received the paper which says] wae killed and am buried in

writer who gave up coffee

l resorted again to the stim-

With an Anglo-Saxon song ! Such a song as thrills the world With the reverberating sound, Till the double flag unfurled Shall in everv land be found! —F. Baume.

Kan, boy with the regulars | as written tohis home folks

not feeling so bedoggedly but still [ am in- In fact I

Auckland N.Z,

LOSS AT MANILA.

not being buried. It looke

Saw Frayct:co, Ang 18.—Advices : vraveyard around here. ’ S va teed

Manila of Aug. 14, via Hong Kong : says.

Diemccectememacmermemenes ; —Our troops met with much resistance inj ial Effects of Coffee. | the attack on Manila, eight being killed § | and 34 wounded. The insurgents who are Sbut Outof the city, threaten to cause

i that she was unable te

render of Manila, Aguinaldo’s followers Without it her mind | “arned upon the Amerieans and atiacked (them, but they were casily defeated afiera brief confict. The United States monitor Monadnock, which left San Francisco about six weeks ago, has reached Manila

The Medica! Times ithority on the subject of offee as a medicine in cer- | at debility and adds:

faly coffee seem to be much | *y- : LT + Se A —— y respects, but the latter is . . J rable as to its sustaining LOCAL NOTICES. to our working classes and a great help Longfellow’s Evangeline, with explana- toward the further development of so- | tory notes, is now readv at Carter’s Book- if coffee were to come into | store. Price 15 cte., by mail, postage paid. eatly increased use and if the ability : . abgeseime : why ‘ Girls’ spring heel boots, sizes 24, 3, 31 ell could be acquired. As | a

an example

tea and coffee writer notes what he believes many |

sportsmen w

better to drink coffee than tea when shooting. Tea, if strong or in any quan- tity, especially if the individual be not | ,-, punched for

and 4,just received. Box calf lace dy boo | and Dongola button boots. —R, K. Jost, Stam per’s Corner.

if the difference of effect of

| ; | i ould be a great advantage | ———— | ! i ! upon the nerves the | | |

We beg toannounce to the public in general that we will continue togive Me- Lean stamps, ror every cash eale without discount. No stamps given when tickets premiums. — Prowse

ill confirm—that it is far |

in very robust health, will induce asort | pros,

of nervousness which is very prejudicial

to steady sh« one is apt to

coffee steadies the hand and gives quiet

nerves. ’’

: age Haveyou received a McLean Stamp Under its influence |, =, -- . 1 oe caeey

| Book, if not call and get one, fill with $3 worth of etamps, we make this special offer for one month. Office, Queen Stree‘, ove

door north of McKenzie’s tailor shop. tf

oting. shoot too quickly, whereas

Thought Him One of the Queer Ones. Still «a few sunehades left at 25 cents

Mr. Quille

the Pall Ma ernor of the asylum, had cpeenen fri them an acce er. This artis

of the little seaport town of East Looe, took ; “igings there, chose his

ms 5 —

oy +] , ; CLC LFOCKs

‘*A few days later Hicks drove over

to see Pe a

be taken acre

his eid

ing for him et

th itinan

‘Aw, Mr. Hicks, I’ve

ing out for *« knowed you

now. He’s been hollering and screech

ing. He sits

the weed, a-painting calls out,

and he

den, Maud.’’

1-got there! alone. ”’

Your children will like Dr. Harvey’s |

Southern Red and the best o ner bottle.

Low prices keep us busy.

advertisement issue. 3% here

McKay & Co.

l started ti

Not a ‘an! You can take ’un:

r-Couch tells this story in |.each. Buy one now, we could not dupli- ll Magazine: ‘Hicks, goy- | cate them at double che money.—W D Cornwall County Lunatie McKay & Co,

a great many friends—ex- See the ready to pull on pants we can ends, { mean—and among | give you at $1, $1.25, $1.50 and up —W D mmplished landscape paint- | McKay & Co.

it, captivated by the beauty | = ——_——~

‘subject’ ne drawings of it

; 4 + <r tid 4 iow tide.

» make sor

Use in place ae of Cream of Tartar and Soda.

nd a¥*rjved at West Looe tou ss the harbor in a boat. Te he found a bvatman wait- Still more to his surprise, hailed wee thus;

a-been look- 6 the last day or two. I ‘d come. He’s over here

> cand

water down among at a bit of board, ‘*Come into the gar- A pretty garden he’ve ‘I’m here by the gate gate within a mile of ! he’s quiet.’ ’’ {

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POWDER

Pine. Its the most pleasant | Absolutely Pure |

f cough remedies. 25 cents |

More convenient, a Makes the food fighter od and more healthful.

On another page of thie | are bargains ror all_—W D |

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

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FINE NEW LINE.

Of Furniture Coverings just opened.

Just what is wanted for re-upholster-

ing that chair, or lounge, or parlor

suite of yours. See our line of

upholstered furniture.

Mark Wright & Co. Ltd

Home Makers:-----

BLACK DIAMOND LINE

@he S.8. BONAVISTA eailing f.om Mon'real, Tuesday Morning, Aug 23r4, will be due at Charlottetown Friday morning, , Aug. 26th, and will sail for St. John’s ' Newfou adland, via N. Sydney, carrying Horees, Cattleand Sheep on deck, and produce under deck at low rates. For further particulara as to freight and

. passage apply to m PEAKE BROS &'CO.

Agente. Ch’town,Aug. 19th’98

MOLASSES AND SUGAR

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Now landing ex schooner “MARY P’ direct from Barbados, 500 barrels bright Barbadoes sugar, 200 puns, choice Bar- badoes molas-es.

N. RATTENBURY.

194 2mosa

HELI. | ABLE ,

WORK

Hatracting Free —__ OR. J.P. MURRAY

ae 2 02 OD

* Spring He@los 5 33.4, Boots

Just received Spring ; beots in above sizes.

‘ Box Calf Laced Boots

. and Dongola Fatent tip Button Boots.

Good comfortatle Boots, for girls wearing those sizes

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Heel

oi: 2 2) 29 oy Ys 4,

7h. HK; JOST,

Stamper’s Cora r

CD] OD O13 OS TH 9 O95 O]9O9D92O94506£60<R OD

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FAASAASEE PE Avie : YOUR.)

© WATCH CHAIN

Lends character to your clothes and s: curity to your watch.

If you cannot invest. in a solid gold chain, buy one of our gold-filled guaranteed ones. The patterns are exact copies of the fine gold ones and made only for the reli- able jewelry trade.

A great variety of pretty patterns to chocse from

W. W. WELLNER

THE GREAT WATCH HOUSE HOE

Hon aa

For Tc - Night. Boys Low Shoes at 90c

Aloat 20 pairs, sizes 12 to 4, re duced from $1.15 and 1.35

Girl's Buttoned and Laced Boots

at $1.00, former price 1.35 Girls’ and Children’s Buttoned gots and low shoes at 80c former price $1.10.

W. H. Stewart & CO. TO LET

The Southern halfof the residence of the Jate Chief Justice Palmer, containing eight rooms, electric light, hot water fur~ mace; rent moderate. Apply to H. James { Palmer, office near Bank of Nova S cotia,

€ O60 02 62 OD OOH ¢ ? ; ¢ a) : ¢ ¢

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SFANTS ~ CHILDREN

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Aperfect Remedy for Constipa- tion. Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea. Worms Convulsions ,Feverish- ness and Loss OF SLEEP.

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Fee Simile Sierietere of

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SEE

THAT THE

FAC-SIMILE SIGNATURE

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IS ON THE

camer | WRAPPER

OF EVERY BOTTLE OF

CASTORIA

_ pane! had YORK.

is not sold ia bulk.

The fao- EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER. smite i... signature SOO “Ea of

Castoria is pnt up in one-size bottles only, I Don't allow anyone to sel }you. anything else on the plea or promise that it jis “just as good” and “will answer every pan pose.” MM” Sce that you get O-A-8-T-0-B-LA,

AUgUst Cheap Selling

This month we are letting go at

J.B. McDonald & C

ridiculous low prices.

Men’s apd Boys’ Clothing Men’s and Boys’ Shirts Underclothing

Prints, Flannelettes, Sheetings Tweeds, Straw Hats, half price

Big reductionsin our Boot and Shoe department, Everyone wanting genuine bargains should come

this month to

AMERICAN BINDER TWIN

Best Quality CALL AND EXAMINE

And Get Prices. SIMON YW CRABE

Walker s Corner STOVES & LARDWAB! :

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Shoes to Please

New

stock

othe Famil

fall trade

in leather footwear, all stylish all good

ALL LOW IN PRICE

An cpportunity to get just what you want at just what J to pay price—all our usual lines at lowest prices. New rubber footwear in all the leading styles.

Weeks & Wa

just opened —suitable for early Mens Boys Youths and Womans pebbel balls, whole fo xed laly stiched, this lot of 300 pairs was purchased before the advan]