Special Oable will be received by the Dairy Board of Trade, on Friday, 21st, inst., for the benefit of Factory- men who did not sell at Jast meeting of Board, ;

Salesmen can get advice (by tele- phone) at Central Office, Ch’town, or

at the store of Jenkins & Son, City. ROB1. JENKINS, Sept 20, d&w. Sec’y-Treas.

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STR, CAMPANA. CHANGE OF TIME.

Will sail from Picton on Saturday, 15h Sept., and fortnightly thereafter, calling at Charlottetown and sailing from bere ae mueh earlier than urual as is

ticable. iy CARVELL BROS., Agents. b’town, Sept 11,1900—Ex1l, 14, Guar + * 73, 05, Pat 17, 19.

WE WANT HOUS KEEPERS

To come in and leok over ou groceries, Our steck is fine nd fresh and guaranteed te be satisfactory. We keep every-

hing in our lime that i necessary For Hiousekeeping

The prices, well, we want yeu to see them when you are look- ing at the geods. Their cheap ness will surprise you.

Driscoll & Hornsby

QUEEN STREET.

School Books

“chool Supplies

The latest in EZ=ercise Becks, € crikklers, etc.

Evei\ihirg For The Student.

FH 7ARD & MOORE

Sunnyside,

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BROKERS,

rte

; Exchange Building, Montreal. § Dea ors in New York Stccks, cotton

1-8 pc? cent Commission each day

Dircct wires with New York to every iacitity fer executing erders prem; Ve

> . Je Tr age Cor: -spondence ge‘icited,

fans

VY ateh

ro ' . S.€pairing If vou have any watches, clocky or jewelry to be repair- ed you will make no mistake to bri: ¢ them to The Modern dew..:y and Fancy Goeds Btore Aliuough we are not the men ‘hat take the sun, we guarantee our work that’s done.

Sunnyside _ Jewelry Store, Opposite Post Office,

Jury & Co,

THE

HE THANKS HEAVEN

That he Used Dood’s Kidney Pills, Which Saved his Life.

BowMANYILLM, Sept. 17.—Marvelloue ia- deed is the care of Mr. A. W. Gibbens, miller ef this town.

Here is hie story, as he bimeelf tells it: “I could’t eat, nor sleep ; bad terrible pains im my back and stomach.

“Doctors said I had Bright's Disease. But they couldna’t cure me.

“Thank Heaven, whether it was Bright's Disease or anything else on, Kideey Pills coon cured it.

“I hope the news of my cure will spread ever the whole esuntry, so that al! auffer-

ers will hear of the greaest kidney remedy in the world—Dodd’s Kidcey Pille.”

Dodd’s Kidney Pille are the onLY medicine that hase evercured Bright’s Disease.

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Minard's Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.

In the race for wealth too much money seems to be an impossible quan- tity.

Te Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All ruggists refund the money it fails to cure 6c, EB. W. Grove’s signature ison each bor

A woman is never sure that a new pair of shoes arethe right size unless they pinch just enough.

A

Micard’s Liniment cures Dandruff.

Some hypocrites trv to makea cloak of their religion and there is not actually enough of it to make a batbing suit,

High water doesn’t necessarily raise the price of milk. EE

DR. A. W. CHASE'S CATARRH CURE ... 25c.

is sent direct to the diseased

arts by the Improved Blower. Heals the ulcers, clears the air passages, stops droppings in the throat and permanantly cures Catarrh and Hay Fever. Blower free. Al) dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co.. Toronto and Buffalo.

—_— i > The worst criticsas those who could not have done it half so well them- g3ives.

Minard’s Liniment cures Burns, etc.

Yuu can’t tell by appearances how move aman is worth. Some of the meet gorgeous flow ers haven't gota scent,

Hirard’s Liniment for sale everywhere.

fhe Examiner Calendar FOR S£PTEMBER

MOON’S CHANGES,

First Quarter, 2nd. Full Moon, Sth. Last Quarter, 15th a

New Moon, 23rd. ee al Sun oe ere We & viorn | Aft’n Rises.| Sets.

Water

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26!

liSaturday | 2 2 51/5 30 6 28 2|Sunday | 320) 346) 31 | 26 Z| Monday 425, 452) 32 | 2% 4| Tuesday 5 58} 6 24, 33 | 22 5i|Wednesday| 7 22} 750} 35 | 2 6\ Thursday 8 29) $57) 36 | 18 1|\Friday 9 24 9 52] 37 | 16 BiSaturday | 10 4) 1031) 38 | J4 9\Sunday | 3) 45) 11 13) 400 | 22 10'Monday | 11 20 11 48); 41 10 (1 Tuesday 0 4! 033) 42 8 \2 Wednesday} 0 31| 3 @} 43 | 6 13 Thursday 115) 143) 45 | 4 14 Friday 28 331 “6! ft 15 Saturday 310 33 47 |. 1 16 Sanday | 433) 5 0} 48 (5 59 17 Monday 5 57) 6 22) 50 57 18 Tuesday 7 2! 7 26! §1 55 19 Wednesday| 8 0} 8 22) 52 | 53 20 Thursday [os Se i. 2i Friday 9 22; 9 43| 55 49 22 Saturday 9 561017) 56 47 23)Sunday | 10 30, 10 59 58 45 24/Monday (18 54 11 6 59 | 43 25iTuesday | 1118 1140'60 | 41 26| Wednesday '11 391152) 1 | 30 27|Thursday 010 033) 2 38 28| Friday 042, 106 38 35 29) Saturday 121) 146 4 33

30|Sunday

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Agricultural

—ANB— Industrial Exhibition Open to the Maritime Provinces from

September 25th to the 28th, (900

—OVER—

$6000.in Prizes.

One ofthe greatest displays of Live Steck, Poultry, Farm Products, Vegetables and Fruit td brought together in the Maritime Pro- yinces.

Exhibi ¢8 carried practically free en all Goy-

rnment Railways.

Lowestexcursion rates for passengers.

f'wodays Horse Raeing, purses $1300 06.

nibition and Races to be advertised later. Accommodation for every bedy. For Prize Lists, Race Programmes and all

-sformativun write may Cc, R. BMALLWOOB,

‘Sec’y-Treasurer, F.L HASZARD, ee President

Special attractions in addition to the Ex-.

bAILY BKAMIN2AR

ee

HIGHER DUTIES WITH HIGH- | the

ER PRICES.

The customs revenue for the fiscal vear ending June 30, 1900, was $28,- 374,148, an amount considerably in excess cf the customs revenue for any previous year. For the year 1899 the amount was $25,734,228, and in 1896 it was $20,219,037. The highest amount of revenue obtained from cus- toms in any year previous to 1899 was in the year 1890, when it amounted to $24,014,908.

The increase in revenue since 1896 is largely due to the fact that higher prices are paid for almest all import- ant articles.

The duties are now chiefly ad valorem and consequently as the prices rise the duties rise.

Wren the Liberals say that the duties are lower now than they were under the Conservative administratien this fact must be taken into consider- ation, that while there was a slight re- duction in therate duties it has been more than offset in most cases by the rise in prices. If all the duties were specific they would remain -the same no matter how much the prices in- creased, but the principle of ad valorem duties having been generally adopted, the tariff is actually higher on many articles then it wasa_ few years ago, owing to the general increase of prices. Consequently most of our manufactur- ing industies have just as high protec- tion now as they had in 1896 and some of them have more, but if a period of word-wide depression should come with fallicg prices, the duties be- ing chiefly ad valorem, would decrease in amount at the time they would be most needed for the protection of home industries. Then the change that has been made in the Canadian tariff by the Laurier Government, al- though slight, would be feft by the manufacturers. — Star.

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THE DANGEROUS PARTY.

Mr. Tarte told the students on Fri- day night that it would be an Imperial calamity if the Laurier Government was defeaced in the coming elections. Mr. Chamberlain is understood to be much worried lest there should be a return to power at Ottawa ofthe men who added Prince Edward Island to the original Confederation, who pur- chased the Northwest from the Hud- son’s Bay Company, who made the ar- rangement by which British Columbia became a part of Canada, who sup- pressed the anti-British risings of 187071 and 1885, who secured the building of the Canadian Pacific Railway, and the putting on

seeerelieneen etter amt acetate rae area

C6 VLorr

This signature is on every box of the genuine

Laxative Bromo-Quinine taviets the remedy that emres a eold in ome day

CHARLOTTETOWN SEPTEMBER

7 ounenel en

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Pacific ocean of the {Japan and China and Australian steamship lines, who inaugurated in Can ada the Pacific cable scheme; and the movement for Imperial penny postage, and voted ia Parliament for the sead- ing of Canadian troops to share in the South African war. The Coionial Sec- ‘retary has also commmnicated his fears to the Ottawa ministers, and wita his usual acumen chose Mr. ‘Tarte, | Mr Pacaud’s eld boodle partner, who

struck the “no precedent” proviso into

the order for sending the Camadiaa

troops to South Africa, as a vehicle for

making his views public. The whole

plot glares out of the Tartean address. Montreal Gazette.

A despatch to the ‘Daily Mail’ says the manager of the Orpheum will offer ex-President Kruger a thousand dol- lars a week for six weeks to lecture on the war in South Africa.

“C” Battery, 8. C. A. in South Africa, while garrisoning Rustenberg, built a splendid fort, which was named Fort Canada, a corner-stone contain- ing the name and date.

The Liberals cannot sing the old songs now or use the old mottoes. “Toll the bell of Boodling, boys,” ie ae obsolete now as“Free Trade as itis in England” or “ Reciprocity, the only hope of the People.”

A Gloomy Future

Made Bright, and Health and Vigour Re- stored by the Use ef Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food.

Headache, backache, sleeplessness, Gespondency, and irregularities are the result of an exhzusted condition of the body and nervous system.

No treatment was ever eo efficacions in restoring health, strength, vigour, and vitality as Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food, the great blood builder.

Mrs. J. M. Bradley, 100 Jane street, Ottawa, states:—‘‘ For several years [ | have been gradually running down in

health. I became nervous and weak, and worried greatly over my future.

‘Hearing of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food and the wonderful results it has ac- complished in others, I obtained a box and began using it as directed. I be- gan to improve immediately, and am now restored to full health and vigour.

“Dr. Chase’s Nerve: Food is an ex- cellent remedy, and I can recommend it to all who are weak, nervous, or run down in health.”

Dr. Chase’s Nerve food, the world’s greatest blood builder and nerve re sterative, 50 cents a box, at all dealerg or Edmanson Bates and Co., Toronta,

WANTED.—A soung girl capable of doing ight house Work in fawily of twa. Apply at

pce te Mrs. John Cameron Euston Street nd cor East of Great George Street.

WANTED.—A general servant. Apply te Mrs MacKachern next to Hotel Davies,

BABY CARRIAGE FORK SALE.—AS 2@0d as new, Purchaser may have nickle runnere for sieighing. Will be sold cheap.

must go.

Boots, Boots dow at half

LAST CHANCE

el ee

rr eee

21 19¢0,,

TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. The annua! meeting of the “ Teacher’s Association of Prince Edward Island” will be held in the YMC A Gali, Charlotte- town, on September 26.b, 27th and 28t bh, 1900. WEDNESDAY, serT. 26. 10 —10 30—KEarol!lment. 10 30—11—President’s address.

1l—11 16-—Appoimtmenat ef Com mittees. 1115-12~—15—Addrees: Hon. Frank

A Bill, Superintendent Massachussetts Board of Education.

TMCRSDAY,

9 —9 15—Roll Call. 9 15—10 —“* Consolidation of Schools,’ Jadge Warburton, 16—10 45—Address by Mr Hill. 10 45 ~11 156—Question Box. Jl 16—12 15—Paper on “ Arithmetic.” Mr Ewen Stewart, FRipaY, sxet, 28. 9 15—10—Paper on ** Discipline,” In- spector McIotyre. 10—10 45—* Nature Studies,” Mr Jobn McSwain. 10 45—11 30~Paper, Mr Collier. 11 30-12 15—Lessone in English, Mr James Landrigan. 1 30—2 —Quesetion Box: 2—3—Election of officers. N E Carrvruery, President. Ina J Yoo, Sec«Treasurer.

SEPT. 27.

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When we bave good blood we are healthy, strong, vigorous and tull of life and energy. Hcod’s Sareepsrilia meskes blead hlaad,

\ Range.

The made.

finest range

Lota of references,

Cook stoves as low as

$11.

Dodd &

Fiogers. DeNeic enn A

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am,

=,

THE BIG CLEARANC: SALE OF

galore for old and young must price, the balance will be and half price, for cash only.

SALE CONDUCTED BY

GOFF BROTHERS.

W. H. STEWART & CO'S STOCE.

Of Boots must close in a few days—as we have to give up the store, everything

gO.

A lot of ladies boots in the ee sold at: discounts of 30 per cent, 40 per ce

\ Sees De Nee SM ales Me Se STs a

pre |

kuows there is one to reach a man’s |

that is by always ha

nicely spread table, this you must ea groceries, eanned

provisions. ~

Ne.Can Hele You There:

We have the best of in that line. What eis is your trade; can

JO eet e HN M Queen cKENNA

i. te to oo

P.E. Island | Commercial College |

The attention of these who desire »

therough and practical preparation for ep active business life is called to the advap. tages offered by this College. Book, keeping, Commeroial Law, Arithmetic, Penmanship, Koglish, Correspondence, Business Methods, Shorthand, Type writing, ete., are taught in the most direct and practical manner. Special stteatios is given ’o locating graduates in good business positions. New term opens oa MONDAY, AUG. 20th inst, at 930 « m. Send for prospectus. P. 0, Box 242,

ISAAC OXENAAM, Priacipal and Propriste Avz2—d&w tf.

Matchless Blend Tes

the best 25 cent Tea on Earth,

If you want to use the best 25 cest tea you'll have to use Matchless Blend

Our sales of this tea have been some thing marvellous. They have its creased every week since we first be- yan to sell it—and they're increasing yet.

Try a pound of Matchless

Remember we are soleagents, You can’t get the best 2c tea anywhere else.

Jenkins & Son

Charlettetewa.

CS LT TS