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With the weight and work of a cast 1) iron stove pot, in lifting and keeping clean, when for a little more money you can have a seamless enamel- led stove pot, made in
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P RK. Island Railway TENDERS FOR GRADING
Sealed tcaders addressed tothe undersign- edand marked on the outside ‘Tender for Grading” will be received until Monday, September 25th, 1899, for the grading and other work required in changing the main ling of the Prince Kdward Island Railway between ( . ville and Loyalist, for a distance of about te o mies.
Plaas, } soft] es and specification may be seen at th. office of tue Suoeriatendent of the P. E. I«land Railway, at Chariottetown, at the officeo? the Chief Engineer, at Voncton, N.B.,on sod after the 5th September, 1899, at which piece also forms of tender may be obtained.
‘Tenders supplied.
All the ¢ondl vi ae of the specification must be compli d wi
The Rai|l way Department will not be bound to accept the Jowest or any tender.
G. A. SHARP, Railway ( ffice Sr verintendent Charlottetown, Aug 3iat, 1899—w 2,
School Books
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Note Books, Invoice Books, Pencils,
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THE DAixyY Se CHARLUTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 13 189},
HEAPS OF LIBERAL MONEY
How Votes Were Bribed in Berlin, Ontario.
Beriiy, Ont., Sept 9.—There was some sensational testimony in the tria! yesterday of the protest against the election of Lo:is J. Breithaupt, who defeated the Cunser- vative candidate, Dr. Lackner, at the bye- election. The first charges of corrupt practices taken up were those grouped about the name of Albert Bosasard, Berlin botel-keeper, It is isclaimed that he was the main duct through which flowed the greater part of the Government funds that were expended in connection with Mr. Breithupt’s election.
Four witnesses, Wm Pollemski, Cheries Weroke, Henry Shactz, and Charles Boll corroborated each other in saying that In Bosaard’s hotel on the Saturday night before the election they saw Bossard, io conjunction with Tom Lewis, of London, & noted feeder of the “threshing machine,”
baodling rolls of bills, purporting to amount to $20,000, They were told by Lewis that there was 30,000 more Govern- ment money bebind if it were necessary that it should be used. Each of the four swore to getting their eppropriate slice of the “boodle” that night, and sup- plementary moneys after the election.
They are Berlin residents, and considered strong politically in their different sections, and their vote aud influence was paid fer ata comparatively high rate as such pay- ments go.
THE BOODLE THEY GOT-
They were promieed originally that night by Lewis $25 apiece and $5 for every Con»
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NOTES AND COMMENTS |
—Referring to the general satisfactory etate of affairs in Canada, the Moniteur du Commerce says: ‘What amuses us is to see the zeal with which certain persons attribute al) these good things exclusively to the government in power. Does not the providence of Ged count for some- thing in that prosperity ? Is the indivi- dual initiative of the manufacturers, mer- chants, exporters, shippers to be held for
the | naught ?”
For the next four months the demand will be large.« Get your pullets to lay- ing by October. A well-filled egg bas- ket now is what makes poultry pay. You can obtain these
| | anted much desired reeults by good care, proper
foods, and the use
° as directed in the
morning mash of
Sheridan's Powder.
It causes perfect assimilation of the food elements needed to form eggs in the winter.
Pullets
If you can’t get the Powder send to us. One ack, 25 cts; five, $1. Large can, #1.20; six, = . paid. L. Ss. JOHNSON & CO, Boston,
McGILL UNIVERSITY, Montreal
Session 1899-1900,
Martriculation Examinations, prelimin~ ary to the various Courses of Study will be held as under:
servative vote they turned over for Breithaupt. What they succeeded in get- ting was :--
Charles Wernke, $30.
Charles Boll, $35. Henry Shaetz, $37. Wm. Pollemski, $75.
The letter isa power in the North Ward of Berlin, the German section. He is called Mayor Pollemski up there. This explains the large sum which was paid him.
ST JOHN EXHIBITION:
The Splendid Attractions That Are Drawing Thousands to the City.
The St. Johu exhibition is now on, and in the general display {as well as special features surpaeses al] its predecessors. Every inch of space in the industrial and wgricultural buildings ietaken up, All the space for live stock is taken up, and new quarters for the eot:re sheep exbibits bad to be provided. The poultry show t& larger (hao last year.
A especial feature is the C P R exhibit of grains, grasses and other products alorg ite line, uccupyirg 2,000 feet of space. the Nappan eXperimeota)] farm makes a fine exhibit. CFB Rowe has an exhibit of troutand other fish from lakes and sireama, and a complete list of New Brunswick rep tiles acdamphbibians. These are io tavks and cages, all alive,and are pvblicly fed twice aday. It is a great drawing card.
Everybody in the provinces who pos~ sibly can will want to eee Sanborn’s fam-~ ous string of fifteen horees ircluding the Frecch coaching stallions that carried off the honors at Madison Square Garden and the Boston horse show. In the group are some half breeds, showing the splendid characteristics imparted by French coach- ing stsilions to etock raised from the or- dinary mares of the country. The stal- lions are shown on the long rein with mounted groom, and the others in various fancy hitches on the green every day before the grand stend. Mr. Sanborn brovgita carload of carriages, etc, for parade pur- poses.
The live stock exhibit includes Senator Cochrane's famous Shortboro herd. RK. H. Pope, of Compton, Quebec, has horses, cattle, sheep and swine, and Guy Carr of Compton, Quebec, the same, besides poultry. Nearly »ll the Maritime breedere have space. There are 31 entries of live stock from Prince Edward Island. C 4 Holmes, cf Amberst, besides Shorthorn and otber stock, shows a herd of 160 swine, There are more birds then Jaet year in the poultry building, — much better facilities for exhibiting them have been provided.
In agricu)tura! hal! there are more e 1 tries than ever of grains, fruiis and vege- tables, for all of which this is a great year. There is a great dairy exhibit. The Jatesr dairy machinery is shown in large variety in the building. There isa fixe horticul tural display. In every department of in- terest to farmere, the show is excellent. The carriage buildiog space is al] occupied as usuai.
In machinery hall seyen engines are uo der steam snd agricultural, printing, saw- mill, iron working and other machinery is- seen in Operation.
In amusement hall the attractions are the best ever seen there. The twin bro- thers Gloss, on paralled bare: Bernice Nata, who eats, drinks and sieeps under water; the e#ix funny Japs from Japan ; Luciano Tateli, on the flying rings ; Hum- berto, in equilibrism par excellenee ; La Petite Rita, in serial acts; and Mdlle. Alice, queen of the revolving globe, give a won- derful and varied programme. Some of these artists are seen for the firet time in these proviuces.
Excursion rates on the railwavs and special excursion on certain days. Thurs- day is Nova Scotiaday, with specia] ex- cursions. Friday is Societies day ; Tuesday next is P. E Island day. Con- sult your nearest railway agent as to epecial excursion rates from your dis- trict.
r t Faculty of applied Science |
*Faculty of Arts (Men and Women) Thurs. 14th Sept Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Law, Tue, 5th Sept, lt of Comparative Medicine sx, and Veterinary Science, Sat. 16th Sept METRE ARLEN
*In the Faculty of Arts (Revised Curriculum he courses are open also to PARTIAL STUD- ENTS without Matriculation
tin the #aculty of Applied Science the cours sin Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, and Min- ng Engineering, Chemistry and Architecture are also open to PARTIAL STUDENTS without martriculation.
Kxamination for FIRST YEAR ENTRANCE EXHIBITIONS in the Faculty of Arts, ran ae from $90. to $125, will be held on the Iith $ ember at Moatreal, Charlottetown, St. Joba N. B., Halifax, St. John’s, Nfid and other
entres.
The Roya VICTORIA COLLEGE, the new residential college for women, will be ready or Occupation in September.
The McGILL NORMAL SOHOOL will re-open on ist September,
Particulars of Examinations and copies of Calendar, containing full information as to Conditions of Entrance, Courses of Study, Kegulations ef Degrees, Exhibitions and Scholarship, Fees, etc, may be obtained on application to
W. VAUGHAN Registrar.
Hay Presses Cheese Presses
Pressesgreat and presses small, Presses short and presses tall; But the greatest press of all, [scour improved hay press Which can be had at short notice, T. A. McLEAN Charlottetown
Office: Masonic Temple Works: Spring St.
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" " Iver on 7.00 » 30.00
" Gold " 10.60 » 190.00 Uhains for Ladies $1.00 to $20.00 Ribbon Guards 2de Gera Rings 1.00 to 50.00 Cuff studs and links 20 to 106.06 Collar Studs Oto 200 Brooches 25 to 20.00 Spectacles 50 to 1000
Silverware nearly all kinds, in good quality plate. Also some in solid silver:
BW. TAYLOR
EDGERILL, sence
Windsor N. 8S.
The Bishoo of Nova Scotia, Chairman Board of Tiustees
Miss Lefroy of Cheltenham Ladies’ Coileg England, Psincipal with
Nine Resident Experienced Governesses.
Housekeeper Matron a trained Nurse Preparation fcr the Udiversities,
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Fall overcoating and suitings latest! patterns at D A Bruce’s,
Michaelmas Term begins Sept 13:h 1°99
For Calendar and Blank form of Applica‘- 023 oOradmissionaply toDR HIND Secre, ary M W Stitt
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James Fraser, of Pictou, Nova Scotia, Writes of Dodd's Kidney Pills.
A Letter Which Speaks for iteelf—A Con-
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Pictou, N. S., Sept 11.—There is no doubt in the minds of the p*ople of this town that Dodd’s Kidaey Pills area most wonderful medicise. When a man who has been in con- tinua! torment for thirty years, in spite ot all he could do for himself, or have done for him, is cured by six iae cf medieine which costs but fifty cents a box, it leaves no room for question as to the merits othe said medicine. But this was the case with Mr. James i'raser, of this town and the medicine that cured him was Doda’s Kid- ney Pille. Read his letter:
“I have been troubled with Kidney Dis» ease for 30 years, complicated with Bron~ chial Trouble avd palpetation of the Heart. Last sutomer it got so bad 1 was forced to quit work. I was then recom- mended bya P. E. I, gentleman to use Dodd’s Kidney Pilis. I did so and felt relief in the first 24 hours. I used to pass blood, but this stopped immeliately on usiog the pills. They also stopped the palpitation of the heart. Iam _ now after using several boxes {better than I have been for 20 yeare, I am able to work every day,” whereas a few months agol could hardly stand alone. Lama well- known citizen of St fAadrew St. here, and am delighted to give this testimonial to Dodi’s Kidney Pills. I bave never tired recommending them, for they work like a charm.
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Loose clothes and downy cushions bring only a negative sort of comfort tothe woman who is suffering with some disease or derangement of the organs distinctly feminine. Someclothes and some poti-~ tions make the pain and the discomfort
seem less. Perhaps the nerves are most affectee and thisin turn disturbs the digestion. Nothing will ever complet:ly
relieve buta radical cure. The startof e0-called“female complaints” mar be a very slight thing indeed. It may be that jin the beginning some emall h:gienic measures would stop the trouble. Cer- tainly at this time, a little bit of the right medicine would stop ‘it. When the trouble becomes worse, it is harder to cre, but stillit can be cured. Dr, Pierce's Favorite Prescription will positively cure any troubleof thie character. It may be absolutely relied upon, It affords lasting relief t0 &@ woman whose natural mod-sty nas kept, her from coasulting a pay- sician.
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