tua,

rowing thinner.

paler? If so.

growing Ou should tr 'y

Baus Emulsion.

,t’s both food and medicine. It corrects disease. It makes delicate children grow in the right way—taller, stronger, heavier, healthi

soc. and $1.00. all druggists

SCOTT & bi BOW NE, Chemisis, Toronte.

ne

W kite’s Caramels

and

snowflake Chacolates <tr

Can be had at any ° following firs: class ’. J. Morris

. L. Hooper

W. Pickard & Co, WY. A. Hutchesen W. F. Carter Stewart @& Gates Sanderson & Co J.D. HeLeod & k. H. Wason,

Cree

ore

ent Line B 08 T0 N

TO BOSTON Commencing Jet, 16th 1900 S.S. Halifax

Willleave Crarloiciown at NOON TUESPAY. Passengers Jeaving Charlottefown ou

Wednesday and Saturday mornings make close connection at Halifax tor Boston,

AUTUMN EXCURSIONS.

Sgecial Return Tickets now being is sued at Reduced Raves.

For uckets, rates and all information apply to

W. W. CLARKE, Agent Charlottetown. H. L. CHIPMAN, Manager Ap! 24tf.

Misty Vision

Comes \

“ae as but can si ‘1

S

advancing years, ared

> we yn +1 er £3 Tnace by properly fitted glasses. Spectacles a are our specialty. When we fit them,

. : hey give satisfaction.

5

Eves ex amine d f ree.

F, HUTCHESON,

Watchmaker & Jeweler.

Matchless Blend Tea

the best 25 cent ‘ea on Earth,

lf you want to use the best 25 cent te. you'll have to use Matchless Blend

Our salis of this t.a have been some. tng marvellous. They have in- creased every week since we first be-

Han to sel] yet

it—and they’re increasing

iry a pound cf Matchless

Reme mber we ire sole agents. You

can't getthe be:t 25¢ tea anywhere Jenkins & Son Charlottetown

eel agate cm ttn,

eo nee —_ x , / sf ' i e ' children growing nicelyr | Stronger each month? A } ‘trifle heavier? Or is one of | ‘them crowing the other | ‘ wav? Growing wear ef,

A PO!

FOR OUR» FARMERS.

(Mail and

(Contiuued from Saturday.) It could certainly have found the money tor a fast service and cold

Storage i 1t had desired to. To-day,

under business management, we couid have been sending more farm products t we DOW send, and we could have been getting far more for them than we do. ‘The destruction of our fas

steamship project was followed by a sn against a tariff preference for our tarmets in the British market Sir Wilfrid Laurier has admitted that :

our farmers can send their wheat, their cattle, their butter, and their | cheese into Britain free of duty, while

campai

if

the like products of the Yankees and the Russians are taxed, it wiil be the making of Canadaand of the Cana-! dian tarmer. Mr. S. W. Ross aas declared that there is no reason why ) this policy should not be adopted. | Yet tne Ottawa Ministers have set |

and Sir Wilfrid encugh to go to

their faces against it, Laurier was unwise England and to say, “We do not want it; do net give it,” and to win a Cobden medal for thus opposing the | interes:s of his own countrymen in this matter. The Yankee has free trade in England. He has fast ships and cold storage. He sends ten times ; the produce to England that we do.

ee

“a

He rules all Canadian farm produce out of his market, and yet Laurier declares that this state of affairs must

not be altered. We give a pre-| ference to British goods over foreign | goods. Why should jthe government

under which we are ruled out of the

United States market say that Britain,

where the desire for preferential treat-

ment is growing, should give no prefer-

ence to us in return?

tables, our poultry, our mea

THE WISER POLICY.

Sir Charles Tupper, in his address | to the farmers of Canada, urges them to abandon this policy of “let alone’ and of blundering, and to turn once | mre to the po icy of national progres: | and agricultural development. What can the progressive party do? It may be unable to correct at once all of the | mistakes that have been made. For | example, this Gevérnment has closed | great markets against us. It has gone | to Germany, where the Americans seil $100,000,0c0 of wheat, of cattle, and of meat, including the bacon and hams, and deliberately secured higher duties upon Canadian products there than | are levied upen similar prodncts growa | in Canada. ‘his mistake cannot per- haps be rectified at once. But new mistakes can certainly be prevented, and the progress can be taken wheie It was dropped four years ago, and can be carried toa successful conclusion. The new Government can try for the British preference for our farmers. Lord Salisbury’s Administration is cer- tain to be returned, and Mr. Chamber- lain will bea potent member of that Government. A Government in Can ada favourable the Chamberiain policy of preferential trade may be able to s2cure for us the favour whi h Sir Wilfrid Laurier opposed and de- clines to accept on any terms. If we can get it, it will be a big thing for our farmers. But pending the ac- complishment of this great step in ad-

vance, there is much that ean and will be done. ‘The ‘let-them “alone” idea will be cast aside, and strong, forceful | and determined measures will” be tak- | en to build up our great agricultural industry by transporting its products tothe $7c0,000,c0c0 market swift'v, ckeaply, and in fine condition. Th: great points to be gained are careiul preservation of the ‘products while in transit; speed, for every day saved is so much money earned; and cheapr2ss —for every dollar saved in transporta- tion isso much moie in the farmers’ pocket.

to

a

TRANSPORTATION COLD STORAGE,

The present Government has dick-

AND

Gentlemer,— Wh le eriv: ug doan @ very steep bill last August my horee stumbled ard teil, cutting bimsel? fcar- fuily atou:the head and abe. I ceed MINARD’S LINIMENT free ly on hi tm and in s few dsys he wae aa wel] ay eves,

J£B.i4A. BEAUCHE* uy,

Sterbrooke.3

' perfect

| very doors.

THE DalLy ‘FXAMINBK CHARLOT/E1OWN OCTO

of Push and Progress to Take the Place the System of “Do Nothing” and Blunders.

Kimpire)

ered with the question {in a small way. It has killed the fast steamsh?p Se:- vice and has toyed with the co!d stor- age plans whichy its predecessors laid down, Mr, Fisher says ae even contem} lated the abandonment of co'd storage ‘akeouether, on the ‘‘let-them- alone” principle, of course. Al the

cold storage the Governmect has tur- is not more than equal io that vided two of the A Last year it was or

aished \ustralian to drop it did mig it ot it Was an exch: inged « Sost to the farmers, the price of accommoda tion and of freigths having risen dur- ing the delay. Fast ships and scien- | tific cold storage are maki 1¢ the for- tunes of the Australian farmers. They are carrying meais, butter, eggs, and fruit seventeen thousand miles to England, and are laying them down in prime condiiion and at good prices. Why should not we, who are but three thousand miles from England, and with no equator to cross and no hot climate to pass through, do as weil as the Australians do; aye, andi better than they do, if the undertaking is taken up courageously, and is carried out asa business proposition ?> Why should we be put out of it while the Americans are in it, and are making a good thing by ? With proper cold storage receiv.

ers at given points, with proper cold

storage transporiation to the sea, with cold storage on a_ scientific principle across the Atlantic, we can

market thousands of dollars worth of fruit now wasting ard millions of dollars worth of perishables that en be readily and cheapiy produced. Our fruit, our butter, our eggs, our vege-

tS —every- we can produce—can find, ifa chain of communication. be estabiished, as good a market in Britain as if that market were at our Australia, let it be repeat- ed, does it; why should notwe? The very apples that are decaying in our orchaids can be turned into mone~, and big money at that.

thing

EXPENSE NO OBJECTION.

This Government baulks at the ex- pense. It has millions for Crow’s Nesters and Drummond dealers; thou- sands upon thousands for exploiters of the treasury cn one pretext or another Why not cut off the boodlers, and tur.

ithe money that goes to them into a 'channel that will bring profit to our

farmers? The farmer is more to C - ada than the politician. Heis ; - ing increased taxes every year u: the present Ottawa Gov’ t. What ju- is taere in tubing all ?'rom him aw ¢v-'s nuhnrg back, more pai ularly wheri what is given tack i luves.ment centributing to the p and the wealth of the count: great industry of agricultu too much cannot be done. Let it be done then in its behalf, and in the interests of the other industries and ot

n

gress For the

‘ the merchants, that profit as it profits

and yrow rich as it accumulates

XOXOAEKE KEKD

Gheridan’s Condition Powde-. Once daily,in a hot mash. It assists in grow: jng new plumage, gets them iu condition te lay when eggs bring the highest prices.

fold by druggists, grocers, feed-men, or by mee

One ene cts; ave: £1.00, Large can, 1.20, Six, $5.00. LS. JOHN SON &CO,,

Chestoual

beveta. iew § ho ners seck- harters from Is'and Ports Nova met United States cr West DENNIS MURPHY. Brecker and Commission

P. O, Box, No, 8-dy

wealt ‘ at afaee™ — time for the “let-them. the coolest. At heme we might fear. ans a — for blundering, has for him at mo ments, but he as seve prise i +h the occasion for enter— any uneasiness fae himself, "The! : tg 1d Dusiness managem nt has | nation cannot honor or love him m a ‘ ore | enn SaIRNSS eumineraes, than it did in the Gay when he weat t its request, Hj re , s true reward | j > TIPO mp . ry) A TRIBUTE FROM IIOME will be in the grateful] age of | posterity that he served the Empire ol i ‘well and in the h: ‘ghest and truest sense ac hieved his dut y.

SER 8 tgco

————

London Daily Mail

Lord Robert 3’ last Gespate h is, pers

haps, the most We leone that He vag |

addressed 1 7

ae er ee

r |

Wort hy of recognition, niall raidi g “CCW Lats for their unwillin Vuess,. Of, Maa, undoes there are, it is true, | Pernay®, Inability, to trouble them-| ae these are being rs ity dealt | Selves with affairs which do not im-| and in any case operation aginst thom has diately concern them. can scarcely be aie fied with the! NC ee name of war. A proclamation ar- | The new prices for supplies at Pre- nouncing peace may be expected at | toria decide] on by oe military au- |

erchant;

announces that thé ene “fd S organi Pr | necessary to the well-being of man, is ' resistance is over. The last remnant{¥%known by the Chinese. It has | of the Transvail army has destroyed | been said that by their backwardness | ey artills ery and dis; persed or crossed in civilization and general decline can | he Portugese frontier, so that there is | b€ traced to this want of a day of rest i

no longer any Boer force incbe field

al

for the return of the victorious

al,

Lord Roberts went to South Africa! show an crormous reduction fom in an hour of great calamity, when , those in vogue before the war. For! three separate British armies had sus-| instancs; coffee must be sold for tained three separate defeats. He. eightpence per peund, while formerly went ata time when not a few at/it cost a’ shilling. Jams are sche-

home, ard very many abroad, doubted , duled at sevenperce; before the war the price was a shilling, He had nothing to gain ed that the reductions.

and much to loose; ambition he ma

tl

the war.

hé country. Briefly, j

~

ty Noment, and then we may

gener- | ° | sti ! } }

1e possibility of British in

success

Perhaps it is not e | that the Sabbath or ‘day of rast,

to the mind and body,

look | therities ——" ng Hae ing jn

stand:

be said to have burie ed in thegraveoi ==

h SC

British people trusted him pletely.

Si

qualities which He was always intensely popular with his soldiers.

NM Ww gl

side it,

what think.

in doubt. the terrible tale Spion Kop and Vaal Krantz, came the news of the gathering of a new army

at

advance to relieve Kimberley, of the

re lo

and greatest of.Cronj2. decisive battle of the war;

wl

Cronje’s laager the British Empire passed from the twilight of defeat to. 4

th

of

pr gist and tactician.

weverems: TTS cee

and that these !

rrea.bi merchants from | excess of these The prices fixed upon

It is estimat- all round

y average about 25 per cert.

generally known! so |

will"

is son, who fell so gallantly at Colen- 2, perhaps, was why the so ccCm-

His perfect, d mplicity, his

his were all men,

disinterestedness, bi gh courage, appeal: ed to

But when he landed i in, ape Townit remained to be seen: hether he possessed that highest | eift of a general—*“ to see the other | of the hill,” as Grant put and know as if bv intuition the enemy would do and The world was not long left

Close upon the disastrous, as it seemed then, of

Modder River, of that beilhant solution which never flinched at t

ss of the famous convoy, and last of all of the enveloping Paardeberg was the realiy in the hour 1en the white flag went up over

e full, glorious day of victory.

It is sufficient praise, then, to say our commander-in-chief that. he ovec himself a consummate strate-

In the long series } |

He ran a mile,

It leaves the skin wonderfully soft ard fresh,

ly ple

ALBERT TOILET SOAP C0.,

and so would many a young lady, rather than take a bat, without the “‘ Albert ”

Baby’s Own Soap.

and its faint fragrance is extreme-

asing.

Beware of imitations,

Mfrs, |)

= > “| ee i of marches from Paardeberg to Bloem- i mowrrneat. ‘a fontein, from Bloemfortein to Kroon- {| |} \ stad, from Kroonstad to Pretoria,} ~ ees from Pretoria to Komati Poort, where ee he was present, his combinations JOHN P. BRENNAN were as near perfection as is possible in war. He never suffered a rel -_-—— reverse; where he was in person _bat- Ship Broker, Commission Merchant and

ta

batteries suffer

th

communications he preserved his per- te ruffle him, Ww;

walk into traps or annihilation. When e enemy were upon his line of

lions did not

ct equanimity. Nothing seemed to nothing unnerved him, ke as at once the most fiery of men and |

on

a:

,

1

senate scetpecetentnit AG ste

North Sydney,

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yt a

dealer in all kinds ef produce, my large and

commod ‘ous premises on Ccummercial Street

being particula rly

Prince Edward ! sland products, Consignmeats solicited. Prompt returns.

adapted

for hand.ing of

JOHN P. BRENNAN, Sept. 25, dy 135 wy.

| i | | !

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.

,

» on

weed

$2.60'and @ per bb).

Those desiring a nice bbl of apples can obtain them from us at this low price,

Call and see them.

SANDERSON & U0

Victoria Row Groeers.

SUNNYSIDH DERTSPRY,

Offce in New Prowee Lock irst door to the right up scalrs,

Telephone connectior.

DR. AYERS

Prince Edward Island Railay, THANKSGIVING DAY.

Excursion Return Ticke Tickets at first-class one way fare, will be issued from ail stations on this Railway, on Octoker 17th and 18th, good to return up to and on October 22nd, 1900,

Tickets are good only for continuous journey in either direction.

A. SAARP, ™ Superiniment, Railway on Chariottetown, September 29 th, : eod til Oct, 17th

PICKLING VINEGARS.

X X X Malt—48c per gal.

Best Exglish Malt—72e per gal. French White Wine—60c per gal. X X X White Wine—48c per gal, Cider Vix« gar—40c per gal.

Special low prices for large quantities, Also all kinds uf Whole and Ground Spices, Tumeric, ete. for pickling purposes at lowest pricss

Beer & Goff

P. KE. Istand Commercial College

The attention of those «tire a thorough asd practical preparation for an

active business life is calied to the adv mn.

eo .&

i

tages offered by this Cillege. Books keeping, Commeroia) Law. Ari hmetic, Penmanship, ingiish, Corrsepondence, Business Methods, Shorthand, Ty pes writing, etc., aretaught in the most direct and practical manner, Special! aitertion is givento locat.ng gradusies in yood business positions,

New term opere on MONDAY, AUG. 20.5 iner., = 9.30 a m. Sead for prospectus. Pe . Box 242,

ISAAC OXEN wHAM, Prin:ipal a:d Prop; leter

|, Ate? I&w— 'f.

Natienal

Carniva's, Scotsman,

Vireceing the above daily Leok them oyer—W site for catalogue.

Repair supplies ~SecondHand Wheels,

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