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'm.¢¢°n,;|P,_g_|°n mgmig Weekly Edition (Thursday) pei Yew’

results, oaaily and thoroughly. Qc. All druggilb. Prepared by C. l. Hood & Co., Lowell, lan. fha 0nl!P1llatot.\kow‘lthHood'lBll’llllll1|h

$50,000 Debentures

For Sewerage llorks oi the

City oi Charlottetown.

A' Q dd _ elso the undersigned.

rrE;i£iEIelndi:rsede=s“l`endPf 101' 3@W9"“Y@ Debentiirvs." will be received at this 011109 upto the night of

Tuesday, the 23rd oi August, iust.

_ , f Pitt. Thousand Dollars

’(;;lll}\)lll!)lpf?|!.(;l]1:';El(!ly ot Charlottetown Deben- tures for Sewerage \Vorks. These Debeg- tures are oi the denomination ot bi?) “C J are payable in Forty years ‘mm ““ *°~ “E bear interest at three and anal! (‘§lP-1'

¢.en¢_ payable nglr-yearly. Of tnehrbpyg amount $l).0\l0 will he issued on . __-o_o inst.; $15,000 on the lst. oi October. and S 0.0* on the lst December next. _T-‘ind°rs will be received for the whftlf $>0000 01' 101' P3115 thereof not less than Salk).

The Commissioners do not bind them- selves tc accept. the h ghest or any lender-

D. LAIRD.

Chairman.

0 nge of Commissioners of

Sewers and Water Supply.

Charlottetown. P. E. Island, _ Aug_ 9,1§93_2av ex una Zaw is her wat 2l l i.._ '

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Owens Ari Institution a n d

Conservatory of l`lusic 1

REV. B. C. BORDEN. D. U..

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NsrRt'ri~iozi)l§§Cuf>f$.i" if is rang

I ing from the prln‘€ry Enzlisli branches thouohthe whole Lni ei-sity Curriculum to the Degree ogfli. A. Younii£_ladles_studty;in__gas_>_l;

pm-peas nalifiiiig emse ves

my here comlgine e accomplishments with gre thorough drill necessary to their profes- on.

The Conservatory of Music

h under the directions of o _strotiilg sgggof ex-

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Art sgdents have the inspiration which cmnes from cosntan: contact with the splendid paintlnzs which constitute the Owen s gallery. aug 9. 2 aw iw

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The Annual Gathering of the Clans

under the auspices of the Caledonia Club ci P. B. l. will be held at

Ilead St. Petei=’s Bay,

on iield of John P. Sullivan. E=q., near Railwav Stutitn

Wednesday. Aug- 17th. ;

Special -trains leave Ch’town at 8.20

local Sourls 10.30 local,Geo’town(regu- lar train) 7.05 local stopping at all intermeiliate i~tatif»r s

For tri:ln arrango-iusnts prize list and

inll par.if_-lllers see programmes ard adverkementi in newspapers latir.

D. MCNEILL, JAMES NICISAAC,

I-(ec. Sec'_v. President

July 21. ood td véi

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TENDERS will be received br this Depart-

menton or before Tuesday the lfirb of August next.. for tho nurchase ot about '23,ll00 long and 4.000 Short Snider Rifles no longer required for the Militia of Canada owing to their equip- ment. with 'he Lee Enfield.-Tendcrers are at liberty to offer for the entire lot as above or in quantities of l,o(‘0 and upwards; '25 rounds of Ammunition will be included with each riile and purchaser will have the option of securing further quantit ies up to50 rounds per rifle at $5 per 1.000 rounds from a. reserve retained in tores- Price per rifle to be stated and the number required. The above rifles are in Store in No treal in goodorderfaiid service ibie condition. samples can be seen on application to the Superintendent of Stores at the Station.

The highest or any tender not necessary to be

accepted.

Terms cash. Tobe removed at the earliest ccnvenience

of the purchaser.

Tenders tobe addressd to the Secretaryof the Deoartnient. of _.Militia and Defence. ` Ottawa. The words Tender for Rifles” to be written on the upper left hand corner of ing envelope.

.1). A. Tv1A¢`DO\'ALD, Lt. Colonel,

Chief Superintendeni of Stores.

Department of Miiitixind Defence,

Ottawa, 25th ly, |898.

Newspapers inserting this advertisement

without previous authority from the Depart-

ment will not bc paid for it. aug 10 -ii

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dissemination of information respect-

_connection we think the Citv Council

made to secure publication of views in` books or pamphlets having wide cir- culation and designed to promote travel towards the Dominion.

TRAIIEAND SHIPPING

D Lscousse; D Cronan, Bruce, Cape Tormentine; Flash, Lane, Loch Leven; Harvest Home, _ Crapaud; General Middleton, Godin, Sarah H Seetou.Gar~ nier, Georgetown, Damarara.

ney; Flash. Laue,Loch Leven ; Paragon. Cormier, New Richmand; Electric Flash, Forgere, Sydney.

Picton; Lorena, McMillan, Wood 'Is- iand; Eizie, Murray lishinv voyave in

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eeking at all times to further the best in 1 crests ofthe oeoole.&°d 1'°C08'1112°d’h°l'€f°I`° “S The P¢op1¢’l Paper-

Published at its oillces, Cameron B1oc.i.Sout.h

0 0 d S .ide Ppseoiiice, at the- following i~.iies.i»avab1°

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lhxlornliegwlgdition daily (except Sunday)

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Branch Offices

have been established at the following places. where subscriptions may be D8-id. "HWS fum: lshed, advertising, lob work and other bust _,

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:l;sdi:nr;i?sIiL1;feCurrie's Bookstore-D. K. Currie

Albglsdliligglberton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart

A I. Sglapis East, Telephone odloe. R Sca.ma.n.Ac;ent

J. E B. )icCltEA__l`°_Y. 1.1. P. HOOP.

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WED.\`ESD.-\Y. AUGUST. I0. 1393-

EDII' ORIAL NOTES-

It is said that Piper Findlater,

hero of Dargai, purposes to visit Can- ada next spring. If he does so we trust he will come to I' E Island where there are enough of the sons of the heather to give him and his pipes a royal welcome.

Before the Scotch Medico-Psych

ological society a. proposition was en- tertained to provide Hugging as a penalty for habitual drunkenness. The proposed penalty might, in rare cases effect an amendment, but in the majority of instances its elfect for good would be more than doubtful. It would require a great change in public sentiment in Canada before a' law could be enacted to award flogg- ing in cases of drunkenness.

On Sunday last the Steamer Hia-

watha returned to Halifax from the search for the bodies of some wealthy NcwYorkpeop1e who /were drowned in the Bnrgigne disaster. The prime object of the search was not obtained, viz t-he finding of the bodies of Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. Perry and members of the families. But thirty of the bodies of other drowned passengers were discovered afloat. A few were idents- l iiied and all were given ocean burial. Nearly all the floating bodies were supported by life preservers when found. They had been drifting with wind and tide about the sea. for _ weeks-a. truly gruesome spectacle. l

The esteemed Examiner' takes up:

the question How to Endure Hot Weather. \Vhn.t is known elsewhere] as hot weather is not known on P. E. l Island. So far as this province is ' concerned the hot weather chapter ,l might be made as brief as that mem-i arable one on snakes in Ireland. The entire chapter was included in the words “There are no snakes in Ire-. land.” Nor can we avrec that even

Japanese children used to sit upon heir heels in the schoolroom. grouped

chanting together their lroha cr reading n concert the wise mixims from their readers which have been the mental food of couiitlesss generations ot their

they sit on beifches before desks in Western fashion. though they do D0!

glad, on returning home. U iidillile "1 the usual squat. But they still recite in it monotonous sort cf ch-int, the lt'0l-H1

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race. A chanve has come, and now.

(ee-ro-hah), which corresponds to our alphabet. _

Under the former system cf schooling.

all Japanese children learned to read and write the Biranganzl characters and to calculate, and it was ai unheard-ot

thing for a grown person to be unable at least to read and write and do simple calculation. They were seldom sent to school before the age of 7, and were not hard pressed in thenr studies. In learn- ing to write they were acquiring the dexterity ot tinger and wrist needtul in dra.win,q,and without doubt their meihozl of writing is one of the traits which have tended to make the Japanese a nation of artistic tendencies. A soft paper is used and a brush instead of a pen. Care and exnclnees are necessary. owing to the nature oi the materials. and it is im. possible to use the hand in a cramped or stiff position: hence freedom and grace of movement result.The child folds the paper in one hand and the brush in the other; the whole arm works, mo- tion couiing from the shoulder. elbow. and wrist, as well as from the finger muscles. The papcl',as soon as touched, absorbs the Indian ink with which

necessary to touch with precision and care, and acquires insensibly n. certain power of drawing in that precise touch and in the exercise of the arm and hand muscles. . _

Western principles in education, as

well as Western school furniture, have been adopted in the sunrise kingdom

The Arabic numbers. 1. 2, 3. etc..

are used, for the Japanese at once. re- cognized the advantage of' these signs for numbers instead ot their own cumbersome ones. Maps, _cha1ts. and diagrams are seen on the schoolroom wals; object lessons are given, and foreigners hearing the children’s re- citations, even though not understand- ing their speech. recognze that the young Japanese are getting some good results of modern civilization, St. Nicholas.

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comfortable or enable him to enjoyl himself where the weather is oppres-l sively hot. An agreeable tempera-`, ture such as our summer climate af fords is necessary to the enjoyment of even an interesting book.

Two things are necessaryin order to,

attracts tourist travel in large volumel to Prince Fdward Island. One ofl these is that our natural at-tractiousl for summer visitors should be made’

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class come, and the other that hotell accommodation exactly adapted to their tastes should be provided. Every opportunity should be taken for the

ing Island attractions, and in this

might favorably consider any reason- able proposition such as tha.: recently

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P0121* OF CH.-\Rl.01"rl21‘0wN.

Aug. 8-Arr.Electric Flash. Fongere,

Aug. 8-Cl-1. Sli. Anne, Potvin, Syd-

says 2-" I have been suffering

and found the lightest liiiid of exercise Very painful. I concluded to try Dr

saw advertised, and the effect was \von- smwuwwwwwwwr

ac an eav nv me feeling

Very much. better in ever; w y, I can cheerfully recommend mes, as the workingir~a.n’s friend. They are v,-en n_amed K. and L. Pills. The meaning which I took to be Knights of Labour 55115-" 0110 Dill a dose. 25 cents a

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Intelligent Citizens Proriounce Strongly in Flavour of Dr.Chnse's Ointment. liiiliifuy-Liver Pills, and Catiix-rl; Cure.

Sceptics are nt Lilzcrty to \Vrite to

the Following Parties to Get Tliclx' Endo:-szition of Testimonials.

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street Toronto, <o.j.'s :-“ I suf- fered at e‘.'».~i‘y tixarlge .in 1_3.;- \\'ea.tl‘.ei‘ \'.'ith <-will in bile head. At times it was so had that I was um;’,g1,;_ to speakfbeing complezt-eip' stuifeci up. I was advised to try Dr. Chase’s Ca- taffll CDW. and did so, and received immediate relief. I am pleased to tes- tify to its worth gladly. I also receiv- ed at sample box of Dr. Chase’s Oint- ment for itching of the skin, and it is the best remedy I have ever used, 1 shall at all times recommend to suffer- ers Dr. Ciiase’s remedies. His recipes are indeed wonderful.”

KIDHE? DISEASE CURED.

Mr. J. Kilfedder, 23 Gerrard street

west, Toronto, an old and re- spected resident of the city,

from Kidney trouble since last fall

Cliase's Kidney-Liver Pills, whim

Aug. 9.-Ar-Kohinoor, Cameron, '

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Thursday Evewg,

AUGUST 1 ‘|‘l|\, 1898 Piiociiimms Ann rnizs List.

-Overture-Psyche.

-Hair Mile Bicycle. lst prize Gold Med

d. Silver Medal.

3-Waltz-Winona. 4-Two Hundred and Twenty Yards F lat

Race. Ist prize Gold Medal; 2nd, Gold plated Watch Chain. 5-Band Selection-Baritone and Solo Alto i Ruth an Helen. ._ _ | 6-One Mile Bicycle. lst prize Silver Cup; 2nd, glpera Glasser., ~ l

7-- arch-Universiyof Pennsylvania. B-Flour Hundri? an Forty Yards Flat Race.

lst Prize Silver C D, 2nd. Silver Medal. 9-Schottische-Darling Flo. ` 10-Two Mile Bicycle. lst. aprlze Silver Watch (Waltham); 'Znd Silver M al. 11-Overture-On ! I Don’t; Know.

12-Eight Hundred and Eighty Yards Flat

Race. 1~t prize Gold Modal; 2n.l Silver Medal.

13€nIarc -C. C. C.-Dedicated to the Cres-

cen s.

ii -Five Mile Bicycle Race. lst- rlze Parlor

Clock; 2nd, Silver Cup. D The Grounds will be Beautifully Illuminated.

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I Passengers may leavo any point on the P, E. I.

or Saturday and reach Boston the follourloj llly,

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GIIARLDTTETDWN: 10 60 8 76

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Sl|MlEll8lllE| 9.23.

Lovir rates from all other points Ask your

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c. E. LAECHLER, Ast, st

August Chea Sei

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This month we are rodiculou low prlooa. Ileii’s and Boys’ 0lo'll\ll| Men’s and Boys’ Slllrh

Unilorolotlilag

Prints, Flannoloirioa, Tweods, Straw llata, Bi reductions In our

department.

Everyone wanting should como this mouth to

.J B_ McDonald

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A special train will leave Summerside at 5

rvclock p. m., local: returning after the events are over.

The fares are as follows:

Summerside to Ch`own and return $1.06 Travellers’ Rest Freetown " ,75 Kinkoia-Cape Traverse . " .75 Emerald-Frvetown “ .60 Clyde-\Viltshire ‘ _i5 r Colville--Milton ‘ _ ' Winel

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Art Studio and

TRAIA AKHANGEMENTS. ~ '

.AGADIA lllll__YERSl'lY

__ NURTDN AGAUEMY Tendero for

__ 05 IIB I B OAKES M A Principal

Singlefare from Souris, Georgetown and all ‘ I SEALED

ot»h_pir__i)nte;mediaLe statignls on llth of August P°°°l Pt°.f'___hS°"°' go re urn_on Ang. ..i- _ di-ggggd 9 ...*3a'r.‘:s;s£‘a‘:‘ls’isssr‘°' P"°°"S *‘~“”» “'58 *°“*"" ’ "‘"‘ "‘“‘ """°""' -= on oo- me

» GRAND rinnwdhxs n1sl>i..iY imme-t WOLFVI LLE N 5 will AUGU3T» P'°*~» diate1y_at_ier the sports. _ _ :_ terinla and perform!!! AAIi_:ini§s_;ién to grounds 2o,Gl°a.ndE cé*tnélFlElJ&. for the oonu-u¢gwn Q J ._ `2l;resid'ent. ° Secretaryl ._ P “"°"“8° *Phu u y e°d If you are intending to take a thorou h hm mm’ '°°°“u°s

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L ` course of study you had better iry these l?:¢“

schools, as the best advantages. with 5|", 915,” .nd at the

the most pleasing surroundings are Mr. FreemanC Godin,

l here provided at cheapest lates Boston, Macs

~ The ACADEMY conrsrs prepare for Proposals miiet bl

. matriculatlon to the I niversify or for f'°m thi' °m°°» md

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business life fneieis in addition a “°°°'” M by

l well equipped Manual Training Depart- fm' s;g"°dr°d

kunservators of Music ment and the opportunity for tree in 2:1°€Vd:;°:fSt,?;p|y

___ strncticn in the School ot Horticulture formted ,f th,

iizv. lioasiit Limo, 1|. L Prestmi. The SEMINAR1 fwnwhfs a thorough or ful as complete

_ _ Collegiate, Course and first class and will be returned

ms3d’§§g9i>§nEc1,;‘5¢_,‘_3"°°“’ (’“”“"`id‘°' Rm _-,instruction in Instrumental. and Vcmi ¢lD°°°f\il'l¢\l\‘ C H_ p0RTE3,_ Esq Grail guy Cgmermmry `Mnsic, Art Elocutlon, Stenography and The C°mm1°°’°”°"

Leipgig Mumcaipn-ecmr Tvpewriting selies to accept the

THE 'STAFF consists of about I) trained

Gulf; SS Halifax, Pye, Bogton. G P _° l ' ‘ - i ' A

Aug. 9.-Cid-Life Boat. Anderson, y' ~ Specialists . The q“°mV,°_f the "Mk d°°° “t 'he

Summerside; Kohinoor. Cameron, Pic- " THE ATTENDANCE f°1'1$€t S03Si°H WSS 367-. gRr§§mm;5 C8338' big” su°°‘§° Ofillee 0f mu - L ' , L (1 _ f~ d ; L _ QU! GRE . rnlocoimieou counsmiswmpleeemiis if 0 9 U2 H1 'Dm MP0 to ee S pply Mc1§m;);,S1_ \;g§d?;_1alf;5;_‘;_?1;'ie_M3f_fQ?__- A CK FOR ` and preps S101' the University. e ant places in the Educanoiial world and .init 29% ns '

P M I _ _ ~,_’_ _ _ ___' AND _ THE CON§ERVATORY COURSES I ad to _ y

bor: u com, Dolphin, ll il1iams,Richi __ as _l1)iplomafo§3t;_§_i;_ fllousetrvlamgy _ho ggvclxgpsnnmber seeking admission to

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