KI} DERGARTEN

Principal - - - Miss Wathen Primary Dept.

- Miss Barrett

Re-erens Tuesday, Septem her 4th, 1900, Lewer fiat Kindergarten Building, Prince Btreet.

Fharlottetown’s Schoel ef Music Direetor Prof. W. H. Waste.

Mier Smailwood’s Classes Tuesday, September 4th, 1900.

The Directors Classes on Monday, Sep- tem ber 24th, 1900, upstairs Kiedergarten.

F 8. MOORE, Esq., Jeeretary of Board of Truste es

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STE, CAMPANA. CHANGE OF TIME.

Will sail from Pictou on Saturday, 15th Sept., avd fortnightly thereafter, calling at Charlottetown and sailing from here as much earlier than usual as is

Fracticable. CARVELL BROS., Agents. b’town, Sept 11, 1900—Ex il, 514, Guar 13, 15, Pat 17, 19.

WE WANT HOUSEKEEPERS

To come in and loek over ou groceries, Our stock is fine and fresh and guaranteed to be satisfactory. We keep every- thing in that is necessary

For Housekeeping

The prices, well, we want you to see them when you are look- ing at the goods, Their cheap

Driscoll & Hornsby

our line

QUEEN STREET.

School Books

School Supplies

The latest_in Exercise Becks, £cribblers, etc.

p_Everything For The Student. HAZARD & MOORE

Sunnyside, ok) RRR,

D. McKvers & Co

BROKERS,

Stock Exchange Building, Montreal. Dealers in New York Stocks, cotton

an rain,

{-8 per cent Commission each day

Direct wires with New York to cvery facitity fer executing orders premr ‘ly.

Ccr: espendence solicited.

A JCTION

Stock Farm Stock

On the Exhibition Srounds.

To be sold by Public Auction on

Wednesday, September 26th

AT 11 O’CLOGK, A.M.

[- The following Registered Cattle, all of nypcricr quality :—

5 Ayrshire Cows, 2 Milking.

5 Sbort Horn Cows, 4 Milking.

3 Short Horn Bull Calves.

2 Short Horn Heifer Calves,

3 Ayrshire Heifer Calves,

1 Ayrshire Bull Calf.

14 Yorkshire Pigs,

10 Cross, Yerk and Tam.

RICHARD SMITH, Secretary Stock Farm.

ROBERT BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer,

Ch’town, Sept. 18, 1900-3 d & w.

ONLY FOUR BOXE

Of Dodd’s Kidney Pille Were Needed to Cure Mr. Willie.

Woodstock, Ont , Sept. 24.—There are many Woodsicck peepk who owe their good health, and others who sre indebied

| for their lives, to Dodd’e Kidney Pills.

Among the former ie Mr. Mara Willis, 295 Dundas Street, who has recently made hia stor blic. :

“For oaveral yeara,” says Mr. Willis, “] have éuffered from Kidney Troubles, pain in the smell of my back, etc. I got slight relief from some of the various medicines I used, My son, who was cured by Dodd’s Kidney Pills, urged me to try them. I didso. T have used four boxes and can esfely eay I am cured.”

‘The letver carrier may not be an orator but he is always called upon to deliver an address.

Wizg— He looks all broken up. Wagg—Yes; he’s completely broken

down. Minard’s Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.

What’s the use of building air castles without an elevator ?

To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, All

ruggists refund the meney it fails to cure 5c, E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box

When s woman gets through giving a man a piece of her mind he is apt to won~ der that she has any left.

Minard’s Liniment eures Dandruff.

Some fellows never discover that riches take into themselves wings until they take a flyer in the stock market.

Blobbs—I can Jetect counterfeit money

by the tonch. Slobbs- Doesn’t it make you feel queer ? DR. A. W. CHASE'S CATARRH CURE ... 2Dc.

is sent direct to the diseased

s by the Improved Blower.

eals the ulcers, clears the air passages, stops droppings in the throat and anantly cures Catarrh and Fever. Blower free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co.. Torante and Buffalo.

_——P> 2 <a The boy who worke in a bowling alley earns his pin money

Minard’s Liniment cures Burns, etc.

One of the firet Jeseons a woman in business has to learn is not to talk.

lirard’s Liniment for sale everywhere’

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fhe Examiner Calenda FOR S&PTEMBER

MOON’S CHANGES. First Quarter, 2nd. Full Moon, 8th. Last Quarter, 15th New J oon, 23rd.

D ricer Water Sun - EEO Ny an Att’n | Rises.| Sets. ae ee a l\Saturday |* 2 26 2 51/5 30 (6 28 2?|Sunday 320; 346) 31 | 26 3 Monday 425| 452; 32 | &% 4 Tuesday 5.58) 6 24| 33 | 22 5|Wednesday| 7 22) 7 50) 35 20 6 Thursday 8 29| 8 57) 36 18 Friday | 9 24] 952) 37 | 16 8Saturday | 10 4} 1031) 38 | 14 9 Sunday | 10 45} 11 13) 40 | 12 10 Monday 11 20} 11 48} 41 | 10 ll Tuesday 0 4 033) 42 8 (2 Wednesday | U0 31) J 0} 43 6 13 Thursday, is 1 6 i 64 14 Friday 2 8 23% 46 2 15 Saturday 310) 3 38) 47 Jl 16 Sunday | 433, 5 O| 48 (Ff 59 17\Monday | 5 57| 6 22) 50 57 18Tuesday |} 7 2' 7 26) 51 55 19 Wednesday' 8 0 8 22) 52 o3 20 Thursday § 33) 9 5) 54 51 21 Friday 9 22) 9 43) 55 49 22.Saturday’ | 9561017 56 | 47 23 Sunday 0 30,10 59 58 45 24 Monday 19 54 11 6 59 | 43 25 Tuesday 4) 18) 11 40 60 41 26 Wednesday 1 39} 11 52 1 39 27) Thu rsday 010; O 33 2 38 28 | Friday 0 42, 106) 3 35 29 Saturday LZ. 7tTeS 41 we 30)Sunday 21 22766 |5 31

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Agricultural

Industrial Exhibition

Open to the Maritime Provinces from

September 25th to the 28th, 1900

—OVER—

$6600.in Prizes.

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

Exhibi ¢s carried practically free~on all Goy-

rnment Railways.

Lowestexcursion rates for passengers.

Twodays Horse Raeing, purses $1300.00,

Special attractions in addition to the Ex- hibition and Races to be advertised later,

Accommodation for everybody.

For Prize Lists, Race Programmes and all

nformativn write C, R. SMALLWOOD, [Sec’y-Treasurer, oe ee

-L HA SZARD, President

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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN 8EPTEMBEK 25, 1900

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CARISTLANS |

MASSACRE OF

Mr. Goodnow, the American consul at Shanghai, estimates that between forty and fifty thousand native Chris- tians have been murdered for refusing to recant.

Speculation continues in regard to the possible outcome of the peace ne- gotiations. It is certain now that the Chinese will refuse to accept any plain that will include personal indignity to the Dowager Empress. ‘The viceroys of the centraland southern provinces, who protected the foreigners under the agreement with the consuls of the various Governments, will oppose any such plan, and wiil fight if necessary. They have two reasons for doing this. In the first place, most of them were appointed to their positions by the Dowager Empress, or threugh her in- fluence. Secondly, if any indignity were offered to the Dowager Empress, whg#s the official mother of the Em- peror, the latter would lose caste with the people. This could never be re- covered, and would result in the virtual eXtinction of the dynasty. The pro. gressive Chinese are not averse to the proposition that the Dowager Empress shall be shorn of her power and _in- fluence, but they go no further. will, however approve any punishment that may be meted out to Prince Tuan and the rest of the Imperialclan who are responsible for China’s present troubles. The Chinese negotiators wonld like to charge that the mission- aries are responsible for the trouble, aml may demand their withdrawal from the country, although they re- alize that such a thing is preposterous. In several official interviews before he left here Li-Hung-Chang declared that the responsibility for the trouble rested with the missionaries. The corres- pondent of the Mail and Empire asked a high official if Earl Li really believed this. He replied, “ That depends on whom Li-Hung-Chang was talking to. If he was talking officially, yes.” The Chinese approve of foreign physicians and educators coming to the country, but they hate the missionaries.

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DESERVES ANOTHER SUBSIDY.

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Here is a citation from the Toronto Globe:

‘- The Conservative party in power steod solidly in the path of progress, and stunted the growth of the Dominion long after we had reached a Stage of development that warrant- ed a change.”

The Conservative party founded the Dominion with the help of certain pa- triotic Liberals, whose services must never be forgotten. The opponents of that great work were the party of Laurier, Joly, Fielding. Sir Henry Joly spoke against it in Parliament; Fielding fought against it, and later on prosecuted a campaign having for its purpose the secession of Nova Scotia

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and the destruction of the Dormainion. When it had accomplished the union the Conservative party brought in the North-west Territories, and after that British Columbia, These progressive measures found opposition only in the Liberal ranks; and one gentleman op- posed the addition of British Columbia onthe ground that it was merely “a sea of mountains.”

Then followed the National Policy, which was antagenized, and the con- struction of the Canadian Pacific which the members of the present Govern- ment bitterly opposed.

The Conservative party, besides ex- tending our borders, build the Inter— colonial railway, deeped our canals, provided transportation facilities reach- ing every town, and built the Sault canal; equipped our country with all the great works of public utility it now has.

Nor did it overlook other matters; itcommencec the settlement of the North-West, and gave us a great popu- lation there; it opened up the splendid

Notice.

There nas beer on my premises, since Julv 15th<lmet,” four strayed heifere, one black an one red and white spotted(t wo year old,) one white and one red and white (one year old.) Usless claimed within ten days and all damages paid they will be sold by public auction on Saturday, 22nd day of Sept.at the bour of two o’clock, p m,on my premisea to Dover expences,

JOSEPH M’DONALD.

Glenco, Sept. 11th, 1860.

dy and wky. ins.

Great Exhibition g

Wednesday & Tha i.

The 26th ana

IN FRONT OP THE GRAND fp

SPECIAL FEATURRe AUGUSTE

P. K. Island Commercial College

The attention of those who desire a thorough and practical preparation for an active business life is called to the advan- tages offered by this College. Book~ keeping, Commerocia) Law, Ari'hmetic, Penmanship, English, Correspondence,

gold mining regions, it established ex- perimental farms, dairy stations, and cold storage.

Since it has been out of office no thing has been added to what it did except the Drummond road, waich is useless, and the Crow’s Nest line, in connection with which there was a steal.

And the country is told now that :

‘*The Conservative party in power stood solidly in the path of progress, and stunted the growth of the Dominion,”

The organ is not expected to land the\work of the Conservative party, for it?cannot get “five more years of a full pocket ” from that quarter. But it ought at least to be decent.

Ecezmain Its. Worst Form.

Back Covered With Blisters — Terrible itching — No Sleep Possible — Dr. Chase's Ointment Simply Marvellous in Its Curative Powers.

Mr. John Kelly, 79 Trinity street, To~ ronto, in an interriew, made the fol- lowing verbatim statement:—

“TI have been troubled with eczema in almost its worst form for the past three years. At times my back and shoulder blades were literally covered with patches like water blisters, and these, accompanied with terrible iteh- ing on my legs, put sleep out of the guestion. I tried various well-known ointments (names mentioned), and did everything possible to obtain relief, but with little success. I had frequently heard of Dr. Chase’s Ointment, but meeting with so many disappointments, I had not tried it. Seeing the advertise- ment one day I concluded to get a box. Since using Dr. Chase’s Ointment, I am like a new being. Its soothing and healing properties are simply marvel- lous, and I am honestly grateful to Dr. Chase’s Ointment for the release frem long suffering.’

Dr. Chase’s Ointment, a positive cure for all itching skin diseases, 60 cents a bem, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates and Co., Yoronte.

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Business Methods, Shorthand, Type~ writing, ete., are taught in the most direct and practical manner, Special attention is givento locating graduates in good business positions. New term opens on MONDAY, AUG. 20:h inst., at 9.30 a m. Send for prospectus. P. O. Box 242,

ISAAC OXENHAM, Principal and Proprietor A ug?—d&w tf.

a eee The Model Crand

Range.

The

made,

finest range

Lota of reterences,

Cook stoves as low as

$11.

Dodd &

Rogers. BA recent

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THE BIG CLEARANC: SALE OF

W. H. STEWART & COS STOCK

te ‘ - ing Of; Boots must close in a few days—as_we have to give up the store, everythim

Boots, Boots galore for old and young must go. A lot of ladies boots in the wil} dow at half price, the balance will be sold at discounts of 30 per cent, 40 per and half price, for cash only.

SALE CONDUCTED BY

GOFF BROTHERS

) The celebrated Aerial Trapeze his unequalled Trape and wl per

formances,

KELLY & Asmpy the most amusing of all Spt at

{ great comic acts—a side Spli

FIRE Ww

The finest Pyrotechnic dj la : this Province—over 50 different lik Seg

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evening, presenting fire work ; including Fire Baloons, War R; Mines and Rockets of all deaniguae’ at $500.00 and is the finest fire work

in Canada.

The Horse Races will take é afternoons of each of the ston eee ube exhibition ever held in this progj principal Live Stock and ot ee . make the greatest week's spert ang hg ment ever seen on this Island, made exceedingly low. For x Railway fares and time table gee Railwer

C. R. SMALLWoop, President. Sept 17—d&w tl 26, pat, far, pio, L'Impar, the best 25 centh Tea on Earth, tea you'll have to use Matchless Bleni

Our sales of this tea have been someon creased every week since we first i yan to sell it—and they're incressity

Lord Roberts, other noted g burg nugget in Fire—Many vera fire work Exhibition cost the espiay These attractions together with the the Maritime Provinces wil] The Railway and steamboat fares have been Posters. Sec’r-Treasurer, F. L. HASZARD, , If you want to use the best 25 cent thing marvellous. They have ing yet.

Try a pound cf Matchless

Remember we are seleagents. Yeug can’t get the best 25c tes : else.

Jenkins & Son

Charlottetown. A. A--MoLeanQ. 05 Barrister et, Brown’ |

Block Charlettetown. | Money to Loan. |

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