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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 23,

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JUNE 23, 1900

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A NOTE OF WARNING.

The Liberel.Coneervatives of the West River District should loee no time in per~ fecting their organization. They have an uvecrupulous Government to fight against, and nothing will be left undone that is likely to conduce to the election of Dr Douglass. The various engines of corruption which the Government and ity satellites are such experts in handling muet be guarded again-t, and every legiti- mate means adopted for the return of the Liberal~Coneervative candidate.

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A WORD WITH THE GUARDIAN.

The Guardian is endeavorivg to extraet suoshine from cucumbers. It seesin the last paragraph of Mr. Anderson’s letiee a straw at which it eagerly clutches to save itself from the indignation of the pro-~ hibitionists whose interests it is endeavor- ing to subordinate to those of the Pineaa- Farqubareon-Club Government. The Guardian “discreetly” passes over the statement of Mr Anderson that the very object of the prohibition bill has been defeated by the action ef the Government. It meglects to give ite readers the benefitof Mr. Anderson’s explanation of the material changes made in the bill after it was submitsed by the Alliance, changes which are so radical asto cause the Als | anee to repudiate the measure in its pres- ent form. It is unwise from the Guardian’s fpolitical view-point to make these matters too public. But if the bill were the product of a Conservative ad- ministration what a‘howl The Guardian would raise.

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CONCERNING LIBRARIES.

Every now and then ave agitation is begun regarding the institution of a pub lic hbrary in Coarlottetown. But hardly ig the matter properly before the peor'e than it is dropped, and the library at the present time is apparently as far off as ever. This is not asitekould be. There is no reason why Charlettetown should not have a good public library, a library that would be acredit to the province. The matter of libraries was in- terestingly dealt with recently by Mr. James Bain, jr., chief libarian of the Poronto Public Library. Mr. Bain’s paper was read at the recent session of the American Library Association, and dealt with the composition of libraries through- out the Dominion. The following figures therefore may prove interesting: Nova Scotia, mice libraries, 90,020 volumes ; Prince Edward Island, two libraries, 7,500 volumes; New Brunswick, six libraries» 50,530 volumes; Quebec, 40 libraries? 670,025 volumes ; Ontario, 439 libraries, 1,287, 667 volumes ; Manitoba, four libra. riee, 46,435 volumes ; Northwest Terri- tories, one library, 3,500 volumee; British Columbia, five libraries, 16,900 volumes ; goveroment libraries, five,containing 250,- 000 volumes, ‘The total number of public libaries throughout the Dominion is 511, containing in the aggregate, 2,420,577 volumes. The most extensive library in the Dominion is that of

upwards of 200,000 volumes. paper is described as being of singular merit. It is, we understand, to be printed

THE DAILY EXAMINER)

comes,

the parliament at Ottawa which now contains Mr. Baia’e

THE EMERGENCY RATIONS. |

rations

Tue further the emergency

scandal is probed the more aoisome it be-

Although the Grit majority on the committee of erquiry are doing al! they canto shut out incriminating evi~ dence on technical grounds the fact has been developed that the food supplied was an impoeition upon the brave boys who went to Africa to fight the tattles of the Empire. The Vitaline is declared tu be po better than in‘ant food, and there does not appear to have been even ordinary care exercised regarding its purchase.

THE WEST RIVER ELECTION.

The Patriot blows and!blusters about the convention which nominated Dr. Douglase yesterday afiernoon, and makes predic- tions that it knowe will not be fulfilled- It indulged in similar predictions regard- ing the other bye-electioas, but everyone knows the result. Belfast, Murray Har- bor, New Landon aad Tignvish spoke with no uncertain sound. Road orders and “emergency” rations will not save the Government in the West River District any more than they did in the other places where bye-elections were held. Dr. Doug lass’ defeat is already freely admitted.

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—Canada has been awarded first priz2 for her display of timber atthe Paris Ex- hibition.

—Sir Charles Tupper got after Mr. Arthur Peters im the House of Commons yesterday. Mr. Peters’ great weakness is talking upon subjects regarding which he is pocriy informed.

—The Law Society of Canada has de- cided to allow the four Jaw studentaserv- ing with the first contingent in South Africa the examioatienos they would have written had they remained at home.

—Writing from Ottawa to the Winnipeg Free Press (Liberal) Mary Markwel! saye of Sir Charles Tupper: “ He is as the eun that hae reached its zenith and goes down to a beautiful sunset, It is too bad that thie gracious and able man should be made to front the party battle in life’s evening when he has ably led throughout the hest and dust of aloog day. But instinct is strong aud, after al!, it is the general who die fighting (hat should wear the Victoris cross.”

“ No Eye Like the Master’s Eye.”

You are master of your health, and if you do not

e attend to duty, the blame ts easily located. If your blood is out of order, Hood's Sar- saparilla will purify it.

» It is the specific remedy for troubles of the blood, kidneys, bowels or liver. ® Heart Trouble—“I had heart trouble for a number of years and Gifferent medi- cines failed to benefit me. I tried Hood’s fiarsaparilla and three bottles completely and perfectly cured me.” Mrs. C, A. FLINN, ‘Wallace Bridge, N. S.

—“ As « had lost five chil- AS ip a I gave my remaining two children Hood’s Sarsaparilla as they were subject to throat trouble and were not very strong. They are now healthier and stron and have not since had a cold.” Mas. W.H. Fuecxer, Pembroke, Ont.

Orange Tea, at P O’ Leary

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Your Bicycie to our repair shop forjeatisfactory repairs.

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> Home Makers.

1900

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Prince Baward Island Rail-

way,

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Dominion Day. EXCURSION RETURN TICKETS at

one single first claes fare will be issued

from ani to all Stations, June 29th, 30th and July 2ad,good to return up to and

oo July 4th 1900.

Tickets are not good for passage on going journey after date of issue.

Oo Morday the trein for Souris and Georgetown will not leave Charlottetown unt!! 4.45 p. m. Standard time, and the train for Sumerside will not leave Char- lottetown until 5 o’clock p. m. standard

time. G. A. SHARP Superintendent. Charl >:tetown, June 23rd, 1900.

Desirable

Wedding Gifts

If you wish your present to be dainty, in gocd taste, and of

sterling silver, but inexpensive let us suggest :—

Sterling Silver Cream Ladle,

Sterling Silver Butter Knife

Sterling Silver Coffee Spoons, i doz in case.

Sterling Silver Fruit Spoon.

Serling Silver Sugar Spoon.

If the*e are not what you like we have a large number of similar articles at very low prices.

A pleasure to have you in- spect cur stock.

W. W. Wellner.

Jeweler and Engraver. SUPRERCRECURNCCORRPRRSPRRERRERRSERBQUEZES

Prince Kdward Island Railway

On and after Monday, June 18th, 1900, the trains of this Railway run daily, (Sundays excepted,) as under :—

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Trains Out- Trains In- ward. Read STATIONS ward. Read down up PM PM AM PMPMAM 500 310 7 35 lv Ch'town ar 850 1259 55 529330755 Royalty Junct 835 105 9 36 5 06 412 8 27 N. Wiltshire 803 12 25 8 51 6 21 426 8 37 Hunter River 7 53 1210 8 37 705 506 908 Emerald Juc 7 23 1128 7 58 A M 645 lv Emerald Junc. 613539 932 Kensington 6 58 10 55 7 25 640610 956 ar v 635 10 25 6 55 S’side' 645 1015 lv‘ ar 605 920 717 1100 Wellington 529 8495 7 45 11 40 Port Hill 458 805 8 37 12 52 O’ Leary 407 653 917 150 Alberton 330 555 955 245 ar Tignish Iv 250 500 PM PM PM AM ale PM AM AM PM 200602 lv Ch’towr ar 810 350 Mt. Stewart t 330 7 10 Junction 705 220 4649 7 39 Morell 634 131 4 36 & 00 St. Peter’s 612 1 03 605905 ar Souris lv 5 10 11 35 PM AM AM PM PM AM AM PM Mt. Stewart 320715 lv Junction ar 655 200 438 8 05 Cardigan 6 05 12 51 5 00 8 20 ar Geo’town ly 5 50 12 30 PM AM 7251lv Emerald Jun ar 545 815 ar C. Traverse lv 500 PM AM

Trains of this railway are run by Eastern Standard Time.

The Charlottetown Driving Park and Provincial Exhibition As- sociation.

Separate tenders for constructing the fol- lowing bnildings and fences will be received by me at my office up to Thursday the 28th June, instant 19€0, at 12 o’clock noon.

A machinery Hall.

A Pigs shed.

A Poultry House.

A fence between the Exhibition grounds and the race grounds.

Plans and specifications of the above to be seen at my office, Charlottetown,

Each tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque for the ten per centum of the tender in each case as security for the faithful performance of the contract.

The contractor will be required to sign the ordinary form of bond and agreement usually adopted by the Dominion Government for the construction of public works.

Any person tendering who does not enter into said bond and agreement within one week after notice of his tender being accept- ed, the -heque so paid in will be absolutely forfeited.

The whole of the work to be completed on or before the Ist September next, 1900.

The directions do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender,

C. R. SMALLWOOD

Secretary. Ch’town, June 20, 1900.

STEAMERS

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Charlottetown Steam Navigation Go, LIMITED

“NORTHUMBERLAND” and “PRINCESS”

Leave as below every day Sundays excepted, From Point Dv Cueng,! on arrival ef 11,50 train from St.

John for SumMersibE, cennecting with express trai ? ral Charlotttetown and ‘Tignish. 8 P nm for

From SUMMERSIDE or arrival of merning train from Char.

Jottetown and all stations of P. E. I, R.. for Por Dy CHENE, connecting with afternoun train for Sr. JouN Boston and MonTREAL.

B.,

at St. John with C. P, R. and railway for U. S. aad Uamada, also at St. John with Steamers of International and Dominion Atlantic KR. R. Lines, Tuesday and Satur. day afternoons for Boston direct due following day at noon, and on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings with st*: ers for Eastport, Portland and Boston,

aalf-past-three on arrival of day train

from hau... sydney for CHARLOTTETOWN.

From Cuar.otretown for Pictou at 8.30, a m., connect.

ing there with day trains for Cape Breten and Halitax at Nort Sypney with steamer Bruce for Newfoundland

Bo-tcn. Passen- gers from all places on P. E. I. Railway east of Charlotte. town can leave home 24 hous later than if joining Plant Steamers in Charlottetown and conmect with same steamer in Halifax.

Through tickets to be had at Grand Trunk, Canadian

Pacitic, Intercolonial and P. EI Railways, and on the Com- pany’3 Steamers and connecting lines in United States and

Canada. Steamers are run on Kastern Standard Time. F. W HALES, Charlotte own, P. K. Island. Secretary,

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Tale our Shirt Waist For Instance

Pretty muslins, Lacey Lawns, dainty white Priced from 50c. to $3.00.

We are showing a handsome line of silk wai-ts at $6.75.

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