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THE GITAPDTAN, CFIARLOTTETOWN. SEPTEMBER 25 1899

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nys. 100 yd. dash, 1-l years aid under f

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_i Donald to the best all _round athlete, is greatly 1-_,.f,,,ued_

100 yu. d..sn 13 and under. James `

B~a.dl»»_v. Gi o. McMahon. Aitnur Camp-l

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- Iron and Steel iii Japan.

7551,' dash 16 yea" Md “nge” 'I' At Charlottetown on the 20th inst

1 Harrington, Ivan Reddin; 3.23. 0 0 eargetowm

bell. 13 si-if _ ` v

31-O,-,d ju,,,1,(,.pen)__|_0u1s McMah0n_ At Sacred Heart church, Alperton. on

Wm. Bowden, I-lor-.ice Callaghan 15 4. lth°_19‘b mst' by R V~ A- E- B°l`k9»

100 yd_ dash 11 years and unde,.___ assisted by the Rev. Dr. Chassion uno

i~‘».ni< iineiieii -Jenn Messe, Joseph J- S- U- T“fb'd°» Marti” D°i'1¢~ °vly 3[(,D0m,,,d_ 13 1_9_ son ofthe late Patrick Doyle. M. P.

100 5-d_d,,s1,_(ope,,) A_ Mah,,,._ L_ to Alice. daughter of Michael U’Ha1lor-

__ McMahon, Frank Carroll 12 sec. 9-lb B1'°°kl°”~ L°t 4-

, Willie Morgan, Owen Trainor, Alfred bv RE, D_ B. McL'e,,d M_ A EdwH;1‘aboiit 8,000 tons’ burden may reach the

C M‘i|‘I‘I;'i‘l‘;3éi;;(fl‘;°_C_ Blanchard' Leo gitlg. l;f(f;Laren, to Miss Jennie Parker.

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_[_From the American Manufactui'er.] _ l tie iron and steel plant which tie gov-

ernment of Japan is now building is situated at Kiushiu.abcut 10 miles from ‘ Moji, near Waksmatus. The works face a bay called Dokai. It is intended to

dredge out this bay, so that there will `

oe ii fair way to the wharf, new build- ing at the works. by which vessels oi

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wharifes and discharze iron ore. The ore will have to be bought either from the Yang Tse, in China, or from the

George McMahon, Jas Baden, George - ` McQiiiiid; 1%. l,

_._ _ Sefiled distivee bi<=y¢1°- il mile-L00 AiFaiiiie1ti,<>n the iitiiinst Annes

Harrington, Ivan Reddin. C.Blanchard. A_Campbe1|,i,, me 55111 year 01 5,15 a;e

__ 11 11, _1 Mat-Innis, of Lowell Mass., and daugh-‘

11611,, race_1 mm, 1 t team James ter ef Al x. Macniillan. of Georgetivgn,

_ L,,,m,ze,._ Hank He,meS___y_ 1101.186, A_ leaving a husbind and tivo children.

e Competitors and Their »"1~'Tl13f;2“d team--L0\1iS »\_lC»\1ab0D.Geo. 1 At Sunimerside. on 21st irst'r.f con-

`\lc\lahon, Geowe \lcQuaid l~`rin`

laces 111 the C0nteSts_ 1 ~ -E, i . K su;.iptioii, Annie McNeil, aged 27 years

M©1\lUH0U “ P~“~0filJ11U A ll C01' The deceased ii is a most estimalld

Noted Vlsltors IDHCK- >3é “E0 younif ivonifin and was much liked bv

A b0Uq\10t P1'@S@l1f0d 07 M A ‘U0 all who know her. °nd her early death

was awarded to'Lewis McMahon. °

1 ,B113 mc`c1e mp ,_,ce_11 Har ttiecrgetown, on the 20th inet., 10 keg ,W - . ° g

mwen 12 C Bmuchaxd 8 Emekt Isabel M-icniillan, wife of William P Dom” furnaces going for "

Kamaishi mines. in north of Japan. There is an abundance oljcoaltwithiii a radius of 100 m les from tne works.The ore will be carried from the wharf by _ electric cranes tothe rear of the wo ks

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1' bins are designed tc h_ld ore enouvh _I

,wo m0nthj‘ fp-;;¢E’£eii<f`: ..

., - _ .1- .'.;` '.".'.i;.-2 1.1;.: _.t *iv ‘"1 - _lhe blast furnaces will have a lcap- I shine ifflzh iifeizii .-in: :;f.;n'; ~ i

acity of 300 tons_ of ore each in\ 24 1 sire: ii;-_=te':>v.itiii:ie‘-1».:'ser:~t I hours, and each is calculated -to pro- l

`duce 165 :ons otplg iron in this time "ai "'* ('71 ~-~-~ ' ‘5 Ttiel blast and roasting furnaces are _ "ix" ‘C 5-_ W63 Supplied with electric hoists. In 3 =' fict, all over the works as many labor- ’ Soapf' saving appliances as possible have been 5 »-1,,5,,,_,,., ,S ,mae en , e 4 "

_ ' _ ' , ._ t r ly with

agopttd’ The System is Amerlcaflv v¢2€table fats, has n fair:-‘_ but cx~

t ough the plant has all been made in.

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cuisite fragrance, and is iiiisu:°,a..-=.i;. ,

Every pair of

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eve way bri baclg and we 3%]

a new pair for

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Our Lily

Our Lily Glove

Our Adonis Glo

buttoned andlaced fastened,

Our Muriel

Ou.rCelebrat

CHFFOU; 3%- l€&I1"-\'~`- BOWJPIL V- daughter of the late Donald MacNei1

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A Crowds Saturday 11 was Schod ,Uday at 3 0101061, three daughters to mourn their loss

third and most successful field day At Glen William, on the 7th inst _ The “A31 *=°°°al °3P5¢i¥y 0! U16 WOIK

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wea er w e. co or chil- Mary aged 24 years.dau hter of Neil " 90~000 WU? Wat iS~45.00,0 toll! 686!!

under the sind, on the G,-and TUC Latest Fad and Flora Miclnms. g °fhI_3Te1e;5ei' and open-hearth steel, for but tie high glee in which the ""-*_* _ _ W ’° -000 W" 0* Pill U0” Will be were, coupled ,mb the". come °_*The latest fad,” said a shrewd old MA°N°“f P9115: 0" 3101591 IHS! M1881 required. It is proposed to rooll rails ,-,,,11,,,m,,, 5,; the cold at de, maid, who keeps a keen eye on all that *ZEN 5““_'» Y°\1“g**t da°Sm°\’ 01 03 till 890|i0D9_ and sizesfj plates up to

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mn) __ he is 30 Girls say yes to everything yd 1-,me 7 ye rg and ,md _ you sav, he says. or else they are so S Duffy Robert McD,,na1d E1 smart titre is no enduring them ’ A gh Tlme 3 4_5 amend, woman, when she get-S to be 28 or 50 no Sho; 11 lb, _Alfred \y,h,,r, finds out that if she hells hti' own she Henneseey WB,,,d,n_ 2 10 mu thave_something beyond a. hand-

Q ¢1ua1-,er miie b1c_1~,;,,,_L80 Hn- some face so she reads and tries to be in C Blanchard Ivan Redd", well informed. They learn to be 405 sec tolerant of others ideas and not to pre- “ iyd dash-lo years and ugder t-.ice every adjective with:~.’ _

McMahon (,e0_ga McM,110_,_ “Young men of 20 to 2.7 know more

.e Callaghan, 12 sec than tieir senior.-i in literary matters, lining high ]ump-Lew,5 McM,,_ho,,_ and more than iheyvdo the-msel_ves,1ater. 1 B wdgn, H0r4¢eC,11»gn,,n 4 (1 Tney are awfully nook learned, l tell

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yon, and use less slanv but a great deal

yd d;gi|_3 yd," and under more profanity than we do. Sulsup- nd Mgswajn. Peter MgK|nn0n P033 tulh i3 Wil lI'lBy Citfill 00 U10 Old.

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8 a,,nua1 Sports of me Queen The prizes kindly donatedfor the Th mg ‘° 1 .Qu le 3th mst

,,.esch001 boys were 1,8111 on the competition will be distributed at the om" 92°" °"'”g f°“r 5°" and

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Among those present were 8°" 0° ll society and has the entrgg Mr RobertS aw two inches thick and seven feet wide,

01,01- Lum; Gave,-_,or Mcyntyrm every where ° is for the young me.: of rounds squares, and angles of all gizai

From the Terrible lfching, Buming

, Torture# Ut s s e

Eczema on the Scalp

Some of the cures e&`ected by Dr. Chase's

Ointment are more like miracles than anything else. The case recorded here was one of the worst ever brought to the attention of Toi'onto's best physicians, and when doctors gave up all hope of recovery Dr. Cha.se's Ointment was succeasfiil in producing a perfect cure.,

Mr. James Scott, 136 Wright Ave.. Toronto,

states: " My boy Tom, aged ten, was for nearly threcyearsafiiictedwithabadform of

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1 P1-adghg, 7 1-5 sed girls. You just talk with a man of 35, yd dash_ 9 year, ,nd under and_yoii will find that all hefthinks of_is

Cdmmjiy Walter '_p°wm_ Ha,-oldtbusiness. Oli, yes! You just tilk with 11 1 5 ,°°¢nd,_ ii girl-one of our set -and it is dress, | mi, bwycld _wmid Joy, Ivan idress. and nothing else. Of _course the 9 1,” gg”-mg¢”_ ;_35_ -.boys don’t_marry these old girls. Men- yd d”|,__12 and dude;-_ Dam _ seem afraid of a woman who knows

"_ P Duffy J,,_ '_[~0',,,_ 14 enough to he an equal, but such al B v|d|¢..Am-ed Mum-_ W_ ‘woman makes ii very pleasant compo-, Bm l ion for a tate-t-le te.”-

Eczema of the scalp, which wasveryunsightly and re'sisted_lll kinda of remedies and doctor s treatment. ‘Hialiéad was in a terrible We had to keep him from school, and at times hiihadwould N¢_¢d»8nd thichildwouli

scream with Farivgo alll! years vobattled withslt vain, Butt! Esffound I cum in Dr. Chase'| Ointment. About in

skinlnita normal condition. o easnnto testify to the

s Ointment is putting it

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eaten, or

Germany. The molten metal from the furnaces will genera ly be transferred

tons capacity. ' .

,sus Mcjntp-,_ 1),- Johns 1, D 20 or 25 to lliit with some wom in of 35 -- - and Joists. up to 12 inches high With ns, Principal Seaman, L B pr 40 I don” think there is anything _ ' the exception of that for the locomotive#

gay Dr M0m,°n_ 5,018 in these _attachments-tie friendship is 1 the steam generated for driving, all of

dm Ewen Stewart S B anchar purely Piatonic. I asked for an ex-; _ _ Q Q Q lheiiiachinery will be heated by tae number of owe,-3 planation from my hiv brother, and he waste gases from the dig.”-dm fm-m¢e@_

Elowmg are me regups (1,, order paysa womanis neva; interesting u_r.till I wlm.. FA

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ei i rn that some rtiei are imitating FOOT ELM. and some ealers are pushing the dangerous imitations because they make big- qlg profits by doing so. Avoi such men.

_here are lots of honest druggists you can dc al

with who will not give yoi_i brass when you xpaeit gold. Foot_ m positively cures tende sweaty feet. and is beneficial and purityinl' ps-w shoes. Stott & Jurv. Rox 6, Boivmang

BUSINESS LOCALS.

116 pieces of small neck furs opened

at Paton &.Co’s. consisting ol ruffs ctliars, miits, collareiis etc. etc: from ,650 to $29.00. " 23 dly. & _, The People’s Store. 23 li.

P0 8 0

eoati, ulmers and reefers. Prices all ngh and' low. See our tailor made suits a $10,812 and $15-Paros & Co. sep12t

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Hulls, Cargos and Freights insured, and

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33 Queen Si. T0|°P|""\° 67~ _

Gharlotieiown. _

Sept 11 Mon 8i 1

Several hundred laborers

carts,

F. W. HYND§IAN,

Agent.

Sept 21. tf

HUGHES’ COUGH MIXTURE

~ For Cou hs. Colds, Bronchit-is, Hoarse-

paess, gpg all Pulmonary aifections.

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an elegant, preparation for Ghroni

35cents.

00l)D’S RHEUMATISM CURE

A positive cure for Rheu_rna.tisni. A trial will convince you. Price

Special Remedies prepared fOr DY

SPEPSIA, INDLGESTION. CONSTI PA'l`l0.4 etc.. etc..

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Halifax, N. S. Exhibition.

From Charlottetown, via. Pgctou,

Scpt. 22nd to Sept. 128th inclusive, good to return not later than Oct. 2nd for the round trip $5.00.

On Monday, 25 Sept, good to re-

for the round trip, $2.25.

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ptlie 27th, good to return on the 29th,

F=W~H-Le _I4 ~ »$»

'Sept 21 tl 28 Sezretary. ~ '

direct tothe mixers, which are of 160

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for the Dominion 'Iron and Mf.'£ii'¢?A°.'£i‘3¢°'iiir‘ilf§'&».f'°'il'°‘¥”c‘§.°““¢i nmea»m"

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HusHEs"°€ne5§'6'5'Fe mixrune P-C° Corsets

Broncliitis and Lung Disease. Price Y0u’ll Wear nO Other

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PARISIAN C0llSlil‘ C0.. 1

turn on the 27th; and on Wednesday, S Quebec, P- Q- _

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is ms.n’s favorite gift to dear `T est friends.

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LADiits‘ seo our jackets and fur lined ` ._ i - ' _ 'C ‘i ‘ " 5

oapes..-lainie Parole' & Co. sepl2 tl

8 casespf Shorey&Co’s guaranteed J h

_clothiiigo nin _ Suits,westcoats. yer 0 0 ,

_ Souris, P. E. I;

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lers andMan

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385 ladies’ new fall coats opened and ' » _...__ ren md

more to follow this week. ' Also girls Specialties jackets. reefers,and~~ladies golf capes $§§§"g,,‘§‘§_° at PA'roN & Co’s. seiit12 tl ooeton any

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its .eps iiiiii .Wigs esigiii

tooliarou-velselstoran 'cliarterstoi' same. C tains Shi d

Cnliondon Guarantee and Accident Insurance Weeorln Montreal Flrelnsuranoe Co.ot

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England. Fifteen million dollars Reserve fund,

Steel Company, Ltd., Sydney, ¢(>;i1,emnn¢nt.i°tiiai»,.}1e»eéf;1i »1nitp'<m1isi°n'i Capo Breton. Also horses and tii§Ji.'§°.'i.a im i.u'i.'fif.a afiiian i»°i»2nii`ii'i§ _==-_-__/_-f

ra a e much below otliorcompuiies.

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corset. Its just a. matter of getting accquainted with this best corset of all.

wheii you buy them and fit until they are worn out. Ask your dry goods tiearei for P C Corset -tell him to show you

No. 306 at $ 1 .00

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when y0il_ CQ!! S0 Safslly 31" `.`j,' You o&§pttfhIiady's Gold-plated

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Here s your chance. We have on hand the follow ing Pianos that we wish to dispose of to

room for NEW

-NOTE PRICES A number of small Eng lish Upright Pianos, good order Make splendid practice instruments-cost when new $300, now

$50 and $60

Great-an

Z%.§...°°5;i‘€ 3.23 ‘ii l0vi>0r¢umfy°-°

A German Concert, grand piano, good order, suitable for Hall or Lod e Room, cost when new S800, our clearance price, Grand Piano, American cost when new $800, in splendid condition now

Medium size, grand piano in Rosewood line order, first cost 8600- now |50 Call and see them at

MILLER BROS: Connolly’| Building

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