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Just received a large supply of Plates, (Stanley & Hammer. ) Paper, (Solio).

Film,

Mounts,

Printing Frames,

etc., etc.

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Reward Offered !

The Provincial Government will pay a liberal reward to any person who will give such information as will lead to the arrest of the party or parties who assaulted Mr. I; 0. Hall, on St. Peter’s Road a short time ago.

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ngers at lowest rates, c er further information as & freight and passage apply to , N. RATTENBURY,

Agent. Compositor Wanted.

F Boy or girl who has had some ex- perience a8 a typesetter. Apply at THE EXAMINER OFFICE.

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SOUVENIRS

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belt Buckles, from 85c.

Brooches from 25c.

Hat Pins from 25c.

C iff Links from $'.00

Spoons from 2Uc.

We have many patterns not to he be seen elsewhere.

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Jeweler & Optician,

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AUGUST 21, 1908.

SIR CHARLES TO VISIT CHAR- LOTIETOWN.

We have been informed that a telegram has been received by Hon, Senator Fer- geson from Bir Charles Tupper Stating that Sir Charles will visit Charlottetown on September 4th and that be will likely be accompanied by Mr. G. E Foster.

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THE CAMPAIGN IN THIS PROVINCE,

Wira the conventions of the present week the fpeople’s campaign against the government will begin in this province. In this campaign continued stress will be laid upon the fact that, instead of lowering public expenditures by two te four millions of dollars, as Sir Wilfrid and his colleagues solemnly promised, the ex- penditures of the government have been increased to the extent of about fifteen millions, and are continually increasing. Thie fact will besubmitted to the people who pay the taxes, and they will be asked to say whether or not the government guilty of this scandalous breach of faith, necessarily involving heavier pablic bur- dens, is worthy of continued trust and confidence.

The question of mutual preference for Canadian and British products in the British and Cauadian markets—the prefer~ ence in which, before the last general election—Sir Wilfrid Laurier saw ‘‘im~- menee possibilities "—will be submitted by the Conservatives on the basis lately laid down by the Asseociated Chambers of Commerce; andthe people of Prinee Ed- ward Island, as of all Canada, will be asked to say whether or not they are in favor of such a preference, and whether or not Sir Wilfrid Laurier did right when he told the people of Great Britain that Canada did not want such a preference— that the preference given British goods in Canadian markets was a free gift.

The question of the branch railways to New London, Elmira and other points in this Province, to which the Conservatives stand committed aad which Sir Wilfrid Laarier and his colleagues have failed te tu dply—this question will again be sub« m tied to the people of Prince Edward Island; and other improvements will be demanded—including, we hope, cheaper telegraphic rates and—if not too expensive —perharys an extension of the night ser. vice, which the jresent Government has failed to procure,

These arein our cpinion the main pvints upo1 which the campaign will be carried on in this Province. Of course there is in addition the general conduct of the Goverament—the corrupt, extrava~ gant, unjustifiable acts to be criticised. j With five good men and truein the fizid a.dan united enthusiastic effort on the partof the electors, we believe tnat the Op; osition will win in every riding of Prince Edward Island. Personal likes and dislikes or differences of opinion in respect to minor matters ought not to weigh for an instant againat the necessity of getting rid ofthe extravagant and corrupt men who now control the admin« stration at Ottawa, or sgaingt the | good ofthe coumtry at lerge and this Provinee in particular which is invelved in the success ef the Opposition, The campsign now beginning is one of the most

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THk DAIL’ EXAMINEK CHARLOTTETOWN AUGUST 21, 1900

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SIXTEEN TO ONE.

Ix view of the resaffirming of the 16 to 1 heresy by the Demecratic party in the United States an explanation of the{ meaning of the term, may be of interest. A gold dollar, ae is kocwn, weighs 25 8 grains, of which 23.22 graine are pure gold, the remainder being alloy. A silver dollar weighs 412 5 grains, of which 9-10, or 371.25 grains are pure silver, the re~ mainder being alloy. Thus the pure silver in a silver dollar weighs about six- teen times as much asthe pure gold in a gold dollar, and thisisthe meaning f “16tol.” The proposal to adopt the free coinage of silver at a ratio of 16 to 1 isa proposalthat any owner of silver bullion shall be authorized by law to take it to a United States mint and have coined and returned to him one dollar for each 371.25 grains of silver, this dollar being the legal tender for payment of all debts, public or private. The silverin such a dollar (and the dollar itself under free coinage) would be worth, at the present price of silver, not far from fifty cents in gold.

ANOTHER POLITICAL STRAW,

Tue Grits supporting Sifton and Green» way are making a bold attempt to sup- press Mr. Richardson, M, P- for Liagar, and to read him out of the party, But the attempt does not seem to be attended with any great measure of success, as Mr. Richardson’s old-time Liberal {friends apparently have the fullest confidence in him. Here isa despatch descriptive of the reception recently given Mr. Richards son in the town of Cartwright :—

“One of the beet political receptions ever accorded any man at a Maniteba country town was given to R.L. Richard- son, member for Lisgar, in this Southern Menitoba town on Saturday afternoon. Mr. Richardson bad been invited down to meet the farmers. He was escoried to the hall by a brass band; and a resolution en~ dorsing him was carried unanimously by the crowded meeting. Some significant speeches were made by a number of etaunch old Liberals, The meeting is especially significant, as it was in Green way’s constituency, and speeches of his old-time political triends and allies show that they have utterly discarded aad repu- diated him en account of his political crookedness.”

Mr. Richardeon’s conduct, which was condemned by the machine Grits, is ap~ parently spproved by the better. class among the Liberals.

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THAT FENCE AGAIN.

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Ma, Jon~x Giiwis explains that he has rented the field oword by Premier Farqu- harson and that he is responsible for fencing it with the boards from the old Prince of Wales College, which he bought at sale. Of course Mr, Gillis may, as he

(says, do what he likes with his own

and we are glad that his sta‘emenot ex” onerates Premier Farquharson completely from all connection wath the case, But if the saying that walls have ears has any truth these old college walls must have heard spoken many a panegyric even by the Premier, among others, in their honor in days past. If they could in their present lowly position utter any protest we could well believe they would exelaim as with one voice: “All were not friends that spoke us fair.”

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OOD NEWS comes from those

who take Hood’s Sarsaparilla for scrofula, dyspepsia and rheumatism. Reports

agreethat HOOD’S CURES

Our BICYCLE LIVERY Alt new whees.

NEW BICYCLES. We have all werld Leaders,

Yeur Bisycie te eur repair shep for satistactory repairs.

MARK WRIGHT & GO.

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SWEET PEA COMPETITION,

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We will have a Sweet Pea Show at our Store, Sunnyside

August 22nd, 23rd and 24th, 1900.

When the Flowers are at their Best

And will give the following Prizes for Sweet Peas grown from Seed pur- chased from us this season :—

First Competition. Best Bouquet (all blue shades or

all red shades) - - - - = $1.00 Second best Bouquet do do - ~- .75 Third best Bouquet dodo - -_ .50 Best Bouquet, mixed colors - - 75c

Second Competition,

Best Collection - - - ~« = $1.00 Second Best Collection - - . .75 Third Best Collection - ~ ~. - .50

The conditions are that the com-

petitor shall bring with the exhibit the envelope the Seeds were in when pur- chased, and that no green or anything else be used except what is furnished

WASZARD & MOORE

SUNNYSIDE SEEDSMEN. Charlottetown P. E. I.

BARBADOS MOLASSES & SUGAR

Direct from West Indies, cargo schr. Malabar. 200 puns. tierces and bbls, bright Bar-

badoes Molasses.

300 bbls. bright Grocery Sugar.

Now landing Connolly’s wharf and for sale low.

N. RAPTENBURY. Aug 20th—eod.

Now Fierrine

Just received 25 barrels prime Labrador Herring (warranted). These Herring are not very large, but

you prefer flavour and quality to size these are the Herring to buy.

We have just received also some sarge fat Cape Breton Herring. We ‘a. supply them in pails, } bbls. 4 bbls. and by the dozen, also in barrels for the wholesale trade.

For the "reserve Season?

We have just received 50 dozen reserve Jars in glass and stone;which will be sold low to clear out the lot,

Jtaspberries.

Orders filled for Raspberries by th pail.

R, F. Maddigan & Co

Lewer Queen Street.

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CHILDHOOD

has blighted many lives because

the pain caused thereby produces

an aversion to study.

The backward child too often becomes the unsuccessful man.

(x. F. HUTCHESON,

Watchmaker & Jeweler.

Wants, Lost & Found

_LOST.—In June, between Queen Street and Navigation Co's Wharf, a parcel of clothing. Finder will besuitably rewarded by leaving fame at this office.

best price paid for ladies and gents left off clothing. Call at their residence fer them. me ae a = a se or — to

Teet, Oppo elson ro3. Mrs, Kirby, Clothing store

ROBERTS & CO., scriciroxs

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TO LET.—The house on Lower Prince St. now occupied by W B Robertson, Esq. Pos, session October ist. Apply toR Macmillan‘

WANTED.—A smart steady boy about 15

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Grand Demonstrat

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Monday, Aug. 27th ig

Athletic Association Park, Chartottet, —IN AID OF THE — |

WHELAN MONUMENT FUND.

[he promoters of the Whelan Monument Fund, intend holding Demonstration on the Athletic Association Park, Charlottetown, : August 27th, inst,, in aid of the above-named Fund, on i

ating, drinking and dancing booths will be provi ei oe by cae and Tenativs waiters. ore clabonte,

uttart’s Steam Riding Gallery kas been secu _ Messrs. Miller Bros, of this city, hive generously un a a did Grephohpone, free of charge, in aid of the cause. —

There will be a Bicycle Competition for a valuable medal and other

The Sons of England, The Ancient Order of Hibernians The F The Loyal Orange Lodge, The Benovelent Irish Societies, of Chat Emerald and Souris, The Oddfellows, The l’oresters, The and all other National and Fraternal Societies are hereby ety join in making this Demonstration a grand success, by marching bea in their respective regalias.

Geo. V. McInerney, Esq., M. P., Richibucto, N. B.. Sj Cuarles Bart. Sir L. H. Davies, _ Martin, M. P., A. C. staobadtl M. * fe Bell, M. P., D. B. McLellan, M. P., Hon. Senator F 4 Yeo, Mr. J. J. Hughes, Souris, and other Federal Candidates are derby | pectfully requested to attend and speak on the object of the Demonstration 2

The Public Questions of the Day,

_ This will be che largest and most representative gathering held in this yi vince for years, and all who want to have a big day’s sport should not fi attend.

Special Reduced Fares and Train Arrangements in Connatin Whelan Monument Demonstration at Charlottetown, Monday, August 27th, 1900,

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Train Departs, | Train Depart,

Station Fare Standard Time | Station Fare Standard Tie ae SOEs cance °4.30 a. m. North Wiltshire cecceee GIB OR Deblois. ...... EBGitesoves 40° Cece. al oan s

St. Louis..... BRE vicchinche Ge Milfon....s0 3S -deveceie # Alberton...... S.R6n000.0000 RMe-...2 Royalty Junct., 20. ..00s+§0 8 Elmsdale...... C.9. ovs dee0 (= Charlottetown., Arrive.,..10,05 Bloomfield... e.38.. --5.34 ‘ Deus . v'stavid SS... 0 sheen O'Leary ...... RR 5 os He 5.46. -* Bear River.... 9Sseehaens 5.40 “ Coleman...... Sli. ctniced Cp Rolio Bay..... © 7Seees"* aanee EE Sens 5 SeBs mewivnd 6.03 * Selkirk.-...... 75 .nnseel $58 * i eee T.1§.cccwces S339 St. Peters...... 75§.ccccbes -* Conway......, ees sed aa 6S Sel... sehen 60. .cccccsan Ellerslie. ..... an, reer 633 6 @ Mite... 60. .cconesne Port Secs 95.. aa St. Andrews... 45...000 6a ™ Northam...... OO oboe 6.46 ‘* Georgetown..... 7S osed ooo Richmond..... is éte med 6.55 * Cardigan...... 95... cosneene Wellington.... 85........ 7.10 * Perth. ..cc ccoe 9Gs0000unennn Miscouche..... Divisdcdes ae 6 St. Teresa..... 60. crceses 6,30 “

St. Eleanors... 85....02.. 1.49 4 Peakes....cccc 60....sss0ee EMAAR 22. -FEscerccce ae: * Mt. Stewart..... ree 4 New Annan...., Teisesenes we Tracadic...cce 45-00sesen Kensington.... 75.. permis, = NS BS aeev ener) Freetown wenee Peisieuwes .—_— RE 26 cocoon 742 “ aang kien od 5 ee ee yp Charlottetown.. Arriv2s....810 * Cape Rae” aa : oo —e - Tickets will be good to retam same (i ; ee A a al nae Returning train for Tignish will leave ¥ Bradalbane.... 60.......-.8:44 ‘* lottetown at 4.45 Ps MM» Standard Tims é BNR c hs oso Oe iveoks A train for Souris and Georgetown will 12 4 Fredericton ..... 60..05.0+.8.55 °° Charlottetown at 5.15 p.m. a Hunter River. 48 sceccs.. 9.08 Passengers will be carried by all traias

Admission to grounds 25 cents.

P. S.—Should the weather prove unfavorable the Demonstration will bei : on the first fine cay following. : BY ORDER OF COMM!TTsE

August 7th, 1900, Island Papers.

If you have money to burn

Don’t bother reading this, it only tells you how # your coal bill

cut dow

FIFTY PER CENT.

5 tons Hard Coal at $3.00 per ton— $25.00 Cartage on sume 1,25 Labor handling 0 eel $26.75

Will do the work of 10 tons Soft Coal at $2.80 per ton—$350

Cartage on same m Labor handling 1,00 —_—"

341.50 This does not make allowance for dragging coal Up 4

soot, dirt, ete. wos? 2

THE AMERICAN R ———WE SELL! THEM——

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