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ral ON i oe OPERATION PORT OF PRODUCE. is me Chast |"
ous; they weaken che constitution, inflame the jung’, and often lead to Pneumonia. Cough syrups gre useless. The systen must be given strength and force ro throw off the disease. Scola Emulsion. will do this. It strengthens the lungs and builds up the entire system. It conquers the inflammation, cures the h, and prevents serious
ye danger
coug trouble. |
coc. and $1.00, all druggists & BOWNE, Chemists, Torenta,
White's Caramels
and Snowllake
Chocolates ~tr
Can be had at any following firs: class T. J. Morris
D. L. Hooper
W. Pickard & Co, W. A. Hutcheson W. F. Carter Stewart a@ Gates Sanderson & Co. J.D. McLeod & K. H. Wason,
Plant Line BOS TON
TO BOSTON Commencing Sept. ist 1900 S.S. Halifax
Will leave Coarloitetown at NOON on FRIDAY.
Paseengers leaving Cherlottefown on Wednesday and Saturdsy mornings make close connection at Halifay for Boston.
AUTUMN EXCURSIONS.
Special Return Tickets now being is sued at Reduced Raiee. —
For tickets, rates and all information Spply to
W. W. CLARKE, Agent Charlottetown. H, L, CHIPMAN,
Manager.
Apl 24tf.
Eyestrain.
The use of suitable glasses
save the eyes from strain, and all
the evils which follow.
Profit by the experience of others. The benefits of properly titted glasses ate testified to by
the thousands who use them.
We examine eyes free of charge
| how te prodnee, how
} Teachly supply Great Britain with one- third of the principal food stuffs she
) ALG scicuuihe cultivation of the soil:
See wae . ) (Qe manufacture of our cheese and
fect our system of cold storage. But | Stupid, dishonest packing jit stil] rampant amongst us, and_ hitherto
t
THE DAIL\
eee
IN ‘THE
It will astonish many
people to learn that in 1899 the ya ue P
cate uf the prin- cipal food products Imported by Great Britain amounted to 620 million dol- lars and that of this Canada contribut- ed only seven per cent.
Uhe problem that has to be solved by the tarmets of this country is how to capture this market, in other words, to pack, how to |
Professor Rob. ertson estimates that this country dt
ship, and how to sell.
consumes, and we do not believe that he has overshot the mark, for if we have much to accomplish and much to learn, we have only just begun to set Ourseives In earnest to the task
We have improved in fruit culture we have made satistactory progress in
Dulter, and we are working hard to per-
we have not seen any really inteliugent attempt to market Canadian far m pro- ducts in Great Britain.
It isnot Surprising that the farmer has preferred to seil his produce for what he can get a middie man to, rather than himselt ship to ihe British market, for he has been completely at the mercy of the receiver in the Old Countty. How could the shipper know who was to be trusted and who was not ? If the English broker claim- ed that the goods were damaged, or notin accordance with the contr ict, how could the shipper in Canada fight against him? And there was no means of checking the charges that were made in accounts of sale. The Eng- lish broker has been in the habit of adding to his commission extra charges which on this side of the water are unknown, such as cooperage, cata- loguing, selecting, grading and etceter- as, so thatthe shipper never really knew what amount world be deducted from the proceeds of his shipments.
It is gratifying to learn that at Jast tbese difficulties have been grappled with with in a business manner, with- out altempting to depart, as others ! have done, from the established chan- nels of trade. We have before us the literature of the Europaan Exporters’ Association of Toronto, Limited, an incorporated company with an author- ized capital of $100,000, organized for the protection of Camadian shippers. The Premier of Ontario is the presi- dent and Mr. James Scott vice-presi- dert, and the list of shareholders in- cludes men like Sir Charles Tupper, Sir Wm Howlan Hen Geo E Foster, Messrs Reuben Millichamp, S F Me- Kinnon, and R Bickerdike, late presi- dent ofthe Montreal Board of Trade, besides a number of well known men in England, ef whom, perhaps, M., Henniker Heaton, of penny postage fame, is best known in Canada. The association has officesin Toronto, Montreal and London, England, and an extensive systen of agents at™Canadia . and British port. -
The association undertakes, on b:- halt of Canadian exporters, to arrang: freight contracts, to attend to the stow- age and prompt transport?tion, of ship- ments and to investigate any claims that may be made by receivers, and report. Qaly one receiver is selected at each pert tor each kind of produce. The best man is chesen, and the bes possible terms are made with him.
Canadian exporters cau thus, by c = operation through thc association, be guaranteed protection and honest treatment from the consignee in Europe and the larger the volumn_ that flows through this channel, the stronger and more effective wilt be the guaran- tee. Each receiver nominated by the
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and guarantee satisfaction.
G. F. HUTCHERSON.
Watchmaker & Jeweler.
ee
) association has always present before
him the knowledge that, if dealings with him are not satisfactory, the trade wili be given to another firm, and there are plenty who are anxious to get it.
The principle of co-operation has been successful adopted by Canadian
ete ete ena
EXAMINER’ CHARLOTTETOWN SEPTEMBER 27 1900
undertake this work as is done by the fruit associations in Florida and Cali-! fornia, where each association employs Its Own expert packers and has its own brand. Forall such associations, as well as individual shippers of all kinds of produce, the European Exporters’ | Association will prove an invaluable agency. Itsupplies the link that was wanted in the perfection of our export System, and promises to play a very | lr portant part inthe development of Canadian export trade. iat tha et IS lt IMPOSSIBLE?
The boards of trade and tions of the community which are| specially interested inthe pr: . preterential trade are not likel' to’ ac-| cept the dtctum of Sir Wilfrid Laurier} that it is impossible. Every mail brings further evidence that the move ment in its favor in the mother country | Is growing in force. Indeed the pro-| gress made is so marked that it has al- | ready attracted the atteniion of the | philosopher. Ina paper read before | the economics section of the Br.tish| association, Mr. L. L. Price pointed | out that “the aid rendered by the col-
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cther sec: }
> rect Of
was likcly to increa‘e the moment.m ! behind the conc *ption ot an Imperial ; zolverein. Suci a customs union, | while it might conceivably result in an, increase «finternal free trade within} the limits of the Empire, must in all] likelihood involve some different treat | ment of foreign gcods, and, so far, in-| fringe the principle of free trade strict-| ly interpreted. Buta non possumus } attitude towards a customs union was; no longer possible.”
According to this observer, it is not | preferential trade, but Sir Wilfrid! Laurier’s attitude towards it, which is! impossible. ‘lime will prove whether the philosopher cr the polizican is right. But one thing isclear. Preferential) trade is impossible so long as Sir Wil- frid Laurie: is Premier of Canada. His conviction that it is impossible goes a long way towards making it so. Holding it an impossibility, he natur- ally makes no effort to obtain it Montreal Gazette.
Eve Ry SHOULD R Haive it in theHouse For common ailricnts which may occur in every family. She can trust what time indorses. For Internal as much as External use. Dropped om sugar it is pleasant to take fer colds, coughs,croup,colic, crampsand pains. par inva Conly sg mom veld) fu colle
little three year o) a chter -. summer com
laint bowel disease: generally, and zound @ to be amvatlent. JOuN L (NGALLs, Ge.
A Eni
? ON’S é g oun LNMENT
Relieves Every Forx of Inflammation, Originated in 1810 by an old Famil Physician. No re-nedy has the con
dence of the public toa greater extent. Our dook on INFLAB MATION free. Price 25 and 50c, I. 8. Johnson & Co., Boston, Masa
onics to the mother country inthe war} |
yet
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Il
The * Albert’ Toilet Soap Co’s ' Baby’s Own Soap makes young- | Sters, clean, swect, and fresh,
in good order, Made entirely from vege-
table fats, it is an emollient as well as
a cleanser, and isas useful on a lady's toilet as in the nurserv,
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Te t $ ’ : :
It keeps their celicate skins
Faintly but exquisitely aro- matic.
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Beware of imitations.
nage
ue (oe
——- ce te, ti art me ape amen
Matchless Blend Tea
the best 25 cent Tea on Earth.
If you want to use the best 25 cent
tca you'll have to use Matchless Blend
Our sales of this tea have been some- thirg marvellous. They have in- creased every week since we first be- yan to sell it—and they’re increasing
a]
Remember we are seleagents. You can’t get the best 25c tea anywhere
else, & Son
Jenkins Charlottetown. Barrister etc, Brown's Bieck Charlettetown. Meney to Loan.
Watch Repairine
If you have any watches, clocks or jewelry to be repair- ed you will make no mistake to bring them to The Moiern Jewelry and Fancy Goods r tore,
Although we are not the men that take the sun, we
Try a pound cf Mite] less
Parsons’ Pills
“Best Liver Pil) mage” Positively enre Bilions
ness, Sick Headact.o, al' Liver and Bowel corn ; nants They =~ = writies from the blood {
«ate women find &slief from ust therm : Peiicats. LA JONBM IN & CO. Boston, Mace
: i ;
{ j
nh ii nai
the One W 0 COOKS
knows there is one sure way to reach a man’s heart, avd that is by always having 4, nicely spread table, Jo da} this you must have chee groceries, canned goods an? |
farmers in the management of cheese factories and creameries. We should like to see the same principle app'ied
THE
UNEXPECTED HAPPENS
IF Ch’town was OTTAWA
today yon could have Jeen sorry you were rct ccver- ered fcr ajlerge emctrt.
Iteve goca comrarice anc “80 qucte you low cates.
E. H. BEER
}
; ent horticultural societies should not
to the packing and shipping of apples. We can see no reason why the differ-
PRAIA! RAMEE EL AEE I AIRE PAI SN 0 SR A CE TNE IEEE
A —ETEneismns-es-r co Sammmle
provisions.
Ve Can Help You There’
We have the best of « verythins in that line What we want is your trade; «cn we have 1
@ JOHN McK ENW\
!
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Gentlemen — While Crivirg down a/| very tteep bli last Auguet my horse !
stumbled ard fel, cutting b meelf f-ar- ' fuily stoattbe bead and toty. I used
MINARU’S LINIMENT freely on him |
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apd io # few days he wae as well as ever,
J. B.A. BEATCHEMIN,
Sterbrooke.
Queen Stress.
~ SUNNYSIDE DENTS’RY,
Office in New Prowse Bivek first door to the rignt stairs.
Telephone connection.
DR. AYEP*
'ouerantee our
work that's done. Sunnyside Jewelry Store, ‘Ypposite Post Office,
Jury & Co.
OC
F Wheat
This is a new Bre kiast Food just put on the mart er, [t is made entirely from she ver: best selected had wh at and be ng alucst pure Glu en
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most nutritious foods knowr. lvishighly reommenrel for,
those ot weak dizesticn.
st our stole Wwe give tree a! ‘ery nice pe.rr: of North
Western + enery,
Beer & Goff Gree rs,
THE | Charlottetown Business College Writing Academy,
Will re-open forthe fall and wioter erm On Monday, Auzuat 20th inet,
Althougn students may enter at any time, 1t is dewirable that intending stu dents enro'l as eoon as possible after the term opens.
Graduates from this college secure employment, and they will greatly aid u« in keeping up our reputation in thix direction by entering as early in the term as possible,
Sussects: Bookkeeping by single and doutle entry (theoretical and practicel,) Actual Business Practice, Busines: Penmanship, Business Correspondence, Commercial Arithmetic,;Commercial Law Rai roading,Steam doating,Bavk ing (aciua pract cein the College Bank) Typewriting Shorthend and Navigation.
Facrtty: L B Miller, Principal, Teacher of Book-keepisg, Arithmetic, Basiness Practice, Business Correepond- ence, Typewriting and Navigation.
A C Macmillan (Vice-Principal), Teacher of Railroading, Steam boating Banking, Accounting and Actua! Business | Practice.
J Barry Williams, Teacher of Business EF enmaaship.
Wm. Moran (licensed) Teacher Sbortband.
J L doucas (Quebec), Teacher of Draw- ing, Let:ering and Auditinge
Beside our regular course of lectures on Commercial Law, Lectures will be given by many of our Profeseional and Business men. Ansouncement later. For applicasion forms, testimonials, eic
of
ee eer aeitenenometeaettinee: I f ws 7 be ;
is one of the healthiest and: #
the use of dixbetic persons or | & Wohik every two packages purehas.d ||
ENGLISH V )RUAR Plain or Spiced, 60 par gellon.
Fer keecisg the pickel frm aad goed there is no beter vine- gar than thie.
Sat eame yrefer the proof at 60s per gal. or Whive Wine and Cider at 40: per cs]. If so we have them good ani strong.
SANDERSON & v0
Who ss!) bes Vineg-r and
4 pick Ings ~ —_——_ — — —_— — —_—_—— ——- ————
Silver Spring Brewery,
SHERBROOKE, P."qQ 8. NUTTER, Prop,
A’e end Porter of tt ove Brewery are vwastly Aiperiorto tae goods pro. duced by any other Brewers in the Dominion, sod in ‘rder tO give everyone a chance tosample them, we beg % quote the following low pri-es for cash.
og eee FC
meeee WOll-4O. 6.650 c000 8.2
SOD COccncas i ocnss. - ae Per Az quarta...... 1.5 PUR AOE Ottis. 6.0...
§ D-liveredin’any part a B the city, st-aners or trains,
A MACDONALD
eri ~2 A eatfor CP. &.
DOMINION ATLANTIC RAILWAY:
and Steamship lines to Boston via Yaruiouth,
The Popular Fast line pee tween Nova scotia and Boston via Windsor Junction and Malitax
EXPRESS TRAIN= leave Galifax datiy (except Suaoday) at 6 sia. m., for Digby and Yarmouth, making connection Wednesday 4 and Saturdays at Yarmouth for Boston,
epply at once to ie eels ihe Priecipal.
ROCKY POINT FERRY.
On and after Monday, Sept. 17th, the steamer Elfin will make her list trip from Charlottetown at 6 p. m., and 6.30 from Rocky Point; also dis- continue 3 o'clock trip on Sunday
afternoon tl —3i
NOTICE |
THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
| MPRINGE GEORGE"
2400 Gress Tonnaze. 70)0 Forse Power, the ' fastest and finest steamer p ying vel ween tiv S Maratime Provinces and Boston,
Leave Yarmouth Wedacsd/ and Saturdays for Boston
on arrival of Express { rain from Halifae> Returning leaves Boston Lucsiay and | day at4>,m-° ° Passenzers arriving in Helifax next day p.m. by Express :tain, For all informa'tion, cuide book, folders, ete which will be sent free, wrice to F. H. Arme strong, general passenger Agent Kentville
ree P. GIFKiAS? Gen. Manager 193)
Kentville N. 8., May 23h
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Carniva's, S:otsman, 20thCentury, F. & D.. Cclumbia
ISAIAH
Mrs
Harifords have*had a large sal: 4n?Chariot< stown. We are sti! vireceing the-above daily. Look them over—W vite for cataloga:.
R. pair supplies—SecondHand Wheeis.
nk Wrst & (0, LM et Ett tte
CLERC EE
ad
¢ ‘3 pt af ae at + 4 a ‘ fe ) Hf 4 Be H > 4 " i a '