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Two Hours Only! THEDAILY BXAM

Saturday Nighi FROM 2 TILL 9 O'CLOCK, ;

We will give some big bargains. Nickel Alarm Clocks 90c. Eight da s° 6. Crystal butter dish 25c. China sugar bow! 50c. Watches from $2 00 and up. Cheese dishes (china) 75c. Half dozen silver plated tea spoons

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Gold plated sett rings, good quality AO

Beautiful opera fans 75c.

We keep nice line of Blue Ware,

Wedge Wood and souvenir go

Jury & Co.

Queen Street. |

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S!. JAMES’ CHURCH |

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“unnysid

Sabbath Schoo Picnic

‘ Will be held at= Morell on |

~ v ednesday, July 25th, | Oo ‘he beautiful grounds of R. N. Cox. | \ special train wil) Jeave at 9.39 o'c! a. he committee will spare no means in making this the picaic of the season. (james and other amusements wil! be. provided, aleo refreshment and ice cream tc ba, and epeciel tables set for visitore. | Heturn tickets 25c. W.A. STEWART, Secretary.

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CANADA'S

I:ternational Exhibition

St. John, N. B. § Sept; 10th, Closes Sept 19th.

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litions have been made t Live : prizes anid a buttermaking c:

exhibit of cheese making provi

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nusements will, this year, be more a prominent feature, includi and startling novelties.

ry cheap fares and special excursions on railways and steamers. Ex on several of the main lines will be cars: i ' y free. Full particulars ; rti a ibitors desir.ng space in the the grounds should make ‘ und, for sales and special pris e applicat uld be mak mium lists and entry forms wil: ) plication to

CHAS. A. EVERETT, Manager & Secretary. ls | McLAUGHLIN, President.

Short Line to Quehbe

VIA. MEGANTIC.

Lr. 8. John 6.15 pm, daily, except Sunday |

; Ar. Quebec 9.50 a m, daily except Monday

Imperial Limited Ocean to Oecan IN 116 HOURS.

Knights of Pythias Meeting

Detroit, Mich., August 27th to 3lst. One fare for the round trip.

SUMMER TOURS 1900.

Send fur booklet. Shall be glad to quote rates for epecial tours on application to A. J. HEATH, D.T.A.,C.P. B., St. Johan. N. B.

or W. C. KENNEDY, Solititing Agent C.P.R. Charlottetown.

DR: GORDON ALLEY PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

(Graduate McGill University) .

Office and Residence—Dorchester Stree Office Hourt—? to 10, a. m., 1 to 3 and 7 to 8, p. ma. pt attention tc country ~'!

oak case strike clocks office the total expenditures, boih revenue and capital, were $31,541,100.

| was av increase of $10,836,000 in eighteen

, 434,000 in ten years.

~*~... 1 vORservalive policy.

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CARHLOTTETON JULY,

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JULY 16, 1900.

WHY THEY SHOULD GO

It is pointed out by the Montreal Gazeite that when the Conservatives took

[he Conservatives enlarged the canals aod built the Canadian Pacific. They allowed $10,000,000 to the provinces to keep them free from direct taxation, and spent largely on the development of the couatry, adding the North-West to our Empire.

When they went out the total expendi-

71,000. This

ture of all kinds was $42,3

veurs.

The vew Literals found the expenditure at $42,371,000. They have done nothing tnueb, but last year they epent $51,542,- 000. in four years.

The Conservatives do more and spend less than do the new Liberals.

The taxes in 1879 aggregated $18,476,- 000. In 1896 there wete $27 446,600— an of $8,970,000 in eighteen

This was an increase of $9,141 ,00-

increase

years In 1896 the taxes were $27,446,900 ;

in 1900, under the new Liberals, they were $37,919,000—an increase of $10,-

The new Liberals bleed the people of their earninge, and they ought to go.

TOO SMALL FOR THE JOB,

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Tue Liberal party is like Baalam. Though it rode into power on an asinine policy, it remained to blees and not curse tie policy of the Liberal-Conservatives.

A discriminating public, when election tim? comes, will continue the parable to the eod. It is better to trust a party with honest, sound convictions thano e@ which eate its words, steals its opponent’s clothes, and maequerades in a suit that ia too big for it.

The Liberal party has endorsed the Let Canada elect those ©)» originated and believe in it. All the preernt .Overnment has doae is to many. + be ideas of its predecessors and tlk progress, Ud rKCOS without braine,—Ottewa

a big contract tii

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

teen discovered thet Dr. Bor- ee te.P the troops were purcbas~

« tanutacturer of dog biseuite in

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COTTON OPERATIVES STRIKE.

A Serious Trouble at Valleyfield: Quebec.

VaLLerrieLD, Que., July 13.—The weavers in the Empire Mill ef the Monte treal Cotton Co. went on strike yesterday because of the employment cf am English- man. Last evening the operatives in the ether Jepartmenis met and condemned the strike. Thie morning these operatives went to work as usual and worked uatil! noon. When they endeavored to enter the mill at 1 o’clock the striking weavers attempted to prevent them by force. They failed in thie and then attempted io carry the}mill by storm. The operatives inside the mil! made aepirited resistance and eventually drove the attackers off. The mob stoned the windows of the mill facing the street and two or three people were injured, one woman quite seriously. Towight there is great excitement. 2400 operatives are effected by the strike. The Mayor was called upon for police protec~ tion but neglected tutak: any notice of the matter,

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THE APOSTOLIC DELEGATE.

Mgr. Falconio, who recently visited Charlottetown, was born on the 20th of September, 1842, at Peecocotanza, Ltaly While a youth he entered the Order of St. Francie, and after completing bis studies was eent to the United States and ordained priest on the 4th offJanuary, 1866,by Mgr. Timon, Bishop of Buffalo. After teach- ing for some yeare in various capacities at different colleges be was entrusted by Mgr. Carfagnini,Biehop of Harbor Grace, with a delicate mission to Newfoundland,

which he maneged with such ability as to induce Mgr. Carfagnin to appoint him his secretary. Re

turning to the United States in 1882, Mgr. Falconio was elected to the Principalsbip ofthe OrderofSt. Frascisin Abruzzo and recalled to Italy in 1884. There for the next eight years he occupied successive posts of honor and responsibiity, aod was entrnsted with several delicate missions in various Frauciscan provinces. In 1892 he was proclaimed Bwhop-elect of Lacedonisi by His Holiness Pope Leo XIII., and was consecrated at Rome. His success as an administrator iaduced the Holy Father to place in hie charge the United S:-s of Acerenzo and Matera, which inclad-

| ei the epiritula charge of 150,000 sou's.

In August last Pope Leo appointed bim Delegate Apostolic to Canada.

Annexed to Great Britain.

Vancouver, July 14.—Great Britain has

the Pacific. H. M. S. ‘Porpoise’ ia [June planted the British flagon Niueor Sav-~ age Ieland, sitvatod 300 miles northeast of the Tongan group The principal pro- duct is cepra, of which 700 tons are ex- ported annually. Th: soil is very fertile, The terms of the Britieh protectora e uver Tonga bave been modific: a8 @resui uf & conference between Mr. Basil Tbomevn, the British representative,aed the Tongan King and chiefe, when an agreemeut war signed by which no treaty is tc be mad without (dreat Britain’s aseent. In case ut

Many ofthe party papers r nresenting these rations as “extras,” [or delicacies for the country’s defenders.

ar:

‘| Seeing that they were “extras” it is argued

i} tbat the q ‘ality does not But if ‘'snv of the party writers were given dog | biscuits for desert they would never for-

| give the caterer.

—The Scottith-American remarks on the great boom tbe war has given military enthueiasmn in Britain. Though there are 200,000 British troops in South Africa all the barracks at home are at present fuller than bejore the outbreak of tne war. At Woolwich recruits are coming in at the rate offforty a day, aud assthe barracks are full it has been found necetsary to erect tents on the common there for sleeping ac~ | commodation. Al] this helps to explain | wheresoldiers come from without cons scription when Britain aeceds them.

matter,

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CIGARETTE-SMOKING is said to cause shortnees of breath. If this is eo, the remedy is, leave them oft. But if the short breath comes from a cold or asthma, the remedy ie Adamson’s Botanic Cough Baleam.

t the Tougan Government being in need ot f assistance itjis to apply only to the Brit- lish Government, and not to any otber j power.

( labial

ntbreak of Cannibalism.

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Vicroria, B. C., July 14.—The steam- ship Miowera, from Australia, briogs details of a ghastly South Sea tragedy. A party of white bushmen were captured and eaten by New Britain cannitals. A number of the victimes watched some of their number eaten. It is the worat case reported from the South Seas in years.

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Tea anpd Socrat.—The committee in charge of the Tea and Social to be held at Watermere on Tuesday, July 24th, iv aid of Charlottetown Hospital, beg to tender thanks for donation of $5.00 from Mr. Hammond, representative of Hudon Hebert, Montreal. All donations will be thankfully received by the Superioress of the hospital. —tf.

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Our BICYCLE LIVERY

BRING

“ETRAY£D—7 young cattle, 5 yearlings, two | one “2

Syeepeum. Any informatic w ve ve. rewarded. @Rotert

ed. Wases

MARK

Look at our assortment of

NEW BICYCLES,

We have all world§Leaders,

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All new wheels.

Your Bicycie to our repair shop for satisfactory repairs.

WRIGHT & CO.. LTD

$Home Makers.

added another to her island possessions in,

16, 1900

500 tons Chestnui and Ege Sizes

ne.

y. §, ELLIOT

Due Here on 20th Inst,

Will be sold low while dis- charging. Kindly book your order at

RL MeMILLAW.

Ch’town, July 16th, 1900.

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Granites Preserving Kettles from SOc.

kiefrirerators less than cost.

Dodd & Rogers

Pret Rings.

We have provided for the de-

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mands of fashion and display as

fine an assortment of rings as

was ever shown in the city. Every dainty setting and com-

bination is to be found in our

collecticn—and that . ans end of style to pick trom

As to price, simply a question of wh = you wish te pay, for have rings from $1.00 60.00,

W. W. Wellner

Jeweller & Engra~er. SAGUMHEECECEREEREERESSESERECRGEOEOSOROGE

NaWUEITies,

You'll want a lot for pre- serving. Leave your order:

J. T. PEARDON. Lower Queen Street,

: TELEPHONE.

Had Coll?

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CUSTOMERS”

_ You will recognize them by the gu

108 quality and style of their clothi and the self confidence that they are the best dressed persous you meet,

Gur Diess Goods counter is dail thronged with enthusiastic purchasers who a preciate fully the values here offered, And those who have not yet bought will find it to their advantage to buy of us and bvy at once.

Goods Seasonable, Reasonable and Servicable,

Black Cashmeres, Merinos, Lustie Figured and Plain Serges, Priestley Crepons and corded effects from 25¢ to $1.50 per yard. Ladies’ Suit lengthsin Fawns, Blues, Greens, Browns, Mottled at 75c to $1.00 per yard Light Summer Lustres. hundreds of yards short and plain, all the leading shades; extra quality 28¢ to 40c per yard Summer Costume S‘uffs in web, silk and wool, very handsome, blending in colors 28¢ to 90c. Ready-made skirts, lustre and figured stuffs latest cuts, English make $2.00 to $2.50. Ladies’ Dainty Pique Skirts, plain white and white with blue trimming, pretty effect for sum- mer wear $2.00 to $2 50.

CRASHES AND DUCKS

Suitable for outing costumes in White, Fawn and Blue, also Ready made Crash skirte ata marvelously low figures.

BARGAINS IN SUNSHADES

A quantity of silk, pearl and bone handled sunshades at from 25¢ to 50c. These will not stay witi uslong. Secure yours at once.

Blouses in Muslin, Zepher, Calico and Pique dainty and durable 40c to $1.75 each.

Ladies looking tor the best possible investment in clothing may end their search at

MATTHEW & MACLEAN’S.

SOURIS,P. E. L

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Greys Navy ae

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For Haying Season 1900.

Deering [deal Mowers

With roller and ball bearings, single geatt adjustable drag ber and shear cu. knives §

Deering Hay ® akes ) Last loagest and get every, whisp of hay. ; Deering Harvest 9il

Never thickens in any climute, Free

from adulteration. ‘

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A full line of extres and hayirg tools.

W. GRANT & C0}

LePaze’s Old Stand, Queen Street, SESS SSSR EY ES EF EEF

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£

OOOO OOCGGGO OOOOCCOond

GOME DOWN WITH BOTH FEEL

aad yo. will be fitted with the latest and most fash 7 onab‘'e Doot or shoe to be fuund in the city, for Mg least money and guaranteed the best of satisfactiO®

~McQU AID’S,

LOWER QUEEN sTREEE .

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