‘ THR DAILY EXAMINER, GA ARLOTTETOWN, said 4. 1900, ere | SAVE MONEY HOWARDVINGENTSPLAN WANTEDZA BOY |

There is a constantiy increasing de- mand for good boys tir the “store, of- fice, or bank. We are constantly hear- ing of openings for the right kind ot boys. The following is clipped froz. am exchange, and while the list looks long and some of the items call tor

| Canada has unhappily declared |

A Statement of Facts. “ itso

, | - ‘ On July ‘th. 1891, after the present government obtained office, the | But the Iniends of that poiicy in Great actual debt of the Province, according to a statement furnished by the | Britain favour it as strongly as ever, Assistant Provincial Secretary, amounted to F pews are advocating its adoption on all

possible occasion, as Sir Howard Vin $53,442.21

oN YOUR SHOE BILLS.

}cent proves. It was said duri g the ; ij biliti b ar cent Contes ; i. os _ traordinar aoduities an oy who By buying your Boots _ Mr. Peters, then leader of the Government. declared that there- | i waa Gl Galen Pogpe tly ev) makes a Ad honest ctr” .: mec! after revenue and expenditure would be made to meet---but there has! ference within the Empire ee it} these requirements need have no fear - Shoes at the | ig Sale. cet re since he made that statement without a deficit. | would have the: effect co ‘taxing his o ae to geta place in almost any ei tas Siete \food. The argamen: was tot conclu | 1S O! business he desires:— ] Deficit 1892... _- ” 87°651 99 | Sive for the reason that food is taxed) A joly boy. BARGAINS IN ae 119'949 33 | to-day in Britain, tea, coffee, and other A boy fuil of yim. Deficit 1894. || 20,164.21 | supplies not producible within the} 4 boy who is equare. ALL i INES Deficit 1895..... 32,862.80 | United Kingdom being sunject to} A boy who scorns a lie. ; 4 Deficit 1896. . 14,135.35 heavy Imposts. Inorde: to give the] A boy who hates deceit. Deficit 1897 __ 8820165 | preference it is not at all necessary to A boy who can say “No.” P Some lines Half Price. All Deficit 1898 . . 43.611.54 | collect more taxes from food. The tea A boy who despises slang, ° : Deficit 1899 36.915.03 | and coffee taxes could be remitted, and A boy who is above board. He ran a mile, j goods must be sold, ‘“ ——__. the small levies upon foodstuffs cf for- A boy who will never smoke. otal, $373,923.40 | eign growih, such as the colonies can and so would many @ young

A boy who saves his pennies.

7 : . lady, rather than take a bath A boy with some “stick to it. ? \

The Conservatives imposed no TAXES. without the “ Albert

aii attained tae The present government! Produce, would yield just such a re- STGRE NEXT TO

: collected the following taxes in six years : Ve — as is oe to-day from the A boy with shoes always black. ’ DRISCOLL & HORNSBY’S 1894 laxes imposed......... .$ 45,182.81 | ma ane subject to duty, A boy who takes to the bath-tub. Baby S Own } : ’ sme oc ee 47,661.00 le On ; 1€ food of the workman, there- A bey who is proud of his big sister. QUEEN STREET * BE ia chai ca teta nat ho ehs abe tala 48,466.10 | fore, there would be no new imposts.| A boywho has furgtten how to whine. Soap. oe 46,674.50 | But a condition has arisen within the A boy who thinks hard work no dis- Qpp. Prowse Bros lt . , : Rak oe wale b ne a Gin dca's Bib ik Gu hic | past few years which, ‘ar from m king grace. It leaves the skin wonderfully soft ard 1899— , era eS LN Ri Soo ov bade the Britisn workman hostile to a pre: A boy who stands at the head of his} | oe mend in Saint Sengnreny Seen ee mater oeleensittanee ference, tends to make kim ing- fi 7. $288.649.06 I ly anxious to S it ae —— Beware of imitations. ‘ oe ee a a a ecure it. ur netgh-| A boy who does chores without | | , D) - ntistr I he present eover nment claim credit for having made the following | bours boast that they are making great grumbling. i ALBERT TOILET SOAP £0., Mfrs, i y. ee reduction in the expenditure : : ; 3 2 | progress in the British market as_ well A boy who believes an education is MONTREAL. ez & In the abolition of the Legislative Council...........%5.000 as in the Canadian market with manu- woth: white 4 wine In the administration of Justice... 3,000 ' . : ie i. r BY SPECIALISTS In the Public Lands Office : 1.217 | Tt As ssamaned of fact, their} A boy who isa stranger to the street ae . 2 . 44 an eee * 6s - x y Tr ; e cs . a Rn UI, ee es So SOU otk eed + ae agaiy eran bei corners at night. | Pantess DENTISTRY by use of electricity | In abolition of the Reporter for the House........_ 400 | fain ently, Out to the world’s markets, A boy who listens not to unclean |

er by the Berlin Method. : . eee aggregai¢a million dollars per day ‘ MopeRN DENTISTRY, crown and bridge } $10.417 , and the tendency is upwards. What { ; }

wok. (Both without pain.) ever Britain takes ‘ithou : oe 5 ; ; | s, and her importa-+ ARTIFICIAI Teett.—Wema <e all kinds. Il ne average: expen re ot I . mservsr res y rTehy rears ° ‘ ’ é ig penditure the Conservatives for the twelve years | tions from the United States are grow--

Teeth extracted without pain. they had the government, was $278,959: and the above savings having) - Rip : er ae percum was: aang oe | ng enormously, displaces British good ‘ BERLIN been made, the-average expenditure of the present governmeat should and Beas ack, E a 5 have been $268,542. But, asa fact,the average expenditure of the present | * ical * ad verysaing goes | DENTAL government for the past nine years was $304,511, or $35,969 per year} Se ee arent ieee, ; Ween,

stories from any one. A boy who piays with all his might during playing hours. A boy who thinks his mother, above | all mothers, is the model. { A boy who does not know more) than all the rest of the house. ' A boy who does not wait to be cal- led a second time in the morning,

Empire Tablets

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more than theyeclaimed it should have been. _ however, British labour seeks to com. The Conservatives obtained an additional subsidy from the Dominion pete with the labour of the United Government of $20,000 per year. The present government btained— | States in its home field the process is NOTHING. handicapped by & tariff which Jays a The jast year the Conservatives'were izpower they paid for interest | duty of rom forty to, tifty per cent $2,697.44. upon the goods that are sold. ‘Thus it The present:government paid for intenest last year $19,075.75. happens that while the sales of the ; In other words, the ADDITIONAL SUBSIDY of $20,000, obtained | United States to Britain are swelling | 4S actually levied in England on| by the Conservatives, is now paid.away by the present government for | those of Britain to the United eae births in the year 16¢5. Every person | INTEREST on the DEBT created by them. | age-declinin d : not in receipt cf alms was required to . : : : 0 z i : |) g, and very rapidity at that. | ae ; In a statement furnished by the Government on the 22a4 May, 1900, The situation isa remarkable com.{ Pay twe ‘hillings fer every little » de Ovince waa m: a Ss | ; ; the debt of the Province was made up as fallows : mentary upon the respective merits of | Stanger added to his family. The no- | proczezon and free-trade. Here is the | bility and gentry were subjected to a

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A Tax on Children. |

A tax which Jasted thirteen years |

Silver Spring Brewery, SHERBROOKE, P. Q.

S. C. NUTTER, Propr.

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Ale and Porter of the Palanee ane Panks .............. _...... $159,365.63

above brewery are vast- Deboitenes 3001 :............... 185,000.00 , sa ly superior to the goads Debentures 1698-1699....-.. 0.2... 33,000.00 a — ener Boney ame eed ier sala on ene ers ae produced by any other Deposits with the Government............. 152:435.77 i is alleged to be destruczive of foreign : : ine Queena St. Opp. Prowse bros. brewery in the Domin- I ahi «aes ll jbusiness competing with the free’ Of a duke down - ten apa od fora ion, and in order to give $531,801.40 ‘waderin his very household. Here, | PeTson having real estate werth fifty!

Tf you add to this, too, is the free trade country whose pounds per annum ‘or personal “pe ag Debentures authorized last session.__ $48,000.00 policy wasto capturefureign markets of six handred pounds or upwards. Sinking Fund used up...... 2. .... 2.,.:11,030.30 attacked by the protectionist nation in |

everyone a chance to sample them, we beg to quote the following lew

prices for cash : ‘ ‘~ Amount due Winsloe estate .... . 4,538.87 .- $638,568.17 ‘the toreign market, .and in the home i a ye) ais at Ss Mea A ' i ‘ bie walt 3S pat $595,370.57 ‘manket as wel. The condition is an Ch roric Hi > ae. sige oe? | 4 a : oe ere oe . ae ae : absolute contradiction of the economic Per low quarts. 1.50 — et ae pone co -athepapinateres bg 7 / philesophy of the Cobden school. If} " eae f . é : Per dozen pints.. rh 4 salary af Teachers, ot are... .:. eee } the thing continue Ube result will be a Bronchitis r Delivered in any part S OE OTC so os. 5 ss 0k chi tens 10,000.00 ies | transference of the industrial supre- of the city, steamers er Fee ee ett te | macy from one side of the Atlantic to] we wm. Davidson, St. Andrews,

Que., states :—“Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine has cured me of bronchitis. I have, without suc- cess, tried many remedies for the past} six years. Last winter when I kad a ° severe atiack and was unable to work eee

trains. labour in

total - « $631,370.57 the other, unless, indeed, eo ned | Britain be persuaded to drop to the

A. MACDONALD as the debt of the Province. competitive level. hat labour wilt

The present government says it spendsmnore for Education than the | voluntarily bearthe burden of a prin~

Sole.agent for P. E. I. late government. Well, the Conservatives spent for the years 1879 te | ciple which, however.exceiient it may I procured a bottie ef Dr. Chase's 1890 the average sum of $104,181 yearly. be, according to the sage-, is destruc- | Syrup of Linseed and tine, and

am happy to state that the third bot- tie made me a well man.”

Mr. W. R. Alger, insurance agent. Fialifax, N.S., wsays:—“I used Dr.

The present government s average expenditure on education from] pf} 1891 to 1899 was $121,868 yearly, or $17,687:more than the Canservatives. But they saved $10,417 per year which:tbhe Conservativesiiad to pay,

dm practice, we are inclined to | dewst. More likely ss it that the work- man will insist upon redress. Nor in

Bide eds

We are making a special’ off fe this month before packing away in green rouse,

IT'S OUT

— they collected NA T AXES. 65 0S par year IN TAXEN, while thes demanding that justice be done need cee ee eee ae oe and it will be to the aglvaniage ef omy cre ‘. Pees . § Conservatives had NO P. . se : +.) | ke discuss the merits or demerits of! permit me to unre en ie” apkanean requiring a supply cf celery to seeure | be- THE NOVEMBER ; The people may ask where the additional expenditure goes. Well, ; ‘otection or free tcade. ‘Tne whele | curative properties. I got better from jf the price goes up. “The same ecicry * + the answer may in part be found in the fact that more isepent upon | PF ; : nie . | the time of taking the first dose. Hav- | C40n0t be bought later on fer anythin: less rane wh ONT YT int OTE >, : {1ssue2s a question of dair play. If Bri- ; than 50 per cent more. We have it ble:c! Prince the roads---BUT ONLY iN ELECTION YEARS. q ing a famfly ef young children, my 50 pe ced In 1893 they s ton roads $50,178 | tain gives sO greata amarket te tke} dectors’ bills have annually ceme to a | for present use or green for winter kee 'ng. NM 150s cy Speat on roads su, *s<- .TT hou! he; considerable sum. I believe a bottie of | Our price for November nienth only—$2,d0 LOT 4 + -oads £28.190 | United States why should not the ; ; : WA In 1897 they spent on r¢ Ads $25, 19. § “ ; > Dr. Chase’s Syrup oceasionally wil! aid | per barrel, or three barrels for $5.00. We In 1899, when there was NO FLECTION, they spent only -$14,913. ‘ United States reciprecate? = If the | me m reducing them very materially.” | also have sects for $1.10 per basse); c>rrots, In 1893 and 1897 there were electiors. : ; * Unued States declines toreciprocate | 2 cemts a bottle, all dealers. | $1.15; parsnyps, $1 2< per barrel; onions, isiand his year, as there.are two elections, the expenditure wif probably; as it willand as it dges, why should Or Ch ’ S $2 50 of 160 Ibsfin tarre]; turnips,. 6 j¢ per reach, if not exceed, that of 1893. foes Baitain iook after her own interests? s asé’$ Yrup a 9. per large spgar variel, FA 5 The government are spending about $50,600 per year more than the} The iseue pcints disectly toa pre- of Li nsee da : os agaz ne revenue, and are now collecting 55,000 per year in taxes. | ferential system withia the Empire-- J d GAY & SO A ; ‘Fhe debt of the Province is over $600,000, and if the present state! , system or concessionfsr concession qj T . 7? N, .. Particularly good number.} of affairs continues the debt will soon be so great that no mor money? the flav. It jeins4o the agricul an urpentine. - ~e: gy, ee f affairs Le: ar cee pander the flag. 16 joins4a the = agricul- | harlottetown exceptionally interesting ar | can be borrowed. Then will come TAXATION with a vengeance. udtleesial Guan Une eek ofthe . hieles, and the cover picture, “A P. 'Bhe electors have now the opportunity of stopping this reckless ex- . Bi Nae ile te + Island Road,” and the frontis-} repditure. by voting the present incapable and extravagant party out | COMES who Cesire 2 3 pece, “Marchbank’s Mills,”’ are Raed : . ‘ }great industrial masses, who have

ower en the 12th December.

wth very pretty wiews. P These are the contents.

Near Marchbank’s Mills, Hampton, P.E.I.

™Ftontispiece, |

‘ana ;

The Malpeq 1¢ Oyster at Ilome, (il'us.)

ev. J, M. W ithye mbe.

Fall Time Table, Rocky Point Ferry, 1900.

been represented as hestile to any | change. pi v4

‘True,.a2 body of public opinion in Britaia is opposed tothe step. True, | Canada has been induced to render a judgment which negatives the propo-

mre rene } Commencing Monday, October Ist | ” GHANGE OF fh the steamer Elfin will run as fol- | ese EME

lows for the balance of the season. | int : To secure one of the finest

Wolves in Sheep s Clothing (:llus. ) —Law

tence W. Watson, j sition and énveites Biiiain "otto §=6con | Will leave Prince Street Will Jeave Rocky | properties in P. E. ] ch Tlteational System. sider it sericusiy or with any hoye Wharf Point | i ‘ . B. I. larivttetown Fifty Veac e 7 ; 2 sin ge ee it ard Wa re tore that we will accede tor. But antag-] At 7.000. m. At 8.00 a. m. ¢ Spen Por la e } . é A oe a. . sl } ; eee) SB ea y oustic opinwn in Brrain aud an an-y O° a oe : : ney from Port LaJuie te Trois : | ce ae the ‘anada d< t At 9.30a.m. At 10.90a.m.' This farm contains 130 acres of excellert 4 —, -lohn Caven, 2 _lagonist C ved cm a8 Canada do Fs At £1.00 a: 7. At 11.30 a, m. | land, 8o acres cl-ared and in prime cond ei fe Ambitious Man—Ix hn Mcl are 5 ’ ’ 'se:tle the questtun. Ar ail ew nts the] Ae 1.00D. mm. At 1.30n. m.jtion. There is a fine belt of herd and «aft ‘ es cn ee BUILDERS’, FARMERS’ MECHANICS Same aie: sope. -At_-, sone pet woad (eaten ls sup vaeaae, eon tier a ~ory— Carle. 3 i mends o! piogtess on the other side ot , p- ©. At 3-00 p m, ; wood (whicn is very valuable, now that eo. pn Dreams Ih, 1 be water afe acine and will cuntinue | 4' 4-COp.m. At 4-30 p. m. | is So high) oyster mud withinatew rods c ey ° i TA E | ncit’ work. shich m due season will SUNDAYS |theshore, abundsnce of marsh mud, wel! For Sale at al) ¢+he L- wien ta ae ee ARD ee ; Deir work, wit due itleas ges watered, two mills near the house, good etatan . at all the bookstores and {ycat fru. What we have to do in the] at 9.00a.m, At 10.00 p, m. | buildings, basement stable, 6 miles frons Subscrinti. Five cents the copy. ; ' | meantime is ta see that na acuion~= of-{ At 12.45p.m. At 1.55 p.m ee mile from Pownal vilage, schoed MUCTIDTION one year 50c: SIX . +. C t T ‘ : — . At 2.00 p. m At 2.00 p. m aext the farm. three churches with; ie nthe Or * oh ee eo ores ; iering a permanent obstacie to inter- |‘ ee oe Pe es | . pe _ thin a radius honths 2dc. Da i nts, Oils, Glass, arpen ers co's x 5 rade ts takin by Canada At 4.00 p.m. At 4.30 p. m. of 1% miles, cheese and butter factory in rear Big, cee Te 4 JAMES J. WISNER of farm, a large and heavy bearing orchard of THE P, E | MAG: ZINE | We aiuot rot permit ourselves to be £3.13 us ° ISN ER, best varieties of apples and plum trees, . . La s ; . : \ ¢ < a - . . z . ALL CHEAP FOR GASH comaatied in the other direction if by Ch’ 6 Manaver. | raspherries, Strawberries, etc. For location » i. ° ? ? ; 2 : ; a i — tie . . en 1OV eans We Call prevens 1. aoa Wi asl town, sept, 2, 19C0. | and beauty of scenery this property Is unsur- 4 : | ie tad passed by any on the Island. It is a daisy ele a Rin ttt ) and ib pire of a place, fiut there is not a daisy on iz Roe 3 The Celebrated Norten Machine Oil. TO LET ofa place, ful there: i not a daisy. on it Gents Vilar fed ; less w iy re a: ON lor Sei ing - going into busing 5s a 8 enug oe CSB ; a someelp- n the Northwest with ny sons. Sold with suas eae ry 1 x without crop, stock, and imelemerts ’ . biiat Centrany Situated one tenement house) “ernmc icuti : icit aes "90d reliable men {4 1 T7 English mince meat forsale by] on I’rince St.. next to the late Thos. Alleva | = application io my solicitor, A. A. lova @...: * © men oO seil Lhe - e Pe ee re eg eee +P ; e eG are ee a) eee McVean, Barrister,» C’ ariottetown.or 1 ww VEla FPertiiizer Co's Fertil Thor or Eo Gg At ae Rk the pound and in tins at beer W ] contamirg eight large rooms, with sta anc | be owner : 1 co issiqn a ED fad GR Sie o fat | Pf EF a 8 BUSrE cS a oes coa :h house. at present occupicd by Rev. | F MUMSSION, i. pp.y to | as Ss aia WUUysa ts i Pied G5 Ne ae ao . Goi s. 2 aa paca Powion: al ie » he | NOVa Scotia Fartitizer ¢ ‘ ‘s saa ca ak. heih Cath: halal on 1 . | ‘OVa Scotia Fert 1Zcz Co., Sultana raisins, cooking figs, seed- Possession’ given the 23rd inst. Apply to > | io<& A. A. MOORE, i : | es : Le s n Ol 4 85—a25% HALIF AX, N.S. ed raisins, and cleaned casmants: at a5 THOMAS “i QU AID, Be 29% W. a l ? Beer & Goff's. 230, 23, at Lewer + /ucer Street. § f