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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. J- I' ornaby the stock and good _will of _ s hooks and btationery Business in the Mon-is B10¢g_ we will continue gh business in its various branches. l calling at lowest prices for cash only, liao B. M. Hornsby. Wll0 his fn°'“°' pi the business in the p&S©» Will bo in charge of the store. “nd 'lu oo plmsed to attend to all old customers and many new ones. _ A choice new stock of Wall PaP°"° will be at once pull 0!! B810, “fd *ll dQartmenta of the business V111 _bo seeps veii eieeked. a wsu supplwl news sand will be I 8P€Cll>l ff°'“"'° dthebnsiness. The store -v1l1__b¢ known as “The Bazaar Bookstore.

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Bnocemomto F. J. Hornsbye “Rfk Block. Ciitnwn. March 16. low. _

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PURE

ISLAND *EP

_ HON EY

If houegr is not pure it is better no

_ to use it. We have the best honey

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that mm be procured in th isPro v

ince and 'the price is but

2013 A POT OR

220 A POUND.

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the sick room. Try a Qrnple P9\11lfl or pot. You will be well SaKiS5€<`l

with it. _ li‘Pure groceries of all kinds.

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» till! is lo lilo or rail ol A cena. inrnaai. on nrnlai., _ nn nin.uiu.¢a mu. lor az- , uns. 1" toon our ron summons answe- ~ rrrru-res. me assume so'r1-Ls

l nun 'ri-il. sane,

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lirii Weather Foods

we eww en ge fe'

the country these warm days but our large var- iety of new and fresh goods and up-to-date groceries makes it pos sible for our customers

to enjoy life in the city. t

If you would want.

cool health giving food call and place.

your order with 8

lrlscolll Hamill!

Queen St. “

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The Most Reliable “gg _,ze

= Place to have your reiair work

done is the place t at takes the most interest in your needs.We strive to accmomo- is date all who leave any work "‘* with us, by prompt- attention 54,/ _ and quick despatch of same. _,E \\’e have the reputation of¥.‘; being “O K." on repair work. ~~, Give us a trial and be con- . Y vinced that what we say is e true “

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Eouizdes, Engineers. Machin- ists and Boiler-makers. ` Steam Navigation Co's Wharf.

_ Charlottetown, P. E. 1.1

rhone x25

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It is very desirable for table use and

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pected a continuous movement “in . direction of free trade.” It will no doubt

do something to reassure those manufact-

uring industries whose proprietors feared such further reduction of duties as might

time it will readilv be construed by

those asking for higher duties that their

tariff should be reasonably stable. We therefore understand that the Govern-

ment in going to the country stand by the tariff as it is, the preferential clauses in eluded of course and subgect only to such

Politics serve to draw away attention

from the city lightingjob. Nothing can whiten that shady transaction. The

and honest proposal to give the city a

good light at fair prices, and compelled our citizens to pay a high rate for a very unsatisfactory light. But some of them have got a cheap light for themselves l

t`ie Coneervative candidate for East

Queens was made in convention yester- day. This completes the list of standard- ` bearers for the two ridings of Queens.

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London never enter a place of worship.

" The Raiflesia, of Sumatra, is the larges _ flower in existence. It has a diameter of nine feet.

There are about 100,000 islands, large

and small, scattered over the ocean. Am-

erica alone has 5,5000 around its coasts.

\VHERE ARE THE SKEPTICS?

In spite of all the evidence published in ltlie daily press and even in spite of the 'testimony of your best friends you may .still be skeptical regarding the unusual i virtuesof Dr. Cl1aSe`s_Ointnieiit. Xotliiiigz _ short of an actual trial will prove to you flieyoml the possibility of doubt that Dr. Cliases Ointiiicnt is an absolute cure for piles. A .single box _\\'il_1 be sufficent to make you as enthusiastic as your ne1gh~ hour in praising Dr. Chases Ointment, for it is certain to cure you.

-_ _ ~ - ___ We are Right Upposite

_ _ N O T I G E 1' In situation, but righton the square in _

C0l1SCll3llVC »- i"f`.°.l7"fei`...t§§.P°”im1`§"eil.e§°”§1’e”f§` _ ' T

_ DC________St_a__0___% ir Pars ro suv ar i>sRi<iNs».

l More than four-fifths of the people in The Square Druggist. '_

the members of the administration to

PTO" dlsappolntlng those who had ox' show one single pledge that they had re-

deemed and he repeated the same chal- lenge today. He could give evidence that would prove that pledges given by the Sir Wilfred Laurier's Government had never been carried out.

Sir Charles then took up" the question

_ endanger their positiom At me “me of preferential trade and charged' the

present administration with incapacity, mal administration and corruption.-(A

_voice-what about the two cent postiigetl

3WiSh€S oallllvlibe ¢>0lDPll¢d With- I5 li' Sir Charles--a two cent elector asks

o desirable on business grounds that th e 3 8500* the f»W0 C9111? POSNISC- H2 C18-lllwd

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Your Liver

Will be roused to its natural duties and your' biliousness,` headache_and

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»`:_._» over our stock.We take pleasure in showing you just that r-articular, till/__ comb you lilre. Ever hear of the o is,/_°_` "Reform,"-here are some of its I' '

(()"{ good pointst-seth constructed ini

iii,-`/;`_ - 5.-Q -\_ km

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4" \»f`*,-\ ~ b-fel. *"2

cleaned and other good points

Sold at 25c each

' Other combs from 5 up. our l0c l

W. REIIDIN, Phm. 8.1 `

Sunnyside. l _

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Just received 25 barrels Labrador

Herring. These Herring are not large but if you prefer flavor and quality these are the fish to buy.

We have alzo in siock some large fat

Cape Bretin Herring. We can supply the above in barrels ffr the wholesale

trade, also in 5 bbls, ¢ bbls_ pizls, and

by the dozen for the retail trade. Preserve Jars. _

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XVEDNESDAY, SEPT 5, 1900. ` (Continued from First page.) Henneker_Heat°n m5ve for penny posgagg _ 4 _

__ ._ - ' When the Conservative party ca-me in- atthe Postal Congress he originated the ' ' _ ' _ l_ _ _ _

The contention that om. present, prefer. to power they considered that confedera- idea, of a penny rate throughout the Em- a f U

_ _ _ _,d d .u _handled tion was on paper only unless conimunica- pil-e, The adoption of the two cen_t rate 1 _

enualtmde ls one sl e ' or J g . f»l0l1W8»S established *md mflay fl`0l1l the for Canada wasan afterthoughtwhich the iS S0l1l€“'ll&° falculaood to provoke dw” shores of Cape Breton to the Pacific Coast Government were compelled by the Con-_ content on the partof Canada wwool the the people of Cow*-flu have a line of inter eervative press te nike up. continuing Mother Country. Many would be pleased oceanic communication, the comDl€l’»l0ll Sir Charles referred to the Crow’s Nest

if Britain would impose a duty upon of which lsduetothe Conservative party. pass miiway which would connect the'

d He said that in the course of his remarks mineral belt gf Rosglgnd with the prairie

broadstugs other than those uflporte it llllglltbellls d\1l»Yf0l‘¢f€1‘ t0 Sli' L0\llS country,contending that the subsidy in fI`0lIl Bfltlsh P°59°95l°US» but ll' ls clear D&Vl¢S ll! l°3~l»ll¢l‘ 9l»!‘0ll8 terms- He T3' money and lands was very excessive. The

h teh ak' ef me iff to the United gi-etted that he should have to refer to Senate which the Libs;-gl Ggvemment. __ _ __ _ _ _ ieiligdfmmie exlfetéfel me iarioeii pee- him lu our Way that was uuklofl but ho wanted te abolish. thwarted the eeheme., New Camel-Bsix=t-Steiner “Form”-»drul;keds.timn=ia as

idered li' fth greatest i _ _ . ~

We ee em -ed me air... ...:.":.°::s.z ..:. 3:. .f.';i:.:f:'.:..°‘i:;“..2::.'“°“"°°“........_.1sR dread “Mawr .P€rlIliY»T»ll€l\l B llk¢ Dfl"l'l°8°- We ho" name of Liberal, but of obstruc- town, ungt'-fm 'tim m,}¢i0¢sA;,,i,1____},y`_'-_ ‘New Glroviooo- ` ~"¥9°~

long willingly oifenedto the peopleof the gignist. “tied thien e0x~elf_ei;_1;e2n,to wg: them; For/45ye,_,.s 1,, been |o°km_z_. _ _New Bm” Club __ _ bh‘Hs_l°'_“'d thai

~ u s . u e n ri e i . ' - . .

?:;tefuS;abt:: tT_§e;:_;mis;:::u;); 1:22; the building Of the railroad. He contends §:;3ys;Tde|t¢?;, Yi? Bgttgh __ NSW H°ll1°SP\1D8- “W I‘0WET°

’ ld . he °‘l Ulllllf ill? P¢0Dl¢ Of C2-llllllfl flllly lm” 5° All other countries that have "colonies '

C“°“d° P'°"‘l°" they ‘”"“ ”°‘l"°°“__ _ roadhwwryto ilnd outthathis perl! had treat them with- favor. Sir Wilfred bysivioslil=¢fr°¢¢<l=11lSBl°° f°°“’ "8 lm* mppled with the creat questions of the. Laurier visited the Pi-eviiiee ef ontario products. We do not under the preferen- day inastatesmanlike manner. The peo- and expressed himself as approving of

tiei eeriiredmiz British pmduets free ef ple of Csosfls are unanimous and of Preferential Trade and his speech lstobe T M ‘UE

» - 1 0l‘l¢_ 0Dllll0D _ tllal Dl`°SD€1'll:¥ found to-day in the Toronto Globe. He

duty or °emy'fh';'fh B";;°f§xu°:: is rife. butthe Conservative party demos afterwards pledged himself to secures _ _ _ 8l"¢“.\1Sa°°“ W7 em” the statement made that _it is due to wmmisgign, _Lager an he went, gg Eng. I . E I . f i , had t0 S¢ll~ WC fill U0 See that the Wim" Liberal l`\1l¢- The °flV9»U¢¢ Of Ulf? dal' lS land and attended the Diamond Jubilee. We have "caved the shpmsnt 0 th ' ox . ing arrangement is onesided or unfgix-_ or d_ue to the breaking down of the obstruc~ He was met in England by the Duke of . tum ue made by the kmiing, mgmhgtgggg-5 gmi

0 clam, more D100 made by the Llbeflll Party £0 l'-he Devonshire who made a speech stating

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that we wg t th B -V h mmufes '°“’“8hi f°flll by the L‘b°"°l°. that England who stood alone must look , up to-date in every respect. Call and see them. We expect

the hands of ` e rl 'S Conservative Party of Canada. Passipg to her wlgnies for food Sup T `

people than we pow Zrooeive- Nor on he deiined Mr. Fieidings attitude in p1y_ Sir Wilfred Laurier ai. , b.lance of our stock in afew days ` can we find in the utterance of British the province of Nova Scotia upon Con- though boumi by pledges, turned his lpublic men or of the British press that federation and claimed tooo when he back UDCD Pfefefentlal Trade and ‘le Britain is at all likely to reverse her long rammed from England ho oomoelled Mr- pounced it. claiming that protection

Fielding t0 &l>0ll<l0ll lllS D0llCY Every would beacurse to Canada and England

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_ a el. This action, SirC ‘ 4 8

duty upon breadstuifs. It is worse than Canada had not been achieved by the te,-ized asa base betrayal. Down to the _ ~

idle to cherish hopes that must in the Liberals and he Challenged l3ll0S€ “'ll0 flls' present hour Sir \Vilfred Laurier had

end prove delusive The question for us sented from his views to place their never give” fa reason for his

_ ' _ . HDSCPS “D011 One Single melisllfe lllltla-l1@"l change of front. The course he is pursuing _ . _

_ to consider is whether the existing pre- by the Liberal party that had wmributed of giving an advantage no England with _ JUS.. 0peDed_‘\ p0l‘tl0!1 Of Our fnll- B€0..k Of Gbrmtll

ference is to_ be maintained . or repealed, to the welfare of Canada. It ought to_be ou; getting anything in 1-etul-H15 the most and Ua_peS_ rl-hey are nicely stitched and silk lined ‘nd ve and there has been as yet no loud Call for an easy matter t0 “Hive ai' thc C0“Cll1Sl0H effectual way of killing Preferential Trade _ ` _ erpeah which party should merit the support of Sir Ciwries eieimed that at the Congress no hesitation in saying they are the prettiest goods in the

_._...___i1-- the €l€Ct.0I‘8.t€. Thére “'38 HOU 811 ll1l28lll~ Qf the Chambers gf Cgmmerce he hgd rg-

. _ . _ . ,-sent man present who when he found that .ceived the heargy Suppg;-1; gf Lg;-d Rest assured the value is all right.

Hon' Mr' Fielding In an Interview some h`s neighbor was not reliable but would S h

_ _ _ _ _ ' trat cona and a majority Of

weeks ago gaveadlstlnct lntunablon dlSt~I‘\1Sl'1 and g'lV€ the CO1d Qhe members of the Confel-enge_

the existing rates of duty are to be main- shoulder. The electorate of Canada know The Minister gf Finance had condemned tained. We are somewhat at a loss as to £00 Well ll0W f»l1¢ Liberal G0V€l‘l1lIl0Dl» Of the policy as a humbug, altho' the differ-

the object of this de1ivem_nce_ It Wm ` f0°d3Y gained DOWCT- He lla# Challenged ent Boards of Trade had recommendefl it.

As old as he was he expected to see Pre- V ‘ . = f 0 ’ 'I ’ _ C' ferential Trade the policy ofthe Empire. ' ` ` ' i Notwithstanding England’s strength on . ' '

_ The Millinery Leaders.. -

€St2lbll=`l1€fl trade P01505' bY imposing a thing that had added to the prosperity of S W 1 '~ ' ' harles gba;-ar;

land and on sea there is a fear of her food supply. He then referred to the aband- oning of the policy of Unrestricted Re- ciprocity and claimed that the only good feature in it _was the fact that the Liberal party were compelled to abandon the advocacy of 18 years. He closed his speech by predicting a glorious victory in the .next general election. He urged the electorate to elect Mr. Stewart as an addi- to the party’s coming large majority. He hoped to return at no distant date to ex- change congratulations.

At the conclusion of his speech the place

was very warm and Sir Charles left,t,h_e

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Council have placed the city wholly at the mZX_1il___lg'¥_l_?l?£aT{eAh his;-1_'54;D_i_e _£2111 I ID¢l'¢J’ Of Mr- Wuddeu 3115 his 0011111811? iilff/ __ _:, about store. Address with reference. forthe coming year. They have shut out `e _o_o B9! 278» ¢ll'»Y- - 5 1i_

<=»l»»e~»»°»» ue ~»e~d » ef tr ..‘;.‘f.i::°‘:.':i.2:*s.°.°:.r:: ie: _.i.?.e;“e.e.is

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TO-LE'1;.-The northern half of that leasantly situated house lately occupied

heriff Also for sale a superior iano at a bargain -MRS GEORGE WEBSTER

/ Sept. 5, 19(1), eod tf

omb is a corker for the money. lllll.. _I A 5 ggnt of ¢¢_Pa|_-,riot

Twist" chewing tobaccois 20. per centlarger than for merly

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Great Snap.

The 'Tourist Hotel Acadia (the only Hotel on `

this Province commended by Baedeker with a

I N G. Star) offered for sale with all its outbuildings

2.

_nd other appurtenances. The Proprietor re- tiring on account of age. Apply at the Hotel, Grand '1`rac.~.die Beach.-Sept. 1 d aw.

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Reopens after the Holidays on

Monday, August, 20th insi

enmanship, English Correspondence,

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Raspbefflesn » _ B msiness Methods, Shorthand., Typewrit

We can fill orders for Ri pbsrr-ies g, etc, have time by taking our couise ,

5-

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by the pail. Leave your orders eai ly. Special agpention w ,ew - -_ V T

A full stock of iceries on hand all [mg po” I -

FU I ii. i=. mannieaiiia co t "““° °"'=""*'“’

r.nw....- Queen Su... ° K _ Principal 8: Proprietor. -

Telephone connection f

-- ----- Chtown, Au; 3 1900 d&wtf

gr t f rad tes.

at the lowest possible prices was org ua

platform. ~

~ » coma tienbe .edu"*'t`ak»--‘- .s'

minor changes as eXP¢rien_c_e may demon- pa ’ cur. i ' you (C0l1lfllll1¢:l 011 Elgllt P8890 __ \. strate to-be necessary fromyear to year. _ s ‘ Goup the dread gage” mathégais f'

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---- 5°” 57 ‘ll °"“¥¥l°“° 25 *ntl stantly relieved by Bentley's Liniment.

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Are to hand;

'1‘hey`are ihe prettiestlot of clothes we hav e' ever 'We are busy making them up into stylish Suit!-

invite our patrons to examine out stock; ~ ~ All¢l0lhos made by. as are_gua_rante'sd to it. »

, ya , dry cellar, hot air eating, rent low. 1 \

éppl to R.L. Cotton, at Examiner Odice, ‘_‘\}l __ _ __ __ ' , '

ol. 'ii

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gi' PYf°mld f0l`m, makes Chwl “F008 ff' ogy me on Upper Prince Street. Newly; ' C C ` " '- s"-I ff

‘“ 3° ba-2°. booth groved at base, Will, fitted with bath room, eleatric light and '

_l /.P3 does away with sharp edges-ppm hot air furnace. Possession the lst of

The renomination ofMr. Alex. Martinas °_‘»'__- VBDUS breaking of hair, easil7'_ gcooloer- Apply to W' B- ,R0b?l`l'»S0l\,

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Y es, to serve youwith the

Underwear, Shirts Hats and Clothing

You require for the warm W6!-

ther.

Call and see how little money

We have just received 50 dozen Pre- At 9 30 a. in. A thorough and practical il

38fV8 JETS ID 2l°S% and stone The l training is given in the followin ;Book l takes to buy an Outnt' at

ie 'lb 1` _ _ 7 _ - ._ .g _ ?h;vigtvu ooo dchefp tl ollfaf Om Keeping, Commercial Law, Arithmetic,

f_Iave been more .han satisl`ac..ory this sprin -Our STOCK.: url J' HI T l do T -'-- _ -'_ dealiogsvith our customers.

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b LYLES, and PRICES are sure tradewinners-Before » “l*5~See_ what we can do for you --STORE CLf`)SES_at ‘° °X°€PtlIlg SA'l`URDAY’S open until 1_0,p.

lclllnaml

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are indebted to me make iminedi~.

at the Medical Hall

ittetown _

Having retired from business would Those who have not yet given us a trial, had better do so, if they WMI*

all who have received their accounts U“"8°"l9 'll ']°W°ll'7- ' .

Watclimaker and Jew eler.

Cor Gt large &