THE DAILY
EX4°0NER, CHARLUTTETOWN,
AUGUST 7, 3899
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Wholesale Agents.
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bearing date 1899 are in u here
Uur terms are aiways satisfactory to
sur students. Send card for pros ectus | this dat ue P. O Box 242 | OXENBPAM €th town Aug 1 189 Prir Prot
Glass Preserve dara
We have just received abvut
100 dozen glass preserve Jars direct from.the factory. ‘ihe tops are in two pieces, and
the jars We pints,
when screwed down, are perfectly air-tight. have assorted sizes quarts ana half-gallons.
Special low prices by the dozei
Beer & Coff
GROCERS
TENDERS.
Sealed ‘Tenders will / received by the andersigned, until! the 12th of AUGUST, next trom parties willing to construct and com- plete the new R. C. Church at Kinkora, according to Plans and Specifications to be seen at the Bishop's Palace, Ch’town, up to July 20th; and at the Parochial Residence, Kinkora, ‘after that date.
+ No tender will be considered unless aceom- ganied by acertified cheque of $i/0.00 or approved note of hend for that amount, re: turnable if tender is not accepted, and for- feited if tender is thrown ur voy Contractor. Lowest orany tender not necessarily ac-
cepted. . J.J. MCDONALD. }
1 2 £.d6i, w4i 2aw 3wks
FOR SALE
290 ACRES OF LAND AT LOWER MONTAGUE
fhe subseriber offers for sale her farm situ- ate at Lower Montague, King’s County, cen- sisting of 320 acres of land, 140 of which are clear and ira high state of cultivation, the remainder being covered with a valuable szTrowth ef fencing, fire wood and timber. There is a comfortable house and good out- buildings ov the premises; also a large orchard of young trees, This farm is most convenient, ly situated, being about midw ay between rgetown and Montague Bridge, and quite
aear schools, churches, mills, etc. ? For further particulars apply at the office of | Mathieson & Bently, Georgetown, or on the | premises to Mr. Benj, E. Wright
SOPHIA MCDONALD, j Montague Bridge, July 99
FARM FOR ‘SALE
Sixty acres of arable land and 5 acres Marsh land at Mt. Herbert, Lot 48, about ¥ i acres of farm in a goed state of eultiv ation, | f< #d dwelling honse, barns and coach house j
premises’ The prc perty is well situated. i cvnavenient to churches, school, and g shipping facilities,
An everlasting supp!y of marsh mud on the !
Termseasy Apply at the officeo |
groverty. r,.A A MeLean, |Solicitor, Ch’town, or to the undersigned si PATRICK O'GRADY, uly 7 Pownal St, Ch’town
A STATESMANS WORKK.
(Montreal Gazette.) be Moncton Transcript finds that the y suspicious feature about the Pacific ion introduced by the Laurier Government is that it met Tupper’s appro- Vai. lt is the spirit of this sneer that a great leal of what pasees for Liberal criticism ot the Conservative leader is conceived;snd ‘ is not creditable to Conservatives tbat some Of them seem to allow their views of one of the ablest men Canada’s pub.ic lfe has produced to be affected by the jibes or slandera of,the meanest newspaper press in North America. Io this Pacific cable matter Sir Charles Tupper acted 10 keeping with hisrecord. He was direct- ly concerned in the inception of the scheme and helped it in its start, and though the forinoes of politics put the duty of adding he final in other bands, he was ready to second and approve of the process. He was simply consistent with his re~ cord, as a worker for the country’: rreat interests, That has been his role from the first. Were it not for him Nova jim might have actea the same pert in Co ae projcct as Neawf-unod- end a detracted from ‘i+ compiletene-s of the Dc mminion. Hesup ported the addi« the Northwest Terricories to the
, | . cane resoiu
slages
tion of
sred of the origina! provinces, and was mainly instrumental io securing the assea' of Parliament to the scheme which
convected the Pacific with the Atlantic coast and made the union commercial and sentimental as well as political. He isa cullder. It was the most ratural thing in the world that the Pecific cab'e schene, being an extention of the prejects Le had fathered, should receive bis support. Sach sp- port to most people will be an added
reason for holding the cable scheme to be a good one. But it is not only in regari to the Pacific cable that Sir Charles Tup- per has approved the Government’s policy. Only the otherday the Premier was glad toread in Parliament a letter from him supporting the resolution in regard to the Transvaal Republic, which the Liberal Government shought it wise tohave adopted. And only a few days before that agaia Sir Charles Tupper bad vut himself on record in regard to the Alaskan boundary dispute in a way that *howed both Great Britain and the States that ID main- da’s conieptions the Govern= nent was soeaking for the Canadian peo-
, and had their undivided support.
ere are On the record things that. make
loubtful, bad the position ot parties beeo reversed, 2f Sir Wilfrid Laurier could have done as much. Such eneers as the Travscrip’s are the outcome of
United taloing Can:
t.e fact that Sir Charles Tupper ie too brosd a@ man to be mea enred by the ordinary partizan’s tape. The events of the present session have helped a great many, ania great many outside of the ranks of b's political supporters, to realize this,
sone Alitetestteccens AUTHOR OF DAVID HARUM.
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A-vmpsthetic scerch ofthe late El- war Noyes Wescot, i3 contributed to the
Augn-: number of the “The Nationaal! May zine” by Maitland Leroy Osoorne.
He says in part:
“Tne house is closed, and a sign in the window announces that it is forsale. As I went up the pathway, which the author bad so often trod, a feeling’of sadness crept upon me at the thought tbat the place was soon 40 pass into alien hands.
And again in writing of the time that elapsed between the completion of “David Harum” and its. acceptance by the pub- lishers :
“Thea folowed the beart breaking period during which the fate of his pro-~ duction was indoubi. Inits pages he had woven the poetic memories of a lifetime. Under the pathetic conditions of its being it bad grown to bea partof h:s life. Con-
fined now to his bed, utterly helpless, realizing at last that he was Dever again to rise—each rebuff that the child of his brain received feli with crushing force on the author, sapping his little? remaing store of life at an alarmingrate. As the conviction Fslowly grew on him that his long months ot weary toil were wasted, that the thing he had wrought with the last rema‘ning strength of heart and brain was not the fair creation he had thought it, his dispair became pitiable.”
C. C. RICHABDS & CO.
Dear Sirs,—I have used MINARD’S LINIMENT in my stab’e for over a year and consider it the very best for horse flesh J e.n get and strongly recommend it,
Gro. Hoves.
Livery Stables, Quebec.
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When you are nervous and sleepless, take Huod’s Sarsaparilla. It makes the nerves strong and gives refreshing sleep.
White Goods Festival now on at My Store—Sentner, Mc Leod & Co Evesy Lady should read their ad in this issue
ARTIFICIAL t coooee MK KETH
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DR. JCBN P. MURRAY
Queen Street near London House,
The Peace Conference | official govern- leagthily |
Sr. Pererssurc, Aug 5.—The messenger yertstday publishes a ment cé mmuoigue revie Wiby the result of the Hague peace After referring to the sympathetic recept- | ion the powers accorded the czar’s mag- nanimous appeal for peace, it proceeds :— “The results of the conference have fully come up to the expectations of the government, It has been found neces- sary tor the conference to postpone a settlement of the complicated question of the suspension of armaments Sot:] fully elucidated by the different gov~ Nevertheless the lightening of burdens is already admitted by inananous resolutions. On the otner hand bors of the conference will doubtless
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lefinate
erpments
in ary
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exercise ipfluence in regulating the cus iom< of war and stopping cruelties. The
various states bave agreed to use all their resources in favor of the maintenance of peace al the abolition of war. It is now an established fact that mediation, which has hitherto depended on the good will of the states interested, can nenceforward be
offered by a third power on its own initiative, The Commun'qae concluding : “With
out impairing the sovereign rights of th: individual staves, the results afford a fres!: basis for internation al peace. The neces- -ity for a solution of the ezar’s propossl is admitted by +il the powers, and the march of events will indicate the means to be employed in securing the welfare of mankind «and the full attainment of the objects in view.
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The big, bearty healthy man isa con tinual irritation tohis dyspeptic friend, Conetipat on is the root of nine-tenths ot
sickness of men, and of alarge propor- tiou of (he sickness of women It can be cured easily, naturally and quickly.
Nature iscontinualy worki.g as bard as
she can to throw off imparities, and to force out poisonous refuse matter When there i¢ an tispediment, Dr. Puierce’s
*Jeasaat Pel.ets set the wheels working again withoutany trouble. They assist pature in a gentile, healthfu!, efficient way. Ther-is nothing violent about their acvion and yetit is just as certain asif it were twice as violent. “You do not become a slave totheir use.” They are different and betier than soy other pill for the cure of constipation, headache and kindred derangements, Almost all draggisis us- derstand this, and are conscientious enough to tell youso. The druggist who tries to ell youa sabstitute is not asate man from whom to buy madicine.
Send 31 one-cent stamps te cover Cost of wailing only, aud receive free a copy of Dr. Fierce’s Medical Advise:. Address World’s Dispensary Medics! Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
Forward Flavers
Few people enjoy the flavor of garlic with plum pudding.
It is impossible to wash chipped cooking utensils thoroughly clean—con- sequently yesterday’s ingredients flavor to-day’s dinner when such utensils are used. The
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500 Improved Milk Gans—~
By the introduction of machinery, we have overcome the trouble complained of in the slopping over of milk’cans
Ail orders fo» NON-SLUPP- ING MILK CANS | filled promptly, wholesale or retail.
f A McLEAN, Masenic Temple, Charlottetown
For Sale or To Let.
That very desirable three story brick building, situated on Dorchester Street, near corner of Queen.
This is one of the finer’ onsiness stands
in the city. with fros* prow cel'a- — poud shop, office and 15 le ve us V¥ > OC : 7 There is also @: =e premises a gone stable. Terms -::: «erate. For further p tticula: apply to the owner.
MRS OWEN CONNOLLY, Connolly House, Esplanade
Gas snd electric lights.
conference. | tjor.-
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More Ballot Frauds.
Toronto, Aug 4—Mr. Justice O: | ha= icsued an ordertorthe tnepection cf biliot= cast inthe North Waterloo +¢l*c-
It will be remembered that Mr. Breithaupt, tre ii heral, lefeated Dr Luc] * per, the yore viously elected Conservative candidate, who was unsesied on atechn'- eality, and that the re urns showed a uo = over which wasconfinec. toa usps ou
degree, in the city of Berlin.
to o.1e or two i
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had its origin away down i proves that with age come
the clerk said “they were oi ply her with another just
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Queen St. Store.
Pecples’ Druggist
Sometimes they
ire more expensive than veed be.
re not 80 re.iable
1€ prices of drugs together,
The Apoth- come time ago. ioos from pure
‘rungs at the proper prices— no fancy profits
reliable epecia) found
— the maio be found right
ip every case.
(60. E Hughes
The Peoples Druggist Apothecaries Hal]
nextto St. Joseph Conven < and garden. a
TO LET—Dwelling house -“ Pownal St,
t. Large stable,
Apply at Dodd’s Medical j
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You are about tv launch your plans for the fall and winter season, you want to bet- ter your condition, you want to buv the best goods made for the lowest possible
prices,
We know everybody kuows that if you want to get honest goods at honest prices, vou must go to a store that carries adis- tinctive line of popular price 2d clothing, that is backed up with solid merit.
it. Reform Clo thing. |
You have heard it spoken of only as the very best tailored and the surest fitting clothing made.
You have 3rand
Why you kav2 not examined this cloth- ing is of decidely more interest to you than it is to us, because we have very little trouble in selling : all w2can buy. Once it gets a hold in your neighborhood nothing can stop its popularity.
Our fall and winter line will prove the
stumbling block of all competition. Never have we selected a stock with such care, never have we had the pleasure
of securing suca a magnificent line to select from.
The fall stock will be opened in the course of a few weeks,
Don’t order a suit or overcoat ‘ill you see this line.
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