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> at Weeks stvlish, rth $4.75, special at S295 at W ex KS. Xa samers, to cl ar , at S'2.00 at Weeks. Olid Bankrupt S10.00. to clear each at $1.00 at Weeks.

ulies New Fur,Astrachan Jackets

regular $27.00, quality, special at SIS.50O at W eks Ladies warm woolen Undervests.

worth 25e and 28¢e; selling at 1Se and 22¢ at Weeks

Gents he avy Seotch all wool Lin- ders and Drawers, worth cial at per suit

$1.25 at Weeks. Another line extra heavy Shetland, recuiar $1.40 each, at per suit, (42 inch size) $2.25 at Weeks, Heavy all wool sox, 28c quality at 22%e at Weeks. A large lot of bankrupt 4 ply linen Collars, at to clear each 10¢ at Weeks.

Gents Unlaundried White Shirts, reinforced back and front, fine linen, worth $1,00, at

75¢€ at Weeks.

Ladies Kid Gloves, 4 pretty pearl buttons, dressed or undressed, regular $1.24), at

70c each,

S89e at Weeks, Ladies Colored Lacing Kid Gloves, wcerth 95c a pair, now at 65¢ at Weeks Ladies all wool seamless cashmere hose, worth 35c at 25c at Weeks. NOTE.—tThe above is only a frac- tion of Weeks many bargains. We keep uothing but a first class dry goods stock, Ladies’ and Men’s Wear.

We Buy Cheap for Cash and Sell Cheap, TRY THE PEOPLE’S STORE.

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lot ot Capes, Jacke ts |

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THE DAILY EXAN

TELEGRAPH

SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER,

‘NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL.

ttle Loan

| A Li A PROPOSITION DECLINED,

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yndon, will float a loan for ten

yn dollars, Halt the amount is to

tire treasury bills now outstanding. The other five millions are to meet tie Crow’s

Nest pass subsidy and to pay for the St. Lawrence canal en argement, ithe Government of Canada emphatical- ly declines to accede to the request of the | the Wash-

le

| United States authorities that ington sealing conference shall. inclu resentatives of Japan and Russia.

Mr. Blake will return to Greav Britain almost immediately.

WOLSELY'S WARNING.

The Army Needs Improvement

Loxpon, Sept. 24.—Lord Wolseley, in the course of a speech at Glasgow vester- day, said that the British army machinery was Strained and out of gear. He advocated a sufficient increase of the force to meet all emergencies.

Continuing, the commander-in-chief remarked: “The navy has been restored to its ancient and proud pre-eminence. But it is arrant folly todeclare that only the navy is required for our protection. Great Britain requires a moderate sized army of perfect quality to protect the islands and bold her coal stations beyond the seas.”

GLADSTONE’S DENUNCIATION

The European Concert in the East.

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Result: Pain, Shame and Mischief,

Lonpox, Sept. 24.—The Chronicle of yesterday publishes an extract from a letter written by Mr. Gladstone, under date of Sept. 22nd. In it Mr. Gladetone says | that “the pain, shame and mischief of the | last two years in the Eastern policy of

Great Britain transcend entirely the powers

of any language I could use concerning

them. The sum is this: Firstly, a hundred thensand Armenians have been slaughtered with no security against a repetition, with

Wholesale and Retail

greater profit to assassins; secondly, Tur-

key is stronger than at any time since the’ Crimean war; thirdly, Greece is weaker than atany time since she became a kingdom ; fourthly, all this is due to the European concert—that is, the mutual hatred and distrust of the Powers,”

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Cottage and ‘Town Lots For Sale,

To be eoid by public auction on the premises on Wednesday, 6th October, at the honr of 12 o’clock noon, that com-

rtable and commodious Cottage and

ewn Lots No’s 38, 39 and 40 in the 2nd Lundred in Charlottetown.

ALSO—At the same time the field opposite thereto and east of and adjoining the Gas Works. Both properties being owned by the Gas Company. Terms cash. For particulars apply to

H. J. CUNDALL, President Ch’town Gas Light Company Sept 21, °97—thur and men till sale

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BONN ART

Chinaware in:the newest and paettiest designs only 25c per piece.

Come to

Sunnyside Bookstore of

for bargains iu all sorts Fancy Goods.

HASZARD & MIOGRE

Sunnyside Bookstore. LOST - Between Frince Of Wales College and Exhibition Grounds, to-day, a satchel containing money or goods finder will please

leave at Jr. Conroy’s office. sep 23

FOR SALE.—A_ nice driving ponv up headed and free driver. will be sold ata bar- gain. Apply at this office sep 18 4i

STRAYED SHEEP,—Strayed to the prem- ises of John Harper, on Sunday morning, a sheep, Owner May have same by proving property ane p#ying for this advertisment.

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Ncw is the time to buy

BULES.

We have a large stock for out door and indoor culture,imperted from Holland, China and other countries of production. No better varieties or higher qualities are procurable anywhere. Uur prices are lower than those of any of the foreign dealers for rame quality of Bulbs, and buyers have the advantage of Seeing what they are getting.

MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY

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Hyacinths, Tulips.Cro- eus, Bermuda Easter Lilies, ¢ himese Sacred Lilies, Freesias, Narcis- sus, also Hyacinth Glasses

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Booksellers & Stationers.

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We expect ina day or two a direct importation from France of the finest line of Cased Pipes and others we have ever shown. Our special order cased pipes (A. W. R.) we war- rant first amber.

These goods will be sold at 20 per cent. cheaper than ever before.

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M KENNA’S DECISION. Appeal From it te be Made to Congress. New York, September 22.—The Times kaye, speaking of Attorney-General Me- Kenna’s decision : © It will b2 a mortifying | Opinion to Senator Elkins, who had just | avowed his authorship of it, aud his share | of responsibility for its incorporation in ' the Dingle’: law for am schievous purpose, To the members of the Conierence Com- | mittees of the two Houses the opinion can culy be regarded as a calm and argument-

ative, but none the less, humiliating ver- i dict of incompetency to make a bad law, if they intended that it should be as bad | as the harshest interpretation of it would make it: and of stupidity if the confreres

|} imagined that they had accomplishet all that they were invited to do. If the object ot the contrivers of this section, de- prived, by the In'erpre & ion of the Attor- ney- General, of all new force it was. ex- pected to have, was to throw intothe hands of tne American trans-continental rail - ways some of the trafic now enjoyed by the Canadian Pacifie Railway, that object has been d: fe ted by the opinion. That an Opinion favurable to such an interpretation was expected is obvions from the declara-

, sole

tions of persons in favor of a discrimina— ting duty that the opiniou is regarded as unsound,

** The appeal from the Attorney Gen- eral’s opinion will be to Congress at its next Smarting under Mr. Me Kenna’s lecture, it is safe to assume that Allison and Dingley wil! not undertake to “shp in’ without the fullest discussion, or in spite of an intelligent enquiry and op position, any interpretation of the law or policy of protection antagonistic to the business interests of the whole country.”

To those zealous promoters of the de-

Fession.

' velopment of the American merchant mar-

ine who relied upon an opinion favorable to them to force importations of foreign goods by American vessels, or by foreign

| vessels through American ports only, or to accept a penalty of ten per cent, which

they supposed had been inflicted upon merchandise imported in foreign ships

| through “‘contiguous territory,” tLe Attor- £ FS >

ney-General must app2ar io be heartlegsly and hopeless!y un-American. For be was ewept aside as worth of small considera- t on and prompt rejection, two of the eon- by the authors of this rection that yromised to be so vexatious, and has devoted his legal ability chiefly to showing the inconsistency ofthe third contention, that proposed discrimination siidto be against goods in a foreign | country not contiguous to the United | States but which shall “came into” the | United States from a contiguous country. | The A torney-General censiders such im- ' portations as practically “direct” as was msintained by the representatives of those international railway companies who ap- peared betore him while he was consider: ing the request for an iuterpretation of the language of the law.”

The World saye: “Section 22 was “slipped” into the tariff bill, as Speaker. Reed has told us. Thatis to say, Con- gress never meant to enact any such thing, but it did enact it, thanksto the activi y and ingenuity of as] ppery slipper or tlippers in theenploy of the railrcad ‘combine.’ Now McKenna has slipped it out. In a decision the meaning of which no God of Olympus could possibly fathom, he rules tnat the section his a0 validity, or, accurately speaking, that it does not mean what it says or anything else. This makes an end of 22. Audthatis well. The section was inten’el to prevent the importation of goods over the Canadian Pacific Railway, and thus to compel im: porters to bringin their goods sat San Francisco and pay foreign charges to the Huntington crowd,

“To the ordinary intelligence, secticn 22 is perfectly plaia and simple. It imposes & dsertuaiaiaine duty of 10 per cent on ail goods that cannot come into the United States through Canada. But McKenna is a lawyer, and as such he knows how to

| “wallop” his decision in a maze of mean-

ingless words that seem very erudite.

Vaxcovver, Sept. 2!—On Sunday the 12th inst, the Hon. G R. Colborne, aide de campe to Geo. Montgomery Moore, commander of the Imperial forces in Canada, effected a gallant rescue of a five- year-old child from drowning, by plung- ing #fter the little fellow into the waters of English Bay, adjoining Stanley Park in this city, the boy having fallen over the low parapet of the }ark bridge, which there spans a narroyv tidal inlet. The rescue was speedily effected, neither of the immersed being much the worse save for a thorough drench with salt water, though the boy was naturally much affrightened. The prom ptitude of the gallant officer was much conimended by the few who happen- ed io be near at the moment. Mr.” Colborne was on a brief visit to Vancouver at the time in the company of his chief.

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MESSAGE TO MEN

Proving that True Honesty and True Phil- antrophy still Exists,

If any man who is weak, nervons and debilittaed, or who is suffering from any of the various troubles resulting from youth- } ful folly, excesses or overwork, will take | heart and write to me, I will send him con- | fidentially and tree of charge the plan pursued by which I was completely restor- ed to perfect health and manhood, after years of suffering from Nervous Debility, loss of Vigor and Urganic Weakness.

I have nothing to sell, and therefore want noemoney, but as I know through my Own experience how to sympathize with such sufferers, | am glad to be able to assist any fellow--beings to a cure. I ain well aware of the prevalence of quackery, for I mvself was deceived and imposed upon vatil I nearly lost faith in mankind but I rejoice to say that I am now pertectly well and happy once more and am desirous therefore to make this certain means of cure known to all. If you will write to me you can rely upon being cured and the proud satisfaction of having been of zreat service to one in need will be sufficient re- ward for my trouble. Absolute secrecy assured. Send 5c silver to cover postage and address Mr. G. Strong, North Rock- 135 p&w.

Honest, full sized bottles, uniformity of quality, great strength and pnrity are characteristics of Sovereign Flavorirg Gxtracts. Try them.

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SHIP NEWS

Port of Charlottetown

ENTERED.

Anderson, Tidnish. CLEARED.

Sept 23-—SS Electra, McLaren, Monta- gue; Tartar, Irving, Richibucto; M C Me- Lean, Buntiv,Sydney; Welcome, Acderson, Tidvish; Fanny Young, Porrior, Glace Biy; Lady Fraoklin, Garcir, Pictou; How- ard L, Farrow, Sydney.

For fur goods ofall kinds no place like Beer Bros.

For dress goods that stylish, Bros.

For pretty hats and bonnets, no place like, Beer Bros.

For handsome jackets, ata low price. Beer Bros.

During Exhibition Week, Weeks & Co. will give aspecial discount on al! goods, Big bargains will be given in ladies and gents furs of al] kinds. Ladies new cloth jackets at unusually low prices. We have rare snaps in Jadies and men’s uunderwear, sox and shiris. 220 lw For barga'ns in Dry Goods no place like Beer Bros.

Weeks & Co nave one of the finest stocks, of dry goods inthe city and you can save money on every purchase by trading with Weeks & Co., the people’s store. 220 lw

are no place like Beer

oun P. E. Lb. Jas Paton & Co

Patons leading Department, Mantles,

Gystersat Victoria Cafe. by quart, and on the shell. De. livi red to any part of city. ~ John BP. Joy.

Buy beautiful bulbs. See the new advt. of Ge». Carter & Co. 210 dy&wy “Just Right Jackets” at close cut prices. See our ad. —Moore and McLeod.

Not. Discovered Yet.—There are lots of friends who have not yet found us ont. We want you to know that our lines of spectacles, watches and jewelry our choice and cheap and would like you to eall.—G. F. Hutchinson, Queen Street. 220 5i Eye Testing.—Special study and a good practice have qualified us to give positive evtisfaction in fitting glasses.—G. F. Hurchinson, Queen St. Jeweler. 720 5i The lady who 1s particular in choosing her fall hat wants to do her choosing here.-—Moore & McLeod.

In handling oysters great care and great cleanliness is required. Victoria Cafe has all the latest appliances for this, including patent carriers, imported from New York last season.—John P. Joy, Victoria Cafe

A |uxury for rich and poor; as cheap to the one as to the other, A deli- cious soup made with

fach square makes 1} pints of soup at a cost of 20c. Include a package in your next groc-

ery order.

Grocers Sell Them.

ARTHUR P. TIPPET & 60.

General Agents, Montreal

Neuralgia

In the head is almost tavenaity-comes by decayed and abscessed teeth. n’t suffer needlessly when youcan be releived in a few hours and cured in a few days by the careful treatment we will give you.

J.H. AYERS

DENTIST. P. . Painlesseatrac‘ion of tecth,

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Sept 23—Ella Maud, Irving,Richibucto; s3.Electra, McLaren, Montague; Welcome,

The leading Jacket House)

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NEW DRESS GOODS The latest styles and Materials now in stock. New Fall Jackets and Capes, New MMillinery, New WE illinery New Mfiillinery Materials,

If you want first-class word, get your hat or bonnet made at our Millinery Our display of fall and winter dry goods is getting complete. everything is of excellent value, and it will pay you to trade at the Sunnyside Dry Goods Store.

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There 1s a wide range of qualites, but a lot o7 them are good garments, something to please particular people.

Ready To-morrow

“What we advertise we have.”

Moore & McLeod

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