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KINDERGARTEN

Principal - - - Miss Wathen Primary Dept. - - Miss Barrett

Re-opens Tuesday, Septem ber 4th, 1909,

Lower fiat Kindergarten Building, Prince

Street.

C'arlottetown’s School of Music Director Prof. W. H. Wutte. Mise Smallwood’s Claerses Tuesday, Septem ber 4th, 1900.

The Directors Classes on Monday, Sep tember 24th, 1900, upetaire Kindergarten.

F Ss. MOORE, E UR.»

Secretary of Board of Trus

CANADA'S International Exhibition St. John, N. B.

resume

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Opens Sept: 10th, Closes Sept 19th. ;

fdditions have been” made [to the Live Scock prizes and a buttermaking compet!iion and exhibit of cheese making provided for, Amusements will, this year, be more than ever a prominent feature, including many unique and startling noveltics.

Fxcursion return tickets will issued from all stations at one fms'-class fare from

eptember 8th to 18th, both inclusive, good | to return until September 221), 1900; and ou | Tuesday, September 11th, and Monday, | Septembe 75 special excusicn tickets will be issued, not exceedit ng $3.50, from any sta tion on the P. E. Island railway, good to re- turn on third day inch ling date of issue. ‘Lhe return fare trom Summerside on Tues- day, 11th inst., and on Monday, J7th tast., will be $2. 50.

Fxhibitors de siring space in the buildiz cs oron the grout ds should make early en quiry and, for sales and special privileges im-

mediate application should be made.

Premiuin hsts and_entry forms wili be sent

n applica ion to CHAS. A. EVERETT, Mavager & Secretary. McLAUGHLIN, President WALTER jay View, A Guar and 5’

TENDERS.

Sealed tenders will be received THURSD AY, the 2oth day of September, next, at I2 o'clock noon, for the erecti brick and buildin g¢ OD the site « present Apothecaries Hail, in Char!

Plans and specifications pre} ared I Harris, Architect, may be n at tl McLeod, Morson and McQuarrie Square, Charlottetow:

Tenders to be addressed to the unders and marke! **Tender for Apothecarics Hz: Building.”

‘Lhe lowest or any tender not necessarily ac- cepted.

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PRINCH EDWARD ISLAND Agricultural

Industrial Exhibition

Open to the Maritime Provinces from

September 25th to the 28th, (900

—OVER—

$6000 in Prizes.

Ore ofthe greatest disenlaysof Live Steck, Poultry, F Tm Pre duets . Vevetabl sand Fruit ever brought together inthe Maritime Pro- virces,

Exhibits

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Lowest

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Special hib'tion a

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carried practically free cn all Gov- ailways.

xCursion rates for passergers

s Horse Racing, pur es $1300 00 ittractions in rdditicn to the Ex- d Races to be adver tised later. edation for every! cdy.

® Lists, Race Prcgrammes and all

n write R. SMALI.- WOOD, bec’y-Treasurer.

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F.L HAS ZARD, President.

sSehool Books

Schoo! Supplies

The latest in

szsercise Bcols, SIeribblers, etc.

Everything For The Student.

HASZARD & MOORE,

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A QUEBEC CONTEST.

Lum ago Driven Out by ‘Dodd’s K dney | Pills.

QuesKo, Sept, 2.— Although Quebec is! jcatied “the Gibraltar of America,” and | well deserves the name, it is by no means impregoable against the asesults of Kid.

ney Diseste. Fortunate'v the inhabitants bave an ally in Dodd’s Kiduey Pille that succeeds in driving the enemy out every time If gaing an entry.

| Soe time ego Mr. John Ball,of No. 57 Little Champlain St., was attacked by Lumbago, He suffered for two years without getting relief from any of the med:emnee he used. Then he tried Dodd’s Kidney Pills help-d him. He used only three boxes, acd is now well and strong in every way

A policeman’s club contains enough lumber to floor a man.

To Cure a Celdin One pay

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, Al! ruggists refund the money it fails to care 4c, K. W. Grove’s signature is on each box

Strange to say, Turkey and Greece are without telephones.

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Minard’s Liniment eures Burns, etc.

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One song in the storm is worth an en- tireconcert in the suushine.

DR. A. W. 1. CHASE'S 95, GATARRH CURE... ,

is sent direct to the diseased parts by the Improved Blower. Heals the ulcers, clears the air Passages, stops drop pings in the throat and permanantly cures

Catarrh and Hi {ay Fever. Blower free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co., Toronto and Buffalo.

—_—_—>> -@ «<< It trade is to follow the flag in China, it would do well to take a gun with it.

| Minard’s Liniment Relieves Neuralgia.

Fortv-iwo inventions relating to cycles were taken out !ast year by women.

icard’s Liniment for sale evarywhere.

The S&conrage of the Camp

Lospon, August 28, i commission bas ppointead by the goveroment tO lu

igre nba ure,cause and prevention

if d seniry aid enteric, and it will proceed to South Africa forthwib. The commis- ‘von consicta of Profeseor Simpson, King’s 1, Lor Proteesor Notter, of Net-

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Mojor Bruce, ‘he Examiner Calendar| FOR SzPTEMBER MOON’S CHANGES. First Quarter, 2nd. uli Moon, Sth. | (Juarter, 15th New Moon, 23rd. 3 chow Water Sun : MYCE WOR ca? Att | Bloor. Sets. Dcactiecnalcaed eee . Saturday | 226 25115 30 ‘6 28 Sunday 320} 3 46; 3L | 2 fonday |} 428; 452; 32 24 4|Tuesday | 5S 62 3 5| Wednesday| 7 <2) 7 50; 35 | 20 6\Thursday | 8 29 857 36 | 18 \Friday | 924 952] 37 16 8) Saturday | 10 4 1031! 38 | 14 9 Sunday | 10 45; 11 13} 40 | 12 10\Monday | 11 20) 11 48] 41 | 10 (1 Tuesday | 0 4 O33) 42 | 8 \2|Wednesday| 031]; J 6} 43 | 6 13 Lhursday, | 115 148 46 C4 14Friday | | 2 8| 237| 46 | 2 LS\Saturday | 310| 3 38 47 | 1 16\Sunday | 433} 5 O| 48 (5 59 17 Monday ; Be 6 22) 50 57 18 Tuesday | 7 2: 7 26) 51 55 19|Wednesday: 8 0| g 22) 52 53 20 Thursday 8 33} 9 5| 54 51 21' Friday 9 22} 9 43] 55 49 22 Saturday 9 56,10 17| 56 47 23 Sund ay 10 30; 10 * 58 45 24 [Monday | 10 54) 11 59 | 43 25 | i Tuesda 11 18 11 10 60 41 26)Wednesday | 11 39, 11 52) 1 | 39 27| Thursday 010 O 3 2 38 2&| Friday | 042; 106 8 35 aS\Saturday | 121) 146) 4 | 33 3C|Sunday 66 5 31

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A CARD

R. MACNEILL, BA: 1;

Having 30 years experience in the practice of his profession, may be con sulted on all branches of general medi cine including the specialties.

3rd door above Kindergarten Hall. Hours—g to 11 a. m. 1 te 3 and

to 8 p. m. dy & wkly 3 mos BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE.—As good

asnew, Purcbaser may have nickle rulers for r sieighing. Will be sold cheap.

LOST,-—-Between Goff Bros shoe store and Jenkins and Sons, a purse with 2 small sum of money and letter box key. The tinder will be rewarded by leaving same at this office.

“TO LET.—The house on Lewer Prince St now occupied by W B Robertson, Esq. Pos sessi On October lst. Apply to R * Macmillan

LOST.—In Bg: ketweem Queen Street and Navigation Co’ a parce! of clothing.

harf, Finder will be on mas re hn tably 1¢ warded by leaving

and the first box be used |

Office and Residence— Prince Street |"

SHARPENING KNIVES, “If you can’t have tender beet, the next hest thing is a sharp knife, said a | chop house proprietor, “and a sharp knife and poor beet are much _ better than the best beef anda dull knile. I know that from years of experience, ‘The conversation turned to the sub ject of carving-knives, andthe veteran said that “carvers were harder to keep in order than the ordinary table knives, because the one who carves Goes not make use of the stecl as should. “It may be an ecid in the beef, or it may be the moisture, or the heat,

something about hot roast beet that takes the edge off a knite, and makes it rip where it should cut, and the faci that tha knife is not affected that way by mutton or ham makes me that the dullness is a_ result of action of beef ingredients blade.

This view was confirmed by the pro- prietor, who said: “I have handled carving knives asa manufacturer and at my table for many years, and I know that the best knives wall not cut properly when used on hot roast beef unless the steei is used atter every few cuts. The steel need not be rough as some people imagine; in fact, a well-worn steel is better than one “with a rough surfaoe, and a few passes “over

the on the

The man whorubs and a carving knife for five minutes and thinks that he has it allright and may send the steel away, makes a great mistake. He shoula keep the steel handy, and rasp the knife over it light | ly a few times after every cut or two. |And even then he will accomplish nothing unless he knows how to use the two instruments. A carver must be ‘held at-an angle of twenty-five degrees | on the steel. One must be careful to | have the angle the same on both sides, otherwise the knife will be made dull instead of sharp. The knife should be drawn on the steel from heel to point against the edge, and the pressure should be very light. Cutlers have certain rules for sharp-

ening razors, pocket knives, etc., as well as carving knives. A razor must

be laid flat on the hone, because it is | hollow ground{and requires a fine edge But a pocket knife requires a stiff edge and the moment you lay it flaton a stone, soas to touch the polished side, you injure the edge. It must be hele at an angle of twenty to twenty- tive degrees, and have ar edge similar to a chisel.

Charlotte Bronte Not Ficttere? An interesting anecdote of Charivite Bronte is recalled by Mrs. Humphry Ward in her biographical introduction to “Vilette.” In 1851 the authoruss, having refused repeated invitations to London, on the ground that having done no work she deserved no treat, finally consented .to pay a short visit to the family of her friend and pub- lisher, Mr. George Smith.

Thackeray was at this time at the » height of his popularity in London, and Miss Bronte arrived in time to hear his second lecture on the English hu- morists.

When it was over, Thackeray, who had recognized the timid little woman sitting by Mrs. Smith, came down from the platform, and, shaking hands with Miss Bronte, asked her how she liked it. There are few persons whe would not have been flattered by such an attention, but Miss Bronte, on the contrary, was almost offended by it, and when she introduces a similar in- cident in “Vilette” she comments on the restlessness and the lack of de- sirable self control on the part of the lecturer.

From the beginning, a correspendent states, the conduct of the Russians has been a blot onthe campaign. The re- cital of nutorious facts speaks more forcibly than could any adjectives. | When entering P ekina correspondent saw Cossacks smash down Chinese women with the butts of their guns and pound their heads until they were dead. The Cossacks would pick up children barely old enough to walk, hold them by the ankles, and beat out their brains on the pavement, Russian officers looked on without protest.

C6 WLoor—

This signature is on every box of the genuine

Laxative Bromo-Quintine vavicts

the remedy that eures a cold in one day

fhe Vaccination Act 1886,

Onpnd efter Monday Augnat 20:h, next, Vaccinstion will be attended to by the undersigned, under the provisions ot thie Act, at their respective offices, from 2 to 4p. m., daily, for the present.

(Signed) RIC HARD JOHNSON, M. D. PETER CONROY, M. D. Supts. of Vaccipatior. Ch’town, Aug. 15'h, 1990.—taw tf,

it with the knife produces a gond edge | manipulates !

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or | all three, said the expert, “but there 1s °

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Speech and Ambidexterity.

“Tlere’s a scientist,”” she said, look- ing up from the paper, “who asserts that the reason people are right hand- ed is that the motor speech function controls the right side of the body and consequently right handedness grows with speech.”

“Is that so?” he returned, deeply in- terested. “It is indeed strange, then, that many women car use thejr left bands at all, is it not?”

Making the Best of It,

“Will you have this bere woman te be your lawful wedded wife?’

“That’s what I lowed I would?’

“Will you love, honor and obey her?”

“Ain’t you got that switched roun’, parson?” said the groom.

“John,” said the bride elect, “don’t you reckon the parson knows his busk ness? Answer the question!”

“Yes,” sald the groom, “I reckon I'll have to!”-—Atlanta Constitution.

Another Change Likely.

Miss Breezy —1 see she’s married again.

Miss Lakeside—Yes; enth, and I don’t think she much for him.

Miss Breezy—No?

Miss Lakeside—No. graver’s today when she left her order for her new She only ordered 50.—Philadciphia Press

at any given

this is her sev- cares very

I was ar the en- visiting cards.

is estimated that time, in Germany ak 1.509.000 per- sons re ted w ynstmption and 1,200,000 iu America have it at ali times. [Professor Hirsch pronounces it emphatically ase of all times, all countries and ali races.

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Trouble in The Stomach

Which Doctors Failed to Remove, Cured by Less Than Two Boxes cf Ar. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Piiis.

The experience of Mr. Blackweli is similar to that of many sufferers with cbronic indigestion. Stomach medicines will seldom really cure indigestion. The kidneys and liver must be set right, and the bowels made regular ane@

active. Mr. Joseph Blackwell, Helmesville, Cnt., says :—“I gerived more benefit

from the use of Dr. Chase’s Kidney- ~iver Pills than from any other medie cine I ever took, and can highly re- commend them for stomach troubles, I was in a ae state and could hardly work at my t trade, I tried most every kind of medicine and doctors, until I was tired Anssoeinae and be- fore I used one box of Dr. Chase’s Kid- ney-Liver Pills I could see that they were helping me, and after taking a box and a half, fourd that I was cured.”

Nearly every family on the continent has used Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills er heard of the remarkable cures they have effected. One pill @ cose, 25¢ a box, at all dealers, or Ede manson, Bates and Co., Toronto

A. A. MeLean@. 6. Barrister et<,, Srown’s Bleck Charlettetown.

Meney to Loan.

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ENGLISH MALT

Plaia or Spiced, 60¢ per

The Model Crand

For kee ing the pi and good there is no Coe

gar than this, 7 tae DrOof at,

But some prefer 6c per gal. or White Wine ang. per gal. If 60 wy.

Range.

The

made.

Cidar at 40¢ have trem good and strong,

SANDERSON & yf

Who sell beat Vinegsr ang pick ling spices. —

finest range

Lots of rererences. Cook stoves as low as $11. reo

BARBADOS MCLASSES &

Indies,

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Dodd &

Direct from West

kK rs Malabar. 200 puns. tierces and bbls, og 6 “ y badoes. Molusses.

300 bbls. bright Grocery § Now low.

landing Connolly's what” ead nal N. RATTENBURT,

Aug 20th—eod.

Jamaica Cordial ska ‘makes a nice healthy sume beverage but also acts as a 't onic for the stomach, Itis [put up in 25e bottles,

Fruit Syrups. We a full line of the best Fruit Syrups. The flavors ia- clude Lemon, Pineapple, Var- illa, Respberry, Strawberry, Lime Fruit and ~ vinegar.

Montserratt Lime Juiceis said to be the best im the world. We have just received several cases of it, pus up in pint aul quert bottles Itge § farther than any other on a count of its nipeatel strength.

West India Lime Juice only 15¢c a pint at

Beor & Coff

The Ons Who Cooks

knows there is one sure way to reach a man’s heart, and that is by always having a nicely spread table. To do this you must have choice groceries, canned goods and provisions.

Ye Can Help You There:

We have the best of everything in that line What we want is your trade; can we have it

° JOHN McKENNA,

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that Cuts the BIG STUFF

No Binder ever was made that will do better work or more oiit.

Send us your ad- dress on a card

The F. & W. new No. 2 Binder.—Ats. and 6ft. cut.

Send for our 1900 caia'ogue— sent free to any address. It will pay you to get one,

Local Agents verywhere

our goods,

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