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Wen the Goverror-Geseral waa in Daweon City there was presented to him, ' an address by the people from whch we lqu he following paragraph :— | «© During the year 1895 the grievances and oppression of the people of the terri- t became #0 great that it drove the popu ation of this territory into such a siate that rebellion was only prevented by he «nergetic persuasions on the part of he loyal Britieh subjects residing in tbe Yukon territory, who pledged their word

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN SEPTEMBED 10, 1900

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LY BXAMINER

SEPTEMBER 10, 1900.

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WHAT THE PEUPLE SAY.

hat these wrongs would be righted wheo aod ak +Oon as they were brought to the kaowledge of the Governreent and Parlia- ment of Canada, and the assurancer at the time given by the loyal citizens of Her Majesty bave not yet been made good and sour petitioners are of the op‘nion that euch grievances have never been known to exist in any British colony beretofore and are even worse than those which caused the diseensions in Canada in 1837 end 1885, and exceed the erievances which caused the outcry of Uitianders of the Travsvaa!.”

This beara out the charges of Sir Hibbert Tupper !

NOTES ‘AND COMMENTS,

— Great Britain, through the ageney of Lord Roberts, has now formally annexed the second of the so-called republics of Sevth Africa. The extent of territory thus added to the Queen’s Dominione is 167,465 square miles, an area about three quarters the size of that of Ontario, while the area of the colonies in South Africa is increased from 241,771 to 409,235 square miles,

—The Montreal Star reports that news that the high hand shake has been discarded —‘‘ shaken,” so to speak—is given on reliable authority.

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A very interesting shooting match took place at North Lake recently in which No.4 Company of the 4th Regt C. A.

competed against al) comers. The fol- lowing isa list ofibe prize winners:—

Grr. Duncan Campbell a parlor lamp and $|

Frook Paker,{water pi'cher and 76°. Everett Fraser, frait dish and 50c.

Sergt. A. I. Campbeil pair boots and {30

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pipe. J McIsaac pair of carpet 4ilppe ra by the above that the

carried off most of the

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THE COMPANY MATOS,

Highest possible score 20 pointe,

Pts, Gor Danean Campbell, Brecelet & $1, 16 Gur Leo Doucett. Pipe and T5c. 15 S-rg' 4 P Campbell, Razor and 60c. 14 Gur James Beaton, Soap and 25c. 14 Corp J A McTeaac, Soap and 25c. 14

Sergt Wm Les ie ; air slippers and 25c. 13

Corp P Gillis, Pipe and 25c 12 Gor Jos F McKechern, Soap and 20c 12 Gor George McDonald Razor and 20: 11

Sergt-~Maj McIssac, pair Pants and 20c 10 Bugler D Brennan, pkg Tobacco, 9 Sergt M McCarthey a Scarf Pin, 9 Gor Stephen McLane, pkg Tobacco 9 Gar W G Bruce, pkg Tobacco

Corp Jerome McHacherin, Tobacco

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We pride eurselves in showing the largest and nobbiest | 3.

of neck wear in the city. We have them at any price from 2¢ to 75.¢ Anot siroug line with

us is our Shirts

White and solored shirts, soft outing shirts collars attached silk front shi.ts. our doubse thread Balbriggan Under clothing, 55¢ per suit.

Extra bergains every Saturday ai ». I.

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Gordon & MolLellan

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Gur Nei! McLellan, Briar Pipe, Corp P N McCormack, .a Cuspidoar Kugene Gillis, pound Tea

Sergt M McLane, pkg Tobacco Gor G Grinsell, Soap

Gar Allan McCormack a bel!

Gor M Junis, Soap,

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for prizes 10 No.4 Company, by residents of Sourie: J G Sterns, $1 ; H D McLane, $1 ; Captain Jackson, $1; Captain Les« lie, $1; Lieut J W Brennan, $1; Fred Morrow, 50c; Sylvester Campbell, 25c ; Capt Wm McDonold, 25>; B. Me- Eachern, 2593 James McCormack, 25c;

& McFarlane, razor, $1.25; Prowse Bros., slippers, value $2; A McDonald, pipe, 30; J Ferguson, pipe, value 50c; Capt A R McDonald, tox tea, value 50c; Ephraim McKeozie, bell, value 59 ; J Moynaugh, box Soap, value 50c; Dr Ford, Perfume,

It isno longer, says the Star, en regle to elevate the hand to the level of the eyebrows before “zrasping the flesh” of an acquaintance. Society will now not be obliged to imagine it is dancing a minuet when it is receiving friends,

—The great success of the P. E. Island‘

demonstrations in honor of Sir Charles Tupper and Mr, Forter must have been

Selling Very Low J. H. BELL

TLe Bargain Boot and Shoe Store.

FORM OF FLATTERY.”

‘@e be ‘@ proof that

WINARD’S LINIMENT

has extraordinary merits, and is in good repute with the public, is, that iT IS EXTENSIVELY IMITAT- ED. The imitations resemble the genuine srticle im appearance only. They lack the gemerai excellence of Genuine

‘Lis "retice is necessary, as irjurious and wagerous imitations, called WHite LInNI- «emer, &c., liable to produce chronic inflam- ~encegon of the skin, are often snbstituted for 4#INARD LINIMENT by Dealers, because

fing cay o larger profit.

Shey all Sell on the Merits and Advortising of MINARD'S.

<m.particular claiming to be made by a proprietor of Minarp’s LINIMENT, ct gumply is a lie,

“INSIST UPON HAVING

MINARD'S LINIMENT

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C. RICHARDS & (0,,

Yarmouth, N.S.,

The Relief —or..

Lady Smith,

“2 South Africa, was nothing com gered to the relicf that is felt by % BS. SMITH, and hundreds of other weaeen of P. E. Island, on wash day Suxce thoy have started using

GILT ZDCE sOAP

All nest ciass grecers SELL{it.

McKINNGN & HcKEVIN

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as gal] and wormwood to the Government’s obedient supporters here. But the Gov- ernment obtained a small measure of re- venge by loading the special train going weet from Summerside on Wednesdey night with three cars of steel rails —some say “‘ the old Drummond article ”—and ec making the progress of tbe passengers eo slow that they did not arrive at Tig- nish till daylight in the morning. This exhibition of “high poliiics ” is not likely to improve the feeling of the peuple of the west.

—Mr. Tarte wrote tha following letter to Mr. Louis Boivin, secretary of the Jacques Cartier committee, in France :

Liverre:L, Aug. 7, 1900.

Dear Sir,--Your letter of August 4th reached mein London. I leave today for Canada, and shall not return to France before the middle of October. I shall write you before hand the precise uate of my return to Paris.

Ihave at heart the success of your patriotic proj:ct, which has also become mine since I have accepted the honorary presidency. It will be very popular in Canada, I am sure,

I thank you for your kind invitation, I accpt it with pleasure, for a date which we shall settle on my return.

With sincere regards, Yours faitbfuily, J.1. Tarte,

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.

Prince Edward

Iele— Becalmed and “anchored on the wave ”’ Thou did’st a roamer’s heart beguile. keturn affection, we do crave !

Isle! Prince Edward

Jacques Cartier named thee Isle St. Jean, While voyaging from his suany France; But courted firet by bold Champlain,

Who broke for thee the Micmac lance.

Still later Britain wooed thee tast, With cruel war by land and sea, And made thee wed a lonely past

To present weal—so blithe and free.

In this fair garden of the Straits — Northumberland—thy hardy sons Have planted homes, where fortune waits To crown the most indus'rious ones :

Where man and wife may till the ground That red, like blood, will feed the veine Till teeming multitudes abound : *Midet common wealth and rip’ning ;

grains.

Sons prodigal—and loath to wean— Afar descry their motherland,

As robed in light and evergreen, She waits to clasp the filial hand.

What landecapes great the loving eye, W here undulating meadowa rol), And memories that never die

Come back to people earth and sky.

And those viho never leave the nest May well content themselves in peace. No countrie gives the soul euch rest. Your Island home is life’s release |

value 25c; Hugh McPhee, Tobacco, valne $1; A W Carlton, pr Paote, value $1 75; J W Shaw, Scarf Pin, value $1; A Currie, Bracelet,value 75 ; Wm Mallet: (tinsmitb) Cusdidore, velue 2 5c.

H Acorn bought a pail of ripe cherries from a fruit veodor on the range and pres sented them to Capt. Lesiie for bis men, for whch they were truly thankful as water was scarce.

MOUNT STEWART NOTES.

A number of our youug people had a pleasant drive through Vernon River and Orwell last Sunday, Mrs. Good and Miss Macdonald left last week for their homes in Bos- ton, We are pleased to see our esteemed friend Mr. Logan out after ius vey

Following is the list of contributions

Sterns Broe., razor, value $1.50; Hughes |

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Is to get a boot that will wear and fit you, then you will have satisfaction. You also want something to suit you in price. Ycu will find them all at

McQUAID’S,

LOWER QUEEN STREET

Root and Shce Store.

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To Those - Interested

painful accident.

Harvesting is in progress. The crop, though not heavy, is wel fiilled. ‘ithe days of hand-binding are evi- dently numbered if we may judge from the number of binders sold in this section of the country.

The hay crop on the marsh east of the village is heavier than it has been for the past few years.

An energetic committee has been appointed to have new sidewalks placed in the village. The represen- tative for East Queen’s has the thanks of the villagers on account of the gen- erous manner he has subscribed to the sidewalk fund.

Here the tongue of Liberalism is as silent as the grave. All remember the promises Premier Peters made us when he told us he would free the

to ship all of our ranges this week but we expect to have a large shipment by next trip of S. S. Halifax from BOSTON and those who have ordered may count on getting them then. We ask your kind indulgence for the delay.

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“Agents for American Ranges.”

FENNELL& CHANDLER AUTUMN

New Dress Goods,

Island of its debt and have the Do- minion authorities recognize in a tangible manner the claims of the Island. He said we only required to have the Tories put out of power at Ottawa, in which event Mr. Davies would have authority second to that of the Premier; and being from this Pro-! vince would use his great influence in assisting him to carry wut his promises. The last time Mr. Davies addressed us he said that by assisting to put a Liberal Government in power at Ottawa we would be taking a heavy burden (in the way of taxes) off our- selves, as the Liberal Government would meet representatives of the United States goverament and imme- diately conclude the free trade policy between the two countries. Since the advent of the Liurier government we have been expecting the promised boons. Were our hopes realized? Is the Island freed from debt? Do we see the fishermen in our midst shipping the fruits of their labor into the United States freeot duty? Are vessels tak- ing from our wharves the products of the soil to American ports, “ Our only natural market.” No! The Public Accounts tells us that our debt still

grows. ‘Time has ifrmed us of the death of Free Trade and Tariff fer Revenue. Now, day :by day and

month by month the rattle of the milk wagon On our streets speaks in terms more persuasiva than words in praise of Conservative principles and Conser-

Gro. D. Curt, M. D.

Vative forethought.

Tweed Suitings, Broad Cloth, Nerges,

Black Goods.

Tartan Shawls

New lot just in.

T.J.Harris, — London Ho use

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Summer Suiting,

Our importations of clothes*for spring’and summer is 20w ompiete, and we invite inspection ef the le=zezt sud nobbiest tock of suitings, overcoatings and trousering, to be eeen in his city, Correct style, perfict fit and keet werkmanship ruaranteed, Always on hand, a {ull line of gents’ furnishings

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HOUSE T0 BE LET. “ . WET, ~Contain; rooms on Grafion S'raer Ring {oy S'reet, "een Mouse. Good s‘able and veri bs ~~ Market jate. Aparly to Vr. p mald Nick teat M0 ler Queen Street, 'CaGlaog, Lo wap Ging zasiq. | WANTED im oe j : “i3.~4 youns Mean. | Deparim ont, must hace Orie itataiy As pe 147@ @ j & VU, ] he |} C0 ple’s Store, Xperievee, Wek

WANTED,—A zitl for generale me

Apply to Mra. fD Gord on, Grafton i! Work, a mediately ac

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A Pply at Hove} Davies, OR MIS \ID.—Yesterday @ aoe “inder will please leave thentl

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PEOPLE'S BANK & CO., ‘i COP LE’ 2 ULLDING Monraray,

12 yeal’s Kxamin ¢ ia U 8. Pa:

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with some ate 10 4 2XAMINER

Uitieg, ” WANTE U.—Immodistely a

gen A good reference required, anny bg . W. #. Mitchell, King Square, . ®

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WANTED.—4 wv . . «aid servant, : Mrs. George Pe ge. Kusten Street Apoly-t9

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Hie* “ -%5t price paid for ladies = ofethings Call at their resldenec teri

leh Prep a card im the Post Ostee, Richmend Street, opposite Neon “Bem Mrs, Kirby, Clothing Store

W ANTED.—A general servant Mrs M ecKachern next ty Hetel Day; Apply to

~LOST.—On the Le A ee Road, September § as ee Bij

it bal! binder twine and stri

jicad. Sioder will be sewarged ty laos ;at Willam McEachern’s, Mt, Albios , Corner, or at Tae Examiyer cfico,

Boarpers,—Two ~ or thre ‘tlomes Bout wanted, Soe

room. Comfortable rooms. ‘Apply io Mrs, Martin, Prince Sireet,

Waytev.—Drug Clerk ef cne OF two

years experience. Apply, stati "7 P. O. Box 669, Cher!cteteen, a

——— as Hxoursions to St, daby

FOR THE

International Exhibition

On Wednesday 12th Sep. tember and Monday 17th Sep- tember,

Return tickets will be sold at all points on P. E. Island Fast of Emerald and West of Port Hill at $3.75 and from points uearer Summerside at « lesser rate.

Summerside Rate $2.75.

| —Both these rates include

admission to the Exhibition. Tickets good to return thre

days from date of issue.

To be seen at St. John

Best collection of Live Stock and Agricultural Products ever yet gathered in the Maritim Provinces.

The only Natural History collection ever shown, with livé fish, frogs, snakes, &c, in theif natural haunis.

More floor space covered with industrial display thal anywhere Kast of Toronto,

Marsh the Wonderful, whe dives seventy feet from fy: ing bicycle into a shallow t

Baden-Powell’s Armoured Train.

Moving Pictures of the Bn ish-Boer War, and in tt Anphitheatre the Wonderfil Kossi Brothers, wanted at lax and everywhere else, Kelly, Ashby and kings # Aerialg ymnasts Auguste well, The Novelty trio, other stars.

; A Daily Round of Educatios

and Amusement.

CHAS. A. BVERETT, Mgr. and Sey:

FOR SYDNEY Ss. S. ELLIOTT S’Sid iia Wedaesday adlenaiien : 12th Sept Ch’town, Thursday 26° Sept. 13th.

‘ Live Has good accommodatien for - Stock eas and on deck. This #

~ JOHN MLEOD & CO

well as other freight carreec i