POE ME Oe ae
A A
a
rs : Our Sheet Steel
. > Pressed Brick walled as a durable, econo-
practical covering for buildings
Sa = YF
SACRE Soe. HO
tba
6 Sa ee
; ‘ty fame Fag
ou 1b AES OT ETRY
So ceo ax maaan Weta?” ilk SAM Wi ae Ee ee ae wet Me) AE ial ij SN a \ ee MLE? a RE RE OE i POWs NY ARC LAST NO Be) aaa RenGRG INN MNES AN ag eb STNRUY RORNA A ad UCT HMA Ry fa NRC TSS ;
,
ightning proof t winter’s cold and uniform har isc me
easily
t most desirable for use w buildi: f you're interested, write us about it.
Metallics Roofing Co. Limited
TCRONTO.
i J. JOHNETO
Real Estate Agent
al Watate } . 2 to Real Estate bought aad,
on Commission, Estates Managed. Houses Rented, Kents Collected
Stamrer Block Coarlottetown, P.E. I.
Houses For Sale
U??E% QUEEN 8°.—. Houss 6 rooms tab »-aaicossnhoace io'f 10)x27 ft. Pric 00 00 KENT S", (east}—House andshop, 6 rooms Loc 96x13 Price $600.0) BaYFIi£LD ST- -House $1000.00 ‘aA’TOWN ROY ALTY—(One mie from the city), house barns and coach house, with 19 acres of and. Price $2300 BRAFTON S?7. (east)—House heated with hot water, barns etc. rice $1200.00 will ex- change.
DOUGLAS ST —House, 5rooms. Price $300 CUMBERLAND ST—~House, 5 rooms, good ealiar. smal garden. Price $400,00
BISHOP'ST—Two tenem2nt house. Price $800.00
EUSTON ST, west)—Three tenement honse, (willexchanoge)
VHESTNUT Sl—Two tenement house, (wil exchange)
DORCHESTER ST [near Queen St)—House and shoo with outbuildiags—business stand. Price $2000.00
cug. PLEASANT ST. & ST. PETER’S
OAD—Large house, new. Price $1400.00
EUSTO 8 ST-—-‘Gallows Hill) house, 8 rooms, barn, heated with hotair Price $1100
POWNAL ST—(Near Euston) two tenement honse, new Price $1250 CRO+S ST—Two tenement house, new. Price Uv
HIGHLAND AVENUE—Hors, 8 rooms stable, Lot (0x 19) Price $800.00
HIGHLAND AVENUE—Two houses, just constructe. each 6 rooms: Lots 40310 ft. Price $530.(0 each,
ARD 3"~ fouas97 roo as, Lot 135c 49 ft P rice $509.0:
Houses To Let
KING STREET (WEST)—6 rooms and stable $5.50 per month. KINGjST—7 rooms $5. per month, WEST STREE!l— Opposite residence of Bir L. H. vies a house, 11 roums, baths, hot water, sewerage ten! moderate
BRIGHTON ROAD—10 room; and bathroom wo hot water aad electric light $160 a year.
SOU THPORT (near ferry) 8 rooms, garden $50 per year
WATER STREET—(WEST) Brick house 14 rooms. Price $150. per year
BRIGHTON ROAD—I1 tooms and bath room, wa'‘er closet, electric light etc $200 a year
RIGHTON ROAD—S8 rooms*xnd bath room hot water aod stab:e $160.00 a year
PLEASANT ST.— House 8 rooms. stableand coach house. $6.50 per mo,
OUTHPORT~Summer cottage, and quilidings new $Wa year
Herring Herring Herring
_ 300 Barrels July Herring just arrived.
J. T. Peardon Lower Queen St.
RELIABLE MAN to represent reliable firm not to canva3. Salary $2.00 pe: day right from the —s. P —, permanent. $600 per year and exper ses, ixperience unnecessar
Address M. 0, Keere, District Monee’
198 2 Halifax, Ns)
| b > COL
—_ _ eel ———
THE DAILY EXAMINER
AUGUST 29, 1899.
OUR STREETS, SQUARES AND DRIVEWAY.
Tue repair of our streets hae, necessari- ly, been somewhat neglected this vear on account of the s»werage work. ‘But we are pleased to note a decided and gratifying
Improvement in reepect tO Our equares.
| Rochford Square and Hillsborough Square | have been made pleasant to look upon; and
(Queen Square continues to be highly cred-
|itable to Charlottetown. Mr. Tate is to
igratulated upon the improvement
| resulting from the removal of the old fence
and the nicely-trim:ned borders. Though the flowera are not all—as we have re-
cently seen—suflicieatly cosily to please
|} every taste, it cannot be denied that tne
Queen Square Garden, a3 a hole, is
skilfully maintained and worthy of the ad- miration bestowed upon it by strangers. Thedriveway on the wateraide of Victoria
'Park, now almost completed, is an
}
|unique attraction in connection with our ‘city. Wedo sot think that there is any- ‘thing equal toit or the landscape beauty
itreveals upon thie side of the Atlantic.
/Ifit should appear that the work done
this year has not cost too much,the thanks of the citizens will be specially due the councillors who have carried it to com- pletion. The park is becoming more and more a place of popular resort ; aud ifthe ugly hizh white fence dividing it from Government farm were replaced by a neat iron structure, there would be little or nothing to mar the quiet beauty of the spot or limit its attractiveness for all sorta and conditions of people. We are rot without hope that an opportunity for its enlargement by the addition of the fields at the rear of Government House, may ere long occur.
AN AWFUL CONFESSION OF RASCALITY.
The Weat Elgin election trial . was con~ cluded with a most deplorable ackrow- ledgment of preconceived, organized, and scientifically accomplished wrong-doing on the part of tbe election agents of the Liberal Government. Mr. Macnish, the successful Liberal candidate, makes over his signatuie aclean breast of the ~hole thing. He says, in brief, as follows :—
“1. A large number of persons were specially sent into the constituency by men workirg on behalf of the Liberal party for the express purpose of taking part in the election On Macnish’s behalf and fraudulent and corrupt meaos were used by some of such persons to carry the election.
“2. Several of such persone i!legally acted as deputy returning officers, and in at least three cases acted ii the names of reputable Jocal men.
“3. Io many of the polling eub-divi- sions there were “grave irregularities” connected with the return of the ballot boxes and the counting of the ballote.
“4. There were ‘arge numbers of persons broaght into the riding ‘for the express purpose of personating legitimate voters, assistance by some of Mr. Macuish’s local supporters, euch persons personating qualified voters.”
“5 The declared number of votes large- ly exc -eded the number of buna fide votes cast for Mr. Macnish.
4 A large number of ballote cast for Mr. McDiarmid was in some nefarious aad currapt manner manipulated whereby the result of the election was rendered doubt- ful.
“7. There are good reasons to believe thatthere are many specific and wel! an- then ticated cases were agente of Mr. Mac- nish concealed at their homes.some of the etrangers, who paid largs sums of money to electors to induce them to vote for Mr. Macnieb.”’
After this terrible summary of the means whereby the election was carried, Mr Macnieh offered toresign his seat. [t was however, necessary that evidence eufficieut to void the election sbould be heard; and
the court received proof of the ballot- stuffing charges, the sheriff, who acted as returning Officer,admitting that the strang-~ ers imported ‘nto the constituency te manipulatethe ballots were employed by him onthe recomimendation of certain parties,
Cough Cured in a Night.
If you have s cough or cold don’t ex«
| periment with Cough Mixtures until the
cold is deep seated. Griffith’s Meathol Liniment has proved the most successful Congh cure. Used internally and applied to the throat and chest, it goes direct tothe spot, and wil] cure severe colds in a single night. A)l druggists, 25 ceute.
, a a
a
PORTO RICO SUGAR
Thirty tons Just landed For sale by HORACE HASZARD
st August 1899 2 w eod
Charlottetown |
| clits Aug 26, 1899—3)
Diamond Dyes Are Chemically Pure
No Soap or Grease to injure the Finest Fabrics.
Diamond Dyes makesuch lovely eni beautitul colora that goois dyed, with them cannot be told from new.
Diamond Dyes do not boast of cleansing goods aud giving them a new color at one operation,
Diamond Dyee do not contain a particle yf soapor fat otany kind, therefore no ianger 1s incurred in dyeing the finest and most costly materials
When soiled goods or garments are we washed before the dyeing operation is commenced, Diamond Dyes give results that no other dyes can give—colors that never fad®, washor wear out, In a word, Diamond Dyes are true home helpers and money savers,and tbe only dyee that are euaran teed in the world.
iastiecaicniiieini
ATHLETIC
—
Cheap Rate to Moncton Sports.
The railwry and Steam Navigation Campany are offering a $3-00 rate for the rouodtrip tothe Monctor sports on Sat- erd: y September 20d and Monday 8 ptems ber 4th and it is expected a large number of Islanders will take advantage of the cheap excursion to take in the two great spor ing ev n'sin the provisc-#, From the present outlook there will be a large field of competitors and a large attendance of the sporting fraternity from the different sections ofthe maritime provinces, The lieutenaat governor of the province of New Brunswick ha* accepted sn invitation to be present and present the medals ard prizes, andthe M. A. A. A.are making every effort to give amateur sport the greatest boom it has ever had in the pro- vinces. Charlottetown will send a good delegation of cowpetitors for both days and they will probably be called upon to go up against the beat amateurs in the country. Entries for the M. P. A. A. A.cloced Satu- dey and entries for the C.W. A. meet close on the 30th #ith the secretary of the M.A. A.A. Moncton.
Save Your MONEY.
To save your money, by getting more for it, ask your deaier in medicine to show you the new 50 cent size bottle of JOHNSON’s ANo- DYNE LINIMENT. It contains over three times as much as the old 25 cent style, whick is a great saving to those who use this valu- able family medicine. The superior quality of this old Anodyne has never been equaled.
ON’S oo NE oJouns LANIMENT
Fifty years ago this month, Dr. Johnson left with me some Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment. I remember him distinctly, and could tell you just how he was dressed on that day. I have sald Johnson’s Liniment ever since. Can truly «sy it has maintained its high standard from that time to this. No medicine today possesses toe confidence of the publig to a greater extent. JOUN B. RAND, North Waterford, Me.,Jan., 1891.
Asa family remedy it has been used and in- dorsed for nearly a century. Every Mother should have it in the house for many common ailments, Internal as much as External.
Onur hook on INFLAMMATION free. Price ZoandSCc LS. 4oknson & Co., Boston, Masa
Bi-Weekly Sailing for
Boston.
From Charlottetown for Boston vis Hawkesbury and Halifax.
$ S*‘*La Grand Dnches3” Tuesday at noon—S S Halifax Fridays at noon.
From Boston Tuesdays and Saturdays from Halifax La Grand Duchesse Weu- nesdays4pm. SS Halit. x rd yn. m.
‘lickets forcale at stations onP E Islan Railway For Tickets, rates and infor mation apply to
W W CLARKE, Agent Orto
KL CHIPMAN,Cansdian Agent Halifaz N d
et
Prince Edward Island Railway LABOR DAY
EXCURSION RETURN TICKETS at one first class fare, will be issuedto and froa: all stations, September 2nd, 3rd and 4th, good tor turn up to and on Seytem-
{ ber 5th, 1899.
Tickets are not good for going journey after date of issue, G.A. SHARP,
Superintendent
nae
CO
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
—A government inspector of food pro- ducts recently brought into court samples of coda-water syrups used in the majority of fountains, Notone of them contained a particle of fruit juice. Ainmonia, sal cylic acid and other chemicals constituted the batia of the flavors, whilecolors were
added to aniline dyes,
—The St. Peteraburg correspondent of che Times says that eight thousand Finns have left Finland since February. The Finish Workingmen’s Association bas de- cided to send agents to choose lands in Australia for emigrants. Similar agents are already in Canada. The pecultar methods of Russia's internal!policy are gra~ dually but surely driving out her most in- dustrious and bardiest eons.
—The merging of the Suffo'k Chron ible inte the Suffolk Times and Mercury serves to recall an interes'ing
cident in the life of Charles Dickens. i: was the Suffolk Chronicle which sixty three years ago brought Dickens to Ips wich for the purpose of assisting in report- ing a couuty election. But for this fact we should probably never have had Pick- wick’s nocturnal adventures at the Great White Horse, nor would we have heard of the Eatanewill Gazette and the Eatanswi!! Independent.
ESTEEMED EXCHANGES.
Montreal Star: The Hon. Thomas Greenway anooances from the platform that his tripstto the east only cost between twoand three hundred dollars a year. But one iiem in the public accounts reads “Hon. Tuomas Greenway, expenses to O niario, etce., $750.” As the hon. gentle mao travels on a free pase it is obvious that the greater part of the seven hundred and fifty dol!ars must bave been spent on “et cetera.” This theory harmouizes beautifully with the Premier’s statement that his eastern trips only cost two or three hundred a year. Now the boys wanttoknow what “et cetera” is
like. Do you take it before orafter meals,
and can you get at it without a corks- screw ?
Itis eaid that the soldiers who had taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla stood the long marches in Cuba much better thaa the otbers.
——
CHARLOTTETUWN Business College
— AND— Writing Academy Will re-open for the Fall and Winter Term
Ont AUCUST 2cth.
(‘Let the Saarchticht of Practice illuminate the uark plaves of Theory’’) A THOROUGHLY Progressive, Practical ins'itution, in whieh young men and women ere not ouly taught Bookkeeping (in all ite apolications to Commerce) both by singie and douhle entry, bu: are trained how to do business by actual business transactioas, thes udents act as buyers, sellers, traders, bonkers, boox-keevers and accountants in aciual business operations, and tha curreney issued by the Co lege Bank, and the mdse. issu+d from the Emporium are used in bona- fide business transactions, just the sam? as in mereantilaand banking houses. Book- keeping in itself may be learned at home, but a kaowiedge of how to transact business cannot be thus acquired. That our c urse and system oftraining is emiently practical write for testimonials from basiness men and from students who are now holding lucrative aud responsible positions, SUBJECTS:
Book-keeping by single and double “entry (theoretical and practical) Actual Business Practice, Business Penmanship, Busines Correspordence Commerciul Aritumetic, Commercial Law, Ratiroading, Steamroat- ing, Ranking i(ectual practicein the College Bank). Typewriting, Snorthand, and Navyi- gaiioa. 2
FACULTY:
1. B. Miller, Prine pal, Teacherof Boo’. keeping, Arithmetic, Business Practice jiusiness Correspeadence, I'ypewriting and Navigation,
A. ©. Me Millan, Vice Principal, Teacher of Raiiroading, Steamboating, Banking, ac- connting and Actual Busine ?s Practices.
J. Harry Williams, teacher of Bu-iness Peomanship.
. Ww ’ Moran [Jicense2?] Teacher of Short- ana,
George S. Enman, Esq., [Low Firm Me- — & Inman] Lecturer on Commercia! saw
For cireulars or fu'l infor ma‘ion w_ ite
Or apply to L. B. MILLER, Principal
All interested are { -ordinally invitel tocall the College and inspect our system of training aad work In gereral,
Brain Food
“Grape Nuts” is a new food tor the Brain and Nerve centres. It is made by special treatment from Wheat and Barley and is fully cooked and pre-digested. The system will absorb a greater amount of nourishment from one pound of Grape Nuts than from ten pound of meat, oatmeal or bread. For sale at
seer & Gof
GROCERS
eee
See pase
et
f
AUWSE
aa
The Wenderivl Cheap Men
SaaTnasnasag ie
SRE esa sass
Have the COOUN of that Little il]?
' ~~ PSE
BROS
aeehee