j Word About

Prescripticns,

We are compounding more gad more each week.

Many people have found that here they can always get just what is called for. Just at the time we promise and _that the rice iS reasonabie. W: . always use the best of everything and oor dispeusers are thorougbly

qualified.

qeorge B. Hughes

The People’s Druggist. Apothecaries’ Hall.

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GOOD AND FRESH

That is the way with our baking. Everything is of tbe best ip zredienis acd ig carefully mixed and baked —so much eo that cur Laked goods are varivelied.

FOR TO-DA‘'T

White Cake 16c Ib Nut Cake 16¢ lb Light Fruit Cake (6c Ib

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(Late ofjLondon Hospitals.)

PPECIALIST: Fye, Fer, Nove, Threat: OrricE: Cameron Bicck Vic’! oria Row. hours: 9.30a.m.tolp. m.;2tolp. m,

Lyerings by ts) OM Mere phere. (Eyes lested sid bittewilh Glaeser.) y 6Gaw. &e~ . —_ ee ee a

Cures CHRONIC DISEASES and RVP.- JURE. Omee at Mrs. Stuinties, carne Dice Png hent Sirect, Charic tteiown, fioo

Weed,

i, 2. Linenette Black. Linen

. i ’ >. English Pr 1i6, now ec

Heavy Coiton Hose, reg I. - : War 15c new Ite. Ali wool 25¢ now 19

THE WHOLESALE

® Ry ges

Bargains at Weeks « Co.

ute Brown Lining Grey, regulur ]4e B

new lle. ae ae ae i Al! Wool White Blan‘xets 60x80 reeular $5.25 now $2.65.

aut): 2; 1 r.gular lle (

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Lesle now 10c i hl a : Gent's Serge Caps, regular

Black Satin, regular $1.40 how $1.09. ae GC te » P a ke Black and Co'ored Gioves, regular 16 par, NO. 6. 8

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PEOPLE'S AND RETAIL.

. tet Mr. Fielding’s remarks Sélurd*y. evening to'iuerda) uw. mm. CVery

THE DAIL‘

LIBERAL MEETING LAST NIGHT

Addresses by Hou Messrs. Fielding, Paterson and Davies.

When eight o’clock arrived last night therink was a Intle betier thau three pris full; but after the baod came and the speech~making commenced the people began to cor.e in aad it was not long be- fure the building wes very well filled. At no (.me,bowever,were all the seate occupied and at no time was the crowd as great as nt the Tupper-Fosier demonstration last week, There was, of courre, a large proportion of Liberal.Conservatives aud jad’es in the audierce, amd the test of order wae wain'ained,

The arrangements for the speakers and the audievuce were the same as at the

lupper mweet.ng, bul, us Was expected, the mottos were cuarged, The building was well lighted and very nicely decorated.

tivo. Betj mogers, presideatof the Liberal Areouiation, presided, acd seated on the epeakere eland with him were Sir Lous Davee, Hon William Pacersoa, Hoc. Ws. Fielding and members of the peess. Ua the platformin the vicinity of the ~peakers were Lacy Davies,Mra Mclaotyre, w.te of the Lieut~-Governor, Premier Far- qgubarson avd #ite aud Mies Farqubarson, Aviorces-General McKinnon, Mayor War- burtou, J ti Bell, MP, Arthur Peters, M L A, LL Beer, Geo Furvee, MLA, Hon Peter Sivclair, Speaker Cummisky, Hon Peter McNutt, Antbooy McLauchiiw, Mi L A. Dr Douglas, M L A, Daniel Davies, J J Hughes, George B Aitken, Chlailes Painer, QC, W a Weeke, R ¥ Bol:nan, | Muttuew Smith, Rev D B McLeod, De J bo-on, Rev D McLean, Rechard Jenk~ ives, Nei] McLeod, Walter Math«son, J E B McCready, J J Davies and others,

When the ministers made their appear- ance they were cbeered, and the cheering was r.newed as each came forward to speak.

tion. Mr. Field-ng was the first speak- er, and bis remarks were, ip toe main, ao eficrt at correcting what bad been eaid from the same platform $a few nights previously by Sic Charles ‘upper and Mr Foster, He claimed that tue bleésings of good goverument were not enjoyed dur- ing the eighieen years that the L.beral- Couservatives were in power, aad argued that the progress made duri.g their re- gime was Lot satisfactory. Phe Conserva- Lives were denounced fur expending $38,- 000,0C0 a year because they did not have iio spend, Hedeuied thar the Liberais

ever promised io reducethe debt, aud Claimtd that the Couservatives chalice: ged very few of their ex-

pendiiures in the House. He also claimed tbat the Conservatives increased the debi $3 ito the Literals $1,and asserted that

\uis year the eurpius would bein the vicinity of $3,000,000, Mr. Fielding Speke at some iength regarding the

different clasees of accouat-, the Urcw’s Nest deal, the Yukon polcy, the Inter- colonial railway and the scuool question defeading thecourse pureed by the Govs’ erument In connection with inere matters. He also took up the goverument’s trade policy, aud Claimed (nat waierial reductions bad been made in ibe iuterest ot ihe consumers. Hedenied that ihe Liberals ever promised free trade in the sense that it was ucderstood in these provinces by ihe sea. The goverumeat could regulate the duty,but they could Lo regulate ibe price ; taere were buudreds of articles tooay tuat are dearer thao they were in 1296 He denied that he ever characterized the policy of mutual preter

evce as ““srraut bumbug,” but Fala II was arrast humbug on ine part of Sir

Charies to say be could ge: It, Dscatce 3b: could vot be obta‘ned. During the Course he grew (act

of tne elechiod,

tious over the rumors

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ae eo Ladies’ Linders. Heavy Weight, regular L8e now 1]4e a 25: * 2@c Tt. S. a Shopping Bags, regular 3tc now 2c. 2 4, = Oz Pias, regular 4c ¢kg. now 2 pkgs. for dc. Hat Pins, reguiar 10c, now dca card cf 1 doz a OQ. Ha‘r Curlers, regular 10c now ic.

an os a

30c now 20ce. 2s 42. 1. Big Bargirs in Job lots of Soap,

STORE.

which,be intimated, might take placesome Of these days. But then ajainu it may not be hel: til] next August,

Hon. Mr. Pateron s,oke after Mr Fielding, beginn-ng hie? remarks about 1040. He b gan by impressing upon the p ople a seree of their duty, wh cP he p vted ou", was .o insist upon good guv-+ ‘comeot, The platform of tue Literal Convention at Ov.\awa was the plaitorm of in: L.beral party and they stood by i: ; by it they should be judged. The L.berale, he said, never advocated free trade; they advocated a lowering of the duties. This they had dore. The government could not help it i¢ goods are dearer today. No government can force the people to buy, but they can contr) the duties oo the

EXAMINBK CHARLOTTETOWN SEPIEMBER 15 1900

NSCOR Ze RRR.

Local ang Giher Items,

Musie CLas-es. —Mr 8N ‘Karle’s muee | achool will be open on sussday nex, | Sept. 18ib. , i

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T&vPEeRANce.—V ctoria Division, S. of T, meets evry Monday evening at 8 o’clock. Visitors weicime.

Fire Losss+.~ Toe to‘al ceases of Cane- dian, American and British fire companies in Buil and Ottawaby ths fire of April 26 b 1s cfficially giver. a. $3,662,098.

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For Misstens.—R-ceipta of the Metbo |

dist chutes of Canada for home ri:

guods ihey buy. Io this regard the Li erals had made a reduc.ion equal to 18} per cert of the taxes. Thev had ma e trae rer and) he tc eig Jr de “ad g- # ly iucreand. Phey wad turcced tu Mother Country for a market for Can-~ adian goods atter seeing the disposi - tion on tae part of the Usited States to raise their tariff and tous restrict the importation of Canadian goods. They had giveo Great Britain a preference in our market and now $3 would buy as muca British gocds as $2fwould of the goods of otber nunions. ‘Lucu Mr Patereo. spoke et leogih of what had been done in the mat.er of canal deepening and extevsioa,

hav

posiage, cold strage, etc. cla ming credit ior the Liberal prty for all these. He also cri. @ d

the statements ef Mr. Fveter regaruiog theexpenditu e @etc. Be sadmi-ted th t the Liberals spens millions more than the Conservatives, but claimed that ‘icy bad lowered tne iaxes by miilivus. H,, like Mr. Fielding, closed bis remarks with au appeal for the re urn of Sir Louis Davies acd the other L-beral caudidatee.

Sr Louis Davies was the last sp2aker, and occupied sabouthaif an hour. He, criticised sim? cf the elacements of Sir Charles aod Mr. Foster, psyi.g es pecial attention to what Sir Coarles bad taid regarding his visiito Ecgland in connection with the deaounciag of the B:izian German treaty, out!iaing what be had dune ou thet occasion and admittiog that success had not attended h s efforts, giving Hon. Mr Fielding the credit tor tne action that hau been takeu by the Motherland. He defied anyone to place a fioger upon one ac: ot bis during the 28 years uf his political lite that ehorld care bis loes of the contidence of tne people. He was proud to be associated with suca men as Siflon, Fielding and Paiersun. Sir Louis aleo spoke wrirfly ia defeuce of the Govcrn- men’s Yukoo policy sod O h.r wa tere, He askei for w# renewal of tuc pO» pie’s cuutideace, and beepske the retura of the otner Liberal cundidates as we Il.

Tbe meeung closed wih cheers for the Minietere, Premicr Laur.ec aad tbe Queen.

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ee Me Thorn Comes Forth With Point Forward.’”

The thorn point of disease fs an ache or pain. But the blood is the feeder of the whole body. Purify it with Hood’ Sarsapariila.

Kidneys, iver and stomach will at once respond? No thorn in this point.

Severe Pains—“ I had severe pains in my stomach, a form of neuralgia. My mother urged ime to take Hood’s Sarsapa- rilia and it made me well and strong. I have also given it to my baby with satis- factory results. I am glad to recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla to others.” Mrs, Joun La Paar, 240 Church St., Toronto, Ont.

Compicte Exhaustion—“ After treat- ment in hospitai, | was weak, hardly able to walk. My blood was thin. I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla until well and gained 20 lbs, It also benefited my wife.” AxrTHUR MILLS Dresden, Ont.

__ Hood's Pills cure liver {lls; the non-irritating and only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsqparifia

CHURCH SRVICE. METHODIST, Prine? Street—Pryer and Praise Service at

1°11; Kev. J. W. McConnell a! ll, and Rev, G M. Young at 7. Strangers welcome, Attez- tive ushers.

Grace Chrrei.—Rev. Geo M Young *+ 11

and7. Susdiy School at 2.15. KF Lard CE =st cloze of Sundey School. Strangers slways welecme and seats provided. .

PRESBYTERIAN

Zion—Praver meeting ati 10. “-rvice at 1 I

ani 7. suadar School and Bible Class at 233

St. Jam2s’—Prayer m2eting at ‘0. Rey I.K. Free at ttaud7. Sunday school and Bible Class al 2.50.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND

et. Pani’s.—Moraing paverai ile, m Sun day rehori and Bible Ciass at 2%. Hay Com: uoi n wii bs cet brated =*839 #. m and afer th: mornicg sery ce All seats free andu aoproy riated Evers body weleome

St. Peter’s “ath: deal—H vw Communion atSandila. m. Metivos a i015) * hiidren’s Catechising an’! Rible Ciazw +1 2.3) Even.

song at7. Alis:ats tree and unappropriated BAPTIST.

Prayer meeting at i020. Pev. G P

lawmond at tl ant Mr Gee. I ving at 7.

-unday >¢ ool and Pas’or’s bible Ciass at

9 3) strangers welome aud e mfor.able seats C§aNTRAL CHR EFI‘ N CHUA CH. Rev. R. F Whisten will preach a 11 ant 7 All weleom?, sauday =choui aad Bivle cl ss at 2.50.

povided with

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Y¥ PSCE Wedresday at 7.30. Lb welcome

s7T DU SSTAN'S CATHEDRAL.

Low Vass at7 30am Children’s Massa 9 Hich ‘ass and serrvenativ3s. Wesper and senediwwon at7 pm,

SALVATION ARMY.

Syn tay Services os: 7. il, 3, and at § 1. mm.

Services at li and 7 Digh

Week er'vyht Berrictés—Mond=y. in-tyr Th uraday, ¢:daV ovd Petes ly at 5p. MI.

GUSEEL MEETING, hice ing--Remember the Gospel Megung in Prowssc’s New Bloces, Sunday at¥rauovrn at 4 w'cinek. Strangers aiwa‘s “rsleome. Lesson. Matthew 16-26: ‘‘4m Ioa- pire:t Usectic&.’

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'totsile $276,094, an increase ot $100 0,

} very : : \faonv rene and Z za, the girl conto uoni-t snd Ler dog, made a hit. The

foreign mia-ione during the past yrur |

ove’ the pree din

_—— Suxpay AFrkkal.n.—Song service a the G@mpel meeting in Mechanics’ Hal’, tomorrow att rroon ut 3 45, Cliapgers wlwaye welcome

Werth Seeing —In the perth witdiw! of Alley & Uv’ sore ig an a tracuve bt of d-corating whch is receivos much att-ntior. Toe se-ne is an agricultucal

one, “bo ving pa liry, trees, ete.: se

GospeL Megrvisc —Remember tie Guep | m-ettug in Mechacics’ Ba!'l Sunday af'<;-) noon at 4 o’cl.ck. Stra-grs clwaye welcome. Ls sn- Miihew 16:26 “An Important Q ies ior.”

Potioz Coviy -Thie meruiog Jeremiah Fiyuo, charged with the larceny of a pair of pant®, was sentenced to two months hard labor. Two drnnks:—Daniel Mc- Nevin and Angus McDoosld—were each toed $2 or 10 days.

Tne Campaya.—The steamer Campana was in port this moraing, aod ieft for Pictou about 830. Swvereturns to Char- lovtetown this afternoon and sails heoce early On Monday morning. Her outward cargo wili in:lule 3.000 boxes cheese and 1,000 cases eggs.

Oct 1s tHe Stormu.—The echooner .: . “ Bolina wiict sailei trom Charlottetown

for Exploite, NAd., on the llth, was out in the gale on the 12th, Sae experienced tne tull fury of tue storm aod when ehe put into Sydney wa: minus a portien of her decksload, Osherwise soe was all right. The Bolina was loaded by Carvell Bros. sisiaaceidtinsiietie

EpGeaitt Cacncn ScuvoL F.R GirRLs — Mise Lefroy, tbe Lidge W’rincipa: of Elge hill Church Schoo! fer Gnie, Wiadsor™ arrived from England on Saturday Iae',: bringiog with ber fourtxperienced ladies to complete the st: ft: —Mise White, High- er Camovridge Huonu- Certificate, io take History. Literature and Elocution; Miss Spurling, B. A., Londoa, Classics, Mathe» mates and Swe-ish D.ill; Miss Dorothy Mill+, German and the violin; Mi-a Town- Smitb, L.. L. A., *t Andrew’s,and Oxtord Moderp Language Schoole, Freuchb, Ger man and Needlework. Tbis popular school opens with a full attendance, including tvo pupils from New York, four from Quebec, three from Newfoundland. three trow P. E Island, avd a goodly numbrr from New Branswick and Nova Scoti.— Wit dsor Jourval

Devit’s Avctiox. — Yale’s Devil’s Au too was greeted by a light houce on Monday evening, but ihore who were there witnessed afioe performance This great speciacniar extravagance has been come- what remodelled since te last appearance bere. Aithough the ame thread of plut hoids it together aod mauy of the incidcnt+ are the sume, the ballots, costumes and sp-ralties erenew. The scenic effects aie Il pleasieg and some are extremely

be acfal. In sllithe dances new C)s- tun § have been introduced. A _ very rtr s +g set of dances has teen introduced ait beginning of the third act. This wo ° led a8 the Dance of the Elements anc rinioly was the finest thing oo 4 goo .rogramme, A good ballet was al:o

ints. «ced in this act. Tbe epecialties are ,» dd. The tumbling acrobats are ‘ever and their acu are brisk and

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Meet Me at the Always Busy Store,

Ladies

Cloth Jackets. at Stanley Bros.

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First instalment of our’ ‘

New Fall Jackets just opened —a splendid assortment,

Perfecttonin Quality,

Style,

Fit,

Finish and Workmanship.

STANLEY BROS. |

Fall - Announcement

1900.

Our importations in Suiiiug:, Overcoatings, Trouserings, ete, for full ond

eirters Clements, Anvie Lloyd end R'ch- ard T Brown esch bad a turo at rroviding myusetmnent {forthe audience. The per» fo asice Closed with @ great scene pe ioragi 1.— E Konange, fbe Devil's Auction wil! be the attrac- tiog at the Opera Hou-e during Exbidi- tion week.

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a WANTED AT cecond hand bettles from one to t.celve ounces in size.—Johnson &

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Joj.nson.

Capa thea a 4 toed ha Cah aaa aH | (3

Fur the tvilet, a very fine jine at surprising | rices.

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winter are now full and complete. Cool morning? and evenings must. remiid you that you want a top-coat. We are showing a magnificent range in correct coatings for spring and fall. If you want a heavy winter overcoat now is the best time to buy. Our range in S-otch Suitings for fall and winter cannot be surpissed,

Furnishings - Goods.

Shirts, Collars, Ties, Underwear, Waterproof Coats, Umbrellas, Caps Sweaters, Hcse, Handkerchiefs, etc.

Gordon & McLellan.

»seee. Men’s Stylish Uufitters.

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| There hae beer on my premier, tince Jaiv 15.5 last, four # rased hetter , vue black aod one red and white epoira (ts0

10 cents rer cake,

> cakes for 25 cents.

Hel Ge Lee BR

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Avuth r lne 6 cents pr }

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15 cents for 3 cakes.

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The 8. 3. Bonus. ta railing feow Mee treal Friday more: ¢ Sept. l4th will bem tue at Charictter: ¥ordsy, Sept. 1% and saile fcr St, | ac’, Newfoundlasé via Morte Sydics, artyieg eereet, Opis acd aheepon deck, aca predazs eadit deek, ai leweat pecerile rater,

7 urine: porticslara @3 69 £2335 ard jes5992, pels

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they will be rou by public Buco of Saiurday, 220d day ot Sept. at tue nour of wro o’cleck. » m, on my prew ere ov | cover expentes.

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