~ —
: at
Losing Flesh.
indicates insufficient nourish- | ment. Itleadsto nervousness,
: sleeplessness, general debil- | ity, and predisposes to Con-
sumption and other prevail- |
ing niseases. To guard | ISLAND against these take | teat
Scolls Emulsion |
the Standard remedy for ali wasting diseases in young or old. It improves diges- tion, gives flesh, strength, |
. ww j vigor and resistive power. |
>
' . ° ‘ ‘ } | aS i ; sh. ests of Province Subordinated with the full belief and the ¢ assurance that he was to receive an to 0 litieal Pp “AG :
to Low Political ruUrposes. i ant stment to go to Paris to represent
is . : : cumsmnsitiideit » Prir idward Island at the Paris | Exposition, and his own letter and the
goc. and $:.00, all druggists, Fr ” rr scort’£ BOWNE, Chemioe” Terente. know was coincident with his de-
| parture from Ottawa ; another very
es. distinguished gentleman left for Ottawa
TO BOSTON Commencing June 29th, 1900
La Patrie published the following item
The Hon. J. Israel Tarte, Minister of | was seduced from his allegiance to his 1 Pr Works of Canada leaves to-night for | constituents, from his duty to the
S.S. Halifax
J. E. Robillard, Miss Anna Tarte, his two
a | daughters ; Madame Joseph Robillard, and Will leave Charloitetown at NOON on. his secretary, M. UHains. At New York FRIDAY, ard (Thursday Mr Tarte will board the ‘Aquitaine’,
§. §. LA GRANDE DUCHESSE
Every WEDNESDAY at @&. m. for)! Boston via Hawkesbury and Halifax. Paseergers leaving Charlottefown via Pictou, make close connection at Halifax from Boston Tuesdays and Saturdays. TheS. S. Halifax takes Freight and |‘ Passengers for Hawkesbery and Halifax. | t Tickets for sale at Stations P. E. I. Railway. tj For tickets, rates and all information apply to
| Pineau
W. W. CLARKE, Agent
Charlottetown | Ottawa, March 8, 1900. H. L, CHIPMAN, | Mr. James W. Shea.
Manager Apl 24tf Dear Sir,—l now ake the pleasure of ’ writing you a few lines to let you know that I 4g ne en ee Re get gee — | am in Ottawa at present, and I must also tell ; | you that it is a fine place. I have seen a good Direct, Steamer for ready. I must also tell you that I have r | been well received by the government here, e + "| . . 1] lam veighiing for orders to go on which reat Britain I tk vill be to-morrow or the next day | W ¢ 1d Seen all the House of Parlia- | mer louse of Commons and the Senate The Str. Thor, 2000 crass tonage ~ nan I m2 t say itisa fine Piace to lassed A 1. at Lloyds’ is intended to! *** i yonder that they are so Keen sail from Charlottetown on or about}?! 7 keep my O. M. B. A. dewes . P . abou pal LW send you money in a few days the 5th July next, th twine Ig t from you you can get it Freight carried at lowest current Back. an also get your men Boarded at rater, ; Apply to uur | fyou “ and See that they — tae Lp o what they war ou give them what is righ GEO. TOOMBS. | for Boardiug them I Know you will do that bod, Agent. | you cal m at Home if you See them $$ hat \ £ 1 letter rom me | Suppose Some people are very mad at me for doing what I = | have ld not Help Myself it is what | ever ¢ looking out for himself, no
| more at Present I Remain yours truly.
When yo wanta barrel of choice flour, give us a call; we sell all the leading brands and guarantee every barrel we sell.
When in need of one call let’s
| | |
oo us a
prices
SANDERSON & CO
Victoria Row Grocers.
—_——_
quote you
— ————$£$ LL
Silver Spring Brewery SHERBROOKE, P. Q.
S.C. NUTTER. Prop.
At the Paris Exposition
to (ttawa. | Brunswick Hotel, which I happen to
pomp Plant Line BOSTON o
| °A
rote! | Hon. read a letter from Mr. Pineau h.mself, Tae Hotel ;Brunswick,’ dated March §,
IQoo.
' W. Shea, of Waterford Tignish P. E. I:
P, E, ISLAND NOT REPRESENTED
NOTHING EXHIBITED FROM THE
Senator Ferguson Shows That Inter-
THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY
friend asks did to Paris? I
believe that up to the present moment
he go
induced to leave Prince Edward Island by a person who was purporting toact,
of the government ‘at Ottawa and the government of Prince Edward Island. He was induced to leave his home. He had called three or four meetings for the party organization of his approached him. He had called these meetings for organization, but before the dates for holding the meet- ings had matured he was s| irited away to Charlottetown
nfident
and
induced to go
T
now that Mr Pineau eame We know when he left the
2. cl yyYe NOW K
he same day—the same end ofthe day it appears, they both left on the rning of March 13. I quote from March 12, 1908,
wing words: 1) Israel Tart r New York ; latter place ark for France on board the
J rm 7 ->
La fPatrie ot the will leave Ottawa to- irom the
} m hy i Civ
On the following day, March 13, yf information :
ris. He will be accompanied by Madame
rrencnh line
We have here the evidence that Mr. came to Ottawa, that he re- nained until the forenoon of March, th, and that he departed from the
Brunswick the same time as the Mr. Tarte departed from Ottawa o go to Paris. In connection with his subject I am also privileged to
n his own handwriting, written from
It is addressed to Mr. James
1 will write you in a few days and will give
you
more In Getali. HENRY J. PINO.
It is necessary that hon genilemen should be aware of this fact in order to explain the expression in this letter, ‘] could not help myself,’ that M: Pineau had been unfortunate in bus! ness and was indebted to some Ver: strong politicians in the province, ane the first thing that was done was tw pounce upon him and seize his cffect> and sell them under the hammer, and the next st2p was to approach him through the instrumentality of Dr. Wickham to offer him five dollars a day to goto Paris, This is what the evidence, which cannot be gainsaid in the slightest particular, goes to show.
go to Paris?
my hon. friend will see by this time that he fully thought he was going to Paris, and some people fully intended to send him to Paris. They must have been the greatest set of deceivers and, I will say, rascals that ever 1 became acquainted with if they did not really intend to carry out the promises and inducements that were held out to this
Hon. Mr. McCSWEENEY—Did he
Hon Mr. FERGUSON—I daresay
ay low prices for cash.
Me Per bhd.....-...+++-+- $16.50 I was cured of a severe attack of Rbeu- : am Per halfdo........-- 8.295 | matiem by MINARD’S LINIMENT. My hon. friend who asked me th Newapam Per} do..........0++ 4.25} Mahove Bay. JOHN MADER. | question did he go to Paris, has, no Per doz querte....--- 1-50 ._,, | doubt, in recollecticn a discussion that 2 I 1 I . d : ° i Per des pints........- wd by MINARD'S LINIMEN. — se took place in this House some ‘veeks Delivered in avy part of JOSUHA WYWACHT. ago. I made the statement solemnly
A» MACDONALD,
ec
Cosrce to sample them, we um beg u quote the following
the city, stearers or trains. |
by MINARD’S LINIMENT MRS, A. LIVINGSTONE.
Lo: 5, P. E. 1.
Bridgewater.
declaration I have read all show that this was the case. For some reason best known to thoseZwho were cone ducting this intrigue from beginning te end. Pineau was not sent to Paris. He was taken across the line, into the land where a good many other people | with whom political machines have dealings go. He passed over to the United States and remained there un- tii the month of May, when he was {| brought back to Prince Edward Island, when he entered the provincial legis- lature and voted in direct opposition to the principles on which he had been | elected only a few months previously. The conclusion is inevitable, that he
country, by this promise of being sent to Paris. He was breught to Ottawa and put in a damaging position before his former friends and betore the country which was irreparable, as far as he was concerned. He found him- self in that position, and having gone so far, he was induced to go still further. At first, all that was intended by those who were conducting this intrigue was that he should be got out of the country, so that his vote should not be recorded during the sitting of the legislature, but out of that evolved a still bolder ane stronger proposition, which was the one that was carried out, that he should go back to Prince Ed- ward Island and vote for the party that inveigled him away from the duty he owed to his constituents. I would submit one other declaration on this subject before 1 resume my seat. It is a declaration by Mr. James W. Shea, of Waterford. He is the gentleman to whom Pineauaddressed the'letter which I have already read, and Mr. Pineau's letter wil} show that he at least regard- ed Mr. Shea asa very honourable man, whom he trusted to look atter little affairs of business for him in hisabsence. Pineau said to him: ‘ You get your men boarded at our place and get what you want, and I know you will do what is aight... We cannot have a much better recommendation of Mr. Shea, than Mr, Pineau’s own letter that he would do what was right. I do not
he has nut gone to Paris, but he | or claiming to act, with the authority - {
constituents before this man Wickham {|
~ that my
Bright's
what to
will cure 90 per cent. of atl forms of kidney complaint many instances the most serious forms of
10,
Kidney Cure
and) «6m
disease. [If
the disease is com-
and advise you free
do.
The parishioners of St.
beautiful grounds adjoining tl Wednesday, 11th July ,prox. All the games and such occasions will be } A first-class refreshment will be in evidence. A special train will leave o'clock, a Mm., local time,
provid
call
| lottetown arriving at St. Andrew a. m., returning at 6 o'clock, p. m. Regular trains trom Souris and Georgetown
Andrews 9.30am
> -* Ar. at ®t,
with special at Fmerald. For further particulars sé order of committee.
1 c me
M. J, FE wily tf
Andre intend holding a Grand Tea Pa } he ‘ hurch on
amusemenics
CENTURY THA.
ws Church, rty the
) ' Waa
usual on
Miscouche at 7
ing at Char- s about 10.30
ndbills.
By
EHAN, Secretary.
the reputation he bears. He is a man who does a very considerable amount of business, and he bears the r2puta- tion of a very honourable man.
Mr. PERLEY—Are there like that in Prince Edward
Hon. many Island ? Hon. Mr. SCOTT—Many who give up private letters for political purposes? Hon, Mr. FERGUSON—The letter was not marked private. My hon. friend from Wolseley should act ask that question. It is bad enough tor the hon. leader of the government to ask questions of that kind, because he never was in the east and he does not know anything about the province, but I cannot excuse the hon, gentleman from Wolseley, good deal about the Island. declaration reads :
I, James W. Shea, of Waterford, Prince,County, P. E. I., farmer and
The
Lot 1
M.P.P., and he stated
with Henry J Pineau, : , t] -beral the Li
$o me that he expected to get from party in Charlottetown, for his support, wee sum of $2,000. Hie also said that he had asked of ut before *leav'?8 Charlottetown on the previous Friday, aft they told him they were to meet Monday an’ they would let hint know on his return back to Charlottetown. I have not heard sinc from Mr. Pineau, and canrot now say how
: shat.e nat am
them
because he knows a
| The
jobster
know Mr. Shea personally, but that is |
| Immediate possession of ing adjoining the Masonic Temple.
able for offices etc.
tend to keep it so. to do it witn.
some dandies.
Apply to
kind you
TO BE LET.
that Build- Suit-
Mrs. D.
McKinnon, McGill Avenue, Ch’Town. dv. lwk.
“li- Wea ~-~-LMl
like to wear.
190°
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Masonic Temple Company.
The anvual meeting ofthe Masonic Temp'e Company will be he'd iv the Masonic Temple, on Wednerdey, Jury 11, 1900, at 8 o’clock p m., for the election ot directcrs aud genera! businesre
D, McLEAN, Secy. Treas.
Ch’towa June 27th, 1900.
The most plearant way of Spending & hot day,
On and afcer Saturday, 7th July, teturn Tickets good for day of issue, will be so!d on steamer
“PRINCESS”
fo. one dollar and fifty cents each. Fare will include Tea on return voyage Steamer leaves half past nine !ocal Returns about nine in the evening.
Secretary Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.
Ch’town, July 19th, 1000.
DOMINION ATLANTIC
p.m., by Express ‘iain. F. r all information, guide book, folders, ete
Fares by regular morning train from Souris } which will be sent free, writeto F. H. arm- | @& ; Fee . ae
and Gerarttown and retarn are as follows :— strong, general passenger Agent Kentville, | $= Has quite all the good feat
= ‘ . J ‘ aise 4 is _ « . Box . . N. s ate ai
net 75C 3 Harmony, sighed one — P. GIFKINS? E uses of the
River and Georgetown, 60c ; Rollo Bay, Sel- Gen. Manawer in *
kirk. Ashton, Five Houses, St. Peter’s, Brud- | FBentville N.S. May 26th, 1900. o— Siecintzman
nell, Cardigan, 45c; Midgell, Perth, 48 | — = It is about as near perfect
Road, St. Teres’as, 35¢ 3 Marie, 30c ; Morell FOR Co LE *— asitis possible to make a
and Peake’s, 25c; Lot 40, 20c; Dundee, $c ; or) A « } piano
Douglas and Pisquid Io. } Ty Be ae sss lila Passengers from Cape Traverse will connect ne = nats the reason we caoose
20 Building Lotstor eale 50x1C0, will be sold cheap. Also two Dwelling Houses on Highland Avenue, together with our whole stock of Crockery Glass yare and Groceries, etc,
P. MONAGHAN, Queen Street.
NOTICH.
Haviog retired from business would al! who are indebted to me make immediate payment at the Medical Hail Queen Si.
harlottetown. S. W. DODD.
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The Contents of The Prince Edward Island Magazine
—- FOR—
save PR cask)
ARE AS FOLLOWS:
piteated gend a four- | yy kh ws lum.) fhe... | a Oe eee eee eee unce vial of urine. i ( § { p {0 A Life Sketch — May Carroll. ' We will analyze ft X LSi0n f) tt ll Who Named the Magdalene? (Il!vs,.)—
Rev. A. B. Burke,
Our Feathered Friends—John McSwain,
The Lighthouse — Marie.
Usavendish in the Olden T:me-—- V— Walter Si.apson.
Neu Spaper Life and Newspay ey Me u—III J. H. Fletcher. :
The Little Island J. 8. 8B.
My Forte—Jeremiah §. Clark
Tbe work of Nurses in Schooi Colleges—Miss Mattie Barr.
The Tenant League Articlee— Rambler.
A Legend of Hollow River—Serachie.
Spring Dreams—Marie.
To the Roses.
Bedeque and its People—II. (Iluey— L U. Fowler.
_The cover is printed ina nice green
‘int with a picture of a P, E. 1. camping
out #cene.
{ The Magazine is for sale at all the book-
of the - Brudenell—
————
and
led. By order Oe i ale a aa : stores and newstands throughout th eo ae F, W. HALES, Ikland. You ebould get this sale,
Five cents the copy.
will carry passengers at reduced rates, W Fe Fares as follows : RAIL AY: fe Miscouc eres te Se ee ne e266 - ‘ > Mineoaa Sec and Steamship lines to Boston = PVORIGWE . <.0s cegeescovess ces paveaestan via Yarmouth. Emerald ....00 ccccsccceseves pheea ees on TSC ements stone oe a bapdenee (08 ‘ons . 55¢| The Popular Fast line be. PT eS cid ven beans eenesans 75C cn “ | tween Nova Scotia and miki tihaweeee eeeoret roe ete neeee e- oS PRGmEE TEPET occ cteccoes eaephanin +e 60C Boston via Windsor North Wiltshire. .......- ioc ciel .60c Junction and Halifax Royalty Junction ......+.eeeeerecee cece G5C Charlottetown . oe .0scse coccse secccces 45c Bedford and Intermediate stations first-class EXPRESS TRAIN® leave Halifax daily Sane (except Sunday) at 6 35a. m., for Digby and e ; : 53 2 : Yarmouth. making connection Wedn¢sdays A special train will leave Miscouche at 6.20 | and Saturdays at Yarmouth for Boston, am, standard time. THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP Summerside 6.40 a m, standard time cf A Kensington 7.05am y ’ PRINGH GRORGE Freetown 7.20at = i . . oA Satenits + ons ws . os 2400 Gross Tonnage. 7000 Horse Power, the tee stole a Me te fastest and finest steamer plying between the Bradalbane 7.36am Maratime Provinces and Boston. Hunter River 5.01 am Leave Yarmouth Wednesday No N. Wiltshire S.10am - “ . ~ i Deekeiom eo ale 6 6s and Saturdays for Boston. Charlottet Sozan ‘ ‘6 on arrival of Express Train from Halifax* Oth = ee ae : “< “ Returning leaves Boston Tuesday and Fri- er Bedford 9.03 am day at 4 p.m : Mt. Stewa .25ar - si . ; es it. Stewart 9.25 am o S Passeners arriving in Halifax next day 5 30 Piano
i; as our leader.
It satisfies us exactly, avd we are pretty sure it will satisfy everybody who sees and hears it.
Millec
Queen Street.
Bros
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FLAS TPA TH CPA VTT PTAA
Connolly’s Building.
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That Means Buy Them at RAMSAY'S,
And we've got the stuff We have the finest line of
clothing you can tind in Ch’town,
See our children’s b ouse
See our lines of boy’s tweed and serge
yacker, do } ; solemnly declare that °°. °F : : . - : : : : ab Ses ce we Sh conversation Cur clothing trade is booming and we In- See our lines of children’s and misses Oxfords for summer wear.
We find that the majority of persons like to wear an Oxford in summer. 5» we buy
suits; we have largely of them, We can sell you anice fine Oxford in children’s sizes 7 to 10 for 55c,
And in misses 11 to 2 fur 7Uc.
suits, the kind that gives a boy trouble to wear it out, that’s the kind we keep.
In Ladies 3 to 7 for 75c; these are not the best we carry by any means but they are
’ iman to come to Ottawa. My hon. | the matter has been arranged. Ale and Porter of th 4nd I make this solemn declaration con- above Brewery are vastly scientiously, believing it to be trueand know- ¢ ” > a ae ————— . aa nt: i. eT P ing that it is of the same force and effect as if enperiorto the goods pro- Ss . + oe ne & F made under oath and by virtue of the Canada duced by any other Brewery Evidence Act, 1893. in the Dominion, 3nd in JAMES. W. SHEA. order to give everyone 8 { wae cured of Bronchitis and Asthma Declared before me at Waterford,in Pr ince ]
County, provience of Prience Edward Ish an this 25th day of May, A. D. 1900. CHARLES DALTON J. P. for Prince County.
sustain it. A day or two before that
§ So’e Agent for P. ¥.!.
Continued on page 6.)
believing that I had good evidence to
(RA RAMSAY & bu
syle and color.
© | or double breasted,
And men’s tweed suits of every description
And men’s serge suits which we find are imcreasing in favourevery month. We have a splendid ‘ot of them in blue or black, single
the best values in the city, we are safe in saying that.
Se: our men’s Dong>la Oxford at $1,34, you can’t match it.
We can save you money on yourfi boots & shoes,
A A RAMSAY & C1
a) Se gyramnp aege i
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