when Free Born Men having to advise the=Public, may speak free.” —Evzipipss

They’re nearly all in.

Most of them have come from Germany as you could guess by the thoroughness and painstaking care of finish.

Many of them were made right here in Canada, and they’re perhaps the most trim and graceful of all.

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We were offered a snap on this lot of handsome samples, and took them at once. ; They’re now ready for you—and’ from 30 to 40 per cent cheaper than you'd ex- pect to pay.

Very trim, and dainty, and the newest of the aew.

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TROOPS FOR CHINA

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Lonpoy, Sept. 17.—In connection with

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China, the Assoeiated Press understands |

be further hostilities in

that the British Government is already

| considering the transfer of troops from

South Africa to India in order to make it practicable to send more British troops to China.

The military authorities concider the warin South Africa so far ended that troops may be safely moved.

RETURNING CANADIANS.

Honors in Store in England.

(Sproat to Toe.Examiner.]

Loxvor, Sept. 17.—-The War Office has decided toinvite a details of officers and men from each Colonial corps in South Africa to visit England as guests of the nation, 86 soon as it becomes possible to reduce the force in South Africa.

The Colonial troops will come with the rest of the returning regulars, and ‘the Queen will present them with colors.

KRUGER TO LEAVE

On the Herzeg for Holland.

Spzcras tro Toe Examiver.

Lisson, Sept. 17.—The Portuguece government has telegraphed to the gov- ernment of Mozambique authorizing the departure of Kruger for Europe. The goveruor, however, must satisfy himself that Kroger is really going to Exrope. Meenwhile he is instructed to take all precautions to safeguard the pereonal security of Kruger.

Lonpon, Sept. 17.—Mres. Kruger, accord- ing to a despatch to the Express, has ar- rived in Lorenzo Marquee.

Lisson, Sept. 17,—The newspapers here eay that Kruger will take the German steamer Herzog at Marques. His destix nation is to be Holland, by way of Mars= sailles.

ASSASSIN SHOT.

Murder of Baron Von Ketteler Avenged.

[Speciat to Tae Examiner |

Pexiy, Sept 17.—The correspondent of the Daily News says that the assassin of Barou Von Ketteler has been shot,

PLAGUE IN GLASGOW

Another Case has Been Reported.

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Giascow, Sept. 17.—Another plague case has been reported , here, making a total of one hundred and fifteen persons under observation.

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ST. JOHN EXHIBITION.

Island Exhibitors Carry Off a Good Many Prizes.

By the St. John papers at hand this morning we see that the Island exhibitors have been carrying off a good many prizes at the exhibition now going on in that town. We extract the following :

CATTLE. DAIRY GRADE3,

Cow, 4 years old and up (5 entries) -- | Donald MeMillas, Ch’town Royalty, P EI lst and 2aod, ;

Cow, 3 years old (2 entries) —Donald McMillan, Ch’town Royalty, lst.

Cow. 2 years (3 entries)—Donald Mc- Millan, Ch’town, P E I, 3:d.

Heiter, 1 year old (3 entries) —Donald McMillan, Ch’town P BJ, 3rd.

Herd 4 females,3 in milk 1 en try)— Donald McMillan, Ch’town Royalty, lst.

Hetfer, 2 years old (2 entries) -McMillan & Dawson, Ch’town, P KE I, Ist.

Heifer, 1 year old (3 entries) —McMillan & Dawson, Ch’town, P B I, lste

Heifer calf, under 1 year, (5 entries) ~ McMillan & Dawson, PET, let; D Me- Millan, Ch’town, P BE I, 2nd,

Heifer calt under 6 months (3 entries) — McMillan & Dawson, P E I, let and 24. Female, any age (5 entries) —MeMillao & Dawson, P EI, let.

Herd, 1 bull and 4 females (2 entries) —MeMillan & Dawson, P KI, Let. Breeder’s voung herd (2 entries)—Mc> Millan & Dawson, P E I, lst.

GUERNSEYS,

Bull, 3 years old (2 e-.tries)—Mc-

ae & Dawson, Chariottetown, P. E, ats

Bull, 2 years old (2 entcier)—Mc-

Millan & Dawson, Coarlottetown, P. E.

I,, 2nd,

Bull calf, under 6 months (4 entries) —

es & Dawson, Charlottetown, P. E: «5 «Od,

Cow, 4 years old (4 entries) ~McMiltlan

& Daweon, Charlottetown, P.E. I., lst

and 2eJ,

SHEEP. SHROPSHIRES.

Ram, 2 shears and over (14 entries)— Cephas Nunn, Winsloe Road, P. E. 1., 2ad.

Shearling ram,(1 entry)—Cephas Nunn, Winsloe Road, P. E, £., last.

Ram lamb (3 entries)—Cepbas Nunn, Winslce Road, P. E. I., 2ndand 3rd,

Two pairewes, 2ehears(4 entries) — Cephas Nuno,Wineloe Road. P.E,I., lst and 2nd.

Two: shearling ewes (1 entry)—Cephas Nunn, Winsloe Road, P. E. I., Ist.

Two ewe lambs (1 entry -Cephas Nunn, Winsloe Road, P. .E I., Ist.

Peon, 1 ram and 4 ewes (1 entry)— Cephas Nunn, Winsloe Road, P. E. I., lst,

PIGS. IMPROVED YORKSBIRES.

Boar, over one year (4 entries) - Cephas Nunn, Winsloe Road, P. E. I., 3rd,

Sow and litter (5 entries)—Cephas Nann, Winsloe Road, P. E.I- Let.

HORSES. STANDARD BRED HORSES.

Stallion,4 years and upwards (5 en- tries) —W. 8. McKie, Charloutetown, (Pro- vider,) lst.

CARRIAGE HORSES,

Filly or gelding, 2 years (4 entries) W. T Dockeniorff, No-th River, P. E, I,, Gad.

ENGLI*H SHIRE HORSES, IMPORTFD CR CANA*

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DIAN BRED,

Stallion, 4 years and upwards (2 entriee) —D.McMillian, Crarlotietown Royalty, P. E. L., tet.

Filly, 2 years (1 entry)—D. McMillan, let.

Matched team (1 entry)—D. McMillan, Ist.

CARRIAGE HORSES IN HARNESS

Mare, 2 yeara (3 «ntries)—W. T. Docks endoeff, North River, P. E. I., 2ad.

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SanEEEEnEae SHIP NEWS.

Port of Charlottetown.

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ENTERED,

Sept 15.h—Janette, Gerrior, Arichat ° Frank, Grant, Wallace; Minnow, Vaa- amber, Tidzieh; Daniel, Roberts, Wallace; Suean King, Grant, Baie Verie; Baltic, McLaren, Pictou; se City of Ghent, Mc- Nevin, Halifax.

CLEARED.

Sept 15th— SS City of Ghent, McNevin S’side; Danie), Roberts, Pictou; Susan King, Grant, Baie Verte; Baltic, McLaren Pictou; Aanie, LeBlanc, Sydney; atr

SEPTEMBER 17, 1900 _

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Bye Elections in New Brunswick.

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(Spzcrat to Tue Examiner }

Orrawa, Sept. 17.—Still there is no Snnouscement respecting the elections; but the Government is making efforts to get ready for them.

Hon Wm. Pugsley avd Mr. Blair were here yesterday conferring together.

The dates of the by-elections in New Brunswick have been [fixed : Nominae tion Sept, 10th, polling 27.

PINK BYE}

Epidemic Resulting From Baths in New York.

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{Spzcrat ro ras Examiner. ]

New York, Sept. 17.—Public baths about the city, are responsible for an epi- demic of **Pink Eye,” according to Dr Cary, chief of the siaff of physicians of the New York ear and eye infirmary who. with his assistants, is fairly worn out in treating suffering children who ,form the great mejority of the sufferers,

HALIFAX.

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The Exhibition and the Races.

(Specta, To tak Examtner.}

Hatirax, Sept. 17.—The atteadance at the exhibition on Saturday was sixteen thousand. The three minute class race was won by A. B. E.ter’s, mare Poetese; the 2.30 trot was won by R. E. Feltus, Benhal.

ST. JOHN EXHIBITION

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Attendance on Saturday

[Sreorat To Toe Examiver]

St. Joun, Sept. 17.—Saturday’s attend ance at the exhibition was 12,500.

BOER WAR,

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Nearly time to think about mak- ing out fall accounte.

You will need ENVELOPES,

We bave nearly on® MILLION (1,000.000) on hand, prices from 75¢ per thousand up.

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ACCOUNT PAPER

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Binding Cases, | Files, Blank Fooks, ete:

Prices always the lowest.

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Lorexzo Marqvez, Sept. 16.—Boera who arrived here yesterday evening, avert that the Burghers are fighting amongst themvelves at Hot Spruit, and are looting and burning buildir ge,

Auother Prince Gone,

(Srecran to Tak Examiner]

Mcnica, Sept. 15.—Prince Henry of Hesse died here yesterday.

A Japanese Appointed.

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London, Sepi, 16. A epeéial despatcu from Shanghai announcéé that a Japanese officcal has been appointed to étcceed Mr, J. McLeary Brown, the English financial ae and Commissioner of Customs of

orea,

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Return of the Emperor.

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London, Sept. 15.—The J aparese geper« al, Yamaguchi, telegraphed to his Govern- ment from Pekin, September €, that the Emperor’s Chamberlain had just arrived. This probably means that some signs are on foot for the return of the Emperor. Other Japanese advices report that Pekin 18 returning to its normal condition. Order iw being restored. The Chines: refugees sre cowing back, and foreiga residents are leaving to recuperate.

—At the last generalelection the new Liberals came to us brimming over with v.rtue, and singing that great moral ditty: Riog the knell of ling, boys,

Ring it loud and long,

Ring it with s vigour

That shall wake and thrill the throng.

Now the scene has changed.” Some have secured coal mines, others have contre ste, others have sold railways at an enormous price, others, again, have trafficked in subsidies or in binder twine, or in coal

Campasa, Demere,Pictou; Henry Weiler, Trainor, Bath, Me, .

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