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Dancing AND

Physical Culture

Mis Ww! r< eT er clas:e. in dancing ai Physical ' 4th Cc ober. Those fo:ming privac SSeS, among friends shculd apply at once, in erder to hay». choice of time for class. Miss Mac- } Donak! will be at home to inti ncing ¥ at her room on Kent Street from 1 1 to Ip.m.,and from3toSp.m. dy2406,

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Tease Yarmeuth Wednesd{ and Saturdays ior Keston

on atrival of Express Train from Halifax:

Retur:ing leaves Bogion Tuesday and ji @ay ai 4>,m°

Parse: zers arriving in He lifax rext day p.m. by Express ‘: .ain.

For ail inform ation, guide bock, folders, ete which wili he cent free, wiite to F. H. Arm- strc Dg, .eneral yassenger Agent Kentvilie

=e P. GIFKINS!

Gen. Maneger Kenitvi 'e N.S., May 26th, 1900

Farm For Sale At Auburr, Lot 36.

This farm, the property of the lave Patrick Tynan, conteive 8 acres of vslu- able lan !, 50 being under cultivation, snd the baisace is covered with an excellent growth of hardwood ara raiie. There are onthe premires besices a comfortable dweiling voure,s jarge vew baro and 6 coach house, aleoafioe thriving young orchard ; while a never-failing «stream ot water iiows through the centre of the faran.

‘Les ; lace is nicely situated in a pros- perous Community, and is also convenient lo churches, schools and otker practical Tequiremenis. Auy perron wanting a comic rinble acd attractive bome would do weil to purchase; and, moreover, it hes tle advaniage ot being ready for oc. Cuge:cy atanytime. ‘Lhe best of terms Wiite given. For further particulars eppis atthe cfhce of DC Mc Lecd, Chare lowewn,or io Mrs P F Tynan, 13 North Uriou St. Scmerviile, Mats, wk. 4ip

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Call and Jet us siow yor no finest Range hy actual ust on the market,

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_ We are selling the genuine dortoise Heaters lower this

For you to buy a new year,

‘nished with the most modern system of

| on (be British market } : ‘ ; about @ week ‘from the date of shipment;

| condition, ia a fortnigbt or more.

rHE ADILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN OCTOBER, 3 1900

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OCTOBER? 3, !900

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CUR FARMERS AND FAST ATLANTIC SERVICE,

lus Patriot is out in of position tothe

and

coll

It ridicules the

farmeré iD respect to storage transportation facilities, ji'ea of “a fast Atlantic service to carry

tie farmers prod acts quickly tothe Britich | Morkets.” [t says that fast | not for farmers, but for rich “oabobs,” ete. 1 We tee farmers’ perishable

carried across

fa-t vessels as the

} Vice 1, of course, that these vessels have + Cow siorage,

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tract which Sir Charles Tupper entered |

iuto before he left office—the

{which the New Liberals in

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EXAMINER *

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-| propotals of Sir Chasles Tupper to our |,,

steamers are |

no season why the Canadian | products cannot be}. the Atlantic in the same |

“rich nabobs,”—pro- | Lo point of fact, the coos! ouchio

contract | offise aftere |

; wards canucelled—provided that the fast steamships to have been supplied for ithe service of Canada, should be furs |

cold stors ge, and ail facilities essential to the transport cf the perishable products of our farmers. The prodnects of United | Siates farmers are, and have been, placed

in gzod order in —-while those of the farmers of Canada reach the British market, ofien in bed

The

cold storage facilities provided under the

|administraticon of tne New Liberals are |

reported to be so inefficient that enor muus loss has been incurred.

Sir Charles Tupper bas promised—aad his promises are usurlly kept—that if res iurned to cffice he will cee to it that our farmers shall Lave means provided for the safe and speedy transport of their products. The farmers, on their part, are going te see to it that Sir Charles Tupper thal! be returned to power—in spite ofall that The Patriot aod other members of the “reptile press” may eay “to the contrary odtwithstanding ”

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—The Mcuirca) Gezette reports that Mr. Joho Melntceh, M. P., has been offered aud has accepted the Conservative oemirsiion ip Sherbrocke. This is Counted practically equivalent to an elecs ‘lupe When the ‘lerte machine with thousands ¢f dollars to oil it cou'd not lefeat’ Mr, Mclx'o-h in @ bye election it vil be rattled io pieces in a general con- wuich ibere will te neither the 3-me siufl at ite ccommard nov the seme hope to inepire ‘ts oyeratere,

-—Ibe Moutrea! Star ccmmerds the enterprise of ite United Steree citizens ag Xhibited ie Syduey,—tut ssys: “It scoulite n ted ibat Mr. Whiney apd Wis wreck ce did rotenter upon ,this big Cape Breton irp aod steel enterprise unt) the fact that Ni wfcundland ere ard Cape Bretcn cos! would work successfully togetb+r had beep den cusirated beyona doubt by the Neva Scctia Steel Cempany, a distinc ly Caracian cc mpsny, who car- ried iroo ore frem Great Bel] Island, Newfeundlanc, and ccal from Cape Bre ton (oO their Liest furnace at Ferrona, in

Pictou county, and tesied them thereon a large ecale,

—A Western man 1s;trying to establich a revord for consistency jor Sir Wilfrid Laurier. He points out that in his Beston Speech of 189! the Pr. mier was reported as epeaking thus:

“It bas been said that we should es- tablish a line of steamers between Evg-~ land and her possessions, by virtue of which trade would be culiivated between Canada and the British Empire to the exclusion of the rest of the world. I have Only this to say regarding such an idea ; it 18 sbeolutely adsurd. For my part I prefer the Yankee dollsr to the British shilling, especially when the dollur is 80 near and the chillisg so far awey.”

The Montreal Gezette remarks that the killing of the Laurier Government of the fast Atlantic , mail arrangemept agrees with tbe spirit of th's Boston utterance. It gives the head of the Canadian Gov- ernment a‘claim for consistency in one

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MEMORIAL SUGGESTED.

Mr. WieriaM Dennis, Treasurer of the Halifax Herald’s issued an appeal to the Nova Scotia

Memorial Fund, was ecnool teachers and children toadd :o the about $7,500 for the erecting @ memoria: to the Canadian sol-

purpose of

diers of the Queen who have recently won

the laurel and the cypreas,—sometbing to commemorate in a handsome and

ermasent manner the new epoch in Im«

perial history and the glorious work done

|by the sons of Cavada in South Africa.” | Mr. Dennis points out tnat ‘tone of the imost striking teatures of ali the great cit

lies o. the United Siates— indeed, there ie lecarcely « town of 10,000 inhabitants that

iis not conspicuous

lthe magnificent memorials erected in

honor of che men who fought and fell io

jthe great civil war; and onecf the most

g things in their national life is

the public holiday known as “Memerial

Day.’ when bundreds of thousands of the

| graves of the fallen Leroes are visited by |

tbe eurviving veterans and decorated with

flowers and wreaths, and the monu- meots ere gerlanded with other mementoes of the _ ation’s love and gratitude.” He aleo says truly that ‘* there is nothing that interests the visitors to Halifax mcrve

than the monumentsin the old cemetery Opposite the governor’s honse, erected in honor of Welsford aod Parker, the two Novs Scotia heroes who gave thefr lives to the Empire during the Crimean war.”

Mr. Dennis happy to receive contributions from the schoo! children o,; Prince Edward Island, and he has asked Tse Examiner to acknowledge euch cou~ tributions a8 may be made. Tois we shall be glad todo

Bui it would give Tae Examiner even greater pleature to be the medium by which contributions may be made to- wards the erection of a memorial in our own city of Charlottetown, of our own fallen heroes, Yaylor and Rigge, acd of our own live men who have so nobly as- sisted in ,the great national work of unie the Empire. Let us have aa ex~ pression of ;ublic opinicn in regard to this proposition.

will be

—QOn the eve of the election tenders bave been ca'led for “the providing and delivery ” of ballast for Canoe Core Breakwater. S'r Louis Davies would probably winin the ccming contest,—if the people had not so often already beeu deceived and disappointed by the Govern~ ment of which heis a member.

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At Milton, Septen. ber 30, 1900, to John and Matilda Alice Copp, a daughter.

He ouly confers favours generously who appears when they are ence conferred to remember them no more.— Jobneon.

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,/tse ts Sufficient.

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assurance of health. -

For all blood troubles, scrofula, pim- ples, as well as diseases of the kidneys, liver and bowels, Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the effective and faultless cure.

Bloscd Purifier— I have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and find it beneficial for my- self and baby. It purifies the blood and strengthens the system.” Mrs. HENry WALL, Clinton, Ont.

Strength Buliider—“ Myself, wife and children. have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla and it strengthened us. It relieved me of a lame back.” Davip McGEoRGE, caretaker, Colt Institute, Galt, Ont.

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SECRECY OF THE BaLLOT,

Sixcé the reiura of Sir Louis Davies, The Patriot bas plucked up courage to carry on the unmanly game of intimidat. ing acevtain class of electors by trying to convince them that the the ballot ha» Needlesa to say that while it charges Tae Examiner

secrecy of been destroyed.

with baving ‘‘deliberatily falsified” eic., i

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bas not published the following eub-

%6 referring to the

| of section } aecrecy Gf the hallow: |

section

“Kivery one who violates any provisions of thie rection (1ucluding enb. sec. 5 as amended by the Senate) ehall be guilty of |

aa indictable cflence, aed liable toa pen- |

aliy, not exceeding two bundred dollars, and lo Imprisopment for any term not ex- ceedirg 8ix months, with or without bard labor, in default of payment of such pen~ aliy.”

__We note that the ™Patriot promiees to ‘Call attention” to a paragraph quoted from tbe Mail and Empire in which the secrecy Of the ballot is assured. * which, aleo,” it eays, “ eeems to have been pub lished to mitlead the public!” We shal: await the Patriot’s further develo; mente. In the meantime the public must, ard will, we fee! sure, despise the “ Liberal? efforts to intimidate the electors referred to. The party which resorts to such tac« tics must be in a bad wy; and muet be aware of the fact.

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“DANCE, YOU BEGGARS, DANCE!

( Montrea! Star.)

Sir Wilfrd hosing announced at Sob. mer Park that he was oever pledged to Free Trade, the leseer ] ghis are begin- ning tocavort to that tune. Ii’s another cate of “dance, you beggare, dance!’ 10 upply the Fosteran description. Here is # siatement of Hoo. George W. Ross, the Ovtario Premier, mace at Glencoe, Oat., last week;

“As @ matier of fact, the Liberal party were never free traders out and outany more than Sir John Macdonald was a pro- tectionist Out and oat. Toe main, differ- two parties ie that one adopie protection for protection sake, the Other believed in @ revenue (ariff eo ade jusied as to give reasonable protection 10 + our industries and atth- same time afford a revenue for pul!ic purposes.”

‘Dance, you beggere, dance |”

Mr. Koss ¢lso said:

“Now, let us calmly discuss this (re- ciprocity in preferentiat trede) as a business propcsition. From a Canad’an stsndpo.nt 14 weuld certainly be a great aivaniege. A duty cof5 percént onthe {ood products imported Ly Great Britain would mean # grea: desl to Canadians lt would, co doubt, lergelw stimulate tre preducticn of grain aed cattle and all dairy produce. lt wceuld no doubt broaden Cur farms a.d promote the eetilement of our prairies, and would be an induces ment to the British cazitalist to make varied investments in Canada. Nobody digpues tLe value ftuch a 4 reference woud le to us, aud no Liberal, eo far as 1 know, would utter a sing'e objection to it. Both partice are agreed as to its yalue from a Canadian standpoi t.”

The Mr, Ross argued at much greater length that it is impossible, 'o ottain this preference. Of course, he had in mind Prem er Laurier’s declaration to the Brite i¢h Goverument and Britieh public that Caneda did rot want such a preference, aud the Globe’s «chu tuat Great Britain murn’t be “j,estered” with requests for this .preference. Ard £0, pertorce, Mr Rots must declare that Canada cannot possibly obtain this “greater sdvantage.”

“Dance, you beggars, dance !”

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$2.00 and per bb).

Those d-siring a nice bbl of apples can obtain them from us at this low price.

Call and see them.

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Victoria Row Grocers.

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A blacksmith’s chop, with complete set Ools, centrally itvuated st the junction theft. Peters ard (cyehead Reads.

For further particulars arply to

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Marshfield, Queen’ l41k~ ws 2inspd @ “Te

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Quick Sellers

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For To-day’

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300 Boy’s Suits $1.35, $1.50 and $2 00, . Special prices in, Underwear, . Fine Sotch Llama Underwerr. Stanfe

Men’s Furnishings, 389 Scarfs for a sr Vaden Feather Boas, 50 at 4 off.

Dress Geod Bargains $1.25 for Tie.

Goif Cape: $5.00.

Golf Shawls $5,00 for $3.50. Special Driving Gloves $1.25, Men’s Sox, Braces, Hate, Collars, Cuffs end Scarfs Men's Hats and Caps.

Men’s Special in Underwear.

Ladies’ Hats by the 100

0 Ladics’ Trimmed Harts.

Special Lined Gloves 75e.

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Men’s Working Caps for 25c.

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Watchmaker :

Jeweler A watch purchase is rarely decided upon , and made in few moments, usually it 1s the cut- come of careful consideration. If you have such a an invest- ment in mind we would lke to have you spend a little time in our store. We will be much pleased to show cur stock of watches. They are thoroughly reliabie and sold with a positive guarantee.

Engraver Charlottetown P Ef.

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Wear, Gloves, Hats, Caps and tainpreof Coats At the Gentlemen’s Outfitting Establishment, Morris

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