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Bi kne ral Convention

Conservative

g of lelegates from the eeveral

ricts in the BELFAST District . eld im the PUB.LC HALL, at| UN, on Saturcay, cOth September inst

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THE DAILY EXAMINER!

NOTES AND COMMENTS

—IJt is estimated that $499,000 has been

| ° ry , spent by the Ottawa and Toronto Gov-

SEPTEMBER 25, L899.

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lernments in corruption during the bye- - ——————— | election. ' T y } tI THE ATTORNEY GENERALSHIP | ~-The total number of deaths in Boston last vear wax 10.886, a decrease of 268 ‘ie from the pre us year, and the death Guardian when anningisine fae i} : i L iia WO } a} NOg1; lif TOT the ral was thé west Or record u (be citv. ba ba GO Government pot appointing . ty ‘ r . ° PI © } - Ma ir Weeks, ul pop Lar and Ch a Attorney General evidently did not | ent young commande: the Charlotte- at e Supreme Count Opens at | town Engineers ts the frst Canadian ofh a week’s Dee e ae tr a ee ee ansvaal, Wel ‘ : 18 necessary ye ., oe Crow hould t vg } —The 48:h Highlanders, of Toronto, t rown s#*nonu! e representec re t ace aae | have been invited to attend the Dewey re- t.\Y , > Th ;’ ’ ' : ! y f | } ; Attorney General. The Crown business ception at New York and have aces pted é coun'ry must be attended to, andthe|the invitation. So far as heard this is ‘t : ; " ‘ | = a i , nadts : rou arnt ; rit at «j y1estion is who is to doit? Farquhar-| the only Caua i an regiment invited to a S Aye Pt 7 tend .so it wii represen the Canadian apnmor. reconciie his followers and the be, d } Mouiis, result is thet he is unable to make! ; 1 that immediate! he | ne It is said that 1m nedialely upon the an aprolntment. The Guardian’s excuse arrival of Admiral Dewey he is to be pre- that the farmers are too busy at ‘heir| sented with a volume of newspaper cl

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harvest to think of the matter while ja- | pings relative to his career during t

tended as a joke on Farqubarson wil! not | Spanish ee with a handsome table %o os tet , | support the book. If some one were to Save the frightened Leader. tne give General Otis «# similar gift wouldn’t Premier make the appoiniment, and | he be delighted ! | whether it goes to McKinnon, Peters or | —-The statement of revenne and expendi. | Haszayr : him ind his government | ture for the fiscal year ending June 30 has stead or fa)i be it. | been prepared, and is as follows: en - | 1868 1899 | CLARK WALLACE ; Custome.......$21.731,238 $25 382,553 SNR od a 7 871,562 9 641.227 AND SIR HIBBERT. | Post office...... 3,528,809 3,195,264 ek ah oe wie en ee Pere Public Worksetc 3,872,478 4,425,278 AT 1 O'CLOCK, P. M. | A notable feature of the meeting recently | Miscellaneous... 3,271,617 4,156,046 for rpose of nominating a candidate | € Strict av the Coming Pro m.e€ctid pporters of the party are requested

EEN&Y WOOD,

President

“LOW RATE

AUTUMNAL EXCURSIONS |

FROM ==

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

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28th, 29.h, 30th Oct. 2nd & 3rd)

Sept.

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.3» for zound trip tickets to ‘Fr ¥ , }

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i rnipg § sod to leave Montreal up to, aod iccludit g Oct. 16, 1899.

$13

Qn Sept, 28th, 29th and | oth, iates tor Return [rip | Tic! e's to

a ae . .€16 80 16, Ont.g } : ot, J ich., ( eeeeneeee . $25.50

Port Huron }

p alls, Unt. ,...- . $24.65 p h to CHICAGO, ILL., and

ai $29 30

n Tickets to all points west of

pation up to Oct. 16th, 1899

‘ther points call on any ticket it. me Provinces, or write

4 J HEATH, Dist, Passer. Agent, C P R, St. Jobu, N B, JsOEN O BYNDMAM, Sclicitting Agent, C P R, Ch’town, PEI,

WANTED

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A sornz man for our Retail Deparitment— must buve some experience inthe dry goods Lusiness and good reference.

W KEKS & Co.,

125 3i ecd The Peoples store

To the Patrons of the P. B, 1.

Electric C0, We ere now placing in our station ano- ther bci'er of 250 Loree power, and we ren

| ees , : ¥ ' To silence the latter, Mr. Wallace

i ’ sionateiy

| the Government. Honest men can honestly

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with his administration.”

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| questions that concern you and me, be 1s

| held at Vancouver was the pains taken by 240.275.7204 $46 796.368 Sir Hibbert Tupper and Mr.Clarke Wal-| aie ere lace to show that no quarrel pow separated | Expendiivre......$38,699,823 $41,760,342 them. Mr. Clark Wallace happened to} Jt will be seen tbat the in- mention Sir Hibbert’s name, which was crease in revenue is over $6, received with loud cheers and some hisses. 990,000, of which nearly $4,000,-

| VO0 18 in customs receipts, collected under sSs~ | , 7 mm . P j the goodold N. P. The debt was iacreas. Hibbert “has | eq by $1,770,000, which about makes up held responsible and important positions; the amount of the surplus. But why and the breath of | Should the debt have been increased at all

1p : oditions ?

scandal has never tonched him. At one| U®4ersuch condition time Sir Charles Hibbert Tupper and I :

were in the same cabinet. I disagreed with; RUSSIANS AND ISLANDERS.

the policy of the Government and I left

leclared that Sin

in the Government

disagree as to a policy, but I cam say thie,! Both Tax Commercial Travellers the whole of Sir Charles Hibbert |

Tupper’s career there has never been a|

mano who has said he did a dishonest act

or could point to a scandal in connection

Seeking Business.

Hauirax, September 22.—Ruasia and Prince Edward Island are in the same category as taxing commercial travellers eoliciting business. Whether the Russian Vhen it cameto Sir Hibbert Tupper’s| Czar copied the idea from the Island premier or vice versa, is not stated. At italia cal Se j sll events atrensiation of the Russian enthusiastically, ae & Vancouverite,| jaw, which was passed in 1898, has been welcguaed the member for Toronto West ! receiye?, The law reads in part; to the Pacific coast: “Mr, Wallace,” ke ‘

turn to speak he returned the compliment. | He

“Such commercial kOuses only shall cannot be Cousidered a stranger in | have the right to employ commercia! tra-~ any partof Canada. Canadian as he is,| Vellers in Russia as have paid the tax

: re of the first class, and such manufac- amanso thoroughly eonnected with ajl turing industries as have paid the taxee of the first three classes. This applies equally to commercial! houses and manufacturing industries that have or

eaid, ‘

not only not aetranger but sucha man

here every time that he

eae’ 16. Viale ee ees have not establishments of their own in

wonmes SO Nancoliver So every citizeo,| Russia. The firet-class tax for commercial

|} whether he be Liberal or Tory. Mr. | honsesie500 rabies ($257:) those for manu-

Wallace, of couree, has been known| facturing industries are 500, 1,000 and : ORY @FIF O

to me, for a very long time. | 1-500 rubles ($257, $515 and $772.) In

egocd for return passage to}

| Sureto say thatamong the many men on

epectful'y ask ell our cuetomers to use the !

hghte ss epearipgly as they poesibly can

for a tew days, until this boiler is in Osition.

P. E. 1. ELECTRIC CO,

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FOR SALE

I D ning Extension Table, (Walnut;) 1 Chilu’s Crib, 1Commode, 1 Hall Table, I Hal! Clair, Let of Pictures, Bed Room Oil Stove, (good as new) 2 Parlor Cook Stovex and Pipe, 1 Stuffed Gannet in glass case; 1 Wardrobe, lot of Window Blinds

and Kollers, 2 Wash Stands, Jug and Wash Bow!. Apply to 122 E H NORTON

WANTED.--By asteady and capable man; a situation as clerk ina groce ‘y store, or keep- ofa waietoise. Apply at Watchman office for particulars 295

WANTED-. At once, a cook. Apply at Mrs G. W. Hodgsva1’s Grafton Street, west

SATCHEL LOST.-- Containing a small sum of money. Finder will please leave at this office or at Dr. Conroys

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WE WANT AT ONCE — Good honest men in every localty, local Or travelling, to in troduee anc advertise our g0ods, tacking up show cards On fences, along public roads, an all conspicuo.s places. No experience need- ed. Salary or commission per month and

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expenses $2.5 Tr ye Write at once for full culars.. HE EMPIRE MEDICINE Co., mdon, Ont. 224

addition to this each commercial traveller is required to pay an individual tax of 50 rubles ($25.75) per annum. Manufactur~

He went into Parliament long before I did. He is my senior in that atd in many

other respects. We sat together since} ing industries which have no factories of 1882, und, as he etates we differed with| ‘heir own in Russia, but carry on

wholesale trade within the empire tLrongh

: the medium of commergial travellers, are question only during that) classed with commercial housee. They pay It gives mea great deal of pleas!atax of 500 rubies therefor, instead of those ranging from 500 to 1500 rubles, provided for manufacturers. The taxes upon manufacturisg and trading are assessed according to the official permits grantedfor the pur» pose of carrying On either manufacturing industries or trade within the empire. No commercia! travellere will be allowed to transact bueiness within the empire as Mr. Wallace is a very valuable ally and I , :¢presentatives of a commercial house or may Fay, asa politician, a vary dangeroue | ™S0Ufacturing industry until such com. an mercia) house or manufacturing industry shall have obtained the prescribed permit.”

each other on a qvestion ot principle, anu on that one period,

both sides of the House who Lave distine guished themee!ves there is no man who has taken a stronger position in that House so far as pringing to bear in the discussion of all matters, facts,‘and knowledge, that will enable a man to take a high position.

Stratford Herald : The exploits of the a Liberal machine in West Elgin and West Hamilton Herald: Several Aerican

Aur i Siecien the cane —, a oo cows took prizes at the Toronto fair. Then ’ a Spr eagisien they died. But that is an udder story.

disclosing the thods and the sa e erie ap aha cane Ottawa Citizen: A contemporary has

style of irregularities. Candid Liberals — ae . can uo longer take ehelter behind the sup- | #" editorial on Cartwright’s isolation. But position that the corruption was merely Sir Richard is no longer isolated. He is

local, and sprung from the unwise zeal of | in with the rest of the push. bome partizans.

Satisfying Satisfaction...

Is afforded to those who buy and sleep on the

Etercules ~atfitess— WIRE MATTRESSES

Our stock’of stuff mattresses—in mixed, all wool—- mos --hair, etc., is a large one and the prices are right as usua

MARK WRIGHT AND CO

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SHOREY'S READY-TAILORED CLOTHING

Our Spring Su.ts are high-grade workmanship; well shaped shonlders—-the collar tha: closely to the neck; well stayed and substantially sewed. every garment hasa Shorey’s Guarantee Card in the pocket.

SOLD BY

JAMES

STU TOONN NN PPE RPE PEONT PPEDIaI

More than 2000 Fami- lies in Halifax and Dartmouth use Sun: light and Lifebuoy S0aD8

exclusively in their homes, and all say they would not have eny other kinds,

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f Thisinformation is correct having been gained by com- petent and trust-worthy ad- vertisers, leaving samples at every house and making care- ful enquiries.

'Lhese families never knew what pure SOAPS ment, un- til chey tried SUNLIGHT and LIFEBUOY.

Why should not others learn and be healthier and happier for the lesrning.

Price is only 5¢ for large twin bar,

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PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY

St. John, N. B., Exhibition. SFPTEMBER 11th T0 20th, 1899.

On Thursday, Sept. 14th and Monday, Sept 18th, Return Tickets will be issued from all stations, to St. John, N B, good going Ou day of issue, remain at St. John one day, return the following day:—FARE $3.50. For further information apply te nearest Ticket Agent.

Railway Office, G A SHARP, Ch’townJSept 13,'99—eod Supt

FURNITURE! FOR SALE BY AUCTION

I am instructed to sell by auctioa at the house lately occupied by W D McKay, corner Prince and Euston Sts., on Wed- nesday, the 27th day of Sept., inst, com- mencing at 11 o’élock am.

All bis household effects comprising: — Parlor, Dining-room, Ha'l, Bed-room and

Kitchen Furniture. R. BEARISTO,

zz2—dtd Auctioneer

TO LET—Possession given the Ist October. The dwelling house facing the Harbor, on Dundas KEsplinade, known as “Marine Villa”, now cecupied by Mr. Coombs. Any gentleman having regard for his health and that of his family will find this dwelling ad- vantageous thereto, Rent $200 a year, (paid quarterly. Apply te pears ee

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PATON & CO.

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Millinery ~— Opening

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we are endeavoring to make it such as will excell any prev ious efforts. We are the MILLINERY LEADERS and we are

{bound to keep up the good reputation we have gained and held so long.

Rogers and Rogers large graphephone which was operated in Summerside on Friday night last to the delight of an im mence audience, will be operated during the evening at our Millinery Opening at our store.

POSITIVELY NO GOODS SOLD OM THAT NIGHT

F. PERKINS & CO.

—CH’TOWN-- Rolsaeaeate teas If You Want

a Wire Mattress

We would like to cali your attention to TWO LINES which are giviog perfect satisfaction.

The Special Price $4 00—This we consider the best mettress 0? The Queen the market—You may pay fancy prices for uty

names, but you will not get better value than the “Queen” no matter 20 high you go.

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A real good mattress at the price of the cheap kiad’ — price $2.85.

We would be pleased to have see these springs— We will explain their go*

JOHN NEWSON

ANNOUNCEMENT

This will be our third fallZMILLINERY OPENING, and

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