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RKLUTTETOWN, JUNE 29, tge

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Spill Anothecaries f {all

Hnghes Koot Beer Fx-

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Hires Eoot Beer Ex- tract

Ginger Beer Extract.

Kssence of Sprui e. Lime Juice, et. , et.

GEO. E HUGHES

Apothecaries’ Hall.

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eet DR. H- L. DICKEY

(Late Clinical Assistan' at Royal London Ophthalmic Hospttal, Moorfields, and Centrai j.ondon

Throat and Ear Hosp:tal’)

SPECIALIST—Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

OrFice—Cameron Block

RESIDENCE~—W ater Street opp Hotel Davies

GrFIce Hovurs—9 30am,to ipm,2to4pm Evenings by appointment

Eye Testea and Fitted With Glasses

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Snaps

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kind!

and we sell them

12e per Ib. Order today.

TeLerHone 98,

D. Stevwart

Eciip*k BAKERY

BAKES KEST BREAD.

20e8eeeees Ms 866008000 %00

DR. CLIFT

Cures CHRONIC DISEA£ES ard RUP- TURE. Office at Mre. &t: mbies, corner Prince and Kent Street, Char ottete wn, frcm feturday evening to‘htt:c:} @& mM, every

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TEACHERS’ IN SESSIONS

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| Meeting of Eastern and Western As- | sociations,

The teachers of the Weatern Inspector jate met at Kensington yesterday. The }address of the President, Mr J.A

Ready, B. A., is described as a carefully prepared production, fx)]l of valuable sug-

Bent’s paper treating of “Some Phases of our School Work,” was of a highly practi | cal character and provoked and an inter- e*ting Another excellent ) Paper was read by Miss Fairlie Darant, of

diecussicn.

Margate. Several other papers are to be read to day. Last night there was an Cxcellent entertainment given under the nue; ices of the Association,

rhe teachere of the Eastern Inepector- te also met yesterdey. After an excel- lent address by President Jay, and the reading of the constitution and by-laws by Mr. Geo. J. McCormac, Mr. Francis Egan read a capitil paper dealing with the teaching of English. Interesting papers were also read by Mr. J. Doyle and Mr J J. Macdonald, and the Question Box was opened. In the eveaing an entertain- ment was given,

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A FALSE REPORT

Sir,—I nctice in yesterday’s Patriot that Mr. Farquhareon reports that the people of Kingston did not give some of the Conservative speakers a good hearing. The statement is false. I fail to see why Mr. Farquharson should misrepresent the meeting. We gave all the speakers a good hearing, but Iam sorry to say that Mr. Farquhareon forgot himself and con- tioually interrupted Mr. McLean a Con- servative speaker. If that is what Mr.

Farquharson refers to in his report ofthe meeting, itdoes not reflect much credit on himeelt and will be resented by the eleci-

} ors.

A Kinocston Liperat.

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A POINTER FOR ELFCTORS.

Sirn,—Cicero was what Chriet'an nations cali a pagan or heathen,—yet his cole of ethics wae infinitely super or to that of the Pineau Farquharson Government. In Cicero’s mirror we have a clean image of the present Goverament. Speaking of bribery he say*, it is “a motive that of all Others ie the vilest and most sordid, both with regard to those who are influenced by it, and those who are compelled to resort toit. For it 1s a bad state of things, when that is attempted by money which ought to be effected by virtue.”

If Cicero is right the government is io a bad state.

Broncwo.

STEAM ROLLER,

Sirn,—The enggestion in your issue of the 26th regarding # Sieam Roller is well wority of consideration by our city couu- cillors, especially as it is reported that they are now considerivg the parchase of a vew boiler and engine for the stone crusher. I understand that these steam rollers are built purposely for driving stone crushers as well as for roiling, and that they can also be used to tear up old streets when making repairs. If » vew boiler end engine is necessary for the sone crusber I think ‘t wouli be wa good time for the Council to get a modern machi: of this kind which I think everyoue will admit is badly needed ov our

STREET?.

Summer Underwear for men and boys all sizes cheaper tha

ever at R H Ramsay & Co's.

BARGAINS,

We were lucky insecuring this

line. They are all neat patterns

Che regular price was}70, 75 and

8 =< 2 yard.

v¥ ¢ have marked them to clear

this week at

435c a Yard.

Call early and secure first{choice,

WEERS

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THE PE)P LE’S STORE.

gestions fortheachers and others. Mr,

THE CAMPAIGN.

A Good Meeting at Hunter River.

Mr. Simon Brown

acted a3 secretary.

Mr. Wise made a statement concerning the causes of his confidence in the Farquharson Government,and the deceptive and dir= honest tactics ot which he bas since been tbe victim. He was followed by Dr. Douglas, Mr, Campbell, Mr. Farquharson, A. A. McLean, Attorney General McKinson the defeated of Mur- rév Harbor—Mr Thomas Doyle and Mr J.C. Clarke.

lu the course of Lie yremarks Mr Mc Lean effectually disposed of the Premier’s

W ise paying

loss of

email a d meau ebarge sgeiost Mr —if Uiere was anyth'pg wrong in Mr Wise $350 for his services in Eng. land, the Fa qubarseon government is the party in the wrong—by reference to tke fact that Mr Farqul arson took $500,out | of the Provinealtrcasury for hia services while actiog as Premier and has received about $10,000 ‘from the Dominion gov- ernment oa account of his dredge tender. !

PERSONAL.

Mr. Geo. Muttart went to O'Leary this morning. :

Rev. J, M. Reardon, of St. Paul, Minn., is visiting Charlottetown.

Mies Annie Mellish left this morning on a visit to St. John, N. B.

Mr. Donald McLeod, of Strathalbyn, lett this morning tor Park Citr, Mich.

Mr, Frank G. O’Neill was passenger bythe Princess last evening returniag from Bal.imore.

Mr. 4. A. Clay wife and children, of New Glasgow, N. S., are among the latest arrivals at the Hotel Dayies.

Mr.J. B. Lambkin,of the C. P. R., is among the !stest arrivals atthe Hotel Davies.

Mr. Allen Parsons, commercial traveller, is st the Davies.

Mr. aniMre. W. W. Mocre and child, of Oi tawa, arrived in Charlottetown last vight on @ visit to relatives,

Mrs. Archibald, of Sackville, who ha® been spending a few days in Charlotte- town, left this morning on return vo her home.

Mr. H. 8S. Cowan, of Deiriot, went west this morning. He returos to Cuarlotte- town ton'ghtand crosses to the main- land to-morrow.

Mr. and Mre. G. W. Sherwood, of Sussex, N. B., ure guests at the Hotel Davies, Mr. Sherwood is 1.C. R., station agent at Sussex.

Dr. George Smallwood, with his two litle daughters, from New York, will ar- rive in Charlottetowo the firet week in July, fora much-needed rest.

Rev. Mr. Browne, of North River, and Mrs. Billingsley and Miss Wadman, cf Charlottetown, left for O’Leary, this morning, to aitend the Baptist Conven- tion.

Miss Editb Brown and Mies May Owen were among the passengers by the mail opecial this moruing returning to New- ton, Mase. A number of their friends were at the station to see them cff.

Mr. and Mre. W. M. Short, of Pitts- burg, Pa., who have been in Charlotte- own for the past ten days, left for Boston by the Halifax thie afiernoon, They were charuwed with the Isiand Province.

His Excellency Mgr. Falconio wi] not arrive in Charlottetown until Tuesday evening next. The programme prepared for Monday evenivg will be carried out

o Tuesday. The Cathedral has been bapd-omely decorated, and myriads of electric lights are being placed on the grvands of the Palace.

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— The Canadians m South Africa are reported to be doing splendid ontpost work.

the well-known Hotel

*- Booxs.—There w.ll be a bale of second-

band books in St. Peter’s Lending Library Friday evening, the 29tb of Jnoe, from 8 10 9.30 o’clock. 1f anyone has books or magazioee to dispose of thev will be gladly received any time before Friday. I'be library willthen be closed till Sep- tember. 1 wk

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Tae Bavirax Boat.--The City of Ghent came into port about half-past eight last night and Jeft on returo to Halifax this forenoon. She bad a general cargo both ways,

aviendiems

Tre Pros:.— Uneettled; locel showers or thun er.

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Wednesday July 4th is the date ofthe Baptist Sanday School Picnic. Steamer Hills- boro leaves ferry wharf at 930a. m.and2p.m. Return fare ldc,

Molasses.

Direct cargo, schr. “Omega” from West Indies, arrived to- day—121 puns, 20 hds, 24 bbls. Choice quality.

CARVELL BROS.

i Ch’town May 14} 1900.

occupied the chair / at the large meeting held at Hunter River | |} last evening, and Mr. Bell

clear and sensible |

Local and Other lems,

ing Of ‘he Scottich clans wall this year be heid at Souris. The date is August 220d

Maritime MepoaL Sociery. — The | Maritime Medicai Society will meet in St. dobn Ju y 18. During the meeting, the | Maritime Province graduates of McGill

will have acontereuce to consider the or ganization ot a Maritime graduate’s society.

— > ’ . Races at Summersipe. — A special pas sepger irain wiil jeave Charlowuetowo a

8.15, standard toe Summerside races, norees to go ups train.

Lime, ln COnvectlon wiit Parties Davins

ake them by ths

For THe Horet Davies - Seventy five packeges of vew furuiure fur tue Hotei Davies were brought to Ch:rluceiown from Halifax last eveuiog uy fax. ifty pieces were imported from Quebec lJasit week. The furui ure of the best description.

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L. O. B. A—Speciai meeting of Lady Wallace Lodze, No. 27, will be held this evening in Boyne Lodge Room, at 8 o'clock sharp. AJjl members are requesied to at- tend. Important business.

A speciai meeting of St. George’s L O L No 1371, will be held in the Lodge room tonight at 8 o’clock, to wake arrangements for the funeral of our Jate brother, Jobn McLean. Every member please atiend.

Aw OLp ayp WELL ‘I'RJep Remepy.— Mrs, Winelow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fitty years by milltons of mothers for their children while teething with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allaye the pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhoea. It is pleasant to the taste Sold by druggists in every part of ihe world. Twenty-five cents a bottle Lie value is incalcuable. Be sure and ask for Mre. Winslows Soothing Syrup.

Tryon Races. —There was a fair a‘tend- ance at the races at Tryon yesterday. Ip the three minute class Minuie won first money, with Parkland second and Sir Richard third. The best time wae 2.31, made in the third heat. Parklo wou the green race, witun Lucky Lass second aud

Greenwood third. The best time in this race wa; 2.49}. Brliiant captured fi.et place intbe 2.40 class in 2.39}. Park Lita was secoud and Southwind third. The track wasbeavy. Mr. A.S. Hewitt was One of tne jusges, and Mr. D, O'M. Reddin acted as timer.

Tat Bostoxs Boat.—The_ steam-r Ha ifax arrived from Boston atout eiybt o'clock last night. Her ioward pasreu- gers were irs Milford and friend, Robert Kare ani wife, F |. Bear, Mrs Stewart, Mise M Barrov, Mrs B J Oxenham, Mrs will, Doctor McIotyre, John T Stew. art, Mre Ward, Mi+s Keivoy, Miss Wakefield, Miss G McDonalu, P A Doylé and parity, H McDonald, C R Me- Kionon, Arthur W Scoit,S Perry, Jobo Bacon, Miss L Cullen, Mrs C R McKin- non, Mrs G H Walker, Miss M McLeod, Mrs M E Beck, Mrs Mary L Beck, L A Scott, Mies M Hockman, Miss Mary Mc- Donald, Miss L Eleworth, Mies M M | Doyle, Mies Bessie Kely, Miss Mary

Quinn, Mits McRae, Mies Jean Canfieid.

From Halifax: C H Romcy and wife, M

McKay, M Kirby, Mes Rirby. and cbild, The Halifax lef. on reiuiv to Boston this afternoon at one o’clock. Her out

ward passengers iucluded Miss Dollie Livingstone, Master Duncan Livirgetone, Mrs. D Livingston, Mre. T F Morga. and two children, E J Connaught, Edwin Plewes, Mise Aunie R Macdonald, Mre. Jobn Harper, Miss B Nicholson, Mr. aud Mrs. Kimmerian, Mrs Wwm.Shaw, Mrs, M. Macdonald. Mr, M McDonald, Mrs, Kerr, Mies Ev Roberisou, Mr. and Mrs. Short.

Has quite all the good feat- uses of the

= Heintzman

It is about as near perfect as it is possible to make a piano.

Thate the reasen we choose i; as our leader,

It satisfies us exactly, avd we are pretty sure it will satisfy everybody who sees and hears it.

Miller Bros

. Queen Street.

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Coonolly’s Building.

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Here are offerings of reliable merchandise

that will appeal to your good judgment at prices the advantage of which are all in your favor.

STANLEY BROS.

Infants and Children’s Muslin & Embroidery Hoods

LOT 1, 20 Cents Each.

25 Muslin and Embroidery Hats and Hoods worth 30 to 40¢ each now only 2Uc each.

LOT 2, 50 Cents Each

25 Muslin Hood’s, Embroidery Hoods and Silk Hats, slightly soiled worth from 8Cc to $1.26,

you buy them here for 50c each. Children’s Tams tC Each ane Felt Hats

An assorted lot of Cotton and Woo! Tams and

Felt Hats to clear 15c each. Muslins and per

Organdies Oe yard

A few pieces of this elegant goods left, worth up to 20c per yard, now 10c per yard.

Black Wool hh per Grenadine C yard Wrerth $1.10

60 yards Black Dress Goodsin grenadine, beautiful goods, worth $1.10 per yard, now doc per yard.

A GRAND BARGAIN IN ENS COLORED SHIRTS

{50c; ‘Each.

Some white bodies with colored fronts and cuffs, and some ull colored, sizes 14 two 16, worth up to $1,00 now 50c each.

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Men’s White Linen Collars

A lot of assorted sizes and styles in Linen Collars, worth up to 2c each, now 5c each.

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