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Child’s

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Sizes: 3, 4, 5

()nly 28C.

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for little money.

Alle 8160.

- glad to dispose of 100 tickets for 21 francs.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 1900.

3-div -r 7 -- -- i =- -E 5 T Tl-IE PARIS EXHIBITION.

Now that the thoughts of exhibitions are fresh in the minds of the people it would perhaps be well to refer briefly to the mammoth fair now in progress in Paris.

During the present summer a number

from this province have been permitted to visit the exhibition and pride themselves upon theCana.dian exhibit in general and especially upon the quota contributed to it

by the Garden of the Gulf. According to the latest information receiv- ed it is learned that at the end of the first four months the Paris Exposition stood

` as a financial failure. It is estimated that when it closes in November the losses to the State and to the exhibitors as well

‘ will be materially increased; in fact some of the authorities characterize it as a mel-

ancholy failure and that the deficit will be increased two fold. The leading London

journals in discussing the financial as- pect ofthe project- regret the lack of in- terest to which fact th€5’ 9-litflbute the diminution in attendance. The London Saturday Review, analyzing the llr18~l\Cl&1 conditions, finds some depressing results. I out of me 05,000,000 tickets is-sued ever 50,000,000 remain unused. It was exD0Ct' ed that the average number of paying

visitors wouliiamount- atleast to 300,000 a day, and now only a little more than 100,- 000 arepassing the turnstiles, of whom 40,- 000 have free tickets. Once, but once

only, 400,ll)0 persons were in attendance, but in the season the average attendance

rarely exceeded 200.000 from which must be deduced the 40,000 freeentrances, show- ing that attendance has fallen far below what was anticipated at the outset. When the day of settlement comes there. willbeat least 30,000,000 unsold tickets These tickets are stamped one franc each, but the Review says two are now sold for 40 centimes, while the Credit Lyonaise is

STR. GAMPANA.

Change of Time.

Will sail from Picton on Saturday,

15th S -pt., and fortnightly thereafter speculative side of the question. Many in

calling at Charlottetown and sailing hom here as much earlier than usual as is practicable.

CARVELL BROS..

Ch’towr, Sept. 13,115. Ag¢n;g_

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All the Horses belonging to Hotel

-5°“d\l- Apply at Hotel. Terms UNI- Sept. 13, 1900, d&w tf.

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ROCKY POINT FERRY.

Onand after Manda Se t. th, th t

IE!! will make her list t1?ip Itzrom *UWB 2_6 D-111. and 6.30 _from Rocky Poim, also

_ ¢liSr0il~!mu2é4 o clock trip sunday afternoon.

Se lzdlan wtl r=th

AS SUPPLIED TO THE QUEEN.

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l"¢fxuS°11’S Everton' Toffee and gut", Spgtch dir=°¢.ff°m Edinburgh. scotland for

lcDonald’s Drug Store.

Night Bell. Nurses’ Register:

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DR. GORDON ALLEY

PHYSICIAN ANDISURGEON

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onourr: u\ec||.|. Uuuvsnslrv @oo Res! A 3.: Har. . ..“isr’l.‘.’.f°.“°e“.€ §.°’r°.“.;°s

Prumt abandon given to country mug,

A Great Snap

mr ' i ‘ ` » . “ ..._ ...sa .§:f.:l.*.l.r.;i‘s,‘*s.‘:.‘;’.€..“2:.°.'..°: Ihr) oikred lor sale with an ig; qqgbuilqings and other appurtenances The pm dew,”

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_ -I the greatfglood enricher, and you wlay

R _ soon realize. You' will tool better and

u I ‘ stroniifr, will relish your food and errioy

, ' ' lrefres ing sleep. f ,

' right material to yournerves and other

Pills. . p

It is prophesied the tickets are likely to sink to 15 and even to 10 centimes each, and in November to become practically worthless.

Besides dealing with the iinancial phase

of the project the Review deals with the

Charlottetown and throughout the pro~ vince will recall the days of the Chicago Exposition when at first it took the wealth ofalmosta millionaire to cope with the

many calls upon the visitor’s resources in 7 ordertosee the wonders of tho`_ White City. It says: “Speculators lcomplain; those who raised enormous hotels in the hope of realizing fortunes, those who increased the rent of their flats and the tariff of their pensions for the same mercenary motive. To~day, however, it is

easy to find accommodation at reasonable rates anywhere and everywhere; there is

no amazing reserving of rooms, no fear of beingturned away contemptuously, no need to anxiously engage shelter in advance.”

But it is not only the hotel and transfer

agents that complain. The railroad companies rehearse the same dismal wail. They tell the enquiring public that the number of visitors to Paris this year was oven smaller than the corresponding months of last year, when the “city of fashions" had no exhibition or

no special inducements to od'er to those who entered her limits. The

concessionaires are in despair. The side shows of which there have been an end- less numberon the Rue de Paris have

proved gigantic failures. The proprietors

who scrambled for points of advantage and who had to delve deeply into their

limited treasures are on the verge of

bankruptcy. The storb of the restauran- teurs is szarcely better than that of the side show men.

To give an idea it is stated that two

concessionaires paid 800,000 francs for their positions, while the concessions al- lotted to other houses cost from 500,000 to 700,010 francs,and in every case the share~ holders will have to bear a heavy burden of loss. The bankruptcies will not be ccn fined to the smaller houses alone. In fact

there has been a portion of thelesserlights who have kept within the bounds of their means. It is persistently chronicfed that many of the larger _houses are already oc-

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CAN You TELL WHY.` Y he eomsanthead_ che. "I

lntllisieeviless ali night ing; mornigs Your blood 'isn’t carrying the

organs. taking Ho0'|i’s _Sprsaparil

Nausea, indigestion are cured by Hoodfs

A 5 cent plug of »“Patrio

Twist” chewin tobacco is 20

Few are aware that Ex-

" positions are rarely complete when the

day for “pressing the button" arrives. The Paris Exposition was even under con-

struction in J une.Most people are aware of the inconvenience of the presence of car- penters etc. and the visitors for the first

three months were ineornmoded by the noiseof the workmarrs hammer. In the

out door attractions expositions should excel, but in such recreatlons the grounds

llur Line is Ready andllwails Your

have been significant for their barreness, ` ‘ and to this is attributed to some extentl f _ 5 ` _ Y _

the cause of the failure. The Parisian ,,,l I ' ,

people claim that a far more pleasant, ' I - e l evening can be spent on the bculevards .~

than on the Exposition grounds. ' I ~

It is lamentable that such a linancial

disaster should have att-ended the Pari- _ SPN; 8 d end & L = my-E =|

cexvable nature are aboundmg and when

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°m’°S' ‘°" ° ” " g""‘“” nl Wu HALF as MUCH Mich as ANYo'r1-nisln nissiirsetuim by

make the most of them in order to carry

th ng but Peace y

= Gluten is one of the

NORTH WEST HARVEST . moat`nutritious_,foods

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the C. P. R. ‘Imperial Limit-ed,” to~day V951! digestifm- 3 Droceeded to the N orth-\Vest to assist in -°°oF°" with every filo

for tive hundred laborers, which appears T T 5 vgry “iw Piggufe (f to be somewhat diildzult to obtain. S A n J I Swag

lMontreal Herold. 4 ‘ ty'

The census of Great Britain and Ireland 15 dozen of Tea Pots worth from 250 to 30:: for 15;; gagh, , &

willbe taken on March 31st, 190[. The _ _ 0

estimated population is 41,000,000. 100 Judmlets °'t Half PfiCe~

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Tlae visiotrlxl of the steak is olrlie which I ' -

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I Grocers.

of every 5 5

a wife Yet __ ‘ e

their point The result after the close of CC Th” 15 5 U97 BWUHN5 the Paris Erposition will indicate any P61i1’C)16'l.Jl.l E.9f1D.9I’Sn PM on the m°':ks°s‘ Is is

the harvest there. The demand has been chlsed it Ol( 8f0l‘& WB VIH

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A party of laborers, filling t-wo cars on use of dmbstlfi P¢.f.=°@l

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sian peoples effort, were that all it would ‘ , W

not be so bad. Scandals of evgry con__ _ g ’ U _ p .

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never realized, and as the laughter of

~ _ infant voices floats

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childless home the _ , _ _,

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It often happens that child? ness rs due to conditions which may be corrected Many women have found that the v1tal1ty and vigor imparted by Doctor P1erce’s Favorite Prescription to the womanly organs, has been the one thing needful to fuldll the joy of motherhood This famous medicine is not a re-all, but a specia1ist’s prescription, ving as a. single aim the cure of peculiar to women.

shungry

Carnivals Scotsmans, 20th Centuries, E. N. D.. Colum

Sick or weak women are in ted to con

axle; ?ri;‘rierceti1BuHaloi, N.. bylletter,

o c , usavoi in t ein elicate _ ' Q

questions, §",.f,,,,,,,,e ,,,,,,,§,,,,,,,,,,,,, and bias, ._-lartfords have had a large sale in Charlottetown, local treatments, generally considered

ctitioners.

private

necessary by inexperienced

All letters are held as y and sacredlyconiidential. ch answer is sent in a perfectly plain envelope.

There is neither alcohol nor other in~

toxicant contained in “ Favorite Pre- scription.” and it is absolutely free from opium, cocaine and all na.rco 'c drugs. .r 13”' ""L§"~~".‘3i..2i.°“...’°’ °"§’

F§lte_ E2., bf Altamont, xzrtmdyi I _

County, Tenn. “ She had uterine

di and was t cated b

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wo p ysicmns an no re~ _

lief. At last I read, Tn one of

your Memorandum Boo ks _ _

which you sent me, about Dr. '

Pierce's medicine

and we decided to ng” ` .;- 1 - _

We are still receiving the above daily.

Look them over-- Write for catalogue.§'!3.‘IfIU i

Repair supplies-Second Hand Wheels ___V___;_|1~N_,_~

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his ‘ Favorite Prescrip~

gon’ I Seng to .the A

ru store an gotonc bottle and the Erst ~ __ _

dose gave ease and _ sleep. She had not slem any for three nights. Being sure that it would cure her I sent for Eve more bottles, and when she had tak n the sixth bottle she was sound and well. We.how have a ine boy at our house.”

Dr. Pierce’s _Pfleasant Pellets promote ‘

a healthy condition of the stomach.

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2E~>.‘»; _ '. . . ` ' For Cash only This is a genuine sale and will be continued for 1 short time | longer.

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