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i i S ABOUT A YEAR Much disappointment is being ex-| *PP*4ng fo the people at this time) wegian bark Fenn, lumber, which pressed in Colonial circles at the are neither sound nor logical,—as lay in the harbor was driven ashore

Since our last handkerchief sale. SS emcee that Canada would % Se eee en rece on Tuesday night about two miles

I would wot be the the iast session when Mr. Wise| below Point Du Chene and it is

we li Warrant you remem- was cheated o : ; was cheated out of and | feared that she is a total oss.

has it wale. great Aus ‘alian function, and it is Piven Senaform cath his eee said that the postponement of the| | 40-5 So" med intoa supportet nap sacetlitesillbtaninataie cg = . Reale and Ynchean’ arate ewtra sare under circumstances, to say the least As is Our Usual Plan J 2%, 224 Deshess| departure is) Alar and suspia : , : : . 1 : -\-¢ Eb il} a) - me due in large measure to desire of|“*¢* #3@ Suspicious. Sectionman Killed.

LOU Say you have been :o Ottawa

\W t : the Home Government to secure the | . } ! } s

‘re out to Deat our past ef- presence of a representative of C and mace a demand on the Federal : Sorte 4ieka aie presence of a representative o Vall") Gaveeal Se Bas. ae [SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. | tOTtS Us ne. ada at the great gathering Com eiiment Tor an increase of sub-

sidy. Yet you fail.to publish a copy; Sypney, Oct. 29.—Archie Mc Don- ald, a section manon the Sydney-

Louisburg railway,was killed by the

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tween. London aud Ottawa during} 0° io ee ere ey ye

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fidently believed that Sir Wilfrid thing but your own bald statement | train yesterday. 3 1y he } : L

Laurier will be induced by his col to suomit to the electors of this

lengues to make the journey to the Province. In i537 the general elec-

Antipodes. It is reported there | tion was carried with the cry of an

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Handkerchiefs

; - arhitrwstinan - - i a tg . that he may be accompanied by Sir | ¢7)'*** tasty go Peters and rt es Tiel es : Were to ODtain Over tw Ll- }

Louis Davies. Bret oo: Sa sere two mul-| [SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. ]

apeiniianainiiisiiiiiaseineanct | ons ior this Province. False hope

THE BLIZZARD. ) and false cry 5 for during the last OTTAWA, Noy. 29.— Dr. Lander- me | four years neither yourself nor your | kin, Ex-M. P., has been appointed

, | party did anything---nor received) postmaster of Owen Sound.

Newfoundland---Dis- | any---no, notthe faintest acknowl- | ae

asters feared. edgement that arbitration or any-|

| thing would b@ granted. OPPOSITION CANDIDATES

: | It requires cheek and a great|

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(SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. ] deal of impudence on your part to| KING'S COUNTY.

| Sr. Joun’s, Nov. 29.---A fierce | come forward this time with an-| Work UWketetee 90

‘blizzard is sweeping the country. other such cry when you have noth- | Tohn Ki “aegis onn

|Snowdrifts block all the trains and| img to mon. in suppat of your) "=

‘the storm keeps all shipping in| claim. en as ee pe

| the harbor. | By mystifying and falsifying the) 5S. C. Clarke.

For ladies, for gentlemen, for

boys, for girls.

| self Plain ones, hem-stitched, lace edged, embroidered, colored and wuite at every sort of price.

. H . Particulars Later. | eavy in

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McLean, |

Secoud District—James Mclsaac, |

— Nee, Ore fe — eect lnt inet itniernaimnk patentee SE am TRC ne om x ae , : "ey al Wy This 7 ; . + } P Pes ts ee ge eee ee ame eee eRe ee A ay a is true Liberty,—when Fre avings v Term : Soe : ve é Born Men having to Advise the : Public may scoeak free —-Evripinegs. Single Copies Two Cenrs —_— -_— ins * iene ams smcmmemciiipiimpanmininiti cee LS Se Le * aoe 2am a ak mi RATES cy, a ——— — ar CHARLOTTETOWN, P THURS ee y -4t i a J VOL 86 ; . E. ISLAND, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1900 NO 228. _ — — o_ _ —_— ~ — — - —_———_—_— —_— ee ees test eee ee soni a aan, NATO PR MEDC F NI r ry Py . Eta oe Re eae AUSTRALIAN | ANOTHER OPBN LETTER SHIP ABANDONED. ; | COMMONWEALTH heel soca SANTA CLAUS See . . c A To the Hon. Donald Farauhars Yarmouth Crew Lands in London. Imperial Desire that Canada Shall p vl ae , AY | ecrned sees i mun rveecss) HEADQUARTERS ; ‘ara nw » q, h ré rear 7our manife ing Ceremony. | i ‘ ne a yon. manic Vinuouen: Mov. 20.<Pke ahis eae U the eiectors che pecond WVis- | ari.~ ered ee Ri er ft ee Am iS Fala i eee” eas i trict of Queen's witha great deal of | a'*'? a paar irercain haa Sot hy S [SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. | surprise and astonishment that! °°” ge than i sey soter proetooe aes

CARTERS’ BOOKSTORE

New goods piling in from Germany, iLngland, United States and Japan,

Fancy Goods, Toys, ware, Calendars.

mas Numbers.

: ‘ancy China- Christmas Cards and New Annuals, rist- Gift N vel-

Books.

Books. ties of all kinds. Iwo stores in one. play of Xmas invited.

Greatest dis-

Everybody

Goods

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Geo. Carter & Co.

Direct importers ot Hol-

land Bulbs.

LONG BOOTS

Homemade,cannot be beaten.

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of the fishing fleet.

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Kips and Grain

accounts you boldly assert that' ‘Third District—Jas. E. McDonald, | Leathers

there was a surplus, when you knew! W. A. O. Morson. in your innermost heart that there) pPoyrth District—Murdoch

Mc- ’ oo ¢ 7 : CS =" yr ein > + . re . ; was 4 .’cficit. You claim a surplus! Kjnnon. John A Mathieson.

of $6,174.47. Now, let us see. By) your own figures you received|

* c = 2 ¥ = « € ie . . NV G J ‘ $282,677.81 and expended $302,-| A. J. McDonald

Only True Ideals.

| McLeod |

| Kinaston, Ont., Nov. 28.—In his

‘address in the conversation hall on | 503.34. These figures show a deficit | |Saturday, Principal Grant remark-|of $19,825.53, to which must be) a | ‘ 'ed he would oppose any man who| added the amount claimed by you! First District—Hon. Wm. Camp- ‘formed a party based on either | to be set apart for sinking and trust} bell, D. A. McLeod. | race or religion. Second District—J.

QUEEN'S COUNTY.

Tanned from 8 to 11 mohthf. Wilk ~

Georgetown—Hon D Gordon, Hon. war better and turn water better

(then the cheap and quick tanned | leathers.

GOFF BROS,.

T. Mellish, |

THE BEST OUTFITTING STORE ON P. E. ISLAND

Uarge stock, moderate prices, the proper place to buy

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= ad your winter supplies. i quick, safe and pleasant cure that | promised ho taxation, that you! 7,1... Anderson. i, cog | the disease demands. Use the| would make revenue and expendl| itty District -Gilbert DesRoches, | Made te order Suits, Overcoats, Trousers, Fancy Vests, etc. means, prevent its deep-seating and | ture meet, that you would get an John A Shas ) : ) C~ Underwear. Ho: ery, Caps, Night Robes, Neckwear, Braces. vears of distress. Don’t dallv with | arbitration and an increased subsidy | ~— p-

Sh Gloves, Mitts, Flannel Shirts, White Shirts, Dress Shirts, Colored Shirts.

Everything of the newest and most Fashionable. You are respect-

Tully invited to visit our store.

GORDON & McLELLAN F'ire.....

MEN’S OUTFITTERS

Ar icles that have ceased to be of any use. We wil ]

a low full value in exchange for goods, and youmay he able to purchase something—either

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The true Canadian | funds, $15,569.17, which you aor .

should endorse the one most inspir- | spent in reducing the balance in| Ephraim Gallant.

ed by true ideals. ithe banks, and makes a deficit of | Third District—Peter McCourt. , to ——— $35, 394.7%, iT. A. McLean.

Re om i dies | IF 17S CATARRH | _ in the presence of these facts are) Fourth District—A. A. 'we not warranted in charging you| Hearse Wood lwith falsification of the public)” ~ - pe : a HERE iS A CU RE |accounts—a crime which should | . s ottetown—James I aton, Dr. : | forever drive you out of public life; 5. R. Jenkins, taf 3 : and confidence? INCE COUNTY. Relief in 10 Minutes. | Your charges against the Cen-| |. a eee Too “many people dally with ca-|servatives I need not waste time or| _ First District—J. E. Birch, tarrh. It strikes one like a thunder- | space in refuting, as they have been | Buote. clap, develops with a rapidity that | punished for their shortcomings.} Third District—J. no other disease does. Dr. Agnew’s| But now the electors have to do| J. F. Arsenault.

A. McDonalc.

Catarrhal Powder is the .radical,)} with you aud your promises. You! Fourth District—Neil McQuarrie,

catarrh. Agnew’s give relief in ten} from Ottawa,—in all of which you} , ~ emwerers mnomeeneme ‘var minutes. | sadly failed. Your attitude on the liquor ques- ition I need not refer to, as your | License Act will ever stand as a {monument of your sincerity in the cause of temperance. | The unpopularity of the Govern- | ment of which you are leader is so | pronounced throughout the country

e ; Mari ne 'that the false representations con- |

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' tained in your manifesto will not be | ' 7 i : {credited by the intelligent electors, | ; Wiade from pure ep |and we feel assured that your ap-| § cream of tartar. N + Pe nsiran ce | peal for a renewed lease of power | 4 — Bit aa ale a “a> | will be in vain. ELacrTor. ic a INOW IS==s | | | ') Safeouards the food : aK | gO a —————— i 9 , we Merchants’ risks dwellings, } | ' Sos alk f ; ~@ ~ ' a a cli . : DD» ~ i 6 : The T time 7 Sz i|churches, etc., accepted on very | TUNNEL BOSTON HARBOR. | : against tim, ye favorable terms. | = sek ieee —- a . iG TO US | Hulls, cargoes, and freights of) Sucha Plan is Projected to Assist] - j-crea po Dee Pee ae aes TO BRING TO US ANY se <ailing vessels and steamships in-} : : : KE ee Te + at GPE GET Ze sured. Export Business. | ss a a $ OL { - se Sa ae ae = a. Sah 5 to D GOLD OR SILVE ®/HYNDMAN & CO.) sss sore 0 cues oo vreeee ° | Boston, Nov. 28.---To carry out) AE ARE ithe hoped-for development of Bos- |

AGENTS ton’s export trade it is necessary) _|that extensive improvements of}

Teleghone 67| Boston Harbor and termina! facili-| ities be consummated. The harbor |

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‘is being dredged and the railroad; To refund the money when

| we Watch, Jewelry, Spectacle or clock—that WANTED RELIABLE | yards re-located and extended. It} ws w% would be of serviee to vou =e MEN ‘is now reported that in addition a| REMICK’S si / j : ‘tunnel may shortly be built to con-' oe ali Canada to| ‘. Rr koe ad ECZEMA e . | raduce our gocds, tnekiee up show cards| ect the state docks in South Bos-| ° 78 yon trees, fences, a’ong roads and all conspic- | ton with those projected on the East | CURE

| si . . - , ’ - Cc ; Also distributing small adver-| Boston shore. Surveyors and en-|

uous places. : Commission, cr salary $60.00} gineers are busy on what appear to

| tising matter. Fails to cure any case of Eczema

| per month and expenses not to exceed $2.50 | be preparations for this scheme. | 9F piles, no matter of hom long |

‘per day. Steady employment to goed} The tunnel, if built, will be con-| Standing. For sale only at

|honest reliable men. _ Ne expertence_nee@. | structed either by the railroads or | ful. Write fer full particulars. The Empire the state. It would effect a great MAGDOHALD’S M edicine Co., London, Ont. se ; . ce . 'saving in time and expense. ee | Charlottetown | DRUGSTORE,

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CHARLOTTETOWN .- Old Schooner Wrecked.

THE DRY... GOODS MAN

Offers you all wool underclothing at about 49c a suit, and suggests it ‘is better than medicine.

After you've invested and find you can catch cold in this climate wearing even a better artiele, re- member the Square Druggist, Sun- nyside. Wekeep everything con- ducive to good health, are known to sell cheaply and are ever anxious to please.

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| Just now we are talking Hot | Water Bottles. Have you one in ithe house? You should have. See

; . 'us for prices. \

A. W. Reddin, Phm., B.

The Square Druggist, Sunnyside.

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The Hon: George Forbes and D.P, _irving, Esq., will meet the Electe:s of the 4th District of Queen’s Coa, at the following times and places: Wood Islands Hall, Wedre S fa} : No venm- ber 28th, at 7 p. m. Pleasant Valley, Thursday, November 29th 2p. m. Belle River, Friday November 3oth, at 7 p wv. Melville, Lot 60, Saturday, December 1st at 2 p, m.

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Avondale, Monday, December 3rd, at 2 | p. m. | Uigg Hall, Tuesday, December 4th, at 7 | P- m Pownal Hall, Wednesday, December 5h, at 7 p. m. Caledonia, Thursday, December 6th, at 7 p- ™. Grand View, Friday, December 7th, 2. 2 p. m. | Montague West, Saturday, December § h, |at2p. m. | Eldon Hall, Monday, December 1oth, 2: 2 p- m.

7 p.m, Vernon River Bridge Hall, Tuesaay, De- 'cember 11th, at 2 p. m,

The Opposition candidates are in- vited to attend the above meetings.

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