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Montreal and will attend to t' at order of yours,

WEEKS & CO

The People’s Stere Successors to

W. A. WEEKS and CO.

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In re Estate of Reubin Tuplin, of Kensington, deceased All persons having any demand upon ihe estate of the abcve uamed deceased, are hereby required to eahilit the same duly attested, as by law required, at the office of Charles R Smallwood, Solicitor, Charlottetown, within one year {rom the date of this advertiement. Dated this 2nd day of September, A. D. 1899, JAMES TUPLIN, /({ R R FITZGERALD, SW DOLD, {

Executors.

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More than 2000 Fami- lies in Halifax and Dartmouth vse Sun: light and Lifebuoy Soaps

exclusively in their homes,

and all say they would not have any other kinds,

| | This information is correct having been gained by com- petent and trust-we rthy ad- vertisers, leaving samples at every house and making care- ful enquiries.

‘lhese families never knew what pure SOAPS :neant, un- til chey tried SU NLIGHT and LIFEBUOY.

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THE VERDICT AT RENNES.

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September 9, 1899. W ror a. imerar v ry

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Ho! Nations! Justic2 faile—not | FAVES !

God aid eur Dreyfus as be braves | A nation’s awful verdict.

For Truth’a dear sake let truth be teld Ere Heave

$ shall its might unfold

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And crush the falsehoods tbat have ro ed Sweet lonocence to slaughter. The angels weep for such a crime,—

But from Jod's hand J ustice sublime a Soall surely, some day ,swiftdown climb, | Aud right Karth’s vilest wrong.

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DEATH'S HARVEST.

The Grim Reaper’s Work Among the Youthful and the Old

The death at Boston on Saturday of Dr. W. G. Barke will be mournei by a large circle of friends. The deceased was the youngest son of Captain Burke, of George- town, and a brother of Rev. A. E. Burke, of Alberton. He was educated at St. Dunstea’s College, and graduated in medi- cine from the Unversity of New York ia 1891. After graduating, Dr. Burke opened an cifice in Boston for the practice of his profession, and was very successful. For the past eight montte, however, his

bealth has not been very good, and this summer he spent some time in his Island home expecting that the change would prove beneficial. He returaed to Boston about ten days ago, leaving Charlottetown by the Grand Duchess. Last week Father Burke re-

ceived a telegram, advising him that his orother was dying, and he basteved to. Boston and was there when the end camef Dr. Burke was married toa daughter o the late Captain Kickham, who resided for many years in Charlottetown.

An old and respected resident of Char- lottetown departed this life last evening in the person of Mr. George Waughan. Mr. Wanghan, it appears, was attacked vy paralysis about four years ago, but had apparently recovered from the effects. He seemed to be iv his usual health yesterday and in the evening went to Grace Church alone. While on his knees he became suddenly ill, and was assisted by some members of the congregation to ove of the houses near by. But betore reaching the house the vital spark fled. Hie death is attributed to paralysis. Mr. Waughan, came here from Suffolk, England. He is | survived by a widow and family,

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Mrs. Jobn Clay died at Summerside on Friday evening, of beart failure. She wasapparently in ber usual health up to poon on Thureday, and got dinner reedy for the family. She was taken suddenly ill about this time, but rallied and was thought to be out ofdanger. A few winutee before 9 o’clovk on Friday evening, nowever, abe became ill again. and soon passed away. A busband and three sons and four aaughters mourn the loss of a good wife aod foad mother.

The funeral of the late Mr. Thomas Costello took place yesterday after noon,and was largely attended. The deceased was a prominent member of the Orange Order, and Boyne and St. George’s Lodges and the Young Britons preceeded the hearse. Rev. O B Emery was the cfliciating clergyman. The ritual of the Orange Order was read at the grave.

The body of the daughter of Mr F.H. Beer was also committed to the earth vesterday afternoon, agreat number of citizens at tending the funeral. Appropriate music was rendered at the house by a doutle quartette under the direction of Professor Watts.

2eMEMBER the auction sale of superior furniture atthe residence of Mr. Bruce Wright, Grafton Street opposite Prince of Wales College, on Wednesday, Sept 13:h commencirg at ll a m. R_ Bairsto, auctioneer,

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Tonight—we will place 44 bands at your service in order to show you the new lines opened this week, Men’s,boys and children s suits, ladies sacques and capes, ladies fall ‘hats, mens hats and caps in all the latest

American atvles — Prowse Bros. Sine Quality ’ :

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(At the tea tables) Ob! Mrs. Oldham this is lovely tea, where did you get it? At Sander- son & Co’s. Of

".. course I always get | my tea good there,

Prices § Mod:rate Economical house— wives consult their

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Mr. KX. R. Brow crossed to the main

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Miss Fannie Farquharson returned

| the Princess en S saturday.

Mrs. dé. E B. Me ‘ready left this m¢ ing On @ visit to St. John

Senator Ferguson lefi this morning { the St. John Exhibition.

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Captain Malcolm Macdonald and wife, of Georgetown, are in the city.

Mr. C. J. Clark and tamily returned to |

the city by the Princess on Saturday,

Mesers H. Grey, and ‘EB. Saunders left thia |

mornivg to attend theSt. John Exhibition

Miss Mary Palmer returned to Charlotte- town last evening. St. Joho.

Miss Wivifred Brecken left ing to resume her studies at ’ ‘ *\

College, Sackville.

Miss Poole and Mises Philips left this morning ev route toSackville to resume their etudiea at the Ladies College.

Mr.and Mrs. A. White and two chil- dren, who have been visiting friends hers, left this morning on returo to Chelsea,

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Rev. G. O. Huestis, who has been visiting relatives in this provinoe, left this morning on return to her home in Nova Scotia.

Mre. M. Louise Laarie, who has been at the Hotel | avies for severe] weeks, lett this morning on return to her home ia Boston.

Mr. W.(C. Turner returned to Char- lottetown last evening. Mr. Turner was one of the delegates to the C. E. conven- tion at Sackville.

Itis quite possible that Sir Sta‘ford Northcote mav succeed Lord San@bursi as Governor of Bombay when his lordship’s term expires next year.

The Bishop of Wes: Virginia, Rev. Mr. Peterkin, arrivedin Charlottetowa ua- expectedly the other day, and preached in St. Paul’s church last night.

Mr. W. F. Tidmarsh, who wae in Tignish ia connection with the wreck of the schr. A.J. McKean, returned to Charlottetown on Saturday night.

Major Girouard, the young Canadian who has gained such fame from his ex~ ploits m Egypt, has left Montreal to re- sume his duties in the far East.

Mr. W. B: Ferrie, of Halifax, secretary ef the Maritime Provinces branch of the Canada Life Assurance Company, is in the city. He isthe guest of Mrs. Simpsoa, Grafton Street.

Mr. C. K. Hallock, President of the Merchants’ Nations! Bank of Middleton, N. Y., ig a guest at the Hotel Davies. Mr. H, was here three years ago, snd 7as so well pleased with his trip that be came again. He went to Souris today.

His Lordship Bishop Macdonald left this morning for Quebec where he will attend the celebration of the fiftieth annie versary of the founding of the Sisters of Charity and the meeting of the Counsil of Public Instruction of that province.

Fararities at THE West~ Our Tignish corrrespondent says: “Fortunately the reports of the loss of three Caraquet fish- ing boats cff Tignish and the orth side have proven faise. There was ouly one boat missing in the ‘ round up’ of the fleet off Tignish yesterdar. The bodies of two,as stated in yesterday’s ExaMINER, were taken to Caraquet for burial on Thuredav. The unfortunate captain’s body and his pocket book containing $9 were found within a few feet of each other on the shore.”

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Arrestion, No. 1.—No. 1 Company, C. A. will bold the annual shooting at Kensington Range on Wedreeday, Sept. 13th, shooting tocommence at 1 o'clock, sharp. Al! members are requested to at tend in uniform, by order, Major H. W. Davison.

The time is now, it will be too late very soon, to tuy your pickling cucumbers, tomatoes, chow chow, or plums for pre- cerving. Secure them this week. Very soon they will be “a thing of the pas'.” They are to be had now at Gay’s stails. Telephune 180 3ins.

Mise Burris wil! reopen her class in 12th aad ber

music on Thureday juvenile class in daacing and deport~ ment Thursday 2st inst , at three

For further particulars apply at Great George Street. eod tf.

thirty. Terpsichore Hall, Private lessons given as usna!,

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Miss Andrews will resume ber classes for the stady ot French and German nex! week. She will be at home on Monday i8:h inst., to receive intending pupils.

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Fresh Savsages at Saunders & Newsem’s 113 3ipd

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Unreserved AUCTION !

Monday, Sentember 18, at 11 O'clock

Mr. Frank Hayden, of Vancouver. in- structs me tosell without reserve on that date everything in bis house.

This includes Kitchen Range and Cook ing Utensils, Diniog Koom Furniture and Dishes, Drawing Room Farniture and Carpets, Bedroom Sets and Bedding. Everything nearly new and in perfect order.

House on Princ? Street, once the res- idence of Ernest Dawson, and now occu- pied by Drs. Kennedy and Maloney.

Reserve your purchases for this sale, a8 there will be oo vaiue limit.

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Tue Sr, Jounx Exnisirion opens to-day. Rtown Down.—Tte light house at _|Mimimigash was blown down during t he ’ storm last week, | ’ - tf ty, M., > A = Reaach Mo. 216 C. M. B:} A. will n ' f ae er et ee i A Wiis Meet the -. iF, ae Hall tols i “ie ’ evening als ociock. aie. aillie saraai Reinet bed Nite Tarts Weitn.—On'y 25 cents ad- | mission to see the races on Thursday at | the Cuarlottetown Driving Park. Coat Arrivep.—Sehr Ravola arrived | vesterday trom New York to Peake Bros | | & Co with achoice cargo of Anthracite |

g and Chesinut sizes, pik dbichbceds SPORTS

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ATHLETIC —This is a fine day forthe athletic sports onthe C. A. A. A. There will altendance. of interest.

track. orobably be a large

Tue races promise to be full

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Avow Saxon Coxcert.—Owing to the continued iodisposition of Mr. Saxon, it has b2en decided to postpone the concert

which was to naye been given by Mr. Ssxon and his company in the Opera House this evening.

Property Pracnatep.—Uenry Smith, Eeq., Chairman of the Board of S:wer and Water Commissioners, Las purcnased the handsome residence at the eastern end of the city built bv the late Williem Marpby, Hsq, of the Charlottetowa Gas Works.

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Tue Conay.—Toe SS Coban now on loading berth at Montreal eails on Friday morning 15.h inst for Ch’town, where she will bedue Monday morning 18.h inst, aud sails for 3t, John’s Newfoundland via North Sydney. For furiher psrticulars see advi. later or apply to Peake Bros & Co.

Fast Horses Here,—Four horses came over by the Princess on Saturday to take part in the races o- Thursday next, yiz.,

Provider. Other fast ones are expected tonight. Tnoze who attend the races on Tbureday atternoon wll see some lively moving. Es

A Goop AvEnaGe.— Miss Martha, Mies Lizzie and Miss Agnes Beairsto, Mre Poole and Mrs McGougan were weighed at Summersite this morning. ‘Their

cumbined weight was J169 pounds, an average of 234 poundseach. They are

sisters of Mr KR Beairsto, of thi» city. The heaviest weighed 269 pounds and the lightest 135,

Hatirax Exnisirion.—Single first-class fares'o Halifax and return commencing ou the 23rd and guod up to and including the 30:h. Three epecial daye fares from any etation on the P.B.I. Railroad $3.50 people livingon the western side of the Island will go by Summerside aud Poiat du Chene arriving in Halifax same day of starting—giving them one clear day to see the Big Fair.

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Pouice Covrrnt— This morning William

DeCosie, charged with violating the Lord’; Day Act, was fised $10 or 30 days im-~ prisonment. Thomas Smith, convicted of

selling cider which had an invoxicat ing

effect, without having first paid hs registration fee, was fined $50 or two months imprisonment, }

Three lada charged with assault and bat- tery, were di-posed cf for fines ranging from 25 cents tu $1.

IsLanp Stock,—Te following was the I-land stock which left for the St. Joho Exhibition this morning: Senator Fer- gusop, 9 cattle, 7 caives, 2 sheep; Allan McPhee, 1 horee; D. C. McKinley, Hunter River, 2 horses; L Wood, Pownal, 2 horses, 1 foal; Messers Dockendorf, North River, 4 horses, 1 foal; E Boewall, 32 sheep; L Sentner, 2 horses; EE R Brow, 18 head cattle, Mr. Woods, North Wiltsaire, 1 horse; G Crewys, North Wiltshire, 1 horse; Mr. Trainor, North Wiltshire, 1 borse.

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