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Sand. CONTENTS FOR SEPTEMBER A YT. EB. tsh.od Harvest Scene (Frontispiec Forecioo $ (a poem) by Lat l A, Lev" Fox H iP. E. Isla: y Rev. M. Swa hey A Ride on wi Al Night * by ALT Arsenault Lanes Waitt no on Re-visiting Tryon River, by

dawes Mic Donald “Oh, the Birds, the Pretty Birds”, by Topsy,

Abow Pownal Bay—Acorn’s Mill,-by J. T. MeRish, “. A. boksé

Cantain Ho 's Survey, by H. J. C.

A Sor Newfoundland, by bBerjamin Danes.

A Reckless Adventure, by J. H. Fletcher

Im the Cuy Streets-—(a poem) by May “arroll

A Vear th a. Teacher's Life, by D. J. M.

‘The Loss o/ the Portia+(a poem) by W. C

ond Queri¢s, etc,

Se a eopy—Send for saniple, The ?.. E. Island Magazine,

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TIENDERS. Tenders for building,an addition to

Southport Sebool, addressed to the Trosiees of the S.uthport. School will be received) up to the 25th August, inst, at the store of Fennell & Chand- ler, where the specification may 5e Sec®.

OHARLES BYRNE,

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P. E. Island Railway TENDERS POR GRADING

Seabed tenders addressed tothe undersign- ed eed marked on the,outside ; Gradimg” will oe recéivdd until Monday,

ber 25th, 1899, fOr*the grading and @iber werk required in changing the main linewl the Prince Kdward Isiand Railway beteven Co ville and Loygalist, for a distance of aboot two miles: ~ Piensa, profiles and specification May be eew at the office of tae Suveriatenuent Of She P. KB Island Railway. at Charlottetown, ac etne oM@ceor the Chief Engineer, at Voncton, IN.R.on and after the 5th September, 1299, ‘pi which pluce als> form: of tender may be “oPlamed. ~ “Temders © AR the conditions of the specification must

eouppiied with. © The Railway Department wil! not be bound eo eacrept the lowest or any tender. G. A. SHARP,

RaPway Oflice Sn eri tendent Chaciot: stown. Aug 3ist, 13899 —w2,

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Never pays to. carry an unreliable wetch, You ne ver know the time and end are coustantly missing

1ust be made on printed forms

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THE DAILY EXAx

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Several are Reported From British Columbia.

Vaycovverk, B. C., September 7.— -Amereen—eaptial ~ is much tnterested in British Columbia. Copper is what New York and Boston is partichlarly seeking just now. Tee Van Anda smelter is shippiie £50, 00’ worth of" topper matte to New York monthly. Oa Douglas Pine, up the coast, in which Spokase people are interested, an important strike has teen made. In tunorel No. 1, a new ore shute averaging five feet has been en- countered. It is typical Rossland ore ; the average sample goes $312 in gold, $9 in silver,

It is not Dawson now, but Atlin that returned Argonanta +peak of when they come from thé nort*. Two big ledges of copper are reported tohave been discovered within six miles of Atlin. They were located by tenderfooie, who staked ex claims. The two ledges are clos? to each other ; 1,500 feet covers two. They sav the ledges are exposed for three or four miles along tue mountains, Atlin people who have been told of the discovery say thatif balf of what the tenderfeet say is true, thiscopper findis about the richest thing in the wnel- country. There is also a narrow Jedge of Orapge-colored quartz running through one of thease ledger. They believe 1t carries geld. This find of copper 's much cearer Atlin than the one reported a few weeks since.

‘Tbe Hal] Mines, Limited, a big English company, operating at Nelson, opened the preseot month witb a shipment of cepper matt? and bulk copper. There was 271,- 418 pounds of copper in the shipment, which wae entered threugh the custome ae valued at $40,513. Tha copper was consigned to the refiner at Newark, N. J., and went forward over the Crow’s Nest branch of the C. P.R.

A. J: Alcock, of Vancouver, has made. a big copper fiod near Agassiz on the line¢ of the ©. P> Re Itis~ practically under bond for $75,000.

LATEST FROM SUMMERVILLE

Harvest is we!] advanced in this part of the country, many farmers being nearly ‘done. Oats and potatoes are a splendid crop, while tie wheat although much rusted i8 greatly in advance of expectation. The turnip crop is suffering from club-~ root.

It isa pleasing sight when driving ; through the seitiement tu witness the | biader at work on almost every farm. The Maseey-Harris is evidently the favorite.

Mr. Michael Curran arrived home froin Bosion on Satirday, 2nd inat. We are p'eased to see him hale and hearty. He may poreibly return to Uncle Sam’s domi- nous this fall.

Miss Mary Hickie, -of «Boston, who vieited Summerville recently, was the gues'of Mr. PeterJ. D. Edmonds. She left for Charlotie;own on Sept. 5tb, and returns to Boston on “the Grand Duchess” Sept. 12.b. All wish Miss Hickie a piearant voyage.

Miss Martha Mahar ie also visiting use. She comes from Charlottetown and is a guest of Mr. Jobo Mahar.

Mrs. Peter J D. Eimonds is speading a few weeks at Alberton, being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. White.

Miss Mary O'Neill, of Vernon River, is now looking after the vocsi and instru: mente! wants ot the community. Miss O'Neill isa splendid musician, and wii, no doubt, prove herself wn expert teacher.

Mr. Wm. Cronin, who was engaged in Charlottetown during the summer months, has returved home.

Mr. Wm Kane, better known as “Yan- kee Bi'l,” haw invented a <fence for wnich heexpects togeta patent issued. The tame pumber of rails are used as ina commen fence but lesa wire is'r quired. After iaspectioa reliable meo say that it is the best vet,

Great credit is due our milk drawer,

appointments on that ac- count. We sell

Reliable Watebes Onie

We don’t* care to handle anything else.

Ca!) and 1Veau3 she ver— dict ety dut inspection”

W. NTANTON

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Mr. Michael Power, forthe csrefual mao- aerio which be handles the cans. This is bis first year and [may venture to say that a more respectable load of cans does not go to New Perth factory, We hope to see“Mike” onthe same Toute nex! year.

Our enter prising friend Mr. P J. Walsh has opened a ep'eudid forge, and ‘a kept on the jump from morn till night. ‘He is siways readyto do enythiog iv his jine of work.

Fresh beet and lamb are regularly sup- plied, twice a week by K. Frazer.

Mr. .Martio Mahar bas recently pur- chased a fine Elmo filly from Mr. Reobert- sov,;vt Baldwin’s Road. Sbe promises from all appear ances to be w “* beaut: ?

Much is being donein the building liae. Two new barns have been added to the many, and houses and barns are being repaired. Mr. Cain whose barn was struck ‘by lightning had bauled boards and shingles and had strange to say, intended to conimence repairing bis barn. on the very moroing that it was struck. i: is ndw thoroughly fitted up.

Taw Examiner is eagerly : looked” for i every Saturday. .Why not: a daily mail! and) get- your. papers,, etc., on Friday? | Loe slow.» » e 43

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£3 wet mb “si Alpi} pod Empire s..‘¢Phe long-delayed rain, has been detrimental .t0 tbe pastures: of Untario,” says the Globe. The organ should think again. It waa the delay, DOL, the Taine thatcausedthexnowble,

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* “Sir Charles Tupper, Bart., G. C. M.G., C.B., M. P., leader of the opposition? it the Dominioa parliament, is a notable fignre a® chairman of a meeting, and he is as much at home informing shareholders about shaftaand drives, crosscutsand oré nodies, as he. is .io deivering one.of sbose tremendous attecks in the house at Ot- tawa; which bave gained for him the name of ** The Old War Horse.” The once erect figure iz a little bowed now, but the voice is powerful, if a trifle barsh, the ‘strongly-mwarked eyebrows quite black,and'the large eyes full of fire. On Wednesday, before the proprietors of the New Gold Fields vf British Columbia, Limited, he took bis stand on velvet, and charmed the share holdera with a divi-~ dend of 15 per cent. for the year derived from enterprises ia British Columbia, and Victoria.

The report in iteelf was so flourishing that there wa* no necessity for oratorical effect, and the cha‘rman had only t> deal with dry tacis in order to put the shareholders on good terms with them- selves and with the Board. Here are the points :

CRUEL ciesncsab s0dssunesx’ss's a 4 eee eee i OR a Shares at Cost.........5b...0004 £ 43,524 Shares at market valuation...... £242 630 Mining prospects... ........0.~. Brilliant

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KEKE KEKO KORE

Sheridan’s Condition Powder. Once daily,in a hot mash. It assists in grow- ing new plumage, gets them iu condition ta lay when eggs bring the highest frices.

Sold by drucegists, grocers, feed-men, or by mat). One pack, 25 cts; five, $1.00, Large can, $1.29. &ix. 35.00. 1.8. JOHNSON & CU,, Bostou, Mase

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COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

RE-OPENS TUESDAY, 15th Au gust, inst.

Our Business Course. comprises all the branches of a thorough Business Training, and equals the very best.

Our Sherthand and Typewriting courses cannot be excelled.

Text-Books, the latest and_ best, bearing date 1899 arein use here.

Uur terms area: ways satisfactory to our students. Send card for pros >ectus

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THE WEEK'S GROCERIES...

af = Perhaps you would like to get a littie more for what you

spend.

Perhaps you would like to have, everything fresh and nice.

If you will’ try sy store I think you will find that your money Will go fartker,

And all the groceries you get will be‘good and fresk.

JOHN McK ENNA.

BUMNYSWDE-” DENTISTRY

Office in New Prowse Block, fitst door tothe“ right’ “up stairs, -. ,

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1B Selb gia pth SS A The annual ipterest.c ish national debt is $125,000,000 and the

total revenue is only $150,000,000.

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INER, CHANLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER

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Bn i — The Montreal Gazette says: Official returo# inthe Canada Gazette ehow that thenet debtof Canada increase) during the month of July by $4,238,858, acd adds: «This is the promised “next year.” We are seeing what the Government can do,

—In Manitoba the reaper does not keep far-abead . of the thresber. cent. of the cropiscut. and the grain is being hurried from shock to stack, and from, stack to granary. It was not alto- gether the farmers’ fau]t that in past"years the grain suflered much inthe stack. The rush to get the crop off the fields was too great, with the number of hands available, to allow of that seientifc stack-building that we have in when the barn gets over~ crowded, But besides the basty stacking there was Jack of threshing machines. Now, itis stated, there are plenty of these, and it is poseible to get the wheat into the bins a very 6horttime afterit has been reaped.

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Seems as if all the things we like-dis- agree with us, and all the things we don’t like, agree with us. Dyspepsia lurks in most of:-the good things we #at, and ihdi- gestion follows the gratification of appe~ tite. Of coursé, it'isa’: aature’s! fault. Nature does the best she can, and if a man willonly help ber a little bit at the rigkt time, he..may eat what he likes and as much as helikes. Dr, Prerce’s Pleasant Pellets are for people who, are trouble with indigestion. Particularly for those in whom it manifests itself in the form of constipation. ‘The Pellets are quick and easy io their action, They are in per- tect harmony with nature. They effects a permanent cure. You need take them regularly only a little while. Arter that use them Poccasionally when yon need them—when you have eaten anything that dissgrees with you. They may be taken justas freelyas you would take water or any other necessity of life. Once u-ed they are always in favor.

Send 31 one-cent stamps to cover cost of wailing onlv, avd receive free a copy of Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser. Address World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Butfalo, N. A.

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