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DIES YOU MAKE D@LL- (RS.
If You Use Poor and Adul- (erated Dyes You Ruin Your Goods and Waste
Money,
‘aneda know well that the d Dyes maans a saving of ad thousands will tell you poor and adulterated dyes voods aad loss of money. rking Diamond Dyes com- bine immense variety, merit and useful- ness. Diamou! Dyes are prepared io forty eight colors for the coloring of wool, silk. feathers andcotton goods. Minute ard sim p'e directions go with each package of the Diamond Dyes so that the least experienced person can do as good work as the professional! dyer. Bear in miud that imitators are contin- ually trying to copy the style and pack- age of Diamond Dyer. eWhen you buy dyes for bome dveicg see tuat your dealer supplies you wit! the “Diamond” no other make of package dyes wili dodo your work with profit an satisfaction. Send to Wells & Richardson Co, Montreal,(Que., for valuable book of direction’ and simple card of colors; seot free to any addrees.
Phe ladies of using of Dinamo macy dol ar-, tiat the use of meansruin to The wonder wi
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Canada Province of Prince Edward Island
In Chancery Before the Vice Checnellor
In the matter of the “Charlottetown Gas Light Compasy” and che distribution of ite assets amoog sbareLolders. Pursuant to the decree of the Court of
Chancery, madecin this matter, on the
tenth day of Sepiember instani, notice is
hereby given,that all creditors having claims against (he “Charlottetown Gas
Light Compwy” dv come in and prove
their accounts before me, at the Prothoo~
stary’s office, in the Law Courts Building, in Charlottetown, on or before the 10th duy of October next, otherwise such claims will be barred.
Dated this twelfth day of September,
A.D., 1898.
WILLIAM A. WEEKS, vegistra *13 dy 2aw to Oct 10
7eTHE MODERN
Foundry and Machine Shop
We would call «pecial atten- tion to our ‘‘New Foundry De- partment” which we have prov- ed to be adecided success.
We have spared no expense in fitting up this department. Having imported from the Uni- ted States « special “grade of sand” and employing one of the best moulders in Canada, we are pow ina poeition to meet the long desired needs of the people.
Machine Shop Dep't
which is equipped with the best modern machinery and exper- “4 ienced workmen, ie capable of Kp turning out work in a strictly 4% first class manner. To thosein * need of anything in our line we invite them to call and be thor.
Ms ar aT
SP EVINE INE LAINIE Sele
Our a}
ougbly convinced that we do +a work in an Al style. - > BRUCE STRWART & CO'Y, &
“THE MODERN”
F unders, Engineers & Machin~ ists, S.Nav.Co’s Wharf, Ch’town, P. E. I *hone 125
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DES SMM MEMES MEINE ME DR UO DE DE DE AP UF DP Te De AP Fie
BRERARRKIRARERARERARIRAN “Art” Baking powder
We have secured the agency for Char- ‘ottetown of the Art Baking Powder Co, wf London. This powder has been hand- ied by some ofthe leading grocery stores © € St. Joho and Aalifax, for the past two
*ars, and they say itis equal to the best
1 the market. In order to introduce it
‘re, the manufacturers have supplied
‘with a number of valuable aud very
etal articles, which we are now offering
th the Baking Powder, at a ridiculonsly
w figures. For turther particulars cal! »t @ur stors,
ireee’ Beer & Goff.
; servatives had .
aL LS PEATE Bit
THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER ‘£7 1898.
THE PLAIN TRUTH. |
hes
The Montreal Star comments upon the surplus about which the Liberals have boasted aud says:
‘The Liberal expenditure under which | it was secured, would have created a deficit in any of the three Conservative years quoted; and a larger deficit than the Con- Thus:
Deficit .f the Liberal expenditure
of last
Conservative vear had
Year. deficit. been made L893 4... 0... ccsceeeee $1,210,000 $2,325,000 1894=95.....ccccce0ee 4,353,006 4,722,000 1895696... 330,000 2,081,000
“Then looking at it another way, if the Conservatives had, during their three lean years, had the revenue which the Liberal- taxed out of the people last year, they would not have bad asolitary deficit. With the Liberal opportunity they would have had three surpluses—$2,690,000 in 1893 4; $2,143,000 in 189494; and $,326,000 in 1895-6. Thus with the brimming revenue which the country his given the Liberals this last year, the Conservatives would have had a larger surpius for every one of the years which the Globe pillories than that of which the Liberals now boast.
“The state of affairs simply is that the Liberals have collecved much moré movey in taxation than the Conservatives thought of doing; that they have collected, indeed, more than they expected their levy to bring; that they bave sp?nt more money on cov~ eolidated fund account than the Con-erva. tives did during either of these three veare; that in addition they have spent more money on capital account than the Con- servatives have sinve they finished the tremendous iask ef building the C. P. R; that they rav four millions behind on this last year’s transactions alone; that their surplus is a sham and their com- parisous with the deficit years of Conserva- tive rule dishonest.”
with
This is a clear aud truthful statement of the matter. We ask the Liberal farmers of this Province to make a note of it.
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AUGUSTI'S REPORT.
Causes of the Fall of Manilla
Maprib, September 23.—General Ang- usti, the former captain-general of the Phillipine Islands, whe has just arrived at Vittoria, Spain, from Manila, in an inter view Just published, is quoted as discuss~ ing the Philippine question in an interest- ing manner, He is alleged to have re- marked , “Before I left Spain I knew the situation in the Philippine Islands was grave, Senor Moret, the minister for the culonies, in the’ Jast Cabinet of Senor Sagasta, remarked to me that if war with the United States broke out there would be a terrible state of things.”
Continuing Genera! Augusti, described Admiral Montijo’s fleet as “some old wooden ships,” and said they came to Manila practically pursued by Dewey. He then said: “Our batteries fired at the Americans, but our guns were mounted on false plates and after the first shote, they became useless. At davbreak we were in the power of the Americsns and an hour afterwards the Spanish ffeet had ceased to exist.
Dewey summened me to surrender, refused and he threatened to raze the town. I replied : “Razeit. But, so !ong as I live the Spanish flag wiil float on the ruins of Manila.
hen began the terrible time of the Seige aud toe anguish of the blockade. Famine stared us in the face. In the meantime hostilities were conducted throughout the provinces; but save in iso- lated cases, humanely.
“Dewey repeated his summons to sur- renderacd I again refused. Dewey then bombarded the town and Manilla surrend~ ered,
‘But the danger was not over. Con- sidering my presence no longer necessary, [ ated the Government for permission to
go hme, as my position has become bv no mesuseasy, I think I have done my daty as a soldier and a Spaniard.
ALL HEADACHES
from whatever cause cured in half an hour by MOFFMAN'S HEADACHE POWDERS 10 cents and 25 cents at all
Frost, frost, heavy frost last Monday night; cucumbers and tomato vines ins jured verymuch. We escaped with slight damage; would advise housekeeprs to put down pickles and chow chow now. On hand alimited quantity of cucumbers, small silverskin onions, green tomatoes ripe tomatces, cauliflowers. Orders filled in rotation; do not bein the position of many Jast year—too late.—J. J.Gay & Son, Market and head of Privce street Telephone 180.
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DEBELL LINE.
S.S Tiber is due here from Mon-
treal Saturday, 24th inst and sails for
St. Johns, New Brunswick via Hali-
fax. Low rates of freight offering by
this Steamer to Halifax and St John. | For further information as to freight
or passage apply to
N. RATYENBURY,
RESOSES CLESESESE BES
Agent. |
IRON IN CAPE BRETON.
Millions of tons in sight—Equal to the Best Swedish
Norte Sypxey, September 24.— George’s River mountain promisesto be- come the E! Dorado of the east. Recent
developments indicate that its mineral re~ rources are exceptionally mea and uolimit- Av immense deposit of magnetic iron was lately discovered there, running in width to one thousand feet and two milee long. Several shafts are now sunk acrcss the end two huodred feetapart, showing 4 solid body of iren from the very surface fhe ore cousists of magnetic aod heman- tite mixed with breaks like pig iroo and is fthe fines qna'iy,equal to any Swedish iron. The removal of the surface d-ift ex-
ed.
poses millions of tonsof iron. It is le- ea‘ed within halfa mile of the place of shipment. This deposit alone is copsider= ed worth millions of dollars. Another
large seam of wagoetic is situated within a quarter cfamile ofit, theore of which is coated with ferric hvdrate and green car- bonate of copper. Among the copper seams exposed 1 may mention two, one of which averages thirty feet in width and and is traced three miles long, and the other is one huudred and tea feet in width and traced over a mile, a regular a) ac>- da seam. The eastern part of the moun- tain 1s porshesed by the Rio Tinto com- pany of London, one cf the . wealthiest companies of Englan',controlled by the Rothchilds. Thesaid company is now negot ating for the purchase of the iron seams aud the big copper seams, Martix A. MoPuersoyn, PP
Pr spects of Reciprocity.
Quebec, Sept 24.—Evidence is accum~ Inaupng to show bow futile must be the efforts of a Liberal Government in Canada to secure reciprocity with the United States. ‘I'he International commissioners have but touched the tringe of the question and, will, it is said, make an earnest effori to secure an agreement. The sigas of the times, however, all point to failure. It must be a matter oi *atisfaction to Cava dian mavufacturers, Canadian farmers, anc Canadian railway mento fiod that the Americans recognize in us formidable rivals. The numerous deputat‘ons which are visiting (Quebec daily to interview the American commissioners and to protes: against any reciprocal arrangement strikingly testify te whst may be accom plished by Canadian pirck and energy.
NEWFOUNDLAND The Most Picturesque Summer
Resort in America THE : SPORTSMAN’S : PARADISE.
Fverv river and Jake along the: line of the Newfoundland Raiiwav abounds with trout and salmon.
The Shortest fea Voyage.
Quickest and +afest route to any part is
via the KOYAL MAIL STEBMER
« rte" (Classed A 1 at Lloyds)
Leaves North Sydney every Tee Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
See day evening on arrival of the [.C.R.express. Returning leaves Port Aux Basque every Monday, Wednesaay aad Friday evenings on arrival of St. Jolin express,
FARE:
Charlottetown to St. John’s, Nfld.
First Class $20.05 Second Class 10.30 Returo 33.81
Throngh tickets on sale at all statioas on the I.C.R.,C.P.R. and Str. Nav. Go. 8" Tbe sex trip will be ouly 6 Hours. For all information apply to R, G. REID, St. Joln’s Nfld,; or ARCHIBALD & CO., Agents, North Sydney, C.B.
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P.E. ISLAND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
———— PRINCIPAL I. OXENHAM
(Graduate of Montreal Business College)
Pook-Keeping in all its branches thorough- ly taughtin conuection with Actual Business
Arithmetic, Shorthand
Typewriting Penmanship,
isusiness Correspondence
Commercial Law.
Our system is the latest and best now in use in Canada and ihe United States, ard Success, from the start, is assured. We open this year, after the Holidays, on Aug lth
Appiy at once, or send for our new Fros- pectus,
Ch’town Aug 11 93.tf
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
That well known bnsiness Hotel on! Richmond Street, near the market.
This Hotel conta‘ns about twenty good rooms and shop, all in good repair. Good Stabling for thirty horses, with large yard
m coanection.
pes
Avply © THOMAS CAMPBELL
Or Men’s Boys’ and Children’s clothing for the object of introducing our fall and winter stock.
See our custom made o’coats, just as good cloth and very much more style for less money than you can get in any tailoring establish- mentin the city, The prices range from $10, 12, 13, 14 and 15.
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Qur children’s department is now loaded up with tke nicest little Reefers, Suits and Ulsters that.can be found in Canada, Every article marked in plain figures, and marked at prices that is bound to make them sell fast.
Suits for $10, 12, 1l5and 18 that will make any man_ look like a gentlemen. Noneed of gett- ing your fail suit or overcoat made to order. Save a few dollars by getting a
FIT-REFORM
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Luck is alight, but you must use a certain amount of common sense, and then you will find it easy to understand how we can sell all kinds of clothing cheaper than others.
PROWSE BROS.
The Wonderful Cheap Men ="
To Bosto
COMMENCING MAY (0th. ‘The favorite S: 8. “HAUL
FAX” will leave Charlotte. ‘own for Boston : Every Tuesday, atl p. m, calling at Hawkesbury and — Halifax. RETURNING
leave Boston every Saturday —
at noon. : Passengers leaveing Ch’*own -
Wednesday morning via Pig —
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tou, can make close connegs —
tion at Halifax with S. S. “HALIFAX.” Sailing Wednesday evening at 1] _ .m. ‘Tickets for sale at stations P. E.L Railway. me. 1 For further rates and all informa tion apply to H. L. Chipman, Canad. ian Agent, at Halifax, or to W. W. CLARKE,
Agent, Ch’town, ©
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“STR. CAMPANA.”
Sailing Sailing rom Montreal from Charlot at 2 p. m. about 6 p.m.
Monday 26th Sept. Monday 10th Oct
Monday 19th Sept — Monday 3rd Oce ~ Mondry 24th Oct Monday 17th Oct Monday 7th Nov Monday 3lst Oct Calling at Summerside, Perce Gaspe Mal Bay and Father Puint. Delighttul summer trip for tourists. Passenger ~ accommodation unsurpassed, Fremght carried at competition rates, Hggs band- led with great care. CARVELL BROS Agente
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PICKFORD & BLACK,
me tay ae a — =a pe Sg _— SEASON OF 189s,
8.8, CITY OF GHENT will sail from Uharlotietown every Friday at 10 a.m during the the season of 1+98, for Halifax, eallise at Summerside, Port Hastings, Port Hawkesbury, Arichat, Canso, l Harbor, Salmon River. Sheet Harbor returning will Jeave Halitaxevery Tuex day at 6 p. m., makiog same calls, The steamer has excellent passenger accom= modation. Saloon amidships. Special freights will be given this season. a
For further information apply to Be
W. W.CLARKE,
Ch’town, May 13,1838
Beaver Lin
CHARLOTTETOWN and LIVERPOGh
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DIRECT SERVICE y
It is proposed to sail the ‘Steamship “LAKE WINNEPEG”, 3500 tons
From From Charlottetown Liverpool | Sept. 20 Oct. 4.°° es Oct. 27 Nov. 10 e
Nov. 26
The above steamer is fitted with cold storage, and has modern improvements for carrying live stock.
Excellent accommodation for passengers
For freight, passage, statemoone, @ other information apply at the office of N. RATTENBURY,
Ageat
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HEALTH READERS
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Elementary Text Books om
Physiology and Hygiene,
with special reference to the ctiects of Alcohol aad Tobacco upon the human system.
20 cents 530 cents
Retail price Pt. 1 Pt, 2, , For sale by all dealers im _ school supplies in the Marie
se es
time Provinces,