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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, N OVEMBER

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| next greatest 'then moved to make the nomination Express leaves for the west.......-7 35a mj an outburst of cheering. 1

6 00 pm | stated,

WOR. ccc sin qanp canes ctensree GO 8. TI |} magnificent support

(Canada, and ne how such ex- , cellent candidate as |on the 12th prox, if the party work-

inst.

BIRC H AND BUOTE FOR TIiGNISH. |

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| ELECTORAL CONTEST

pa ' ok . Once again the sound of The Liberal-Conservatives nomi- |

inated their candidates at Alberton for the First of Prince on saturday last. There was a large and enthu

il strife arouses the electors first electoral district of jounty, and soon the

again sound calline the absenc:

: ‘ t the Association cv ee :

ot the Vv reside nt oO a Bat a tm present Administration. Already Dr. P. Murphy, George Kk. Mont- | ;: 43 have c ‘ Ki was called to the |‘? meetings have commenced and

Q “sq., Was Calle O . wen er a8 is veniind al whe trom those already held we can

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ya an er tie | judge fairly correctly of the argu- wine -abhiny™ sean ments wae will be used by the re

Kor Councilman nobody was put in nomination against Mr. Birch, | 'and he was declared che unanimous | | choice of the meeting amidst cheers Mr. Birch acknowledged the appro val of past services and the compli- ment paid him by renomination in an eloquent speech which was heartily approved.

The nominations were then tor Assemblyman, Buote, S. T. Gallant,

the suffrages of the electors.

‘ling out the same |}employed in 1896.

Hon. Peter

| from meeting to meeting, is

made | Sss8urance, ofa million and a ta _ ‘| dollars indemnity from the WLeCSSTS. I . ws

Lawrence

that Quebec, which

: has the gov- lovle ¢ Vm P. Callaghan being “ig = Doyle and \ _ PPS | ernment by the throat, is not likely put before the meeting. Mr Doyle ee ak J o - to recognize our claims. But the | Promptly withdrew and the othe intelligent electors will not agai | gentlemen went toa ballot, which

was all but unanimous in Mr Buote’s | | favor. Mr Gallant,

‘taxation will be unknown when they 'see the national debt

who had received the | by leaps and bounds.

number of ballots.

erals in the recent election {

unanimous, which was done amidst |

While Mr Buote was being brought to the convention. Mr “Hackett, | | ‘fresh from the fray,’ as it was | made a Most interesting speech, thanking the electors of the | First District of Prince for their |

declaring that | taken | in all |

riding, was the most heroic

the tight made in the ill in all,

Birch

and! When a woman gives up it is because | Buote could not ‘ ssibly be

beaten | she has gone to the utmost limit of strength and endurance. It isa marvel how women will siagger on under the daily household burdens when the whole

ed as enthusiastically as onthe 7th | | body is racked with pain. }

Mr. Buote then entered the con-

Pictou every i : i ; ‘or the nervous, run-down condition ips ‘ % - } NINnge } Te ? Tag Q oe : should be procured at once, WEEIINE BF sw aertaninesasemnnees 2 OL Te notion and was enthusiastically | | which so many women experience, as a Arrives from Pictou every evening ' welcomed. Mr. a r y ten- | result of overstrain in household cares at >p jar h} } > i . oe . ° ig ° ot oe ’ Consulta ation ~~ RC esi ee in eee tks os cee 6pm dered him the nomination as | there is no medicine can equal Dr. a THE CAMP ANA Assemblyman, and he accepted it | Pierce’s Goiden Medical Discovery. It ‘ : Is due at Charlottetown from Montreal and | in a neat, polished and argumenta- | | st trengthens the we: afz stomach by cur- Satisfaction Pus ranteed, Quebec every alternate Friday evening, and | tive speech. Ing diseases of ay: a of Era - | leaves on return the following Saturday even. Messrs. W. P. Call lag how is mite ns. which t purifies the blood of : . 7 " . NOsOoOnsS W we [ he saty > a cs. -Ccres SS ‘tr estis and James © Rirch weer: | cs hk ee ead 7:9 9 riu -<CReson, PoP CITV AB CITEN aes EN | other po ii diseases. It nourishes the : ‘ THE CITY OF GHENT 'some further appro} rile or gone | nerves, and builds up the body with ' ae cS Pawn BXalifay and intermediate when the convention broke up With | sound honlties Hesh. TICIAN AND JEWELER, | isdue from Halifax and intermediate ports | : y - oF * | on Tkucsday night of each week, sailing on cheers for Mr, Hackett and the| There | fs no aicohol in “Golden Med- Charlottetown. ‘return the following day. ' candidates, Birch and Buote. ic: al Discovery’ and 1 it is entirely free THE HALIFAX The First of Prince will 4venzc | '©™ opium, cocaine and all other nar- AL Ag fr TD: : . 3 12+} se cotics, > a ym on hh 2tn, Maliy | e alt - e from Boston at four o'clock every che Pine au J : ; t] iol | Accept. no substitute for the “ Discov- as _— ern : ae ys 40€¢ - Vé ag =T< >Ey r a ‘ ' ” vrs ers Tuesday mo-ning, and will sail on return at honest Libe ii t ———e ee ee ae y- Phere is nothing “just as good” 5 ov o'clock the same afternvon. and necessary WOrkK. for weakness, nervevsness and debility. ; i aS | ee See a : > THE JACQUES CARTIER ’ y : oe want the whole Wciid to kiiow what Dr, j F WHAT H AV E W E GOT. j Fievrte’S medicines have done for me.” writes ‘ ee Rao Fal ons f Banes. Knox Co. Leaves Charlettetown fcr Vernon Ra yer whi en } a HT . bet of ah i rnc Bowe ‘life. My lide suit : relurhine a. S lay, ; a.m. On Tue | : .. 1 fut — s and tliroat trouided me besides, and I had day. We 5, sday } wcities at two o ‘clock } Sim.-- T he Pati ‘ot Says the Is- | | rheumatism. Abcut a year ago I had to give . oe a ae ee : } a far with | work ras so bad. had h i much she proceeds to Orwell ; on Thursday even- | mgr s chances would be better with ora Sataendaaie a wna oe toni trv ik | inz she returns from Orwell about eight. On |i lecal Government in sympathy I took four bott!es of your ‘Golden Medical Dis- ? 9 ; oe SE es 1*patiets 'and be the me J | Fy y mornings ren o’clock and on <ur- w th the De« yminion. Has it been so 2} cov F of tte & eet aoa ¥ ee ed Poo : . . r . } Maal Oo 1c Hrst tue ye Fan tO Rall ‘ la orning at nine she sails for Crapaud, ‘ Sullivan ad on ae ass: isl ; “Pp > . . | It was. witd the strong Sullivan ad on £ io better. now I have no more of re‘urnipng same afternoon at four o clock. gi tha sl ~iee | TAY ie nents and entirely cured of rheu- ¥ ministration who secured a large | miatizm, I tel like 2 new woman. ” THE SOUTHPORT |increase of subsidy and refunds of | yp, Pierce's Common Sense Medical ‘ . if Ses 14 do carey pie : “ Gees up east River on Monday afternoon over $100,600 Cfrom Ottawa when Adviser is seut /rze on receipt of stamps their friends were in power. bui|

at three o'clock, returning the same

St a | four o’clock returning the folloaing Tuesday ir fri ; were in power it | , morning; on Tues ry she ke aves Charlottetown this does not ap oly to the weak, |

| The steamer leaves for Ww est River on Thurs- |

Commencing Oct. 16th 3," - « 1900- -

THE S. S. HALIFAX

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‘eee same evening. I

"HIE ELFIN

i marcos 1} . "PH 7 or of Summerside, with seven illustra ves f Rocky Point ecc week day at 7,' pay for the use of the ae | : ie kate iti L :ves Rocky Point esc week day at 7, | 4 cults ie Wie ae thik in ik. Wawa W ill leave Charlot : — nat noon on 8. 30, 9.30 and II a. m., andi, 2, and 4 bridge Ww hile the (duebec br idge ( in S _ a > Tel: ond: M: aia ae + on Tuesday. p m;returning leaves Rocky Poiut at 8, 9, | | the land” of Tarte) and all other} . rs. 4 . a Re a ‘he 4 20 : - urd 1.20. 2. an 2 re ; i ie OKSTOreS. “ive Cc Ss > Passengers leaving Charlottetown on Wed 10 and 11.30 a.m; «rd 1.30, 3, re n ‘ 4. 30. | Dominion br idges are given free of | tHe DOOK -nesday mornings make close connection at | Vn Sunday's the Eifin leaves for Rocky | prov incial cost. Can they point to, copy. Halitax for Boston. | Point atQa.m. and 12.45,2 and 4p. n

leaving eons Me Point at loa. m., 1.15, 3-

Autumn Excursions 24 4307.»

: oe : THE HILLSBOROUGH Special Return Tickets now being issued at reduced rates. For tickets, rates and all

information apply to port every half hour.

even ing. |

clock returning cn afternoon at four st River, returning ithe $9,000.00 a year for 'come which our

‘since they came into power ? Not} SUNNY-= ia red.

Leaves Prince Street ferry wharf for So uth |

"a. H. L. CHIPMAN, Manager,

CLARKE, Agent Charlottet own fe SURE that yo and pure. The vest blood purifier, euricher a parilla, Be sure to

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GET HOCD’S

to pay vitiened of custois and mailing f e-cent for the puny,. sickly struggling for an ex: | be ok in j paper covers, or 50 stamps for spl Farquharson combination | Cloth binding, Address Dr, R. V, Pierce, whom the Ottawa wire-pullers,; iffaio, N. Y.

wobble about at pleasure. Witness all time to |

taxpayers have to |

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Read ‘** The Malpeque iome,’”’ by Rev. J. M.

IN WEST QUEEN’S.

, sent the unique spectacle of appeal-

elector- of the (Jueen’s drum will electors to the polls to condemn or condone the

spective parties as theireclaims for

The Liberal party are again hold: delusion they tventing the Sin- | clair, who is following the candidates again holding out the prospect, nay, the half Domin- ion Governmenti n spite of the fact

indulge in that blissful U Itopia where

is loaded with debt and the bers elected in tuo many cazes are not the choice of the people. expect, like

mounting up The Conser- vatives were condemned by ree Lib- * hav-

eee 7

ing no policy, while they now pre-

ing to the country without au ex- cuse or palliation for the corruption and misdeeds of the roverume nt or even a promise or policy for th future. ¥ On the other hand, the Conserva- tive candidates propose a definite policy of reform. They promise to abolish the Land Office w hich has long since survived its d: iysof use fulness. The *y also propose, if elect- ed, to reform the road system and sell the roads in the proper season of the year by public auction,—thus reducing the expenditure on roads to the lowest possible figure, pre- squandering of the moneys now entrusted to supervis- ors, and at the same time maintain- ing an efficient service. The only plea put forward by the Liberal standard bearers is that we should not go against the Federal Govern- ment. But instead of the unison of the local and federal parliaments being a blessing to this province it has proved a direct curse; for in the election contests there is so much mutual log-rolling that the country mem-| ¢

He ran a mile,

and so would many a young lady, rather than take a bat’ without the “ Albert ”

Baby’s Own Soap.

It leaves the skin wonderfully soft ard fresh, and its faint fragrance is extreme- ly pleasing,

They

their compatriots in

rs to mount again to power Beware of imitations.

on the large boodle wave created =

during the recent election. ALBERT TOILET SOAP C0., Mfrs. iawn. MONTREAL, Pe

A Question

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Herbert r% Tanton

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