THE DAIL‘
oc ; What Is Dr hase’s Nerve)
Quibec Steamship Co. Fea?
| orm ‘t contains a)! of natures most strenthsn-
EXAMINER,
{ 9 n ap} ew ance Dr ( hase 8 Ne rv¢ Food is an
oe oval; cheelate coated pill. Inthe condepnsed
From Ch’town | ; women
ng and invigorating tonic and restoratives and for this reason itis unapproached as a blood builder and nerve restorative. It cures all diseases cansed by thin blood and exhaust- ed nerves and makes pale, weak nervous Men, and chilpren strong and healthy 50 cents a box.
He overcomes a stout enemy who over
homes tits Own anger.
Keep Minard’s Liniment in the House
ae le et een
The motto of the grass w dow is “Make
i i bay while the gun shines.
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| Minard’s Liniment is used by Physicians
o> DR. A.W. CHASES OF |’ GATARRH CURE... 20°: is sent direct t he diseased parts by the Improved Blower, Heals the ulcers, clears the ait passages, stops droppings in the throat and permanantly cures Catarrh and Hay Fever. Blower
free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. ¢ hase Medicine Co., Toronto and Buffalo.
closing has been one of
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nari names.
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It ien’t «ise to agree withthe woman
F-om Montreal resday 220d May Monday 28th May ont 4: hb June . llib June 8th * - a o 2nd July 66 Gh July “« a = ” 2396 * a. S° 6th Aug, “ 13:b Aug. aa 20th * fe * “ 3rd Sept, | Oth Sept. = L7th 24th “ Ist Oct, Sth Oet 6 16th 22nd * ¢ 29h 6th Nov < 12th N F ht handled carefully and at cur ré.it r ngers w l find the accomodat:on the . Lest, and the trip up and down the 3:. Lawrence the most delighiful. CARVELL BROS, C} rn, May 14th, 1900 Agente ay? wed & sut NOTICH. Notice is herety given that the business of the late Cbherles Matheson, Painter,
wil] te carried on by the undersigned un-
til turther notice business will be under the man- f of Jobn C. Murpby, who been in tt ploy of the deceaced for the past } ars, ie a master workwan, aod G ipetent to conduct the work. patrovuage of former customers ho . colicited
JANE MATHESON, A vard’s, June 12th, 1900, eod
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; kidneys and bowels and by their direct ac~- | tioa on these organs eflect prompt and last ; ing cures of biliousness,
McGill UNIVERSITY, Montreal
SESSION 1900-1901.
ulation Examinations, preliminary various Courses of Study, will be held
Wat the
at \ivutreal and at local centres on llth June, and at Montreal in September, as uuder:
*Foec..i » of Arts(Men and)
W« men) be +Fac:\'y of Applied Science ;Mon. 17th Sept. Fac of Medicine | Fac: | vy of Law Facu!'» of Comparative Medi-
nu Veterinary Science, Sat. 22nd Sept)
*in the Faculty of Arts (Revised Curriculm the courses are open also to PARTIAL) &TU- DENIS,
|
ithout Matriculation .
tin the Faculty of Applied Science the cou » in Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and | Mining Engineering, Chemistry and Architec-' tur also open to PARTIAL STUDENTS} without Matriculation.
hs «nations for twenty-one first year En: ;.-e Exhibitions in the Facuitv of Arts, ran from $90 to\ $2 00, will be he'd on the 17 ‘tember at Montreal, Halifax, St. Jobo ’. B, Charlottetown, P. E. I., St. Jo Nfid , and other centres.
‘}'« iteyal Vietoria College, the new res- ite college for women, will be ready to ree «x udents on 17th September.
1 ‘Gill Normal Schoo] will be re-opened o2 1 ‘ ptember.
] culars of Examinations, and coples of th endar, containing full information, ni + Obtained on application to
No Flies on our Sey’s ot the Front!
ep them away from the
fo! <- athome. der screen doors and Wit!) Ws now.
A. Uuchemin & Co
!’ &. I. Door and Sash Factory.
ares
Jilt Edge
The
es
famous Laundry Soap
unequalled in cleansing pro-
perties, harmless to the fines
fabric. For sale by all leading
(roceries.
MCKINNON & McNEVIN
WHOLESALE AGENTS. aiy 19, d4i.
Don’t Neglect Your Watch
If you allow your watch to run too 1g Without cleaning, or with damag— « parts it may be worn so badly as to listroy its usefulness as a timepiece; vetter have it examined by your Watch Doctor and if in need of re- gairs he will advise you accordingly and perhaps save your watch.
WE BOAST on our repair depart- ment turning out first-class work only. WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK; if you have not given us a trial it will pay you to do so and we will be pleased to see you at Great GEORGE STREET.
W N TANTON
veweler
Sien oF THE Big Wartcu.
| order, Lessee to pay taxes.
|
her.
A Good Stomach. | Is essential to health and happiness, but don’t blame the stomach for biliousness. It
| freshments of a)] kinds.
| when signalled.
| Register.
who tells you her bat is not becoming to
is deranged, and causes poisonous bile to re- main in the blood causing indigestion. head- ache and irregular action of the bowels’ Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills regulate the liver,
headache € pili a dose, 25
drsaeps 2° and ail kidney ailments. O11 cents a box, at ail dealers,
— a
A Satirist is a man who discovers things a'out himself, acd theo says them about rome one else.
To Cure a Coldin One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets, Al! ruggists refund the money it fails to cure fe. kh. W. Grove’s signature is on each box
“Did you ask the doctorifyou haa Malaria ?” “Not on yorr life, He’s treating me for five other expensive maladies now ” ————EE The man woo beis seems never to get
old enough to know better.
Most women cam stand broken English IN @ servant better than they can stand broken china.
--oere
EEP your blood pure and your stomach and digestive organs in a healthy coudition by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and you will be WELL-
A GRAND PICNIC
ie NE
CRACA CHURCH Will hold Its Annual Picnic at
EMERALD
WEDNESDAY JULY 4
Dunk River the finest fishing ground an the Island is near at hand
Train will leave City Station at 9.3). Return fare 40 cents—Children half fare — Special rates for families.
Viritors table amply provided—Re
Everything in the line of sports ard amusements on hand. Picnic train will stop at all stations
Single fare arranged for on the Cape Traverse branch.
N. B.—Should day prove unfavorable the picnic wil] be held the following day. June 29, 30, 3i, &w
To Accommodate The Public
We have opened a Nurses’ Persons wishing to engage a nurse can do 60 by
applying at
Macdonald's Drug Store
Nurses can register free of charge.
_— —~——_ —
TOLET
**Watermere”—Hc use and Stables with about five acres of land. Rent $250 00.
Also Parkview Cottage, adj ining above, with about three acres of land. Rent $100.00.
Both pleasantly situated and in good City water in both houses. Aj ply to D. C. McLEOD. "day 17th, 1900 tf.
| pire are now in one or other form con-
|
| tributing to the
CHARLOTTBTOWN JULY 3
THE DUTIES OF EMPIRE.
The London Daily Chronicle has been collecting the opinions of colonial friends of Imperial Federation touch-
ing imperial defence. This isa sub
i; ject which has been occupying the at- tention of every statesmen of Great : Britain and her colonies since last fall likely that the South | African problem will be settled with-
and it is hardly
out some solution of the imperial ques tion of mutual against internal and ex- ternal foes being reached. In the last report of the Imperial Federation (De- fence) Committee, it is noted with sat isfaction that, with one exception, all the self-governing colonies of the em maintenance of the royal navy. Why, it may be asked, ts there any ex eption? § It easy to imagine circumstances in which every oue of those colonies or leagues of colonies would be depending on the navy of Great Britain for its independ- ent existence Just now we see the powers of Europe, through lamentable complications in China, clinging des- parately together in face of a common, half-barbarous enemy. But whatever be the immediate outcome of the trouble, it is almost certain to be fol- lowed after a possible brief interval by a conflict between the powers especial- ly concerned inthe commerce of the Far East and in the keeping of China open to the world. Thec ynflict of interest may be susceptible of peaceful solution. But the rival pretensions of some of the nations that are not mak- ing a common stand against Chinese fanaticism may resist any compromise or yield to it only to take a more acute form before long. The possibility of war must ever, in fact, be borne in mind however forecast and menace may seem for a time to be deceptive. War never breaks out just as the would-be prophets arrange. Seasons of great pressure and danger apparent- ly qnavoidable may be tided over only to make way for the lightening out of a clear sky, the eruption that no one was dreaming of, the war that comes without any warning rumors. Who foretold the Boer-British struggle ? Who forsaw the obstacles thai stood between England and success Who can tell how soon every pacific territory that flies the British flag may be forced to defend itself against Russia? For it it at least possible that the sequel of the present unhappy complications may be a war between that empire and Great Britain.
Such a war is, however, not one or many possibilities for which the Em- pire, through all its members, must ever be prepared. If the movement forthe maintenance of the Empire’s integrity has any special significance, it is in having brought home this v tal fact that the whole is responsible for every part andevery part fer the whole The principle is not new, but its practical recognition has been so long neglected that we take credit for the first steps in the discharge of a duty that ought to be a second nature to us Itmay be thought strange that the cluster of colonies especially excepted from contribution to the navy should have a seaboard on the three of the world’s great oceans; that it has water- ways that traverse the continent into the heart of which great ships can pen- etrate. Alone, it must have a navy proportionate to its merchant marine. But it has no ambition to cast itself adrift from its ‘old moorings. This year, in a signal manner and with the sylemnity of a blood offering of price- less worth, it has renewed the covenant with the Motherland, South Africa
1S
1900
marks the beginning of a new era, in| which every part of the Empire that has a life and will of its own assumes obligations, the observance of which must make or mar our future.
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Men’s Cotton,
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As te the details of those obligations, | | so far as Canada
is concerned, it is premature to speak with confidence. We are in the stage of suggestion, of counsel, of discussion. But no ex- cathedra decision can be _ reached either as military re-organization or the formation of an imperial navy or the definition of a method for the formula tion of the imperial diplomacy until a conferance is held at whichthe Em pire will be fully represented. When this is understood, we may take opinions of individvals, or of societies on questions of imperial reconstruction
as contributions more or less_ valuble aecording to their practicability and the experience of the writers. As
Sir John Bourinot says, it is doubtful if the people of Canada will allow any- body but their own Parliament to vote funds for the army and navy of the empire. Mr. Macfarlane, of Ot- tawa who has also long been a student of these questions, puts: the matter concisely when he says: ‘‘ There shall be only one fleet,” Principal Grant points out that Canada has a small navy in the shape of a preventive serv- ice, while in her 70,000 seamen she has a fine nucleus for a naval force to act with the royal navy. Dr. Carman thinks it better that Canada should have small military and naval forces of her own than that she should contribute a bulk sum to the imperial exchequer.
With Years WISDOM.
The answer to that old query, “What’sina game?” was not hard to define in the case of pue justly celebrated Family Remedy that had its origin away down in Maine, which proves that with age comes wisdom about
louis aeons
LINIMENT
Au old lady called at a store and asked for a bottle of Johnson’s Anodyne Liniment; the clerk said “they were out, but could sup- ply her with another just as good.” The engaging smile that accompanied this in- formation was frozen stiff when she replied: Young Man, there is only one Liniment, and that is Johnson’s.
Originated in 1810 by an old Family Physician.
ere is not a remedy in use which has the con- dence of the public toa greater extent. Could
a remedy have existed for nearly a century, ex- eept that it possess extraordinary merit?
Our book on INFLAMMATION free. Price 85 and 50c. LS. Johnson & Co. Boston, Mass,
' Handicap your Couch!
Don’t wait a few days to see if it || will ‘* wear off’; it is much more likely to become dungerous and it will undoubtedly be much more dificult to cure. The longer you permit it to prey upon the delicate membranes of your throat, bron- chial tubes and chest, the more you render yourself susceptible to other attacks and to chronic pneumonia or consumption.
Adamsonis
potanic
ough Balsam
is an infailible remedy : for more than 30 years it has been curing the worst cases and it will surely
cure you. 26 CENTS AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
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knows there is one sure way to reach a man’s heart, and that is by always having a nicely spread table. To do this you must have choice groceries, canned goods and provisions.
Ye Can Help You There:
We have the best of everything
)
in that line. What we want is your trade; can we have it?
7 JOHN McKENNA.
Queen Street.
*
The Fourth of July
will be commemrrated by the people of St. Joseph’s Parish, Lot 29, by hold- en that day
—HMamouth Tea Party—-
to raise funds in aid of their new church, and to assist in replacing the parochial house burned down last
the | f 4
Summer , Balbriggan,
Merino,
Underwear Natural Wool.
Prices per suit
40c, 50c, 60c, 75e, $1.0
J.fiarris, [London
CITY HARD
<<< = Se SS
WARE S
--H'or-- Builders, farmers, Mechanics, HARDWARE——
Paints, oils, glass, carpenters to:ls, all cheap
FOR CASH.
The celebrated Norton Machine Oil.
THERMS CASH.
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Autumn.
t
A m st wil ngand vigilant com-} 9 pair Hcs2
mittee wil make lavish prepa a'ions to hospitably cater to every need and | pleasure of those who favor them with their presence and patronage on thac day ; while the ladies of Kelly’s Cross wre all given the well merited credit of being mest capable bakers ad love courteous waiters.
entertain, will be provided. Come to Kelly’s Cross, therefore, friends on Wednesday the 4th of July, to the first, and, most probably, the best Tea of 19C. By order of com,
M. A. SMITH.
Secy. Com.
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Now Is The Time To Give Baby An Airing 6
| and of course you will vwanta BABY CARRI _
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We have good Carriages
We have COMFORTABLE earria CHEAP carriages.
We are -lways glad to show goods.
Ig.
Call and s-e them.
John Newso
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straw Hat
A TTT
IN 15 TINTS. Try a can, only 10 cents.
SIMON W7. CRAE
April lith 1900. Walker's
Does This Tl
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klannelette shirt
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Colored shirts stiff boru.u $1.25 and 1.50 qua'ity Necktie 35 to 55 quality
Suspenders (mens)
Um
Every refreshment obtainable, and | Men’s an everything calculated to satisfy and to | Straw
—
(You? Ut Bala
You Can Buy ail for $2.38.
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nlaundered Shirt, best in Canada
brella
d Beys’ Caps
Hats 4uc to $1.10 quality Better quality for better price. What we adv ortise wi
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iD. A. BRUG