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(Late (Clinical Assistan at Roydla@i London Ophthalmic Hosptial, Moorfields, and Central London , ““2-

Throat and Ear Hospital’)... B

SPECIALIST—Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.

pz7ice- Cameron Block

SIDENCF—W ater Stree: opp Hotel Davies

OFFICE HovuRs—$ 30a m,to 1 pm, 2to4pm Evenings by appointmen

Eye Tesiea and With Glasses

Petes

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corner Prinee and Dorchester.

UNDER SAD OIRCUMSTANCES

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Death of John Steele at Clyde River, Yesterday

A man named John Steele, belonging to Cornwall, died at Clyde River yesterday morning under sad circumstances. It seems that Sieele was in town on Friday, and on that night, on bis way home stopped atthe Louse ofa friend. Here he remained until late Saturday afternoon. when he complaioed of being ill and said he was going to see a doctor. On the way to the doctor’s he evidently became worse and lay under a bush. Here he was afterwards found vomiting and apparently very weak. He was taken to the bouse ef @ man named Archibald McDonsld, where he was keptall night, sleeping on a lounge in the kitchen. On Sunday morn- ing he asked fora drink of water which was given him. After giving him the drink Mrs. Macdonald went outside to do some work and upon her return she found Steele dead. Steele was about 55 years of age, and wasa carpenter by trade. He was koown to waay people in Char- lottetowo, The facts atove were thie afternoon placed before Dr. Conroy, Coro ner for Queen’s County.

armenian Tonight Just before retiring, if your liver ts

sluggish, out of tune and you feel dul bilious, constipated, take a dose

Hood’s Pills

And you'll be al) right in the morning.

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BORN

On Sunday morning, July 15:h, to Mr. and Mrs. S. A. McDonald, a daughter.

The Relief aa...

Ladysmith,

South Africa, was nothing com- pared to the relief that is left by Mrs. Smith and hundreds of other women of P. E. Island, on wash day since they have started using Gilt Edge ae

All first class grocers SELL it.

McKINNON & McNEYIN

WHOLESALE AGENTS, THE

UNEXPECTED HAPPENS

:F Ch’town was OTTAWA to. day

you would have

,een sorry you were not cover

ered for a large amount. [ have good companies and can quote you low rates.

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STRAWBERRIES.—Orders taken !or cul- tivated strawberries in pails, WH. Gordon, dy 4i pt.

SPECIAL V..

Blouses

The balance of our spring

50 per ce

Ladies Capes

Every cap must go at

50 percent off.

Ladies

The balance of our stock. 50 per cent off,

Summer Dress Muslins

If you want a pretty dr

$5 1-3 per

Dress Lengths

We have 16 Dresses | choice at HALF PRICE.

tion them at present.

WiiERS & CO.

THE PEOPLE'S STORE. BARGAIN STORE.

¢ stock. nt off.

Hats

ess now 18 your chance. cent off.

eft you can have your

We have many other bargains but cannot men-

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY

Loca and Other ems,

Noticre.—Dr, Dickey’s officewill be

open in the evening from 7 till 8 o'clock Tue Pross.— Moderate winds ; fair.

Tuesday— moderate west winds; showery.

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Lawn Tennis.—The tournament to have taken place on Saturday afternoon was pot played on account of the rain.

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Cuorrk Excursion to-night. Every chorister in town cordially welcomed. Band and programme, 8.58. Princees at 8.30.

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Permanent SIvEWALK Atout 61x bundred feet of s:on jewalk 14 to be placed on Great George Sireet, from Sydney street to the Hote! Davier. The

work of putting it down will begin next week. srininideltpniienadl

Dirtoma rok Mu-ic.— We see among the diplomas and testimoniale given at its recent cloeing by the Toronto Col- lege of m usic affiliated with Toronto University, that Miss Constance Fitzgerald was awarded an honor testi- movial for third year piano.

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Moon. cat Excersiox.—Don’t miss the moonlight excursion by the Princese at 8.30 to night. Military band, vocal music, choice readings, dainty refresh- ments, a grand sai] and concert ‘pros gramme. Tickets from choir members or from secretary at the wharf.

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ExceLLent programme of readings, solos and band mueic at the First Methodist Choir Excureiou on 8. 8. Princess thie evening. Ice cream, strawberries, all the dainties of the warm season on sale, and a glorious sail. Tickets from choir mem- bers or trom secretary at the wharf.

Tse Hart Case.—Early this morning @ warrant was sworn out fora man nam- ed Heury Doyle, suspected of being the person with whom Mr. Hal) had the ace venture on Friday night, pariculare of which were given in the papers on Satur- day. But thie forenoon when the officers cf the law went to the country to execute the warrant they found that the muon bad gone. The snepected man wae visiting at the hover of a friend

st Millcove, and it is esi! ') + both he and his host’s horse were a vay trom home on Friday night. The cwuo« ge againet

Doyle is asesult with intent to commit a rohbery.

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Carcket.— The maich at Victoria Park on Saturiay afternoou was won by the Crescent team. The winning team went to bat first aod ran »» 132 rons. The Phoenix men, mas ; mone in the first innings and in tie secund 36 rnus for five wickets. The best scores of the day went to the srip’s team,Greatorex making 35 and Leach 45. The home team’s bad beating was owing, in great part,?to ite very poor fielding. Several good cricketers who were spectators should have been placed on the team, and a few on the team should have been spectators. The lesson learned thonld be accepted as guidance forthe future. This afternoon another metch is taking place, this time between a Tribune team end a home team.

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Arrivals Seaside Hotel, Ruetico, July 20d; Mr Mtchell and two children Ch’town. July 4th, Mr Jobn Richarde, Mre Rechard-, Mrs Hutson, New York; July 9b. P F Hoghes, Mre Hughes, M-thias Siwith, Miss Duffy, Emerald; George Faqnhar, Andrew Moore, Borton ; Everton Brecken, Paul Brecken, Sack- ville; Mrs Jobo A Bell, Summerside ; Mie- Muriel Taylor, Miss Gladys Taylor. da y 14—Mise Mary Jost, Charlottetown ; Mrs E Royle, Quebec ; Mra A Mitchell, Mise Mitchel!, Montreal; Mies M E (inter. Mre J C Marakle, New York. Jolv 151b..~Dr and Mre Dicky,Mise Pal mer. Leith Breckeo Charlottetown; John H Be 1 Smmereide; George L Collings, Bos; on Mase; Mr Mitchell wife and two chiid- rep, Charlottetown,

E SURE that ycur blood is rich and pure. The best blood purifier, emricher and vitclizer is Hood’s Sarsa-

parilla. Be sure to GET HOOD’S.

It's all Plain Sailing With

(ur Goods are Right (ur Prices are Right

It lies with you, reader, togive us a thance to prove the above aseertion. We bre receiving new goods daily. See our Sovered Chip Market Baskets from 10c up. Jhoive Creamery Butter juet received.

Try our Orange Pekoe Tea at 28c per b. It will please you. We also eell Haszard’s genuine

BRAHMIN TEA.

A big stock ofother Teas on bend, from

. Those Who Deal With

Us

By yim Sy et eg #~S ,

20c per ib up. Aleo in stock, canned Salmon, Lobsters, Clams, etc., sed a {ull

ine of general groceries, all at the owest’ possible prices. Free delivery of roode to all parts of the city.g§Telephove communication.

R. F. Maddigan & Uo

16, 1900.

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Local and Other Items

Y’s Flower Misricn meeting tomorrow evening at 7 o’clock.

C. M.B. 4.—Branch No. 216, C. M. B.

; A. willmeet iothe A. O,. H. Hall this evening at 8, o’clock. Tue Po.mwo.—This steamer is now

loading at Montreal und will sail for Cnar- lottetown on Thursday morning.

Toe Warssips— Ibe Crescent and Quail left for Halifax this moroing. The Tribune remains unt!) to-merr>w.

Vatuasnx Discovery.—It is reported that @ valuable de, ost of copper has beea discovered at Channel, Newfoundland.

Potiee Court bis morning for drunkennees Jas» Duucette was fined $2 or ten days, Dan. McDovwald $5 or 30 deys, Hector McPhail $3 or 26 days and Jerome Flyon $2 or ten days.

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Sovris Tea.—There is a large attend- ance at the teaat Souris to-day. There were about one hundred excursionie(s Op the special train which left Charlottetow. at 8. 15 this meroing.

Promenade Coxcert.—The band from the Crescent gave an ewjoyatle promenade concert in Queen Square Gardens on Bat- urday afternoon. ‘Ibere was a large at- tendance, and the music was exellent.

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Artempre,s BurGLaRy,— One night last week an attempt was made to burglarise the post office at Sackville. The safe was drilled, but mot exploded. The crooks were disturbed before they completed their work.

FestivaL at Grorcetown.—A etraw berry and ice cream festival, in aid of the organ fund of the Georgetown Baptist Church, will be held on the grounds of the Georgetown Driving Park, on the evening of Friday, July 20, beginning at 7 o’clock. The Georgetown Band will be in attendance: Admission free. Straw- berries and ice cream at reasonable prices.

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IsLanpDeRs From Arrica.—T he Parisian bringing the firet of the Canadians home from South Africa, arrived at (Quebec at four o'clock on Saturday morning. Among them were J. Fred Waye anu Michael McUarthy, two Islanders who left here on the 25th of laet October. McCariby was invalided because of fever and Waye was severely wounded ia the Paardeberg fight. Thereturned soldiers were to have left Quebec last nighi, and if they came straight through the Islanders would be due here to-night. But up to the timeof writing (two o’clock) no further information regarding their hoiae-comirg was at hand.

Dare CaxceELLeD.—Theatre~goer® wil] regret to learn that Mr. Jepson, wavager of “The Wooing of Mrs. Va Cott,” bas been compelled to cancel ui- enysgement for the 20th inst., at the Opera: H usre count of the change of tim. ..!-

On tp by the I.

C. R. and Steam Navigation (-r--anv be Qin Oe OO: OO. te 4 eS copnection with Charlottetown.

Frank LL. Bisby, the genial repre-

sentative of the above company, bas been here since Friday endeavoring to secure a epecial steamer to bring the compapy to Charlottetown , kut bas vot been able to “o £0.

Tue New Brince.—Work up on the new stone bridge at Brighton will begin this week. This bridge will be constructed according to plans made by Mr. J. P. Nichoison, C. E., City Surveyor. The bridge will be 48 feet long and 8 feet high. It will be finished at both ends witl estep- wings trom the roadbed to the water line. The ends wil) be finished with heavy copings, 48 inches wide, which qill serve for sidewalks. ‘These copings will be protected by oraamental iron railings, which will extend along the approaches at each side of the bridge. The entire road- bed will be covered with nine inches ef macadam metal.

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SUMMER DLUUSE WEAR AY STANLEY BROS,

Late arrivals in

Shirt Waists are shown

here — Something different from what

are shown elsewhere.

Klegant White Waists, Hlegant Colored Waists, Black and Colored,

Roman Satin Waists. 50c, 75c, 90c, $1.20. $1.50 $1.85, $2.10 $2.35 and up.

STANLEY BROS

It Pays to Buy at Perkins’.

Good Cashmere

Hose 3 2 Cents per pair.

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F urnishing News For Saturday

We pride ourselves in showing the largest and nobbiest le of neck wear in the city. We have them at any price ‘from 2¢ to 75.¢ Another sirong line with

us is Our Shirts.

White and solored shirts, soft outing shirts collars attached,

silk front shirts. See our double thread Balbriggan Under clothing, 85c per suit.

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Extra bargains every Saturday might, Store open until 12

p- m.

Gordon & MolLellan.

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