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ANOTHER QUESTION,

sincere in his | straits in

Davies was empt to navigate the

vhether

SECURITY, :

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nter between Cape Tormentine |

Summerside or not | don't}

think he was, or else he would have

tried the project of navigating the

. straits last winter when he had the

Genuine Stanley at his disposal, free of

y charge If he was sincere he could

surely have given the project a

Carter S fair trial when there was sucha

volume of freight moving to George e: ? ° town for shipment at a very great Little Liver Pills. ‘vss to the shippers. “Tenink it

would be worth while asking Mr. John H. Bell’s opinion on this point, as he was the representative of the —_ people that most was expected of.

KE ; Mr. Davies might carry out what he LieF GT ; toll the people of Summerside he would do before the election of 1896, in his campaign west in the interest

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ens ane eee of Mr. Bell’s election; but, like all ot eo his other promises, he failed to carry = pete anything he proposed to do for ~ es |FOR HEADACHE, the benefit of P. E. I. Mr. Bell he CARTE aS FOR DIZZINESS. 1as injured severely, and has left a Le FOR BILIGUSRESS. dark cloud hanging over his honour i ER FOR TORPID LIVER, and credibility. as PILLS FOR CONSTIPATION. : OLD . 4AIBERAL. > FoR SALLGW SKIN. A CORRECTION FOR THE COMPLEXION : . < SNUANE muernave syowarture, ae wh uly Vegetabi oe’ Sir,—Referring to the correspon-

dence in your issue of the 26th inst., respecting Mr. Roach and_ the Southport ferry wharf, permit me to inform you that your correspon- dent has not stated facts. It true Mr. Roach, who is an honest, hardworking man, and was employ- ed because ‘he - is capable of doing his work, was employed on the wharf as foreman, but he had to take advantage of the fine weather to dig his potatoes, and he and another man simply knocked off work on the wharf and went to dig his potatoes. Their time has been kept by the Captain of the boat, and they will not receive and do not | expect pdyment for the time they | were absent. 4

In justice to these men, please publish this correction.

CURE SICK HEADACHE.

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4 Charters! TI have scvera) new s‘hooners seek- Ing procuce charters from Island Ports to Nova Scsiia, United States or West Endies. ZENNIS MURPHY, COMMISSION MERCHANT, HALIFAX ; -

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MEETING AT UVIGG.

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Vy “hn) po GENUINE . © he Mr. Alex. Martin, the Libera!- . ’ O g ; ORse PSery « standard-bearer, open- ‘d ihe me g, making one of the |

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was well Mc Leod |

Friday.

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‘i: e meeting, on een. - “Bt -d > ed,

of the campaign. He

>» sr y - | OI ur and made a splen- |

a did im pres Ce M Ps D. Ae

innon, the Liberal

1Gaate, 1 d. He tried to

. "4 : make the no t the increased ot x DILCCL mak Tne Dx < Uene lNncreasea WITH TWO I [ECE TOP lnty on raws imposed by the

Tiborals did not inciease the price | of the pockcts of the peo- |

We warrant «very one. nis, t € failed to make himself | Call and kt us show you one.

The athor cynorkore axon MT / i We are alm ost giving away al te eae eee | a ap, WhO presented The Case OF |

h: Liberal-Conservatives with Enamelled ch ability, and Messrs. Forbes | a _ and McKinnon. During the mecting the Liberal |

Bee at the door proposed three | cheers for Mr. McKinnon, in which

he 4 y Mr. D. P. Irving, | Mr. McKinnon, himself, and two: or |

| three others. DODD & ROGERS

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ANOTHER VICTORY.

| Mr. R. Morrow Cured of Lum- | bago by Dedd’s Kidney Pills.

® | Toronto, Oct. 29.---The vast ma- | P 2 ™ BT ri i jority o1 forontonians know and es- : ECON O LY teem Mr. R. Morrow, the able and J ee popular general agent of the Toron- - to Auer Light Co. ae 4 IF apr<oncan make a smail savirg Fer this reason the following : each day, con: d rable in a §) statement made in writing by Mr. yea Morrow, possesses unusual signifi- |

cance.

Lambago is unusually prevalent this fall. / ll sufferers should know

We sell a large tin, 3 Ib, baked Beans fer 10 cents a Res «el

only known cure for it. They never YOU can make fail.

and every «

quite a saviny each

} 1; hwy y by Geainy \ l mn US.

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This signature is on every box of the genuim. Laxative Bromo-Quinine ta»icts the remedy that cures a cold in one day

SANDERSON & CO.,

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i been known for

- § that Dodd’s Kidney Pills are the,

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, (CTOBER, 2>, $1goo,

FOR THE CHILDREN, | KELLY'S OR

To Keep Their Digestion Perfect Nothing is So Safe and Plea-

sant as Stuart’s Dys- pepsia Tablets. Thousands of men and women

have found Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab- lets the safest and most reliab‘e pre- paration for any form of indigestion or stomach trouble.

Thousands of people who ire not sick, but are well and wish to keep well take Stuart's Tablets after every meal to insure perfect diges- tion and avoid trouble.

But it is not generally known that

the Tablets are just as good and wholesome for little folks as for

their elders.

Little children who are pale, thin and have no appetite, or do not grow or thrive, should use the tab lets after eating and will derive great benefit from them.

Mrs. G. H. Croisley, 538 Washing- ton St., Hoboken, New Jersey, writes: Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets just fill the bill for children as well as for older folks. I’ve had the best (of luck with them. My three-year old girl takes them as readily as candy. I have only tosay ‘‘ tablets”’ and she drops everything else and runs for them.

A Buffalo mother a short tim> ago who despaired of the life of her babe was so delighted with the re- sults from giving the child these tablets that she went before the notary public of Erie Co., N. Y., and made the following affidavit:

Gentlemen :—Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets were recommended to me

for my two-months’-old baby, which /Was sick and puny and the doctors

said was suffering from indigestion. I took the child to the hospital, but there found norelief. A friend men- tioned the Stuart Tablets and I pro-

'cured a box from druggist and used

only the large sweet lozenges in the box and was delighted to find that they were just the thing for my baby. I feel justified in saying that Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets saved my child’s life.

Mrs. W. T. DerHope.

Subscribed and sworn to before me | tuis llth day of Agril, 1897.

Henry Karis, Notary Public in and for Erie Co., | 7

Fer babies, no matter how young | or delicate, the tablets ¥") Recom- plish wonders in ircreasing flesh, appetite and growth. Use only the large sweet tablets in every box Full-sized boxes are sold by all drug- gists for 50 cents, and no parent | shculd neg ect the use of this safe remedy tor all stomach and bowel troubles.

Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets have vears as the best preparation for all stomach troubics whether in adults or infants.

ll — ——————————— r cad ~~ Constipation Headache, biliousness, heartburn, tnd gestion, and all liver lis are cu®@ by

fHeoud’s Pills

Sold by all druggists. 25 cente

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OSS AND VICINITY.

Owing to the wet season the farmers of |

_Felly’s Cross and adjoining settlemente

} had eome difficulty in housing their grain, | But by their thrift and good management | they have succeeded in getting it all saved | in very good condition,

Tbe new parochial residence here now almost complete, and is one of the best in the province. Both pastor and | peop! are to be,congratulated upon having | such a fine new church and parochi.! house,

Most of the echoole sround here have | re-opened after the holidays, The school | at Kelly’s Cross ts noder the management of Mr. J. H. Devereaux and Mise Katie. Monaghan.

Business is briek io the village at pre- sen’. Our genial merxcbants, Mr. P.. Trainor and J. Bradley, Ksq., have their | stores well stocked for the fall trade, and | continue to do a good business.

Our popular tailor, Mr. James E. Cal- lahar, who bezao business here over a year ago, has to largely increased his.

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trade that he was obliged to recure several | new hands. Mr. Callaghan ia considered | to be one of the best ‘a lors on the Icland. |

Our genial and eflizient postmaster, Mr. | John Kelly, continues to cater the. wants of the public in a very obliging manner.

Our several blackemiths, Chaz. Mc- Keuna & Soa, Jas. McDonald and W. J. | Dor‘ov, se all doing a good bu-i- nees judging by the fact that their anvils | are kept ringiog from morning till night.

Moet of the visitors who epent the« tummer here bave returned to their bomes. Mr. and Mre. J, Richmond, of | Cripple Creek, Col.. who spent the sam- merin Maplewood, have re‘urned to the | West. They were accemyanied oo their re‘uro by Mr. P- Daff-, of Charlottet( wo, aod Mr. P. McKenna, jr., an! sister, ot Maplewood. Mr. Duffy and Mr. McKenna bave goue te seek their fortunes in the West. We wish them every success.

Mr. Bernard Carragher Las been ir this vicinity for a few days purchasing catile for Mr Seilere, Charlottetown.

Mr. C. T. Flood, teacher, of Green Road,

is spending a few dave with friends in the |

eastern part of the islind.

Politics are the topic at present. A few Grit heelers have made their app:arence in come of the a*jiining settiemen «, bat? they met with very little encourage- ment, showing that the people are gettirg ‘ired of corrupt guveroment,

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TERRIBLE STRAITS,

Sis,- The edifying eight of public (fiisials rasving up and down thec untry | exhorting as iastelligent eleciorae to | work and vote fur g:vernment candidutes, acd thu? sive their cffiial lives, is of ev ryday occurrence. Dec dedly the standard of our pudlic servants bas been low:red sine* 18)5 Bat for a case of dovoright blasphemy and official im;u- dence out of all order or decency recoms | merd m: t> the Feleral cftisial noe scu'r ing sroand Weet Prince in Mr. McL«lan’s interes:, To a disgusted Liberal who ta'd to the last of this wort. v's argum n° that he wuld not so far degrade himselt as to vote for McLel- lan, this stickler fur Grit curity and vel'gioue reverence, exclaimed ia a white aea ,** Weil put McLellan in in spite of j—- C—-—!" Certainty it wil! be in spite of evervthiog good -f it’sdooe. Bat his kind of blasphemy ia an indication of the c!.ss of m+n we hav2 to deal with,

| senefit. | spair I was toia to use Dr. Chase’s Oint- |

SSM yrs yyy

| oositive and actual cure for every form | of piles, 60 cents a box, at all dealers,

‘and @ confident indication of what is ex- pected from the machine, ras cals. |

meetings held at Kirkora for years past took place on Friday night, Mr. Thomas

tended alone, spoke first, for an hour, io an apologisiog sort of a way, and received

| was followei by Mr. Uefurgey inan atle

industry in the country. On the other. -heud he showed thet they had imposed |

Prince by a Jatze majority. dresses were also delivered by Measra J P Trainor, A C Saunders, Peter McCourtand | J J Bradtey,after which Mr Bell was given |

_mekes ‘myrelf feel grieved, na well as thousande |

Mania for Operations

‘mong the Doctors. No Need of the Kuife (6 Cure Piles. A Surer, Cheaper Easicr Way, Dr. Chase’s Ointment: Dread of the surgeon’s knife causes

multitudes of people to suffer on year fier year with piles, when they could

e eured without risk, expense, or dan- er Of an operation by using Dr. | hase’s Ointment, the only preparation suaranteed to cure any case of itching, jleeding, or protruding piles,

Rey. J. A. Kaidwin, Baptist minister, | irkone, Ont. writes:—‘* For over | wenty years { was a great sufferer ‘rom itching and protruding piles. I ised many remedies and- underwent hree very painful surgical operations, ill without obtaining any permanent When about to give up in de-

nent, and did so, finding rellef at once, { used three boxes, and am almost en- tirely cured. The itching !s all gone. I | nave advised others to use it, believing t would cure them as it has me.”

Dr. Chases Ointment is the only

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KINKORA MEETING.

One of the largest and best rolitical

TUYERE TATDD STUNT NNT ERENT ET Pree AY

McCabe inthe chair. Mr. Bell, who at-

a courteous hearing from the fair-mind- | ed electors of Kinkora and eleewhere. He |

speech, exposing the failure of the Gov- ernment to perform a single one of their fgledgee or benefit any

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unheard-of burdens on the people. Mr. | Lefargey was greeted with applauee, and from the tone of this and the other meet~ ings held will carry the ridieg of East) Stirring ad-

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an hour to reply to the opposition speak« |

era. The meeting broke up with three | ‘rousing checrs for Mr Lefargey and three

for the Conservative party. - —_——- —Mr. K-nneth McKe: zie, of Bur n-ide, | a life long Liberal, saye: “No dount it thousands of old Liberals like |

of young lL verala asbamed, at the apoaisc; of some of these from whom we expected better thinge, but who are diag- giog the name of Liberalin the dir’. I high'y approve of Mr. Rchardaon’e | maoly stand in adheriog to the pledges he made to hie constituents. If all the Liberals were as trae es be has been it would make my heart glad. I have stoud for Lbral princip'es in Ontario for twen‘ys-even yesra andin Manitoba fur ibiriy -oae, but always hed enough grit in me to be end act independent, and never was or never will be atool to any un* ‘crupuleus rogues, just because they cal] themsel ves Libera s.”

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