2 ne SE Ae A nm ee
ses
‘
eee metal
Boston,
THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 26, 1898,
THE EXAMINER CALENDAR For May, 1898. MOON’S CHANGES. 6! vy, Full Moon.
,
y, Last Quarter, New Moon.
y, First Quarter.
. oe an ss Wate Sun . Dey of We’'k > ~~ sonageneae ¢ | Morn.; Aft. | Rises.; Sets. ~ ' '* ‘ : diuedate 3 30 746.429 |6 54 3 ie 910 848); 2 56 ccay 46 9 31 26 57 - 20 10 28| 25 58 10 48 11 16 =e us 04 111 22 l bean ae 0 2 9 Monday 146 1235| 19 4 10 Tuesday 2 40 | 1 26 17 5 11 Wednesday | 3 35 | 2 24 16 6 i211 hursaay 4 31 3 33 15 ' 13 Frida 5 34 5 05 13 9 14 Saturday 6 39 6 42 12 10 15 Sunday 733,802) ll ll i6 Monday 8 20| 904); 10 12 Tuesday 9 03 | 9 58 8 14 BY lay 9 42 10 44 7 15 9Thursday 10 16 |11 25 6 16 0 Friday 10 42 | 5 17 21 Sa lay O 04 '11 05 4 13 2 Sunday 0 43 (11 31 3 20 3 Monday 1211204; 2 | 21 + Tu y 58 12 43 l 2 , : 23714 2 0 23 I sday aAgeias 3 59 } 27 Friday 404 316 58 25 23 Saturday 456 4 33 58 25 9 Sunday § 50 | 5 53 57 27 0 Monday 64317 ii 56 } l Tuesday 7Hei8uei 9
To Boston
COMMENCING MAY (Oth.
Ihe favorite 8S. S. “HALI- FAX” will leave Charlotte- town for Roston
Every Tuesday, at 1 p.m. calling at Hawkesbury Halifax.
RETURNING leave Boston every Saturday at noon.
Passengers leaveing Ch’*own Wednesday morning via Pic- tou, can make close connec- tion at Halifax with
and
S. S. “HALIFAX.”
Sailing Wednesday evening at 11 | p. m.
Tickets for sale at stations P. E. I. Railway.
For further rates and all informa- tion apply to W. W. Clarke, Agent, Charlottetown, or to
H. L. CHIPMAN, Can. Agt. Halifax N. 8.
~
i Ao
THE DAILY EXAMINER
Issued every afternoon from tae omes of the Examiner Fubiisaing Ca,
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION, (IN ADVANCE)
Gace Yow, « « « © @ « 0 « oe Oe Six Months, - © «© © © « « ane Three Months, = © . © © «© e@ ..00 One Month, = « « ieee OF
Sent post paid te amy past of Canada or the United States.
THE WEEKLY EXAMINER
is issued every Friday morning. It is made up of matter which has appeared in the Daily, and is a first-class newspaper, con- taining all the latest news, Subscription $1.00 a year.
TELEGRAPHIC
SPECIAL DESPATOHES TO THE EXAMINER
From Yesterdav’'s 9 O'clock Edition,
ITEMS OF INTEREST. | ag
FAG OSL SEEEHIGGGGSSEGSSES ASST Q®
NEW GOODS...
of new Spring Goods is ready. prettiness and great durability at unusual low prices,
Iron horseshoes have been found dat- ing back to the year 451.
The mines of the world produce ever year 540,000,000 tons of ore and coal.
It is estimated that there is one news- paper for every 82,600 inhabitunts of the globe.
Upon an average there are 10,000 pineapples imported into London every week throughout the year.
The diamond is not among the earliest gems known to man. It has not been found in the ruins of Nineveh, in the Etruscan sepulchers, nor in the tombs of the Phoenicians.
Only 20 years have passed since Stan- ley solved the mystery. of the Kongo river. Today 45 steamers ply on its wa- ters. Half of them belong tothe Kongo State, the others to foreign companies.
The porcelain pagoda in China had nine stories of the combined height of 265 feet, and the pinnacle was 148 feet above the highest story. It derived its name from being covered with plates of porcelain. It cost 2,485,454 ounces cf silver.
POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY.
Some men run for office as if all their ereditors were at their heels. i
TEECHARLOTTETOWA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD,
. -
> o § 5 a an a =e iia ~
i > oh ‘a og Me EP — a — * Ee at - La a
STEAMERS..... Northumberland & Princess
Leave as below everv day (Sundays Excepted)
From POINT D® CHENE (on arrival of afternoon train from St. Jobn) for Summerside, connecting there with express traio for Charlottetown,
Prom SUMMERSIDE ‘on arrival of morniog. train from Charlottetown) for Point Du Obene connecting witn day traiu for St. John. 7
Connecton at Moncton. with train for Canada aud at St. John with Steamers of International Line and Raiiways for Woiteai States and Canada. :
from PICTOU (on arrivalof day train from Halifax) for Charlottetown.
From CHARLOTTETONEN, seven a.m. (looal) for Pictou, (connecting there with day train for Cape Breton and Hali- fax, at Halifax-with C. A. & P. Line for
F. W. HALES
quentine hard coal, in chestnut, egg and furnace sizes.
Loxnpox, May 25.—The following des- patch has been received from Madrid
dated 1 sm, Wednesday. “Nothing posis tive is revealed as to the situation.” Lieut.-General Correa, Minister of War, has received acablegram from General Blanco saying that American warships are in frout of Santiago. Captain Annon, Minister of Marine, has received a lengthy despatch from Admiral Cervera replying in full to instructions. The Minister of Marine receives nobody Yesterday he presented to the Queen Regent every
detail of the plans at Santiago de Cuba,
He is working day ani night.
showing the defences and the security of Admiral Cervera’s squadron.
Admiral Camana has gone back to Cadiz with sealed orders.
It is said that on his arrival thore he will arrange for manceuvres of ships at sea for trials of speed, gunnery and everything in order to sati-fy himself that the squad- He will then depart for a destivation andivulged. Senor Cap Dep on Minister of the Interior says a telegram received by the war office
rou is in an eéffizient condition.
from Manila reports that the natives are disposed to remain loyal to Spain and will defend the territory against foreign in- vasion.
The latest rumor is that a Spanish war- ship has captured an in Cuban waters.
Wasuincrox,May 25.—Reports to Adjt.- General Carbin, from the state camps ehow that one hundred and twelve thou- sand men have been mustered in the volun- teer armies.
American warship
How a person can gain a pound a day by taking an ounce of Scott’s Emulsiom is hard to explain, but it certainly happens.
It seems to start the diges- tive machinery working properly. You obtain a greater benefit from your food,
The 61) being predigested, and combifltd with the hy- pophosphites, thokes a food tonic of wonderfat flesh- forming power.
All physicians know this to to be a fact.
All druggists; 50c. and $1.00, SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronte
Hard Coal.
Landing to-day, per Bar- Matilda, 450 tons
Ch town, P, E. l,
em TIT eee .
poute the Quarrie, on Mtr.
will run if be sees an office in sight.
Every candidate promises to ‘‘save the state,’’ but not one believes in free salvation.
The office never goes far to seek the man, as he generally rents a room next door to it.
‘he American patriot of the present day comes high. He demands $5 per day and rations.
They say politics makes strange bed- fellows. But some politicians don’t eve: bave time to go to bed.
God made the country and man made the offices. That’s why the Lord has very liitie to do with the latter.
A min pay have a platform to stand on, but trejuently it isn’t strong enougi to bold his triends.—Atlanta Coustitu- tion.
Nowadays when women are trying to do everything it is not strange that many things are overdone. It 1s not strange that there are all xinds of physical and mental disturbances. If the woman who is a doctor, or a lawyer, or a journalist, or ip businers would not try to be a society wen man too it might be different; but the woman who knows when she has done a day’s work vas yet to be born. Usually & woman’s way is to keep doing until sbe
drops. Working in this way has rani- fold evils, The mot common trou resulting from over-ex.rtion, ¢ith>r
mentally or physisally, is constipation of the bow:<ls, with all its attendant horrors.
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasavt Pellets are the most effectual remedy in the market. They work upon the system easily, natur alv. There is no unpleasant nausea sfler t king them. No griping—no pain - diecowfort. They srecomypo-ed of ma- terials that go through the sysiern gradv- ally, collecuny all im, urities and, like the youd little rervacts that they are, dispos ug of them +H -ctually.
j aaminien
Jumel Mansioii:
That the old Jumel mansion is to be moved instead of torn down shows that we have a little sentiment left. It means the lease of only a few more years of life tothe house, for so soon as checkerboard lots are laid off in that quarter and 15 story offices and 10 story tenwiments rise around it that, too, wifl go the way of all other relics of a state- lier and more leisurely time. The man- sia was put up by Roger Morris in 1758. Washington stopped in it, and Mme. Juniel liyed in it until 33 years ago, Our fury for so called improve- | méut Often caYmys us toofar. There are few residences of the common sort put up in the busy distrioth o: Manhattan that can claim any outward bean oF enjoy the distinction which js imparted only by a eurrcunding of lawns. Every- thing is sacrificed to utility. Lana markaare desirable. We need them not merely as architectural lessons, but as ¥igtorical assurances. Washington be- A¢ies more real to us when we can see the’ home in which he lodged. The war isa itt, not a tradition, when we see the cruzittiled‘ masonry of Sumter. Poet- ry and legerid'attach themselves to these old houses, #nd'they appeal to our kind- ly emotions. They are cool oases in the broiling desert ‘of! bricks and flagging. We can still sparé’room for the Jume] house and ovght to’ Save spared room for many otkers like it-<=BProoklyn Eagle. :
—
TENDER
Will be received by the unde rsigned, uj;
« ? r } to 12 o'clock noon, on Wednesday, 15th ;
June, from parties Willing to cater to
A. 0. H. sporte,to be held on St. Dun- |
stan’s College grounds, on Friday, July
lat. : : W.F. PAYNE,
a Sec’y of Com }j
1i§ daw td '
SS
FOR SALE
That valuable 10 acr2 lot situated op- Ed. Road |
L. L. BEER
Apply to the office ar
n
63—
Even a man with the rheumatism |
Weak and Run Down, With Heart
<P
,
LS
NTN
@' ww
Our large stock
with thesa new goods.
KABABLH
y
. ww
u kindly eompare notes with
BABBAGE
ve ~~
fs
made cape of the latest styles.
SHEL
NN
© Ww
your thoughts.
Se
Sy
eA)
1) -
DRESS COODS
No doubt you’ve siven this dress goods matter much careful thought—so have we.
Y°w dress ought to look like, and what it ought to cost. best to please you in thir important matter of dress gcods choosing.
wFRING CAPES
There’s a beautiful collection of new spring capes for your inspection to-day. ard sick ups from this or that source where painstaking is unknown, but carefully selected, carefully
Whether is the Flowers, Ribbons, Feathers, Ornaments, Laces, Walking Hats, Wire Shapes Straw Shapes or Trimmed Hat or Bonnet you are thinking of.
New Hosiery, New Shirtwaists, New Neckwear, New Corsets, New Wrappers, New Dress Trimmings,
S MONCTON TWEEDS
3 bP’ Ferkins & Co.
teeta
sores BO
ee
‘It is replete with unique Come and get acquainted
Will us and see how near we have come to your conception of what the You can depend upon our doing our level
Not half haz-
MILILINERY
Put our Millinery Department in
SUNNYSIDE.
SEF IEE eg LGN EQNS MSG FL SPM LANE PRE EA RAR ET ee
The Senator
After the late Senat, Michigan, who was at ort a man of plain tastes, had investe: rly $500,- 000 in a house and fine rurniture he said one day to a friend that be wisbed he had a parrot. ‘‘A parrot!’’ replied the visitor. ‘‘A parrot, Stockbridge! What on earth do you want vith a par- rot?’ ‘‘I’jl tell you, Jim,’’ said Stock- bridge in a whisper so low that the la- dies in the next room should not hear it. ‘‘I want a parrot to sit on a perch pver that door and say every time [ geome in, ‘Here comes that —— fool thag built thjs shanty,’’’—New York Tribuye, :
rrot, ‘‘ockbridge of
—
Our Manilla Matting is here The priceis «Dew et.” Paton & CO».
@ POsasassscasassssssssess soees@®
Te ene er
Left Prostrate
and Kidneys in Bad Condition ~ Restored by Hood’s Sarsaparilia,
“T was very much run down, having been sick for several months, I had been trying different remedies which did me no good. I would have severe spells of coughing that would leave me prostrate, Iwas toldthat my lungs were affected, , and my heart and kidneys were in a bad cona.tion. In fact, it seemed as though
| every Organ was out of order.
J felt that semething must be done and my brother | a&vited me to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. I | protwréd @ bottle aid began taking it. Beforé % Was half gorie I felt that it was | helping ‘4; F continued Sts ase and it } has made 2&4 @ néw womail: F csenot | | '
praise it too Mghly.” Mrs. Stuwrr- VILLE, 217 Ossinen’ Avenue, Totento
: ? Ontario.
Get S»ly Hood’s, becawse
Is the best—in fact the One Tru¢ Blood Purifier. | Sold by all druggists. $1, six for >. : .
Hood’s Pills
are purely vefetable, re liable, beneficiat: 25¢.
DR. hake
. Graduate of N.Y. University
Le
treats CHRONIC DISEA<Fs by the Salis- bury method of persistent self-help, n rem /Ving causes irom the blood. Ccon- tinuous inteligent treatmentin person “r Oy ict er ipsures Mipimum of suffer- ‘nganc Masimum of cure possible in each case, Avoid attempts apaided.
And the NEW YORK HOSPITAL. {f T*enly years practiee in N. Y. City. |! Diploma registered in 1.8. and Canada. 4
ADDRESS: CHARLOTTETOWN, P E I CANADA. '
eos wo’ Victoria Row.
ce ations reserved for patien References On application, ™ %: Oct 15 lyr
| ) |
Hood’s Sarsapariifa | Hoard, Planet, Indiana, Mapleleal. Rolle! Oat% Wheat Bray F ik. D. Cornmeal, White
connt¢ted by rail or water.
Choicest Porto Ric’ Molasses, Bright Barbados, Porto Rico Sugar,
Office and‘ Sample Rooms
Charlotte town, 19th May. -1898) i
HoraceHaszard
Manufacturers Agent REPRESENTING
The Acatia Sugar Refining Co, Limited
———_- ——__—
Extra standard Granulated Extia Circle C. Yellow Extra C. Paris Lump Golden Syrups. Samples and prices mailed upon application,
Oe ets
=) wiorace Haszard, | es ke Agent.
Mes-s. J. Lewénz & Haset Gros. TEAS |
Indian, Saryune, Congou and Blends,
Horace Haszard
Agent.
PURE INDIA TEA.
~
The farious Brauwry brand direct frit ihe gardsns.
Héevace Haszar\
Agen t for Canada, Flour, Cornmeal sc.
| Beans. Prices quoted in car lots delivered t>
any pol t) on P ED
Horace Ha ** Miller's Agent
IN SFOCK AND T6 ARRIVE.
do°
Demerara Crystals,
ne
HORACE HASZARD, }
.....Cameron Blotk;' Queen Squat £§