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THR DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, DECEMBER 19, 1900.
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The One Who Cooks
RHEUMATISM ©
most promising way to treat an old settled rheumatism is: to set up the general health. Whatever makes health, in good for
As experience stands, the
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other respects, 1s knows there isone sure way| rheumatism, to reach aman’s heart, and We don't say it will cure it. that is by always having : Sometimes it does; sometimes | icely epre abDie. LO Ue . ’ th r sot oak an choice | tt don t. . itl eroceries, canned gopds and Your chance is better with provisions. Scott’s emulsion of cod-liver | oil than with anything else now We Can He p known. Byand by there will be a sure You There syre: it will make a big noise We have the best of every-| in the world when it comes thing in that line. What we waut is vour trade. Can we| We'llsend youa little to try if you like,
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronto.
TIME TABLES.
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have it.
JOHN McKENNA
QUEEN STREET.
(LOCAI
‘Arrival and Departure of Trains and Steamers.
TRAINS.
mr, nalston.... Express leaves for the west.....+..- 7 35am Express arrives from the west.... 9 20pm a Accomm dation leaves for the réa as 00 west... eree ences -eeeee 4 Iopm Accommodation " ‘leaves " for Cape A BREAKFAST FOR 30 Traverse... see eeeees se eeeee 6 oOo pm ’ Accommodation arrives from the PEOPLE IN A TWO A te ee .-.10 40a m ‘ . Accommodation ‘orci es from. the POUND PACKAGE west, .1 50 pm Express ‘leave 25 for ‘the cast. .8 coa m Qne cu); Ralston Breakfast Food) Express arrives from the cont. a aad “10 coam ceeks eT toh for five persons- --there Acceieeniad ion leaves for the are six full cups in every package. CAST eee ee sewers cece e eee ens 3 COpm Sliced Gates and Ralston Break- Accommodation arrives “from the ce ca 4 < ) < Et ee ee ee opm fast Food make a delicious desert. n eS qr i Qur “T it tle — + ee he -> STE AMERS. ipes’’ tells of ether dainty dishes. aie ee —— Pe ee ae oN THE HILLSBOROUGH A cupon in every package secures a < copy. For sale by Leaves Prince Street ferry wharf for South)
JENKINS & SON"
CORNER GROCERS
__-NIGHT CLASSES PICTURESQUE i B.C. 5 Sessions per Weck Pr i nce OPENED ON Edward island
Monday, Nov. 22, 1900
at 7.30 p. m
an MILLER BROS
QUEEN ST. rlottetown’s Leading Piano | Stablishment.
Thorough instruction in Book Keeping, Business Penmanship. | 25c at al! Arithmetic, Commercial Law,Short hand, and Typewritinu, Intending Bookstores students are asked to enter at once,| An illustrated book on P. E. Is 37 aS s00n as possible. Terms, etc.. aml. An imterestinge souvenr git . . = : . ; 3 = on application to for Xmas or New Year’s. L. B. MILLER, Principal. * i : , _ Most Reliabl _ Most Reliable fi US c BOXES Place to have ycur repair work Cone is the place that tahes the most in- terestin your needs. We strive to q q accommodate all who leave any work § with us, by precmpt att-ntion and ld quick despatch of same. We have | ‘ > +: ; f >} » 66 r 3 eee fs Sere : the reputation of being ‘0. K” on Mak ee, ee for | repair work. Give us rial and children. Here’s your chance be convinced that what we say is to secure them cheap. Ow true. whole stock to be cleared out at big discounts. Come in|! B UCE STEWA T | aud tet us show you how R cheap they are ft ¢ | | Graphophones at very low| & CO.,, | prices. Founders, Engineers, Machinists and OPEN EVERY pga wi recs we i 10D 5S whar ariotte- q Yr. EVENING town, P. E.I. Tele phone 125. | ream Sa amemame |
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ATTEND Haszard& Moore’s AMONGST AN ARMY OF BIG COMPETITORS We a compete with rr | HOLI DAY Siyle, Quality and Price. SALE
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Immense Stock of Books, Fancy Goods, Games and Toys.
P| See our newly Imported N | Dolls,
| XMAS STOCK
nan: Watches, Jewelry
Liberal discounts to everyone | during the big hoiiday tri le.
Store open until 9 o'clock evenings.
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and Novelties.
G. H. TAYLOR, Haszard & Moore:
SUNNYSIDE, Sunnyside.
| and mailing oa: aly , or if cloth-bound vol- ' ume is desired send 50 stamps.
PRICE OF COAL OIL.
} (To the Editor of the Montreal |
‘Witness. ’)
Sin,—Permit me through your columns to call attention to a serious grievance which the people
of Canada suffer, and to which you} have often referred--the exorbi tant price paid tor coaloil.
In 1886 the Liberal party promis
ed to largely reduce the duties on oil, or put it on the free list. That promise has not been kept, as the oil duties might be an advatage to Canada, while negotiating a reci procity treaty with the United states.
The wisdom of re taining the duty
on oil, [do not deny, but sure ly our vovernment is strong enough, wise enough, to deliver the people f Canada from the octopus that itrols, it seems, even the railways ~ It by the Canadian people, and
ixes every bome, from Cape Bre tento Vancouver, to enrich a con scienceless monopoly. The minerals are the prope. rty of the people, and should be de veloped for the benefit | of the public, Now, since the Stan dard Oil Company has be ‘come pos sessed of the Canadian refineries. petroleum is exploited in the inter ests of an insatiable monopoly- -a monopoly as tyrannical, and unjust as the dyn imite monopoly in South | Africa,about which so much has been said. A monopoly so powerful, it is vain | to expect relief from its extortion, through the competition of private Canadian enterprise.
Under those conditions, our gov- ernment should find relief for the people by establishing refineries of
and
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co
oil,and develop the resources of the country, for the bemefit of the! citizens rather than have them ex- ploited to enrich foreign million- aires. By doing so, the cost of oil might be reduced more than ene- third, and a fair margin be left, to
iswell the revenue of the country.
If it be urged thatto do so would discourage’ the invest-
ment of foreign capital in Canadian industries, be it remembered that | the money now invested in refining oil in Canada was develop the try, but to
strangle development. ( onsequently
. it has no moral right
to the advantageous position it now | druggists everywhere in the U nited |
holds in the country.
There is no other than that the Government go the refining of oil, the people, plundered Company.
relief in sight
for the benefit ot who are so oitz “ageously by the Standard © Oil
Ropeet MurRRAY.
Earltown, N. S., Dec. 5. 1900.
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of a dyspeptic husband and leaves him? The worst of the dyspeptic is that he | does not realize his own meanness, His world is entirely out of perspective. Dyspepsia and other diseases of the | stomach and organs of digestion and | nutrition are perfectly and permanently cured by the use of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It cures the worst forms of the disease. It cures when all other medicines have failed to benefit. Accept no substitute for Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. There is no other medicine for the stomach, blood |
| and lungs, which can show so wide and | wonderful a record of cures.
It always helps. It almost always cures.
“I can say to you, one bottle of your ‘Golden Medical Discovery’ has cured me sound and well, after suffering two long years with stomach disease,” writes Mr. W. H. benewell. of McAdenville, Gaston Co., North Carolina, « My health is worth all the world to me. I wil praise you as long as I live.”
Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser, in paper | binding, is sent /ree on receipt of 31 one- cent stamps to pay expense of customs
Address ; Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
JOHN P. BRENNAN.
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Ship Broker, Commission Merchant and | dealer in all kinds of p oduce, my large and commod ou: premises on Ccimmercial Street being particularly adapted for handling ol Prince Edward Ssland products,
Consigamen's solicited.
Prompt returns,
JOHN P. BRENNAN,
North Sydney, Sept. 25, dy 135 wy.
A. L. Fraser, B. A.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAw.
| Souris, .. =» = be & Island.
| invested not to! resources of the coun-}
into |
| If at last she tires of the fault finding | IL CAPE OO,
/ALL RIGHT IN BISCUITS.
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enjoy 7. @
But a Poor Medicine.
Common soda is all right in its place and indispensable in the kitch- en and for cooking and washing but soda was never in- tended for medicine and people who | use it as much will some day regret |
The common use of soda to relieve
heartburn and sour stomach is a habit which thousands of people} practice, almost daily, and one} |which isfraught with danger; soda ‘gives only temporary relief and in ‘the end the stomach trouble gets| worse and worse.
The soda acts asa mechanical ir- |
ritant to the walls of the stomach | and bowels, and cases are on recorce where accumulates in the intes-'! tines, causing death by inflammation | Or pe ritonitis. Dr. |Harlandson recommends oe the safest an& surest cure for sour | stomach (aciddyspepsia) the daily | use after meals of an excellent pre- |
aration, sold by druggists under the | |
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name of Stuarts Dyspepsfa | Tablets. These tablets are | large 20) grain lozenges, |
| pleasant to the taste and contain |
the natural peptones and digestive elements necessary to good diges- tion and which all weak stomachs
ch a a uart’s Dyspepsia Tablets used |
st ‘regularly after meals digest me
food properly and thoroughly be-
fore it has time to ferment, sour} ‘and poison | Syste m. Dr. Wuerth states that he invari-
| ably uses and recommends Stuart's
| Dyspepsia Tablets in all forms of | stomach ead and finds them a certain cure, not only for sour. stomach, but by causing | prompt digestion of the food they: create a healthy appetite, increase) flesh, and strengthen the action of | the heart and liver.
They are not a cathartic and con- | tain no violent drug, but are intend- | ed fonly for stomach diseases anc faulty digestien, and generally ac- know ledged to be the most: reliable
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cure for any stomach trouble except John J. McCabe AJG McEachen | | '
EWEN MACDOUGALL
cancer of the stomach. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets now an international reputation |
and popularity and are sold by}
Canada and Great Britain. |
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A VOICE FROM PLEASANT GROVE.
Sta tes
School Examination.
|C harlottetown,.
Genuine
Carter’s Little Liver Pills.
Must Bear Signature of
See Pac-Simile Wrapper Below.
Very small and as easy to take os sugar. “eu FOR HEADACHE, CART ERS FOR DIZZINESS. . YTTLE |FOR BILIGUSKES?, IVE FOR TORPID LIVER. Pi FOR CONSTIPATION. "* |FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION
GENUINE: MUST HAVE “A hog, Dot. Purcty Vegetable, i Ceeeomet |
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
the blood and nervous! McEachen & McCabe,
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, &c
Offices—McDonald's Block, lotte Street,
SYDNEY, CAPE BRETON, N,
| Special attention to Collections and Real Estate.
HOUSES and LANDS rented, 'bought and sold for clients, and
‘monies invested or
clients may require.
Char-
borrowed as
General Agent, Commission Merchant and Auctioneer.
OFFICE AND WAREROOMS 73 GREAT GEO. ST., YY me. -O
Box 333.
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Rogers’ Boker’s Ellin’s Taylor’s Johnson’s
| ‘CELEBRATED
CUTLERY
_ BOKER’S WARRANTED | $KATER =
‘An Immense Assortment | To Choose From.
DODD & ROGERS
Dentistry...
BY SPECIALISTS
Pa'nLess DENTISTRY by use of electricity er by the Berlin Method. MODERN DENTISTRY, crown and bridge work. (Both without pain.)
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.—We make all kinds.
Teeth extracted withcut pain,
BERLIN DENTAL PARLORS
WE ARE AUTHORIZED
To refund the money when
REMICK’S ECZEMA CURE
Fails to eure any case of Hczema or piles, no matter of hom long \standing. For sale only at
MAGDONALD’S
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j Reference, Bank of Neva Scotia. | '
| The a en? ee DRUGSTORE. }our school took plac I t | inst. Thieagh ioe eer . esau | GEO. CARRUTHERS, a
\what disagreeable a good number of | the ratepayers were present. The} examina ation vas conducted by our|
McKINNON
M. D.C. M., L. R. C. P., London, Eng.
ei ache:, Mr. Bernard McCabe, who! M NEVIN has se roved hi mself to be an efficient | PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON & C ,
and painstaking teacher. The|
scholais were examined in reading, | Office and residence—Kent Street, ~~ e
opposite Mark Wright’s factory. lish. Judging from the ready| Office hours—Sto 10a. m., 12 to2'| ‘Manufacturers & Genera. and correct answers solid progress | P- ™-, ¢ to 8 p. m. Merchants |has marked the capable discharge Telephone communication. ; |of his duties for the past half-year. | At the close of the examination the) children were refreshed with con-| | fec tionery by our genial and inter-! | ested friend, James Duck, Esq.
}arithmetic, geography, Latin and
| Bug
H. L. Dickey Mi) D. Refined and _ Lubricating Oils. ’
Hose Pac} king, belting, waste, ete. Goldie & Co’s well known brand of
(Late of London Hospital.)
{ All present expressed their satis-; 4 ~lour. | school. with the conducting nee ae namie and Throat. Strachan’s celebrated Gilt Edge 00 A ' oe 4.
Soap, Sunrise Blend Tea, etc. Call or w rite us for prices betore
DR. J. H. BRADLEY "2" Town, Dec, 17.—Mr. Von|
De : PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. the Het Most Soe besn arrested) Graduate McGill University Silver Spring Brewery,
| Eyes tested and fitted with glasses,
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Editor in Trouble.
editor la Dutch paper,
‘and remanded in bail to theamount| OFFICE AND RESIDENCE. }of £1000, for seditious libel in de-| Tnose lately occupied by Dr. Hand- | SHERBROOKE, P. Q iclaring that the British troops were | rahan, Nerth Wiltshire. n25-w 3m S. C. NUTTER, Propr..
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| his grandmother,
latter a grand-daughter of Queen | UP to 12
shooting women.
ene
In Her 105th Year.
Minton, Dec. 18.---Among the re- latives of Trooper J. W. Border, | just returned from South Africa, who were present at the reception tendered to him in this village, was whois inher 105th
SUNNY:
sie DENTISTRY
Office in New Prowse Block First door to the right up stairs. Telephone connec-
DR. AYERS W. D. ROSS,B.A.
Ale and Porter of the above brewery are vast- ly superior to the goods produced by any other brewery in the Domin- ion, and in order to give everyone a chance to
sample them, we beg to quote the following low
x rices for cash :
‘year. The old lady showed as keen| ATTORNEY AT LAW | & ie 2 Ce ian re in the proceedings, and 1 Ter half do...... 8.2 las heart ¥Y an appreciation of her| Attheoffice of A. A, McLean, Q, Per quarter do.. 420 ler andson’s achievements as the C., Brown’s Block, Ch’town Per dozen quarts. 1.50 | voungest member present. | Per dozen pints. gi)
Delivered in any part of the city, steamers or trains.
A. MACDONALD
Sole agent for P. E. I.
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Officially Divorced.
TENDERS!
For Hardwood Timber Land. |
Beruin, Dec. 17.---The Govern-| ‘ , ;ment of Anhalt has officially pub- | Sealed Tenders addressed to the ‘lished the decree divorcing Prince | undersigned aud marked ‘Tender’ and Princess Aribert of Anhalt (the | Will be received by the undersigned o'clock noon, on Thursday.
Victoria). accompanied with the December 20th, 1900, for the pur- istatement that the divorce has been| Chase of 100 acres of Hardwood | ss MUSIC ze. granted in consequence of their pastes ger a Selkirk Station, il mutual desire. 40 t ormeiy owned by John ; os It is one of the few re- Herbert ee Tanton \ ; maining tracts of heavy timber Xmas Gifts for Ladies. -- land in the Frovince. It is well (Late of New York.)
Long Guard WatchChain,
watered by an excellent spring at
Chain Bracelets, Brooches | oo aan ie end. A main road : 2 ee rr. VOICE Stick Pins. We display aes 0th mare and south. PIANO, ORGAN and VOIC the finest li f th out 12acres of it are fit for CULTURE.
e finest lines of these. | clearing. Taken cilia teil goods in the city. ==W. W.. Terms cash on delivery of Deed. Studie—Tantoe’s New Building,
WELLNER.
Great George Street, Charlottetown, P, E. | Office hours—iz to 15 to 6, nj—
E. dl2 d&wt9th
WALKER, P. P.
Rollo Bay.