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TARTE IN PARIS se OF Comn a | so M x, of 1a Uar r > ” } iiscuss Mr [arte’s . and Londo ] | ° tT ap } a4 ' Vv 1 ; LY in 4 Ca < a + ut mniv AR T 1 ; y id » | yo ¥ lis matter ; tt send roon:. but*o per » Mr. Tar ' snderstand that the situa-

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{| -=- Sir Wilfrid Laurier declined | Mr. Joseph Martin any helpin the B. ‘ le 1; and Mr. Jase ph Martin Dud fact far and wide, He ev refusal of the Liberal Gov- | Ottawa tolend him assistan more good than harm. et 3 > —_ ' Monday at 6.30 o \ 1 D sion, No 4 Wright’ iilciied le } aiternoon me ot Re uber the Gos w Block, Sun trangers al i ms 119 105 y to feet.” jncieluiaticiches SHA »EARKIAN All lovers of Shakes- | pe ld mak heing present at Re 5 Smit ecture in Chur | L00m On Tuesday, April 94th. Mr. Smith visited Stratford-on- | Avon last autumn and has some fine jews around this historic place. Adults

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| sentiments frankly it might give offence to

E speaking people, In Paris, Mr. a greed that 99 ner cent. of the

Canadians were opposed to the war

S Africa, but apologized for their

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REPUDIATION.

Stz,— I have never cast a Tory vote in my life, but in the lightjof the facis of the past five years I can’t siand the editorial in the Patriot of the 19.b, asl take the ground that no party organ has a right to attempt to mislead the publie.

First, the Patriot admits the “fiaancial abyss out of which Mr. Haszard eays he wishes to raise it,” that the idea of getting rid of parties under existing crcumétances is ch:merc al and ridicul ous’ and says “whatare these existing conditions.”

i. “The Liberals hold the Government and the people are evidently satisfid wich their judicious and economica: adminis- tration of public affairs.”

Now on whatgroun¢ does the Patriot make this statement? Is it on the result of the Belfast aod Murray Warbor elec, tions, where Sir Louis Davies took a per~ sonal band iu the matter, or is it on the stealing of all that a man should hold sacred, viz., the honor aud independence of Pioeau?

2 “ The Goveroment in the Province is ) in accord with the Dominion Government at Ottawa, Perhaps this is a sufficient answer to the Pineau question in No. 1.

3 “A great public work obiaioed for this Province by Sir Louis H Davies, and in- volving an expenditure of $1,500,000 is about to be commenced.”

What assurance have we got for thie when Sir Louis himself openly declared thatif the people of these districts voted as they have dove that this work might never be commenced.

No. 4 says: **All departments have bera placed on a sound and business-like oasis.” If this is correct why then should we wanta change? But further on he says the lae Government left a legacy of debt of $171,000, acd makes no explan- at.on of the legacy of a half a miliion io the will of the present Government ; — and this notwithstanding the po tax rule of the late Government, and the fact that the preseut invalids used their power to tax both the livieg and the dead as well as the stranger within our gates to tbe laat cent that could be squeezed out of them all.

No. 7. says: “It is likely that a measure will be brought forward in the House this coming session to put in opera- tion Previncial Prohibition.”

I take this to be a delusion and a snare to catch the more unsopbi-tica’ed of the Prohibition vote. What more totel Pro- vincial Prohibition can we have than the Scott Act now in force which totally probibite the sale in every county of the Province? And as to pro- hibiting importation what machi- nery does he suggest to carry out such alaw? We beve no inter-Provin- cial Customs regulations and therefore for euch a law to be of any use every pas- senger and every package landed from any other province would require indivi~ dua] inspection and for this a custome official for every mile of water front on the Islacd would be insufficient for one half the area.

The whole article seems to me like a eoothing dose toa dying man. “Can’t do him any harm and may give him a little ease.” And this would be all right except for the fact that death-bed statements are

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

V 15 cents; children 10 cents. <4

On Tuesday evening 24th inst,the public

will have an opportunity of hearing what

will probably be one of the most interest~

ing Jectures ever beard in this city, when

Mr. Percy Pope will lecture before the

Natural History and =eAntiquarian Society upon ‘Lost Atlantis.” That Mr. Pope will treat his subject in n exhaustive and scholarly manner goes hont saving, and the story of 1 great continent in the Atlant ehich was the home of the most advanced civilization of past ages and the birthplace of most of the great uations of the earth, cannot fail to fascinate all who accept the invitacion

of the Society to atiend the meeting. tf.

VIED. At Nine Mile Creek, on April the 18h,

afieralingering illnese, Dougal McPhee. aged 56. He died trusting in the merits of his Redeemer.

On April llth, Daniel Wilber, age 4 years and 10 months, the beloved son of Rev. G. B. ana Mrs. McLeod of New Castle, Unt., formerly of Cove Head, P. E. Island.

THE OLD PROVERB

“A Stitchin Time Saves Nine’”’

Applied Anew

Take Dyspepsiain its Initial S:ages— Use Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets at the Pain

Disease—Muci

and Trouble Thus Avoided.

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Few peop'e would ever be unwell if their etomachs didtheir work properly. The stomach 1s the organ that gets out of order oftesest, aid with a healthy stomach a man is free from danger of nine-tenths of the common human ailments.

PLestomach is the toughest organ in the body. It must be or it wouldn’t stand one half of the abuse it receives.

No other organ is made to submit to submit to the rough treatment that the stomach undergoes without complaint.

But there comes a time whenit fails. There is a limitto endurance even of the eiomaeh.

It breaks down. The symptoms of Dyspepsia appear. Heartburn, Water brash, pain in the chest begin to cause annoyance. How many people count the beginoning of their physical breakdown to the comparatively trifling ailments.

It is astrange thing, but people begin to negelect these early symptoms of Dys- pepsia despite the wide-spread knowled ge of their results. Ie afew short months they become chroxic dyspeptics. Then they are the most unhappy mortals alive.

Dodd’s Dyspepsia ‘Tablets will cure Chronic Dyspepsia. There is no question of that. Ifratreatment by Dodd’s Dye- pepsia Tablets is regularly and conecien- tiously undergone the cure of the worst case of Dyspepsia is certain.

Bet how much easier it would be to take Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets at the first sign ofof stomach disorder! When the Heartburn ie firet noticed, when the feel- ing of gas in the throat and chest is first experienced, then by the aid of Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets it would tea simple matter to correct the faults of the stomach and prevent serions disease.

a Mr.S N. Earue’s Grand Concert and Opera cowbined.— The music loving people of Charlottetown will have the opportunity of taking in two concerts io one evening at the Opera on Tuesday evening, May Ist. The first part will con sist of 12 choice numbers, consisting of choruses, quintettee, orchestra music, vocal tolos. The second part will con- sistof “The Beautiful Operetta in two acte, entitled Pauline, or the Bell of Sara- toga. This is under competent manage- ment. 17, 3i. Minard’s Liniment Cures Burns, tc.

Fate, Hate, men’s hats, soft and bard hats, good hate, cheap hats. J B Mac duuald & Co’s —wk

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CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 21, 1900.

MRS. BERRY'S GASE.

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Day Life, i sii bas ; g x ori V’2 Kidney P rou f i i 5 i y ! f | bo ¥\ * -| i ; o i hy i s inal ed to P eve Voda’s } i if i [ a& mH Cc i} } im K ) irr M B f | R } kidy ) | } e. a i ret oe . *% i snes i D mianey [‘o TET rea Ly ior sumn2r bv yeatting ne yur tail Vv made . & Then ’ , aOoy she | ‘ 1 i SE. a al 4 2 “is ° s] . > s | a box. Afier that A “costumes, while our steck comprises the pick of the world ee ‘yg | tne wlehte } 1 ao eee : Mawland 7 she wasnot cured. SI e|markets. Beautiful creations trom iuagland, Germany and for eiaht Par But she lef off takin: j T : \ i ie 2s AE et ; . ie oa x A Sey doen ‘eking/ the United States are here waiting for you; piease don’t keep { Dodd’s Kidney Pills becaus x cs eos c : } i " : . 2 s : : s : | dido’t cure her ithem waiting long, $5.75 isthe price of a splendid one, ‘bree yea aiter, hav medicines in vain,she was sti! She was in fact s0 muco @ : could notdressor undress unaided, and} ‘5 couldn’t sleep more than fis ites ata | time through the night. She determined | to try Dodd’s Kidney Pills again. 1 hree | years experience taught her ihat she must persevere to succeed, so this time she

bought five boxes. When they were used ahe gotseven more. To-day she is a3 well as ever she was in her life. The Jeszon is that Dodd’s Kidney Pills wold have cured her the first time if she had perse- vered,

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To Hotel aud Boarding House Keepers.

If all those whoare desirous of accommo- dating eummer tourists and others during the coming season will send their addr-ss to Tue Examiner office we will be happy to compilé a@ list aad forward to the differest aceuciés which make a business of fur- nishing such information to the travelling public. Particulars regarding rates, dis- tance from Charlo‘tetowa, surroundings of hotel, mails, nearness to railway and bathing,etc., should be mentioned when writing us.

Personals For the Gents.

Say, Boys,—There is going to b2 a regular picnic in vur clothing departmene Saturday. 25 of our best suits at a price that will astonish you,

We are going to give

(don’ want it} we let others keep it if they We can cell you the best cloth- ing made at ridiculously low prices.

We are going to make a show day Saturday for Gentlemen and will put out 25 suite, 10 different atylea, at $5.00.

Gents, we don’t keep sholdy

want to.

You’ve been paying $8.00 for the same quality. Twenty-five suits at $8.00, worth $12.00.

Gents, remember our $600 suits Saturday.

We not only save you money on yourt clothing but also save yon money on your shirts, collars, ties, hosicry, etc.

A 4-ply all linen English collar for 8 cents, 2 good ties for 25 cente:

We also keep the mest up-to-date T es in this city. Our new Union Jack Ties msy be here on Saturday.

Sentner, McLzop & Co.

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Another shipment of patrictic scarfe, white satin ground with Jack Kbaki with Red, White and Blue. Al! ube go in old Lonion town. Get one,they will go like fire today.— Jas Patoa & Co.

Minard’s Liniment for sale eyerywhere.

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Dressmaking.

Miss Florence Rudge is prepared to co Dressmaking, Mantle Making and Mil« linery at her home, Great George Street opposite Full Electric Light.

Smoke Glasses

In spring when sunshine renders seeing painful color- ed spectacles are often a rest and benefit to the eyes,

We likely have just whet will help you.

GH TAYLOR

Jeweler & Optician, | Sunnyside, Queen’ Square,

Capes

Short natty Jackete, made in the latest box back and fly front style; don’t think that anything is good enough for you, WE DON’T, we think that the best in the world is none too good for our little Island, and we prove it by selling more ef the best than of all others put tozether. -See our special box back fly front coat, in dark fawn; it’s a special coat at u special price, $6.75.

merica.t Wrappers

In all the best styles and colors, just opened at the Big Store; there’s a snap waiting for some one in the regular $3.00 wrapper we are selling at $2 00; they are made of especially good wrapperette and trimmed with ribbon around yoke, neck and sleeves; the yoke is especially pretty being made of fancy Satin. Others from 85c up, see them all before buying any.

Shirt Waists

We have told you about these before, but a good thing will

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bear epeating. We have them in beautiful zephyr at $1.50. Uur! wk sateen at $1.60 is specia}, some others in black Roman satin) ip to $2.75; alzo colored satin waists in purple, and old

ruse | $2 00; white waists in endless variety from 95c to $2.66. Our vaeapest waist is 503 and price advances as quality rises,

You'll save more money here in one day’s shopping than you'll save at home ina year.

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