THE DAILY BXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 9,

1900.

THE MARITIME STOCK |

| BREEDERS’ ASSOCIATION: |

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BSOLUTE SECURITY.

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Announcement is made in this} issue of the annual meeting of our} Maritime stockmen at Charlotte town, on the 28th and 29th of this| month. It is pleasing to note that|

}ourstockmen generally are rallying

}ronnd their association and that the (iovernment of the day are lending |

J their co-operation to the work which | arte r S his Association is undertaking, viz., to help Maritime farmers to make i iver Pill Little Liver Pulls.

nore money from their labors through the medium of more and Must Bear Signature of

wetter live stock. The work covers an immense scope | of thought and effort, and but a few! steps have already been tak 1, but the officers and members of | he Association are full of hope, and |

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with hearty co-operation and well

See Fac-Simile Wrapper Below. directed efforts we hope ere long t

, ee the live stock business in the| Vory small and as easy premier position among the occupa to take as sugar. tions of these provinces. re FOR HEADACHE. Itis becoming more and morea CARTERS FOR DIZZINESS. settled fact — . is through — ; horses, cattle, sheep, swine an ITTLE FOR negro poultry that the products of our| | E FOR TORPIO Li : soil can best be marketed. Pp ‘ FOR CONSTIPATION. Cheese, butter, beef, mutton, FOR SALLOW SKIN. lamb’s wool, bacon and other pork) FOR THECOMPLEXION) §=products, eggs and poultry meat are | (Ee er eS among the articles which can be} of Sie | Purety Voretanie, spent most easily shipped and which are|

most in demand in the markets of | the world.

As to whether these products suit the markets, as to whether they are| produced at a profit or a loss, de-| pends so much upon the fitness of the animals we keep for the purpose | to which we put them and the food | and care that we give them, and too |

/much education and discussion on} the lines of bresding and feeding

CURE SICK HEADACHE.

“THE EXAMINER CALENDAR FOR NOVEMBER.

MOON'S CHANGES Full Moon, Sth, 3h, 12m, p. m. Last Quarter, 13th, 6h, 49m, p.m. New Moon, 21st, 10h, 29m, p. m. . 29th, 9h, 47m, a.m

— ae. ~ cannot be given. With a view to} D| High Water} = Sum__—| helping its members to better know- | of DayofWe'k) on | ann | Rises. Sets | ledge of their business, with a view! ” "i te oe ol to helping them by co-operating to} Srudeter | aac. 6 als s2 4 6 get concessions from Governments | MFridsy | 6181 7 36] 53 °| 36 and corporations, which they could) 3jSatzrday | 7 54) 8 301 54 3; | hot secure as individuals, the Mari- | 4iSunday 9 1) 9 19] 55 32 | time Stock Breeders Association |

Menday 19 OX 19 04) 50 30 | was organized in 1896. GTuesday | 10 54, 10 44) 58 29 Four annual meetings have al-

Wednesday | ! ‘el i 28 | ready been held, as above stated, | 8 Thursday | t2 30 7 ma. 27 \|and a fifth will be held at| 10 Serta Pee 13] 5 my Ct arlottetown, P. E. 1, on Wednes- | eae | tnt se) ft x 1ony and Thursday, November 28th) ‘ieatay. | 1 sol 353) § 22 |and 29th inst. The programme} 13 Tuesday | 2 4¢| 44°] 9 | 27 | elsewhere outlined will be a full one! 14 Wednesday | 3 40, 5 41) '% 20 |anda very large attendance is ex- 1S Thursday | § iq] © 33) 1 19 | pected. The first day will be taken | 16 Friday 6 40) 7 7!) 13; 13 | up with general business and edu-| 7 Saturday | 2749 ¢ a = 17 | cational work and a large public| ae, : * 9 21| - = | gathering in the evening to listen| 20 ' uesday ih OM Me 13 | to addresses from Hon. John se N 21. Wednesday | 10 5.| '9 =!) 20 13 |den and other preminent speakers. | 22 Chursday | rs 3} '° 4% 21 13 On the second day, the morning | 23) 1 day wees oe 3 12 | «vill be devoted fo the election of| 24 Sa urday 18.5" ay 84 11 | officers and new business, and| an oe 8 a a | the-afternoon probably to addresses 99) i nesdar » 166 3% 2B as from representatives of the different 28) \ ednesday 14 3 5% 20 10 | Saritime FOV ernments, with a ban-| 99} Thursday 2 231 45°, 30 io. ©6| quet in the evening as a wind up to} 30; ay 445 255731 |4 go |the more serious business of the} ode | meeting. : St ndard time is used in tide tables : | The questions in regard to the = jsension of the work of the Associa | . | ciOn, the régistiation of stock, the of exhibitions anc |

management

| transportation of stock, both to ex hibitions and for breeding and mar cet purposes, are all questions o the utmost importance and we hopc to see allthe members taking a hand

| in the discussions.

| Special railway rates will be ar ranged for this meeting and we hop«

'to see a large attendance from a!

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EPPSS COCOA

GRATEFUL COMFORTING Distinguished every where for Delicacy of Flavour Superior Quality, and Highly Nutritive

‘ ; i a aS : emt: pap tit or Rane a |parts of the Maritime Provinces nervous and dyspeptic. Sold | Crossings can be made from Pictot only in 3-lb. tins, labelled (or Point du Chene. Co-operative

JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd. Homoopathic Chemists,

> London, Bngland.

BREAKFAST SUPPER

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

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EPPS CCooA | Recent spectroscope research in

dicates that the rarer metals are | yery widely distributed. Messrs. W. |H. Hartley and Hugh Ramage hav- ‘ing found the extremely rare meta! | rallium in 31 out of 91 iron ores ob \taied from the Royal Dublin College | of Science, while these ores nearly ‘all had wuexpected constituents Ru | bidium was present in most of them with indium in the soderites, or iron

z e carbonate Ss. The Same che mists

Children’s Class and Private have now studied meteorites, find-

Lessons. ‘the Oe ing gallium in various proportions. Mr. George Chilton wll form a} in meteoric irons, but not inall met-

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children’s class, beginning next) ecorities. A little rubidium also exX- > Nov. 10, from 3 to 5 p.m. | ists in the iron. The chief points

aturday, Private lessons at any hour. All| of difference between the meteoric so-'ety dances taught. Skirt danc-| and terrestrial iroms are found to be

ing, the Highland Fling, Sailor’s! that the former contain much nick- Hcrnpipe, Spanish Dances, etc.,| el and cobalt with only minute traces etc., also taught. of manganese, while the ordinary

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iron ores contain manganese with only traces of nickel and cobalt.

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ents for lessons may be hour from 2 p. m. to 10}

p- ™., On application at the hall, | Sodium and potassium occur in me- Offer’s Building, Queen street. teoric irons in small proportions. Me-

Any person wishing to form a | teoric irons, like iron ores and man- private class may arrange their| ufactured irons, contain copper, choice of evenings. lead and silver: meteoric stones; un-

ike meteoric irons, contain chrom- |iumiand manganese.

“GEO. CHILTON.

MERCHANTS BANK OF P. E. ISLAND.

Collections made on the modxt rea- sonable terms and promptly remitt-

While powders are made more or less smokeless, it seems incredible that guns may be made noiseless as well as flashless, but this is what Col. Humbert seeks to accomplish. He expects further a very material reduction in recoil. His plan con-

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‘through bone being the only

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block containing a shutter that ordi narily falls inward to a horizonta position, but which, as the a is about to make its exit at full velo city, is forced upward against the opening by the passage of some of the gases under it. This prompt

closing of the gun behind the pro | Kidneys. jectile confines the gases—still at| hundred escapes. Backache, pains |

high pressure---and prevents the sudden entrance ofair that is one of the chief causes of detonation. Small holes in the rear of the block permit the

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vases toleak out slowly. |

Experiments through the aid of a|

French factory have shown the anticipated great reduction of flash and noise, without much effect on

recoil, Several successful cases of ampu tation by the natural method

slough away from the tiving, sawing cutt

| cure.

| ‘*‘After having suffered for eighteen |

| and having grown worse while taking ot | allowing the injured or dead part to!

ing done, have been reported by M. |

The wound is first injected with water at 140° F,. which arrests bleeding and warms the col lapsed patient, then disinfected with a permanganate of potash solution, The

several antiseptics.

‘and finally embalmed ina dressing | . “> | dead |

partis stated to become entirely |

separated from the living in three! more than doing what you can do)

weeks.

Wornout Nerves.

8e Woak she Couldn’t Sleep er Work— Hands Trembied—Could Scarcely Walk —Restored by Dr. Chase's Nerve Food.

Mrs. Margaret Iron, Tower Hill, N. | man; brightness of brain holds him. B., writes: Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food | ee

| Minard’s Liniment

nas done me a world of good. I was #o weak that I could not walk twice the length of the house. My hands

trembled se that I could not carry a pint of water. I was too nervous te sleep, and unable to do work of any kind,

“ £inee using Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food I have been completely restorzd. I can walk a mile without any inconvenience, Though 76 years old, and quite fleshy, I do my own housework, and consider- able sewing, knitting, and seading be- sides. Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food has preved of inestimable value to me.”

Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is the world’s greatest restorative for pale, weak, ner- veus men, women, and children. In pill form, 50 cents a box, at all dealers, or Edmanson,. Bates & Co.. Toronto.

Don’t cough, use Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine, 25 cents a battie,

Real Estate Sale,

To be seld by Public Auction on the! ovenmises on Wednesday, the 24th October | eft, at ‘Be h ur of 12 o'clock noon, that valuable &fid desirable property situated on the |

southern side ef Richmond Steet, between l « nd complaisant.

Zion Churde and the bank of Nova Scotia, mown as tte Your g Men’s Christian Assccia- ian siding and premises. The building is Bnek, well and substantially built, being in a central p<Sitton. immediately epposite the Law Courts; can be made suitable fer many purposes, pt b''¢ or private. Terms C: sh on delivery of the deed, For further pa «iculars apply to J]. D. SEAMAN,

President Y. M. C. A,

Sept. 25, tue and Ffi.

This sale has been postpened tl Vecnesday, Novemlcr 14th, at the ame place ard hour,

Celery

FOR WINTER USE

We are making a special offer for this

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| to the taste, >rempt in action and is an abso-

| lute safeguard against consumption and pneu- |

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KIGHTKHEN MONTHS’ PAIN. BNDKEP BFFHOTUALLY AND PRRMANENT-

LY BY DODD’S KIDNEY PILRS. Central Waterville, N. B., Nov.

These dull and damp days of November are terribly hare on the Not one person in a

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in the loins, Lumbago, and _ similar | Kidney troubles are as plentiful as fallen leaves.

Dodd's Kidney Pillsare the only sure and certain cure for kidney complaints. They never fail to

City Hardware Store

BUILDERS’, FARMERS’ MECHANICS’ ..HARDWARE..

Paints, Oils, Glass, Carpenters’ Tools,

In proof of this, read what Mr. | W. Harris, of this place says: |

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being time.

months, with kidney disease, unable to work, most of the

other medinces, 1 used three boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills, which effect- | ed a complete and permanent cure.’

ALL CHEAP FOR GASH

Serene The Celebrated Norton Machine Oil. A well bred man is always sociable and complaisant.

Minard’s Liniment Gures Diptheria.

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R. B. NORTON & GO., Limited,

The talent of success is nothing |

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Mother’s Favorite.

Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpen- | tine is mothers favorite remedy for croup, | bronchitis, asthma, coughs, colds and sore threat. It has by far the largest sale of any remedy for coughs and colds [tis pleasant

Heaters

monia, 25 cents a bottle.

Family size 60 |

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A pleasant manner attracts a/| Our Tortoise Heaters have one ‘piece

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top. See that you get this top, and escape

| } the danger and discomfort of gas in fyour

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' A brave man knows no malice,but | house. forgets in peace the injuries of war,

and gives his direst foe a friends em- | brace.

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An Old Theory Exploded

The old-fa hiened theory of tearing duwn | G scuse was entirely changed by the advent of | Ir. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Food, which cures | hy creating acw rich b’ood and nerve tissue. | ‘Through the medium cf the circulation and | che nervous system th y strengihen and invig | orate every organ in the hun an bedy.

FENNELL & CHANDLER

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A pretty gown attracts a man | the knowledge that it was inexpen- | sive delights him. )

ge Minard’s Liniment CuresCar get in Cows.

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LADIES’ JACKETS.

A well bred men it alawys sociable

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An Enormous Sale.

To all who have feit the evil effects of de- anged kidneys, it is interesting to know that | Dr. A. W. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are | meeting with enormous sale and unparalleled | success ia th s district. Backaches and ach- ing kidneys are fast becoming a thing of the | pas’ where Dr. A. W. Ch se’s Kidney-Liver | ‘ills are knewr. One cent a dose, 25 cents box a at all dealers.

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To owe an obligation to a worthy | friend is a happiness and can be ro disparagement.

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Minard’s Liniment Cur s Colds, etc.

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Winter Flowers.—You should be) getting your Hyacinths potted and in the cellar if you want flowers for yourself and friends this winter. | You will get the best value and the | finest stock at Haszard & Moore’s. |

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HARRIS, London House.

The balance of W. H. Stewart & | Co's stock removed to Goff Bros.- | store, where you will get great bar |

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month before packing away in green house,

requiring a supply of celery to secure it be- fore the price goes up. The same celery cannot be bought later on for anything less than 50 per cent more. We have it bleached

per barrel, or three barrels for $5.00. W« also have teets for $1.10 per barrel; carrots, $1.15; parsnips, $1 25 per barrel; onions,

bar el; cabbage, 9oc per large sngar barrel, Address—

Chagelottetown.

SUNNY-=

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Office in New Prowse Block First door to the right up stairs. Telephone connec-

ed for.. Deposits received and in

terest allowed at best current rates, sists in screwing to the muzzle a

and it will be te the advaniage of ony one | GOFF BROS. for presemt use or green for winter keeping. |

Our price for November month only—$2.00 |

$2 50 of 160 Ibs in barrel; turnips, 65¢ per

J. J. GAY & SON,

DENTISTRY

DR. AYERS'

rains to clear the remnants out.--

Every Purchase of Five Bars

Gilt Edge

.20ap

Entitles you to one NEEDLE CASE

ureau....

Is full of pent up colds, chills, shivers, shakes, cold winds and bi You had better change your

UNDERWEAR

Plen a het

ery weather.

; : ee cm We have an extra* quality fieece lined for 65c. kinds fre

2 cen's te $4.00,

NEW FALL NECKWEAR

The styles

selection.

| Direct from the manufacturers; made from silks of our |

rers ; -. na house in meee are up-to-date and the prices within the reoch of all. There is no heuse o our furnishings where you can be better suited, We are determined to Ket P 135

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reputation for first-class furnishings.

MORRIS BLOCK CHARLOTTETOWN

Ask your grocer about it. Nice: | premiums besides. Wholesale

by ‘McKinnon & McNevin

D. A. BRUCE