THE DAILY EXAMINER,

CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 20 1898

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of our fall weights cam« on Saturday—they look bette: 1 he new oues are. foot form

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(pan ever. (lst) Box Calf Boots, last, Double soled $3 59. (2nd) Same as above but on the new “Athletic” last $:) 50. (3rd) Chocolate tussia = Us

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Boots Aristocrat last and leather lined $4.

(4th) C eather very heavy a! Double $5.00.

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(2c & (5c¢ each Cocanut

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lbc & 20c each Telephone 28. Dp. STEWART

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That Wearing Tearing

Maddening Headache

is often the result of eye strain instead of drugs, in such cases the only reasonabie and effectual remedy fitted eye-

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A pair of proper! glasees or spectacles,

the musclar strain and therefore ° cure the headache. * We have made « epecial etudy $

of fitting glasses, and would be glad @ to have you call on us if troubled in © apy way with your eyes. . $

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| Price or 4 Doe.--Every dog has bis day

aod his price. Mr Jobn Storey, of

Aunfield Plain, Durbam, says 4 exchange, has just sold a St.

| Bernard dog, aged 18 months, to Mr C M

Pearson, of North Kilworth, near Rugby,

for $2,500. It is believed to be one of the

very best St. Bernards of tae present day.

| Catchgate.

; Loudon

i eo Six Leccep Froc.—Last Saturday a | frog, capiured ia Black River, was shown |to us having six lege. The little animal | seemed to be well every other way, only it had too many legs for comfort. —Oxford Journal,

j ener a | Maine, comes word that Joseph Colley, of Ottawa, 64 years old, attempted suicide a j few days agv, by cutting bis throat and jumping from the island steamer Pilgrim. He was rescued and taken to the hospital, but cannot recover Colley was married | two weeke ago, haa trouble with his wife, foreook ber, became despondent and decid ed to end his unhappiness. | Te Weexty Srar.—We have already | had evidence of the popularity of our offer } the Mootreal Family Herald and Weekly Star together with The WeekLy Examiner, } both papers from now until the end of the year for only twenty cents. Subscribers should apply at once as the offer will be withdrawn after the 10\h of October. The papers will be sent to any address in Cavada or the United States for the eame price. A aplendid chance to eend tnem to friends abroad, pienenedihipennan Goop Reapinc Coeap.—We have made arrangements (see advt.) whereby we are enabled to offer the Montreal Famity Heratp AND Weekly Srar_ in connection with Tae Weexiy Examiver for a trial subscription of rwenty cEeNTs. This isa splendid chance to secure the best local news as furnished by Toe Weex.iy Exami- ner and the best weekly family news in Canada at a low price. This offer is only good unti! October. The two papers wil make anexceptionally good combination to have addressed to your friends abroad even if youdo not yourself require them. ee A ‘Turer’s Exptorr. — The London Standard’s correspondent describes the humorous exploit of a Paris thief. He was known to have been in one of a block of

by the police. They searched every nook and cranny of the roofs in vain. At last gendarme found the robber’s ragged clothes in an aitic. He had stripped off everything he had and dressed |iimeelf in a suit of good clothes. He then joined the crowd and watched the fun. He ie still at

liberty. Piease Oxstice.—Will all who have notices of meetings, etc, to insert in Tue

Darty Examrver, kindly send same in before 10a. m. each day.

Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refuna the money if it failsto cure, 52c.

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| WueretroGo—When you want high

| grade job printing —nothing semudgy about

! it—but nothing extra charged on that account come to THe KXaMINER,

PEEDING riGs.

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| Professor Robertson declares in’ his aa

| valuable annual report that “it is impossi-

| ble to raise swine sucessfully in large

| numbers without giving thea skim-milk

| and butter milk,or a good run of clover

| pasture when the young pigs are growing.

advantage, ‘That will keep them hungry

| <Arrempred Svuicipe.—From Portland, \ claim vbat regularity in the time of feeding

houses, which were promptly surrounded }

for every meal, Experienced feeders

will cause more rapid gain ia weight than when there is irregularity even to the ex- tent of one hcur in the meal time. The feed of swine should be reasonably clean. It chould certainly never be in a putrid condition.

CHRISTYS LONDON HA

NEW AMERICAN

| ver bay, cut, steamed and soaked for three | ; bours, 18 an admirable addition to the feed HATS A | 8 AND CAPS NEWSUITS FOR BOYS

NEW CLOTHING FOR MEN

NEW FALL O’°COATS

NEW ULSTERS FOR BOYS

NX&W SACQUES FOR LADIES NW CAPES FOR LADIES

should never be given more feed at one time than they will eat clean, and_ still have.an appetitefor more. Overfeeding New white and fanev shirts. new ties, collars and cuffs, new goods that are new. not old goods that have been packed away since last season, but new in style as well as quality,

keeps the hogs from being active in taking

exercise; and that causes them to grow too fat and soft. It is a good plan to feed as muchas they willconsume and digest to |H. H. HARVEY Agent. |: . ! THE HONEYMOON TRAIN

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A MOTORMAN’S ESCAPE.

How Benjamin Bacon Escaped from a Terrible Position.

Toronro, Sept 19.—Mr Benjamin Bacon motorman’s No150, in the employ of the Toronto Street Railway Co, tells the fol- lowing story of his escape from a situation in which death menaced him daily.

“T have, forayear past, been a great sufferer from severe pains in my back, My doctor told me [ had first stage of Bright’s Disease. He could not help me, nor did the many advertised medicines de me any good. Atlength,I gave Dodd’s Kidney Pillea trial. The result is that today I am a new man, sound and well and strong in every respect.”

THE MONTREAL

Family Herald & Weekly Star

and the THE WEEKLY EXAMINER will be sent to any addrese, one year for $1.60.

THE roRONTO

Weekly Mail and Empire

aod THE WEEKLY EXAMINER, one yeac to any address for $1,40. Address

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Tue Examiner Pus. Co., Charlottetown

MARK FISHER, SONS & GO,

Victoria Square, MONTREAL ‘ Importers of Fine Woollens

and Tailors Trimmings Sole proprietors of the “Klondike” Serge. Sample Room, 72} Prince Wm. St. St. John, N. B.

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Is Your Eyesight Goog

If so you will be able to appreciate the beauty of the

Plaid Dress Patterns

By such a name does the 5:30 p. m. train from Sydney to the Blue moun-

tains go by. The Blue mountains are to

Austrglia what Switzerland is to Eng- al OW land, the place where ‘‘the fashion-

ables’’ go to find ‘‘coolth’’ throughout |

We opened on Saturday.

Chey are varied iu p

We Hav> - Other Lines

attern, elegaut in design and are SURE SELLERS.

We want to give you a gentle hint about :—

|— Jackets. Capes and es

pacially Golf Capes. A glance

convince you that we are LEADERS.

°?—Furs, and when we ing them, we are simply stati

AND ALL THESE ARE FOR YOU

‘Sentner, McLeod & Co's,,

Successors to Beer Bros.

Whol

say they are perfect in quality, style and,finish we are nt pi ff

ng a FACT.

Herring, that of the fireman Fike, while the guard has that of the lowly but honest Cockle. —London Standard.

ready for Business

It is also the haunt of the newly married, and the train hardly leaves one day a week without having several happy couples on board—hence its name.

To railway men it is known as ‘‘the fish train,’ the driver’s n=me being

In Cuba a bereaved family keep the At The Mod al Sto re windows of their house shut and dark- } a ened for six months. They destroy the value of the clothing on the dead and back the coffin before burial. This is done that there may be nothing in the grave worth thieving.

Our Four special departments are :—

The Sign. ‘*‘Ma, the minister is coming.”’ ‘‘What makes you think so? Did you

see him’”’

‘‘No, but I saw pa take the parrot and lock it up ia the stable.’’—Boston Traveler.

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ALL HEADACHES

from whatever cause cured in half an hour by HOFFMANS HEADA HE POWDERS 10 cents and 25 cents a, all druggists.

Gents’ Furnishings Ready to wear Clothing

at this department will at once

Domestic Imported Tweeds Boots and Shoes

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The Practical Plumbe:s GRAFTON STREET, Are prepared todo all kinds of jobbiag Opposite Post Office.

and will be pleased to furpiee estimates on al] branches of the trade, 1f you are building it would be well to get their pr ices‘

They are the praetical plumbers.

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