‘Quebec Steamship C0. Sir CAMARA,”

f com’ Montreal crom Ch’tow:

resday 22nd May Monday 28th Ma» oaday 4th June “ 11th June *- we * “ §=626th s én July - Mth Jul °- m * ‘© 33rd wt - = 6th Auy Orgs * Aw « 20th “« 27th ‘* 3rd Sep * 10th Sept. ~ We ae 7 ist ‘ “« 8th Oct, “« 16th * i” “« 29th « “6th Nov. “« 12th Ne

Freight bandled “carefully andjat cur- feut rates.

Passengers will find the accomodati¢! the very Lest, and the trip up and dow: the St. Lawrence the most delightful.

CARVELL BROS,

Ch’town, May | 4th, 1900. Agents.

dy2aw wed & sat.

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fhe i Ch’town Steam Navigation Co.

Limited. STEAMERS “Northuniberland” and “Princess Leave as below every day, Sundays excepted.

From Poms Dv Cuexe, on arrival of 11.6 train from St. John for SUMMERSIDR, conaecting with express train for Char- lettetown and Tignish.

Frem ScumMMERSIDE On arrival of morning tiaio from Charlottetown and a! stations of P. E. I. R. for Porsr Do Cuenz, conoecting with afternc on train fur St. Jonx, Bosron and Montreat.

Connection at Monoron with train for Cascada and N. B.,a St, Jony with C. P. 2. and railway tor U.S. and Can ada, aleo ai St. John with Steamers of Internationa! and Dominion Atlantic R. R. Lines, J'uesday and Saturday after- noons for Boston direct, due followin day at noon, aod on Monday, Wednes- day and Frida mornings with steamere for Bastnor!, Portland and Boston.

From Puicrov about half-past three on arrival of day train f.o9m Halifax and Sydaey for CHARLOTTETOWN.

From CuarLorrerown for Picrov at 8.30 @. nm). COnnecting there with day trains for Cape Breton and Halifax at Norrs Sypnzy with steamer Bruce for New-

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fouadland. & $ tHacirax with C. A. and Plant Lice for Boston. Passengers from ali places

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UNUSED T0 THE CLIMATE

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A Frenchman Finds Canadian Weather | Had a Bad Effect on His Health.

Sr. Evstacne, Que., Aug. 20 --August DuBore landed here from France @ perfect tranger to the weather conditions pre- vailingin this country. The food also | jiffered to that from which he hed been ac- | customed, and his heart being weak, the change bad a serious effect uponit. He | went (0 @ medical man who aid him no good. He went to others with a similar | result in each case.

“Thad to goto Montreal,” he says, | to work for the Grand Trunk, and in chat | city meta man who was suffering from the same thing as myeelf, but bad started o take Dodd’s Kidney Pills. He told | me they were doing him good. He was kind enough to give me a few of them. I) ook them. I felt myself much better. I procured @ box and in fifteen days felt like | a different man.” i

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If a man has atrue sense of humor, he

knows when not to get funny.

To Oure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets. All ruggists refund the money it fails to cure (2, E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box

Truth is as impossible to be soiled by any outward touch asa sunbeam.

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M inard’s Liniment cures Garget in Cows |

The highest complimeut that can be paid a Chinese woman is to ask her age and when she tellsit, remark that she

really looks much older.

DR. A. W. CHASE'S CATARRH CURE ... 5c.

» is sent direct to the diseased

by the Improved Blower. Heals the ulcers, clears the air passages, stops droppings in the throat and permanantly cures Catarrh and Hay Fever. Blower free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co.. Toronto aad Buffalo.

No thoroughly occupied man was ever yet very miserable.

Minard’s Liniment cures Distemper.

We should not depend on death to make us more precious.

Minard’s Liniment cures Colds, etc.

Lapland must be an “ideal place for jovers, babje« and kittens.

on P. E. I. Railway east of Charlottetown f can leave tome 24 hours later than 5 joining Plant Steamers in Charlottetow and connect with same steamer i Halifax.

Tbrough tickets to be had at Gran Trunk, Canadian Pacific, Intercolonia and P. E. I. Rai)ways, on the Company: Steamers and connecting lines in Unitec States and Canada,

Steamers are run On Eastern Standard. Time.

F. W. HALES, Secretary. & Charlottetown, ?. E. I.

knows there is one sure way to reach a man’s heart, and that is by always having a nicely spread table. this you must have choice groceries, canned goods and provisions,

We Can Hein You:There*

We have the hest of everything in that line What we want is your trade; can we have it

@ JOHN Wic RENTER.

Quéen Stree

TO LET.

To do;

Mizard’s Liniment cures Diphtheria.

According to # popular Chinese saying, ‘‘, man should listen to his wife, but he should not believe her.”

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DR. GORDON ALLEY PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

(G@caduate McGill University)

Office and Residence—Dorchester Sires

Odtise Huars—9 to 10, a. m., lte 3 and J w 6, p. m.

Prompt attention to country calls.

AC ARD

R. MACNEILL, M. D.,

Having 30 years experience in the practice of his profession, may be con sulted on all branches of general medi cine including the specialties.

Office and Residence—Prince Street 3rd door above Kindergarten Hall. Hours—g to 15 a. m. 1 te 3 and to 8 p. m. dy & wkly 3 mos,

———— a PRINTING FOR PROFESSIONAL MEN.

Lawyers and WVoctors are, a6 & rule, very particular about their stationery and all their printing. They want good paper used in their leiterbeads, noteheads and envelopes ad they want the printed matter done tastefully and carefully.

A

/eon wasnot by any meansa pretty

‘Napoleon was committed, says that

Perhaps you are a professional man. You've been having your prixting done to suit you, and you’ve been paying great big prices.

- That’snot right. You ehouid get good printing and not have to pay big prices.

Try us next time you want some- thing done. The work will be good. The price will be low.

EThexaminer Job Prin t

London House Building, (Jueen Street, Charlottetown.

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Nice House in Brighicu—the jbest |

Residental Section of Char- lottetown.

The north side of that new house facing the west situated on Green. field Avanue iu Brigh.on. Three large rooms on ground floor, Six roous upstairs. Large yard. Now platform to door, Rent very low. Apply to ROBT. L. COTTON, at Tae Examinge

Orrice: «v3 wks eod, _

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years in England wiehes to obtain pupils, Lessons given at pupils horses. A course of lesaons would be given to teachers or others des‘ring to be trained in the Kin«

to MRS, L, J. MALONE,

Aw Encuiss Lavy (experienced teacher) who bas taught Kindergarten for several

dergar.en system. Thoroughly compet. entand reliable. Good references. Apply

THE DAIL‘

WHEN NAPOLEON WAS A BOY.

It is often said that the boy is father of the man, and it is undoubtedly the case that in the character of a boy is often revealed a glimpse of what his manhood will be like.

Napoleon in after life was fond of talking about the days of his boyhood, Some who remembered those day have written that there way nothing extra- ordinary in him as a boy; as one writer says, ‘he had good health, and was in other respects like other boys.’ An- other eye-witness tells us he was al- ways proud and overbearing.

According to the statement of a friend of the Bonaparte family, Napol-

child, but his expression was unusually kind and gentle, and he had a very sweet smile. ‘his friend admits that he was self-willed, ana when offended displayed frightful fits of anger, He was neyer afraid of punishment and could not brook opposition or inter- ference.

The nurse to whose care the little

when repremanded for any fault he

never cried, and when he received a

beating—and in Corsica they took the

saying that sparing the rod spoils the

child, literally—he bore it with an air

of quiet defiance, always refusing to

beg pardon.

The following story, it is said, is one

that he related himself:—He was one | day accused of having eaten without permission a basket of grapes, figs and citrons,which had been brought for his uncle the.canon. None but those who were acquainted with the Bonaparte family can form any idea of the enor- mity of this offence. To eat fruit be- longing to the canon his uncle was in- finitely more criminal than to eat grapes and figs which might be claim- ed by anyone else. The missing fruit was inquired after, with the result that the young Napoleon was condemned as the guilty party. He denied it,and was severely whipped, all the time re- fusing either to confess or to ask for pardon. The result was that he was shut up alone and fed on bread and a piece of coarse cheese three whole days. But every application to. the boy to confess and beg pardon was? by a frown and ashake of the head. His sister Marianne and a little friend who was her playmate were the real culprits, and, this was suspected by Napoleon, but to shield them from punishment he said nothing. He was then seven years old.

One who was familiar with the boy when he first came toParis describes

him astonished by what he saw, ‘gap- ing at the crowds turning his eyes now here, now there,’jwith such a spirit of wandering investigation in them that ‘his appearance suggested at once the newly imported countryman, one of those subjects a_ pickpocket wou!d choose for a victim.’

When he was at schooi he was not a favorite among his fellows, who thought him proud and morose, and with “a great deal more vanity than they considered suited to his circum- stances.

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P, ©. Box 402,

THEHS

HYMENEAL

A pretty marriage was solemnized at St. Joseph’s church, Kelly’s Cross, on Tuesday morning, 14th instant, the prin- cipals being Miss Gertrude, daughter of Mr. Joho Custello,and Mr. Jobu P. Me- Quaid, both of St. Ann’s, Lot 65. The ceremony was performed by the pastor, Rev. D. Bs Ried. The bride was beaati- fully attired, aod was atteaded by Mise Mary E. Dougherty, while the groom was supported by hia cousin, Mr. Hugh Ma- lone. At the conclusion of the nuptial ceremony the bridal party drove to the home of the bride’s father where they par- took of dinnere In the afternoon a large number of invited guests assembled and were hospitably entertained till the “wee sma’ hours.” Excellent music was fur- nished hy Mr. Amos Monaghan, teacher, acd Messrs Dougherty, Costello acd Ma- lone. The number and excellence of the prerents bore testimony to the esteem in which the recipients are heldin Kelly” Croes, Green Bay, Emyvale, Charlotte. town and other piaces. Mrs. McQuaid, who was one of Lot 65’s mort popular girls, will be missed in her Jate home, and she bears with her to her future home the good wishes of her many acquaint- ances.

One Wuo Was Invitep.

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New Banx.—The St. Jobn Sr The Merchants’ Bank of Halife a branch office at Chubh’s Monday. F. H. Arnaud 44, been ap

pcinted manager. The ’ pag wil] include Percy G. Hall, former «y of the Bank of

New Brunewick, * ceountant; F. C. Cot ton, teller, and P. Brest Smith, ledger keeper> The ¢ dices have been splendid!

furnished. EE

Urinary Troubles

Kidney and Bladder Ailments that Would Yield Only to Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills.

Mr, Wm. Giles, cafpenter, Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., states:—‘* Unsolicited I write to tell you of the good qualities of Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills in

curing urinary troubles. I do not write for your especial profit, but for the good of those afflicted as I have been. J have used eight boxes, and do not now feel the old trouble in the least.

“I felt relief one hour after taking the first pill. It is a great source ofr comfort to me to know that there isa medicine to help my weak kidneys. Those wishing further particulars may address me as above.”

Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are specific fer all kidney, bladder, and urinary derangements, and liver troubles, and have an enormous sale all over this continent. One pill a dose, 25 cents a box, at all dealers, or Ed- manson, Bates and Co., Toronto.

Dr. Chase’s Ointment is a positive and absolute cure for piles. It is the only preparation which is guaranteed to cure every form of piles.

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McLeod, Morson & McQuarrie Barristers, Soliciters, &c.

OFF icE—Brown’s Block; South

Side Queen Square. CHARLOTTETOWN, PEI * AN* NGOTIATID

OREAT GLEARANG

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40 Bays:

EXAMINEK CHARLOTTETOWN AUGUST 21, 1900

MUNYON’S GUARANTEE.

Aseertions as to Just Whats the

Remedies Will Do.

Munyon guarant that his Rheuma’ —_ will cure r

wid h Bh,

cents a vial.

AN ,ROHIST ASSASSIN.

A Rus sian General Dies From a Pin Prick,

New York, Aug. 18.—General Pantele- geff, second in command of the Imperial Gendarmerie of Russia, met death under extraordinary circumstances two weeks ago, while travelling from St. Petersburg |

young etranger were seated opposite each other in a railway carriage, his companions being the Prince end Princess Apalinoft. All four engaged in conversation, The stranger rose from his seat, and in some way pricked the General’s wrist in such @ manner as to call forth an exclamation from him. The stranger was profnee in bis apologies, end aecribed the prick to his scarf pin, which he had stuck ou his sleeve after using it to cut the pages ofa book. At the aext stop Of the train he alighted and disappeared. An hour later the General, it was discovered, was dead. At the aur topey the docto » discovered traces of a very violent poison, evideatly communi, cated by means ofthe pin or needle. Several arrests have been made in con- nection with the crime,which is ascribed to the anarchist movement in Russia,

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A Sexiovs Marrer,—It is said that the ravages of t!e cut worm and other in- sects in British Columbia are becoming & serious matter,

BAKED BEANS

Witn or without to-

mato sauce, fresh and gold.

3 lb tins with sauce 12¢ 2 ib tins with sauce 10c 3 lb tins without sauce 10c 2 lb tins without sauce 8c

Also a full hne of tomato sauce fiom 12¢ bottle up.

SANDERSON & U0

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towards the German frontier, saysa cable» JOHN STONEDYKE gram tothe ‘J urnal and Advertiser,’ Convener for North from Berlin. He and a prepossessing | ml —

Ow Con:

Faust Blend Coffee in ine (V ery fine flavor) Roast Beaf in 2 jh Ses % Comprened Ham in tg Ceylon Tea in ] Iofancy eg

Pineapple Chunks in 2 lb ting

Quaker Rolled Oats Dessicated Rolled Wheat Brown and Webbs pure Fruit Syrups Be Wes: India Lime Juice eit

Beer & ¢ f

Meeting at North Wii A meeting tor th wail inating a candidate for te . Commons will be held Wiltshire on MONDAY

7 O'CLOCK, P. mw.

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DOMINION ATLaNye RAILWAY.

and Steamship lines to via Yarmouth The Popular Fast Line be, tween Nova scotia an Boston via Junction and Halifar

EXPRESS TRAINS leave} except Sunday) at 6.354. m., for

armouth, MakiLg connection W, and Satardays at Yarmonth for Bostoa THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP)

“PRINCE GEORGE

2400 Gross Tonnage. . fastest and finest a or pag ba

time Provinces and

Leave Yarmeuth and Saturdays for Boastes,

on arrival of motes Boe Rens leaves Boston Tueaday oe . =

a4 ‘ iving in Halifax nextday

n ate ress dea med . r all information, folders a whic k will be sent free, writeto F. H. Am arp g, general passenger Agent Kentik

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ean Kentville’ N. 8,, May 26th, 1900,

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IF Ch’town was OTTAW! toeday you would lung deen sorry you were Lot ive

ered for a large amount, I have gooa companies can quote you low rates.

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Victoria Row Grocers, |

E. H. BEER

F SALE OF BOOTS

W. H. STEWART & C6,

Who Have Gone of Business, Will be Sold at

TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTES

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Discounts 30 to 40 per Cent and Half Price,

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The Stock Is Practically New

Now is the time to buy Shoes at yourjown price —Yale for cash ool) 'Goff Bros will conduct the sale.