I will guarantee

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rheumatic pains two or three hours, and cure in a few

on eae

days. . MUNYON., At all druggists, 25c. a vial. Guide

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in » series Of military evolutions and t- + !*aux, aesiste by the best talent pro- +»*nble in the masica! end literary line.

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There are different makes of Wedding Kings and they gre not ail equally good. ‘sie quality of the goldis not the ONLY consideration in the making of Wedding Rings.

‘| here’s science in the man- ufacture of the best.

‘) hese are tue kind to sell. A complete line of

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Watchmaker & Jeweler

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AT MASON’S STORE

You can get and American by mail each pi

be latest Canedian )ewepapers received ht. { Drop io if you want a paper or magazine or book toread. Fruit, Confectionery, Tobacco, Cigere etc, when you’re passing this wey)

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THE DAILY EXAMINE!

MAY 1,

1900

NOTES AND COMMENTS

Ominous preparatic continne to

, ; T y t by the Ruse an Hil } J sy AD W Departments

padae

Chinese Lord Lansdowne,

Stephen $5,100 ; Victoria send $500. Duke of Fife and

deepest sympathy.

—The Leurier-Tarte government pledged to reduce the debt of Ca reduce the expendittre, collect legs int provide better markets. Thes have increased the debt, iocreased the ex pendituce, collected more taxes, and failed to secure the slightest advantage not pre

—Duliman, one of the Welland Ca: dynamite 1 syects 18 protesting that he ‘an Americar itizen.” It appears tl 1? 18 @aDX1IOUB? abot the re ult of a fait a:

ust British tr

At last, Par ment - three montne n Sesfion, Wwe nay

| Postmaster General’s report for the ve

ended June 30th, 1899—ten month>

igo! Yet there is in it nothing in particn ilar. As men of business those who ar | now in Office at O:tawa are decidedly slow.

—The Earl of Derty has sent Ottawa

|and Hull £1,0€0 with kis sympathy; Lord Strathcona se od: $25,000 and Lori Mout

mercbaots nD the

Prince of Wales ali send

were 1bada,

AXES

viously pusseesed in any market in the

world.

—**Orator’’ ¢ of the men wanied in connection with the Hamilton ballot frauds, is an Ontario Government employe. The Montrea! Gazete remarks that be tween ballot.stuffing returning officers, blind sheriffa, persouators and document- caretakers, the Ont:rio Gov service list

. om eo OK, ODS

THE DAILY BEXAMINBR, CHARLOTTETOWN,

Le

a,

is assuming |

many ofthe characteristics of a rogues’ |

gailery.

—It is significant of Mr.

Percy Pope’s

rising popularity as a lecturer as well as |

of the interest of our community in

4

question of merely academic importance |

that the audience in Kindergarten Ha!) last evening wae large and that the second delivery of the lecture on Lost Atlantis received close attention.

Howlan occupied the chair. thanks was moved by Judge and seconded by Judge Warburton.

The vote of

Ex-Guvernor

Fitzgerald

— Chicago papers contuin notices of the

marriage of Dr. William

D. H. Brown

and Mivs Gerirude Easland, daughter of Mrs. Theodore Easland. The Chicago

Herald sav* tbat “the bride is a charmiog

and unu‘ually popular young woman.” |

Dr. Brown is well known

in Charlotte— |

town as toe thirc sun of the Jate William

}

Brown, Esq. He is now a prominent | pbysician ot Chicago and President of | the Pure Food Company. We extend Lo |

Dr. and Mrs, Brown Tue hearty and ®.ncere congratulations.

EXAMINER’S |

—The friends and former Prince of |

Wales Cellege mates of cur townsman,

William V. Newson, will be glad to hear | that, besides getting the ordinary B. A. | degree, he led his class in netural science, —his honor course, Itading in geology, |

pale tonology, mineralogy, etc., leading in nine papers out of ten aud getting five per cent. over ali compecitors in honor sutjects. Ail done well. equipyment received from Dr, Anderson and hie staffat the Prince of Wales Col- lege. Th: echievement is one tc be re- membered, for Messrs.

three years which ordivarily takes four.

—The Prince of Wales acknowledges | the sympathy and congratulaticnus from all parts of the world on his recent escape | from assasination, in a letter just made public, as follows:

“I have been deeply touched by the. humerous eXpressious of eympathy and good will addressed to me upon the occa- sion of the Providential escape of the Princess of Walesend myeelf from the danger we have lately pasced through, from every quarter of the globe. From the Queen’ 3 sukjects throughout the world, as we!l] as from the representatives and inhabi tants of foreigu countries, have | these manifestations proceeded, and on my return joirney I received & welcome so

spontaneous and’ jhearty that I felt T’wasfthe recipient of the (most gratifying tribute of |

genuine goodwill. Such a proof of kindness a d generous feeling is.naturally,most high ly prized by me and will be forever cherish- ed in my memory.”

Newson, Willia |} | and’ McMillin acecmpilished the feat in

| Heart Trouble—

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THE OTTAWA-HULL FIRE.

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Messages of Sympathy From the

Queen and Mr. Chamberlain.

The following are copies uf cable- yrams received by Uis Excellency Lord } Minto :—

LONDON April 21 From Rt. Hon, Jos. Chambzriaian to the Governor-Gen- ral:

] nave receive d wito the dé epest concern our message reporiing the disastrous fire st Ouawa. I am sure the people of the Mother Country would be glad to have an

= ' boa nee t } ] ypportunity for contribusing to tbe relief of misery and destiution cansed to heir fellow eubjects in Canada by thi

; ' ¢ ; ; . } - calamity aad l propose (O &@sK Lhe Lord Mayor to open ? fund for this purpose

(Sei,) CHAMBERLAIN.

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rrom Rt. H nD. Ji Chamberlain to the

Governor Ge neral ‘ fier Majesty has beard with deep regret of the great fire at Ottawa and has come manded me to desire you to convey to the immediate sufferers and to her people in Canada an expression of heartfelt sym- pathy ia Ee e calamity which hae b efallen them > irusts that there has been no lass of |i ife ye would be glad to have ar

further particula’s you can furnish. (Sed.) CHAMBERLAIN. ore —

—It is etated that the Queen is back at Windsor from Ireland, charmed with everything she sawand did in Dublin. No plete the realization spontaneous & ix to meet her Irish sub-

uecese of

jectS, 88 some Mess re of the apprec iation of the devot on of Irishmen to the British |

in Sorth Africa

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SOLD EVERYWHERE. FREE book on Home Dyeing on application to A. P. TIPPET & CO., Montreal.

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SHIP NEWS.

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cam Summerside Shipping.

ENTERED.

April 28. -Three B-others, Allen, Pic- tou, coal

April 30-I[jda M, Mallet, Chiorus, Langill, Pictoz,

Pictou, coa! coal; Bite.

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sip gle incident arose to mar the coms | of her | ?

MAY

19G00.

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Rita, O] en, Halifax, ballast—-to load oate |

for Capi. Ricnards for the Engl market; Jennie Armstrong, Gracy, Pic iou, coal-

CLEARED. April 28—Three Brothers, Alien, ; Northport, oats April 30—Chiorue, Langill, Pictou, ballast.

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“No Eye Like the

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attend to duty, the blame is easily located. If your blood | ts out of order, Hood’ s Sar- saparilla will purify it.

' It is the specific remedy for troubles

of the blood, kidneys, bowels or liver.

—*T had heart trouble for a number of years and different medi- cines failed to benefit me. I tried Hood’s Sarsaparilla and three bottles completely

and perfectly cured me.” Mrs. C. A. Fury, Wallace Bridge, N. S. A Saf d—‘ As 4 had lost five chil-

dren with diphtheria I gave my remaining;

_ $wo children Hood’s Sarsaparilla as they

Were subject te throat trouble and were not very strong. They are now healthier and stronger and have not since had a coid.” Mrs. W.H. Fuecxer, Pembroke, Ont.

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Paton’s up-to-date Millinery. Paton’s New French Sailors. Paton’s New Americanand English Sailors. DE Paton’s New Summer Cotton Wash Goods. 3% Paton’s New Summer Crash Goods. Paton’s New Crash Skirts.

Paton’s New Underskirts.

Paton’s New Spring Gloves. Paton’s New Swell Dress Costume. Paton’s New Pique Skirts,

Paton’s New Duck Skirts.

Paton’s New Metalic Skirts.

Paton’s New Bicycle Skirts. Why ? Because the style and price is‘*

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May be you have some odd pieces of silverware to be engraved.

Engraving beautifies the is a protection in case of

engraved on one forks or spoons for 35 ets.

Special prices for larger quantities,

W. W. Wellner

RECUUELSSSERMRGSRESSHRRGRCZEES

IT PAYS 10 BUY AT PERKINS.

Were 1 ll

To interest you

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not only

acticle, but

The fact’ that this store shows a bigger and far super- ior stock of Dies: Goods than any other store in the city is the chief reason why you should come here to buy your Dress Goods. <A few prices:

lestor stolen. initial prettily

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Ripleys Se: ges 48e up.

Black Poplins d0c up.

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PF, Island Elec

Black Blister Cloth $1.

tric Company

Ui j Noticc is hereby given that the annual gencral wneeting of the stock-

holders of the

held at their

on Wednesday, the

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acxt A. 3 e’clock noon.

Dated :his

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above company will be office in Charlottetown, ninth day of May 1900. at the hour of 12 ais The Millinery Leaders. 26th day of April, 1900, AMES WADDELL,

Supt. and Treas.