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= lp ano —— , SERIORED casein mo pee men 2 ee _ a RIVALS A MIRACLE. THE JACK POT TEST Steamboat Time Tables THE EXAMINER CALENDAR Rent, but tall, with sparse Whiskers For September, 13898. Mr. George C. Chalker’s Terrible te RS a rae seldom trimmed, neariy 70 years old, MOON’S ANGES Sufferings Cured by Dodd's | Uncle Uriah used to sit in the poker - SOUTHPORT WEST & EAST RIVERS 7th day, Last Q ? ee ep, er a een aiain ; a ast Quarter. Kidney Pills er ae, nis tong. pein engere What is Steamer leaves Charlottetown for Couth- 15th ie New Moon ’ ; tremblingly placing his chips and his 9 or! 6,20 a. m., and returns every half hour ohn k dav. Wait trae Howsey’s R Sept. 12.—Mr. G old eyes glittering as he timorously OBteamer leaves Southport for Charlott 20th day, Fall Moon, oow sey - hap! 8, epl. 6. r. Weorge aye 5 AUK il a : boa : 3 : : Steamer leaves Southport for “hrarlotte- t a u oon. C. Chalker, of this place, tells a rem ries skinned his hand. Pathetically like Lit- RRNA ww SSS SSS SAA town 6 45 a. m ; and runs euney Malt hour | _ y = | } ] y? Ps \er : re Ome} “ . “ ; ntii 10.05 p, m. (Sundays exceptec ris able story of restoration to sound health, Re Nell’s grandfather he looked some Y yaar seed tani, URAGhGEaae at 7a,m. | 5 High Water: Sun . rivala the far-famed St. Annede times, but he was at no desperate shift and every half bour until§ 35. Steamer laid S Day of We’k faecal ace a annpre cure bytes stalk : > wwe ‘ Lj from 11.05 to 12 noon. : " B aupre cures, mes ss is to ol tain a stake, for he was the pos : : Y Mouday—Steamer leaves Charlottetown | Q | Morn. Aft..| Rises. Sets Drie fly, Mr. Chalker’s story 18 as foi- ] sessor of a competence, and he brought Y for Rocky Point at 6,39, 8, 9.36 “ne Il a m,, —| as 0 44 ; pea $5. amy w- a tf - porribey , 3 mm) inte » gt >the raving grace tl ' Ze 1,2, 4, and 63) p.m, everv week day. 1 Thursda 10 44.11] 24 } ; rei horribly for years from | into the game the raving grace of the ’ Z Sutday—Leaves Churlottetown 9 00a. m., | 5 p.14 y haere : 6 25 kidney disease. [ could do no heavy work. | parsimony to which he had been habit- f ZA 12.45, 2and 4p. m.. riday e | 23 My pain was aimost unendurable. No} nated in his earlier days in a New Y S River Bridge eee entae ox ee a. 0 28 ns 02 9 7 ‘ Riel ut peat ‘ : . a ‘ . aCe be A ROO 1 eR Re r dge ; is ling 2 z : remedy did me the least good till I started} Hampshire home. He never bought | /7RRSSSSSSSSSSSSASSSSSSSSSEASS SAS SSSSSSSESSESSSMENSMS = | hen requircd, | SiMondsy 058/148 | 10 | "7 to use Dodd's Kiiney Pills. Six boxes Of | more than $5 worth of chips at a time. Friday Morning—Leaves West River Bridge y aad ) . this wonderful medicine have cured me] ppoce he would for the + nart ante j : s or for Charlottetown at 730, calling at West- | 6 Tuesday 1271239; 12 | = pletely anew man of n I emcee seponge Aha ghia ao i Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s prescription for Infants ville, returning at 4 p. m. 7 Wednesday) 1°51 | 3 38 iis cow piete:y— mace 1e¢Ww he ‘ re. ray waiti e > : » , away waiting for aces or better, an oe : : : . 2 17 | 4 $k 14 | eannot speak higily enough of them. I} when he finally did get a good hand a and Children. It containg neither Opium, Morphine nor EAST RIVER, SPridey S51 1622 is | ° De eee geet eee en, ~~ bare call represented the climax of his other Narcotic substance. It is 2 harmless substitute Monday—Leaves tor Rast River 8 pe ma, 10Saturday | 404\734) 17 - oda’s laney 8 Lin CU J athe 2 : : a . ‘ ; aati : returning Tuesday. Leaves Hayden’s ar | worst case of kidney disease oe for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil. 7.304 m, calling at Haggarty’s and wickey's | 21/Sunday 345/32) 5 ri . \ ' se. lu those days there was always a 4 : : ee i b: Wharves, ieaving Charlottetown 3 p. m., 12,Monday 6 59 8 52 19 3 ” game on Sunday afternoons, and Uncle It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years’ use D* making return trips. lesiiathies 13\Tuesday | 756,921) 21} | ; ee i \ Sa sia . Cee! r Leaves Savurdaévs at 5 a, m., leaving Hay- Wheat is advancing in Chicago, an@/ Uriah, although a devout ae Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and bee's Wharf tor Chansiethan ok THE. we, 7 Tharehey’ | ; = Bw = a 5 7 : 8 > rent. could be counted upon to arrive directly ‘ A : i sas calling at Haggarty’s and Hickey’s Wharves, the buying demand is reported urger se : os ay rn it in until the aoe allays Feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour ome to pews trips at 3p, m,, from: Char- | 16 Friday 10 22 110 44 | 25 | §§ ee Ta MEtGE mt an =e . rs Sa. astori Liev to) tetown Ne Cocainc in Dr. A. W,/| for afternoon Sunday school, The boys Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves Steamer leaves tor Mt. Stewart every alter- a Senden” > = = | = _ Chase’s Catarrh Cure used to joke him at a and ae if Teething troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. nate week, “—o tides may su t. ac 19| Monday | 1220! 28 s » had sneake is stake of the con- ce : | Prof Heys, Ont, School of Chemistry and verde oo lar nay Rie tasted aud Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach Str. Jacques Cartier arated | ; = : 7 = g Pharmacy. says: I have made an examina- yULION DOA, : ‘ a : ‘ ‘ . aves C ll at o’clock | Weanesday é sf tion of Dr. Chase’s a oo inal aaa to all others of similar. leyity he op- and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Castoria sinter Wednesday | 22/Thursday _115 312; 32 | 4 and in ali its compounds, tron npies pt ead a erared aerionsness which s : a * . - ¢> bout lens . ehased inthe open market, and find none} posed a scared seriousvess which showed is the Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend. Ree Ehareiny, Ste Seite ee ae 23\ Friday | 203 4 37 | 34 | 41 present,” We offer a reward of $1,000 to be} that his passion for the game was more returns from Orwell about 8p. m. on Thors- 24\Saturday (314 5 58 | 35 | ® devoted to any cba itable : ce aoe dee aaa a weakness than a vice. C t ria Castoria days. 25 Sunday ! 446 609) 37 37 ee aentay roy een ite, contained in Dr Uncle Uriah lived with his two sis aslo : . Leaves for Crapaud at 3a.m, and3 p.m. | 26/Monday (621 810/ 38 | 35 ‘ @ t ocaine « . / , —_——--——_——— - -- a ’ } ' : Chase's Ca’arrh ¢ re. Dr. Chase’s Catarrh ters—Abigail, aged 638, and Ann, aged *“Castoria is an excellent medicine for “Castoria is so well adapted to children Giae. ae alee pen Cees oe 27| Tuesday 7 48 | 8 59 39 33 ; Cure, recommende a = Gonters at 35 conte 55. In New Hampshire they had been children. Mothers have repeatedly told me | that I recommend 1t as superior to any pre Crapaud at2p.m.,and arrives at Charlotte- 28 Wednesday | 8 53 9 38 : 40 31. er re “ il A bee he girls.’’ b in O } hb of its good effect upon their children.” scription known to me.” town at 10 a,m, and 8.30 D. m, 29| Thursday (9 48 10 14 42 29 pote —seespe sa ca € the gir 8, ut in maha the Dr. G.C. Oscoon, Lowell, Afass. H. A. ARCHER, M.D. Brooklyn, N.Y, Lape tg eo ae a every %- 30 Friday 10 34 10 48 | 43 a , The London Times and~éther English} irreverent, with rude directness, referred ome nescay, Sins oe ~~ ! ! : sapere call upon the Government forener-| to them as ‘‘ Uncle Uriah’s old maids.’’ oo —-—--— ee Petre action ia Crete, more especially if| — Tt did not tak a THE FAC-SIMILE SiGNATURE OF Str. “ Electra getic action in Crete, more espec ‘ It did not take the boys in. the game 2 | LeantiaGiasieetdionda. tie tenn Mieuina the stories of the eo = aes long to discover that Uncle Uriah was Georgetown and Montague every Thursday ops confirm ed. he German and] ; hoail 3 at neon. — = - Z aa their Govern- = much fear of Abigail ip general and Arrives at Charlottetown from Murray Ausirian pepers deciare t! 7 | in mortal dread that she would discover Harbor, Wednesday evening abouté o'clock, ments will have nothing to do with Crete.

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his besetting weakness. He would al- ways shy at a new player, and he fre- quently held forth to the,boys on the impropriety of talking on_ the outside about the features of the game.

**T sh’d hate to hev the parson know,”’ he used to say. ‘‘I wouldn't keer so much ‘bout Ann, ‘cause she’s easy skeered, but I wouldn’t hev Sister Abi- gail know fer the biggest jack pot t’was ever played on this here table!’’

There was never any solution to the mystery of how Sister Abigail discover- ed the obliquity in Uncle Uriah’s life. Some officious neighbor may have told her, or im an excess of caution Uncle Uriah himself may have aroused her

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a ment. The “Favorite Prescription” re- | definite suspicions. At any rate, on a aaa Wright « Co, stores healthy, regular action to the orgaus | particular Sunday afternoon he arrived O LEt.—the Jaree Hall in the brick distinctly feminine. It forcés out all im=-| atthe room at the regular time, but ; : i ; : Worten’ Soecdeate tome teal fall leenicehy purities. strengthens the tissues, allays| without the key with which he, in We have had long experience in handling Prince Edward Island’s famous | finished with easy approach from Queen / ae oe jnfiimmation. ‘Iie “Golden Medical | common with other participants in the | Oysters, and solicit your consignments. We have facilities second to none Seenncta a ee : : e Discovery ” makee!appetite, helps diges-| game, had been provided. The negro at- | for handiing same, — Canadian Gov't Railway ; 5 tiow,. promotes assimilation, fille out the| temdant admitted him, and he was soon en ne woe a a : hollows in cheeks aod neck With good engrossed in the play. whe a: ohn CG al dw ell & C O Soeit tot Ot eee, q aw eo aolid flesh and bri: gs back the gladsome There Was a good jack pot on the ta- 3 On and after MONDAY, Mth : glow of girlliood. ble. Uncle Uriah was in and was deal- Pasdoce C ission Merch I a house, situate on Water Street, bow in poses. | Fains of this Railway will ‘run daily, Seod 31 cents in one-cent stamps to roduce Commission Merchants, Importers an . wi .D : ‘ , ; oe ing. It was his last say, and the two Deal FP af tea sicn of Mrs McDonald. Possession given | days excepted,) asunder. : World’a Dispensary Medical Association, men ahead of him had bet $10 each. He eaiers in Foreign an mes IC rults. about 2th September, Apply to Peake Bros a Buffalop"N. Y., and receive Dr. Piercs’s ; References Bank of Toronto 171 to 175 McGill Street Montreal | & Co. Aug. dith, 1863, eod tf. 1008 page COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVIFER, aes Coven Ge ene the play was and Commission agencies. WANTED.—The end of Sept a good cook. | Trains Out- STATIO NS ae illwstrated up to him. He had not, however, look- Cerrespondeuce Solicited. Cable addresses Fruitcald. Wages $10, no washing, also a housemeid | ward. Read * — fward, i " ed at his draw when the key turned in 107 3mo dy&wk ior — Mrs, Beyfeld Charlotte- down, Up We presume everyone would like me = hn ae 2 cao = edn P. M.|A M. PMA M.! know where they can get the best value g $20) 7 461 ceatenneen ef fort heir pein Call to the new blue| terrible rage, strode into the room and | hae - ° very Pee DODBeWe. | 4 3) 8 42) Hunter River. aa 5 store, Sunnyside. —-W. P. Colwill up to the table. . 4 5 14,9 13). d.. ......17 2310 lk 211 dy&wky 2wks. ‘Gamblin! she cried. ‘‘And on the € Dollar @| 5 47) 9 37). Kensington .....| 6 58) 9 37 Another lot of those cheap dinner sets Lord's day, with the church bells ringin ¢ A 6 2010 O00} Ar. " Ly.| 6 9 00 that sold se well this summer.—W. outside anc decent people flockin to his é You Spend @! 6.4sh0 30 S’Side a Colw:l!. worship. I expected to find you here, 3 S17 asl 55 | LY ; Ar.| 5 45) g 99 © Wt dydewky- 2witg. - you hypocrite!’’ she went on, turning 4 _ for boots and shoes, Las its equi- ¢ PM, Le Ort FE oes 000| & BD 7 gee Our new‘blue store takes the lead for| © Unole Uriab. “You better get on @ valent in value here, whether you €} 8.371 07). O'Leary 65 che&p crockery, glass and chinaware.— } 7°U% duds right now and ee home. CURED by the IMPROVED method. Endors- 4 want boots for . 917, 2 15), Atberton........| 1 542 ts W. P. Colwill. Iwas comin in a jiffy,’’ the old ed by the medical profession‘andiby thousands | @ © 9, 55) 3 10 .. Tigmish .... ...-| 105) 50) _ ‘ 211 dy&wky 2wis. man said, weak with fear. “I guess I | treats CHRONIC DISEASES iby the Salis- | Who Dave discarded their trumes and remain | 4 { Boys or Girls @ 1PM, |Pe M, » 2 fs ocean might as well go ‘long with you as with | bury me’ hod of persistent self-help in remov- oe IMPROVED RUPTURE CURE, | Men or Women @, ew xlow M. A. : & Quebecer’s confidence in Dr | anybody else."’ He rose and steadied a at Re gg bh eg ng Fen painless, involving no inconvenience and re- d | Young or old @| 2-00 6 15) Charlottetown ... 8 ‘ "3 a. i (hase’s Caturrh Cure--gives himself by holding the chair. insures Minimum of suffering and Maximum wre Ser Ovinite, Runminations fee : © | 253) 6 50) Bedford ........ 7 37 2 i relief at once he says Seth Coe was the coolest hand in the | Cure, possible in each case. ’ @ We can cuit’ you—Just now you Q| 3:25) 7 10 ir \ ott Stewart {1¥) 7 15) 2 Danville, P,Q, April 9th,, 180 | game. Even Sister Abigail had not die Avoid Attempts Unaided. No Pay Untilj@uned @ will want school boots—good eer- 6 ; a 7 Dive * “171020 EDMANSON {BATES & Co., TORONTO. | concerted him. He reached over and A viceable Boots to stand the hard 0 8 10. Cardigan........ 6 2912 Dear Sirs,—E :closed find $1. for} dezim * ’ MICROSCOPICAL EXAMINATION OF @ wear they will necessarily get,-— 5 05) 8 5: GC town lv bexes Dr Chases ca'arrh cure. Please send| turned up Uncle Uriah’s hand. It was | gLoon, SPUT¢g, URINE, &e. THROW AWAY YOUR TRUSS We h h , ‘o, wala wel omy --| 6 0512 9 i them atonee. Every patient using it says} g flush. : : ; -|9 Girl Oil Pebble ‘led Boote $1.00 $ bg Poem | bear A. M. | P «Ms : eS eee ‘You better straighten this pot out | Graduate of New York University ® ani) Of Pabh, meadinatincae "2a ee A. Muli Me ; Eanville, P.Q| before you go, uncle,’’ said Coe. ‘You “ORK Testimonials on? application, Correspon- aM eee . 414 oMt, Stewart ..../ 9 102 10° . —- i ., | Andthe NEW YORE HOSPITAL. Twenty | dence solicited. A perfect eure ean jbe guar- $1.15 Oe MAR. 5.5 wee’ 6 41,131 ; ee call, of course. I suppose a flush is | vears practice in N. Y. City. Diploma reg-| Sanieed if you obey instruct s a? aot a 00 , 4411 808s Pees lm SADy 5) | et ant pm teh te | see a nearer ¢ hnctintes molews poe, OOM OM eet ; ° _| players. They nodded assent. Coe stack- ‘ Q : Perla are cere ae | | cite cian “Meno aias aatens Address: Charlottetown, P.E.1,, Cau, DR. CLIFT } % é } eS An Mey Me 3 here,”’ he said, pushing them toward OFFICE: VICTORIA ROW, Charlottetown, P. E, Island, Canada 9 R kK JOST |} 725) Emerald ..... (9 0) simaplest, Y Uriah. Ac .ommodations reserved for patiexts. oe lz are Row, 6 4 ° e 9 6 | 8 15) .Cape Traverse ..| 8 10 . Lightest Plate Camera The old man started instinctively to- ; Re'erences on application’ eee CL ee eee 9 aC , bee A. M. ; ward the pot and then remembered Sis- 4 Stampers Corne 4} Fae i. ale \ * ter “bigail. He stopped and waited Q ® CONNECTIONS. : Ea stman S tremblingly for her decision. _— = — —_—_ Re SO} | 13 OOar.. Poin duChene, I.C.R.....ar . It seemed to the players, who turned eS Moncton, I. C. R.....-arjle ei . . > * : NX D, _ Eureka J I’. | from the weak and timid old man to Roth esa Ghureh Sehoo} 11 U5jlv. ....Levis, I. C, R seen ar . a the dominant woman, that at this cru- Clr ¥ a H A RD W A RH - STORE Y o | 16 15jar.....Montreal, I. C. R..... wld ‘ak res 384 x s34 inches; weighs but 12} | ojal test something of her moral rigidity we ee rr f B 5 ily StJohn, C.P.R or. 20 " : ; relaxed. She did not sweep the chips to Rothesay College for ew SS. See Me lens, rotary shu ck thi#e stops, v es : ‘ See ° es 2D a .. Bangor, v. . i te dee * id ee Tenten i as Pefectly ‘oeneen the floor. She said nothing about ill THE GP AND SOUVENIR Keep out the flies with will re-open Monday 5 20'.. Portland, M.C.R. (Sat. exc’d).. 11 Oo ; )srap-shots or time exposures and equally con- | gotten gains. With a visible effort she our wire, Buy General Pp , 8 10lar.... Boston, B. & M. R...10 |} 2 nient as a hand or tr pod camera, overcame a slight nervous constriction Hard St Pai Sept. 5th. UES Shen suing Montreal. ... ..++ 8 Ww with plate holder, ‘ . 21 | of the throat. She grasped her skirts ar ware, Store3, aints, STAFF, 1888-9.—Principal, Rev. O. W. Ol knw Boston, B. &M. R..seeee) f - er a ee ’ <a firmly and swept toward the door. _ Oils, Glass, Paper, Fence Howard, B. A., Honor Graduate and Gov- 9 a avogeitanel, C.F. R.Br! 7 Me nepeaaitad Searches Cap “ne anuaaaete fee a8 apace ‘ Uriah,’ she said, with great dig- Wire, Farming Too's and | ernor-General’s Medalist Toronto Univer- a . EAST KO - ~ : biger on ee lots of other lines in the sity: Honor Gradnate Huron College Lon- aon ponents EASTMAN KODA CO. st ths foot of the stairs.’’ “ don. j De h-~ar TE, ¥ After Uncle Uriah had obtained his Hardware Trade. Mathematics.—I. E. Moore, Esq., B. A., P.E. ISLAND

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