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KIDNEY : h, PILLS 7 aay oa

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BEST Is always imitated. é *s Kidney Pills, sotd onty ja boxes like this, are widely tated, Lecuuse they are the ; Take none

pest Kidwey cure. put eer

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e Make the Only jenuine German Bun

IN THE CITY. Have you tried jp! It cot, 'eave us your order—only ihe per dozsn

huuts. Oat cake, Scotch Cake, Patties, Tarts, Pies, etc., etc.

PAAPARAARR rn"

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i) fresh baked! to-day Telephone 9

dD. STEWART MLIPSE BAKERY, Bakes Best Bread.

PRELOOTSISSS fae is Fothing 2 &

like pleasiag customers. of, That's what sa are doing all <A

B a. time, we give them euch valine for their money that they come back again and bring others

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withthem. This ia the key-

pote of ovr success. We sirive % to pleate everyone who leaves an

order with us. Why not give ue your next order and he H fh thorough!y convinced what we WA save tree

We sol cit your valued orders.

§ 19 i - STEWART & CO'Y,

The Mode-n Founders, Fngineers and Machinists, 8S. Nav. ‘'o’s Wharf, ‘ h’town P, E, L.

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PEPIN GL FI ISEGS

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4 CESS TT PAS!

| Watch | Excellence

Ifyou have the faintest

noticn of purchasing a this

a. + WATCH season we advise you to visit

_ The Great Watch t House

- It does no’ matter what price ; y ul ay pay you ( the best watch that cold at that price.

will get

can be

Sem

i | W. W. WELLUER,

The Great Watch House.

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NOTICE.

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BNOTICH is hereby given that an appli- | tation wil] be made to the Legislature of | the Province of Prinee Edward Island, at Ms next S: sion, for an act to vest in the City of Cl.arlottetewn, the title to ail thet

or parcel of land, situate lying

tract, piece

p p being iu the City of Charlotte- = _ being Town Lots rum- mr )6fSix'een (16), Seventeen (17)

Ninety Three (93), Ninety-four, and part 6f Town { ot No. (18) in the 4th hun: red

being the property known as the West Kent

“fTown Lots,in Charlottetown,

eet Sc}.oo) land and premisete

Dated a: Charlottetown this 1st day of

March, 18:9, JAMES WARBURTON,

m@ 4.M,DAVISON, City Clerk. ee

PAA CW ee

Mayor of Charlottetown

THE DAILY EXAMINER; CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 8, 1859

Se RT rs EET ET TE PE TF PE I

Nova Scortra Rattwary—The railway om Yarmouth to Shelburne isto be ration by the let of July. ; : ‘ é oop Sizep WuHati.—A wheale rece

by fishermen at Half | Cove, N. S., is over 80 feet long and about 1D feet across the tail.

iv 8 cured

- > War Comes Hicgu.—The cost to the States of the war with Spain is

cal t at } ‘ : “a mated to amount to not less than thre? | was eounciated in th's

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| United

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| hundred million dollars up to date.

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De-rroyep.—A good many lobster traps

; were destroyed on the surth erie of the I--

| Jand iy Tbhuraday’s storm. Some of the

fishermen lost about ell of their traps and

, nes, This ie a serious set back to them

right at the beginning of the season.

Those who had no gear out were the lucky

ouee.—Agriculturist, -

AND WELL REMEDY. —

An OLp [RIED

used for over fifty vearsby muliions of ; thers for theirchildreo while teething, with perfect succes i sooches the child | gofiens the gums, allays allpain, cures wind cclic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It 1+ pleasant to the taste. Sold

by druggists in «ve + part of the world. [wenty—tive cents 4 a 2 value is incalculable. B a dask for Mre W inelow’s Soot» '

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Srepinc Backwary Toe veneral tone ofthe C.P. R g mp rte from Manitohs indica ed bg 18 ratber backward thie yea’ c m:pared .0 last 8e&

son, bad weather bens tne cause. Ia most cases itis reported that seeding 18 & fortnight later than last year and thet there will be probably a decrease cf fifteen per cent in wheat acreage, but a corresponding incresee in oats aed ‘ear- ity:

Tuan Fictton.—A suit at

STRANGER

curious train of circumstasces. A woman

} secured a divorce from her busbard, to-

gether with alarge amount of alimony. The diyorced husband then entered into an agreement with a good~looking young rvan ia the neighborhood whereby young map was to pay court to the woman, marry her, get control of all her property and divide it with the d voreed husband. The young man carried out his

country. The euitisnow brought by the woman wrecov-r the properiyof which she has been d frauded by the conspiracy. Did ever a novelist conceive of an im prob- able plot such es this one *won foin & court of justice.— Kaneas City Jouraol.

headache may come from several causes. She may havea head- ache arisiog from pervoueness, or from digestive disturbances. Nine cases in iep, ber headache comes from disorders peculiar tober sex. It may show i sli in the evptoms which are characteristic of a dozen divordera. Thousands of times women have been treated for the wrong disorders. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre- scription wis compouaded for the « le purpore ot reLeviig womankind ’of these la ard pains. Theueands of women have testified thatafur taking treatment f om reveral phy-iciase without beoefi, h “Faverite Prescription.”’ cured them ccm- pletely snd qaickly. Ithas ben used for over thirty years, acd bas ae uubroken record of success.

The woman who hesitates is invited to aend 41 one-cent stamps to cover only the cost of mailng acopy of Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, which contains plain, clear information abovt all the orzans of theghuman body and their functions

A woman's

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Gay's Seeds are che Best

Why are Gay’s seeds the best ? Bevauae they are practical market gardeners acd a whole ‘ite time of eueceeses and quite often failures (for mistakes and failures lead up to snceess) places them in the Lest position presible to grow and imyort secde suited to our climate. They make a specialty of vegetable seeds including mammoth, mangel, turnip, carrot, parsnip,

beet; and jike the great Peter flenderson, seedman of New York, their seed can only be procured directly from themselves. They are

starting extensively vegetable and flower | plants fon dune and July planting, (eome | hardy plants ready in May.) Their tree | department includes some handsome | lime, horsechestnut, elm, weeping willows, | plam, apple, cherry, gooseberry, currant, ‘and hardy shrubs. Call at the market or write for prices. Address J. J. Gay & Son, Nursery Gardens, Charlottetown.

Telephone 180. 103, wh

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WHERE ARE THES FREE TRADERS

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The effort of the G'obs to reconcile th. present Libersl trad+ policy with tha. wlic. was evunciated during the Opp ton era are distinctly amutinz,

Here is @ eampie:

“The Liberal party ip Opposition sai | in effect thet Ipgitien sie ahd d ;

= : iy @ } the country would be benefitted by aband-

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oning the policy of reetre o1 end sub- stiiuting for ita policy tha. -emoved the

; we ghts from ihe heels of enterpriee. The is-ue was made distinc: enough.”

The issue was certainly distinct, and it

wiyi—

“Protection is bad in principle cenire to circumference. It is pernicious, the product of se fishness, and the Jruitful parent of mmor.x!ity. duties, like every other tax, are and the menor jonrnal: who advocate euch duties bevond the ab-ointe vecessities of national revenue, cr from any other purpose thav aa a contribution to euch

from

ae they are velfish.”

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The method of “removing the weights

: See a ai ‘out? Mre. Wiuslow’s Soothing Syrup bas eee | eee heels of enierpris is fovod i r.

ielding’s anvounce ment that*w do not propose, Mr. Sp aker, o mak. avy changes in the tariff thix -ession.”

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Porr Mcierave, June 5, 1897 C.C. RICHARDs & wo.

Dear Sirs, -MINARD’S LINIMENT: my remedy for colds, etc. 1: ia the best liniment I bave ever used.

Farmers & Dairymen Attention

Th: eubscriber wil! seil by Public Auction, at his farm on St. Petere Road, three miles from Cha:lotietown, his entire stock of pure bred registered cattle, com-

Oklahema City has brought out @ most) prising

Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Holsteins

containieg Mra Jones? Grea. Herd of Jerseys supplemented by importations direct from the Channel Ielsode, This eale vill be without reserve on WED-~

‘ NESDAY, MAY 10tb 1+99, atI2 o’clce

egreement to the letter, andthen fi-d the |

nooa. Tbis isa chance ot a lifelime fo individuals, clubs or corporations to secue

: animals bred in the purple.

BENJAMIN HEARTZ. 00 w3i d2 awkfor 2 wks

L. W. MACDONALD

LAND SURVEYOR & ENGINEEE- ING DRAUGHTSIIAN.

Plans and specifications for Patents and Draughting ‘n general instructions in Mechan ical Lrawing, Surveys made at all points in the Piovince. Correspondence solicited.

LOWER PRINCE STREET, Charittetow

Sunlight and Lifeduoy Soaps

at 5 cents per twin bar, is lixe buy- ing silk at the price of cotton.

secre ewnes seem

Te The Front Again

After one years vacation from the meat ant grocery business, I bave opened up again i: my old stand on the comner of Hillsboro «& Hichmond Sts, where I will keep a full supply of aIl kinds of meats, fresh and salt. I Low take this opportuviiy of thanking my numer- our customers for their very liberal patronage during my thiiteen years in the meat busin- eas. Linvite all my customers back again, and will guarantee them every satisfaction, and any who have not had the good inck of dealing with us in the past, ard sav.ng money, would do well to startnow. Having secured the services 0? Mr. Howard Worth, who has spent eight yearsin the meat business, part of that time asa meat cutter in the city of Bos- ton and is cabable of cutting meat to suit all customers. We are better prepared thanever to give the public sstisfaction.

Our motto is “small profits and quick re-

turns” Come along every lady and see for yourselves. Special reduction made on £at- urday

Remember the place, correr of Hillsborough end Richmond Stieets.

WM. SELLAR May ay2i

OFFICE TO LET lan the eebsernber's building, Queen St. Rrge well lighted and of easy approach.

ent moderate 9lwk J McEACHERN

Pe Re “et EOE EOS. NT ate ® veel CC Ge ins rv ‘rs FYE TRS yi a yar ‘ ey Sas

John T. TicKenzie, ;

4 THE TAILOR &

+ PRUE IIE FeTTo oS Eg

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: CHARLOTTETOWN - + - P.E ISLAND

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utterly |

Tony ri | > AN EVI, }

reveaue, are a* unpatriotic and-an British |

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Sentner McLeod & Co,,

Wholesale & Retail Snccessors to Beer Bros

“Tiger & Boots

For Men and Boys—~«.

Clothing to fit any purse and any person. What’s your limit 7?— A $10.00 suit.

appreciate their values. For a big boy—3 piece suit, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50 to $6.50. Boys’ Norfolk Suits, very pretty Tweeds and Serge, For little boys what’s nattier than a Blu2 Secze Midty. than ours are not made.

SUNNYSIDE

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rand” Clothing

Shoes

Pick fiom these—Black Clay Worsted, Blue Serges and neat Tweed:—at that price—But you want to see the “Tiger Brand” make to

“Tiger Brand” make, $2 to $4.50 Batter suits and better values

R. H. Ramsay & Co OUR usin s wait aa ide K2222

Fertilizer Facts!

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The value of all Fertilizers consist in the amount of solutie Phcs. Acid, Nitrogen, and Potash they contain, and the brand which shows the greatest value in these is the one to buy, on the same principle that milk testing 4 per cent, butter fat is more valuable than 3 per cent. ‘milk ENGLISH MAN- UBES costing the same price, contain 20 per cent. to 25 per cent. more Phos. Acid, Nitrogen and Potash than any other compiete Fertilizer on the market.

Or in other words the Plant Food contained ina ton of other Fertilizer costing, say $35, can be purchased from us for about $28. ll fertilizers are sold under a guaranteed analysis enabling any who may, to verity the above, and the superior quality of these Manures is being shown by actual test year

after year by the really wonderful results produced whereever used,

AULD BROS-

Charlottetown, April 8th 1899.2 a wk ‘«wkly

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SHERWIN WILLIAMS’ PAINT

is the Best made---Try it

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UMADE T9, PAINT ‘BUILDING 5, WITH?

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For sale by. ..ee>

Simon W.’ Crabbe,

STOVES & HARDWARE

Walker's Corner

PROVIDER

WO. 23968.

RECORD, 2.2134

By Preceptor, sire of Nutgregor, 2.17} at 4 years, and five others ‘n 2.30 list; dam Lill, dam of Dot, 2.18, and grandam of Kickapoo, 2,16, by Dean Swift, sire of 4 in 30 list.

PROVIDER is 2? well known tothe pub- lic, both as a trotter and race horse, that but little need be said of him. At the trotting meeting held Charlottetown last September, he started the first as7 in the 2.26 class, an wor in three straight heats, making 116 fast time of 2.22}, 221], and 2.2, The next day he star‘@i in the free for all, and avain won in‘straight heats, time 2 22! 2.25} and 2.24} trotting every heat in the two races but one, in 2.25, and better, without making a break or mistake, beating such fast ones as Arclight 2.193, and Montrose, 2.20},

Persons who may not desire to breed trottors will please take notice that Provider has that superlatively good high knee action, so desir- abe in roadsters, aud carriage horses’ Theee qualities combined with his. fine breeding

arge size. good color, end disposition, must be sufficient recomendation tojnsure patran-

age.

vider will make the season at John Connor’s stables opposite the Opera House —Terms $10.00 ior the season, with usual

return privilege if mare is not in foal. W.S McKIPF, CHARLES WILUI AM ‘ Owaer. InCharge own April 4th, 1899 iy eod, wky fwks

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LIME! LIME

We are now burning and can supply any quantity of best Roach Lime for building and farming purposes.

C, LYONS & CO.