THE

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EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 21, 1898

, } cal and Of es 7 ' AUG) ali lel Bills, ha | A I THY | N (;uysboro town is | ealthiest in Canada, | ‘ a Cisse of liphtheria « ver Une year, 1890 Uv, | ere Was ) ne [uberai, H awkesburv | + Journal -_ : , . DRowXED BurrerMiLtk.—At South . ok, N. § last Monday, the eighteen ynths old childof John Brown was rowned rhe parents left the lor : tan, and it has) child alone in the house, and on re- new ce Lalso a sli ‘turning found it had fallen into atub of | o the hes buttermilk. r ° _ a be A Pieasanr Ovrise.—lIf you are fortu-~ . |} nate enough to attend the League of the s | Cross picnic at Midgell on the 28th you will epend a pleasant day, Arrangements

have been made for a visitors

large pbumber of @ great many boya, and there will be an ample supply of re the grounds. ‘The band of the Society will also be hand and furnish music throughout the day. There will also be races in which the boye al- compete in large numbers. Don’t or you will regret it. Announce-

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DAMAGE BY ying.—-A short. bu

nN al arp and severe lightolag storm passed

Ip ak S Ol I I t befo e 7 o’clock j morning. Rain fell in torrents aouinst the carelessness | aud Was accompa vied by vivid lightning + igi eee. and heavy thunder. The new dwelling

of you nel ZGaAdor, as well | house of Mr. Harry K. Lewis was struck. as the purely accideutal | Th lightning enter d the main chimney,

‘ . bs i | knocking off about 2) bricks and splitting res. J hey may come | 1 tothe roof. It appears to have passed ty you atary time. If} in two directions—one following a rafter ive] ; ‘nsured in my | thew stera side avd escaping under go J | the eaves, splitting the rafter. The other companies you are pr0- and more serious, followed along the ridge tected. spreading the two sides of the roof apart shout two inches unti) it reached the other imney, which it damaged slightly.

E R BROW Fortunately no one ims the house was ° ° 9 | burt, but all were very much alarmed.— Telegram. }

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

> Mrives or Weattn—It is quite inte:s esting to peruse the list cf plays that have earned miliions, not always for one man, but proving @ mine of wealth for geveral S488 S SSSA SBVSEVS*F® [ciribution. The gross receipts of fifteen

. | selected plays stand at $34,765,000, in» 4 Da&LIcious ding the

’ cluding the most successful dramatic ven~

tures of recent years, some of which are ( ; '¢ (

sill earning. Heading the list is Rip ’ \ forlOc ¢ i

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Van Wiukle, which has had 5,000 per- formances and earned $5,000,000, “The Old Homestead,” 5,000 performances, $4,~ 506,000 receipte; Erminie, 4,600, $3,000.- 000; Robin Hood, 2,500 times, $3,000,000; The Silver King, 4,500 times, $3,000,060; Shore Acres, 2,500 times, $2,880,600; Kerry Gow and Shaua Rbue, 4,600 times, $2,760,000; The Two Orphans, 5,500 | times, $200,000; A Parlor Match, 3,000 ¢@ | times, £1.950,000; The World, 2,000

T athe j e of ‘ ir Wit takes. . . :-. al the ! —_ soa wag } times, $1 ,7 50.900; The County Fair, 2,100 sil ' 1 ey e Hing i Lu 4 ; } t mea, $1,500,000; Adon a. 1,000 times, / i ee ¢ $1,200,000; Hazel Kirke, 3,000 times, “Tew r r $1,000,000; Shenandoah, 1,20@ times, D. STEWART g | $1,000,000.

Worth Trying if Sick.

| A verified record—1,016 personscured in one month by Dr, Chase’s Family Remedies, Al dealers se ] a.d recommend them,

ECLIPSE BAKERY

' BAKES BEST BREAD. ¢

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“SWEET SINGER” OF THE ALLIANCE.

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An English woman, who has the cour

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ige of her muse,since she pays the Lon- lon Times for inser‘iug the followirg sas an advertisement, undertakes to le the bearer of BRITANNIA’S MESSAGE, : i ; (Proposed Arglo Amerizan Alliance.) } June, 1898.

Columbia: of nations best beloved,

Now, that thy brave, bold hand in mail is gloved,

Britannia sends greeting.

For thee, with joving thoughts, all hearts are beating, :

lt is no dream : it is a true affinity,

A mother’s love endures to al! eternity.

Our blood is thine, and so is our religion,

Speech, literature, and law (with its tra- dition).

Thine is our history of a thousand years,

With all anation’s struggles, hopes, and

to thee her warmest

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fears, hen may oar flags united ever stand, - ’ ! [owave o’er every sea and distant land :

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Proud mistress of the ocean, with her daughter fair,

Glorious deeds, and noble acts, let each

one share !

For the whole world allied we then could face,

No power conld foil us, we’re the conquer- ing race,

And now, it is t:rice, thou hast fougbt for freeuom’s cause,

Gaining profo ad respect thereby, wide applause;

*Twas first to escapea Kingly rod un- just,

To free thy slaves, thou laid’st thy broth- ers in the dust.

Oh ! let the quick electric flash good tid- ings bring!

“ Proudly through Britannia shall the echoes ring. ”

“ May victory follow swiftand sure where honour leads. ”

“ Oh! may her daughter triumph through

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her noble deeds ! —Jane H. Oakley. Wilbury-lawn, West Brighton, Eugland.

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Healthy, happy children make better men and women ofusall. A _ little care and a little planning before birth is often more important than anything that can be done after. On the mother’s health and strength depend the life and the future of the children. A weak and sickly woman cannot bear strong and healthy children. Most of the weakness of woman is utterly inexcusable. Proper care and proper medicine will cure almost any disorder of the feminine organism. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription has been tested in thirthy years of practice. Tt is healing, soothing, strengthening. It is perfectly natural in its operation and effect. By ‘ts use, thousands of weak women have been made strong and healthy—have been made the mothers of strong und healthy child- ren. Taken during gestation, it nakes childbirth easy and almost painless and insures .he well being of both mother and child. Send 31 cents in one<~cent stamps

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Wonderful Bargains

Wonderful Assortment STRAW HATS AT COST AND LESS CHILDRENS SUITS

AWFUOLLY CHEAP

WHITE AND FAXCY SUMMER VESTS

HOT WEATHER COATS

LIGHT SUMMER SUITS

in the City for Ohildrens Clothing.

PROWSE BROTHERS

to World’s Dispensary Medical Associa-

tion, Buffalo, N. Y., and receive Dr, i Ea . Pierce’s 1008 page “Common Sense \ M ACDON \] D Medical Adviser,” profusely illustrated. dhe ith JIN SABA,

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“WEY STORE”

ietiitlin taaed cacti ties Saas,

of spending. ‘The early comers find earlier The town Clock strikes six and the store There’s never been lime of vear in this store before.

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was like a bee hive yesterday, thronged with busy buyers all day long, Customers don’t need to ask why we are so busy, all they have to do is to ask the prices we are sell- ing the goods at, that answers the guestion.

THESE DAYS ARE ALL TCO SHORT

We've so much to do, so much opportunity to make this best store better. so many ways of making this necessary store more necessary to you, Days too short for you too, gathering for lthe seasons wants at prices so small that you double the pleasures

such a volume of goods

CALL AT MY STORE AND SEE.

Sontner, McLeod & Co.

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shoppers before them, day is over too soon handled at’ this

DIRECT IMPORTER ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS, LuITH HOUSE 32 to 38 Queen St., Ch’town, P. E. I,

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f | for hot weather shoe, with the worn is always wanted, is our Checolate Oxford shoe. We have shades of tau. Our styles are swell and handsome and our prices are large and complete Jine of gents’ fine shoes in all latest styles and

W, H. STEWART &Co

a nice assortment of

SLOUSE SETS

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Wholesale & Retail Ez Write for stock list and prices. ladies and Misses, that, when once them in fine blrck kid, and all attractive’ We also have a very colors. R ( the newest designs in

sterling silver and_ rolled plate, and selling very low, c2em

W. N. TANTON

Opposite Crabbe’s Hardre Store.

lcITy - HARDWARE - STORE THE GFAND SOUVENIR

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Keep out the flies with our wire, Buy General Hardware, Stores, Paints, Oils, Glass, Paper, Fence Wire, Farming Tools and lots of other lines in the Hardware Trade.

Don’t forget the Que- bec Heater, but, and a great big but, you must buy for cash.

aw A “By, a TASS 7 oS BE A ca) (CED: G arp BY aes)

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Stoves, Paints, Hardware, Oils, Good Goods, Low Prices, Courteous Treat- ment, Prompt Attention

5 Also a full line of steel and Full line of Oxtord Stoves Ranges. iron stoves and ranges.

R. B. NORTON & CO LTD

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ergers Pure

Paris Green

‘In one |b Lever top tins,

'Cycloren bug Machine.

iInsect powder distributor, the latest bug killer,

Wholesale and Retail,

SIMON W CRABBE

Walker s Corner , STOVES & KhARDWARE