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THE DAILY EXAMINER,

CHARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 7, 1898

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From a Gratefal Man.

Paine's ‘Celery Compound: Saved His Life.

Physicians, Medicines and Wivera! Springs Failed Him in His Time of Need.

1 Prominent Druggist Vouches for the Trath of Every Statement.

Weits & Ricnarspon Co.,

Gexriemey,—l think it my duty, with- out eolicitation from anyoae, to write in the interests of other sufferers, and give yous testimonial in favor of your {to me) almost miraculous remedy, Paine’s Celery Compound For more than a year I wase uffering from the agonizing pains of sciatica, and after try- ing all that medica) skill could devise, and }

THE SPLIT INFINITIVE.

G. Bernard Shaw Says the Clamor About It Is All Nonsense, In a letter to the editor of the London Chronicle G. Bernard Shaw writes: I should have thought, now that we have an academy of letters, that it might rescue us from the gentlemen who occa-

| sionally write to you to explain how

English should be written. Some time

| ago you les loose an unhappy creature | to whom some competent person had

incautiously pointed out a common blunder in the use of ‘‘and which.’’ Not understanding the matter, he began accusing every writer in whose works be could discover ‘‘and which’ of writing bad English. With your per- mission, I have extinguished bim, and he has not since been heard of. There was some excuse for that poor wretch, because there unquestionable is a wrong way of using ‘‘and which,’’ but for the ‘‘split infinitive’’ pest there is no excusy at all. There is nothing whatever to mislead him except his own nature. If any man were to object to a split indic- ative such as ‘‘I greatly regret,’’ or a split subjunctive such as ‘‘I should greatly prefer,’’ or a split imperative such as ‘‘come slowly ap,’’ what news- paper would waste an inch of space on bis foolish ignorance? And yet this split infinitive nousense is taken quite seri-

usly by editors who are sufficiently vood writers to repeatedly use it them- selves.

The infinitive is a mood in which the

sition of the adverb cannot possibly produ ambiguity; consequently the order of the words is not a matter of

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That Goes Back to Our Forefather in the Garden of Eden.

Did Adam Suffer from Indigestion ?— His Descendants do—But They Have Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets, With

Which to Cure Themselves.

Did Adam suffer from Indigestion ?

He did not—unless it was after he had eaten the forbidden fruit.

All suffering, all pain, is contrary to the Creator’s intentions. Man was not in- tended to suffer, or every baby would be born with a special disease.

But, since men and women, by treaking the laws of Nature, have brought pain and suffericg on themselves the all- wise Crea- tor has put within their reach the means whereby they can escape from the penalty of breaking Nature’s laws, just as He gives them the chance to escape the con- sequence of spiritual sin,

Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Billiousness, Sour S omacn, Flatulence, and the other diseases arising from defective digestisn are the most common ailmentsin America, ihe means wh-reby they are cured are Dodu’s Dyspepsia Tablets.

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The tea is worth 6oc.

TETLEY’S VIGTORIA’sh = REIGN, .

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Sold by most dealers at 6oc.; if yours cannot supply you send direct te

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Richardson Cu, Muntreal, P. Q. > : using many remedies, patent and other- es : Slit: uh Aaa as oe } carry out its duty prorerly and promptly. * wise. I concluded to try the Hot Springs at | immar, but of sty pig wach the ear ms i One or two of Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets 3 it ele Rl i 7 ‘ rh] is the only arbiter. The ear often de- Black and White Effects. k 2} te ill , Banif. I took the treatment thorous ly}? cis, aden cae 7 a ; "ale an taken after each meal for a tew weeka wi ro : a‘ : and carefully for six weeks, and came ; Wanucs the split infinitive and will have Black and white effects again figure | positively cure the worst case of Indiges~ A wee ara 1e re) Pattison Sg home st the end of that time racked with | 10 10 spite of all the silly people whodo largely in the domain of both fashion- | tion, Dyspepsia, etc. One or two doses give + pp * 7 pain and weighing 43 pounds less, At | not know what style means. able dress and millinery. Black and | complete relief. 2 a . 9 this juncture, when hope had almost fled When these infinite ipsects are dis- white silks, satins and brocades just Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tab’ets are sold by alt Rare Old Whisky : { heard of Paine’s Celery oe _ ne of, you ne doubt be attacked on from over aa are set forth | druggists at fifty cents —- ~ payee, x ~ j seemed auited to my case, and sent to in due course by the even more impu- ea ing im porters. lack and white | or aent, on receipt of price, by the d’s } ‘ re ieee . uy dowaaie’, Mr. J. W. Higginbotham, of | dent impostors who, though they pro- Seen cae failles and other faney | Medicine Co., Limited, Toronto. | a : A combination of the finest pure malt whiskic s made in the this pluce, and asked him about it. He | pounce the word ‘‘color’ soastorbyme gilks and liberty textiles appear. Black a Highlands of Scotland; thoroughly matured in wood For TEX @# T recommended it to me, and I took a battle. with ‘‘duller,’’ and never bear it and and white checks and plaids are being ay; YEARS, before bottling G 1 soon ee to _ better, and ap oe never have heard it and never will bear formed into stylish spring costumes |». 2 ps a, a Ree a This sverling whisky, % | the second bottle 1 was acured man 800) j: Dronounced in any other way, from. by the fashionable dressmakers, and | ©———————"“—“* ““tmen Aoae® | . . threw away my crutches. cinch to ane eines 06 be checksh . Diigsieleas cis ae Guinn Uk . The Finest Bver Brought to Prince Edward Island, & . I kept a bottle on and in case “ ‘ when it is spelt withouta ‘‘u.’’ Ltrust . and whitesatin brocadesbirt waists with zy may be obtained of all leading wine and spirit merchants, hotel 0 return of the complaint. I ol re you will always insist on these nui- their stylish black cloth skirts. Waists ag Wholesale from § years old, and I fee! as spry T did oon z sances definitely stating whether they | of black and white or gray and white * and free from pain N, shtotk ; Rogland pronounce it or ‘‘honor”’ or‘‘neighbor’’ stripes or dots are always good style, a, life. I was _ “ a aie Poon old. or ‘‘favor’’ or ‘‘behavior’’ so as to whether made in the manner of the cct- | o ee ee eae : _ moa ~ “egg the townahip of | "byme with ‘‘our’’ or ‘‘poor,’’ as the ton shirt waists or with full fronts x, eeu Mabie Gnd came to Manitoba | C4S¢ may be, or whether they are merely turned back with white revers over & ‘ ' eight years ago. Have always been a| bogus ectymologists—century belated tucked chemisette of fabric to match, *, or a e icenseé all ors . ‘armer, and am as able to do hard work Johnsons, _ | A full blouse of cream white silk or re ; now as ever I was. In either case you will be justified in satin, covered everywhere with a dra- T> z i With a heart fnll of gratitude for the | recommending them to the careof their pery or veiling merely of jetted black | j hotogre 4 hy " ; benefits derived from the use of your relatives and suppressing their bab- net, often proves the most becoming of ‘’ “« EFFEC EPS SESS SSF STS aS - remedy, and a wish to influence others who | ‘lings. _ all waists a slender woman of indiffer- |; Easy may suffer, I gladly and freely indite thie | -—---— : ent complexion can select. Sometimes D : i letter. ar ‘w¥evukeesys' ‘ey cream ribbons matching the blouse are | ! I t as ina 5 | Yours gratefully, Qu a the most satisfactory additions she can . vi] 0 ogra ey ae — ——— = a ae SS | canes Laverixet _ make to the waist; again, a bow of | \11 1898 Kodsks use our light-proof film Cart- : Virden, Man Cleaning Up soft pink or brilliant cerise satin works | ‘'48es and can be Loaded in Daylight. :

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a 5 , _ Mr J W Higginbotham, the snecessful | wonders of improvement.—New York $3.09 to $35.00. { . and extremely popular druggist of Virden | 0 y Post. 3 vouches for Mr. Leverington’s statements | nce a ear, nara ea atatoeuce free ew VTASTIMAN KODAK CO, | a Crossing Swords In the House, Re ; as follows: 7 : : wencies or by mas Rochester, N. Y. . I have known Mr. Leverington fortwo } The majority of people Away back in the seventies, during

years or more, and can contirm what he the famous deadlock fight on the civil

one Saturday afternoon. Ben Butler, that born wit, had stepped over to Sam

| has been sounding its praises, and he is a | f I perfect enthusiast on the subject of Paine’s they go in for a good . Celery Compound. I believe him to be cleansing once a year. In

Randall’s desk ior a private consulta- WANTED —A housemaid. — Apply to tion. Butler favored a Sunday session, | Mrs. EK, Bayfeld.

while Randall opposed it vigorously. $$... -—— . : on ; ice ft an de ee ee neal Logroop Thuewiay Vorving, nearthe Rai-| them out at 20 per cent. discount under rezular prices,

way Stution, a prasver book. ‘The finder will Y me ‘y ee Come and see.

250 pairs Ladies’ Corsets, new pools, best make; bul | segpumghaly sevens. as we do not intend keeping this class of goods, we will cleat

“ws the ‘‘home’’ it is a ration- J.W. Hicotrornam,

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odPraor ad treat their systems in ne Siaeee tiaiheoi ee alien meee se rene opera 4 ; ; ia c On z ; ‘ rights bill, the question of the adjourn- A, . 7 C — E Soe ao ade wn same manner as a house- ment of sete was under diecuniéih i At 20 per Cel FF Discount : und. Ever sin sure h © > 288 Wi uss 4 | in Ppt, stm keeper treats her home— alis, NS } TH j c . . : r | for God’s day,’’ said the famous high | be jewarted by returningittothe Rev Jas. . a —-——- st irrational habit. Your Perr ve a Poin _— ' , ' a - De aii Miaeth! enki | tariff champion, ‘‘and I don’t think it (| Simpson, Rochford st. 428 iinet dail alae t . ee ee eens a. ite | Tight to hold a session on the Sabbath, ” 3 | able possession, anc it j “Oh, pshaw!’’ responded Butler. y solace Auer ioihecees eee . should not be necessary to | **Doesn’t the Bible say that it is lawfal | ~ =) i26 Iw AC O a aa have to impress upon you | to pull your ox or ass out of the pit on | ————— oat a a | ' . -2 CON- | Y « av? You have 73 asses TO LET-—A conveniently situated and com- that you should take con the Sabbath day: You have 73 asses on fortable house on Uprer Hillsboro St, with m my . TP “wstant care of it. If you your seas this house that I want to hay wirdow and six rooms. beaigeatiarge pas: The Bast Place to Buy Your Clothing and Roots Ee : ° ° , is str m< mos ry, and large clothes closet, pp o Aub- ‘ ; - # up wmecneminnas have been neglecting it dur- os wooed — h . ee a . rey Brown, at Mark Wright& Co's. . 126 uf : F —a- s ing past seasons, and feel | ee a Cl ae ee (a ; HE watch trade has been | the need of a Spring me- Don’t do it, Butler,’’ pleaded Ran- TO LET—tThat heantifully situated hog—9) Oa = > == . } luc ing of late. first a — dall. ‘I have some respect for you that | or Prighton Kead, now occupied by Mrs rather fluctuating of late, first | dicine, take 3 don’ cee os aie Cameron, conta’ning nine rocmsand bath- the price went up, after : on’t want to lose. [expect some day | yo.m, and neated by het water, and fitted 6{ ' . iii ’ to meet you in a better world.’”’ for electric light. Possession given June 15th a long period of low prices, Abbey $ Effervescent Salt “But "sea'll be there. ab. you are Apply to w.C. Harris, Architect, 123 ) nov the prices have dropped Take it every dav It bere.’’ retorted the sly B a ili quick ee fe ee eee ine ri ; : , ° vs , ay " J wi" i ’ ee ee ee oe PASTURE TO LET -- Within city limits, ~ o> hether be _ e of ‘ai | is not only a Spring medi- as a flash, ‘‘a member of the lower | Waterthereop. Appiy ‘oJ. A. Longworth. é 4 or greater variety of preduction | “Swicine It is an all-the-year- bouse.’’—Louisville Courier-Journal. krerneaneveicrtec een er ners ope eaves eeag we cannot say, but the fact re a eal sauna’ aut invigora —_———__—— SIORE fF , nee a wo ——- he 2 ‘ - a _ : Ss a- eis ; ‘ shop eccupled by Johnson & Johrson, Drug- . . : ’ + +e mains that you can buy from us tor, which purifies the The Quality ef Real Fun. gisix, next to fondon Heuse Corner, Apply is so interesting to everybody that we must make onr advertssemlem _) ® reliable timekeeper cheaper at and cleanses the One man said to another in an ele- money (0 Goi Bros ia! 216-20 Ks a attractive in order to get your attention. Out of consideration for your . pn oe See, ee syste Its use in the | vated car about something that he had | wan Teo—Immediately, a capab e house- feet as well as for your pocket, iurn your steps this way and gsave there is no need to buy shoddy a eee . just read, *‘Now, that is actually fun- | maid. Reie ‘enc: s required. Apply, to Mrs. mone j ial oh ll Spring will do you more | ny,’’? and then he read it over again. Se posendiasialcton SR " . SS et wank pmeed snd. alec good than many so-called | The inference from this is, of course, | pi |-ET.—A cottage on West St H.C. 5 a the ‘cheapest watch for the Spring medicines. The fact } that many of the things written in fun sap : May <i—iW pring 62s ’ money. we reeemmend a good <p that it is endorsed by and are not really funny, and, making due WANCTEO—Ag ints for new season, new : S aa ae a: ibe ‘ters into the prescriptions allowance for lack of appreciation, it is | S#moles, pew plan of cugage nrent. the latest styles and newest designs. Look at the prices. Ladus & movementin a nickel case instead enters into the pres crif . doubtl t th; +} f tl mye Luke Bros Co., Moatreal s © - . ‘. , h and ‘ f oor one in a fine lookin of the leading physicians of oubtiess true that inuch of the matter sie clogs allan shoes from 77 cents up. Mens shoes $1 up, Misses’, Youths ot a poor oneln ¢ ie ne : ” ‘ - ; mnbme stains’ Dac | me , ‘no ' wa — ‘ . : : 2 3% lor ‘a use that wili only wear Great Britain, Europe and eb “n _ er ae wontons yndenen. ao ae childrens at reck-bettom prices, If they disappoint your expec _ olorec case f i % , - : y y » ” : oe ‘ . . : . i y Canada. should be sufficient scene scae may be well intentioned, tions or your feet, you can come and blow us up and get your momey ' a very short time. anada, ; ne ' good natured, even cheerful, and yet TO LET— On Haviland S'reet, opposite the Ska . guarantee of its sterling lack the peculiar filling, satisfying, en- | Charlottetown Hospital,» house containing | o's

Soliciting a share of you patronage,

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a we remain, i Yous respectfully, Abbey's Effervescent Salt is a stan- i r lard -nglish preparation, which is ’ . +? ;

Z | by all druggists at 60 cts. a large Li 7 eS bottle. Trial size, 25 cts.

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ergizing, refreshing, uplifting quality | Gillis. ‘ossession given about Woh June.

of real fun. Beautiful lecation, rent moderate. Arply to

2 . ; Mrs Consoily next door, or to John Conn-

The man who has this kind of fan in | olly, corner Queen and Dorchester Sts. 116 his heart and who has besides the power “wr Lac heneneeneion yee

of communicating it to his neighbor | mona ct wot Preble ater thee ee need not go to the Klondike for his re- | orearlier, if desired, Apply to James D.

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_ | TO LET —The house and premises known ii You Have Books “Ey

The Borrower's Way. as the “Old Londo House,’ situateon Water

eh VICTORIA JEWELRY STORE. 3t., nextt» Government Warehouse No 1

Th emnladinted ing and Ulceratin Aching & lf you lend a man grass seed, he’]l | \ppl~to Peake sros & Co. jan2-—-tf

Teeth gome around later to borrow a lawn rn ~~ T . ii, on Pe i. TANTED-Sucecessful cinvassers in apy Treated and filled. : mower. —Chbristian Work. line to act as elouera., $0.05 per menth and ll Yecayed te+th crowned with gold. =

expenses. Address box 679, Montreal.

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Mode ate prices.

OR. J. P. MURRAY TO LET.

; ; situated house on upper Queen St., being the

: Bor-thesammer of 98, a Seaside Cot- southern half of the residence of the late ; ens This new iat st » kecen o8 . re at Chief Justice Palmer, now in occuvation o of thore pretty Book Cases, which were former'y 30.1. ‘

lk tage « Res‘dence at Wheatly River, containing | Commander Cheyne. Hot and cold water marked at $0.25.

h The Hermitage. : "| Beautifully situated on Point Pleasant arm, North River, overlookisg the ill<boro River, aud the approach to the arbor, An ideal spot tora summer

> : . | in sam-2, rent moderate, possession g‘ven Ist j a about 11 rooms, with lawn «od gardens, May ucxt. Apply 161%) JANES FALMER \, U } : . | good stables and out houses, orchard an‘ | Ch’town, 6 ‘ oi. a es; d trout fis lose a a a ; oe a ee ee IDEAL $UMMER RESIDENCE~—To let for to house. nt very moderate. Apply} the sammer months, @ coitage containing

BARRISTER, &e. to s¢ ven rooms, situated at Waterside, froniing

SARAH McMILLAN, on Pownal Bav, Firrt-closs truit and vege-

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ellers of good Furniture

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