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Paine’s Celery Compound

wakes Sick People Well

she Great Banisher of All Trouble Brought on by Careless Living.

The cities and of Canada in spring time are fall of people who are in | gthoroughly wornout, “ar strung” nerv-

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oas condition, brought on by careless and heediess living. Sleepleasness, irritability god despondeacy help to make the cup of

wretchedness more complete. This army of brokendown men and,

women should know that new and vigor-

ons health depends on pur Ged blood, reg-

ulated nerves, sound sleep and perfect di- ation.

These happy conditions come only by the use of Paine’s Celery Compound. if any have thus far failed to get rid of nervous diseases, impure blood, kidney and liver trouble and dyspepsia, it is} because they have not used Paine’s |

Celery Compound.

The past testimony of clergymen, law- yers, physicians, merchants and people of responsible positions who have been made well by Paine’s Celery Compouad, should induce every ailing man and goman to carry home a bottle of nature’s lifegiver, so that they may test it for their own satisfaction.

Do not allow anv dealer to offer you 4 substitute. Insist upon getting “Paice’s,” the kind that “makes sick people well.”

give absolutely sure results — brilliant colors — no streaking, no crocking — fast. 10c. FOR COLORS. 16¢ for BLACK. on Home Dyeing on FREE BOOK application to

A. P. TIPPET & CO., Montreal.

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MISS McKUIVER is now here anc can be seen in our Millinery Department every day.

She has visited all the leading millinery establishments in New York, Boston and St. John and can therefore suggest to you the very latest.

New millinery goods daily expected.

Place your orders) now for Easter to ene sure prompt delivery.

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Wholesale and Retail.

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Clinical <Assistan at Royal London Ophthalmic Hospttal, Moorfields, and Central Londen

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THE DAILY,EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN,;! APRIL 10, 1900.

CITYC OUNCIL MEETING.

Several Important Matters up for

Consideration.

The regular monthly meeting of the City Council was held last evening, Mayor Warburton presiding. Councillor Lyons, whose illness will not permit his going out at nights, was the only absentee.

After the transaction of some routine business, a letter was read from the Sewer and Water Coumiesioners :egard- the claim of ihe McKinnon estate for work performed in connection with the water~ works by the late firm of McKinnon & McLean. The claim, it was o'nted out, had been reduced trom $900 to $750, and it was suggested that the latter sum be paid us a settlement in full.

The suggestior was acted upon, and on motion of Councillor Whear the Com missioners{were authorized to.issue a debenture tor $750, provided that amount be accepted as a settlement in full.

Anoiher communication from the Sewerand Water Commissioners asked for a debenture issue of $30,000 for sewerage construction, to run for 40 years and bear interest at35 pei cent. It was ordered that the request be complied with.

A communication wasr-ad from the Local Council of Women asking tha: em- ployers be requested to provide better

: toilet accommodation for females in their

employ. Councillors Whear, Horoe and Brown were appointed a special committee to enquire into the matter.

Councillor Whear explained that owing te toe low amount of the tenders received for the city weigh scales it had been de- cided that the city should manage the scales, placing a man in charge who would make returns to the City Clerk every Saturday night. He moved that Joseph Wakefield be appointed weigher at a salary of $250 perannum. Carried.

A report from the police committee

recommended amongst other things that.

the police patrol the city singly instead of in pairs a8 at present, that the members of the force wear theic regular uniforms whilet on duty, and that loafing in the police station be probibited. The report was adopted.

The resolution recommending the abolition of the ward system in civic elections, passed at the meeting

of citizens held in the Market Hall some time ago, was sudmitted.to the Board by Mayor Warburton and referred tc the com mittee on legislation appointed at the last meeting of the council.

The claim of Mrs. John Higgins for damages sustained by reasou of a defective sidewalk was referred to the Finance Com- mittee with power to take such action as they deem advisable.

Councilior Tanton moved that the Water and Sewer Commissioners be requested to move the water fountain at Heartz’s corner toa location at or near Wheatley’s corner or to some place which will be of legs annoyance to foot passengers in that locality. The resolution carried.

Councillor Horne moyed that a com- wittee of three be appointed to prepare a pian sod +pecification for a new bridge on Brighton *rtoad and report at next meet- ing.

Councillors Brows aod Taylor pointed out that the street commiitee were mov~ ing in the matter and Councillor Horne’s resolution was therefore uncalled! for.

Upon motion of Councillor Taylor Councillor Horne was given leave to withdraw his motion.

Councillor Brown submitted the follc w~ ing resolution, which was secovdec by Councillor Taylor: -

Wherese, the pfesent city surveyor holds the dual position of city surveyor and superintendent of water and seweraze and therefore is not only eubject tothe order of this council but also subject to the directions of the commissioners of sewers and water supply who are wholly independent of this couoc:!; and whereas it ig expedient that the ci'y su'vevor should be under the absolu’e and sy'e con trol of this council ;

Therefore resolved, that the services of Charlee Dalziel as such ciuy surveyor be dispensed with and Mr. J. P. Nicholson be appointed city surveyor st the salare of

aix huodred cellars per saenum from this

date. Gouncillors Horne and Tan‘o1 spoke

strongly against the re-oluticn, Cone-

cillors Brown and Taylor said they hed

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“Example is Better Than Precept.” It is not what we say, but what Hood’s Sarsaparilla does, that tells the story. Thousands of testimonials are examples of what Hood's has done for others, and

what it will do for you.

Dyspepsia — “I was weak and had gainting spells. Dyspepsia and indigestion in severe form troubled me. Five bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla made me well and

strong.” Mrs. WILLIAM VANVALEENBURGE, Whitby, Ont. * A Good Medicine — “We have taken

Hiood’s Sarsaparilla in our family as &

spring medicine and used Hood’s Pills for

biliousness and found both medicines very

fflective. For impure blood we know

ood’s Sarsaparilla is a good medicine.

R. S. Petron, publisher Bee, Atwood, Ont. ,

vOthing whatever egain+t Mr. Dalziel ;

tuey Ovuly wauted a mun for surveyor who would be directly under the control of the council!

Councillor Horne moved, seconded by Councillor Tanton, chat Councillor Brown bave leave to withdraw his motion.

The amendment was then put and de- clared lost on the following division :~

Ayee—Horne, Tantun, Whear.

Nays~— Brown, Taylor, Balle, McDonald.

‘ibe origioa! motion was then put and carried,

Councillor McDonald moved the follow- ing resolution seconded by Councillor W hear :—

ized to advertise for tenders for lighting the City of Charlottetown with electricity at the eXpiration of the present lease, viz. December !9ib next, for the term of three er five years.

Tbe motion carried.

Jouncillor Whear gave notice of ueval assessment by-laws. He pointed out, for the information of Coun~ cillor Horne,tha: negotiations were in

ders for plank. The tender of M. P. Hoyan, being the lowest, was accepted.

Councillor Whear, seconded by Coun cillor McDonald, submitted the fullowing resolution :—

Whereas, in the original laying out of this city, certain places were reserved by the Crows as parks or equares for the free use and enjoyment of the citizens and ot all Her Majesty’s subjects as recreation grounds or breathing places; namely Pownal and Rochford Squares in the western portion and Hillsborough and King Squeres in the eactern portion of the city whilst Queen Square in the centre was reserved tor public buildings.

And Whereas, the Government of this Province very many years ago contrary, to the original intention for which those equares were set apart, appropriated about one half of Pownal Square and erected a building thereon as a jail for Queen’s County.

And Whereas, the appropriation of the eaid square for the purposes ofa ja:l was an infringement of the rights of the citizens.

And Whereas, the present jail buildirg has become very old and dilapidated in appearence and has been frequently rex ported by different Grand Juries as ina very unsatisfactory condition, in many respects] partial'y usfit for habitation and virtually a disgrace to the province.

And Whereas, the time bas now arrived whena new and modein Luilding is apr absolute necessity.

Therefore Resolved that the Local Gov- ernment be memorialized to at once cause the removal of the Queen’s County Jail from its present site or to provide for the construction of a modern building ina more suitatle situation.

That a copy of this ;resolution be trans- mitted to the Executive Council of this Province and to each of the City Members of the Legislature and that a committee consisting of His Worship the Mayor and Councillors Whear, Macdonald and Horne be appointed to confer with the Govern~ ment on the subject of this resolution.

The resolution was adopted.

Councillor Whear also submitted the draft of a bye-law regarding the taxing of persons from abroad (other than commer~ cial travellers) soliciting orders for stationery, clothing, eic. in Charlottetown, which was referred to tbe Finance Com-~ mittee who are to act with the Recorder in preparing a bill fur eubmission to the Legislature.

Councillor Whear reported that at a meeting of the Fire Board the repairing ot Silsby steam fire engine had been re- commended, aleo the purchase of ladders and rubber coats for the firemen, The recommendation of the Board wae ap- proved.

Court edjourned.

~ PERSONAL.

Mr. Benjamin Rogsrs, jr., ceme ia 7rom the east by this morning’s train.

Mrs. W. W. Cox,of Bear River, was 4 passenger by this moroing’s t:ain from the east.

Mr. Joseph Youngheart, a popular com- mercial ambassador, is at tbe Hotel Davies.

Mr. D. M. Fergueon, representing Galt Bros., Montreal, is among the gues:s at the Hoiel Davies.

Mr. H. R. McKenzie, of the firm of Ar-enau!t & McKenzie, was a passenger by the eastera treio this morning.

Mr. A. Ieaace, of St. John, the well- known cigar mas, is bere On a business trip. He registered at the Hotel Daviee.

Captain Malcolm Macdoneld, of George- town, was a passenger by the Minto last evening returning from atrip to the other provinces. He is a guest at the Hotel Davies.

Mr. Ralph S. Carr arrived home last evening with the remains of bis mother,

Mra. James Carr, who died in Boston, | Thursday April 5th. Funeral will leave Clariottetown for Covehead cemetery on Wednesday.

—Juet six months since the Boer

Presidents issued thei. u'timatum.

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Miller Bros for the latest sheet music.

Kaster show at Paton’s to- ‘morrow evening, 8 to 10

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' o’cloek.

Carters for Wall Paper.

Easter show at Paton’s tc- morrow evening, 8 te 10 o'clock

Resolved that the city clerk be author- \ moderate’to fresh northwest to west winds;

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also ' for Pictou today totake twelve carloads ; progress for the'purcbase ofa new crusher. |

Councillor Brown submitted the ten. , — at 7.30 v’clock, R A degree. > tion.

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one of the biggest this winter,and now the

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officers and traosaction of other business

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Local and Other lems,

Easter Festiva ‘omorrow week. —— > -

Tue Miyro ie moving a8 usual today.

Artittery —No. 1 Company meet for dri]! this evening at 7.39. Recruits dril).

Mixce Pires.—Mince pies at the tea in Y.M. C.A. hall oo Thursday. Don’t mise it.

Tue Pross— Today and Wednesday, ;

fair and cool. lise iia Tae Princess arrived from Pictou this forenoon. She lefton return to Pictou at two this afteraoon. ~_——»——— Direct Service.—Tne Stanley leaves

of freight that are there to Summerside.

L. O. A.—-St. George’s lodge meets to- Initia- Every member requested to be present.

S..O. E.— Members taking part in the 8. O. E. chorue will meet at Kindergarten Hall at 7.50 sharp this evening. Every man wanted.

Easter Monpay.—-Eas:er caro! service in evening ; bright chornees,tuneful carols, enjovable programme. No admission fee. Silver collection.

I, O. O. F.—Alpha Rebkah Lodge meets this evening at eight o’clock. Two candidates for initatione A full attend-~ ance of the degree team is requested.

Sr. Pavt’s —The subject of the sermon tonight is “The Problem of Alienation froma God,” from the words, “My God! My God ! why has’t Thou forsaken Me.” f

Movytepd Pottwr.—About a dozen extra good men will be accepted for the North West Mounted Police. If intending re- cruits will apply to Mr. J. F. Whear they will obtain ali particulars.

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Tropuy.—The challenge trophy pre- sented the Boys Brigade of P. KH. Island by the Charlottetown Business College and Writing Academy is to be seen in G. H. Taylor’s window.

Art tHe Wesr.—There was a big snow- sto:m in Western Prince on Saturday last,

roade are banked 10 feet high with snow in some places. Peculiar weather indeed for April.

Aviiance.—The an- the Charlottetown Branch of the Temperance Alliance this evening at 8 o'clock in the Y. M. C. A. forthe election of

CHARLOTTETOWN nual meeting of

relating to temperance legislation for the city. A tull representation of members is desired.

Fire at Souta GranviLie.—The dwel- ling of Mr. Jesse Corbett, postmaster, South Granville,was burned to the ground on Sunday morning. The fire started about four o’clock and the family escaped in their night clothes. Most of the cons tents ofthe house were destroyed. The cause is unknown yet. There is thought to be no insurauce.

Train ARRANGEMENTS.—As soon as the Northumberland begins making daily round trips between Summerside and Point du Chene and carries the mails the eXpress train now due to leave Charlotte- town at 7.15 a. m. will leave at 6.30 a.m- for Summerside. Look out for change of time table as soon a8 naviga- tion is open at Summerside snd Point du Chene.

Provincia, ‘AtLianez.—On Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock the Provincial Branch of the Dominion Temperance Alliance will bold its annual. meeting in the Kindergarten Hal! of thie city. R«presentation from all temperance and religious organizations on the [sland is de- sired. In the evening at 8 o'clock a pub- lic meeting will be heldin Kindergarten Hal! to be addreesed briefly by clergymen of the different denominations of the city.

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4. Superior Quality

Of Wine, a tincture of [ron that will not blaeken the teeth, anda peptonized extract cen- taining the tissue-farming con- stituents of fresh beef, will be tound in every bottle of our

Beef, Iron and Wine. For weak and rapidly growing

once we will sell a part of it at

55 Cents per bottle—for zash enly.

children, for restoring the | strength after sickness, this P| preparation wil be found of 8} special value. To reduce « large stock at |

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IS REPAIRING TIME aval THE FURNITURE BUSINESS

Have a lock threvgh your kcure, end if anything needs repairing, let us send for it. We will put it in first-class order and ovr charye will be very low.

Mattresses.....

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