Quebec Steamship CO. Sir “CAMPANA,”

f -on: [Montreal resday 22nd May

rrom Cb’*\ow! Monday 28th May

onday 4:h June llth June se Bu * “ 25th “3 2» July “ Mh July “16. « “ 3300 “« 30 “ $6 6th Avg « 43%A~. « 20th “ 2%h “ _ 3rd Sept “ 10th Sept. = 17th “ 34th * + Ist rv. “ 8 h Oct. 66 16th “ 98nd “ e 29th «6th Nov. «42th Nes

Freight handled carefully and at cur reut rates Passengers will find the accomodat« the very Lest, and the trip up and dow the St. Lewrence the most delightial. CARVELL BROS,

Ch town, May | 4th, 1900 Agents. dy2aw wed & sat. fhe eee. Ch'town Steam Navigation Ce. Limited. STEAMERS

“Northomberland” and ‘Princess

Leave as below every day, Sundays excepted.

Ficn Poner Dv Cuexe, on arrival of 11.5 train from &t. John for StuMMERSsIDR, corarcting with express train for Char- lotietown and Tignish.

Frem ScumMERSIDeE ov arrival of morning train from Charlottetown and a! atations of P. E. I. R. for Poimnr De Cueng, connecting witb afternoon train for St. Jouy, Boston and Montreal.

Connection at Moycron with train for Caoada and N. B.,a Sr. Jonny with C. P. R.and railway for U.S. and Can ada, aleo at St. John with Steamers o! Ivternatioual and Dominion Atlantic R R Lines, Tuesday and Saturday after- noons for Boston direct, due followin day at noon, asd on Monday, Wednes- day and }riday mornings with steamere for |.astport, Portland and Boston.

From Picrov about half-past three on arrival of day train *..m Halifax and Sydoey for CHARLOTTETOWN.

From CHaKLoTTetrown for Pricrov at 8.30 a. m. convecting there with day train: for Cape Breton and Hatifax st Norte SypNey with steamer Bruce for New- fouodiland. tHavirax wiih C. A. and Plant Lice

THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN AUGUST 24, igoo

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UNUSED TO THE CLIMATE

A Frenchman Finds Cavadian Weather Had a Bad Effect ov His Hea'th.

Sr. Evstacue, Que., Aug. 20.—August DuBois landed here from France a perfect stranger to the weather condition® pre- vailiogin this country. The food altro i ffered tothat from which he had been ac- ‘ustomed, and his heart being weak, the s-hange bed a serious effect uponit. He went (0 & medical man who aid him no rood. He went to others with a similar -eenlt in each case.

“Thad to goto Montreal,” he says, o work for the Grand Trunk, and in tbat ity meta man who wae suffering from be same thing as myeelf, but had started o take Dodd's Kidney Pills. He told ne trey were doing him good. He was <ind enough to give me a few of them. I yok them. I felt myself much better. I rocured @ box and in fifteen days felt like

lifferent man.

Happy is the man who is sure there is one *woman who has unlimited faith in that he can accomplish.

To Cure a Cola in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Qulpine Tablets. All ruggists refund the money it fails to cure ie, E . Grove’s Signature is on each box

A man may have Opinions of his own about the ideal woman, but when it comes to marrying a plaiu, everyday girl is apt to know more about good housekeeping.

Minard’s Liniment cures Garget in Cows

The wisdoms of a sage is simply the art

of concealing his tienen from others, BR. A. W. W. CHASE’ S CATARRN CURE... 20C.

is sent direct to the diseased

arts by the Improved Blower.

Fieals the ulcers, clears the air Passages, ae droppin sin the throat and permanantly eures Catarrh and ee Fever. Blower free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co., Toronto and Buffalo.

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Two weak partners are seldom able to mske a business firm.

Minard’s Liniment cures Distemper,

Love better than any other universal principle bears to be made special, par- ticular, individual, practical.

for Boston. Passengers from all place: on P. E. I. Railway east of Chariottetow: can leave home 24 bours later than i joinieg Plant Steamers ia Charlottetow

‘ard connect with same steamer I Halifax. Through ticketsto be had at Gran

Trunk, Canadian Pacific, Intercelonia ind P. E. I. Rai)waye, on the Company® fteamers and connecting lines in Unitec States and Cenada.

Steamers are run on Eastern Standard. Time.

F. W..HALES, Secretary.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

th

p One who Cooks |

knows there is cne sure way to reach a man’s heart, and that is by always having a To “do |

nicely spread table,

this you must have cheice | groceries, canned gocas and provisions.

ve Can help Yourthere*

We have the hest of everything in that ‘ine What we want is jour trade; can we have it

JOHN McKENNA,

Que n £treet,

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TO LHT.

Nice House in Brighton—ihe {best | —

~ Resicental Seticn of Char- ‘ lottetown.

The north side of that new house

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Minard’s Liniment cures Colds, ete.

Many comets will be seen during the ‘wentieth centary. Toe most interesting is Huiley’s, fast reen in 1835, It is due v 19:0 or 1911.

Hinard’s Liniment cures Diphtheria.

OR. GORDON ALLEY | PHYSICIAN?& SURGEON

(Graduate McGill University)

Office and Reside ce— Dorchester Stree Office Houre—2 to 10, a. m., lte 3

and 7 ta 5, p.m. Prompt attention to country calle.

A CARD

R. MACNEILL, M. D..

Having 30 years experience in the practice of his profession, may be con sulted on all branches of gencral medi cine including the specialties.

Office and Residence—Prince Street 3rd door above Kindergarten Hall. Hiours—g to 13 a. m. 1 te 3 and to 8 p. m. dy & wkly 3 mos,

——— > Sy PR'NTING FOR ’

PROFESSIONAL MEN.

, Lawyers and Voctors bre, as & rule, very particular about their stationery ond a!) their printing. They want good paper used in their letterheads, noteheads and envelopes and they want the printed matter done tastefully and carefully.

Perhaps you sre a professional man. You’ve been having your printing done to suit you, and you’ve

been paying great big prices.

That’snot right. You ehould get

good printing and not have to pay big prices.

‘| Try us next time you want some- thing done. The work will be good.

The price will be low.

EThexaminer Job Prin t

London House Building, Queen Street, Charlottetown.

LAUGH 4 AT -KRUGER.

ie

who is returning to

A Hollander

Europe after fighting with the Boers

says they are not worth assisting. Burghers are leaving, he says, for their homes in batches of tens and twenties, and those left are either loafing or carousing at Machadodorp. ‘They are mostly Frenchmen, Germans, Holland- ers and Irish who are now at the front.

Mr. Kruger, after visiting his burgh- ers at Machadodorp, issued another proclamtion exhorting the Boers to ‘stand fast and fight well,’ and to‘ lure the enemy within rifle range and shoot him down.’ In this way, he says, they will ultimately triurnph, and retain their independence. The document asks ‘help from the Lord;’ then follow several Bible quctations.

It is reported that the burghers now receive these periodical religious mani- festatos with laughter. §General Botha is said to have replied to it to the ef- fect that the proclamation was un- necessary, and that the burghers would fight together. He boastingly asserts that he will not surrender like Cronje.

THE EVER-YOUNG CHIEF.

Lord Roberts is daily displaying wonderfnl energy. He rises at day- break, examines and replies to all tele- grams which have arrived over night. After breakfast he consults with the heads of the different departments while in the afternoon he is in the saddle, and sometimes covers enor- mous distances.

A characteristic anedote of the commander-in-chief is at present going the round of the camps. While Sir Redvers Buller was here he accom- panied Lord Roberts one afternoon on a ride to the wester part of the town, where a small steeplechase course had been arranged for a weekly paper- chase.

Lord Roberts, turning to General Buller, said, ‘Come, Buller, let us take the jumps ?’ ‘T90 old for that, sir,’ re- plied Sir Redvers. Whereupon the the commander-in-chief ,cantered for- ward and took all the jumps.

LITTLE BOBS” REWARD.

The world’s greatest figure just now is Lord Roberts, and the world is very much to be congratulated on having a leading figure of such exemplary and satisfying quality. He seems to be al- together admirable, good to. look at, simple, gentle, modest and superlative- ly competen. seems able to make a pen go, however shaky his legs may be, finds in Robert the only feature ot the war that it does him good io write about. He lauds him in the London Daily Mail with fluent and spontaneous enthusiasm, and betrays that affectionate respect which the field marshal seems to in- spire in every one. Lord Roberts seems to have all the virtues. He is

SOREN MEN OE LOA ROE EI

SS. STE

Julian Ralph, who still |

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unaffe: tz .dly pious; HE 1S TEMPERATE,

of course, and unlike Grant he doesn’t smoke tobacco, The newspapers are discussing what his reward will be when he finishes his work and comes home. One opinion is that he is too poor to be duke, and that parliament will not venture to vote him money enough to support the dignity of that rank, but that he will be made an earl aud given a hundred thousand pounds and the blue ribbon of the garter, No British general since Wellington has ever been a knight of the garter. That honor constitutes a degree too sublime, ordinarily, to be achieved except by supreme discrimination in being born. About twenty first chop British peers and five members of the royal family are knights of the garter, all the other members being kings.

TRICKS OF IMMIGRATION

AGENTS.

It is stated that many immigrants to Canada have been diverted from their original intention to settle there by the tricks of Yankee immigration agents.

| The following dialogue is represented

to have taken place between two Yan- kee agents, who skipped aboard the cars outside Montreal, and began talk- ing to a batch of emigrants,

Agents No. 1—‘D’ye mind the cold time we had in Saskatchewan?’

Agent No. 2—‘I guess I do. Didn’t all our stock get froze to death by the summer frosts?’

Agent No. 1—‘Not all, surely. There was that little red cow that we tried to keep alive inthe cellar through the winter. If you remember, she got out somehowt and was froze solid outside, and ’twasn’t till July next that we thaw- ed her out.’

Agent No. 2—‘Thawed her out? No, |

sir Why, din’t we milk ice-cream from her all that summer?’

What You Pay For Medicine

is no Test of Its Curative Value—Pre- scriptions Versus Dr. Chase’s Kidnéy-

Liver Pills.

Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are just as much a doctor's prescription as any formula your family physician can give you. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills were per- fected after the formula had proven it- self of inestimable value in seores of hundreds of cases.

Dr. Chase won almost as much popu- larity from his ability to cure kidney disease, liver complaint, and backache, with this formula, as he did from the publication of his great recipe book.

The idea of one treatment reaching ,

the kidneys and liver at the same time was original with Dr. Chase. It ac- counts for the success of Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills in curing the most complicated ailments of the filtering organs, and every form of backache.

As a family medicine Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are unapproached. They keep the kidneys, liver, and bow- els healthy, active, and regular, and 60 prevent and cure nine-tenths of the ills to which humanity is subject. One pill a dose, 25 cents a box, at all deal- ers, or Edmanson, Bates & Co,, To- ronto.

The difference is that Dr. |

one oe oe) @ OO OOS

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It's Important f @ Io order to have good castings that the »patierns be good also. We have in our employ “expert pattern makers” and do not hesitate in sayicg that our patterns sre first-class in every respect. If you do not have a pattern of the article yOu want cast we will be only too glad io supply you with eame. Your orders are solicited.

Brace Stewart and Go.

Founders, Engineers, Mechiriste and Boiler Makers.

Steam Nav. Co’s Wharf, Ch’town, PET Phone 125

*-e oes 6 @

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AUCTION SALE

To be sold at the premises by Publie Auction, on

Friday, the dist day August

At the hour of 12 o’clock noon, the house and buildiags on the corner of Richmond and Rocifort Streets,

Also the vacant iots adjoining the

| above,

For further particulars call at the Office of Warburton McKinnon. Solicicors. ;

MRS. ISOBEL MASON.

Mr.‘ RoBert BEArRsTO, | Auctioneer.

bilver Spring Brewery,

SHERBROOKE, P. Q. 8.C. NUTTER, Prop.

Ale and Porter of th above Brewery are vastly superior to the goods pro- duced by any other Brewery in the Dominion, and in ‘rder to give everyone a nance to sample them, we we eZ & quote the following

t low prices fer cash.

: 4 Pet Res eth did Hendoes

$16.50 3” fe 8.25 B Per } do.... 4.25 Per doz quarts....... 1.50 Per doz pints......... .85

. Delivered in'any part of the city, steamers or trains,

MACDONALD.

Sole Agent for P. E. D A | I % Ey | | Cures CHRONIC DISEASES and RUP- TURE. Office at Mrs. Stumbles, corner Prince and Keat Street, Charlottetown, from

Saturd*y evening :toT uesday a. m. every weex.

=| Dr.J C Houston

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For Round Trip Charlottetown -

$2405 |

Going Aug. 28:h, Sept. lst and 4th,

29th and Sit, For Reund Trip Charlottetown oo

$20.05,

rm Aug. 31st and Return limit | roan imit all tickets Lepr, itt

- nadian Pacific if ty popular route; on)

road. yume alte J, Dining cars serve all meals,

A. J. HEATE,

D. P. A, 0, a P,

BAKED ~ BEANS

Witn or withont to. mato sauce, fresh and gold.

Jon

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3 lb tins with sauce 12¢ lb tins with sauce 10c lb tins without sauce 10¢ lb tins without sauce &

Also a full line of tomato sauce from Ue bottle up.

SANDERSON ni

Victoria Row'Grogers.

~ BARBADO MOLASSES & SUGAR bP L

Direct from West Indies, cargo sch Malabar.

200 puns. tierces and bbls, ‘bright Bar- badoes Mol asses.

300 bbls. bright Grocery Sugar.

Now landing Connolly’s wharf and for sue

low. N, RATTENBURY.

2 3 2

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Aug 20th—eod.

Physician & & Sarge

SQURIS, P. E. 1. “"*

Graduate McGill University, '®.

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eee Door to Mercaants

Aw Ewauisa Lapy (experienced teacher)

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GREAT GLEARANGE SALE OF BC

WU oe SB WOGCBR OM

W. H. STEWART & CO,

Who Have Cone of Business, Will be Sold at

TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER Discounts 30 to 40 per Cent and Half Price.

“BOOTS

The Stock Is Practically New.

Now is the time to buy Shoes at your own price -Zale for cash onlY Goff Bros will conduct the sale.

who bas taught Kindergarten for several years in England wishes to obtain pupils, Lessons given at pupils homes. A course of lessons would be given to teachers or others desiring to be trained in the Kin« dergarten system. Thoroughly compet» ent and reliable. Good references. Apply

fecin the wert situated on Green. field Avanue in Brigh.on. Three lerge rooms on ground floor. Six rooms upstairs. Large yard. Now platform to door, Rent very low. Apply to

ROBT. L. COTTON, at Tue Examiner Orricz ev.2 wke eod,