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DODD'S ARE ae ~ LIKE THIS.

D-O-D- eS

the Examiner Calendar ae OR OCFO 3ER....

MOON’S CHANGES. New Moon, 4th.

First Quarter, 12th. Mall Moon, 18th. Last Quarter, 26th ; — Sun High » Day ofWe'k) pices.) Sets. Water — i. hh) oe h 1 Sunday ~ 29 nema 8 27 9 15 3 Taesd 25 4 Wednesday z= 25 a + 3 Thursday 13 2} 5 42 Tanne bey = 2 tata sai oe ; 16 18 1 19 SSunc ay 17 16 2 08 > Monday : O Cazsia 19 14 2 57 sPWednesday| 20 12 } 3 46 (2 Thursday st a : = 13 Friday 23 ; a 14, Saturday ' 24 : 13 5 Sunday 26 5 soe 16'Monday 27 3 1 17| Tuesday 28 1 37 8 39 18 Wednesday; 30 0 34 9 27 9 Thad 31 58 3, ‘10 16 : y 2 Frid: y 33 1456 | 27 {11 05 ™) Saturdzy Se 24 ll 54 22. Sundity 36 53 2) even 23\Monday 37 51 13 l 32 24’ Tuesda 38 50 ls 2 - 25\Wednesday | 40 48 15 3 0 26,1 hursday 41 46 5 3 58 Te ‘riday 43 44 6 4 47 28 Saturday 4 43 3 5 36 29' Sunday 46 41 1 6 25 30 Mcnday 47 41 5 7 13 3:Tuesday ‘6 49 = 39 959 802

Wants, Lost, Found, &C

Ww AN iT} D—A good smart boy fur work. Apoly tothe mawager of the Gas works.

WwW ANTFED-

Girl for general housework, »

Apply to Mrs Bagnall, Fitzroy Street. 241

FOUND —Onthe road between Char.otte

sown and Little York. asumcf money. The ewner can have the same by calling at this office and paying cost of adve rtlsement. WANT?ED.—A girl tor general ho isew ork Apply at ‘ais offlice. TO BE} ET—Comfortable house on corner

o# King &ad Weymouth Streets—eight rooms yard and Outbuilding, newly repaired and eloaned. Apply to John Murphy, a

WANTED-—A furnished house, Married couple withno children wantto renta fur- wished house, Pleasant sitnation preferred. Apply at this office. 240 -neral servant

WANT i(0—Immediately, a | aoe’ y to Mrs W

—good reference required, ¥ Mitcne!|! » King Sqaare. “APPRENTICE WANTED—At THE

Ex-

AMIMER Job Printing Rooms. TO LST —Shop ani 5 room:, aext Masonic Temple. Apply toG V Movpre. 336 3i pd

WANTiD—Competeat coox in a small family, wnere another servant is kept. Ap- ply to Miss Alley, Prince “t. 228 tf niesaiislisieons sisieteahtiehiitensl Ade

WANTID—Girl for general housework To a#suitable one liberat wazes will be paid. Apply atthe residenc? of W T Hugzan, Up- per Prince Street.

WANT good wares. ton Road

TO LE

1D—Girl for general housework, Apply to Mrs F Perki ns. B a 298 t

five rooms,

—A house containing

situa'ec on King Street, back of Merchant’s Bavk of 'EIsland. Apply at the office of LL Beer

WE WANT AT ONCE — Good honest moninevery losalty, local Or travelling, to introduce: and advertis» our goods, tacking up show cards On fences, along public roads, and all conspicuous places. No experiences need- ed. Salary or commission $60 per month and expenses $2.5) per day. Write at once for full particulas THe EMPIRE MEDICINE Co., ondon, na 274

vroL E south, 10

—l house on Brighton Rod, facing rooms, bathroom and pantry. heat- ed with | ot water aad fitted for electric light.

houses On Brighton Road, facing west,9 rooms pantry and bath room. Apply to

Matheson & Bentley. 218 ~ PLEA WORK! nO Canve mailed or:

Leader

ANT AND PROFITABLE HOME ww families; day or evening, good pay; sing; plain instructions and work application. Address, Co-Op-K.Co. Lane Toronto, Ont. 218 eod

+ PTo LE T--Suital dle for office of LW Ue 90K, May’s Cor! North ‘n Sqttare \ pply to Catherine May, Piince and Kiag Sts, 227

ED--Two gentlemen boarders or one ouple, in a private famlly, in a nice ated, lignted, bath and good table yuarders. Enquire of PO Box 243 ae ____ Jae 80d 2wks 20 Le: —For tne term of tuur years and kx months, that large store on the corner of and Graftoa © “treet s, lately occupied by Meu ay Woolen Milis. Apply ry eee sit

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WANT married Wwuse, h No ther

office

THE DAILY HXsc1LNER,

ROCKY POINT FERRY

et

Commencing Monday, October 2nd. the

steamer Elfin will run aa follows for tbe balance of the season 1899: Wi!) leave Prince Street wharf PRs s kc Rdbsscon ~» 7.00. a m * ee ee ee oe ee oe 9 00 " ss serene ees we we CPP ROR e ee *ee @ 6 11 00 ' ae © S0CCOO eo cee esewvecee 1 00 p- m “ Pe eee eee eee ant eC eee eee *e 2 00 m “ SOP CROPS ee OF eee eee eee. 4. gL ee eeee 4 00 = “ 5 30 “é

Will leave Rocky Point: At PPP OR REE ETE EER Pewee E EEE 8 00 a. mie

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SF aeenes i. a | “ oo. ee aes ee 1 30 p- aii _ errant rensiomecerttrie=ne 4a Meee e ee eceees —_ ari oar, ME sessenneneeeececome tes ea. [SUNDAYS. Will leave Prince Street Wharf ° ak 4 an or ane ™ cuinolisiscmnsy +32 ee ee i ea ae Will leave Rocky Points | en Shee senate we! ne - eece I 30 eo mm. 3 00 6

SICK HEADACHE

Positively cured by these Little Pills.

They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsfas Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. <A per fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsé ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongué Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER... They Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.

Small Pill. Smail Dose, Small Price.

Substitution

the fraud of the day. See you get Carter's, Ask for Carter's, : Insist and demand Carter's Little Liver Pills,

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--A ROYAL TRIO —- Sunlight and Lifebuoy

“are

The best laundry and tuilet soaps made in the world, guaranteed to be absolutely pure,

“MONKEY BRAND”

which*cannot be equalled as a -scour— ng and polishing soap.

TRY SOME EZ All are 5c large twin bar

White's Caramels and

snowflake

Chocolates <j

Can be had at any of the following first class store

T. J. Morris

D. L. Hooper

W. Pickard & Co, W. A. Hutcheson W. F. Carter Stewart & Gates Sanderson & Co Beer & Goff

J.D. ae & Co Re conee. Nee 4

in PEDAL Pace KE

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THE ASYLUM FNRUIRY.

(Continued from page bs '

enough time to the patients, Some: atten- dants bad told nim if they were sworn they would tell him how much time the Doctor gave. Mr. Blanchard and he visited Dr. Frazer when be was jjl, He was informed Dr. Blanchard saw him Sat

urday morning. He was interested in him as a acquaintance. The patients used to go to bed 7 T o’clock as reported by Mr. McPiail whereas the bye-law 8 o'clock. This was going On for 4 years. The Medical Superintendent chenged it t-

8 o'clock. When be and Mr, Blancbard

wentthrough the wards patients and at- tendavts com plained of being kept up. Oo Tuesday morning the Medical Super-~ intendent told him that he was over» tuling bye-laws ty requesting Mr. Me~ Pbhail to allow the patients to retire at 7 oeclcck. Dr. Blanchard could not have seen Frazer from Saturday till Tuesday. Witness thought proper case was not g:ven by the Medical Superintendent and that a resideni doctor was a necessity. He was made to under- stand that the Medical Superintendent did not give enough time to patieats. He brought to the notice of the Board the fact of the doctor’s absence during Frazer’s critical condition.

Dr. Blanchard—I severely reprimanded the officia's for not reporting Dr, Frazer’s condition.

W itness—A:ways visited the storeroom. He found the meat good and sound, The bread was generally good, rather coarse. He did not know anything of the bull beef. No complaints came to tbe Board from the Medical Superintendent about food or abecut the cold, He knew nothing of the cold except On a visitone morning. None of the attendants told him of the cold. During the winter instructions should be given to keep up fires longer.

ToDr. Conroy—The board visited in turns. It was considerec thata monthly visit should be sufficient provided proper management exiisied. Though he aught to have visited ofteorr than he did.

To Mr. Rogers—The attendants are not educated properly to look after patients, Should be lectured by medical superin-~ tendent. Thema'e attendants are gene- rally good, and same females. The wages ia not tatisfactory.

D:. Blanchard to Mr. Rogers—Wages are fixed. The attendents are the Lest to be procured for the wages given

Lr. Blanchard h»:e read a memorandum Of bis visits tothe asylum, From Jvne Ist, 1898 to Dec. 3ist, 1°98, 183 days, be had made 1£5 Vise. From January l|st, 1899 io Sept. Slst, 234 days without S in- days, 245 visits were made. He was pot tupposed to visiton Sundays, but often did. Dr. Blanchard also read a portion ef hie repo:t tothe Government for 1891,

To Mr. McRachern—W hen a patient is sick the attendauce on him is increased, A patient’s pulse and temperature is not taken by attendants owing to incom- petence. Whendeath occurrs immediate notification is always given.

The eubycenaing of new witnesses wa3 discussed and deemed unnecessary:

The taking of evideece here closed.

Mr. Farquharson said be made reference the other aay to something thet appeared in the press of this city, and thought at the time that the press was very unfair, The press ia stil] following it up and 1s prejudicirg the public and ihe commisticn. His name was 4sed in respect nto “fixing” the report of the commissiorere. He would like to have the cummisioners’ Opiaion on this matter,

me al

and to express jtheir sirong dieap- proval of this action. The statements bave bien greatly exaggerated

and celculated todo this province barm.

The investigation has proven the state- ments which appeared o be almost com-

pletely talse JThe resson he referred to thie,

he said, was that the commissioners in their closing report may express their Opinion On the action of the press of this town on the whole sitnation,

The commission followed criticising the course the press hed taken. A desire to fiod out tacts had been the motive of the investigation, If the press keeps within the law nothing could be said. Poli'ics would never enter into their consideration. Dr. Conroy said that if avything can be corrected Mr. Far: jubarson would be the more pleased that i it had been found out, Nothing oughtito prejudice the people or commicsion. Common fair play should dictateja differen: course than (he press bas followed. It wasareflection on the Premier and on the commission, and an insinuation against their fairness and honvesiy. If the report of the commission was found to be different from the evidence then was ihe time for the press to criticise.

Lhecommissioners met last n’ ight and prepared their preliminary report which has been sent to the Governor.

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Weary of Experimenting

With salves, sup bositori ieS and ointments

and dreading : a surgical oderation, scores a nd hundreis have turned to Dr A. W. Chase’s ointment and found it an absolute cure for pile

The fisrt application brings relief from the terrible itching, and it is very seldom that more than one box is required tn effect a per- makent cure

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TANSTEAD JuNcTON, P. Q., 12th Aug.

1893. Messrs C C Ricnarps & Co.

GeyTLEMEN,-—I fell from the bridge lead- ing from a platform to a loaded car while assisting my menin uploading a load of grain. ~The bridge went down es well as the load ov my back, andI struck on the ends of the eleepers, ~——e a serious injury to my leg. Only for its being very fleshy, would have broken it. In an bour could not walk astep. Com- menced using MINARD’S LINIMENTD,

and the third day went to Montreal onf business and got about well by the use of acane., Ican sincerely recommend it as the best liniment that I know of in use. Yours truly,

C. H.Gorpoy,

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CHAKLULLEYOWN, OCTOBER 14,

_| BEYOND COMPARISON

There is nothing in the world to Compare in Curative Val- ue with Dr. Von Stans Pine- apple Tablets for Dyspepsi.

Vegetable pepsin is the most valualle constiuentin the pineapple. Barring the digestive juices of the human system, 00 other article or product has the power to digest all k'nds of food, except vegetable pepsin. Yne’s general bealth would be amez'ngly improved if be could eat a pine- apple adav, but hardly one person tn a thousand could do so becau+re of the trou- ble ani expense of getting them when out of season,

Dr. Von Stan’s Pineapple Tablets have all the virtnes of the rips fruit—they ar- largely made up of the precious pineapple acid. They cure dyspepsia and all stome ach troubles. Box of 60 Tablets, 35 cente

A ete

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If all the tobacco smoked in the Brit- ish empire last year were rolled into a rope an inch in diameter, it would form a snakelike roll which, following the line of the equator, would go 30 times around the earth.

Literary men resemble hens. The au- thor lays a plot, and the editor sits on it. —Berlin (Md.) Herald.

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A PITIABLE CRIPPLE

From Rheumatism—Blistered by Doetors Till He did’nt know Himself—South American Rheumatic Cure Preforms a Wondrous Cure.

=D. Desenetels, Peterboro’, writes: “For monthe I was unable to ‘work, had rheumatism in everv part of my body.

I was blistered by doetors at ten differeut times. My hands were drawn out of ebape, my fingers were diciorted, and my rists and forearm were dcuble their natural eize. My leg was encased in a plaster case for four

months. I tried South American Rheu- matic Cure; I took two bottles. I fel: likea new man. Ose week afterI was able to goto work. Now I am as bearty and etroug as ever.”’—Sold by S W rs d and Gece. E Hughes.

EPPS'S COCOA

GRATEFUL COMFORTING Distinguished everywhere for Delicacy of Flavour Superior Quality, and Highly Nutritive Properties. Specially grate- ful and ccmforting to the nervous and dyspeptic. Sold only in }-lb. tins, labelled JAMES EPPS & CO., Ltd. Homeopathic Chemists, London, England.

BREAKFAST SUPPER

EPPS'S GOGOA

Cut this out and return to us, with name of 3 ur nearest express office and we wili send this watch r you to examine, li is - ‘face, gold-plated, dust prox Ase 1isomely engraved, fit te ‘i nerican mnvdel 7 jewejled tT move ment, © gents size, itisa good time piece, equal in > pearance to a $25.00 wate Band is just the thing ior tradines yur, 2 Ts r

careful examinat ion you are convinced this watch is worth far more than we ox, uy thé express ent $3. and express cha rees. and it is Terry Watch Co., Box © EF Yoronte, Can.

CHARLOTTETUWN usiness College W riting Academy —

Will re-open for the Fall aud Winter Term

ON AUGUST 29th.

(“Let the Searchlight of Practice illuminate the uark places of Theory’’)

A THOROUGHLY Progressive, Practica] institution, in which young men ‘and women are hot only taught Bookkeeping (in all ite applications to Commerce) both by single and double entry, but are trained how to de business by actual business transactioas,

rhe s' udents act as buyers, sellers, traders,

bankers, boox-keepers and accountant s in actual business operations, and the currency issued by the Co‘lege Bank, and the mdse.

{ssued from the Emporium are used in bona- ride business transactions, just the same as in mercantile and bapking houses. Book- keeping in itself mer be learned at home,

but a knowledge of how to transact busi ness cannot be thus acquired. That our ccurse and system oftraining is emiently practical write for testimonials from business men and from students who are now holding lucrative and responsible positions,

SUBJECTS:

Book-kee ping by single and douhle entry theoretical and practical) Actual Rusiness Practice, Business Fe Dimanship, Busines Corre spo rdence @cmivercirl Arithmetie, Commercial Lary, Railroading, Steamboat-— ing, Banking (sctua! practice in the College Bank), Typewriting, Snorthand, and Nari-

gation. FACULTY: L. B. Miller, Princ'pal, Teacher of Book- keeping, Arithmetic, Business Practice,

Business Corresp* aden ce, '‘lypewriting and we re

- McMillan, Vice Principal, Teacher of par roading, Steamboating, Sanking, ac- counting and Actual Busipess | ’ractice

J. Harry Williams, teacher of Business Penmanship.

Wm. Moran [licensed] Teacher of Short- hand,

George 8. Enman, Esq., [Law Firm Mo- —— & Inmap] Lecturer on Commercial aw

For circulars} or full

infor mation write orapply to

L. B. MILLER, Principal

FOR SALE—50 acres of excellent land, sit- uated at Sparrows Road, Lot 51. This farm is In tbe centre of the most thriv ing settlement in the Province, is well watered and fenced; 3 miles from Montague Bridge. For termsap- ply to Mr. A. A McLean, Charlottetonw or Lo the owner, John McLean, Sparrow’s, R aa

Se pi 7 WwW 2io 5

£ 99°

- Great rush at P Mow _ AGHAN' S, Quecn St. Ae selling crockery, giags. | ware and groceries at reduced prices.

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Harrews.

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FOR FALL PLOWING

—BUY YOUR FALL REPAIRS F30M—

W. CRANT & CO’Y.

—ALSO~—

General purpose and other plows in Spripg Tooth + We have a large stock to be cleared ont # this fall cheaper than ever, at

W. GRANT & CO’S., %, LE PAGES OLD STAND—— BR gh gh gE gh gh gk gk ge gl ap aE gh AF A Sp UT OE of hy

Our Large Stock of Winter Overcoating

and Suitings... ie |S NOW COMPLE AWAITING YOUR rape

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Watck Attention

‘That will cause your watch to mark the hours and minutes exactly.

As you value your time piece, do not allow it to run on without atten- tion from year to year. Such treat- ment will soon ruin the finest watch,

It’s economy to have it examined at regular intervals. Iam sure I can do it to your satisfaction,

E=@ Please call

G. F. HUTCHESON

Ch’town Queen Strie

Farm kor Sale

That well known and valuable freebold farm, lately the property of Edward Mu)- len, and now of James L. Mullen, Cove head Koad, Lot 34, is offered for sale. It coptains 170 acres of first class land, mostly cleared and in good condition.

There are a few acres of fine timbe- suitable for scantling and fencing and some hardwood. On it are a well built and comfortable residence, barns , granary and hay boure. It is well adapted for a pasturage farm; is almost alongside of church and school, and nine miles from the city.

If not disposed of by private eale before the second day of November next, 1899, it will be eold at auction on that date, Farm produce, stock, implements and household furniture wil] be sold at the sametime. For terms of sale and par- ticulars apply to JAS. L. MULLIN Covehead Road, Lot 34.

Oat. 3, 99—w3i d3i

The Greatest Snap EVER OFFERED

We heve pleced in our window a line of Gilt Edge Glassware, which we are sells ing at prices that defy anything in thi- city. Former prices from 35 to 40c.

Any piece now in the window for the emallsam of 19%c Comprising Cream and Spoon Traye, Goblets, Tumblera, Pre

serve Dishes, Vases, &c, at the

| Modern Jewelry and Fancy Gocds Store

Ops. P. O. Sunnyside.

JURY & CQ’Y

CHARLOTTETOWN,

| | | at |

Atien ling

the Big Bazaar should call at |

Dodd and Rogers 43

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For bargains in

STOVES and HARDWARE

BN enn FS | NS

Go Bare Footed No Never: ="

When you can buy isk | nice Strap Slippers and Lacte & oe also Children’s Butt ed and Laced Boots for

5Octs PAIR

svligiaht Catia

os. H. BELL'S}

See window for next t# days.