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P. E. ISLAND FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1895.

NO. 2958

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ix > cou THE EXAMINER a ae ——n — = — _ — SN ae ~ — —— —— _ eee — FALENDAR FOR JUNE, 1395 sit U’ ‘UT / wRA * te fe @hote, which in- <a a> ln ee yanada Atla | ly MAUTIPUL RIVIERA. | statements that sr behie ok SE Ce, We ot ret alt kT) I y 7 . —s cludes them and a doz*n dishes be<d<s. 3 . ‘> | e . } ' - Ve x ™ 3f you are a millionaire it docs not ma- Feli Moor, aay» ++.002 &. m™m. . \ >» EY { ‘CY PCAT > iran : , = , ~U are no he rute Is. he e as Last Qu ar ? 15 I NTEAMSH LINE. | ee ee - ss Seasias as sere Paros oh anaes i : eye tal ~'D. & : "mM, . ‘i toh] eo eee aie “4 : : ‘ : ‘ « 2e ere, > 5 vali me cust ; ear Oe That comfortable Brick Dwelling Hou ( GAMBLERS Should é onsider, of the country. For the least deparinre Slew Moon, LY, 38.4m. p.m. known as the Peake Homestead, situate S from them you are made to } ay heav- oe: ka ees FO R BOS O N jon Water Street, now in possession of : . ily. Stil, it is almot a wuys bet €1 ] 9 | Henry Douse, Esq, C. C. Possession ne Attractions of Nice, Cannes, end i j ; z to pay than res’st. a am CALLING AT—— given first of May next. ute Carlo-Semething About the Phe mortality statistics furnished by But never mind the hotels. If you go Dav Week | > S | Hig | Also that beautifully situated two-story — boards of cities and towns in Can- to Mice or anywhere cine io wor: ¥ One ; rises | sets | water en Dwelling on Prince Street, now occupied | Jiotels and Their Extravagant Charges, | ada, Clearly disclo-e the fact that, during impude tome in titel Lille vor ivt.t i ‘ - ao oo ¥. — s rin I » HOW OCCHY | + . . #| impudent items in hotel Lills you mig! a a a Hay ke sbury anid Halifax, by James Rejdin, Esq. Possession given | pie ieee mi ek the hot summermoaths, the great majorly | as well have stayrd 2t home. Not on _ ae first June next. ‘at oe ae . a . fe ‘Se si 3 7 of infants die from cholera infantam, dy- such terms is h a’th to be r gaiacd. . . ; - kich cucienioase Aloo: Gatte v0 clteate. on. iltthanesh i 7a a ~~ a 9 a sentery and diarrhea. Whether Nice or ary pa.t o° the R'- 1 ~~ és Street, now occupied by Wallace Arbing. se on ie aley alge : a ai It is now venerally acknowledged that | viera be pre-eminent’y a rana or-um : : dd ae Possession given 20th A ] ne he , ei oe WR. TAS WHOM, - these deadly infantile troubles result from | I don’t know. Wherever you g> there 3| M : Q yn ee rIvEPre n 2g n 20th Apri next, prow there are tiose who despise |. 4 ; E “ dpe ' oT 3s Ss. S. OLIVETTE Apply to \ y : Gna ae w resi- | Umperfect feeding and poor food. Un-| @re drawbacks, and i? you study the BICYC I AIsSTS tr} , “pp! ; jiogeuh ne {ric long resi- es : ba cs oa. ae 4): ‘ : 3 will leave Navigation PRAKE BROS. & CO ss = : ; jain: ten Peale healthy and nau-ating forms of fool are | Medical advice cf th» handbovoks—yon si; ¥ ii 9 Co’s. Wharf, Char- meh!9—tf 246 - ; Soe . C t hi ¥ ae ; , - ie ae = . "a . 4 administere } to babes with weak organs of | Bad better not, cxce;t from pure cu- uss ADAMS’ TT ; r » * a Shans - £on:.c bea aorounce th <i era as é x i“ é ; tee, ‘ 4 iis a i el ade $| + ri 4. | rs lottetown, FRIDAY, | a arr inl the Head best ; ' * hand imita- | igesticn, that would soon sicken the aie ty--you will end by believing a TUTTI FRUTTI Er } { i } ~ ‘ i r, Cheaj Seconc-hk r o ‘ : . is ee - m Re . 4 Sas i .} 9 May 17, at 12 hoon, eit in i ta dangero disease bee . . n ot It Yet it is not so lore su e | strong stomach of an adalt. a noth not & sp s = a sd : &j| Sa ff) IL 5 and every Friday 7 Bt oe ee eee =e : t } Alps The perfect substitute for healthy which will net, or may not for som It moistens the throat, allays thirst and i Su 14} aft os ee iable to result in loss of heari ee rn en oe ce er ye | reason or othec, b> @ lete:ions to you. aids digestion 9) Sunca : + | af : thereafter until fur- oe 2 ee. ee , I : “r*3 : te . a es plete : . 7 ' { res inti! j > wos its-f Ttallan. And it has the ad- | mother‘s milk is Lactated Food, “and for} ,. ; : > iii ; . . . we . . ; , : The sunlight enisaarw Le .ssure Refuse imitations. 0 M I Y ther notice. Will - ee. lop into consumption, ntave of ucceseibility, which is often | the excessively hot weather this food is a pot ae Fe oo ” ve “a ie ra . cece aa See that “Tutti Frutti” is on each wrapper. ul : S l eave Hawkesbury at 6 p.m. same days, li 18 = G@ the folowing: deciive with busy man o- with the | strength~giver and flesh-builder for every | yore ae ia t? sal sion ij ie » aor “ ‘ » Q - - 4 : : : ‘ : . - aionge ave iD «€ rt you r 2; * oo - =S and Halifax on Saturdays at 10 p.m., ar ; My wife has been a sufferer from | : who Las been busy and wants to | delicate mfant. Lactated Food keeps the} forpidden sea air the hls at the back B = ae * © | riving at Boston Mondays at 7 a m. catarrh for the past four years and the | '' an, ant inust go somewhere to | bowels and organs of digestion in auatnral] of the town offer you an atn.osphere | — apie iM ! | ‘ + FROM BOSTON—T uesday, May 14, at Eventful Centur disease had gone so far that her eyesight AVAleESee, isice |b ¥ thin thirty hours and perfectly healthy condition, and wards| straight from the mountci Hard o 15 dal . 495/12 noon, and every Tuesday thereafter le Weevetiected so that for nearly o year {| 7% *0FC°R you cacose to m ike oe i off those diseases so much dreaded in} things are said of the Mediterranean by ¥ | > ©} until farther notice, calling at Halifax an ee : : she was unable to rea or more n fiv seabed weet SCoppiNne. ousas BSS Tsummer by all mothers. the faculty, and t':e misiral is deseribed 1S is; 6 tl ling at Halit a. tae si bid buble ile batt ble to read f then five} '" eee ae by all mot! $9 ‘ 8} Hawkesbury, and arriving at Charlotte- } oe ee ae mee’) minutes at a time. She suffered severe}. Sor re oe a ¥ - agin : a Lactated Food is the only infant foed! to you in terms whi h cov nes you 8 7) town on Thursday evening | rect time By bringing your pains in the head a ; : ene Set ec ee em DBCS | that truly “saves babies’ lives.” that it swee;s off t.e po ulation in an ny s . . si . nd at times was almost trate ht on a” to u ce of sat traly "saves UBOIE ives. ; . i x AN Tae we 2a ao —_ , oht sto Fe eae ey 1 ' } * : . yt ’ ~ a p.ece Oi after O78 " en te . sue which ‘ 9 491, i a bs grey oe * ape'y Vatches and Clocks to be cleaned,| distracted. About C hristmas, she come | slang which would appal him, for while ei a Tan cata oo eee ad ar \ . ce e ; * a < . . 00 S Or amie ee ee | paired and regulated to G. G | menced taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and {| '< is by ao mesns a master of style, he Japan has offered to release all elaim | 5°, entesinnten. ¥ walt hat th» beebae ll 26 JURY, you will be in ke ping with since that time has steadily improved, | 8 it some linguistic matters a purist. }on Corea, but insists that Corea shall be ahd Vikthies of the viens deN¥ ta - i ae . oe > |_| She has taken six bottlcs of Hood’s Sar- | Net the di t-nce nor th thirty hours allowed to have independent governmeut goodness Fat ine: ere Be pean! ' - eepyie t town time. Make no mistake | : : Sia ei i oa ee ae Se ca Bas i : ness, }u a ‘ 00} . MALIFAX SERVICE. vig oa re - separilla and is on the road to a complete | °" '*!! @: t 8 io much as Paris. In the last decad: Jaga has d ne some! to whom ch mpuicre is h mp en, w ll ] er s a Halit - “ne a 1) but bring them along, and i they | gure. I cannot speak too highly of Hood’s +O pass th if aris, or round it by J re aiiv won lerful Uiings, Che Mikado there ari peopie to whom +ea air is sen ! oh. eS Lalifax or “ Olivette” wil are past redemption replace them | Ser 1) a I cheerful! tie ceinture r.iway, as the Calais- } and the people, working together, changed | air—exhiti:atine. intoxicitine. and no i )} 1 36] leave Plant Wharf, Halifax, every WED i F ¥ — : | ar deme — : ee aetae Nice trains d>, and not siop, requires [the antique monarchy to a liberal govern-| where in ony halt u/h-rn. tatiteu.te ‘ }| 2 2t} NESDAY.@a.n 24 TT r 264 ith a new one. ill save | it.” W. H, Fursrer W fo. | ; ' ‘ i in os ti. aa haan : a , ~tcahleammaas eer 16 | i 2 2l } D ESLAY, 8 a. Mey and SATI RDAY » 10] with a new one on wil ave | » Newmarket, Ontario. | . oit of v at least in an AM- |] ment without a revolution. Then the] more so than 01 this bro™« n cor-t Oap i * 3) } - ee. i os Re Mines ba Tl - oo » eee Ce oe rice not which onie & m in rohus ; . tema : ns | 4 a a ee See ea for Boston money by dealing with Hood’s Sarsaparilla ters ghey “ye bl Cay 6 ASR 18 FO eee Japanese tiger has beautifally| where each inlentaton cf rock his a . m 2% | Girect. MAUroing, Will have norta side ‘ at sags whipped the Chinese elephant on the] ¢limate ef its own, an were half on 30 ¥ 8 5 28} 0 Le wis Wharf, Boston, Tuesdays and CG CG Jury Zs rat — com> for fs er ey rule, tield of battle; and now this voluntary hour's drive changes *o- you the fe2e = LRearange, Se: teem, Wie evens Note s = 3 is the Onl ether gambling or health, The Riviera | endowment of Corea with independence is | Of the hcavens on2 the con lition of your } Passenvers arri e j Halifi TUES- | If ke itn! and half hell, To some : , : ht .| Own soul. If Nice will ne it is bit ° ~ B= Ren ES SFEET ANG "O :S58s Ie 4 ao heli. Ti an example of sage diplomacy which has Bh Se ST Oee em, ee ae oe, oer ~ oa i a ate > » » aN : very ¢ ? people tt s-ems é Hi. s . < * ste c iVefra ni » ‘eines : . P E Island Railwa | DAY evenings Can zg directly on board FTHE RELIABLE JEW ELE?®, True Biocod Purifier facie ce i “e 8 i ca : Pi os almost appailed the leading nations. ° “. of t , ioe ‘<n h>, = Y 7 me © 4 fol t 4 Se 7 ; ‘ | the steamer without extra charge. “ P . yar, 10° Some os eS nr, ere ~<a nil a essimis as to edm't thet the A useful paper-boun book, I pages, ‘ _ = : ee e ay | Through Tickets for sale and baggage North Side Queen Square, Opposite the P has been less outcry etout Monte Carlo 18 THIS YOUR DAUGHTER? niistrai cannot reach Seaulieu is a sent post-paid for every 12 oceliailiain ee wie ro ost Office, Charlot rominently in the public eye today than ual, Tossibly it was thought Stone’s throw beyond ‘ore Itals “ Sunlight" checked at all stations on the Intercolonial | Post Office, Charlottetown. : ve : . ; : : ‘ ' ie prow oryond,” more tien a wrappers ue , ao 1 aw § Indcoormus to Srotest aguinest the wick- She eats little. than cither ; ard if as a membe ¢ +3 nd a IURSDAY th Dec-mbrr | Railway. . Dditus ‘ , vi. > ard if as ¢ nber of the ae “3 wy LR ae Fa * A Dac etilk Oi hints Sessa. sh: tants may22—3m 2aw 14 & wy Hoad’s Pills Gon. — — edness of a place so near to which her She is dispirited. church in good ani rg-la~ standing LEVER BROS., Ltd. Sancays exces ted) as follows .— : - . ae Se ’};—- eS OS . Majesty the Queen of England is re- She looks like a ghost you feel bound to pass Monte Carlo by T - ! agents, or viene ia “ae 3 ; e : ; Ys ‘oronto, Ont. Brains Ov’ ward Trains Inward, | eer : : . sid —- Some things at some t-mes have Her blood has turned to water you will presently be et Mentone, or at : x P ‘ Regie H. L. CHIPMAN, “ok 7 ees — Sage tained site She is languid in mind and body. the newly-d'scovered C*p Martin, : EEN coaroustows AH | Agent for Canada, Plant W hart, Balt. Saas nt alagy (2 ser | Her symptoms are very like chow of] were the prow noe of Emperors ang ? TD 38 y Junet @ 5¢ 211 PIC} aDSON ER IAP i P er dite a OF COUFSS, Sat @ . ion." . -mpresses and Mr. Glodstone forbids $8 4% s *Wiltshir tt 127 eo & BARB ARD, , fa ling goes on justi as regularly at Nice ng tg lyay vir), j you to suppose that «verything is not sy 4% ul r S41 113 Avents, north side, Lewis’ Wharf, and Cannes—though on a lese scale at ]. et sheé ls Only & yonng gir], just enter- for the best.—New York Tribune Wek y it i em Sis Bra:ia 317 184 Reston + ° ° Mee ek | The ooanaal | ing womanhood. : -Lune. e know it is pretty hard to do 80 these oo 123 oe Now landing fresh from the Mills: ue aoe ST se : hard times—bat then things will look ae , 5 US 3 3 ai s alia ai . . . < a - a2 54 am [a He ay 7 i \ analy 5 resn [ron He t dS. is leas because the publicity is less. I “Standing with reluctant feet FRANCIS JOSEPH’S ge ce = i then things will 190k up os 539 : 733 l200}>- poenpeepctiencenintridiaiensnpeenimmtiie mrenaatinn G round Oil Cake do not like gambling, but I aiways Where the brook and river meet.” ; o FOOT-WASHING. oF On. n the meantime 6M A \ ur ls) = /€ oug 2 he omplaints ¢é jut . - + PM PM s rside cM AM ae ie ; ° ng eg ; ae ide 8 age Se Ah ! but that is one of the most critical —— ate our Sma enses oe tle eS Blatchford’s Caif Meal from the moratists of a country where | Periods life. Tt is theny rtons Gere mn : It Exp _ : 3%) 2. ate lfords € a Mea 2 from the moralists of a country where — . es ; > — ae The Curious Cer mony of Holy Week at * ~ = ok ‘ ‘ ser, t ure Prlec c > : . : = ‘ “ 47 ~ Path ' gambling on a far greater scale and a goo rai Tg Is es et: Vienna. For instance, when you drop in for a cigar ie = et i ; i a Bran and Shorts, with much more publicity is carried on puja, Portas aaaerwuen deere pkg don’t pay TEN CENTS for one. Ask for Peso ald 73 | _ aS es = | y * ° during a season longer than that of ent ruin ©: the daughter's heaith, if aes On Holy Thursday, at Vienna, the “a oon 6 55 | ——= a= 4 | Selling at lowest prices Monte Carlo. Yet Nice is held to be, | for her too often untimely death. Afat ar | Emperor Francis Joseph performed the =. ‘ sh. 500 . - = aay IIS by comparison with its neighbor, re- | age when she should be distinguished by | @nnual ceremony of washing the feet of 1 . i a ae STMR F AS T NE [ A ™~ spectable, because the gambling clubs alacrity of body, activity of mind, and joy- twelve old beggars, The ceremony took FM AM ‘ L it 4. A 2 ot Nice don’t flaunt the:r vice in open | ousness of spirit, she suddeuly grows | Place in the Hall of Ceremonies in the Don’t be put off with something else. , . Charicttetown. ... 10 30 2 3 : : : ie : day, and all day and all evening long. }| weak, depressed, nervous, hysterical, jist- Imperial palace. On a platform raised | When you light it you will realize the _—" Rog — seeeien alias oad 0 10 W ill commence the season of 1895 by Charlottetown, May 7,1896-216 & wky 3m You may often hear such a dialogue as | less, colorless, sometimes suffering severely slightly above the floor was a long table fact that wou are tmuking $5 { Ar) (Ly » 965 — from Halifax 7 the 30th April. rey cat gc men who have to be care- | from pains, and appearing to have lost ali} With Ree tien ae = ite, knife, wood- a REGUL RE ven © ‘ ? Mount Stewart ? for freight, etc., apply to ul about the comments of their neigh- { har ambition in life, then unless prompt} ©™ SPOON, folded napkin for each, with a (GU s TEN CENTER. 4107 Ly) ar$ 85 es a sine - a apt: , — leat beeches aia ne — ..Cardican ( wt =a W. W. CLARKE, bors : measures are taken to renew the vitality age ot si ome * an re sientas and a lit- Manufactured only by §6... Georgetown .. 710 * “Where have you been all _ this | of her blood and so Jeadt restoration e blue pitcher filled with water. At : = . PM e AM A pri! 12 _ : E time ?” esi ores and bodily eect elaine 10 o'clock twelve old men, the youngest The Empire Tobacco Co., Mon-real. ae —— Apri “ —— ee oe 7 : ot oe 2 oldest $6, entered the hall : : ‘ A aii . AM ie ag At Nice. a ,, | 8nd give to uatpre that assistance which eine wad wen, i eae aaa june2 48. . a = “Sr But I heard of you at Monte Carlo.” | 4hjs trying period so urgently demands, to the plat ‘orm wh ich they ‘a ms said CETTE . 8... .M wm “ . : » me slereun ot . Ea ° , form, whic ey °o > Ss = Morell. "38 ss & Yes, but you know we always call | the results cannot be otherwise than dis— with difficulty, and were plac = rage so . —* ae *s an i it Nice. eee! _ jastrous. And if the parents fail to do} poate their relatives most oa one a b P AM 5 8 And whether you call it Nice realiy [their duty in the matter, on them must men, standing behind them. TI aI eitieendinoeiiiapieebies aie oe a matters very little, since from Nice to | rest the terrible responsibility. There is} oq twenty Knichts of the 1 eae cape porcbrassibneernatee cerns ‘ie meneraid 4M] Will leave MONTREAL for GHAR- Monte Carlo is but half an hour by rail, | within the reach of all an agency whereby | Ger. headed ben thaly monte ponie OF- a. Cape Traverse 635 | LOTTETOWN on MONDAY, June 10th ; > = and the railway company considFate- |. complete eare in all eu i cases as the ae or See a ae ee i ; j <a PM k AM | and every alternate Monday ; leave Char- RRefriger ators, ly provides an express service by which |) 0 cat is iia, Yin ee bai a oe a white with a long McKinaga $ English Ointment. Trains are r Ea nm Standard Time} tasiotnus, fae } i eae fy the Pharisee in Nice may spend all day = os b _— ack cross om the breast of their dou- seine OTYTINGER er airy Pee a a n > Bawn Mowers, long in Monte Carlo and reiur.a after Of all the wonderful cures wrought by} blets and another on the back of thelr Mr. N McK i INGER, : very alterne riday ; leave § - . oa , ith: dhamien i tacsiins Mr. New. McKtxxox.— ay Ghivwt Soak} wrane . : 7 “4 a a smnied : , 3 ars ~ the tables are closed. All day long | Hawker’s ne:ve and stomach tonic, none} long white cloaks. hey marched BGI, Ewes, : Monctun, N B. mg . “e eer te T — _— oa } ce Crea m Preezers means, of course, in his dialect, while | have been more remarkable than these in} "Tound the hall, and then, forming a Dear Sir,—For five years I was « suffer- eT rint . Rth. an ‘ve ‘ ¢ a , J A he ‘ ° ° . Af saci " : A. McDONA rintendent, aay BS SOY ape ue ac ne ‘ 9 the rooms are open. The roonis, what- | which young girls, whom their parents} ine on either side, made way for the }er from eczema. Physicians could not i a tine re 0 £al ow ¢ 2 >, , ay “2 es ‘ aa : sters y *¢ fs rw < = 1 decta : a fine, wit rs ee a = sy oh} ? (green Wire Ne t, ever they may be morally, are intol- | had almost lost hope for, were by this on with < ount Kalnoky at the help me. At last i bought a box of your en LC CT a ee id —o ed . = zt Cog me ee oe * m erable to anybody who th nks pure ar | great restorative and invigorating medicine — _— ey ai eek s stat. They | Ointment, which helped me wonderfully, TIME TABLE FOR STEAMER SOUTH = ke ; rucr good. Higgs very carerutiy Sprin or Hi: nges, a — of enjoying life. rhey brought back to perfect and permanent aoe o - ed by t ~ I mate of Austria, | while two boxes made a complete cure. I emi nandie ° re 7%, . a ‘ are crow¢ ed—and such a crowd—over- | health. Hawker’s nerve and stomach ardinal Gruscha, with priests and aco- | can reconiraend it to all others similarly ae Rates of freight more reasonabie than 2 Cases Bird Caves heated, ill-ventilated, and altogether tonic is a perfect nerve restorer and invig- lytes bearing candies and burning in- afflicted. The st have been hitherto. eowv GAs ve abominable. I once lived in Monte orator, and blood and flesh builder.as weil | °¢™*¢- Then came *he Emperor, dress- Arex. McKay ery S P ey a Exceile ‘ e “c lati r : t Carlo, amid the fires of the he!) its if r , " din the white unif>r f i : 9 nee it weal Weer WwW “OR Af far Excellent passenger accommodation. BP: t 1 RR: t TT ® ~ = 7 as t . " sisting aa ie ne i ic i ed in the white uniform of an Austrian S’side, Oct. 10, 1893 a oe : ‘ We Rivers until { Delightful sail up and down the St. Law- a en a . ADs Sie € 5a Cail ‘ for some weeks, and I don't think | 28 ne ee ee vg = General and wearing the order of the : f j ly—ept paueeali rence. Calls at Gaspe and Perce going —_— meen eee ee ee diseases f h Sa i o Me! Golden Fleece. He advanced to the Will leave Prince waarf on every | and refurning when sufficient inducement. . : . : seers wae nee ee See ee Meee iat ran aa ; koakaall i.” ade im eee Rae Sens Se ee DR J E McDONALD Monday for East River at 3 o’slock p. m., ” aa es rh ) RY p \ iy) The spectacle is interesting, very | Yousaess, nervous he -aches, neuralgia,! ojq men. At a sigtal from the master ae Ntarning T uesdav for ttetown; leav- CARVELL BROS., . ( ly much as one of M. Zola’s novels is in- | hysteriaSpafe and hey oe ae of ceremonies twelve guardsmen step- i — 4 ~ i ® “ : — @eresting. Life turns out its wo st side | SUppressions, anaemia, despondency, joss

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The rw in to Mount Stewart every a’! ate week as the tides may suit. WE:T RIVER.

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amidships, where least motion is felt. Lighted by electricity. Do not carry cat- tle. Insurance effected at lowes: possible | rates. i FURNESS, WITHY & CO., Lrp., | Commission & Forwarding Agents, Halifax, N.S., Or F. W. HALES, Charlottetown.

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PHOTOGRAPHY

Superior workmanship, re | fined finish moderate

prices combine to make these

and

Photos the most satisfactory in Charlottetown +o-day.

GEO. H. COOK

Corner Queen & Grafton Sts.

nov26--135w ly

Closing Out Sale.

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4ll the stock-ix-trade of the late Wm. Weeks, on north side of Queen Square, consisting of Strong Boots and Shoes and Shoe Findings, will be sold out at ‘os than cost. The balance remaining unsold

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WALKERS CORNER.

iarlottetown, May 28, 1894—135 & wky

ONE GIVES

Keep Your Feet Dry.

If you catch cold no ¢ hang on all Summer.

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Wear Granbv_ Rubbers.

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Perfect in Style, Fit and Finish.

THEY WEAR LINE IRON

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are the best andZlast longest.

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fs a Question Often Asked,

And we ask it now—and if you -have not tried us we would invite you to our store to see our great display of

We guarantee you a perfect fitting Suit.

us a trial and we are sure you will be pleased.

Give

Hats, Ties, Collars, and all kinds of Underwear cheap.

Waterproof Coats very cheap.

JOHN MACLEOD & CQ.,

TA.LORS.

Charlottetown, May 4, 195

135 w

to you, and you may siudy it at your

leisure, But the atmosphere of “L’Ar- gent’—which is far from Leing the

worst of M. Zola’s p°rformanc>s—and

the atmosphere of the es ab ishment over which M. Blanc pr sides, or did

preside, are much the same—fetid and altogether foul.

At Nice, however( though ycu may gamble to your heart's content, and.to the emptying of your pocket not less rapidly than at Monte Carlo, 3;0u are not obliged to know that the pas.ime is going on. There is no one central spot devoted to the pursuit. The place does not live by gambling alone, nor is it ruled by a Prince who has sold his principality outright to the devil. Nice has an existence of its own. Monte Carle has none independently the joint stock company which lavishes other people’s money on ad cape gardening, and out of its plunder pro- vides roads and sewers and bui ds > tels and makes the place b-autiful and comfortable. Nice is «ne mess of villas and hotels, and of shops which, ae ord- ing to the guide-boo!s, are ¢xzell nt, but in which you will se’dom s>e any- thing that would tempt you as a giit. A good deal of honest taxpayers’ money has been spent in decorating the place and in sanitary works; the latter because of a scare which sprang the place and in sanitary works ; the Jatter because of a scare which sprenz up a generation or lers ago when th> English papers $0Ou that ty- phoid was indigenvus anid xl Lut uni- versal.

I don’t imagine that anybody ever counted the hotels, or tat anybedy but a good arithmetic'an would ¢ y. Some of them are rather ; all of them are very deav,or all those to which the erdinary visitor goes. If, however, you are content to live in one of these hotels as a Frenchman does ; to take a

of

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bedroom in the garret looking o2 a back yard, and always to lunch and dine at table d’hote, or, which comes to the same thing, at a fixed price, yau need not spé ni nore then yo wa ild spend at a gceol New York hotel on the American plen. But if you must have a parior, and still more if, fiom

choice or compulsion of convalesc+ne>. you take your meals in your parlor a bill goes up by leaps and bouncs. Din at the table d’hote and you escap? fo: $1.25, or, if at a separate table, and jater than the impossible hour of hill: past six, for $1.60. But order soup and the wing of a chicken in your rooms and there is no longer a tariff nor any limit to extortion except the conscience of the landlord--in other words, none at all. Your soup and chicken will figure on the bill at more than double

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Dominion Coal Company, Ltd

" The undersigned having been appointed sole selling Agents in the Province of Prince Edward Island for the above Com pany, sre now prepared to issue orders for Round, Slack and Run of Mines, and will keep a, Stock of each Mine’s Coal on hand to supply customers at lowest prices.

PEAKE BROS. & CO, Selling Agents. Charlottetown, May 25, 1894—if

of memory,or any nerve weakness of heart or brain arising from worry, over- strain of mind or body, or excess of any nature. It givestoneto the nerve and stemach, vigor to the mind and body, and strength to the blood, restoring the bloom of health to the pale and delicate. Hawker’s Nerve and Stomach Tonie can be obtained from sll druggists and dealers at fifty cents a bottle or six bottles for 2.50.

Se ee = een ee ———

Cratefui—Coniforting.

EPPSS GOGOA

BREAKFAST—SUPPER.

“By a thorough knowledge of the nat ural laws which govern th? operatione of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well- selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided for our breakfast and supper a delicately flavor ed beverage which may save us maay heavy doctors’ bills. It is by the judicious use of such srticles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up uatil strong enough to resist every tendency to disease, Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there isa weak point. We may escape many 9 taial shaft by keeping ourseives well foru- fied with pure blood and a properly nourish ed frame.”—Civil Service Gazette.

Made simply with boiling water or m'Ik te ouly in packets, by Grocers, labelled thus,

JAMES EPPS & CO., Lid, Homoeopathic Chemists, London England.

FOR SALE

The valuable property on Quen Street, known as the Farmers’ Arms, now occupied by Mr. Philip Curley. For terms apply to R. B. Dewar at

GOFF BROS,

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CHEAPHES & QJALIE Y

ARE OUR TWINS. Come and get yours photo-

graphed by C. LEWIS.

If you haven’t got two

bring one. No pains spared to get a correct likeness.

Entrance on Grafton Street.

may6

ped forward, each bearing on a tray the first course of a sumptuous repast; the Emperor now took off his helmet, gave it to an officer, 7", passing down the line, arranged dishes before each guest. Twelve Ar... cukes then approach- ed and removed the Barmecide banquet from the guests eyes,handing the dishes to the guards. This was repeated for three courses, and with the last the plates, knives and other objects on the table were also taken off. They were all packed later, with the food, in weod- en boxes, and sent to the homes of the old men.

“The table was then taken away, and the “washing of feet” began. A priest approached with a towel and a golden basin full of water: their slippers were taken from the old men’s fcet, and the Emperor, on his knees, beginning with the oldest, moistened his feet with water and dried them with the towel. With- out rising, still on his knees, he passed on to the next one, and so on to the eng of the row. When ke had finished he rose and placed around each man’s neck a chain, attached to which was a smal)l white bag containing thirty pieces of silver. That ended the ceremony; the Emperor and his suite withdrew, and the old men were taken home by their friends.—New York Sun.

Mr. Gladstone as a Linguist,

is an unu:u ly goo} Iie tuks French flu- ently, and those ~rho remember his ex- temporiz d ef.er-_ nner spesches years ego in the mansons of t-e Parisian elite, know that he could turn graceful! phrases enl ecapess clear vews in Fren h, though he h2s never love! professed to love that tongue, Italian, on the cthr hind, tir, Giadstone ad- mires most amcng all “Ilvinzg ln- guages. He is as 1eii-ient a d modest about his command of it as he is about his cther qualities. Yet the following incident, which hap,ened some years ago in Wales, shows t! at his knowledge of Italian is very wid: ind-ed. The then

Mr. G’a sone modera li: guist.

Italan An.b s ador hal been intre- Guced to Mr. Gl Gstsnz ly a Wea country squire. The two former pres-

ently left the house together and walk- ed for s:veral hours up a:d down the grecn lanes in animit d co.ver ation, Finally, the Amb ssador r turned to his friend, the :qtire, and expressed

his boundless: admi a ion of Mr. G ad- stone’s perfect gr sp of the Italian language. “For three hours,” he said, —subjects brisiln; with technica!

terms. And never once his Mr. Gtad- stone been at a loss for a word, nor has he used a single word that dd not ex- press his mean’n; with perie_t clear- ness.”"—The Westminster Gézctie,

TRE BEST is what the People

buy the most of. That’s Why Hood’s Sarsaparilla has the largest