| THE PINBAPPLE CURE

Js not only the Pleasantest but the Surest Means of Oure in a:l Stomach Troubles.

Dr. Von Stan’s Pineapple Tablets are an unfailing and delicious remedy for dyepepeia and a) the distressing conseqn- epces of impaired digestion. The juice of he pineapple abounds in vegetable pepsia gn invaluable product, in that it ie Nat- yres chief sid in digesting all kinde cf food. Dr. Von Stan’s Pineapple Tablets contain this grand esvence of the luscious fruit in a ecosulidated form Eat them

THE DatLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVE dBEx}25, 1899

SUPREME COURT.

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Sarurpay, Nov. 25, The case of Robinson vs. the British American Insurance Company was con- cluded last evening. The court took time. Tc-day the cour: is bearing the argu- meot ou the returo of the rule nisi in the case Of Peter Richard ve B. Mattinson. N. McQuarrie for plainuff; WS Siewart, Q C, for defendan!.

Fruitless.

“Maria, at last it has come!”

The hitherto careworn face of the middle aged husband had taken on @& new brilliancy, and his whole attitude was expressive of some sudden joy.

hke candy, or let them dissolve in the mouth. They are efficacious «n? nlear. aot; Will at once remove all the afflicting | symptoms of faulty digestion, a.d will | core the most inveterate case of dyspep- sia. Box of 60 tablets, /5 cents.

Sold by Dr. 8S W Dodd anil Geo E

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MOTTO cettoa covering O0G) 04x70 b0x70 BOXT0 sacces covering DL 55, b6x70 $1 85, b2x72 $7 00 60x70

These goods have marked very low and must clear Out in a few days.

Another of our—

Leader Blanket

= at $1.65 expected daily at

WEEKS & G0

THE PEOPLES’ STORE

A whole

Graphophone "iss Grand To Repteceessseeeee 200

ght out Messrs ere entire stock ones and sup-

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We have bor Rogers & Ro; of Grapboph plies—

We are now headquarters for anything ip that line.— ‘the “Graphophone Grand” 18 @

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clung songs and music as Ciear and powerful ae the origical singers sod rlayere.

We will ren: this instrument with 20 records, for concertrs evening parties, etc., at a reasonable rate.

MILLER BROS,

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| brother and sister. | elder brother, who looks after his rath- | er silly sister, the sun. | the reverse of our legends, which make

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“Yes,” said he triumphantly, “after an lifetime passed in ceaseless endeavor for your sake I am at last rewarded. My invention has been sold and a fortune awaits me. Think, Maria, of what this means to you! You will nev- er have to make me another shirt or cravat as long as you live!”

His wife looked at him with re proachful glance. “James,” she said tenderly, ‘‘I hope

I shall never be too proud for that. No matter, James, how rich you shall be it will always be my greatest pleasure and privilege to make your shirts and ties.”

Her husband did not reply, but a few moments later, alone in his own room, he bowed his head over his clasped hands and muttered in bitter anguish:

“Alas, the labor of a lifetime spent for naught!’—Town Topics.

Chinese Sun and Moon, In China the sun and moon are The moon is the

This is exactly

the sun the day king and the gentle moon lady of the night.

One day in China, so the legend runs, the sun asked the moon if she couidn’t go out at night. The moon answered very sternly: “No. You are a young lady, and it would be improper for you to go out after dark.” Then the sun said, “But the people keep looking at

the moon told her to take the golden needles that she wore in her hair and stick them into the eyes of people when they stared at her. This is the reason why no one can look at the sun without pain.

| me when I go out in the daytime.” So | '

| A Conservative Parrot.

A correspondent of The Spectator tells of an aged parrot of most con- servative instincts. The owner bad re- cently a new carpet in her dining room, where the parrot lives, and Pol- iy made herself quite ill with ber strong objection to this innovation. She screamed “Take it away!” till she hausted. and at last she refused till ought a old carpet and put it She then at once be-

‘ cheerful and reconciled to- life,

xii she will never take her walks ); abroad beyond her beloved piece of old carpet.

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The Worst Part of It.

De Jones—l hear your firm dis- charged you.

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Smythe—Yes. But 1 wouldn't mind that so much if they hadn't added in- sult to injury.

De Jones—How soa’?

Smythe—They advertised for a boy to fill my place.—Chicago News.

True to the Soil. McSwatter—He has everything at his fingers’ ends, that professor. McSwitters—Even real estate.—Syr- pcuse Herald,

A Pleasant Surrri:ze.

For those who have thought that cat- arrh i3 incurable, and to whim the ccn stent use of snutis and ointments has ten almost unbearable, is to learn of catarsh~

ozone, the new medicated air treatment for Catarrh, Bronchitis and Asthma. Catarrhozone ‘s a guaranteed cure ior these diseases and never fails to cure

them. It cures by inhalation of medicat- ed air and always reaches the right epot. This is no theory, but the results of sctual experience, and thousands of testimonials back up all we say for our medicine. Price $1.00 at all druggists, or direct by mailon receipt of price. Send 10 cents in stamps for sample ourfit to N. C.

POLSON & CO., Kingston, Ont.

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Agriculturie‘ : 1t issimp y an outrage on this community that the Staniey should be left idle ail winter, aud no attempt to opea the Summersile-Cape Tormentine route. Such a condition of affaire is dis- graceful.

Bappeck. June 11, 1897.

C. C. sicaarps & Co.

Dear Sirs,—MINARD’S LINIMENT is my remedy for NEURALGIA.

It relieves at onee.

A. 8S. McDenaLp

See our fine line underclothing at tct~ tom prices. Jobn McLeod & Co.

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PER DAY sure. Reliable per- son, gentlemen or lady, to rep-

$2,00

S8e Sesesece CE64EGCE8 veces

FOR SLE~One parle- cook stove, reirly

tw. Apply at EXAMI ER office, 275

esent. reliable firm. Position pe: manent." $600 00 per year and expenses. Exverieace unnecessary. M A O'Keefe, Dist, Manager ‘ Hahfax, N &.

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PERSONAL

Mr. Geo. J. Rogers went to Summerside this morning.

Mr. John Richards crossed to the main- land to-day by the Northumberlaod.

The death of Hugh McLennan, of Mon~ treal, one of the most prominent merchants in Canada, is announced,

Rev, J. K. Fraser, Jate of Alberton, will preach in St. James’ Courch tomor- row morning and evening.

Mr. W. K. Rogers, who has been at the Hotel Davies for several days, re turned to Summerside this morning.

Mr. Alex Macdonald, of ithe Prince Ed- ward Isiaud Railway, crossed to the main- laod todav by the Northumberland.

Mr. A. E. Williame,-of the Sammerside agency of the Bank of Nova Scotia, wae ‘n the cy over night. He went west this morning.

The last iseue of L’Impartial basa very gcod likeness of Rev. J.8. Turbide, who is ebortly to leave Tignish for the Madga- len Islands

Mr J.C. Harlow, of Ambersat, is among the Jatest arrivals at the Queen Hotel. Mr. Harlow is here in the intersts of

~\Local and Other items,

Christie Bros. & Co.

Rev W. H. Spencer,of Montague, went to Summerside today. The rev. gentle mav addresses a meeting to night on the Presbyterian Twentieth Century Fund.

Mrs, A. D. Duchemin was a passenger by the Princess this morning, on a few weeks visit to her son who is on the teach- ing staff of Pictou Academy.

Lord Wolesley is among those who have suffered in the Soath African war. His young relative, Mr. Hubert Wolseley, of the Imperial Light Horse, was killed at fhe tattle of Elandslaagte.

Rev. H. H. Gratz was inducted pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Alberton en Thursday evening. The newly-inducted minister was addressed by Rev. Mr. Gunn and the people by Rev. Mr. Whidden. Rev. Mr. H. MacIntosh will be inducted at Stanley onthe 5:h December.

It is with regret that we announce today the death of Mr Joseph P. Poirier, which occurred on Tuesday last at Miscouche. The deceased was at one time a leading business man at Miscoucbe, being suc~ ceeded rome years ago by bis son-in-law, Mr. Gilbert DesRoches, M. L: A., at whose home hedied The funeral took | placeon Thurgday, and the large attend. | ance testified to the esteem in which the! deceased was held by all ciasses and creede. The services in the church were of a very imposing character, and Rev. R. B. McDonald, ot Rustico,

preached an able sermon on the occasion. |

The church was draped in black. A wife, one son and three daughters are lefi to mourn.

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COMPLETE WAR NEWS SERVICE. |

of the Montreal Star s beiter position to

The enterprise places ts readers iD have comylete war news tban the cit.zens of Londov or New York. The Star’s war news service erobraces the special cable despatches to the London Times, London Mail, London Telegraph and the New York Tribuoe, as we!l as special cables from tueir own correspoudent. The Star has a most comprebensive service.

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—The Londen Times eays that the

colonies defence isthe British nayv. Its adequacy is §shown in the securi'y ot their troops while cross ng

the seas to South Africa. “By maintan~ ing the troops they sent to Africa the cok D es acknowledge ina very practical and yrat.fying {orm the obligation which resisou them to beara share ia th ect m’ meno defence of the Empire.”

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—The Movtreal Gazette quotes from The Guardian’s report of the epeech of Sir Louis Davies at Pownal and says: “ Tbese words ccnstituted a plea for provincial help fer Laurier, avd a threat that if it was not rendered it would be bad for Pr.nce Edward Island projects that de pended on federal countenance for their success.”

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_ “Up Guards and at T'nem”™ — Tbe errand miliary picture with polly leaves, Nuas

number at Carter’s Bookstore.

Special Sale—150 ladies and childrene’ sample felt hats newest styles—half price at Stavley Broe. 2ins.

Beer & Goff received this morning a few bble. of Bisbop Pippin apples. They are a gocd apple for family use. For sale by

ibe barrel. :

Jou may not Know it, but the best place in the city to buy Dress Goods, Corsets, Gloves anc Millinery is at

Prowse Bros Our clothivg is comprised of the latest stviesand pattern. No old stock at

eniner McLeod & Co’s.

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tooffer you euch nice lines of Station-

\ ery at such low price; but we do it jaet | the same, and we will continue to do £0 | a box of |

right along. If you have vot got fine statiovery in the house you sbou'd | bave when you can getil so cheap.

CHAS. J, MITCHELL,

BooxseLLer & STaTIoNER 145 Queen Street

, , Upp. Prowees’......

Tne Pross.—loday and Sunday— Moderate to fresh west and north wiods, generally fair aud vool.

Rosgeries.—The Agriculturist repor's that sueak thieves have lately been com- mitting depredatione in St. Eleanors and vicinity, where people bave bad a large vuwberof geese, ducks, and ch'ckeos stolen. Io on? case a widow was robbed of ber eatire flock of gerse.

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Tue Temperance Avance has asked the minister of the city for temperance rermous tomorrow. Ip compliacce witb euch reques:, Rev. KR. F. Whiston will ep-uk vpoa ihe ** safety velve” at the C- viral Coristian Courcn tomorrow vigh(, Sntj ct for moroing—* A Fall Suppiy.” Mae irioin evening. All invited.

KiLLep at Foorsatt.—A Des Moines, lows, derpaten says: he third football fatal.ty of the seasun io Lowa occurred oo the S:ate University ficld at Lowa this afternooa. While playing in an inter- class game, Winfield F. Stephenson. of De+Mo nes was violently thrown in making a iackle, and bis skull was fr-ctured. He died within 20 miputes,

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Tue Cacouna.—The steamer Caconna, of the Biack Diamond Line, arrived from Moutreal about nine o’clock this morning, bringing @ large miscellaneous freight. She will leave on Monday for St. Jobn’e, Nfl, direct. She will have cattle, sheep and bay on deck. Her under deck espace will be taken up witb produce, etc., including 16,000 bags of oats shipped by Carvel! Bros. and Nelson Ratterbury.

An Eytareine Bu-rne s.—Mesers A. Horne & C»)., bavejpurchased the large brick building on Kent Street from Mr. RC McLeo], used by him as a carriage and machine show-room. Owing to their greatly increased businese, it was neces- sary to have wore accomodation, and they preferred buying to renting storage in different parts of the city. They wil! have their goods wow ip oue centre, and | intend to use the brick builing as their headquarters, In it will be their office, carriages, machinery, seeds, etc. The old warehouse on upper Queen St, will be used for storingall kinds of produces,

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store. They hope by the extra space ob- (ained to be better able to meet the wants of their eastomers.

—The New South Wales contingent | was the first Colon.a!l force to smell gun- powder and tasie tlood in the South | African war. If Sir Wilfrid Laurier had) acted promptly and if he hadn’t gone off to Chicago for a spree Canada: m‘gnt have had the honor.

The Natural History and Ant quarian Society will meet at 8 o‘clock next Mon. dayevening inthe Y M C A Parlor. Members admitted by their tickets They may also procure invite'ions for friends wish'ng to attend by applying to the sec- retary Mr. Watson. Business will include report and fungi lately collected by Miss Pippy aud Mr. MacSwain. A strange petretaction by Mr. J,M Dunean. Abnor.. mal potatoe grwth by Mr, Small &c.

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Pitroniz? the ladies bv attending the

Tea and Apron Fair on Dec, 14th.

You Gan © av Money

By buying avything you may want in the line of

Hot Water Bottles, Fountain Syringes, &c.

from us. Our stock is new;

was hought directly from the manufacturers by us,

and we have every confidence it its giving good satisfaction. Compare our prices and

qualities with others. Comperison is what we in- vite.

Our prices will stand it.

Hay Presses Cheese Presses

Presses great and presses small, Presses short and presses tall; But the greatest press of all, Is our improved hay press.

Which can be had at short nots,

T. A. McLEAN,

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Office: Masonic Temple Works: Spring St.

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This is the Weather —-m. Which@You Require Good Warm Clothing

If you wait variety of style as wel] as quality to seiect from im Suitings,Overcoatings &c., you ili find it here.

QUR TAILOR SHOP IS IN FULL BIAS)

Turning out ‘rst-class clothing for ;cople who} are fort nate enough as to have them made Lere.

We Will Continue Our Reluction Sale

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Special discour.ts on Fancy fhirts, Neckweiw, Under:

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