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Public ONE WAY LOWEST FIRST-CLASS 13 16 good jor! Lpri L7th, 1800. a “ For School Vacations. I ' 1 Teacher f Schools Colleges, Surrendet Standard form s Va Railway Certificate signed he Pria ul, sell round trip tickets as ler, 7, . To tation » the Atlantic Dhvision and

or. the Ontario-Quebec Div'sion, as far as and neluding Montreal, at ONE WAY LOW- EST Fi(RST-CLASS FARE from Apri! 6th to 14th incl rood t turn until April Zith, 1000

[o stations west of Montreal AT ONE WAY LOWEST FIRST CLASS FARE to Montreal, added to ONE WAY LOWEST FIRST. CLASS FARE AND ONE THIRD rom M from April 6th te 14th, in-

isive, good to return until April 24th, 1900.

A. J. HEATH,

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"FABSDAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 6, 1900.

VICTORIA THE GOOD IN IRELAND

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to Charles’ square and thence to Col- | lege green, and by Northern quays to {Phoenix Park and vicerega! lodge. | The cheering was continued all the

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| stration nor dissenting voice was he at any point. The Queen has never had a hea

' | welcome anywhere in the United dom. The streets of the route w lined with 7,000 troops from the way to Phoenix Park and the roadw thence to the viceregal logde was g ed with an [Irish tabulary f there were n punted lines the crossings and cial guard honor were drawn up with ha at various positions. Betw these files of scarle: passed the f \ landaus, with nand fovotm:

Duchess of C> chtldren, wa carriage and Princess Christia and Princess Henry of Battenber. were in the Queen’s carriage; the Duke of Connaught, the equerries-in- waiting

in royal livery The naught with her t

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WHOLESALE

190 doz Galvanize Pails 40 Tons Barb Wire

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“ Paints

500 Boxes Glass 106 doz Shovels

400 doz Arcade Files

2000 Kegs Cut Nails

1000 kegs Wire Nails

250 Boxes Horse Shoe Nails

250 Kegs Horse Shoes 1000 Rolls Bailding Paper

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PIANOS |

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to please you in regard to your piano wants.

We'll show you every piano in our large stock if necessary—It’s our business to waiton you

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HejMtzmad we believe in trans- Pien0S acting our business in lead "as ‘tt manner. others You get more piano

value for your money here than elsewhere— that’s because we sell ruore pianos than any other house on the Is- land

We will be to have you call.

Millec Bros.,

Queen Street.

pleased

Connolly’s Building.

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WANTED-. 4 good eteady boy, about fifteen or sixteen who undererands taking eos —— acd cattle, also neral wes about a house. Country boy preferred. Apply ot KXAMINER O'fice, azut

Bar Iron

the military staff and aides-de-camp were ‘in close attendance upon the queen, and an escort of life guards, in brilliant uniforms, preceded and fol- |lowed the carriages. It was a stately and picturesque cavalcade that flashed by the crowds of spectators who had been waiting ‘for hours to see it, and whenit came they had onlyeyes for the little lady with white hair, whose aged face was brightened with a sympathetic smile, and when it had passed it was the most natural thing in the world for them te sing “God Save the Queen.” All military arrangements for this | splendidtewn show had been admirably ‘ordered by the Duke of Connaught, | on the lines followed by Lord Methuen in the Jubilee parade. The throng of spectators was similar but not less en- enthusiastic. The streets were not decorated a§ artistically as those of Amsterdam* were in coronating its queen, but there was a gloriaus revel the color red being the predominating tone. The names of Irish regiments were conspicuous in Merrion Square, and inscriptions of welcome to the Queen, but there was a glorious revel, touching being ‘‘Better loved ye can- not be welcome back.” The men of Trinity college appeared there in their gowns and college green, with a company of Imperial Yeomanrk not far away. At the lord chancellor's home an immense khaki banner was display- ed, and from anothe house there hung the flag which Theophilus Shepstone had raised in Pretoria when the Trans- vaal was annexed twenty years ago. The American Flag was even more conspicuous than it was atthe London jubilee, for it was seen in well nigh every block.

The Queen appeared to be much af- fected by the form of her welcome. Mr. Burke,a son of the former city sword bearer, took the place of James Egan, the sword bearer who had re- fused to officiate, but the Lord mayor himself handed the sword and keys to Her Majesty, who touched them. The ceremonies atthe city gate were most picturesque. London’s jubilee Lord Mayor, Sir George Faudel Phillips, de- clared that the reception and ceremo- nies were the finest he had ever seen, far surpassing thoseof the great ju- bilee.

In reply to the address of welcome of the township commissioners of Kingstown, the Queen handed the following to the chairman :

“TIthank you for your loyal and dutiful address and for the warm wel- come with which you have greeted me. On setting foot again on Irish soil I receive with great satic:action your assurances of devotion and affection to- ward me. I am looking forward with much pleasure to my visit to this part of my dominion andI pray may God bless Ireland with increasing welfare and prosperity.”

As this written reply was handed to the chgirman Her Majesty said : “I am cain’ to find myself in Ireland again,”

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DR- GORDON ALLEY PHYSICIAN & SURGEON

(Graduate McGill University)

Offiee Hours—® to 10, a. m., lite 3 and 7 te 8, p. m.

| | Office and Resideace —Derchester Stree Prempt attention to ceuntry calle.

D. C. McLEOD

BARRISTER, ATTORNEY, SOL]

OITOR, ETC, Orrice—Bank of Nova Building, Charlottetown. dy 3 mos wkly 1 year.

Garters Seeds Grow

Scotia

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lahina Thin Bavies often develop into weak, delicate, backward children; undersized, nervous, feeble, adults. Lack of nourish- ment is the cause.

Scouls Emulsion.

is the remedy. A little of

it three or four times a day |

will do wonders. The

pinched, sad faces become

round and rosy; the wasted

limbs plump and firm. If

your baby is not doing well,

try this creat food-medicine. sev. and $1.00, all druggista.

Cnancery- Sale.

Farm. Dweiling House ard out-buildings on Union Roed, Lt 33, lately the poop- erty of the Heory P. Clements, deceased,

IN CHANCERY BEFORE THE VICK CHANCELLOR

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In the matter ot ihe application of |

Rita Margaret May Clemente, infant child of Heory P. Clements, late of Union Road in Queen’s County, in said Province, deceased, intestate.

Pablic notice is hereby given that I will sell by Public Auction on the premises on Monday the iéch day of April next at eleven o’clock, forenoon all that tract piece or parce! of Jand situate lying and being on Township thirty-three aforesaid beunded and described as follows that is to say: Commencing at the Union Road at the southeast angle of laad in posses~ sion of Isaac Sellar, thence west thirty~ six chaina to land in possession of Alex- ander Scott, thence south three chains to eaid Alexander Scoit’s southern boundary line, thence west along the same to Brack- ley Point Road, thence slong the eame ten chains to Eli Clements north boundary line, thence east along the same to the ucrth east angle of said Bli Clements farm, thence south slong the eastera boundary line thereof to the northera boundary line of Cephas Meliett’s farm, thence east along the said Cephas Mellett’s and the Honourable Kenneth Henderson’s northern boundary lines to the Union Road, afore- said, and thence northwardly along the same to the place of commencement cor- taining one hundred and fifty eight ucres of Jand a little more or less.

Also all that other tract piece and parcel of Jand situate lying and being on Townsbip number thirty-three, aforesaid, bounded and described as follows that is to say: Commencing at the northeast angle of land formerly in possession of James Yeo (on the west side of the Union Road) and running thence west forty-one chains aod seventy-five links or until it reaches the rear line of farms fronting on tbe east side of Brackley Point Road, thence north along the same and the east - ern boundary line of land conveyed to Joseph B. Stewart to the eouthern bound- ary line of said Joseph B. Stewari’s land, trence eass to the afcresaid Union Road, and thence along the same to the place of commencement, containing forty-two acres aod two rods of land a little more or less with good dwelling house and out-build- ings thereon.

The above sale is made in pursuance of an order of the Court of Chancery made in this matter on the twenty-ninth day of March, 1900.

The above property will be sold in parcels. The conditions of sale will be made known at sale. be given the purchasers. A portion of the purcha-e money may remain secured op the premises,

Dated this twenty ninth day of Marchy

190G JANIE CLEMENTS, Guardian. A. A. McLEAN, Solicitor for Guardian dy 1 aw tf wkly tf.

Buy carpets and get the best at Paton’s Buy hatsand getthe latest styles at Paton’s & Co.

Cotton goods, printed cottons.—If you want to get the credit ot wearing Scotch cloth and still have on that in which you can rough it as you would a homespun, a calico or gingham gown, buy a pattern from this sale of 75 pieces, 52 inches wide. Costume cloth, no two alike. Prices from 75c., $1, $1 25 to $1 50.— Jas Paton & Co.

See our new bandana flowing end tie. The newest thing inthe market. Gordon & McLellan.

We complain because sume of oar cus- tomers and friends don’t complain, when they have reason. We sell everything boy or man wears,and everything we sell is iniended to give fullservice, perfect eatis- faction ; if it doesn’t, tell uz, aod we will see that itis maderight. Jas, Paton & Co.

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SUNNYSIDE DENTSTRY,

Offcn New Prowse Block

lirst door to the right up tairs.

Telephene connection.

DR. AYEPS

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WANTED,

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About the 20th ef April at Crowlands, Chariottetown, a good plain cook. Also a house-~parier mesid. Good wages tc competent persons. References required. Apply by le:ter to

MRS. BAYFIELD, Hillsdale Honee, dy & ekly

14 YEARS Without Cleaning

A watch was recently left with me te be repaired, which the ewner stated had not been clean- ed for 14 years.

But, mark you, it needs more ‘han cleaning-now, one of the pivots having been entirely worn away fer want of oil.

I would like to impress on all own - ers of watch-s, (particularly fine watches) the importance of having your watch cared for at intervals not exceeding two years. [| solicit your prtronage, because I know that I can give you the best service obtainable.

G. F. HUTCHESON,

Watchmaker & Jeweler.

Prince Edward Island Railway

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Trains of this Kailway run daily, (Sun- days excepted,) as under

Trains Out- Trains In- ward. Read STATIONS ward. Read down up P.M. A. M. A.M PM 310 715 lv Ch’town ar 945 210 330 731 Royalty Junct 925 155 417 3812 N. Wiltshire $39 118 431 825 Hunter River $25 105 513 859 Emerald Juc 7 44 12 30 5 47 926 Kensington 7 09 12 02 620 95W ar ‘ lv 635 1135 S’side P. M. 12 36 tv : ar A,M. 1610 113 .... Wellingten..... 9 27 Sh cscs a ee kes 8 49 OTE ge. ee 740 405. Alberton........ 6 35 5 00 ar... .. Tignish..... lv 5 40 PM AM.

PM AM 2 10 lv.. Charlottetown. .ar 10 10 335 arf Mt. Stewart) Iv 845 3501v |) Junction ar 830 £02 ..... Cardigan. ...... 716

5 25 ar.. .Georgetown. ...lv 6 50 PM AM PM AM 345 lv..Mt. Stewart..ar 8 35 Ge cia vcs Dahs scvnen 7 57 OD nso Rt PRB cores 1 238 6 20 ar.... .Souris. #... ly 6 00 PM AM PM AM 5 15 lv.. Emerald Junct..ar 7 35

6 05 ar..Cape Traverse..lv 6 45

Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time.

NO TICE }

Lobster Fishermen Lobster Fishermen are hereby | notified that the law Prohibits the putting out of Traps or Gear for the | purpose of taking Lobsters before the | 20th of April. | Any party setting lines before the 20th will be prosecuted.

J.A. MATHESON, Inspector of Fi: heries

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No matter how large a stock a merchant may have, there always something refreshing about new goods, they give

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vitality and ambition to business. Our suitings, overcoating and trouserings this season are unusuall} attractive.

Just One Look at our

Collection of rich and beautiful fabrics, exqusite coloring 4 novel and exclusive designs, which must convince you that we} chow an assor{ment that is impossible to surpass. =

Expect from us | Besides perfecticn in make, lowest prices, for we are the > firm that seli good clothing at the prices of the other kind.

Look out for our Men’s Furnishings ad. later. | GORDON & McLELLaN

Latest Fashiovatle Hat, }

Black and Colored

WM. WILKINSON

| MAREIRS, FOR SALE AT ua.

D. A. BRUCE'S |

The Store That Cixs Avray Goods Free

IN ORDER TO REDUCE OUR PRESENT STOCK OF CROCKERY GLASSWARE, GROCERIES, KNAMELED WARP, ETC.

For 30 day: we will give free an Enameled Tea Pot ot Coffee Pot with every purchase of one dollar, Tea check givea with our tea and coffee, alse.

P. MONAGHAN, Upper Quosn Bias