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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 1 1898
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‘Only Fighteen ’ Cents
¢ fora pair of Women’s Carpet Slippers— Yes ! Eighteen cente, if you cannot lelieve it, come and é ‘see Our window.
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all sizea from 3 to7. ALLEY & CO.,, THE SHOEISTS
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Local and Other tems
Don't Miss Tuem—The Montreal Weekly Star aod the Werexty Examiner both papers from now until the end of the year for 20 cents.
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Goop Price ror Apries.—In the first shipment of Nova Scotia apples to Lon- doutby the steamer Halifax City. Graven- eteios netted $2 to $2 50 and Ribstones $4. — Halifax Herald.
Srrvox Ir Ricu.—Miner T. Foste™ struck it rich atthe Lesaay lead, Tangier, during the past month. He has made returos showing 557 ounces of gold from 450 tons of quartz. The brick was worth $11,140. Leet month $9,000 worth of gold was takea out. —Halifax Herald,
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Cuitp Burnep.—A young cbild of Mr. Dan, McKinnon, of Orangedale, was burned almost to death the other day. The child had been left by the stove, around which wasa lot of shavings, while the mother went upstairs. On her return the found the young one enveloped in flames and with the greatest difficulty ex- tinguishedthem. The child was fearfully burned; but is alive-—Sydney Record.
Goop Reapinc Coearp.—We have made arrangements (see advt.» whereby we are enabled to offer the Montreal Famtry HERALD AND Weexty Srar_ in connection with Tae Weekty HKxaminer for a trial subscription of twenty cents. Thisisa
Princess Cake 16c per Ib Walnut Cake 16c perlb Light Fruit Cake
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Telephone 98.
DD. STEWART ECLIPSE BAKERY BAKES BEST BREAD
908 COCO SOO F 260086079008 REMOVED. On and after Monday, Oct 2rd, my patrons will find me in my office in the New Prowse Block, on the north side of Queen’s Square, first door to
the right upstairs.
DR. J. H. AYERS, Dentist
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splendid chance to secnre the best local news as furnished by Tae Weexi.y Exams ver and the best weekly family newsin Canada at a low price. This offer is only good until October. The two papers wi.! make anexceptionaily good combination to have addressed io your friends abroad even if youdo not yourself require them.
Tae Waite Norru.—An exchange savs : Canadians wil! be interested in the “eftorts of their fellow countryman, Captain Ber~ nier, toreach the White North. Men of many nations have attempted to solve the problem this icy sphynx and all have reaped great glory among the watching peoples. Some of them have reaped the supreme glory of death in an unselfish cause, If Captain Bernier winsaa meed of glory, Canada will undoubtedly share it with him, and io the making of the effort we all’wish himfwell.” Captain{Bernier, it will be remembered, visited Charlottetown a few weeks ago. He wasin command of the steamer Eureka which brought Hon Mr Tarte and party.
Neck fur opening description just re- ceived. See the novelties in neck cuffs we are selling so cheap—W A Weeks & Co.
Cure a Cold in One Day
Tuke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Aji druggistef refuna the money ifit fails to cure, 52c.
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47 Black and Colored Jackets, was marked from $4.50 to 10. last seasons’.
Yours for
Ladies’ Gloves, all wool, only
The prettiest and cheapest Millin- ery ever brought to this city. Novelty Ties for ladies,
Novelty Collarettes for ladies. Novelty Gloves in kid.
prettiest silks.
best table of Dress Goods shown by us, double width,
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tiest Goods go to
Sentner, McLeod & Coy
Wholesale and Retail,
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A TRIP TO COONTOWN.
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The performance of A Trip to Coontown contisis in the presentation of a laugh- able musical comedy which abounds in fuovy situations and bright dialogue. Toe leading roles are in the hands of Bob Cole and BillyJohnson,the podular colored comedians who have won distiactiun in their parts. Bob Coleas a tramp is un- donbtedly the foremost colored comedian of the day. His work hae been compared with
that of Dan Daly and Wa'ter Jonee. The New York Sun of April 6th, eaid “He has more merit than either of these great comedians, and is funnier than Ward and Vokes rolled together.” While Jobuscn 18 an artist to his finger tips, these com~ edians are fortunate in having their sup- port the most popular and accomplished entertainers of their race. This pro- duction has been a most pleasing surprise to both press and public, and is the best diversion ever given by the negro on the stage. When an entertainment is an-~ nounced to be given by colored performers the general impression is that it will be a combination ,of {ministrelsy, planta ion and levee scenes, with perhaps, a cake walk; but this performance is a departure from snything yet given by colored per- formers, and on its second tour many new and novel features will be introduced; new
songs especiaily written by Cole and Jobnsons, autbors of the “Chine and tne Coon,” 4-11-44,”
“The Black Four’Hundred’s Ball,” etc., and everything will*be done to exceed the brilliant success of the past season. Messrs. Cole & Johnson originated and staged the production of “The Black Patti Troubs- dours” season of 1895 avd were the leading comedians; in this production they are the stars, and have been most enthusiastically received, the performance being attended by society everywhere. The company or- ganized for their support is composed of the most refined as well as artistic colored talent inthe world, includirg the well-known comedians Tom Brown, as leading support, R. A. Kelly, J. A. Shipp, Floyd Gibbs, the greatest living biack tenor, Miss Julia Roane, soprano, and Miss Vincent Bradley, with an efficient chorus. In every way it isthe best aggre - gation of colored entertainers to be seen.
ALL HEADACHES
from whatever cause cured in half an hour by HOFFMANS HEADACHE POWDERS 10 cents and 25 cents at all druggists
Frost, frost, heavy frost last Monday night; cucambers and tomato vines in- jured verymuch. We escaped with slight damage; would advise housekeepers to put down pickles and chow chow now. On hand alimited quantity of cucumbers, small silverskin onions, greea tomatoes ripe tomatces, cauliflowers. Orders filled in rotation; donot bein the position of many last year—too late.—J. J.Gay & Son, Market and head of Prince street. Telephone 180.
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OVEMBER & HREUMATISM
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‘Paine’s Celery Compound Has Never Once Failed
Suflrers from rheumatiem, sciatica and neuralgia who have bad experiences with our Canadian weather in October and Nov- ember, will tell you that they dread the uncertain, raw and capricious days of these two autumn months.
It is in October and November tbat tne Sharp tWinges of pain, and long days and weeks of agony make thou- sands wish for death as a release from suf-
tering. Octoberaod November are ‘he months most fatalto rbeumatic mortal-— it is the time when d ath reaps its richest harvest. Just here the statement cannot be too plainly submitted, that Paine's Celery Compound is the ouly reliable cure in the world for ali forms of rheumatism and the ninety nine our of every hundred who have died from the disease could have been cured if the great compound had been used in time.
The prime cause of rheumatism, as of
organs are deranged; the food remaias too long in the stomach, it turns sour, and the resulting acid enters the blood. Nature tries to get rid of this acid through the urine or perspiration. The patient gets a slight cold iu some way,and the acid cau-~ not be expelled. There are chills, pao in the back, quickened pulse, coated tongue, constipation, extreme thirst, poor appetite and sediment- joaded urine. Soon the joints swell, usually the knees, elbows and |
is how rheumatism originates.
For long years it has been a recognized fact that celery freely eaten bas given re- liat to rheumatism suff-rers. Physicians now rejoice in the discovery of Prof. Ed- ward E Phelps, MD,LLD, the great physician, who gave the world and suffer- ing humanity whatis known as Paine’s Celery Compound, a prescription which combines celery with other valuable vege-~
so many Other diseases, is a lack of nerve force. When this weakoess of the nerv- ous sysiem gains ground, the digestive
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DANGER IN HAND-ME-DOWNS.
In the Lancet of August 13 we took notice of the suspicion of uncleamness which we fear must, at all events under present con- ditions ot trade, remain inseparably connect- ed with our clothes, and especially with all bought underwear. So long as it is custom- ary for clothiers to send out, practically at random, their material in the form of piece-work, so long will it be impossible to guarantee either its wholesome or it cleanly condition, Neither can it be denied that the inconvenience and even danger implied in this practice are much en- hanced by the prevalent system of “sweating.” While this continues any- thing like effective cleanliness is hardly to be looked for, and we have in that fact a substantial reason for the repression of this injurious form of forced labor. Were it abandoned the selection and supervision of suitable homes in which piece-work might be carried on would at least be much easier than it isat present. The case of public laundries is at once different and similar. Thanks to the nature ef the work, there is less risk of impurity. We should neverthe- less be pleased to see some form of inspec- tion applied to these establishments. As to the needless, haphazard and thoroughly un- business-like practice of trying on under- clothing forwarded on approval, the sooner this is discontinued the better. In existing circumstances every purchaser of ready- made clothing must understand that he hag really no protection against the activities either of contagious germs or of the more evident animalcules save the maxim caveat emptor. —Lancet.
A Romance of 1900,
Extract from a dime novel of the future: ‘Then the pirate king shouted in excited accents, ‘What ho! my lads! Here is the site of the buriedtreasure. Heave up yon bedded plate of brass and look beneath!
‘**fhe noble Donly Mackerel forced back the bandits, and with one mighty swing of his sword clove the brazen ring in twain, There, carefully buried away ina jewelled casket, lay two scuttles of coal, full to the brim!”
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MOTORMEN AND CONDUCTORS
Wisely Pin Their Faith Firmly to Dodd's Kidney Pil’s
Toronto, Sept. 26.—The motormen and the conductors in the Toronto Street Rail- way Company’s employ are a most intelli- gent, shrewd and respectable body of men. It is no easy task to impose upon them in any way.
When these facts are considered, it will | at once be seen that the evidence of these men, recarding the wonderful efficacy of Dodd’s Kidney Pills, must carry the very greatest weight, A great many of them have been cured of kidney disease by Dodd’s Kidney Pills, after all other medical efforts bad failed. Thereis no wonder the boys pia their faith so firmly to “Dodd’s.”
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Smallest size, printed on good paper from tint blocks and neatly padded, which we are offering during this week and next week at
Per $ i 5 O thousand 500 for $1.00. Call at of
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Good stationery at fair prices will pay for itself any- day, but this “beats the band.”
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to Cure the Dread Disease.
If you are a sufferer from rheumatiem or kindred troubles your duty is plain. You must begin by furnishing the body with nervous evergy as fast as you can,and get a richer and purer blood supply. There 's nO way known to medical men in which ths restorative progress can be so ewiftly brought about a= by using Paine’s Celery Compound. In short, Paine’s Celery Com- pound expels ail! poisons and acids from the blood; it builds up the system, regulat«
{ wrists, and great suff-ringensues. This { es the nerves, increases strength,and gives
that true health that makes one feel bappy apd joyous.
Paine’e Celery Compound is superior to all otuer medicines and pille, asetrength
is better than weskvess, If you suffer, follow the advice and ex- ample of the thousands who have found a rew lite—use Paine’s
Celery Compound during October and November; it will banish your rheuma- tism and you will never have any return of the terrible disease,
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We have had long experience in handling Prince Edward Island’s famoas Oysters, and solicit your consignments,
We have facilities second to none
we John Caldwell & Co.,,
Produce Commercial Merchants, Importers and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Fruits.
171 to 175 McGill Street Montreal
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