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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 6, 1898

BUSINESS WORRIES!

Break Down the Nervous Systems

of the Strongest Men. |

And Nervous Break-Down Often Pre- cedes Llosauity -Jast Here Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets are of Vital Use |

to Restore and Tone the |

Nerves.

All summer coods at big dis counts, many lines at Hal Price,

All Ladies* Black and Cclored Capes

50 p.c discount,

Allshop trimmed and English impor- ted Hats and Bonne: « at

60 p. ¢. discount

About (2700) two thousand seven hun~ dred vards of new J'lack Cashmere, the best value we have ever shown, recently received, worth 75c peryard. We are having a big sale of ‘his epecial cashmere in two shades—Jet Black or Blue Black,

“BOc yard

For fancy Black Goods we show a large variety of rich effects, and very best

: ALSO—

We offer about 6 doz: ors (I alar ce of the got at Half Price).

at 35 cents

worth from 50c to SOc

Gentlemen try us for

1 New Fancy Sail | 0 dozen lot we bave

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Summer Washing Ties

Outing Shirts

White or Unlaundried Shirts

Cuffs Coliars Gloves or Braces

| day’s work is done, they are*‘ used up, ”

A day’s work, at ‘* the office ” is enough to upset the nerves fof any man.

The cares and worries, the anxieties and uncertainties of business keep his nerves | continually on “ on edge” and, when the!

It ison Occasions like this that the little ones speak of papa as being “cross ’

The wife and mother dreads her hus. band’s home coming, though she knows well the cause of his irritability.

Such women would give much to know how to prevent these disagreeable occurrs ences,

They know that this never ending strain onthe nerves, is shoriening the lives of | the bread-winners, and that it will soon end in deata.

But allthis suffering, the unceasing drain on the stream of life, can be ended easily aod quickly,

A short treatmeat with Dodd’s Dyspep= sia Tablets will end it quickly and per- | mavently.

Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets cure nervoue~ | ness by removing its cause— Weakness of | the stomach.

They digest the food, without assistance from the stomach.

While the stomach is enjoying this rest, the tablets tone aud strengthen it, so that it can do its own work thoroughly.

Thus perfect digertion being absolutely ! ensured, pure blood is a ceriainty, and the nerves are properly nourished, and enabied to hold out under the strain of work.

Only Dodd’s Dyspepsia Tablets can effect this. They only can digest the food and strengthen tue stomach.

Dodi’s Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by all druggists, at50 cents a box,six boxes | $2.50, or sent, on receipt of price, by The | ; Dodd’s Medicine Cov. . Limited, Toroato.

To Keep Cool in Summer.

To preserve your health and keep cooi take

Summer Underwea We keep a

W. A. Weaks & Go

large variety of new furnish-

) delicious summer drink. This standard | Eoglish preparation is sold by all drug | gists at 60 cents a large bottle. Triai size

Wholesale & Retail, |

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+» hs 8 To - Night (Worth it.) Wos. Fine l)ongola Shoes Wos. Fine |.aced Boots Wos. Fine Dutton Boots

SEE OUR WINDOW

Alley & 6o.,

The Shoeists

$1.25, every cent of

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on aten cent coin for 25c? Or maybe you woul like to have something done in the line of silverware. Our \ir W. T. Well- ner has had private instruction at a very great expense, from one cf the best envravers in Bos- ton, and he feels sure that you will be pleased.

W. W. WELL

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The eaere halfof the residence of ‘he late Chief Justice Palmer, containing “ight rooms, electric light, hot water fur- Dace; rent moderate. Apply to H. James

almer, office near Bank of Nova S cotia,

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‘For Te - Night.

in summer Abbey’s Effervescent Salt. It is made from the salt extracted | |from pure, fresh fruits, and its daily use brings abou, bealth. It makes a most

| 25 cents’

The name of Archbishop Duhamel, of Ottawa, is being tree!y mentioned as that | of the probable successor of the late Cardi- nal Taschereau; and it is pointed out that his appointment would be advantageous to the Papal authorities on account of his residnce in Ottawa and his intimate cunt e -- tion with the premier and other ministers.

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Lost. — Between Fort Augustus : nd

Southport, while returning from the tea

on July 18th, a lady’s parasol. Finder will oblige by Jeaving eame at this cflice. 178 tf

iN a Se See the pretiv goods just opened as : I Carter’s Bookatore.

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> BIG - SALE

UF LADIES

Shirt Waists

AND CAPES

We bave placed on onr centre coun- ter tables, two special lines of laaies

Shirt waists snvebens Cas shiceons On onrfirst table you'll find a large aseortment of ladies’? muslin Shirt Waiste, all new goods and latest styles, worth from } to 4 ¢| more, going at 75c each. econcens, GB os i s00see On our second table you'll find

another large assortment of ladies’ cotton and muslin Shirt Wasste, worth from 4 to } more, going at 45 cents each,

... OAPES.... See our western window for bargains in ladies Summer Capes,

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SOME SHOE SNAPS

Boy's Low Shoes at 90¢

About 20 pairs, sizes 12 to 4, re duced from $1.15 and 1.35

Cirl’s buttoned and laced boots at } $1.00, former price 1.35

Girls’ and children’s buttoned boots |

and low shoes at 8Qc former price | $1.10

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almer, QueenSt. 2xks

W. H, Stewart & CO.

| Spenliog a few werks in Summerside, re-

, morrow morning and evening.

| be thus profitably disposed of.

PERSONAL. The death of Dr WB Slayter, of Bali- fax,is reported. The cad event took place on Thursday,

Mrs Chas D Jones of St. John, is inthe city on a visit to her mother Mrs McNeil! who has been seriouslyill,

Rv. J. T. MeNaliy, been

who has

turned to Ottawa yesterday.

Mr. D. J. Mela od, Superinten tent of E:lucat on, and Inspector McCormac, re- turned last evening from Halifax.

Mr.and Mra. Charlies W, John-ton, of Lewes, Del., are visiting the I-Jand, and are registered at the Hotel Davies.

Tue Rev. R. W. Stevenson, of Montague, will preach in the Kindergarten Hall to~

Principal Mills, ot the Guelph Agricul- tural College, and Mra Mills, were pasren-~ gers by the Princess last evening. They are guests of Charles Palmer, Esq.

Mr. F. J. Cotfia, of thisf province anda | graduate of Dalhousie. has beer awarded the degree of Ph. D. by the Chicago Uni- versity, He is now instructor of com- parative religion in that university.

Rev. Pere Lelandais, Director of the Sulnician Col'eze, Montreal, and Pere Laliberte, Professor of Rhetoric in <he

same eollege, left for home yesterday morning, after a monih’s vacation on the Ieland, Se ome 8 NEAR ae am. et A SUGGESTION.

Str,—As thie is the haying season, I would suggest that the antideluvian city (grand) fathers disposed of the band stand by public auction. No doubt some farmer, owing to the excessive hay crop. would purchase it and with little trouble convert it into day barrack. An eye sore would

Banp -FoLLower. i © ee

Seems as ifall the thiogs we like dis- agree with us, and all the things we don’t like, agree with us. Dyspepsia lurks in most of the good things we eat, and indi- gestion follows the gratification of appetite. Qf course it is’nt Nature’s fault. Nature coes the best she can, and if a man will ynly belp her a ititle bitat the right time, he may eat what he likes and as much as | he likes.

| Nicholson are having their picnic at Red

are handicap except the half-mile bicycle

' him a drink of water, but when she ar-

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Go to the Opera House, O’Connell’s night, Monday, Aug 8th,

B. 1. 8.—Regular monthlw meeting to- morrow in St Patricks Hall at 3 o’clock

p. m. -_ --_ —

Picyic.—Tne employees of Hickey & Point today. The programme of sports in- cludes several rowing races.

Evecrric Licut Sporrs.—The entries for the Electric Light Sports to be held next Thursday even‘ng have been extend- ed until Monday evening. All the events

race, —<——>——

A. O. H.—Division No 1 A. O. H. are requested to meet in their Hall in regalia. on Monday evening the 8th inst at 7 o'clock in order to take part in the O’Connel! celebration. White tie and gloves,

sielabtiesheasion

Gc_p Nuecets.—Mr, Geo. A. Dixon hae sent his wift asmall bag of gold nugge’s from the Klondike. The gold was brought bere byMr. Barrett H-niersoo, who re« turned from that courtry e@ few nights ago.

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Up ror Tr14L.—Michael Monaghan, of Lot 7, has been sent up for trial in the Supreme Court on a charge of assaulting Constable McDougall. The preliminary investigation took place yesterday before Stipendiary-Magistrate Wright.

Suppen Deara.—A man named Robert Roper died suddenly yesterday evening, about half-past six,in the hayfield of Mr.

Road. Roperasked a little girl to bring

rived with it he was breathing his last. - Roper wasa well known farm _ laborer. ~ His wife died a short time ago. ieapallinieette

A Frorat Freax.—A very pecniiar floral freak which is regarded as a great curios ty is standing inthe Wesley Mem~ orial Parsonage garden in the shape of a

double headed white dabila growing from |

adoub!le stem. The stems are quite dis~

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets | tinctly forined although joined firmly to-~

‘Local and Other Hems,' S¥s¥s% ses

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are for people who are troubled with indi. } ether, and the blossoms also grow as one |

gestion. Particnlarly for those in whom

it manifests itself in the form of constipa | tion. The Pellets” are quick and easy in their action. Thev are in perfect har- mony with Nature. They effect a perman- entcure. You need take them regularly only a little while. Atter that, use them occasionally when vou need them—when

you have eaten anything that disagrees | with you. They may be taken just as freely as you would take water or any

other necessity of life.’ Once used they are alwaye io favor.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Gents cool underwear from 45c per suit op.—Moore & McLeod:

janauas, very cheap, at Beer & Goff’s.

Prowse Brothers have caused consider- able talk around town on accoun: of yery low prices they have been selling ladies’ blouses. 183, 31.

10, cents. Ladies, you should see the dress goods Prowse Bros. are selling for

10) ceats. Itis a corking good line and just |

worth twice the money, 183, 31.

— Moore &McLeod.

Men’s furnishings, sammer un ler-cloth

Ing away down in price. Good quality of 5 ee ; e . -

men’: ,fancy shirts jfur 50c each, —J.B

Ma Doia'd & Co.

Say boys, don’t allow any man to per~ suade you that they show as nice clothing as Prowse Bros., because they have not got the goods, and more than that they cannot get them, as we are the agents for the producers of the best clothing in Canada.—Prowse Bros. 183, 3:.

Another lot of ladies oxford shoes. So ; satisfactury was the last lot, both in price and quality. We expect this jot won’t last long. Price Tic apair. JB Ma: donald & Co.

Gocd Bananas, lic. a doz. at Beer & Goft’s.

Beer & Goff’e. 182 21

Laeies white pique collars -the latest at Sta: ley Bro,

Crown flakes at

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Spectan Traiv.-A special train, not only for delegates, but for the public gen- erally, will leave Charlottetown at 9 o’c osk, (local) Thursday, lizh inst., for 4 the Foresters meeting at Alberton, return- ipgnext evening. Return fare $1.25.

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Kidney-Bladdecr Trouble,

There isnomore serious menace to good health inthe present age than Kidney dis- orders, and it’s an appal ling fact, buta true one, that four-fifths of the country’s people have the taint ofthis insidious disease with

_to Canadian Inventors. Ladies in need of sSummer or Fall eape ! prepared had better see our sou:h window to-night. y Mes*rs.

J Tottenham, P. Q.

them. Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills cure all Kidney disease,

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Folding Pocket Kodaks

The lightest, neatest and most com- plete Cameras on Alumiium, moroco. weigh 16 ozs, and measure folded, 14x 35 x6; inches, Take photos 2}x3: inches.

Price $10.00. Call and see them and get Kodak catalogue.

JOHNSON & JOHNSON

only joined at the back making a perfect |

Janus-headed bloom and presenting per~ fectly formed and beautiful large blossoms from whichever side they are viewed, Pastor Crisp’s friends say they notice that he frequenily grows asermon big enough for two, also from the same stem— Moncton Times.

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Dirrerent Points or View.—Some good ladies of Syracuse, N. Y., have been making “comitort bags” for the local volun- teers on service and putting a small tract in the compartment originally designped for tobacco. Some local brewers, not to be outdone in generosity by the W. C. T.U. forwarded “the boys” twenty barrels of beer, freight paid, as it wa: said that the water at Camp Alger was unfit to drink. There apon, the W.C. T. U. telegraphed demanding tbat the beer should be return- or emptied upon the ground. It is not re- corded whetber these orders were carried out.

Patexy Rerortrs.— Below will be found the only complete report of patents grants ed this week bv the American Government This report is

specially for this paper by Marion & Marior; Solicitors of Patents & Experts, New York Life Building,Montreal :-—Nos, 667,832, Joseph Choqnette & al, St. Hyacinthe, Fiber treat- ing machine. 608.107. Joseph H Coleman, Fare Box. 697,984, Gerald J Cream Montreal, Megnetic or ore seperater 667,924, Edwin T Freeman, Halifax Can. Nailing machine. 608,056, Hermen: gilde Loiseile, Vinnipeg, Can. Car Coupling. 608, 006, Charles F Pym Windsor. Can. Last. 608 614, David M Thom, Watford Can. Combined feed cutter & blower. 67,864, Fred Lacey Valleyfield, Stop motion for spinning machines.

THe Tcrr.—At Dover, N, H., Lottie, by Brazilian, won the first two heats of the 2.17 pace in 2144, 2.16, but was beaten by De!ta in 2.:43 2.17, 2,181.

A.C. Bell intendé to vlose out all his trotting stock. His horses incllne Israel, 2.191; Musgrave, by Alberton, 4 years old; Jessica, by Israel fand Musgrave; Schofi Id mare, dam of Dinah; filly out of Jessica, 1 year; filly, by Musgrave out of Schofield mare,

Gentry and Patchen will pace best two in three heats for a purse of $4,000 at Washington Park, Chicago; if suitable ar-. r.sngements; can be made Messre, Bowne can have the horses ready in two weeks. Failing to race in Chicago the great pacers may go to Jolieton Aug. 16 and take the place of the free-for-all pace. The owners are bovad to race, each declaring he will smash existing recorde.

At fifty cents—See the lot of ladies blouses we offer to night —T. J. Harris, London House.

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Wendel! Philips once said ina lecture : “When you rea the news ina morning paper, you have no notion of wh: happened till you look up to the paper’s title.”

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We should like to say every day, till everybody near and tar should have read it, hcw well we can suit tiem in their Furniture wants, Nothing pleases us better, than to make prices within reach of modeet means,

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High-Glass Tailoring and Men's Furnishings, sae

Our Ambi‘*ion

is to conduct our business so that every purchaser shall be pleased. We are not doing business for this year or for the next. We want your trade continuously.

Drop in and see our new fali Suitings Overcoating and Trouserings; they are plumbs. igi

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GORDON & McLELLAN

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