Qut about them, and you will always be thankful. <a

THE DAILY

LETTERS 10 THE EDITOR.| Remarkable

ters of an hour and was listened to with

EXAMINER,

a

oe

THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1893.

understood that you are to have sent to my address for one year, without

LL 4 pose, They expel all impurities from the blood on : <a needs of additional facilities. Many people ae nnn tke til ee I eink sills ; ; f : Prion omen ferent, il ocwryoheshan' ut 0 Se Phen followed a violin | who were not reache tb fi - ure 1 rade y C5808 ME DOS SERDAR ELE QE EGER SIEGE ERE SESE EEE Eid There is no Soda n ber “ Sictid evervw here, sent - . tie rere ne EC Hhe+ PTO é 10 : £ , we 2 . . quail for Sets in stamps: five boxce gia DEL duet, Moore Bros., reading, O.B. Wadman, |) e:- : ; : © Seen ———— extra charge, McCLURE’S MAGAZINE, commencing with the current Maat

v N & GO.. 2 Custom House St.. Borton.

violin music, Moore Bros., reading, Miss

| the Kickapoo Indian Remedies, and some

like that which the thirsty

| ? mn mez ee — Growth BIR IPDRIR IR IRIE ELLIO PS ELI LIOLLIOL CIOL GLI a § AWFHT wr AN ACHES J : : ’ RRR: RIRDIRIRIR IE os ) 1 ~ } e 3 } } ij Mis i A FISHERMAN’S COMPLAINT. ction & 3 | wit - i J ( | ICrreDal Me me throngh the! Brom 40.000 to 1.000.000 in € a 2 YEARS OF SUFFERING, y I } ig nh | a than tics ' j ‘ | 3 tA TO ? ve ‘ LIFE A TORTURE, . 3 hat ea espas y Ten Years. | % } Kendrick Outhouse, of Tiverton, B.Bes , { es lay } 3 | } eays : For several years I saft-red from severe at- é 1 \ i aw ( ‘ ; tacks of bil rushe s, which came 02 periodically, ein 7 sabato Pa ' The Leading Paper of P. E. Island. =320= 2 i mos f not ¢ . ( Semon OF AOS thing cocking turned ; srve that a Appreciation— Rapid § xtension & 3 p * s _ 4 sick. I became weak wnd servonme, and hed ay they were still busy of a Business Founded ou Mert 4 3 | many sleepless nights, and for ¢ coal ireasing the catch aie at noon yesteniay,| —When Newspaper Advertising | 3 iene Or : ‘ ~ ar and a half | is Valuab'te. ) (y | ! constant torture to me became 80 weak thes j ny one n | 3 ' } my friends gave wp al hopes o1 my recovery, . g 3 | . : : ' i My brother brougut me a bot:le of have: 1 f he \ | § . ; tuyEp > Sead wees | ca ; In Size and Circulation. HAWKER'S i - . é' nop f | = HERVE AND STOMACH TONIC, an ar us le ¢ | ) | 5 and a box cf } t , | ! SEITY ‘ - | ' , '9 wen ' Shore fal mf a. viemainea oil : 3 HAWKER’S LIVER PILLS, . ; 1 wit 2 | ll IC all You re : ! ot ar i : 3 | «| T had not taken them long before | inenced at j j “Sj i co improve and in a short time I as ¢ ee : oe Me : : 4 —_—_— pletely cured, grew efron a i cigars Ri ht! - : erent Wer pes ar | Haven, Conn., owning and mantfact SS | ! ous, My appetite returned, I slept eel? and " af 1} from the original 1 rmulas of the Kickame 4 } m1 a few months had gained 30 pounds in . ae ay pits, ’ : . X SS weight. I hav t suffered from piles or DEL e®eeees : . Indians the famous medicines of tha 3 oushess since, how 2 years, and * Stren’ 1 6 : uw “9 . I ‘ ID t © | hear, tribe ‘ f ne eas t nd # ¢ as SDy mas could 5 h to be. 1 The fact that “ SUNLIGHT ” has . sal . ws oe = oe ; 4 ¢ firmiy believe that” ’ luragect cala , any .) : . ; nak a sn tantia arcvem : sa daisatin atasindees thtgietesions mere _ o the largest sale of any Soap in Ot deli on oh captains’, are known to thema | factory by the purchase of six story & 3 | ce te T l Months = HAWK ER’SNERY® 4ND 8TOx40H world; that it has been awarded ahore fisherme Nok batidiag, contatatne atiat ‘tiiier é 3 | . ‘ } TONIC AND LIVER PILis i1 Gold Medals 10 purity and eX- | sn 8 p honsand square feet f toor space for } ‘ ( | S ved My os cellence; that it has been in use in shor { " wiucting the enormous and still increas- ‘a . ee a a 3 ; nd “actla fo ver three rs- 4 : usiness of supplving their remed es t 3 | = aay Sy aoe Soe Bent fs cor. and that its manufacturers have been ape mis growtn - Fy aye > 3 | 5 4 Hoi.ann Ovrnoven . : ’ ' ii within the past ten years; ¢ Is is tie KK | i a li i — specially appointed H + te hala shatnof | cnind Gano the Mite Md ee be 3 | Sold by all Draggists and genera! dealer : : : i Hi il? line ie Ale KApPOO Medicine Oo. nave | \ | TONIC SOcts; PILLS 2Bets, Soap Makers to the Queen Svog to last? . ber are 1 om, ats grown their quarters since the first| @ / Manutrerased bp = fleet ? W somebody let the fishermen | introduction of the Kic kapoo Remedies | ) } Sianulactur are sufficient guarantees that you can’t ; hn ; ; i : PAWNS PIoT AE = se hegre " among the white people. Their business} § his Splendi ubscribers bs AUR S. SINE CO. Ti make a mistake by using SUNLIGHT Oxe Or tHe FisHerMey has grown in a ratio of one to a hundred; 4 ead T Is p end d 0 er to s . sees -% Or Doce HE 02, Lid, SOAP.” N Lake, Aug. 29th, 1893 or in other words, they are now doing annu- | @ \ ; DON’T Let another Wash day go i y : oe : ally one hundre at umes the am yunt of busi v WW H. ROC IERS. (t McCLURE S MAGAZINE FREE without trying it. : Public Temperance Meeting at ¢ — -| ness they did the first year. yi AMHERST. N. S., May 27, 1893. : ” @eeeee Lhe temperance meeting under the aus- Merit a Necessary Basis. - THE GRODER DYSPEPSIA CURE CO. j s* Refuse Cheap imitations es of Burne’s Divis previous!y This success resulted mainly from the CENTLEMEN:—I am 71 years of aye. Have boea allicted with sick 2 to everyone subscribing for THE DAILY EXAMINER for 12 months at } a ee, en ee intrinsic merit of the Kickapoc » Remedies ; ¢ headache most all my life, which developed into Dyspepsia of a mild type about | 35 cents a month. By special prréngempent with the publishers, ee > & and a. pa ¥ 7 : Crapand ha | Rees Guale” titecanks fan Seema “ea Stalled adel ale “sulill teat anid 1 stot does aitil eant é ( enabled to make a most exceptional offer to send McCLURE’S MAGAZINE ~ & M hell, Halifax, Agents 40) At 8 o’clock the hall was packed and ; Since their introduction wa argely at- , twenty years ago, and has continued to grow worse until during the past seven FREE FOR ONE YEAR aaa 4 fills he foll ing blank for \ a nd P. &. Isla tock the hail wa packed ani a tained with comparatively little or no-ad- ; sight years I have not been able to take o driu! Beta e } wy i NN oF to everyone who 8 out the following blank form, be Weed and Lettie. ciel Case ee NOVA ‘and Be : mmber could not gain admittance ones agra ns oy ! i a hahaha: € or eight years 1a 10 ee adie FO take &@ Uris OL coid water or mi i, as ( subscribing tfur THE DAILY EXAMINER for 12 months at 35 cents u tt ood @uu potter’, ali i al acn? ah = | Henry Wadman, Esq., occupied the | "T*!e> 4™ vate seein. 92 © il, “S| \ they would produce severe pains and sometimes vomitins. I have been subject } Kegs, to suit family use. a"? : | of parties of Indians with their interpreters | 3 P . ? J 4 mont, | chair and opened the meeting with appro- | on lling fron te wn ps town Se a to severe pains in the chest, with dizziness, which have been more frequent dur- 4 a | priate remarks and announced that the firat | “T’Y°*2"S POM bo! oe s eS i nree or four year , mouth was rec ; he ins \b Sood pron deliver Oo an x ue i ¥ . , en - ‘ow om a af ae _ ust | camps and showing the people just what | F ing the past taree or four years. My mouth was furre J up in the mornings, 3 CUT THIS OUT ANDO SEND IT TO US. Goods prom] - deliver i . om part j ; ' ; I er : we 1 Open ‘e 10% the Kickapoo Remedies were and their é accompanied with bad breath. My case was yearly growing worse. x of the city. Country orders solicited ; Sy the Methodist choir at Crapau on uring all this long period I have tried y ale edici : ? . ane 2 SON en “Thi was caly within She sect tueliyeare| © danuher eee ee Taney Poptiet mndictans, 06 HAN Se Hf AUVTGTT TTT TTT TT ITT TTT TIT TT TTT TTT TT TTT TTT 3. OLAND, SON & CO,, Mrs, Wesley Callbeck ably presided at | twas only within the past two years ) prescriptions from the regular medical practitioners, but without producing any ( = “a | Water Street, Charlottetown | the organ, with accompaniment on the violin | _ ye eg en — es é improvment. Tue Exawiyer Publishing Co., ' = | by Mr. Harry Moore. Se at ee ee ee ee he fall of 92 I concluded to t b: ‘ rour medici 217 . J Ni - r. Harry Moor cue ok feat G-actin sealants athens Cadell In the all o I conclu xt to ry a yottle or two of your medicine and Charl < ® * eee =a | There Are No I ites | Next on the programme was the address. sole tied! Nidan eabebiehed in ante keep ¢ such were its effects that I continued it and nov I can drink cold water or milk vhariottetown, DP. KE. Island. a . | of the evening by Rev. G. W. Fisher, and | "* °*" ee , a i a af soiniasieeis << Plinten Aialew eet : . ” ‘i. ie8 ‘ isher? i » * ° ’ . of the os emedies he- without any inconvenience. Those dizzy pains are all gone and inv mouth is as » . > ane oon like the flies that fishermen | ) it is needless to say here that the rev gentle | the merits of the Kickapoo Remedies be & y. ; inte pe & , You will please send to my address the DAILY EXAMINER for 12 4 9 a. moms Sy ak Elis oe Oe ninttiemend Gino on | fore the people. This newspaper advertis- é eweet as a baby’s. In short, your medicine has cured me and I am sure that all 2 can obtain at the St. George £ Bf oO >< > piatform and also o ‘ ec " 08: ve t ge ' > 7 es # bs ; é : ‘ : s < i ‘ a : - S eee, Pilla, were a wondert al diecorvery. No oten | Hi. subject of temperance. | ing, however, has been of much benefit to Dyspeptics can be cured by its use. . aoe / months from date, for which I agree to pay 35 cents a month, it being — . oil manner of duscase, The tnfermation qreuné Guat The eddiesd coupled aboud ehre aear the sale of these famous medicines, and has € (Signed) W. H. ROGERS, a * — Pharmacy. box is worth ten times the enst of a box of pille Find } ; ra been largely instrumental! in effecting the \) Late inspector of Fisheries fur Nova Scotia. « oft ' ‘ -* coal = = <4 =f =® -*

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NERVE new ais | Jessie McDonald, violin “Mocking Bird,” ae oe coy as —— number. ; covery thes cure the worst cease © | Moore Bros., reading, Frank Moore. | by these simple compounds of roots, barks traveller can obtain at our 7ANS a i od A vote of thanks was thew tendéred'Rev, | 94 herbs. AGE sins ec hgh hnene his snndeptiapepaonamatiiieleeeae 2 + maak welincabinns Memilan? BE oe aren om Mr. Fisher, and also to those who assisted When Newspaper Advertising Pays, . cool retreshu g iy itain. comes of youth. This Remedys | in making the entertainment a success.; Healy & Bigelow, the azents for the | WP BUND i bievercteiescccnicctne ais RMIT vents sainiapatinththsseseiens to ens re. inate cases when ail othe: : : ; : ‘ ae ealv @ igeiow, c 1 agents for the - pier Ae i, ~ F~ relieve. okt by drug Burnes Division is making gigantic strides : Kickapoo Indian Medinine Company, ap- | - ¥F. aeC. Davies. Smo OF be ies ono Te AMIS M. Orns ne = ee * aa ta ese preciate and endorse most heartily the | fh ln Lo My Yo ol Li ln Lo Mh Nb SSS Nl Sb No lob nS Sy > > Mont Lp Mn Ul > Ho LM SM Ap Sb Un Sb SM Sb dbntb Sot St. George Pharmacy, Victoria Row. ce. ror ‘oO rm am JSICHOLO FeC et

> Though you Cough Don’t Despair !

BEECH TREE CREOSOTE

TRY IT! AT ALI, DRUGGISTS.

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’ K. CAMPBELL & CO., Montreal. STTTSBSVSSeSee

sn,a, 2200 2 @

back to vou some day marked “no funds.” Take

SCOTT'S EMULSION

Of Pure CodLiver Oda ypophoephites fo increase your energy and so make good your account at the bank of health. IT CURES

CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, BRONCHITIS, COUGHS, COLDS and a// forms of Wasting Diseases, § Almost as Palatable as Milk. Be sure you ge the genuine as there are poor imi-

flag officers, active warfare ee tat . e “4 j : ae as : against the enemies of Great Britain, gal- A SPLENDID RECORD. The Centaur Compary, TI Murray Street, New York City. advance or in monthly instalments ef 35 . 2S desired. lantly maintaining the honor and glory of | « Provinetal Industry Trebies its Business | meer Si SR TERE RDS Ee. . hikes We make this exceptional offer in order that we may secure wu large number ot

Gratetul—Comborting.

names on this occasion, which fully rewarded al! who took part in getting up the entertainment The closing good night by the choir was beautifully render- ed, and people are of opinion that the choir at Crapaud Corner ean compare favor

ten new

NELSON’S SHIP.

Some very Interesting Notes about that

Renowned Craft,

The Victory was designed to carry 104 guns, consisting of thirty-two, twenty-four and twelve pounders, ranged on her upper main, middle and lower decks; she was also armed with a few sixty-eight pounder earronades. The weight of her one broad- side of shingle-shotted guns was 1,104 pound-, which was considered prodigious in those days. In the account of the battle of ‘Trafalgar, in which action this

mounting twenty of her adversary’s guns and killing and wounding no less than 300 of her officers and men. Compare this with the guns of the present day, when a single gun of the Nile or Trafalgar throws a projectile 100 pounds heavier than the whole broadside of the Victory, while one of the 110 ton guns discharges a projectile weighing no less than 1800 pounds. It may be of interest to know that while only 325 pounds of powder were expended in the discharge of a broadside from the Victory, as much as 3000 pounds weight of powder is consumed in firing the broad- side of the unfortunate Victoria of the Sans Pareil, two of the modern iron-clads. From the time she was first commissioned the Victory was constantly engaged, under various in

the flag which proudly flew from her miz-

zen peak. These services culminated in

| value of the newspaper advertising fora | meritorious article, and say: ‘We find | that newspaper readers are very discrimin- ating, and inclined to be skeptical at first, | but after you have established confidence |

in your goods, and the people find |

that your statements are reliable, then |

purely the product of roots, barks, gums, leaves and flowers. They are absolutely free from mineral or other deleterious substances. | a8 attested to’after a chemical analysis by

al Chemistry at Yale College,

Kickapoo Indian Sagwa is a blood, liver and stomach remedy. Kickapoo Indian Oil is a quick eure for all pains, stitihess, soreness, rheumatism, and the like. Kickapoo Indian Cough Cure, as its name implies, is for throat and iung difficulties. Kickapoo Indian Salve is an excellent remedy for cuts, wounds, sores, eczema,

for those troubles so frequently met with among children, viz: Seat, pin and stomach worms. The Sagwa retails for one dollar a bottle; the Cough Cure fifty cents; and the other remedies at twenty-tive cents a bottle or package.

There is probably not a drug store in the United States to-day where the Kicka- poo remedies are not abtainable, and we are pleased to say that Messrs. Healy & Bigelow have published in this paper, and will continne doing so, some reaily mar- vellous cures effected by the Kickapoo Indian Remedies, and also unimpeachable evidence of the absolute vegetable purity of these simple, yet effectual compounds, that, as someone has said, bring “ Long Life and Good Health.”

in the Last Three Months, |

Some three months ago this journal in-

R. H, Crittendon, Professor of Physiologic-

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SASS Os + SRS eS NA SLs Cage. ‘ae ; a p ‘

v

Casteria is Dr. Samucl Pitcher’s prescription for Infants and Children. Jt contains rcither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. [t is 2 harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing fyrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantce is thirty ycars’ use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays foverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria rclieves tecthing troubles, cures constipation and flatulency, Castoriax cssimilates the food, regulates the stomach

Castoria.

* Castoria is so well adapted tochil’ren thag I recommend i: as superior toany prescription kuaown to ime.”

we ney Castcri2.

* Casteri.: is an excellen “Metns for chil-

ron) Mothers have repes ly told me of its

yood effvct upon their children.” Da. G. C. Ocaoon,

Loweil, Mass.

H. A, Ancnen, M. D., 11i So, Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. ¥,

“Our physicians in the children’s depart ment have spoken highly of their experi- ence in their outside practice with Castoria, and although we only have among onr medical cupplies what is known as reguiar products, yet we are free to confess that the morphine, soothing syrup and othe? hurt‘ul merits of Castoria has won us to look with agents down their throais, tnereby sending favor upon it.” tae m to premature prraves.” Usitep Tlosprran 4nd Dispensary,

Dn. J. F. Krecntrogz, Boston, Masa Conway, Ar

* Castoria is the best remedy for children of which Iam uequainied, I hope the day is not far Cistant when:mothers will consider the real interest of taucir children, and usd Casteria in- stead of the variqus quack nostrums which are d -stroyiag their loved ones, by foreing opium,

Airy C. Surrn, Pres.,

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3 | E , C a . es ne sagt Fey on “wee formed its readers thata new provincial ~ — : cenaeeemeegy = | pps S ocoa. oo gar fought on the “sist of October, | industry; that of the Hawker Medicine . . . Pp tt ra Qeyt } ” Company, of St. John, had completed its BREAKFAST | pany, of St. J a a ke : ” . e alle ae -.- -» | first qurrter’s business, and that itss book | 5 U iS if 0

i eae rs ee a ee a ; avd : “e i 7 Renee the pone, ho is just off | showed a development of trade and a Te- " ates Ween ZUveTR the Opereuon j ‘© Halmorat for a rest, 1s getting on to- | cord of sales that was not only gratifying |

digestion and nutrition, and by a careful

application of the properties of well-select- |

| wards her seventy-fiftl

mile post and is

hale and hearty still, from all appearances

but really astonishing, Another three months has now elapsed

RED GAP BINDER TWIN...

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND.

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR Wooden Butter Dishes

thee Ranidiein cones ably with any of our country choirs—| your ‘business is bound to increase and 4 land, Prof. E. S. dolden, Prof. C. A. Young, I. H. Boyesen, Robert Barr, Henry M. aeny OOP saa by betume of Com. és si | extend.” eae Stanley, Archibald Forbes, Andrew Lang, and many others. ’ and Kee Cases, Crapaud, Aug. 24, 1893. The Kiek mnedies consis , > Tpirwe . . : : AMPBELL’S WINE OF naa a a aes Pe poh atc = coe a ae Each number of McCLURE’S MAGAZINE contains two illustrated interviews 2 les, of which are

We also carry a large stock of WAXED PAPERS for covering Butter and Lard.

WRAPPING PAPER, PAPER BAGS and TWINE of every description,

Importers and Wholesale Paper Dealers ST. JOHN, N. B, P. O. Box 435.

Farm Kor

Sale.

pe om = a fe on = prchgs ic La te nt eto ete,, and Kickapoo Indian Worm Killer is and bowels, civing healthy and natural sleep. Cases | artist of great skill in drawing animals. pee Pree MON Eee GOMES Te sance ia desesibed on terrific, dis- | * armless and absolutely certain remedy toria is tho Childron’s Panacea—the Mother’s Friend, JOHN BURROUGHS, C. F. HOLDER, DR. C. ©. ABBOTT, and other writers | THE snbscriber offers for sale his farm

onthe Mount Edward Road, about one mile and a half from the city, well and favorably known as the “Welsh Farm.” The farm consists of sixty seres, and con tainsa good Dwelling House aud five Outbuildings, all in good condition, There is also a good orchard in connection, Terms easy.

Apply to C, BENOIT. Water Street.

July 3, 1893,

ed Cacoa, Mr. Epps has provided our | meaning to keep the reins of government | and the company have balanced their ac- a - ce caniinnanaiiacaemmmenen breakfast tables with senicals fl ae Fon her hands for many years yet, a8 many | counts for the six months. The results beve rage wh ty save us many heavy y | of us on this side of the big waier h ’P® | show that in the last three months they iiaalssiliainnhaSichnionatiosietitiaiinanaiitalica | doctors’ | It is by the judicious use 0 she will The Queen is a fine old lady, have trebled the businese of the first three: such articles of diet that a constitution | and has set the worid an example of affec- | they have about doubled their working | = : \ , B N ‘ may be gradually built up until strong! tion and behavior that will not soon be } staff and work has been carried on in the i Pitti tl A P A RI |_9 R j K athe, adv: ospaer> iy | tendency to disease. | forgotten. She has been a model con- | packers room till 11 o’clock every night in | 2& . AU A, Me.) De. (5 A 5 Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating stitutional sovereign for over half a| order to fill orders promptly. From all ’ arvund us ready to attack wherever there | gentury, and human hearts everywhere . of Nee wa: Wen @Ank . : ’ : ywher arts of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia } ‘#4 weak point. Wemay escape many a | are moved at the thought that through all oa P. E. Island, from Newfoundland and AT LOVYEST FRICES. ¢ Late i means well tc, i : = 9 res ae tee ai : | | fatal ab mony Seong vorenrer lf - hese yé ars of widowhood she has been | parts of the United States, the orders have | } ern lh { sanik Gn ry nourish: | devoted to the memory of the cae who rolled in, The business is now firmly es- . » ‘ : service Gazette oiplia cart ar sly . - : ’ : os } ; i , rT } t “ arn vivian vie , é ' won her girlish heart and held it tall de ath | tablished. The experignental stage i# past. ; At night 1S always a trouble, and it is Made simply with Bou a rine . he led | came between them. It is sometines | Repeat orders come in constantly, showing | Ne i often an entirel unnecessary ee ae ee ee a Hs Queen ye ee | that where once the remedies are intro- ? | WE ARE PUSHING TRADE FOP. JUNE. We are bound to make our trada trouble if sue , the Pring , ala aaren . . . : | . é 4 ah. wy ‘ ‘ < aud | ° permit the Prinee of ales to ascend the | duced, they win permanent favors with | J . . , . } bi nak : . : Tre EA PPppe ' prererene te ao | ; ; ‘ AND P ATE. | for June the largest we ever had, and in order to compel those wat ting SUITS, . JAM _ EPI “» ) C oO. ' ° ne a path) throne, bet popular and ailas the J rince | the people, who know 88 soon as they WHOLESALE N REAIL HAY DWAR | OVERCOATS, etc., to buy icin us, we an sdliekin 0 BIGGEST B ARGAINS Perry Davis' oo ee of Wales may be, the people of England | have given any of them atrial that these | Charlottetown, August 3, 1893—tu th sat | ever offered in CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING. r : ap c

| and

of the colonies, too, would be sorry to see him crowned king while the widow at

standard remedies are all that they are |

last

FINE SUITS, MEDIUM SUITS, COARSE SUITS at prices to’ astonish the

PAIN

claimed to be. Indeed, this might | | purchasers. Call and see ovr goods, LOW PRICES and QUICK: SALES is | Windsor lives, She sets the world a fine | readily be assumed without a trial, and Sei ' . gveur. 4 (ICES and Q - SALES 18 oul - examp f goodness ; » d of |: ee te ae On s ehatectar oes ¢ P . 2 THE PEOPLE S HOME GUARD! aa ‘tha 1 age - th a ie t | judging ge. 7 cise ena face m . - = ° . n - . in S * " Fo , } Lots “ Bargains a TWEED SUITINGS ; lots of bargains in WORSTED SUIT KILLER io ng since become nothing but «| e 2 i . he ae 1 a a r - | The Celebrated | INGS; : lets of bargains in OVERCOATINGS: hundre is of bargains in PANT ' cag g } cine Co. as they are nam te red among the / GOODS; best value in HARD and SOFT FELT HATS. fs Kept in the house. A few dr ps leading citizens and most honorable and | We have the largest sisck of CLOTHS and the LOWEST PRICES of any house of this old remedy in a little sweet.

‘EMULSION

Putner’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oj] : { : _ = a relief. Sold everywhere still retains and justifies the good opinion | patenting their remedies in Great Britain T A, 7 a " vere, ; of the best medical practitioners, Its | and will presently extend their anor } } JOH N M ACLEOD ‘“ CO., Have you seen the New 3 irtues are attested by thousands of its | there, as well as more extepsively to the — on ap ; on SENTRY DuTy a ienidhemiabientris’ to. United Mates. Ahont the middie of this | Ch'town, June 7, 1893. MERCHANT TAILORS, BIG BOTTLE | : ; —_———— mouth Thomas Rankine, who so suecess- | Old Price 25 Cents. 1 '

iT 1S VERY PLEASANT TO TAKE.

They Don't Know What's Wrong.

Bramprox, Aug, 21,—A ood many peopl in these days are evidently ignorant

of what ails them Phey use remedies for

Boot and Shoe Store. al9 6

successful business men of St. John. i The Hawker Medicine company are now

fully introduced the Hawker remedies in | Newfoundland last spring, will start and traverse the western part of Canada, from | Montreal! to Vancouver in the interests of

the company. With such a pecord as that

«me

CHOCOLAT

Annual Sales Exceed 33 MILLION Lbs.

For Samples sent Free write toC. ALFRED CHOUILLOU, MONTREAL,

on

HE T MORGAN & Co..

on P. E, Island. ;

ened water or milk, brings prompt

SCH AM eR

JACQUES CARTIER.

about 9 o’c.ock. : a WEN,

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dropey, rheumatisn a at re or some | of their first six months now closed, the . , ———— pageant at aoe apm epee i ns —_———— such a _ after @ time o lout — Hawker Medicine Co, are evidently destined Would you : A aisorderet 1aneys Caused all the trouble to achieve a great success, They control - ' 93 | Here are instances. James Crisp, a tele | standard remedi a, which have received | 1 ' igss3. - _—— & } graph operator of th 8 place, suffered from >see we - : ) SSouisinay 4 } Like to go 1s uit uBouche & ' 10 eee abt. ; : | dyspepsia for a long time and could not} Ganada and'the United States, as well oat Sh p s Until Furth r Notice the Steamer - i e ¢ find a remedy that would relieve him wn- th« fervent praise of sorely afflict “d opl } op ing in } <aio t r. ugh McLean, tinte ; twill guard youscrursty Som Glasnes til he found Dodd’s Kidney Pilla” They a areas their Delian Se wtieed b Sadetas Orwell Brash % } YOU cured him, as ihe rine ee, of ” | health, ? 1 ‘ i Orwell Brus ha dyspepsia lay, undoubtedly, in his kid- Their place of business is at 104 Prince | ‘ Thursday mornings clock Have a Very Bad Cough | neys. Willige been, Se John Me wide ° gy, ialtiday's What é 7 ’ | A well-known lady wrote f » the Toronto they have the ae eutenente Ss slabar i tea Chari et . ays | ee eee | [vinn conmtas 5 Geek ob that she | ately fitted up premises of the kind in the | er ole 4 THE SECOND LARGEST Tumbaysad Wedessiay evenings andon ! ad been cured of a womb disorder by Lower Provinces. Willian ae 4 ‘ To os and. Wednesday event sa B Have Lost Flesh Through Illness, means of Dadd’s kidney pills. She did ver | William Hawker, the | 1 i eS ey | eans OF Dodd's Ki y puis. 1 aK not original inventor of the remedies, has been | 1 d 3 | ei ‘ arriving there about 6 o’elock Are Threatened With Consumption, | think, until she was cured, that disordered a druggist in St, John for 30 years, and | ,' , SHIPPERS OF BRANDI ‘ Will go up o Vernon River vt ige every : IT WILL yee — the oat as the roth. Val. | had long poe the value of thedifierent | } 2 atarnt Watt | entine Fisher, of Collingwood, last year lies before the present co v was | : i : ” Cenmberee W hart ond Manaus. Wee } | oT a % . ' | remedies before ¢ pre company was | . e ° ° FROM FRA ACE ranberry Wha nd Hagga art : | was erred of sciatica of thirteen years’) organized. It is with pleasure that this | § e€cl ] Given to Mail Orders P ' ° panes River, of 5 oa a: Mae Cure That Cough, pa en ~ — wi , too, journal records the company’s wonderful | Pp a Attention . | Cranberry Wheet te { marie a ae Oe at et eee Le ae 5 Tiwmiie Mikki ine Bhrattias sO i nay Hickcy’s Whar’, Heal Your Lungs, | had all along beew the cave his eater (0 ae Dry Goods, Carpe ts, ( urtains, Furniture, China and Glass ) THEIR BR ANDIES 4 RE cae? Chetietown for ks and Put Flesh On Your Bones, | ings, _ These are only some of many like) ph. Waters, Campbellford, Ont, says Ware, Kitchen Utensils, Silverware, Lamps, Japanese Goods, | ’ . - eed eer A 8 oa : cxpapienegs Shah ore Coty 10 WHR. that the Peterboro Medicine Co, (Limited) | Ladies’ and Children’s Boots, Shoes and Slippers, Mantles | ™NTQ r Every alternate Friday will go to Mount Prevent Consumption. | Everyone is pleased with our low prices | 87€ at liberty to use his name in the in- land Millinery : U i SURPASSED IN He -_ a See ae aa Se | in boots. We are selling boots Jower than | terest of all who may be suffering as he | * gt ere e 5 Pe . » Ratnedags will neve Cope jeave SMALL & LARGE BOTTLES 50c. $1.00. | cver,—cl ere before, at the’ Dominion | Was a he used Membray’sKidney and} A full Stock in each department. Trial orders solicited. | AGE AND QUALITY : Charlotuetown bor Cragin, a 3 VE ee viver ure, $< j .. and return to riottet 1,

USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great

\9-tts MONTREAL,

USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great i Blood and Nerve Remedy.

Ask Your Wine Merchant for Them,

Ask for and be sure you got the “ D. &L. Emulsion.” Ch'town,

Blood and Nerve Remedy,

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Be ag ae sittin