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Diarrhoea,

Dysentery, cholera Infantum,

and all Summer , complaints.

— Price 25e.

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The People’s Druggist.

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Afier the service in St. Peter’s Church, last evening, @o Organ recital was given by Mr. H. A. Tanton, organist and choir-

the Chapel of the Heavenly

Kest,in New York ; and solos were sung Tantou, Master Arthur New York, The following programme was rendered :

Eugene Theyer’s Grand Offertoire de Noel?

Hiil, of and Mr. Oxton, of Montreal.

Mr. H. A. Taston.

Soprano solo, On the Cross, by Bragdon, Master Arthur Bill. { Guilmant Offertoire in A flat......... b. aetie

Mr. H. A. Tanton.

| Soprano Solo Nearer my Gud to Thee— Holden—Master Arthur Hil!. | (a) “Meditation

Be cetictdeanilindatecccncce H. A. Tanton.

“ Offertoiro in A”—Heins .... —_— Vocal solo—‘“A Dream of Paradise, Gray,

H. A. Tanton.

Vocal solo—‘* O Rest in the Lord”. .......

Mr. Oxton.

| Vocal solo—“Tbe Resurrection”... Holden

H. A. Tanton.

Mr. Taotoo,who is a son of our esteemed f-llow citizen*, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn P.

to be congratulated upon the

higa position to which he hae attained in the musical cireles of the Metropolitan

DR. CLIFT

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MIMNYSIDE DENTSTRY,

Uffice in;New Prowse Block

intdoor te the right up Kale,

Telephone connection.

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CBRONIC/DISEASES and RUP

In Swamp Land Land o’ Nowhere The River Plate and the Argentine Republic

_———_—_—__-——_—- | city of the great Republic. He is to be 9000 9000 @ ~wvOS 888820» numbered among those successful ones who ge @ | reflect credit upon their Island bome, ; . upon their parents, and upcoo themselves. ‘Snapp y ®@ | His = renditions of last evening were, ; > in every way creditable to him. The ; . @ | singing of his pupil—one of his choir boys ® | _Masier Arthur Hill, showed great vocal mas. .er : £ a ‘Cinger : capabilities. Mr. Oxton sang Kaydn’s ’ ® } “O Reet in the Lord” exceedingly well. . ° LD ' an ‘Snaps . A splendid picture of H. M.S. Crescent , | forms the frentispiece of the Auguat P. meee west any other E. I. Magazine. You should havea copy. kind? A Giner ‘Snap thane io anal aula: isnot snappy 18 ho gooc. i * sie rate Wekeep the snappy kind —mixed right, made right s U M M ER and we sell them right at " READING 12c per ib. der today. - ) a The Prince Edward Island Maga } Tuaruoxe 98, ¢ | zine for Juiy is out and for sale at the ’ @ usual places. It’s a first rate number ; @ | and the contents, which are as follows, . D. Stewart = } are of a high order of merit: t 4 H. M. S. Crescent 4 Frontispiece ° Eo.ipse Bakery > The Star Hill Survey Katherine Hughes @ | The Brocken Spectre J. M. 4 BAKES, BEST BREAD. % | Adversity,a Day Dream J. Edward Rendle ' . Bedeque and its People—1I11 scents. Wika Henry. H. Hooper, Detroit, Mich. ——K et Newspaper Life and Newspaper . J. I. #letcher Mt. Albion Reminiscences Robert Jenkins Lawrence W. Watson

Bert Marie Cleveland

oseph Reid J J. 8 B.

Take a copy with you tc the coun- It will add pleasure te your out- Five cents the copy, at all book-

? vcks, deep hem 5 tucks, deep hem

) . > «Tows 3 tucks, fine linen

Large size, trimmed emled

Deep hem, large size, fine linen,

trimmed with embroidery

Very fine. extra large trimmed With embroidery P

: MAID’S CAPS.

White lawa, trimmed*enbroidery

iw : ay a embroidery, butterfly shape

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CARD! DR. H- L. DICKEY

(Late of Lendon Hosp‘ta's.)

CIALIST: Eye, Ear, Nose, Th: ott. Seca Cameron BKicck, Vic'oria Kow. HouRS: 9.30 a, m. tol p. M.;2to1 p. m,

Evenings by appointment. Teiephore. (Eyes Tested and Fitted with Glasses ) ‘326 aw.

Price 20c each Price 30c each

Price 32c each Pric2 55c each

Price 95c each

rice $1.00 each

13¢ each 15e each

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MUSICAL RECITAL.

THE BAILS EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN AUGUST 6, 1900

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SANATORIA FOR CONSUMPTIVES

‘Extent of Gonsumption’s

Ravages,

SOMETHING OUGHT TO BE DONE

Dr. McNeill Advises Establishment

of Sanatorium in Suitable Locality.

Sir,~—Can anything be done in Char lo\tetowa or Prioce Edward Island to form an “anti.consumption league,” 48 in Ustario and other places? It has been said that “ consumption causes more than twice as many deaths as small-pox, diph. theria, scarlet fever, typhoid fever, measies and whooping cough put to gether;” and reliable statistics allege that consumption causes one death out of every eight from other causes—that of all people who die between the agés of 15eand 69, po less than 137 out of every 100 die of this disease. That between the ages of 25 aud 35 nearly one-half is caused by consumption; thatin this Dominion it claims each yeer no less than 9,000 vic- time,

Prof. Koch’s discovery of tye tubercle bacillus in 1882 with subsequent scientific experiments and clinical experience in every Civilized Jand hae proved the follow- ing facts :—

1. That Consump ion is oot hereditary.

2. That it is a contagious disease.

3. That Consumption is produced bv a germ introduced into the body from with- out by inbaling minute dried particles of the sputa fl ating in‘the air,and by food,— especially miik from tuberculous cattle.

4, That in advance stages of disease millions of these germs are thrown off in the sputa each day by a single individual.

5. That consumption is preventable and curable.

The rich can protect them- selvee, but what about the poor of Char- lottetcwo and P. E. Island. An auti- consumptive league should be formed at once. An appeal snou'd be made to the benevolentand charitable to come tothe reecue of the people—to prot ct the pubs lie and to give toour children a land in which consumption will be ao unknown disease. In order tu remove the fears of some itis well tosay that “ sanacoria ” are homes scientifically arranged with the advantages of fresh air and proper tood, etc. under medical guidance in such @ way that the patient will have the best chance for health, and at the same time to ceep che contagious element under control. By forwing a provineial or city association tn this Province, one cap become affi iated with a Dominion association On similar lines for holding a Dominion Congress whieh will meet, say pext year, that is, if we follow the wake ofthe other Provindes now leading in this matter.

In the Province of Ontario, there is «9 private sanatorium at Gravenhurst—bas a beautifal location and a fine building. There is a man in this city under treat- ment, aod.in order to save him he should ye at once removed to a sanatorium,but un fortunately he nor his friends have not tie means to send him to Gravenburst in Ovtario. There are many localities near t \is city tnat could be utilized if the pub- ic would arouse themselves to realize that public effort must be put forth to S.v+ thos2 now im health as well as those afiicted. We need not go very far inland tor @ suitable vailey or bill where in fine wether the air is bracing and pure ; and & sanatorium should be started on a amall ecale to test the matter and give the af- fl cted a chance.

A Provincial Board of Health shor!d be formed, or the city Board of Health mighi take the initiative in this matterand pass sules snd regulations for the guidance of Ot patienis and houreholds. It ought to b+ ewy in my Opinion ta form an associa - to combat tuberculosis in the city ot Charlouetown. Government and muni- cipal aid might be obtained, supplemented by the people through churches, societies, etc. Who will voluoteer to inauzurate a put lic mee'ing in this behalf and make a commenceiwent in this matter? I appeal to the press and to the churches to arovee public opinion in behalt of the consuin px tives of this City and Province,

Yours,

R. Macwnet.t, M. D.

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Hood’s Pilis

And you'll be all right in the morning.

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All British Companies, Risks taken

low rates.

HYNDMAN & CO

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Local — and ther Items

TsLAND Oats.—P vinee Edwerd Islana oats (in bulk) are quoted at 36 and 38c in Halifax.

For Sypnrey.—Mr. KE. Wheatley shipped 40 head of cattle today to Syd. ney.

L. O. A.—An important meeting of St. George’s Lodge tomorrow night, sharp 7.30. Visitors weleomo.

WEDNEsDAY’s Excursion. — Everything points to @ most successful excursion ou Wednesday night. The moon promises to

Regiment will furnish choice music. The Priacese'will leave the wharf at 9 o’clock:

Coat ArRIVALs.— 1 ne schooners Jessen, Niva Page, P & E Sma!!, Merry May, “ir Joho Mclonald, Ethe: Aggie aud Samoa, arrived yesterday from 1! ominion Coal Co’s mines, C. B , with cargoes of screen~

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TimeLy Paorocrarn.—A souvesir of | one of the most notable social events that | has taken place in Charlottetown—the} marriage ot Miss Mary Sullivan and Mr. | W. LL. Scott, of Ottaws,—has been pro-| duced by Mr. Turner, the well-known | photographic artist, in the form of a! photograph of the happy couple just as | they were leaving the Cath. dral, with the front of the Cathedral and the crowd about. it. The photograph is a capital one; and | we have no doubt that it will be much | sought after by the friends of the bride| and others,

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| THE RAILWAY PIONIC. |

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A Most Successful Outing at Ken-

sington.

The picnic at Kensingtun on Saturday will go down in bistory as one of the | most successful outings ever held under | the auspices of the railway employees | The attendance was large—fourteen cars. going out from town—and every oae had ' a splendid time. During the course of tbe day the following programme of races was disposed of :

106 yards dash and return—ist, © Hanson ; 20d, W Houle. Girls’ race— 1st, Miss Good 2ad, Mise Hodgeon.

“ack race—lIst, Hansen. Obstacle race—let, J McLean; 2nd H. Love. Potato race—lst, J McLean; 2nd, H Hodgeen. Wheelbarrow race—let, H Love and A Essery; 2ud, W Houle and J§McLean. Boot race—1, Walter Higgins; 2, A) Cameron. Three-legged race—1, H Love and C) Hansen ; 2, A Cameron and J McLean. 50 yard race (Boys under 16)—1, A |

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A Cameron; 20d C

Craewell ; 2, W Binns.

Hurdle race—1, H Love; 2, W Houle. The special train, which was in charge | of Conductor Munroe, re urned to Coarse lottetown abcut half+past eight o’clock.

Kafr Women Bereft,

Prereria, Aug. 4.—A number of Ksfflr women aed childrez passed through Pre. toria, weeping and wailing. The Boers had driven them frow their kraals, burn- ing their bomes and taking the cattle, in the district around Coumando Poort West.

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§ COMPLAINT

Is quickly cured by using Witd trawberry Comp.

or

Blackberry Cordial -

Perfectly safe for all ages.

Pleasant to take.

Astringent without produc- ing costiveness.

Price 25 cents.

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Neur Goods

Faust Blend Coffee in 1 Ib tins,45c ea (Very fine flavor) ' Roast Beaf in 2 lb tins 32¢ each Compressed Ham in 2ib tins 32c each |

Ceylon Tea in 1] Ik fancy tins 85c¢ each |

Pineapple Chuaks in 2 |b tins

Quaker Rolled Oats, l6c package |

Deesicated Rolled Wheat l6c package |

Brown and Webbs pure | Fruit Syrups

Wes: India Lime Juice

35c bottle

25c bottle |

Beer & Goff.

30c¢ each | i

$1.00

$1.35

$1.55,'$1.60 and $1.90

For 985 Sach:

$2.25, $2.35 and $3.00

For $1.50 each, STANLEY BROS

Furnishing News

This Price List of Shirt Waists.

Fresh well kept goods these; not soiled or crumpled — but all ready to wear,

White

In sizes 13 1-2, 14 1-2, $1.35 and $1.40

For 8Q0e each.

In sizes 12 1-2,13 and 13 1-2, $1,50, $1,75 and $1.95

For $1. each.

Colored, and Black and White,

For 50‘..4

Colored, and Black and White,

For 79 ak

14 and

85c, 95c, and

$1.20 and

= 9

For Saturday

We pride ourselves in showing*the largest and nobbiest lo

of neck wear in the city.

White and colored shirts, soft outing shirts collars attached See our doubse thread Balbriggan Under

cilk tront shi.ts. clothing, $5c per suit.

e : ; eo." have them at any price from 2¢ to 75.¢

® Another strong line with

us is our Shirts.

Extra bargains every Saturday aight, Store open until 1?

Gordon & MoLellan

»+e+e Men’s Stylish Outfitter

p. m.

Crash Skirts,

Pipue|Skirts,

Shirt Waists*White Shirts W aists Colored

£ k

All tresh fnew goods no old stcck, but they have t

be soldthis season, so it§will pay you to‘look at them,

IT. J. Harris,

1 London House

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