35. ~ CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. ISLAND, SATURDAY MARCH lI 1899 |
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‘SIR WILFRID ON PROHIBITON.
His Answer to the Dom- inion Alliance
IS REGARDED BY THEM AS DISs- APPOINTING.
Will Not Likely be Accepted by Pro-
hibitionists.
{[Spweerac ro Toe Examiner.)
" ‘ «0ORONTO, March 11.— Alderman Spence,
} Secretary of the
ta aft {hn if cm -) They are scveral reasons the —@ why D. & A Corsets are good I» J Corsets. ‘Lhey fit, they wear, Hi» they keep their shape. [Iie ww r . > ry They are the same size the {hyn BAS @ cay yeu put the m off .for {i} ., kaa} COC es the day ycu put 5 HB) % ee " { them on first. WA! ] They are medelled on a tb y “te » . . ] i VY perfect natural figure. Ih mm 4 m > .
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Dominion Alliance, has received ‘rom Sir Wilfrid Laurier the ans-~ wer of the Government t» the request of the Alliance that the prohibition measure be introduced into the Dominon parliament following aponthe plebiscite of last fal!.
The premier announces thatthe expression of publiz opinion recorded atthe potla in
| favor of prohibition did not represent euch
&@ proportion of the electorate as would
| justify the introduction by the Governmen; | of a prohibitive measure.
A meeting of the Alliance committee wil! | r | Prowse Bros. this spring we were com-
he held in this city on Tuesday to discuss the Premier’s answer.
Secretary Spence regards the answer ag certaintly disappointing and not likely to be accepted by the prohibit ienists.
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HEART DISEASE,
SOME FACTS RESARDING THE
RAPID INCREASE OF HEART TROUBLE
Do NotBe Alarmed, But Look For
the Cause.
Heart troubles, at least among the Americans, are certainly increasieg and while this may be largely (lue to the excite- ment aod worry of American business life, it ie more often the reeultof weak stomachs, ef poor digestion.
Real organic disease is incurable, but sot one case in a hundred cf heart troubles is organic.
The close relation between heart trouble an¢é poor digestion is because both organs are controlled by the same great nerves, the Sympathetic and Pheumogastric.
In anether way, also the heart is affect ~ ed by the form of poor digestion, which causes gas and fermentatian from half digesied food. There ie a feeling of im- pression and heaviness in the chest caused by pressure of the distended stomach on the heart and lungs, interfering with the action; hence arises palpitatioa and short breath.
Poor digestion also poisons the blood, making it thin and watery, which irritatee and weakens the heart.
The most sensible treatment for heart trouble is to improve the digestion and to insure the prompt assimilation of food.
Thie can be done by the regular use after meals of some safe, pleasant and effective digestive preparation, like Stuart’s Dyapepsia Tablets, which rmaay be found at most drug stores and which contain valuable, harmless digestive ele- raents in ap leasant, convenient form.
It is safe to say that the regular persist~ ent uee of Stuart’a Dysrepsia Tablets at meal time will cure any form of stomach trouble except cancer of the stomach.
Full size package of these tablets sold by druggists at fifty eents. Little book en stomach troubles mailed free. Addrees F. A. Siuart, Co., Marshal], Mich.
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THE COMING SESSION
Promises to baa Very Busy One.
(Sraeciat tro Toe Examiner.!
Ortawa, March 11.—The coming see- sion promises tobe a very busy oue as far as private legislation ia concerned,as parlias mentary poticea nunber 101. «
Of these 49 are for acts ot incorporation; 52 amendments to acts of incorporation; 6 diverce; 1 winding up act, andtwo for extensions of letters patents.
Toe total number of railway b‘lle to date is 56; of which 12 relate to the Yukon dis- trict,
Quebec Legislature Proroguéd.
[Sproat To ree Examiner.)
Quesec, March 11.—Toe Legirlature bas been prorogued.
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Hockey at St. John.
(Speorat. ro THE ExaMinar. |
St. Jonny, March 11,.—The Shamrocks of Montreal defeated the Mohawks 5 to 0.
LXTENSIVS ALTERATIONS More improvements, Hearing of the extensive alterations to be made by Mesers
pelled to ask a few questions concerning the same, and find that thi» progressive firm is about to enlarge their store eoas to make it jast double the size of the oue
now occupied Sy them. ‘Leir ever- increasing business has made this change necessary. The
store lately occupied by D. A. Bruce asa tailoring esiablishmeat wiil be fied up and stocked asa first-class dress goods aud ladies’ department. Everything up- tce jate in ladies wear, dress goods, corsets, gloves, hose, cleaks, sacques, all kinds of furs, etc., will be kept in stock. The main store willte kept ase suits department. On the north side will be found hard and sott hats in all the leading styles,aod best makes. On the south side, cloths, under- clothings, tup shirts, towels, toweling, and al! staple goods; in the rear (D. A. Bruce’s part) they intend building on 22 feet more, as soon as the frost be used as ® cloak aad fur department in the fall and asa millinery
best ano only up-to-date department on the Island reached by a passenger el -vator. The gents furnishing department will be in the same placeas heretofore. Tae clothing department will be the largest end best in the Dominion; one half _immedi- ately over the store lately oecupied by D. A. Bruce will be fitted up forthe now famous Fit Reform Clothing. The floer is of hardwood, end ove aside ie fied up with 25 oak cabinets which will be filled up with the ever and only ready-to-wear clothing puton the market. In the centre of this room, which ie 25x55, will be placed the youths suite, odd coats and pante; aod the other side will be fitted up with large roomy, whitewood shelving all eak- stained to match, and will be used for children’s twe and three piece suite. The old department will be usedfor men’s ready-made clotbing of all kinds. They are agente for the best clothing made in Canada,namely Fit Reform,W. R. Jobaston & Co., H. Vineberg & Co., etc. Those geods cannot be iad in jany other store in the city. The third floor, which is 45x55, 1s to be ueed asa wholesale departmeat, the only one of its kind en the Island. Cottons, linens, gimghams, combs, epools, towe:s, toweling, and in fact anything and every - thing to be found in a first class dry goods _ store is found in this department at prices as low, if not lower,than the most of Caoadian houses. It will pay country merchaate to call and see the Wonderful Cheap Men before placing their orders.
The whole work isto be completed by the first of Apr‘],and the firm expects @ large share of the trade this spring. Tbe seuior partner, Mr L. E. Prowse, is now ip the Old Country, buying the spricg stock of English staple and faacy dry goode. Now, ia conclusion we would say wheo io town making purchases it must impress you that the proper place to get acquainted with the leading etyles and the progressive ideas pow current in men’s, boys and children’s clothing, bate, caps and the gents furnishivg business would be the headquarters of this firm. They claim to be modest when they say that they are headquartere for those goods. The reat of the story will be told to you when you look over their stock. The mest complete assortment, the most styles, goods that talk aud prices that convince, will be found at Prewse Bros., she Wonderfui Cheap Men.
OOK OUT for the first signs ot impure blood—Hood’s Sarsaparilla is your safeguard. It will purify,
ewich aud yitalize your BLOOD.
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HON, DAVID LAIRD. Appointded Commissioner to Nego-
tiate a Treaty.
(Srgciau vo tec Examiner)
Orrawa, March 11.—The appoiutment of Hon.J.H. Ross, Hon. David Laird and Mr. McKenna of the Interier Depart ment is gazetied to-day as commissioners t@ negotiate a treaty in the Northwest,
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Big Steamer Ashore.
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[Srxetan to Tas Exaniver.]
Bampere, March 11.—The North Ger- man Lioyds steamer Frederich de Groose is aground off Schulan in the river Elie.
Wanderers Beat Amherst.
([Sreciat To Tua Examiner.]
Amuerst, March-11.—The Wanderers hockey team defeated the Amherst team last night 5-3.
A SAD AFFLICTION,
Young Men,
It is our painful duty to chronitle the ead affliction whica has befallen Leauder Simpson, son of John Simpson, Esq, Hope River, Lot 21. For a while ne had been complaining atout his eyes but
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Charlottetown, who found his eyes ina very bad condition. Ia spite of all their efforts Mr. Simpson has gone completely blind in one eye and the other is almost useiess. The cause of thie unfortunate affliction is thought to be the excessive use of tobacco,'o which the efil:cted had become addicted. Great sympacny is felt for him aod his family as he was a general favorite among all—aad especially as he is only twenty-three years of age.
IN AND AROURD POWNAL.
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The changeable weatber is producing its usual crop of sickness, Men, womea
department in spring and summer. The ‘and childrep are sufferiog with la grippe, carpet department will remain as it is; the }peeumonis or measles. But providential-
lv there has been no fatalities here as
yet.
Pownal echool district is highly favor- ed in having susb excellent teachers. They are first-class in every respect; and thoreugh and rapid work is being done Miss Amy Carver, the teacher of the junier depariment, is doing a noble work. As superiatendent of the Juvenile Tem. plare she gathers the {children into the large room, one eveuing in each week, immediately afier the school closes, and holds a lo’ge meeting, where a pleasant and profitable hour is spent; and thue in early youth the children have the princi- ples of temperance inculcated that wil! keep them from the tempter’s snare ull through life. The wise wan says, “ Train up a child is the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from a”
Now Mr. Kditor if every school on P. E. Island and ail over our fair Dominion, would follow the worthy example of Miss Carver and institute Juvenile Lodges, whatan army would be raised up, taught totouch not, taste not, handle not, the maddening bow! that causes so much misery, want andcrime? It is useless to look to Governments to passa prohibitory law, because they secure their election largely through the rum element, and the use of the fire-water itself. So we must educate the people, and in ne other way can it be done so surely, eo easily, and well as by starting witbthechild. We hope thie matter will be taken up, and acted en for it is far-reaching in ite reeulte. The Government might be induced to givea bonus to teachers who would engage in this great work.
A few evenings ago the Superintendent invited ali the little Juveniles to a feast of good things, when, after enjoying them- selves with gemes and recitations they re~ turved to their homes feeling that it was good to be there. Thus another link was forged in the goldew chain that binds the pupil to the teacher aad superinte od- ent.
PownaL.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
Hotel Davies: John D Wayne, New
York City; D B MecDonald, Montreal; A E Messie, StJohn; R A March, Hamp- ton; $ E Gallant, Richmond; J J Taylor, Montreal; H Lavall, Toronto; W H Bow~ ser, Montreal; J L. Crowell, Ha'ifax.
Queen Hotel: John McEachern, Cherry
Young Man Blind—A Waraing to
= a ARRESTED AT THE ALTAR.
Hungarian Murderess’ Marriage Ceremony Interrupted.
Vienna, March 8.—Rosa Komlosay, the maid -of-al]~work to a widow living alone at Essez, in Hungary, recently murdered her mistress with a hatchetand buried the corpsea few inches deep bebind the house, After sleeping soundly in her mistresses’? bed, says the Neues Wiener Tagblatt, which tells the story, she next day removed a’l the furniture of the house to Mobacs, where ber fiance was living.
The corpse, however, was soon found, and the Esseg police tracked the murderese to Mohacs, where she was aboutto be married, Just in'the middle of the wedding ceremony, as the bridegroom, according to Hungarian custom, was about to place a wreath of myrtle on his bride’s head, the police entered and arrested Rosa Korm- lossy for murder.
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