THE

DAILY

SXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 9 1898.

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fire Insurance _|Lucal and Other items,

O.M. B.A The biennial convention ofthe C. M.E. A. of Canada opens :t (Juebec on the 23rd inst,

Protects You meee

£100,000

re - . . s Truro.—It is said tht

the carelessness | tio"* '» Truro this year.

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rneignibor, as well \ Qorck Trirp.—Tbe steamer Bruce is as the purely iccidental w ravcing from Port-au-Barque to 5 | North Sydney making the trip in six fires. They may come } jours.

diniieilitiier ies

Has A Waeet.—Yarmouth News: An iousual sight was seen at Beaver River Mrs. Russe!] Richards, a lady of 93 years, on a bicycle. :

tu you atany time. If) reely insured in my

CO upanies ast week :

you are pre : tected.

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f | Tue Rixc.—It is announced that Jim E R B RO | Jeffries and James J. Corbett have signed . ° ) | articies to box

twenty-five rounds before the Lenox Club, New York. The battle , is to take place within three months and

Insurance Agent

|men areto receive eixty per cent ofthe gross recipts.

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Charlott | A Goop Tuinc.—It is reported on good |

that the Oxford Woolen Co., thing outoftbe American Before the new law went into effect } some 61,600 pounds of wool were bought

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taril.

Those $1.35

largely in the Maritime Provinces and Vanceboro Under the new

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duty aclear profit of a very handsome sum was realized on the deal.—Awznberst Press.

Sreepy Terri. S.—A_ great deal Sh of interest wa: felt by the St. Jobn oes horsemen in the victory of Terill 3.

at Rigby park.’Portland, on Wednesday, from tbe fact that the epeedy pacer ie

are being rapidly picked up by) -oood in thie itv. Terrill 8... ie by ee ee good Strathmore, dam by Ajaz. He was sold ney wade from | jast fsll at auction and purchased by Qhocolate colored Dongola, turn soles, | George Fales for $680. Later he went ® and flexible—an ideal summer | lame and George W. Leavitt purchased shoe—and ; »is not high-——— hin trom Fales at considerable over the ; auction price, thinking correctly that thet

(in| $1 95 ) ap lameness was superficial. Early thie y *UU 0 4 summer owvership of the pacer was ec~ ; quired by Mr. Joho E. Moore, of thiscity. Seeure a pair before they are all gone. | He has won every race he has started in . wn this'season.,He reduced his mark so much R I ( Ss | at Rigby that'he will now have to start in

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| the 2.12 class.—St. Jobn Globe.

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~~ ‘ >" ota mper s Corner McGitt Universiry.—T'he Faculty of

McGill University, Montreal annouaces thatmatriculation § examinations, prelim~ inary to the various courses of study, will begin Tuesday, September 6th. On tat date the examinatian for matricula ioa in the faculty of law will begin. On Thusday September 15th, examinations in Ari. Applied Science, and Medicine will teg o, and two days Jater that for matriculaien in Comparative Medicine and Veterinary Science will also begin. The McGill Normal! School will be reopened on Septem-~ ber Ist. Beginning September 15tb, ex- aminations for the twenty-first year en- trance exbibitions in the FaculrySof Arts ranging from $60 to $200 will beheld at, Montreal, St. John, Nfld., Halifax, Char- lottetown, Kingston, Ottawa, Winnipeg Victoria and Vancouver.

yYoeea ee eee ee ) Walnut Cake 16c per Ib ¢ | Silver Cake 16¢ per Ib é } Princess Cake ¢ } iée per Ib ¢ | Fig Cake iée per Ib .

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? Light Fruit Cake lée per Ib ¢|

Wine Cakes 10 each :

Teveruoxe 98. . . , To Cure a Cold in one Day ; PD. ~ iD W AR r Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Table’s é All Druggists refund the money if it fails to ECLIPSE BAK" RY e om. a8 eo +e BAKES BEST BREAD. @| Straw Hates eeiling at half price, All

+9 | must be sold. Secure yours early—W D eee BeBe se BOS | MeKay.

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SAD DROWNING ACCIDENT.

A verv sad drowning accideut occurred at Groveton, N. H., on Monday afternoon, July ith, when James A McJonis and Francis Baldwin, both aged 26 years and employes of the Odell Paper Co, met their death while in bathing.

It appears that the mill was shut down for the said afternoon for repairs and Me~ Invis and Baidwin went out full of spirits as usual to the nearest river to bathe. Baldwin, who could rot swim like his companion, got in beyond his depth and was going dewn., But Mclanis, who was too much of @ hero to think of putting his own | fe in danger, seeiug his peril hasten~ ed quickly to bis assistance, but was caught by his drowniog companion aud dragged down with him. When the bod~ ies were recovered both were clasped in each oiher’s arms, which was a very mournful sihbt for these present. Both were promising young men of good char- acter and their very sudden death is great~ ly mourned by their numerous friends and acquaintananees. McInnis was until quite recently employed by Locke’s bx- press, Charlestown, Mass., where he soon won the high esteem of his employes and fellow workmen, who will learn cf his sudden death with mach sorrow us he was @ young man that was liked by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, and much sympathy is felt in the community for his sorrowing mother, two brothers and five sisters who are Jeft deeply mourn ing for the sad loss of atrue affectionate son and a loving brother.

Both bodies were taken to their former homes at St. Teresa’s, Prince Edward Island, for interment.ggMay their souls re-t in peace.

Sleep to day’ oh early fallen, In thy green and narrow bed; Dirges from the pines and cypress Mingle with the tears we shed.

At our firesides sad and lonely, Oftentimes our hearts do vearn; At remembrance of the story, How our noble boys got drowned.

We shal! meet, but we shall miss them, There will be two vacant chairs;

We sball linger to caress them, When we breathe our evening prayer.

P. anp M.

Loose clothes and downy cusbions bring only a negative sort of comfort to the woman who is suffering with some disease or derangement of the “rgans distinctly femine. Some cloibes and some position make the pain and the discomfort seem less, Perhaps the verves are mostisfiected and this in turn disturbsthe digestion. Nothing will ever comp'etely relieve but aradical cure. The start of so called “female complaints” may be avery slight thing indeed. It may be that in the be- ginning some emall hygienic measures wouid stop the trouble. Certainly at this time a little bit of the right medicine would stop it. When the trouble becomes worse it is harder to cure,but still it can be cured Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription will positively cure any trouble of this charac- ter. It may be absolutely relied upon. It affords lasting relief to a woman » hose natural modesty has kept her from con- eulting @ physician.

Send 31 cents in one cent stamps to World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo,N. Y., andreveive Dr Pierce’s 1008

page “Common Sense Medical Adviser,” profusely illustrated.

It’s Your Mistake

and a costly

one too if you have been buying anything in the line of Dry Goods

ithout first inspecting the magnificent stock now being offered at our

Great Opening Sale

the crowd of eager buyers who throng MY STORE daily is the best evidence that our wods are right, and our pric2s lower than can be obtained elsewhere,

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below cost, and so can afford to give cargains such as you neve Yon’t wait but call et once and secure them.

Nentner McLeod & Cos.,

SUCCESSORS TO BEER BROS.

CLOTHING

OE Face

rPROWSE- BROS”

zhe Wonderful Cheap Men. CHEAPER THAN EVER

» CARPETS & HATS,

WHITE & FANCY SUM- MER

VESTS

Straw,

Light or Black Summer

Coats, Crash & Felt HatS

very cheap,

Swimming Tights, Sweaters, = Underclothing, Outing Skirts, ete.,

Children’s Clothing—-two or three piece suits for less than the eloth cost that is in them.

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A. MACDONALD,

ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS,

Whelesale & Retail

LilItTH HOUSE

32 to 38 Queen St., Ch’town, P. E. I, E= Write for stock list and prices.

158 dy 2aw imo SNAPS aa

For Te - Night. Boy's Low Shoes at 90¢

About 20 pairs, sizes ]2to 4, re duced from $1.15 and 1.35

SOME

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

Girls’ and children’s buttoned boots and low shoes at SOc former price | $1.10

W. H. Stewart & C0.

Never Before

have good Watches been | so low in price as to-day. | We have them rezently } hous Wf at the latest re-j duced yates, and will sell |

low.

G. H. TAYLOR

Jeweler and Optician.

ihar o:tetown,

PROWSE BROTHERS

22ecekeee &22e

FINAL NOTICE,

BEER BROS. HEREBY GIVE NOTICE

__ That all accounts must positively be paid or satisfactorily arranged

BEFORE THE AUGUST COURT

We have disposed of our business to Sent- ner, McLeod & Co, and circumstances lead us to require immediate settlement in all cases, otherwise proceedings in court will immediately follow.

CELLELS CLCLLE PARIS GREEN.

We are leaders in the Green business We sell the best We have sold more in the past six years than any bouse in P. E. Island.

PENNELL & CHANDLER

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