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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOPTETOWN, NOVEMBER 25 1900.

ABSOLUTE

SECURITY.

Genuine

Carter’s

Little Liver Pills.

“Must Bear Signature of

Very smail ond as easy toe take oS sugars

[Aad |FOR DIZZINESS. |FOR SILIQUSHESS., FOR TORPID LIVER. |; CR CONSTIPATION, FOR SALLOW SKIA. ___|FOR THE COMPLEXION

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Prios! SGIENUENES MUST HAVE SONATURE, of 2,5 | Parety Vegetable, AcreAG eee’

Oe TE = CURE SICK HEADACHE.

EPPS'S GOCOA

GRATEFUL COMFORTING Distinguished everywhere for Delicacy of Flavour Superior Quality, and Highly Nutritive Properties. Specially grate- ful and comforting to the nervous and dyspeptic. Sold only in }-lb tins, labelled JAMES SPPS & CO., Ltd. Homoopathic Chemists, London, England. BREAKFAST SUPPER

PS3S COCOA

rTO BE LET,—Th& s tuated dwelling touse on Grafton treet west., jate- y Occupied by Mr. Duncan McLean, with coachhouse ard _ stabl.. is fitted with a first class bath room, sewerage and all other modern conveniences. Kent moderate.

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Resolved, That this convention ‘cannot but view with alarm the large increase of the public debt

'and controllable expenditure of this | province and the consequent undue taxation of the people Libaral government that has in power in this province since 1891,

2ND DISTRICT OF QUEEN'S.

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Sonvention in the City Yesterday.

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MELLISH ang GALLANT

Te Oppose Farquhar- son and Douglass.

\ convention of delegates repre senting the different } 1] the Second Eiectora] District of Queen's was held in the Lyceum yesterday. The convention was called to order by LL Jenkins, Esq., convener, who explained that they had met to nominate candidates to contest the district at the forthcoming election in the interests of the Opposition.

Upen motion, Mr Ernest Harris was appointed secretary, and a nominating committee was struck as follows: Thomas Dovle, hcairman: William Rodd,

Joseph Wise, Dugald Currie, Thomas Tremere, George Sherren, Thomas Oxenham, Angus N McLeod,Thomas Cass and Dr R Macneill.

While the committee were deliber- ating the meeting was addressed by Mr A C Shaw who moved the fol- lowing resolution :

the been

under

and we hereby desire to place on

{election laws of the Province where- by such conduct shallin future be

impracticable as well as all villain- ous ‘‘machine’’ acts. It was moved by Mr Arthur

Wright, seconded by Mr A C Shaw, and carried unanimously :

Resolved, That we deplore and condemn the system of keeping the accounts of the Prov ince whereby during the last session of our local Parliament

it was proved the alleged sinking fund to pay our debentures was’ a falsified concern and a myth,and no such fund was in existence as_ pro vided for by law but the money de posited on callin the Merchants’ Bank of Halifax; suchconduct de- mands that Mr Farquharson’s gov- ernment be deprived of power, for if they are false in one matter they are false in all, and further revela

tions are yet in store for the peo pie.

The following resolution was moved by Mr. Thomas Doyle seconded by Mr. N. Me Neill, and uuanimously adopted :—

Resolved, That we condemn the

present road act and its manage- ment under supervisors as a machine for furthering the political ends of partizans jand corruption- ists, and demand the complete re- form ef this service and that all contracts shall, after public notice, be open to free competition.

it was moved by Mr. N. McNeill seconded by Mr. Stephen Coles and unanimously adopted :

Resolved, That the taxes now levied by the present government are unduly high upon town and country and betore any more taxes are levied we demand a rigid investi- gation into every branch of the public service, the records of which shall be open for public examination fo- the information of the public whereby the names of debenture holders and the names of assessable income taxpayers shall be known as well as any other matter in connec- tion with the public service shall be as accessible to the public as a search now made in the Registry

record our demand for the strictest | econoray in the administration of the government of P. E. Island. The motion was seconded by Neil McNeill and unanimously adopted. The following resolution was then moved by Mr Thomas Oxenham sec- onded by Mr John Andrews and un-

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Resolved, That we condemn iniquity practiced upon the

| Augustus District by Mr Frederick

office of the province.

The nominating committee, through their chairman, Mr. Thomas Doyle, here presented their report, recommending that Mr. J. T. Mellish, be the candidate for Councilman and Mr. Ephram

‘Gallant, of Rustico, the candidate

for Assemblyman. On motion of Mr. A. C. Shaw,

seconded by Mr. Harris, the report

was uannimously ratified.

r. John Smith and

; [ Mr. M. Berrigan were appointed a

committee to wait on Mr. Mellish and Mr. Gallant and convey to them the factof their nomination.

While this was being done Pr. Macneill addressed the meeting.

The nomination was then accepted by Messrs. Mellish and Gallant,both of whom addressed the meeting. They promised a thoroughly clean campaign, and also spoke in refer’ ence to the financial position of the province,

The meeting closed with rousing cheers for the candidates and the (Jueen.,

THE LEOPARD. Cannot Ghange His Spots

Can The Blacks Be Washed Out That Diamond Dyes.

Nor

Produce.

Diamond Dye Blacks far surpass the blacks produced by other manu- facturers of package dyes in rich- ness, depth of color and fastness

Soap or strong sunshine will never fade Diamond Dye Blacks.

There are three noted Diamond Dye Blacks—Fast Diamond Black for Wool, Fast Diamond Black for Cotton and Mixed Goods. and Fast

Diamond Black for Silk and Feathers. Don’t risk your goods with the

imitations that some dealers try to sell simply because the poor dyes pay larger profits than the Diamond Dyes. Ask for the Fast Diamond Dye Blacks and take no others. Money and time saved when the best are used.

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Statistics of the recent general election in Britain show that there were fourteen candidates for parliament, eight of whom were elected — 7 Conservative to one Liberal. For several general elec- tions |the Jewish candidates have numbered from eleven to seventeen, the latter being the figure in 1895. Usually about half are elected. It does aot seem to make much dif- ference in theaverage British $con-

Jewish

A QUEBEC CONTEST.

Lumbago |Driven Out Promptly by Dodd’s Kidney Pills.

QUEBEC, Nov. 19.— Although Quebec is called ‘‘the Gibralter of America, ’’ and well deserves the name, it is by no means impregnable against the assaults of Kidney Dis ease. have an ally in Dodd’s Kidney Pills that succeeds in driving the enemy out, every time it gains an entry. —

Some time ago Mr. John Ball, of No. 57 Little Champlain Street,was attacked by Lumbago. He suffered for two years without getting re- lief from any of the medicines he used. Then he tried Dodd's Kidney Pills and the first box he used help- ed him. boxes, and is now well and strong in every way.

He used only three

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Woman is the case for that pains the father, his troubles.

which

she is balm for

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An Old Theory Exploded

The old-fashioned theory of tearing down disease was entirely changed by the advent of

nerve tissue. circulation

by creating new rich blow! and Through the medium of :::- the nervous system they erate every organ in the human bedy.

and

A woman who mistakes her place can never return to where she first was; the path has been covered up from her eyes.

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To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Al! druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25 cents. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box.

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An Enormous Sale.

To all who have felt the evil effects of de- ranged kidneys, it is interesting to know that Dr. A. W, -Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are meeting with enormous sale and unparalleled success in this district. Backaches and ach- ing kidneys are fast becoming a thing of the past where Dr. A. W. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are known. One cent a dose, 25 cents bex < at all dealers.

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Give heed to her to whom children have come; she walks in the sacred ways and lacks not love.

ctienttnatitiithites citys. Jil Liniment Cures Distemper.

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Minard’s

Give heed to the voice of an woman; sorrow has given her wis-

stituency what a man’s religion

Fortunately the inhabitants |

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Mother’s Favorite.

Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed tine is mothers favorite bronchitis, asthma, coughs, colds a a throat. It has by far the largest sal : os remedy for coughs and cold. — It is pee - to the taste, pr mpt in action and . ‘ace lute safeguard against consumption and ona

monia. 25 cents a bottle Doon ; . Lie, amily ¢ cents, Y size 60

and Turpea remedy f i Y lor croy

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A mother not spoken well of b her children is an enemy of th state; she should not live within the Kingdom’s wall. .

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Itching, Bleeding Piles Mr. W. G. Phyall, proprietor Hotel, 30 Wellington Stree: FE says: *‘*While living in ¢ terrible state with ching I tried s veral of the be nad tortured in

Bodega _ Hast, Toronto hicago I was jn i anid ' leeding piles St physicians and wes treatmen's to no avail, besides SP :ndin

mint ol money to ho purpose, Sincg mae : Lo Toronto I learned of Dr, Chases Ointm “mi, I used but one } ox and have

been troubled with piles in any shape or Te since.” ‘ —

Dr. A, W. Chase’s Nerve Food, which curas Minard’s

~cengthen and invig |

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a A beautiful woman knows not her charms, therefore is she beautiful more so than the colours of the sea. : 2 Te

Liniment Cures Colds, ete.

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A woman’s reason reminds vou

'most of a railway map.

Mrs. Gea. Budden, Putmaryille, Ont says: “I felt it my duty to recommend Dr Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine “ I had the asthma very bad; could get not! i todo me any good. A friend of hiine persuaded me to try. this remedy, as he had tried it, and it proved successful. I tried it and it cured me. I am thankful today to say {am a well woman through the use of tis remedy, 25ca bottle, Family size 6oc.

Like sheep that be leaderless are many woman come together for nuch talk.

Minard’s Liniment Gures Diptheria,

P< ~<a tn Speak not ill of any woman : ifa woman be not righteous what she is speaks for itselt.

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How One Gets Bilious

A sluggish liver fails to filter the rile from the blood. and when the po sonous matter goes through the body in the circalation, the whole system is tain ed and deranged. This is called biliousness, and can be comp'etely

old cured by Dr. A. W. Chase’s Kidney Liver

| Pills, which act directly on the liver, makiag

it healthy and active. One pill a dose, 25¢

A ply to Thamas Campbell, Richmond St. | Peters and demand a change in the Mr. Wise, Mr. 1S. dom. a box. The cheapest medicine in the world, West. guar. | ———— —_ ya ow _ 7 r o-V.. oe ae : aa il 4 ; :

What is it?

What can it be?

IES AND GENTLEMEN

..YOU’RE IN THIS...

Everybody is Wondering. Well, it is Jus } Stock on P. E. Island Being Sold at Prices that will Beat all Opposition as Easily and

Surely as the Sun Outshines the Moon.

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tthe Biggest Clothing Bi! ps

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ailor-made

OVERCOATS

Yes, that’s just what they are; make by real live tailors: made of good cloth; with Ital- ian cloth lining, stitched with silk.

$5.00 is the price of our special blue presi- dent cloth coat

$7.50 is just right for the melton overcoat of blue; splendid lining and cut right up to date

$8.50 buys a special blue beaver overcoat, made inthe latest mode, many people think this coat cheap at $10.

€10 is all weask for the prettiest blue, black or brown chinchille, cheviot or beaver coat. We guarantee this coat to be the ,best

in town for ten.

_PROWSE BROTHERS, D) ADVERTISERS OF FACTS.

$5.00 suit.

suit is well worth ten dollars.

$12. tailor made suit. them and never heard a complaint.

because they’re better than ever. and suits to look at.

Men

“-”

Tailor-made SUITS

Modish Suits for Men and Boys

It’s a pretty tweed or serge, made to stand steady wear and not for tear.

$8.00 is right for the all wool serge Scotch. We have it double or single breasted.

Here’s the celebrated Fit Reform We've sold thousands of When we did not before we certainly will not this year, Two thous-

BOYS SUITS

All sizes, all kinds, all prices, except the robbery price (that we never allow); infact we are determined to sell boys’ suits without mak- ing any profiton them. Yours the advantage.

PROWSE BROTHERS

The Wonderful Cheap

This

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Tailor-made

ULSTERS

Are here in Large Quanttties.

Py'> starts at the wonderful low figure of $2.98 for an Ulster that

is up .o duce in every way.

Prices go up then to $4.50, which means an all wool

with

ulster

everytning sewed right, and the coat will turn all winds.

$6.50 is another specially cheap coat.

If you have the money you

can’t do better than spend it in this coat.

$10. proof and a genuine snap at ten

An all wool Irish Frieze coat, windproof and waterproof, frost

AND LOOK

Don’t forget our beauties in fur-lined coats and fur coats Furs for everybody.

start at $15 and goes up to $65.

Prices

PROWSE BROTHERS, THE CHAMPION CLOTHIERS.

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