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digest ‘which thus gets a chance to recup-

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 6, 1900.

A: FATAL MISTAKE. Neglectec! the First Warnings of an Overburdened Stomach.

Dyspepsia Seized Hin in its Vice tch---Took Warning Too lodd's Dyspepsia Lablets

like C}] ate

Would Have Saved Him | said the stool at the lunch coun

‘Its a great

It's a great mistake,

man on the ter to his neighbor

mistake to let the lesser symptoms oy Dyspe] Sila, like Headaches, Heart- burn. Waterbrash, Foul Breath and Wind in the Stomach run on, and think they will cure themselves. Those symptoms mean that the stomach is tired and canot digest the food into blood Consequently the blood being poor, cannot

strenethen and renew the stomach

‘Then vou've got to give .the stomach a rest way, eh?’ said his friend

“Exactly. Now, Smith, my old partner, used to be that way. Didn't think it mattered much if he had a bilious headache or heartburn af- ter eating. Let it grow on him— ended up with Chronic Dyspepsia Then when he found he had that,he started to starve himself, because eating hurt him. Got as thin as a rake and as bloodless as a door. First think he knew consump- tio» had him. Died last spring.’

_T; it true that Dyspepsia causes co2sumption ?"’ ‘“‘Why, it’s a gen- erally acknowledged medical fact,”’ said the first speaker. Now, what I advi ed Smith todo,though he never would take my advice on private mat ters, was to take Dodd's Dyspepsia Tabiets. They are the only sensible cure for Dyspepsia. You see, they the food for the stomach,

some

erate. They're a good thing’ thing for any man te take after meais be- cause then you can eat what you like best without fear of conse-. quences.

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This signature is on every box of the genuim:

tive inine Tabiets the remedy that eures a cold in ome day Se eM, Ste, Te A HO OH

For

Gentlemen

Is patent leather with buttoned tops. Wehave this shoe in the Slater make. It is on the new Par- agon Isst. and is made of the finest quality of French patent calf, im- ported direct from Paris by the makers. The top is of dull finished kid. The whole shoe isa marvel of elegance and style

Price

$5.00

CHARLOTTETOWN

ave =A BWe, GM Ae er FT AS TS BS ee 8s REN BRE

Drink

Tea? If you don't, this ad. will not in- terest you. If you do, and you want Something good, try our BROOKDALE BLEND, the best 28 tea on the market. Samples free.

WEBSTER &

MACKAY

Cor. Kent and Gt. Geo. St.

screen |

-standing.

‘Night Bell.

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PERSONAL. |

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Major Hartt,of St John, is among | the latest arrivals at the Hotel) Davies. Mr. L. E. Prowse was a passenger | by the Princess last night return-| ing from Sydney. The writer of the articles signed | Solomon Slow, leaves in a day or| two on an extended tripjabroad | Mr. Geo. Green, of the Victoria | Hotel, Sydney, wasa passenger by | the Princess last night. He went west today. Mr. John D. Burns, of Halifax, |

was a passenger by the Princess |

last night. He is a guest at the| . 1

Hotel Davies. ‘ir. H. F. Coombs and Master

Chester Coombs came to Charlotte-

town from Sydney last night. They

are guests at the Queen Hotel. LT -

MERE ASSERTION. |

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The mere assertion of facts does! not serve to convince the majority} of people. We much prefer that} you should visit our store, see our stock and general display of gbbas | that go to make up a first-class| drug store. We strongly assert that one visit will convince you that al claims as leading family druggists | will be fully sustained.

Patne’s CELERY COMPOUND. |

This great medicine has command- | ed the admiration and attention of | tens of thousands ir Canada be- cause of the marvellous cures it has | wrought among the sick and suffer- | ing. Paine’s Celery Compound cures when other medicines fail; it is just, what you want to restore health. Buy your Paine’s Celery Compound from us; every bottle is genuine and fresh.

Gro. E. Hvenxs, Druggist. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

,

“Is That all | It is ?

I thought it would be more.’ (uite a common re- mark by people who get their prescriptions put up by us.

The Medical Hall

Hasa great reputation for

the quality of its which we are when possible.

drugs, improving

J. G. JAMIESON, Druggist

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WANTED. —A irl work; with reference Jenkins, Graft da street.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED

To refund the money when

REMICH’S ECZEMA CURE

Fails to cure any cas? of Eczema or piles, no matter of hom lo g For sale only at

MACDONALD’S

DRUGSTOR

or general house

Afpply to Mrs S. R,

Nurses’ Regsiter.

Every Purchase of Five Bars |

Alley «Co

Gilt Edge | ..50ap

Entitles you to one | NEEDLE CASE | |

Ask" your grocer about it. Nice premiums besides.5 Wholesale by

McKinnon & McNevin

McEACHEN & McCABE,

Barristers-at-Law ete, McDonald’s Block, Charlotte Street,

Sydney, = = €. B., Lots aN» Houses in and about Syd bought and sold, and moneys invested &

| sample to wholesale and retail trade.

| y occupied by Mr.

horrowed at short netice, aS clients may re- quire, &yw

Wants, Lost, Found. GERMAN METHODS.

LOST.

W <NTED.—A girl for general house-

-A_ sable Ruff, Friday atternoon News from : | Finder will plecse leave it at this office. n3rd private letters from German = sol-

A despatch to the Lon’on Daily Berlin quotes from

disrs in China confirming the re- ports of the severity of the German

work. Apply to Mrs. Bernard Trainor, : Pownal heal 30 | methods there. One writer tells of | Sixceen prisoners being tied together PHIE HEIR: of the late Isaac Newton | by their queues and driven to Pekin

“ayden, of Honolulu, are requested to send

or write to John Roach Bourke, Box 19, Chariottetowa, immediately. Lirst.—Lto Charlottetown yesterday af- } terroa, ala ly’s gold watch, with monogram “ul, fi, D.” on case. Finder will be re- wir.l «on leavin, same at this office. nz LO <T.5-O0 Friday, Nov. 2nd, between

rince Street and Powntl wharf, a diamond slaughtering is aw ful.

shaped brillia t= lse@och, with amythest ntre. Will finder please leave it at this

fice. n3 LO BE LEt.—Ouujc half of a double tene-

nent on Sydoey Street, containing four oms. Wossession can be given immediate-

\ Apply to Fr. neis P, McCarron. n3

TO LET, The house lately occupied by {ames McInnis, on Malpeque Rod; opposite residence of J. J. Davies, Esq" oisession given immediately. Apply to A. E. Ings.

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STRAY COW.—On the premises of Peter stewact, East Royalty, an old Brindle cow. If not called for before the t1oth inst, that aate will be soli to pay expenses, ni

SALESMEN wanted to seil our goods by We wre the largest and only manu ‘acturers in our line in the world Liberal Salary paid. Address CAN-DeEX, Mfg, Co. Savanaah, Ga.

TO LET.—~A double tenement house at the west end of Sydney street, adjoining the Douse proserty; one tenement containing eight rooms, pantry, good cellar and barn; the other tenement contains eight rooms, pantry, cellar and barn, furnace heat; rent mo lerate. Apply to R. Grant, Queen str-et.

TO BE LEY.—The des.taviy sitnateu dwelling house on Grift:n -treet west., ‘aie- Duncan McLean, with coachhouse and stab'e. '’ouse is fitted with a first class bath room, sewerage and ail other modern conveniences. Rent moderate. Apply to Thomas Campiell, Richmond ~t.

est. guar

Recl Estate Sale.

To be seld by Public premises on Wednesday, the 24th October next, atthe h ur of 12 o'clock noon, that valuable and desirable property situated on the southern side of Richmond Street, between Zion Church and the bank of Nova Scotia

j

| known as the Your.g Men’s Christian Associa- tion I ilding and premises. The building is of bnck, well and substantially built, being ir

a central position. immediately opposite Ux waw Courts; can be made suiiable for many purposes, public or private.

Terms Cash on delivery of the deed.

For further pacticulars apply to

1}. D. SEAM AN, President Y. M. C. A Sept. 25, tue and Fri.

This sa'e has b.en po-tponed ul Wednesday, Nov mber 14th, at the same place ard hovur.

Clocks

CLOCKS

Clocks in marble, iron and wood, all prices. Jewelry in all lines and quantity. Watches, all grades, gold, silver and nickel.

G.H. TAYLOR

Sunnyside

November

Now is the time To Plant...

BULBS

And Read the

November Magazines

A full stock of each on hand.

Haszard & Moore

Sunnysi¢e.

le . . }international law, so none is taken

upor | |

Auctien on the |

|by troops. They were flogged until

th ‘ blood flowed from their bodies. | Afterwards, eight were compelled |

'to dig graves for themselves, after which they were shot. Another sol- |

dier says|: *‘What is going on here | ‘

during the war is impossible for me | | to describe, for such murdering and The reason ‘is that the Chinese are outside of

prisoner. All are shot, or, to save cartridges, stabbed. Sunday after- | /noon we had to stab seventy-four | prisoners with the bayonet. They had shot one of our patrols, where- upon the whole battalion was called out to pursue them, and seventy- four were captured. It was cruel, and cannot be described as it really ‘happened. I[ hope it will not go on ‘much longer, otherwise one will forget whether one was ever a human being.

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MONTHS’ PAIN.

ENDED EFFECTUV AL Y¥ AND P ERMANENT- LY BY DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS.

Central Waterville, N. B., Nov. 5.---These dulland damp days of November are terribly hare on the Kidneys, Not one person in a |}hundred escapes. Backache, pains in the loins, Lumbago, and _ similar Kidney troubles are as plentiful as

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| fallen leaves.

Dodd's Kidney Pillsare the only sure and certain cure for kidney complaints. They never fail to cure,

In proof of this qmgad what Mr. 'F.QW. Harris, of this place says: | ‘Arter having suffered tor eighteen |months, with kidney disease, being }unable to work, most of the time, /and having grown worse while taking

\other medinces, I used three boxes |

| Of Dodd's Kidney Pills, which effect- | /ed a complete and permanent cure. | everybody wants, a| our «<iince Edward |

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You want, Scuvenir of

. . | yon can keep end in which your} chil tren and chilare.’ children cn)

t.xe a pride an :unired years| ‘tence. Something that won't fade o t, something danty and nea‘.| °

Se if the souvenir in booklet form, | containing pictures of ai of the! Island heroes, which are for sale at |

all the bookstores, don’t just fill the | : They are only tea cents each. |

bill.

Island contingent— a so ivenir which |

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SENTNER, NMicLEGD & CO.

THE LEADING FUR STORE OF P. E. ISLAND

The only store in the city where you can buy the famous Coristine Astrachan Jacket.

big Boot

Bargains

Fer all. sold. secure

Every pair must be

boots and shoes at

Very | Low Prices

STORE NEXT TO

DRISCOLL & HORNSBY’S

Opp. Prewse Bros,

erosene Ol...

Kerosene oil is a burning questien just now both with politicians and housekeep=rs. | The former want to make polit cal capital | out of it, while the latter want whe:e to get the best quality of oil. for the lea-t money. We have just received part of our fall stock direct by schooner from New York. It is called “PRATT’S ASTRAL ” and is the highest gr. de of refined American Oil. We are now offering it for sale in four gallon tins for 22c per imperial gala. Ask for Pratt’s Astral, as there is nofibetter Special low price by the cask.

A rare opportunity to|

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QUEEN STREET.

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to know | having cartied over $500.000 on my life.

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BEER & GOFF, Grocers

49 Wellington Street, East.

'To the North American Life

ment of my 15 year Endowment Policy, No. 2651, issued by you om 20th, 1884, for $20,000.

proof of tae careful and excellent management o

| Life.

zens. : Co., and connected with many other leading financial institutions.

City Hardware Store

BUILDERS’, FARMERS’ MECHANICS’ ..HARDWARE..

Paints, Oils, Glass, Carpenters’ Too's,

ALL CHEAP FOR GASH The Celebrated Norton Machine Oil.

R. B. NORTON & GO., Limited.

A Sample

The following is a fair sample of letters being received by that most

prog ressive Canadian Life Assurance Company.

Geo. Gooderham,

TORONTO. Dec. 28th, 1899.

Assurance Company, Toronto.

: ' . , por 20 tie- Gent!emen,—I am in receipt of your cheque for $27,381.40, in ene

and furnishes the strongest

The result is high'y satisfactory to me, ' f the North American

ment Insurance,

Personally, I have bcen a strong advocate of Endow

Yours truly, , : GEO. GOODERHAM.

oalthiest ott Mr. Geo. Gooderham is one of Toronto’s oldest _ and wealthiest Loan He is President of the Bank of Toronto, Western Cana

Sc, _S- K. ROSS.