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MEDICAL David Sutherland, Clyde =m River. N. S., writes to a} ICE friend; “As you know I | * had suffered over forty | years with a fever sore on my leg, and though ninety years of age, | Nyassan Treatments cured | me, and the cure remains | perfect.” | SEN Wanted—The Address |

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Dominion of Canada, Province of

Prince Edward Island, City of Charlottetown. |

Before Francis Longworth Haszard, Ksq.,

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, 29, 1899

HOW THEY WOULD SPEND 'IT. |

rt me to What Boye and le With $5.

RKerel ene el pre

lulezestiug experiment with

echool children was recently made in Mass., by Dr. George E. Dawson. He persuaded 1,207.0f them, mearly equally divided as to sex, to write an answer to the query, “If you had $5, all your own, what would you do with it?’ Nearly one-half of them (44 per cent) answered that they would deposit the money ina bank, 13.8 per bny clothing, 2.2 per cent buy something to eat, 15.3 per cent would buy toys and other means of amusement, 2.1 per cent would buy jewelry and finery, nine-tenths of 1 per cent would buy firearms, 1.7 per cent would spend it for travel, 14 per cent would spend it for others and 6 per cent would buy books, etc.

The disposition to save ehown by 50 many of the children is attributed by Dr. Dawson largely to their susceptibil- ity to suggestion. While the children do not realize the full significance of saving, the idea has been engrafted up- on their minds and is bound to have its influence. In noting the percentage of those who would buy clothing it should be remembered, he says, that mary of the children were in urgent need of something better to wear. Those who yoted for something to eat were mostly under 7 years of age. In regard to trav- el, the figures show that as children grow older the desire to go out into the world increases rapidly, reaching its height at about the beginuing of adoles-

Springfield,

| cence.

the Stipendiary Magistrate for the | City of Charlottetown. |

ARE NOTICE that His Honor the | Stipendiary Magistrate for the said city of Charlottetown has, by virtue of the | pores and authority in him vested by the | Statute of the General Assembly of the said Island, entituled “An Act to Consolid- | ate and Amend the several Acts Incorpor- | ating the City of Charlottetown” ordered | and appointed that Monday the 4th July | next, be the day set down for hearing al! appeals made to him from the last preced- ing valuation, assessments or rates impos- ed or authorized by the City Council of the said City; and that on svch day and daily thereafter until al! such appeals have been heard, at the hour of 10 o’clock in me forenoon, in the City Police Court, in Charlottetown aforesaid, all such appeals | will be heard and finally determined by | Aim, | Dated this 24th day of June, A. D. 1898. | ROBERT VANIDERSTINE, City Collector for said C ity | June 243i eod. © r

AUCTION SALE!

Material saved from wreck of | S.S. Baltimore City.

To be sold by auction at McMillan’s

wharf on

Wednesday, 29th Inst.

AT 2 O'CLOCK P.M,

The above consisting in part of anchors, chains, boats, binnacles, compasses, telegraph indicators, hawsers, ropes, biccks, oi] tanks, ventilators, cargo jins, condenser tubes, packing, patent logs, engine room stores, saloon stateroom, and pantry furniture, copal varnish, oils, carbolic acid, and other numerous articles such as are used On board steamships.

—ALSO—

A large Steam Winch and a quantity of Spruce Deal, R, BEARISTO, Auctioneer 143 eod pat, guar is

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fia ~~ Tan Shoes $1.25

A pair. We have placed in our window a lot of mens Tan Shoes, former prices $1.75 and $1.85 @ pair, you can have your choice of them for $1.25 a pair. If you wanta good, light, cool shoe for summer wear invest in a pair of those shoes.

e can se] you a good colored shoe dressing at 10c a package.

R.K.Jost

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Big Drop in Flour

Since the collapse of the Leiter Wheat Deal in Chicago a few days ago. Flour has taken a big tuuble downward. We have accordingly re- duced the price of all our flour and will be glad to quote to all intending urchasers.

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The desire shown by the boys for fire- arms is an expression of the hunting in-

| stinct that awakens when they are 10

or 12 yearsof age. At that age boys

| like to get hold of books of hunting and

adventure. The tendency to buy books increases steadily as the children grow older. This class numbers about twice as many girls as boys. The class which manifests a feeling of altruism also numbers more girls than boys, showing that the greater generosity of women is strikingly manifest even at an early age.—New York Post.

Log, Mo., U. S, A.

On looking at a late map of Missouri one will find the name ‘‘ Log’’ as a post- office at the extreme western end of Newton county and about eight miles south west of Grand Falls. A few days ago Deputy United States Marshal Short had occasion to serve papers from the

' Oklahoma federal court on several per-

sons residing in that direction, and he was given their postoffice address as Log. As it was not a familiar name in this vicinity he wandered about the hills until he came to the end of a log house extending from the brush and concluded that it was the place he was searching for. He asked for the post-

| master, and a woman replied that she

was the official, and upon inquiry as to her name the officer also learned that she was one of the parties to be subpe- naed. She was also asked why her office was called Log and stated that she didn’t know exactly, but that when the office was first established it was called **Loghouse,’’ which the postoffice de- partment considered too lengthy, so it dropped the ‘‘house.’’—Kansas City Journal.

Woon’s rTHOsS?rHODINE. The Great English Remedy.

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of Tobacco, Cpiumor Stimu- Before and Afte v. i ts, which soon lead to In- firmit y, Insanity, Consumption and an early grave. Has been prescribed over 35 ycars In thousands of cases; is the only Icliah’e and IToncst Medicine known, Ask druggist for Wood's Phesphodine; if he offers some worthless mecicine in place of this, inclose price in letter. and We will send by return mail. Price, one package, £1; six, $5. One will please, six wil cure. Pamph-cts free to any adress, The Wood Cempany, Windsor, Ont., Canada.

Sold in Charlottetown by George E Hughes, Druggist

McGill University, Montreal

Session 1898-9

Matric alation Examination, preliminary to the varions Courses of Study, will be held as under:

*Faculty of Arts (including) the Donaida_ special ~ourse tor Women. +Faculty of Applied Science Faculty of medicine. ° Faculty ofLaw .... Tues. 6th Sept. Faculty of Com~arative Medi cine and, Veterinary Science, Sat, i7th Sept

*The Revised Curriculum in the Faculty cf Arts comprises courses in Classics, English, Modern Languages, History, Philosophy. Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Botan y;

~Thurs, lith Sept

Zvology. Geology. These courses are o l ~ PakrraL SrUDENTS without Mrtric. ulation.

tin the Faculty of Applied Science the courses in Civil. Mechanical, Electrical, and — nes i paietas Archi- ure, are also open to PAKTIAL - DENTS withort Wetriculation "so Examinations for 20 FIRST ‘YEAR EN- ee! a eae ao in the FACULTY oF » Dg Irom . 10 $200. will be hel - ” re at Montreal. St. jan , Ha arlottetown, st. , Nfid., and other centres: rs The McGrit Noxman ScHooL will be re- opened on ist September. Particulars of Examinations, and copies of the Calendar, containing full informst on as to Conditions of Entrance Courses of Study , Bchslarsbips, Fees cle inay be obtained b ete, May pe application to . iy

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| Monday 6th June

fhe Badiy Fieturrascedd Veorth Canght Samething at Lach Dive.

A modest Cleveland youth, an Adel- bert undergraduate, boarded a south side car a few evenings ago, and when he seated himeelf carelessly dropped his small gripsack on the floor behind his feet. Presently the car began to fill up. Most of the new passengers were girls, and as they came in one by one the Adelbert man crowded along a little and ro got away from his gripsack. There were at least half a dozen girls at his left, and it was in that direction that his grip was located.

Pretty soon the car neared his stop- ping place, and the Adelbert man be- thought himself of his baggage. He put bis hand to the floor—it wasn’t there— that is, the grip wasn't there. He felt a little way to the left; he couldn't reach it.

Then he straightened up.

**Pardon me,’’ he said, with a some-

what inflamed countenance, ‘‘hut ] bave a grip somewhere under here.’’ And be dove down again. “ All he could feel was dainty boot heels, two of them badly run down. He reached a little farther. Another boot heel. The girls began to wriggle un- easily.

Up came the young man again.

His countenance was still more in- flamed. This time he arose to his feet.

‘*It's here somewhere,’’ he murmur- ed. ‘‘If you don’t object, I'll try again.’’ Down he went and clawed along still farther to the left.

‘‘I’ve got it,’’ he muttered.

He pulled, but it didn’t come.

‘‘One moment,’’ he said, ‘‘here it is.”

‘*No, it isn’t,’’ piped asbrill soprano.

There was a brief struggle, and then the bashful youth realized that he had hold of the young woman’s foot.

He stood up at this with a despairing glare.

Perhaps the girls were moved to pity by his hopeless look; perhaps they didn’t

like the way the other passengers were | giggling. Anyway they shuffled around |

aud soon produced the missing bag. And the youth with the scarlet face scooted from the car.—Cleveland Plain Dealer.

If your children are well but not robust, they need Scott’s Emulsion of Cod- liver Oil.

We are constantly in re- ceipt of reports from par- ents who give their children the emulsion every fall fora month or two. It keepsthem well and strong all w*recz. It prevents their taking cold.

Your doctor will confirm this.

The oil combined with the hypophosphites isa splen- did food tonic.

soc. and $1.00, all druggeists. SCOTT & BOWNE,

Quebes Steamship Go'y, Ltd “STR. CAMPANA.”

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Sailing from Montreal at 2 p. m.

Monday 20th June Monday 4th July Monday 18th July Monday Ist August Monday 15th August Monday 29th August Monday 12th Sept. Monday 26th Sept. Monday 10th Oct Mondry 24tb Oct Monday 17th Oct Mongay 7th Nov , Monday 3lst Oct Calling at Summerside, Perce Gaspe

Mal Bay and Father Puint. Delighct ul summer trip for tourists. Passenger accommodation unturoassed. Freight

carried at competition rates. led with great care. CARVELL BROS, Agents

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Beale’s Corner Grafton and Gt. Geo. St.

Eggs hand-

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the price went zs or greater variety of preduetig than ever before, in fact the the cheapest watch for the ~ o. j i i JRattRaV GC. Moyer “ha \ R PONT REAL. Fr colored vase that wili only Yorrs Teepectfully, anmeqeen—<-ianllllae Ist Prize—Silver Cup, (G. H, Taylcr) let Prize—Silver Cup (Dan McLeod) 4th Prize—Bicycie Stockings, (W. A. Weeks & Co.) Ist Prize—Silver Medal, [Geo Stanley] 3rd Prize— Box Cigars; (Dodd’s Medical Hal!) ; Ist Prize—Gold Medal, | Massey~Harris Co., St. Jobs) @ 3rd Prize--Sweater, 8S A McDonald) Ist Prize—Goid Headed Cane, | Owen Trainor] : 3ra Prize—Pearl Opera Glassses, (Myers Bror) Ist Prize—Gold Medal [Dodd Rogers] 3:d Prize— Daily Examiner for one year 14 - High Jump 3rd Prize—Bicycle Boots (Alley & Co) 15 —Three Mile Bicycle Team Race 3rd PrizeBicyc‘e Lamp (Miller Bros) . . . » ° 16—Five Mile Bieyele [Handicap]

if JOSEPH TETLEY & CO., London, Eng., Canadian Heed Office, 14 Lemoine St., Montreel. | a long period of low 5 by. : we cannot say, but the fact there is no need to buy shad money, Wwe reccmmend 2 gual — a very short time, E. W.TAYLO | e “a . } >? ——Bicycle and Athletie—— 2nd Prize—Bicycle Pants and Stockings, (Gordon & 20 Prive—Frt Reform Suit (Prow-e Bros] 2- € ash ( Handicap 160 Yard Da h ( P) 2nd Prize—Card Receiver, {Moore & McLeod] 'o , > '3— ile Bieyele (Boys under 16 One Mile B y ( y 2nd Prize—Silver Cup, (Chariottetowa Gas Co.) { Y Quarter Mile Bicycle (Handicap ) 2nd Prize~Silver Medal, {Reardon Bros.] 5—200 Yards Flat Race (Handicap) 2nd Prize— Silver Medal, (“Old Sport”) 6—Halt Mile Race (Handicap) ist Prize—Fiehing Rod [Geo: E: Hughes] 7—One Mile Bicycle (2.50 Class) Prize—Silver Trophy, value $6), ‘presented by © S—Quarter Mile Run Ist Paize—Silver Cup, (“Baoena” “Jude” and“

HE watch trade — = : ™ now the prices have ; . ~ 4h, s me mains that you can buy fromy é Bs iD mo Dak iy ce ,00ds at all, movement in a nickel case ing Soliciting a share of you patronage, ——-— PROGRAMME McLellan ) 3rd Prize—Opera Glasses (W. FP’. Carter] Ist Prize~ Marble Clock, (Bruce Stewart & Co.) 3rd Prize ~ Pearl Handled Pocket (Fennel & Chandler} Ist Prize—Silver Medal (A. N. Large) Sed Prize--S iver Spoon, (D. M. Robinson] Ist Prize—Gold Medal, (Hewitt & Hyndman) 3rd Prize—Cased Pipe, [Islander Publishing Co.] Ist Prize—Silver Cup, (W W Wellner) 3rd Piize—Silver Mounted Cane (Johason & Jchos00- lst Prize—Gold Medal (Mark Wright & C 8 gb 9) 2nd Prize~ Shaving Set [Carter's Book Store] lst Prize—Silver Cup (“Hot Quad” P Q ) Cycling Club. 2@"This event is open to teams oft 20d Prize—Bicycle Suit. (J. T. McKenzie

rather fluctuating of ate " again, whether because of wy a reliable timekeeper : \ | If you want & good and aly 5rd to bea for the money J of a poor one in a fine look we remain, A fiat office key finder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. ON THE CG. A, 4 A. GROUNDS-— & One Hile Novice 9 -One Mile Bicycle (Handicap) ta al eh gy “a 19 —Hall Mile Bieyele (Boys under 16) | Sok Ben ax Ciauen (hide Medic 11—Massey-Harris One Mile Bicyele 2nd Prize—Silver Ink Stand, (E. W. Tayior) 12—Half Mile Run (Handie 1p! 2nd Prize-—Pair of Vim Tires, (l'oronto Tire Co.) {3 —Two Mile Bicyele (Lap Race) 2nd Prize—Bronze Clock (Full Eletric Light Co) Time Pr'ze—Co)lar and Cuff Case (Haszard « 2ad Prize—Silver Medal (John McLeod & Uc) 3ré—Prize—Box Cigars, (Angus McDonald] and Prise—Silver Medal (Jos Merry) from any club in the Maratime Provinces. Srd Prize—Daily Guardi.n for o2¢ year.

Ist Prize—Marble Clock (GF. Hutcheson) 2nd Pr ize—Dressing Case (A. W. Reddin) 3rd Prize—Cased Pipe (Watson’s Drag Store)

ENTRIES close with Secretary Saturday night, June 25th. Fees, 50c fo. each eventy Low fares on all trains and steam boats. For train arrangemants see posters.

Sports Begin Ati P. M. SHARP Admission 25c. Grand Stand 10c¢

G. 0. McLEGD, President W, L, HARVIF, Secret