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lary ierits, and is in good repute with the public, is, that iT IS FXTENSIVELY IMITAT- ED. The imitations resemble the genuine srticle in appearance only. They lack the genera‘ excellence of Genuine’

his notice is necessary, as irjuricus and ué 1gerous imitatio.s, called WHITE LINI mM <T, &c., liable to chronic inflam mation of the skin, are often sn stituted fo MINARD’ LINIMENT by Dealers, because

hey pay a larger pro!

They all Sell ou the Merits and Advertising of MINARD’S,

Ine in particular claiming to be made by a ormer proprietor of MINARD’s LINIMENT, which simply is a lie.

lie roauce

INSIST UPON HAVING

MINARD’S LINIMENT

MADE BY

C. C. RICHARDS & C0,,

Yarmouth, N.S.,

$20,000 DEBENTURES

—FOR— EWERAGE SYSTEM -—~OF THE--

CITYOFCH’TOWN

Tenders addressed t» the undersigned and

oe : ; ” endorsed ‘*Tenders for Sewerage Debentures |

will be received at thi- office up to the night ot Thursday, 10th of May next, for the pur- c! -e of 25 thousand dollars ($25,00C) of the { of Charlottetown (Jebentures, for Sewer- ag Works. These Debentures are of the

i ination of $500.00 each,

are payable in

years from date, and bear interest at th ind a half (34) per cent per annum, P e half yearly. Tenders will be re- ce for the whole amount or for parts th ‘, not less than $500.00 yMmissioners «0 not bind themselves to t the | ywest OF any le

r. EFENRKY SMITH, Chairman. yf Commissioners of Sewers Water Supply ttetown, P, E. I., April 20th 1900.

Desirable - Dwelling To Be Let.

ue western half o: that house situated ® he corner of Euston and Hilisborough S-., at present occupied by Mr. D. B. Siewart. Pocsession lst June next. All modern conveniences. Apply to

MRS.§F. PARKFR 7ARVELL

| A Reply to “Patron’’ by Mr. J. C

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MILK AND CHEESE.

tain in one factory by which halfa pound or more of cheese could be madefrom a bundred pounds of milk more than was obtained from the same quantity in another factory without notice or mention in the inetructor’s report.

As my only object in writing at present is todefend the cheesemakers, who have a pretty bard situation to fill satisfactorily, against undeserved censure and to promote

| Ottawa and Hull, bac all Canada, will re-

Underhay. ] eas Des Stx,—I fear the letter of your * Patron” in €6€(¢6the last WEEKLY EXAMINER is more ; ated to s Va ne e@yii e@ Comp 4in of then } nave notl 1d among jecre~ skers generally a strong desire to com | avor y Wita ott fact v 1 to 1@ average ] ) | 4 j ry iD yf min W i é j 8 . may, and i ave rea t doe pn + ‘ reas? l i &Dpa } um } of milk supplied to the fac i lan aa 'ncreasée in Lhe amount | nduced, Th would not |} y person provided the reduction | a'l alike, But it must be apparent | vlers that if the scales take a pound m O tura them thaatoey ougnt t | i 1 will come off the poor man’s | 2 } can as well as from they 150 560 1b. can of his more properous neighbor In support of this "vy, a8 Oppd3ed to | Mata : lbs “Pa »? I would refer your read ) nent of bu | 2 oe vince pud shed » tn? ) ) bor. Gf [eland Dairy Assosistioa, by waicr i: will | pe seen that the c faci averay? ) | tained ) % 1 largest bth) I mn i Mig He [ ry J | ema ‘ 4(ro ; i | si Kleano Ww i i ‘ a iby Mr. Sidney nv json } x- | | ner need n ] ) ss reached v vera it two, and | bis che r 1 ansur- : l | passed jus B es this I be- { Schreiner family have Teceived a good lieve Mr. Richardson purchases the milk | leal of advertising. While the mother from j pa 1ich would’ offer an | additional indu ,-at for him to g% all that was in the milk out of it; and it seems 6 arcely possible tbat a system of haadling the milk should ob-

the interest of c»-operative dairyia g— I will bave the discussion of ths large amount of tax imposed on the factories and the benefit derived liven the approaching political campaign. Hoping that I have not already trespassed too fur on your valuable espace.

I, C. Unpermay. May Ist,1900. EE HE BEST should be your aim when buying medicine. Get liood’s Sarsaparilla and have the

best medicine MONEY CAN BUY.

If you want to see a good assortment of the very latest. in colored, black and white shirt waists—atten’d Stanley Bres tale to-morrow (Satur- day) afternoon and evening.

Call at the new fruit, confectionery and

grocery store tovight.—Morris & Jos,t Upper Queen Street.

Try Morris & Jost’s opera chocolates.

We call your attention to Stanley Bros’. ad. in today’sissue. [n it there are facts worth knowing aniadvice worth follow- ing. — 2io.

C

lieliel of Ladysmith

The book “The Relief of Lady- smith 20d How it was Celebrated in Charlottetown” wil! be on sale in the city bookstores this (Saturday) evening. It is a souveneir of that historic and memorable event which should be in the hands of all.

See it at the Booksteres, PRICE 10 CENT 3

FOR SALE OR paar Lee

That nicely situated resid- ence, with out buildings, on the Malpeque Road, one mile from Post office,jwith 9 or 32 acres of land, av desired,

Apply to

tonight for you

wh onl a = —_ ——

J. T.PEARDON.

— Sp A IE eran beleiiiill, sthinndbadini <>" -cahen

therefrom toen#|

} : 1 a 9 what ; Wright Sconreiner wrote

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 4, 1990,

anaemia? eae ~ aan HS

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

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—The London Economist has been looking into Sir Wifrid Laurier’s “ British preference,” and is surprised to find t hat after all the “blowing” the British pre.

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ference has resulted in increasing U nited Stat-s salesto Canada by 64 1-2 per cent, | Brit sales to Canada by only 12 1-2 per ¥ Sut asthe Mailand Empire aptly arks there ought to be uu reason for irprise. Tothe United States the gov- sent rave straigut reductions in duties; | Laurier came to deal with

yoo Ballhe male all the daties higher {them again, explaining

scause he loved the

4 us

Vyck, of New York, hus

smation drawing attention to

Yitawa and Hull, calling

sm bis fellows«citizens

Hicted cities, and namioga contributions. Mayor

lar f iyo, has opened a sab ¢ for the benefit of the sufs

favor Maybury, of Detrioit, has

elegraph o Ottawa asking if Detrioit On van be of any aegsistance, Speaking editorially of the fire the New

—*This country can on for sympathy, and

pune AyYS;:

wn hn r something more, for there must be a great need of assiatance in the uimediate work of feeding clothing, and lter » destitute.” To the honor 1¢ American paople it isto be said

veaheart and hand always to help masses of their fellow-beings

visitation. Not only 1 <5

vertaken by any

geatitade the kindae3s at friends asroas the line,

member with

this tim? of our

Since the beginn'ng of the war the

and two other members of the family are undoub'ed!y most loyal British subjects, W P Schreiner, premier of Colony, must be marked atleast **Joubtful,” and Olive Schreiner and her husband Oroowright Schreiner are the most extreme Boers ont- side of Pretoria. Yet this sane Cron- 'n 1874, of the Afrikander Bond as follows:

“The collective wisdom ofthe Bond is foolishness It represents the section that

is the least capable of progressive legislation. It has euceeeded = in preventing measures that were ab- solutely necessary to the welfare of the

colony. Under the Bond regime the height

districts where the Bond i3 dominant there is no political freedom. Its policy towards | the natives is unjust,inhuman and foolish. | wishes toentirely disfranchise and keep down the natives. Its policy is fraught’ with the greatest dangerto the colocy. country to the supreme action of the Dutch i habitants, disregarding the rights of others.” To undergo an operation for itching . is a surer, cheaper, easier way to cure. Cruel, barbarous methods belong to the dark ages of the past. There wasatime when @ possible cure for piles. Notso now. Occa- sionally there is still found a physician wha adheres tothis dangerousand expensive method, knife, ninety and nine recommend the use of Dr. Chase's Ointment. Dr. C. M. Harian, writing in The American “We know that * Dr. Chase's Ointment’ meets all the requisitions of the highest stand- ard of worth, that it will be heid in h we endorse it to every reader.” oe By force of merit alone Dr. Chase's Oint- ment has won its way into this wide, wide familiar in almost every home, and won for zs venerable discoverer the title of a Greatest Physician.” to fail as a cure for piles. It matters not whether blind, itching, bleeding or protruding, Dr. Chase’s Ointment is an absolute and per- Dr. A. W. Chase's Ointmert is the €iscovery of the authes ‘ , ik, whose portrait and u Soren bog of te genni. Tk oR Al dealeons @¢ Sdmanson Bates & Co,, Texonte

of political corruption has been reached. In It regards the native as an animal. It! Tne Bond sacrifices the welfare of the IT’S TOO Piles when Dr. A. W. Chase’s Ointment surgical operation was considered the only but to every one who still believes in using the Journal of Health, said : esteem wherever it is used, and consequently world, until it has made tbe name’of Dr, Chase Dr. Chase’s Ointment has never been known fect cure,

Commencing May 8h, the favorite

S- S. “HALIFAX.”

Will leave Charlottetown for Bos- ton every Tuesday at noon (Standard time) calling at Hawkesbury and Halifax

Returning will leave Boston every Saturday at noon.

Wednesday morning via Pictou, make elose connection at Halifax with 8. S. ‘Halifax.”

Tickets for sale at Stations P. E. I, Railway.

For tickets, rates and all infor- mation, apply to—

W. W. CLARKE, Agent Charlottetown ~#. L, CHIPMAN, Superintendent. Apl 24¢t. |

Passengers leaving Charlottetown |

TIME TABLE.

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Rocky Point Ferry

Commencing Tuesday, May ist, the Steamer Elfia, will run as follows for the month of May :—

WILL LEAVE PRINCE ST. WHARF At Ce eereeee seeresees s 8 a TY ee Q ‘ es 1] se . wine 2 ‘ is 4 «c

Sb ch ek tea ie 7 WILL LEAVE ROCKY POINT

Diaicititee 44s 405s ee

Wietes ev tek bacon T” eseroardesesaseeed co ML w* os aliiouss (iesednvases 3 p.m mi (ek letence @ . ecaneesepabetensessgie.ce. “ EUNDAY.

WILL LEAVE PRINCE ST. WHARF

Biicsineies cs os a eck O de cts: ict ee ce 2 «é “6 4 “se

WILL LEAVE ROORY POINT

Bivvdineeess jks cine

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M SOTHER VE RY SHOULD Hé.veitintheHouse For common ailzients which may occur in every family. She cantrust what time indorses. For Internal as much as External use. Dropped on sugar it is pleasant to take for colds, coughs,croup,colic, cramps and pains. Ihave used your Anod, ie Linimentin treatin our infant (only six mon ‘})s old) forcolic,and o little three year old Cau shter for summer come

laint and bowel disease . venerally,and found it beexcellent. JOHN |. ‘xGALLs, Americus, Ga

ONS | E outs LAN WENT

Relieves Every For » of Inflammation, Originated in 1810 hy an old Family Physician. Nore iedy has the confi- dence of the public oa greaterextent.

Our book on INFLA} VATION free. Price 25 and 50c. I. 8S. Johns mn & Co., Boston, Mass

Parsons’ Pills

“Best Liver Pill made.” Positively cure Bilious- ness, Sick Headache, al: Liver aa Bowel com- laints. They expel im jurities from the blood. lfcate women find 1: -nef from uaing them. oe 25c. LS. JONHS oN & CO, Boaton, Mass

Di. Clr

Cures CHRONIC-DISEASES and RuP- TU RE by Salisbury treatment. Send stamps fer informtion. ar call at Truro. Nova Se otia. Office Merchant’s Bank of Halifax B uiMing.

TOLET

Store and Warehouse at St. Peier’s Bay.

The store and warehouse until recently oc- cupied by the late John P. Sullivan. Apply te ‘

MRS. McLEAN, St. Peter’s Bay, South Side.

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Dr J. C. Houston

Physician & Surgeon ‘SOURIS, P. E. 1. "="

Graduate McGill University, 98.

OrricE-—Next Door to Merchants

Bank.

Smoke

Glasses

In spring when sunshine renders seeing painful color— ed spectacles are often a rest and benefit to the eyes,

We likely have just whet will help you.

CH TAYTLIOR

Jeweler & Optician, Sunnyside, Queen‘ Square.

P, B, Island Electric Company

Notice is hereby given that the annual general meeting of the stock- holders of the above company will be held at their office in Charlottetown, on Wednesday, the ninth day of May next, A. D, 1900, at the hour of 12 o’clock noon.

Dated*ihis 26th day of April, 1900. —_. JAMES WADDELL, SE Supt. and Treas.

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In our trimmed hat depart- ment you'll find a collection that 1s absorbingly interesting. Many rich and rave crestions, all abioom with the spring freshness. Our finest trimmed are comparable with those from Paris, and very much cheaper, they are simply trim- med, witb the best mateials.

Make your selection before the best are gone, Prices $1980, 2.00. 2.75,

8.25, 4.25 to 9.00. Re hi, et ORS to Da as

Pretty Silks

Kivery beautiful silken fabzic that Fracce and Evgland have produced is here. Wonderful lustre, exquisite figuring, al- most marvelous variety. Prices, too, are fascinatingly attractive, if you appreciate double values,

Here you will find that we do just as we advertise and guarantee every purchase to be as represented.

Fancy checked and striped silksin al! the newest colour- ings of turquoise blue, cadet, nile, murier, new blue, rink, navy, cardinal, magenta, ard black and white. Special 50c.

Sailor Hats :

Ladies white sailors with We DOMES i oss ode hes Cee Ladies rough sailors, new style, silk bunds, white, blue, and black, only ....... 50c. Ladies fancy straw in grey, brown, navy and black... 65c. Ladies rough sailors, straw, with coloured brims trimmed with silk bands, in all co!- OOEW Se. ch ets sc ccace ce BEL ae.

Underskirts Ladies white cotton skirts, good wearing 99c, $1.30, $1.59. Ladies mercerised sateen skirts, 2 rows flounces, full

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Over Skirts

Ladies over skirts made well, and of special pique, at...... -- $2.00 and $3,25.

Ladies crash skirts, niee to wasb and do up....7ée, $1.65,

cbossrccce Sara, 2 00.

Ladies dress skirts in black luster, black blister cloth, and novelty goods. .$4.95 to $6 35.

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EE Ladies’ Blouses In good colours, good cot- TODS wc ccccccvceccscccse OC, A little better pcods in plaids and stripes........75c. Our zephyr waists are just what you will like at... .$1.25. Black sateen waists, the prettiest creation of tucks and pleats you’ll ever see, combin- ed with good materials, .$2.75; Smart things for smart

people.

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