~ r ~ TID ‘ ¥ wT 7% TY a's , P T 2 . THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 5, 1 | — ~ a ————— I = ; © place quite oes Pc NEWS IN OL ye yA VS being « lensity of th i aa iv nger 0 \ j > | staggers aiter the density of the nt rg I 1 I Inaking the i here is an odor of ge ntility, ae so! ; . ~s \ nts of 17 l S kx? mf the I ut i nity evailing and in the ‘silenc rh a iS MS , *7 r r r r ? j ¢ } ; ) CUSTOMS IN voc E EFORE THE ERA. ] it | ey rec { at | the riftin the hum of voices comes the he | ; ae rs . =e OF NEWSPapers oinces for nd | whir of the marble bi un r against the : + \ n th sof | iscless roulette wheel, the pat r of | : | otal _ ha w ar » of the deal .-t4 ' ‘ eae eepeadirre low drone of th« tlers, zs “he . rh a i ; I ‘ rec ‘ mes of aftiches. } gba : ‘ f The Latter race Their Origin to : is “ent 4 : Over vi - us Zames young meni and ¢ ld, ———— > ; : » , it le this oO systel ant : OR i 00 requently OV erlooked, Rome Long Before the ( hristian _ oo en almost allin evening dress, are bent in aii tia ie ie Era—The Pa ' pe! AIC | n in sheets sd aia lee} rest, lil stors [ i ) per That Was Publish- : cadeep inter . Ke doctors at a clinic. . < , 1 : . en ot i an : ‘ i Chase’s s Ointment a 06 by Queen Elizabeth v tern utiches In consequence cf | They on » and all bear the: et of men to | ‘ire § Screen . Oors ' : their contents being originally fixed up | who the loss or gair rae ‘ dred } ; . Wm - i J | Om } r gain a few hundrec rompt and Positive Cure, eee a Se eee er Nee nt ee ll. aged lms of { N ers ’ as placart gn » word itself is | dollars is an episode ¢ ing no econ- y* Q yY* and > 74 : : 4 er een ce fon , ty ° 23 re Q je 1 7 s suffering caused by the intense inching | *2Cieut Rome ‘The gover Founchs Sey odvesiiiambias | sindar Sn. Geteah, calling tase Giada: Wire Sereens for Windows a ' | 5 18 « v Oo! e of tw entur previ S ) ( is Is to Eng! in | as fre pre sente d by gFances in the smil or fortune M: ny for there is always as te ; Or = Wiiento oe étee Eh -of pono, | SMOke, their perfect s lifting a fragrant in- ~~ @ 3 vn hay Jueen | eth tl the honor of com ih (S ‘Y | into fistula, ; ot esa am : printed sheets of public intel cense before this shrit of the red fiend, zreen ire O 1 ginable. _ “ : a e W) +}, | While a few, wearied of play perhaps, } ‘ re , igence ‘ e@ ascribed ien the | .; waa ind e of an tO pliiar N Was ‘ fies is to ° iSCTib ; yben the i Withdraw to a cozy no k to ene the ~¢ . - . 4 4 I the risk of : et en ft SS nish armada threatened an invasian | ta; I : fa! P p r : k of ! an inva J latest London fad or avenne a dal, i b pring Inewes and CC e@ . ; ; ‘ ‘ } ° c : ‘ fi ‘ a ‘ . i ‘ j ; v + or this country, that sag queen, re | tail a bon mot or he prosy stocks 5 5 LUC Le a a oe wl 11 inal lisadvantage of the vagne ' Atoneendof a thickly carpeted cham- | 5 ] a Ul Ol VW bh) nd ’ ng rnmors which circulated | ber there stands a broad ‘table with shim- Simon A “ Crabbe Py ma cle + ’ j ev \ i resoive i tO 1 I ri ner neo mering plate and spar <lin . glass off: ring } ; s ’ I i } i Li ili 2 Kk. . : ’ i ni ory r . > a Wve not b th, T! ple truly of the impending dangers. | D0Unties that would tempt anepicureeven | * alker’s Corner STOVES & HARDWARE : : ; : ‘ ; ae in a sated moment. T! rhter w ‘ ' gave the news or ocx She began to publish from time totime } ;. wre. ome ig ine sand ‘ ¢ that internal treat A oe : | liquors are on free draft, and occasion- <i oman . ndicativ tence ‘ a sheet bearing the fx llowing title ie ; e . But I ‘rs not fr n¢ \ ne : | ally, when there enters a little company of se, Dr. ¢ “s ( t Hon or comin of any kind ‘the English Mercuire, published by | young revelers given to more than liberal ois 54 ’ s% g and rT and | Most of the se acta which authoritie, for the contradiction of false | excess, a quiet mannered man seen wan- Si --Men’s all QYS 0 lf : Me . . ‘ ' > om preserved are f d ae . reports Of this publication three cop- | dering among his guests gives a signal, “ae ; me ‘ ‘ I ved ar found to men n it <« : | , I , i SMe MMe MMe Me SY WA A SANZ ANA eS ment with | or tw events They are hi 1 wit les are preserved in the British museum, | and champagne flows generous sly.—Cri- aN AS Al ASAP AP Hi NEE AP UP US US US US US AS f that y tl ‘ S emtmen « iia aeteny , Per ! - | ter os . res of | the date Ramee Gadiian sat és the earliest, No. 50, bearing date July | terion t ‘ ; es w ‘ e you For | lat in ‘Olan fashion and the ~ * 4 : whiaes u. = ' 23 588 The first article dated fr ae s y all dealers, or kdmanson, Bates & Ca., of the then consul and : <3, 198 8. The first arti le, dated from Malin tales anim sammie Ae 9 loronto. Whitehall, contains advices from Sir ' ve. Aatame — ah 185 wa . , | Francis Walsingham that the armada

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ADVICE AECUT

Spice.

When ord & packege er, Ginger, Allspice, Cin

namMmop or

TINS

Cream of Tartar

from your grocer you can al- way feel sure of securing the beat uality by asking for:::

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KELLY'S & CO'S. GROCERIES

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Oar « reare satisfied customers.

If you ut to be satisfied with your groceries dea! with us.

Try the

1100 WAS cite to

TEA we sell. Special atten- ita selection. The same

care is exercised in buyiog all other lines.

7) {ND BE “ENATISFIED

JAMES KELLY & (0

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r London T

Tt se _orner.

White Caramels and

Snow flake Chacolates =—_~

of the “uss stores:

Can had at anv

following first ¢ T. J. Morris D. L. Hooper W. Pickard & Co. W. A. Hutcheson W. F. Carter Stewart & Gates Sanderson & Co. Beer & Gof

een ws — anal —_ et qmmen.semt We 4 e mortgages, being 6 percent laters st on farm oroperties in some Of the best “Sicts in Man ova. bene mortgages do not represent more than aif the value of the property. If required we

SUaranter chs I incipal and interest,

In moat : ~ are rable in

18€8 @ mortages are payaodice | NStalments

Anyone wanting e thoroughly safe invest

Rt having a .ood rate of intrest snould

Comm uni cate

wi n lf, ave @lso have a large number of very de- ~ nag farn for sale in the Winnipeg Dis- wets, at prices which are bound to double in

Very short lime. Send for particulars.

ASLAM & WRIGHT Private Ban«er: 320 MeIntyre Block Winnipeg Man

name graph h as the following {| Led the staple: ‘‘It thundered, and an oak ' |

i

was struck with lightning on that nart

of Mount Palatine called

1 Summa Vevia. **Murena, the in the morning

and Pollux

early in the afternoon consul, sacrificed early tn the Temple of Castor and afterward assembled the ate in Pompey's senate house "*C. Cees: out for his government it arther Spain. having long been detained by his creditors. ’

lt is hardly possible for us now. with all the lights of science around and the shoals of newspapers with which we are supplied, to form a proper notion of the darkness which, for want of these. involved the masses of the people for many centuries after the fall of the Ro- man empire. We are told that the crn- saders were so ignorant of geogr: iphy that at every town they approached in central Europe they inquired if it was Jerusalem. When they at length reached their destination, their exploits would have remained unknown for years to their relatives and friends at home had not at times some few straggling pil- grims found their way back to the

sen

ir set

west. Even bad news in those days could not. contrary to the proverb, travel fast. Every little community must then have lived much within it- self

It was not until the sixteenth century that anything at all ap oe even to the scanty Roman acta diurnia can ae found to have revive . in the modern

orld. The war which the Venetian re- public waged against the Turks gave ris@ in 1563 to the custom of communi cating the military and commercial in- formation in Venice by written sheet nctdzic scritee, to be read in a particu- lar place to those desir earil the news, who paid for this privil with a coin no longer in use, called gaz zetta, a name which came in time to be applied to the news sheet itself both in Italy and France and in England, when this ing news cal into mse

The Veneti nment eventually gave these announce inar lar manner once a month, but th too jealous to allow them to be printed Only a few written copies were trans mitted to such ribed and paid for them. Thirty volumes of these valu

able manu in

. ‘ ous Oi

,

subsequently mode of impart ne an gover

‘ments

as subs

exist

script newspapers the Maglia Bechian library at Floren A it tl Saln TiIsing t ‘ méenced. tl father of M _ illite a he stori of slaughter the old soldier could tel 1is littl on are so aw 11 that y woul nake a sensitive chil eep with horror T pity. But all the storie of v on sea a a JJ iand shrink int ss insignificance be -fore the dr +4y] massact ind we for which tha t

consumption, each year resp sible

Scientists st

and

that one-fourth of the adult men < men in the civilized world have in tl bodi: s the seeds of this grim destroyer. A single grain of dirt taken from a city stre

sometimes reveais as

nicrocope 1inute but murder

million of the nx

under the

many as a

ous bacilli of consumption. There has never : ; : rad le been but one medicine discovered that and cure this disease

T

Ty it ing out dis-

will prevent

. , . ; 1 ; . . Piers s Golden Mi al Discove

a iTe tly « n th evs, ary

ease germs and but Iding new and he alth v

18st is illays , flamimz iti nm of t 1éeé

ieowes. membr ines. It is the great blood-

maker, fiesh-builder and nerve tonic. It nt. of all cases of consump-

cures os per ce tion and diseases of the air passages.

medicine dealers sell it. Mrs. Louisa Steinmann, of 67th St., Three years ago I was so si

All

Brooklyn, cx.

N Y. writes ; k could not eat, sleep or Ww alk, for I coughed all day

s reduced from 150 to and mw & My weight oie ht that I slept four es i at one time, was aiee I I had taken th wee doses of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medic = Discov - y. The offensive matter expectoratec z= lh every day end when I had taken the * _ ew bottic I could sleep all night —— — . ng; and have been well ever since an gt

eunds.’ ? When someone is sick in the omry aoe the doctor is called in, what is a - question he asks? “Are the a “e : lar? That’s the question, isn’t : Cee wife and mother will see to it = roe any member of the family is trou ° we coustipation a prompt resort is ha nt Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets, there ar nee mighty little sickness = = fami y

Pellet’’ is a gentle

ne cathartic. They ctre cuetipeyee and biliousness and never gripe. They reg:

h, liver @ ulate and invigorate the stomac bovels. Found at all medicine stores.

| sun

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was he channel, making for the entrance, witha favorable gale. Anac- count is then given of her majesty’s fleet. which consisted of 80 sail. divided

into four the lord high admiral. Sir Francis

squadrons, commanded by in the Ark Royal

Drake and Admirals Haw

kins and Frobisher Under the head. ‘*London.”’ there is an account of an interview which the mayor and cor-

poration had on the previous day with her majesty, for the purpose of assuring ber of the resolution to stand by her with their lives and fortunes to the last Under the same head appears the fol lowing pagagraph ‘*Yesterday the Scotch ambassador had a private andi- ence of her majestie, and delivered a let- ter containing the most cordial assur- ances of adhering to her majestie’s in- terests, and to those of the Pretestant religion. and the younge king, James Vith, said to ber majestie’s minister at his court that all the favour he expected of the Spaniards was the courtesie of Polyphemus to Ulysses, that he should be devoured to the last.’’ We wonder what would be thought of embassadors in these days if they interlarded their oral communications with such classical rei-

erences!

SLEEPING IN THE DARK.

Pain Seems Easicr to Bear When the

Sufferer Has Light.

suffered from toothache their sorrow that the pains in- night grows older. <A tooth- ache which during the day interfered but little with our enjoyment of life is likely

All who have know to as the

crease

to develop during the hours of darkness into a veritable terror, that makes us curse the accident of our birth. It is the

same with an earache, asthmatic troubles,

etc. <Asthn is most likely to develop into a smothe ie nightmare between the hours of 10 p. m. and 6 a, m,

At the Vienna university Dr. Gold- scheider has told the reason in a paper read before his class. He roneny" the dark- ness prevailing in the average bedroom is

i

at fault. Light, he says, plays a greater part in the patholegy of aches than most people imagine. Those are, gene a | speaking, the healthiest members of the | human family who live in sunlit, well

aired rooms and who move about in the as much as practicable.

If in daytime we are stricken with pain,

fferings are certainly less, relative-

ly speaking, than they would be if the

malady h seized at night, for light

feelings and do

us and sunshine othe our

allow us to abandon ourselves to the | fee] of + , the painful sensa tions increas They are bearable as long as we are in the gas or lamplight, but be- r nel ens ] I I nt we stretch out in bed, enveloped by stillness and dark- I the pain is observa- 3 ck or r 8 n ‘The dus ) ‘ l pe ‘J re i ‘ bret In tite evel d b yours of thes ing cll tia ly I t ota} s p! i nt kroom all tes pain the same reas fo not ] ‘ n sleep in the dark if t ; denial i i = } Ire 1? v } | If } ius oO § | lt I ( ul reas } \ \ t to resp ‘From the above rules n es le = +} f a= ’ ! i ! ill | het I ha ind that ases ‘ I l pain 1 f t wead, nothing \ i »> but to place the patient in an absolutely dark and still room, if pos sible at the top of we house. I advise that people suffering from sick

headache should interrupt the rd: Ly Ss work take themselves for a quarter = an to adarkened room proof against

Nature has put two great remedies

and hour

noises

in our hands—lightand darkness. Suffer- ers should find out for r themsely es which

best agrees with them

SWELL GAMING.

It Is Carried on With Great Luxury In New York,

The place where society gambles in New York is a few steps west of Madison square —a fine old mansion, entered after a short flight of brownstone.

The utmost caution prevails, and the warder at the gates of this anteroom of purgatorio scans every applicant with the practiced glance of the gambler’s Cerbe- rus, bowing obsequiously or thrusting the applicant back beyond the pale.

} It is a recognized fact among these suf- | fering from asthma that the longer they use the temporary relief asthma remedies | which require to be burned, the worse they | become, until it loses its effect entirely. Clarke’s Kola Compound {s not among thie class, but will permanently cure the worst case of asthma in from 60 to 90 days. Mr, F. J. Painton, preprietor of Painton’s Muste Stere, Vancouver, B. C., writes: “I have

been a great sufferer from asthma in {tg werst form for over 15 years, and had con-

sulted many physicians both in Wneiand end Canada, but obtained no relief. A friend of mine who had been cured by the Kola

Compound advised me to try it, and three bottles have entirely cured me : it is now over two years since my recorery and asth- ma has not troubled me since : and previ- ous to taking Clarke's Kola Compound I have many nigh te bad to sit up nearly en night. It & tru! ¥ a wonderful remedy, and {t affords me much ple asure ia attesti my appreciation of anything so worthy.’ Clarke's Kola Componnd is sold by ali adrnggists, Free sample bottle eent fo any person. Mention this paper. Address Tha Griffiths & Macpherson Co., 121 Church street. Toronte, or Vancouver, B, C., sole Cavadian agents,

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Values that we wish you to see when we ask you to look at our Ready-to-Weai

KXe-opened

Meals and lunches served at short notice, line of Cigars Ginger Ale. till 12 2pm. Don’t forget the place next door to R. B. Norton's Hard- ware siore.

«tb Cafe

Watehes

Cigarettes and

Open from 7 a,

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Watches in Nickel] cases $3.00 to $10.00 » oo Silver 7.00 » 30.00

" Gold 1 10.00 190.00 Uhains for Ladies $1.00 to $20.00 Ribbon Guards Ie Gem Rings 1.00 to 50.00 Cuff studs and (inks 20 to 10.00 Collar Studs 05to 200 Brooches 25 to 20.00 Spectacles 50 to 10.00 Silverware nearly all kinds, in good

quality plate.

Also some in solid silver:

BW. TAYLOR

Alsoa choice

Clothing. Ordinary values you ¢an see

anywhere, but it’s a saving ofat least 35 per cent, on your purchase, How can we do this? Because we bought the goods that uch less, at the Doull and Gibson great retiring sale, and we give our customers the benefit of the low price paid for the goods, We always make if a ruls when we bought at a bargain to sell at a bargain.

MCDONALD & CO

LEADERS IN LOW PRICES, HICH CRADE Englisn Manures

CONTAIN...

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NITROGEN PHos. ACID POTASH

More MORE WORE

PRODUCE.... : BeErrer CROPS PASTS LONGER MorRE RELIABLE

And are cheaper than any other Fertilizer eve

sold on P. EK. Island ULD BRO = eS Lat y = 189_9,

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Charlottetown, May 27th,

Groceries, » Crockery ¢ and ¢ Glassware

Retail at Wholesale Prices ———~

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Six piece Glass Table ‘Sets f selling at 26c, regular price Ag, Y Ms 25 cents, i, 100 Flower Pots from 1c uf ; a . 1000 Teapots from 10c‘up. a7 ae 611y Sets, 7 pieces, 2le

P. MONAGHAN

QUEEN sTREET

V6, if bon y Of all Wine Merchants. Uo “ye

Wholesale from the distiller, A.G. Taomson & Uo, Glasgow

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