W. Plekard & Co. W. A. Hutcheson W. F. Carter Stewart & Gates Sanderson & Co. J.D. McLeod & R. H, Wason,

Nutters Ale

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Cream Porter

The product of the Silver SpringBrew ery of Sherbrook, P. Q., far excel all malt preparations on the Canadian mar- ket.

Over 300 carloads were delivered at the peincipal trade centres of the Dominion in 1899 and to-day Nuters agencies so dot the Dominion of Canada that when it is noon at one, it is evening at another.

The Silver Spring goods are chiefly rec- commended for their AssonuTe Purity Connosicurs recommend and physicians preecribe them.

For sale by

A: MACDONALD,

Sole Agent for P. E. I.

~ FOR SALE OR “OLBT

‘**Watermere,” the house of the Hoa. George W.Howlan. Possession given tl

firet of May next. D. C. MeLBOD. Ob’tewn, Mareh Dist, 1906. ft.

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THE WHEELS OF HEALTH.

There is no better exercise for a young xoman in thoroughly good health than bicycling. Om the contrary, if she suffers fiom weakness or disease of the distinct! feminine organs, if she rides, at all, such exercise should be very sparingly indulged in. Women are peculiarly constituted and their general health is peculiarly dependent upon the health of the specially feminine organism.

It is the health of these delicate and im- portant parts that ‘“‘makes the wheels of general health go round.’’ Their strength and vigor are as important to a woman as a mainspring to a watch, or a sprocket and chain to a bicycle. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is the best of all medicines for delicate women. It makes them strong where they most need strength. Taken during the ‘‘interesting interval,” it ban- ishes the usual squeamishness and makes baby’s admission to the world easy and al- most painless. It fits a woman for in-door work and out-door sports. Honest druggists don’t advise substitutes.

“JT cannot say enough in praise of Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, as it has undoubtedly saved my life,’ writes Mrs. F/orence Hunter, of geod Logan Co., Ark. “I miscarried four times; could get no medicine to do me any aoe. I tried the “Favorite Prescription and after taking several bottles, I made my husband a present of 4 fine girl. I think it is the best medicine in the world.”

A man or woman who neglects constipa tion suffers from sow poisoning. Doctor Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure constipa- tion. One little ‘'Pellet’’ is a gentle laxa tive, and two a mild cathartic. All medi- cine dealers.

others, that the photograph

among the

might include him too-” “None of the others would sit in that case,” observed Mrs. Payte,

tersely.

‘“Why?’ Cowardice was tance, not an acquired fault. your crest, Miss Craven?”

“A pair of heels,” said Honor, smil- ing a little at her own inexplicable blush. as she owned to the inheritan-e, “ond the motto below is from the Mus arum Deliciae. You know the lines:

his inheri- What is

‘“He that fights and runs away, May live to fight another day,’”’

“The inheritance of cowardice,”’ sid Reyden, smiling into her eyes. “And Gabriel’s mother was a Craven. What is the legend of the crest?’

“Our earliest ancestor,” said Honor, “cence engaged in single combat, and when he found the fight going against him, saved his life in a paltry manner by crying ‘Craven’ before the sun went down, Knights were allowed in thos ceys, to end the fight so, to their dis- honor.”

“J call it a wise and prudent m~a- sure, too,” said Royden, laughing, as he turned to the sick lady within the meaom; “there are worse crimes in tha world than crying ‘Craven’ before the sun goes down. Don’t you think so, Mrs. Disbrowe?”’

“Indeed I do,” she answered, gently smiling as she met his gaze. (“It's a gaze J like to meet,” she said to Mrs. Payte only that very morning, as they talked of Royden Keith.) “I wish I thought that was poor young Myddel- ton’s only sin.”

“He was a Myddelton. How could you expect him to be other than what he proved himself?’ interrupted Mrs. Payte, contemptuously- “If he ever could turn out a good man, it would be now that he has forfeited his name and his riches. The hope of stepping into such a fortune has made others sin be sides Gabriel Myddelton, and is making ethers sin, and will make others sin

A big etock ofother Teas on band, from 20c per |b up.

Atso in stock, canned Salmon, Lobsters, Clams, etc., and a full line of generai groceries, all at the

lowest’ possible prices. Free delivery of goods to all parts of the city. Telephone communication.

RF. Maddigan & Go

LOWERS QUEEN STREET,

Don’t Neglect Your Watch

If you allow your watch to run too lang without cleaning, or with damag- ed parts it may be wornso badly as to distroy its usefulness asa timepiece; b@ter have it examined by your Watch Doctor and if in need of re— pairs he will advise you accordingly and perhaps save your watch.

WE BOAST on our repair depart- ment turning out first-class work only. WE GUARANTE@ ALL OUR WORK; if you have not given us atrial it will pay you to do so and we will be pleased to see you at GreaT Gaorce Srreae.

W.N. Tanton

veweler

Siqy or Tar Bre Waecu.

TO LET The north end of a house situmsed Prince Streei, containing nine rooms, a sble for a beusding houesor private resid -

a PeOMAS Me QU 4ID

- " 2 THE LAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 1, ce Po are _—— 1, Wy WY & \ YY wy we & Se & Ww Ww » yr 1A a oad ‘Cale o1 of. wack’ wealth | es 9 a we v/s 4 ff % x y ie | end 1 p : ion ( ‘ ‘ Perhaps you don’t know = ~ M ~ ~ = vw Mw f A xf sf wd V4 be would spoil many a mean and woman 7 > < Too. It is beyond my power to im:i- whiat artistic effects and g ne whom it would not spoil.” cae 11> RIGHTED AT LAST § 22 eoeeee youcan gal byu iIngout a, ¥ vcut from Honor’s face to Phoebe’s ’ ae a a“? GS and back again to Honor’s; Mr. Iseith a , > 22020824 kK fc llowing their gaze, still leaning idly pe Q a ron S ti * ») there against the window, with the a, BY M f three dogs waiting at his feet my] a irre . sa Ls ~ . i. - eee , ~ with Cornices, Door and ¥ ndow a ARY CECI L HAY i< It was the little old lady herself who W e have moved int> our bri cK building on Kent street (bet we en (Pu er . ~ 1. rat 5 14M: -< teee ; fo | bi he pause which followed her | and Great George Street.) Caps, etc,, all comple & a Autnor < yf i he AArt 1el Motto, N oras Love bat leah seein i . 5 1 : i te li i a La tet Wore We will be pleased to meet all our old customers, and as many neW ones as Qe pe SS Sra mt or. of, “T have great ish ft £0 AR . . ° g SS eee Test.” “*Back to the Old Home” Etc [OG ae a great wish to go to AD | nay find it convenient ce call on us at our new quarters. PN a - a t oo ’ : Ns Xt. \ | I suppese I must pocket <P . : ° ri: 3 es oe : LP DNAL RNOA RIVES toe | ny nside alk dee eee ae ieleeee” We wil! keep a full stock of seeds in White Russian, White Fife and Red cay Margy Ea aT ——_—— " . Sie ha “Will you go in my place, Mrs. Pay- Fife Wheat, Timothy, Clover, Vetches, Peas, etc, ete. : Ll oe rN et ore so ee ni ag , a . oe nae . . ids font + ye . I Ix ix ix Ix Fa te fx Px’ ix AN IX’ Ax | te ried Honor, impulsively, ‘‘and let We have also receive 1 the greate r part of our SEASONS CARRIAGES 1n Buggies, = (Centiiend ) | the lattice window, a heavy pair of j tay with M1 Disbrowe?”’ Road Wagons, Road Carts, Surries, Truek Wagons, Cart Wheels. also a full % \\ Pi \ . . Cl ( s he 1de her chair. m WwW, ars As oe ean = be Ss0 line of single and double harness. —_ ‘—_ ‘4 ; } oe 4 Marie?’ estiones O1 eillyv * explained *h oel “Yon know . ‘ “* + } ‘ . . . e—— i a rs 6 sets Doon ae aye ee ny te .. 3 ees , | One Horse Grain Seeders, Giant Seeders, Grain Drills, Disc Harrows, FPnemmengeeeeall € OS yg eee. i i oe ftlyv un to the chalr and ie. ner’ ALWw rene ‘ uid we. ae. ~ . * ~ ea ' one a = 5 eek, ~. Asp ST te, \ wou? eal | Speing Tooth Harrows, Steel Plows, Potato Cultivators, Churns and Washers es : ** ‘oe ; ~ ‘ . “— . Fr i e | SS . ed i eh ne, Miss Craven,” said ves quickly H s vet- 7 W holesale and Retail. . — oe ee , | EH | sick girl, her pale face brightening e, “let me drive you there, Mrs.| Please call ard see us before you buy 2s we have a large stock to choose oe : aan rai? - — | 8 h ls bly she raised it to the be I am invited to bring a friend;} from. Our goods are all new and of the best. action-—miake Md DULGIIgS 100K { ? ier, ‘The lady’ to be that friend.” like new at small cost--and are | { | | S 1 the Saosin’ Sthetn There was a little blunt demurring, ‘ME invaluable for use in all new up-to- | | = _sitting in the front kiteh we ee eink Se ae REMEMBER THE PLACE, 147 KENT STREET. date structures. long ; a gee Se ee j os cee ee ee : ‘ to | 1 We ind—and, as th L di seemed as well contented IW Co We make Metal Fronts to suit any tl to her e has the rig to sit is Se eee ed out anything. A FLOR pir & O building m are easily applied | h ' : \ ha uu given up the hey chatted a little longer, and then = m and § ee satisfa tion. 1 Nox Sana « 1 | there, too, Marie?’ Royden prepared to’ go. Charlottetown, April 20th, 1900. Estim tes furnished on receipt ly he l Well e | O \ Miss Craven; they p What a beautiful fellow this grey- of outline Ho coepe ‘ nd THca- ‘ Pe ¢ d 7 oms, B lt I do very wel i : d H laying her hand r ’ ; surements of Duliding. iy : i a 2 on the glossy, dun-colored head- ' y rite } . : . : ; E itl . s Better read our catalogue—it’s | | fatterinz, fond i D | “Marie, you. remember ‘that you| “bat is his mante, Mr. Keith” SAAABAAAASAA ASA SSAA ARASH full of interesting building infor- | | sbont , } g u could g little money | a § ‘ 1 tue Money , mation. Shall we send you one? | ne ] * for wool--work, but cou (To be continued.) a * 9008S el I I ; I Wi Hy ° 9300 “te | ' it ] + ’ sl? 41 } - METALLIC ROOFING CO.. Limited mon to leave to some of you, and, ly do it by working the patty, 1000 ———xTxUUxr_e_om™™T=—_"_—_ ——— « te Manufacturers, Toronto. ! Vv S &@ I ode ab : h — u d rn \ I Vv a . ; “ No ure for x * may ngratiate yourselves, oung peo- ie parece was brought rom ion eee ‘ 7 * Die seldom ecnare mu ‘h in reality al out ‘ = ‘ LIK i} tWoO girls’ hea S e 3 ° ac Buy your seed at Le Page 8 old stand and save old women, and a little pretence ig fair | ©&"! ts ite? the beautifa 2 ae cid women, and a little pretence ia alr | tent over its contents the, bewstit:!! Bright $ Disease [a ™xey- > sien <nindhaiiadiiiat Saieaiatia ax We have a large selection of clovers, timothy, ‘ery ee ee si aasl In its advanced stages—The Rea- oo I : ve t s o's * | : what iy gad all of « gue Neti ir ll 1 oR ; son Why Danger Prevented by | yb etches, peas, White Russian, Manitobs hard and | assented Ph e, with a ready burst Mor nearly half an sour Honor tho Timely Use of Dr. A. W. Is] 1d l t ys of heavy ! hter, “all but Hor ven sat in th little back kitchen Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pilis. = sand wheats. “+ i ad 1] } rt ] oe] t ring b 1 1 lf our » wirl’s 2 s All thi Hono : mu t a8 ng, DJ that h uf h Zo the girl's To understand Bright s Disease 1s to know at ‘* true, if sh any honesty at vhole a and givemg her pleas uit that in its advanced stages it is past the reach hs S 4 h pers 1 th ! lady, 1 ng off her thoug! and memories to last her till of human aid. The cells of the kidneys ag pring oot arrows i Rd Mie to amooth her small the next time the bright voice should undergo a wasting change, which leaves them vray ¢ oO] g, the while, ) greet her from the ope D: doorway. Then dead so far as performing their functions is ac; . ° a oe cial Mie rose to’ m- concerned. FE Pr noe ee kones eee and all kinds of farm implements. “ty DO! TOms meee” iT a a ae oe dead. Think of-the poisons left in the system ON, i own it, Mr Pay e> am coming here oftener, now, Ma when these organs could no longer perform a; | the g S shaking her head, with rit she said, giving her gentle hand their duties as filters of the blood. : her pre : - smile. “I do not own to the lame girl, as she would have it would be difficult to conceive of anything ae; * that pretence is fair, and I do not own | G to any lady in the land. “I sup-| ™ore —— and yet this is the goal to which = a oh at wonne people Ge met cate 16 old | pose your father will soon be in. You every case o neglected kidney disease must lead. c that young | € ee oie ee ak Meer ee When the back aches, when urinating is rm . ie > . The cook is handic pped and | wemen. — not - wn tga r. Ov. difficult or too *requent, when there are ce- LePage . Old Stand, Queen Street, . aan Apt Rie Otek” Bic “Well, I have seen more than you s he getting on, Marie posits in the urine after standing for 24 hours, + a . good t00d Spoled UNLESS the best Lave. and I’ve right to say it. Who “Abi the same, Miss Craven,” re there is no time to lose in procuring Dr. 4g igh Br ag 5h 3 4 if fee > kitchen utensils are available. In is this? | 1e «girl, feeling the reality of — ee Pills. i : e ¥ ee ee P BEE ig FEY wy ae § on niin dil ca ible ilies iii tales ° toms onor’s interest. “He has an order It is not claimed that they will cure Dright’s ; every respect the The abrupt qu n mad = fuaph | hsigye ls Boveri aph at Abbotemoor on | Disease imits last stages. They are an abso : lid start, and Honor LOOK roun eee sl ee ‘pe ae ee lute cure for kidney disease, and so long as tlie ee eee H &é 99 to see the cause of it. At the cottise thursday, and he took only = like “os kidneys are not entirely wasted away they will ae S Bf i gate stood the horseman whom, a few | yesterday, and his room in Kinbury is give new strength and vigor and enable thein | = x | t cecméiite ‘azo, she had bet watching. | ©p ive. Poor father!” to resume their duties of filtering the blood. Now Is The Time DOO O*H OS4£,5OQ6 O64 ti Steel Agate Ware He dismounted, fastened his horse t¢ “Oh, he will soon get better now, one eae 7 Kidney-Liver Pills = _?P 9 | _— the gate, and then walked leisurely M never fear. I’m so glad it is wa ph headache ee ' ® . . . 2 “< ; os : : : roy) he who is to take us at A bbotsmoor Pr mores * S ee, and = Poe iG ah ; ; 4 is superior. Our label is our gua- down the narrow path, three dogs fol- E \ i s 1 . i ¢ 2 Is a 4 - 5 cs Bright's Disease. One pill a dose, 25c. a DOX 0 1vé ad ll Wit } rantee to this effect lowing closely at his heets, evidentiy , It 1S through Sir I hilip Somerson At all dealers, or Edmanson, Lites & Ca. 2 : Z aware that they were not to go bey ynd I do not think Mrs. Trent would eve Teronta. ‘ 4 = MADE BY the limits of the box-border. have theught of i And father says > @ } THE THOS. DAVIDSON M’F’G CO, “You've been riding a loug way, Mr. Mr. Ke'th has ordered a picture, but : tT 4 Montreal Keith.” began Mrs. Payt with her] whether that’s through Sir Philip cr * 4 and of course you will wanpta BA BY CARRI AGE 2 4 hl lai llc ih gi liiliaials sual abruptness, when he offered her he does not he does not know. 93 4 — Rr ee was of the eld photographer that ; 4 @ ‘s a hoa aah es . . W hite’s Wort « at leas since day t] were talking in the garden, when Its all Those Who ¥ * R at a , * s ae ote > = brea wr eid oe brief. rep! B Mrs Hero, ined them again, and found . og: . A W h a { ; . i | Parte. wit! exa knowing Why Tir » Keith leaning against the open Plain Sailing Deal With a e aVe OO arrlages , j Caramels considered | it ‘“ ing-block 1¢ window beside which Mrs. Disbrowe ; 4 ; \ vy « ‘ : Sh v it lay, nad. irs. Payte and Phoebe sit- With Us a ’ | “4 h . tino » the vcard sent vitho i - ; E ' : her | ting on the garden seat without. ‘ 4 We have COMFORTABLE carriages—we have : an ty ition of Ph lth racd | “It is a stupid idea altogether, T] UT] GOOG8 ale Rig f 3 CHEAP «carriage : we ‘ Hono | f | 0 think.’ the little old lady was saying, © ar ag 8. é : : ‘ ; ‘ iS 4 ss 30 i i . « a che found Mr Keith and} when Honor came quietly up and (} P 08 4 R ht ? 0 Snowflake bi goetierdions alec tg sl dg oa ur Prices are : We are always glad to show gocds. ; | One minute afterward Honor had the picture complete without having : re iliac ae ial sy ell an. fs s | Gabriel Myddelton in it, and who would It lies with you, reader, to give us @ ¢ Call and see them. 2 ; hacolates ee: | aera for a picture where he figured? | Chance to prove the above aseertion. We ¢ R cnee W muld not Le m.:.s8s ' il. I I i : , . . * she went to perform < errand on } Rubbish altogether I call it, and Ladv are receiving wvew mene Sony ~ our © ® he vent to yveTLOrim I 1% = 3 ‘ ~ ST ee ie | ‘nd which | Lawrence is a senseless old woman to Covered Chip Market Baskets from 10c up. 4 chich her mind was be an hich . : . an be had * ow a ilwa di 4 ss form in her visits | want it.” Choice Creamery Butter juet received, ¢ 2 3 ane : VvYaYvs aild if I i t iSit? ‘ . : i st ms * Gi ; ! oi Mast ate, a Hurtving round te “Perhaps it would be _ possible, Try our Orange Pekoe Tea at 28c per A O Nn ewson P ’ » Le 4ats Olli. Bd = ahi : : : : following rSe C1a37 OCs | the beck-door, she entered a small kit- snid Royden, with the flash of keen bh. It wll please you. We also sell a a T J Morris chen, neat but trrely furnished, in | #musement which sometimes shone Haezard’s genuine 4 ° | a - ° which a young °' “er, nour gO swiftly in his steadfast eyes, “for TEA 3 r * a». L. Hooper : Verrien to copy Gabriel Myddelton’s BRAHMIN _o eee SOs 44 S*VBeEASS & O98 9™F ©°O6f7 44244 S]> = : ~ pictrre first, and then arrange the head a = Ee a ey ‘

A nice Assortment of 4

Wedding - Rings

Weight and quality made just right to last.

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New Flag Pins and Brooches, See the new flower Belt and Collar Clasp, Dainty Chatelain Watches & Brooches Handsome Ladies Chains & Bracelets

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OPTICIAN ¢ April, 2ndj1900, Oamero. Bloex, Charlottetown :

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Wholesale from the distiller, A. @. Tsemrpsen & Co, Cla ‘?