guarantce that my Kidney Cure will cure 90 per cent. of all forms of Eidney complaint end in many instances the most serious forms of Bright's diseass, If the disease is com- plicated send a four | ounce vial of urine. | We willl analyze tt

and advise you free what to do.

MUXYON.

a vial. Guide't. Healtl 1506 Arch st.. Phila.

At of Grogeiste, 250.

Another

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Received and opened up at

Weeks ano Co's

Big lets ot Black and Colored

Dress Goods,

Black Bread Cloths,

Black Brocade Cloths Plain and Paney

Costume & Sacq ue Cloths,

ANOTHER large case ot Lacies’ Capes—The very lat- est. Also

MORE MILLINERY GOORS BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS ELEGANT FLOWERS SILKS end LACES.

Donut Forget Miss Vanstone

or your New Hat. Miss Van- Stone’s work which we exhibited n our window last week was pro 1ounced by experts

The Best Display of Trimmed Millinery

inthe city. We have ~oved all

yur Millinery Goods, Hats, etc., toour new millinery rooms on first floor. Easy fo make a sel- ction; everything on view. An

‘xceptionally large new steck to ‘hoose from.

WEEKS & CO;

Suceessors to W. A. Weeks &

The Peoples’ S*ore,

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Fine Weatiods For Roofing

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Now’s the time ordere are coming in fast—we’re busy—but now sthe time

Don't Have

ZAC MLM a Leaky Root aALAAAABAQ.AA We will give you the | kind you want at the |

price you want.

If you have repairing of any kind te do our pri ces are right.

If you want a cottage we'll build it as only we can doit. First class work at prices that speak louder than words,

WM. W. HARPER

Manufacturing Contracter, F : z ‘Oy RRs secccce

THE DAILY

g PROVINCIAL

LEGISLATURE

Monpay, May l.

House met at 4 p.m. Mr. Gordon ssked the Pr Treasurer to table a statement showing the amount due by the Government on 27th

vincial

April, 1899, to the Banks,ard the name or names of the Bank or Banks, and tbe amount due each respectively; the amount

} due by Debentures and Private Loans, and

the amounte due for Loans from Compan

les, Corporations d prevate individuals, respectiwely, not inc sles in Debentures or Previecial Loans.

Hea. Mr. Farquharson presented the accounts asked for. ‘Megarding the de- beateres he reterred the-hon member to the

public accounts.

Mr McKinnon asked the Commissioner of Pablic Works to table all petitious re ceived for the opening of a Road between Valleyfield and Whim Road Cross, inciud- ing the petitions to make it a Continuation vt Campbell’s Road, and the petitions, if

@uy 10 Open it in the present site.

Hon. Mr. McLean said all the petitions received could be seen at Public Works oilice.

On motion of Hon. Mr. Farquharsou the House resolved itself into committee of the whole to turther consider the bill aw- ending the Act regulating the registry of deeds wal instruments relating to the title of lands and to repeal the laws heretofore passed for that purpose, Mr. Forbes taking the chair.

At the evening session committee was resumed, Progress wae reperted.

Hon. Mr Farquharson tabled the in~ formation regarding the Hospital for the Iseave, Asylum and Poor House aeked tor bey Mr. M.Meckinonon.

House adjourned.

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Tue Markxer.—There was a fairly large attendance atthe ;market today. Prices remain aboutythe same. Eyge sold from 10 to lic, butter brought 18c.

———_<——a Best children’s cl thing and best value in clothing at & H Ramsay & Co, Sunny- eide clothers.

Mr.R. Beairsto will sell at noon to-mor- row attheMcLeod brick buildiog, Kent St., ove old clock and one telescope, pro- perty of the late Benj. A. Wright, also oue grandfatbers clock.

The coon will sing The Praises of His Yellow Gal in the Y. M.C. A. tonight— Tickets 10c.

Lritish furniture shine Central Drug Store.

“ shines.”

103, lvk

Colorea

boots —-

made from chocolate colored pebble —- « serviceable boot for the pirls—all sizes, ll to 2—made in laced or buttoned at

Bie eccce

& pair,

R. K JOST

OUR...... TEA SALES

During thelast four mocthe have been most gratifying —We antici- pated as much with our large as- eortment of high and medium grades in this line, representing values that must appeal to the judgment of the up to date con- bumer—in

INDIAN’S and CEYLON’S We are particularly strong. Our 24 and 24c blendei ‘are very fine—

Try asample, 5 1b lot at reduced price.

Sanderson & Co

POBD FHT SPHDDBHLAM VOLHMD AHALAL OL AL BAPQMARLABR® OLAS

‘PURE 'TEA SELLERS,

; Convent,

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| Often failures (for mistakes and

PERSONAL

Mr. W.S. McKie returned to Charlotte- ow bp last evening.

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There is no change to report in the con- dition of Mrs. Malcolm McLeod.

— Mr. BE. R. Brow Jeft this d ft this morning on a) morning ‘tor Pictou for coal, to be ready

short business trip to St. John. Mr.C. R. Dickey, of Mudiy came to town yesterday atternoun,

Creek,

Mr.Jobn P. Nicholson was a passens west by the early train this morning.

Mr. Nelaon Armour, who bas been on a visit to $n arrived home last night.

Me. FLW. Hyndman weatup fo Ken- | sington a S morning in connection with | the recent fire at that plac

| Mises McWade and Miss Merrow cf | Souris, who have been visiting Boston, re- turned to Charlottetown last evening. Mr. J. Gordon McKay, Bradalbane and Mr. J. M. Claak, Summerside

were pas

sengers to town by the weatern ‘train this morbing.

Sister St. Philemor, of St. Joseph’s

left this morning for Montreal. She was accomparied by the Mother Provincial,

Mrs. Peter MacNutt, Summertield, who hae been in Charlottetown since the open- ing of the Legislature, returned home this morning.

Mr. A. H. Notmaa and Mr. J. Mce Kenna, of the ©. P. R, arrived in Char- lottetown last evening, acd are registered attbe Hotel Davies.

Mrs. Geo. T. Haezard and Miss Hasz- ard were passengers to Summerside this morning en route to Melrose, Mass., on a visit to Miss Haezard’e sons.

Mr. sod Mrs. Charles Coghlan are among the latest arrivale at the Horel Davies. They arrived last evening and will pass the sammer ‘months at Bay Fortune.

Mr. J. H. Strain, formerly of Charlotte- town, and for several years past connected with Keith’s Boston theatre, was one of the performers at an entertainment given inthe Dudley Street Opera House a few evenings ago, where he scored a great Auc- cess a8 an entertainer in magic. The audience was a large and select one, and the Herald refers to the performance as one

ot the best of the season.

L. B. Foote, Dietrict Chief Range for the Ancient Order of Foresters,*ws* a passenger On the Princess Jaet evening, and was beartily welcomed by bis many friends. Mr. Foote bas been sent by the High Court, to help along the branch court established here last year. He has been working in Lunenburg county, N. S., this pasi five months, and has succersfully established six courte there with a mem- bership of neariy 300. He also states that all over Nova Scotia the order is flourishing. The report last month for the whole order was 918,000 members. Mr. Foote will be at the regnlar meeting ot Court Gladstone on We“neaday evening and wishes all the members to be on hand. There will be two new candidates for initia- tigg.

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Things te Make a Note of.

IO O F.—Alpba i'ebekab Lodge No 10 meets to-night regular night. Importsot business. Every member requested to be present. By o der N. G,

C. M. Be A.—Branch No. 216, A. will meet in the A.O.H. evening at 8 o'clock. reguested,

8.P.B.C.—A meeting ofthe St. Peter’s Boy’s Club will be held this evening at their club room. All members interested in football! especially reyaested to be pre- sent.

Tbe Misses Murphy will plav io the Y, M. C. A. tonight. Tickets 10 cents.

rhe sixteth from the C, B. C. will sing for the Y’s and patrons in the Y, M.C. A. nell tonight.

C.M.B. ball this A full attendance is

L A.— Boyne Lodge meet: tonight at & Oo’ “el ck. A full meetin g ie requested.

}'y EOUTIONER—The stallion Executioner, belonging to Mr. Gee. E. Hughes was sold in front of the Mavket House today by Mr. R. Beairstc. Mr. P. 8. Brown was the purchaser and “_* as the price.

Gay's Seeds ¢ are . she Best.

Why are Gay’s seeds the best ? Because they are practical market gardeners and a whole life time of euccessee and quite failures lead up to snecess) places them in the best position possible to grow and import

eeeds suited to our. climate. They make @ specialty of vegetable seeds including mammoth, mangel, turaip ‘carrot, ;a*spip, beet; and like the great Peter Henderson, seedman of New York, thew seed can only be procured directly from themselves. They are

starting extensively vegetable ia flower plante for June and July planting, (come hardy plants ready in May.) Their tree department includes some handsome lime, horsechestnut, elm, weeping willows, plum, apple, ‘cherry, gooseberry, currant, and hardy shrubs. Call at the market or write for prices. Address J. J. Gay & Son, Nursery Gardene, Charlottetown. Telephone 180.

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I Knew MINARD’S LINIMENT will eure Diphtheria, Joun D. Bovritiee French Village. I Know MINARD’S LINIMENT will cure Croup. J. F, Cunnincuam

Cape Island I Kyow MINARD’S LINIMENT is the | best remedy on earth. Joszpa A. Sxow. Norway, Me.

EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN,

to put ihe buoys @ut as soon as possible.

ger | being wadeto his thop inthe Cameron I

| tonsorial artist, will occupy one of the

MAY a 1859

Local ant ‘Other Hleins ¢

Lae Faatarcthearieity fair r, not a

ebange in tempera’ure. _

Tux StanLgy,—'fne Stanley Jeft this

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Movep Upsrairs.— While repairs are slo ‘, Mr. Wiiliam Scott, the well-known

roomé upstairs inthe same building. -_-——o- - -

Pine From rae Lrain.—Sparks from the noon train on Saturday set fire toa siraw stack at Bradalbane, ‘The fire was prevented from spreading, and nothing was lost except the stack, belonging to Mr. Charles Murray.

Home For Ixrerment.—The Rev. E. Slackford, of Debee Junction, N. B., will arrive at Summerside on Weduecday even- ing with the body othis wife. The body will be taken from Summerside to Sher wood on Thursday morning. Frends and avd acquainiadces are asked wo meet it there,

noiniatuniits

Foresters.—A special meeting o Court Mount Stephen, No. 3741, 1. O. F., will be beld at 7.15 o’clock this evening iv the Mechanics’ Hall, Prowse Block, for initistion, As Prince George Encampment of Forestere meets at 8 o’clock in the same ball the Brethern wil please be punctual EK. H. Dachemir, C. 8.

oi lites

Civr Senoo. bBoarn.—The regular monthly meeting of the City School Board was held Jast evenine. The teach- ers’ reports for the past month show the enrolement to be 1399--831 boys and 568 girle. The Board decided to submit vo the Legislature a bill regarding the care of children of school age found abtu: the streets or parks during school hours.

Kirume’s Srories.-—-We will publish a number of Kipling’s skort etories, beg n-~ bing tomorrow with “The Tukiug of Lungtunpeu.” They are all short tales and +mong the best that that the great story—telier bas written. They will run through from one to three er four issues and al)! our reacers should Jook out for them. On another page will be found a portrait aud sketch of Kiplimg’s career.

Potice Covurt.—Tbree boys, charged with disturbing religious wership—tapping at the windows, slam ming doors ete.,in the Salvation Army Barracke -on the night of the 28th ult., appeared at the Police Court this morniog. They were fined fifty cents each, and His Honor warned them that if they came before bim again and a like offence was found against them they would be much more severely dealt with.

One drank, a courtryman, was fined $2 or 19 days.

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Toz Late Mre. Barn.—The feneral of the late Mrs. James Barr, took place from

the residence of her sister, Mre. John Heurtz, corner of yreat George avd kuston§ Streets, this efterncon

at half-pastiwo. Mrs Barr died in Bos- ton on the 11'h ef last Febrasry, at the ageof 76, and ber body was embalmed and kept in a receiving vault. The remains were brought over in the Princess yesterday evening, accompani-~ ed by ber two daughters, Mre. Mearney and = Mre. Faust. The following were thepall- bearere at the funeral today : Jobo Quirk. Martin Wes:;George Davison, W. M. Coffin, Alexander Horn, and Philip Large.

science Avtacksp By A Doc.—The three-year- old daughter of Mr. Albert Burke, of Bay Fortune, wae attacked by their dog ane evening lest week. According to a cors reepondent of the Guardien, while tbe child was plaving in the yard the dog, which is a very large animal, attacked her fiercely inflicting deep wounds on the face. The eldest sister Minnie ran ims mediately tothe rescue, and succeeded in getting the little one disengaged trom her maddened foe. But again the dog grabbed the child and was deliberately proceeding with the work of deatn when the sister again clutched he precious ebarge and ran tothe nearest building. By this ume the fa her arrived and captur- ed the brute which he immediately killed. Serious wounds were found on the child’s face and forehead. The sise of the face “as eo punctured by the dog’s teeth as to leave the inside of the mouth exposed to view. Her recovery is expect d, however,

CPCB BWIW We DWHBWewes HERE’S ¢ A Good Place to Buy ¢! |

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Our stock is always kept fresh & because our sales are large.

Gur yocds are good because we make it aruleto buy noth- ing but the best, and we live up ? to our rule religiously. €

Qur prescription department is carefully handled by graduates © of pharmacy, whose skill and ‘| science are unquestionable.

On these grounds we ask for ¢ your patronage. t

€ can save you some money on every article you buy here.

We carry nothing but the purest drugs and standard med- icines.

We serve you courteously, conscientiously, carefully, and

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W. B. CORSET if without exception THE

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THE MOS’ PERFECT FITTING now seld. all the best points of the highest grade of French Cor-

sets, affording perfect comfort to the wearer and add- ing symmetry to the for n,

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to be had in many forms enabling us to fit the most dificult figure. Yoa are invited to a sp2cially attrac- tive display and demonstration of the W. B, Corset models which will be made on our first floor, commenc- ing to-morrow morning,

Miss G. D. Sexton —_:.

Expert Corset fitter of New York, will be in attend- ance to demonstrate the advantages ofa correctly fitt- ed Corset.

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W; cori lily invite your :

These corsets cost no more ¢ attendance whath3r you need ¢ ? > % a corset oF not, than the ord nary kinds, and g

RS teres ad aia are infixitly better valus, ¢ » Ceme in to be fitted, and » ; look over the handsome forme § , $1.00, $1.35, $1 8 and wr ¢

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Honestly we think there 1s cannot FIT SATISFACT-

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It has always paid us to look after our customers interests, That is one reascn why we are always basy in our tailor shop

OUR MR. SIXTUS McLELLAN IS AN ARTIST

Having first become a practical tailor, he then studied the art of cutting and is now master of the art, with fifteen years experience, which with the benefit of the knowledge how the suit should be made, gives him a great sd— vantage over ordinary cutters.

Our importations of Clothes in English, [rish, Scotch,

and Canadian for the spring trade are exceptionally fine, suowing a diver sity of design and coloring, not confined to one idea.

We invite you to examine our stockgand investig our prices, whether you buy or not.

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