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THE DaiLY EXAMINER. CHARLOTTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 19, 199

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: a yy, — — 1 P ° owe 4 r pe gene > ” om rs 4 si 7+ i e. Reh \ SY) poor 7 Se, ! FZ y don’t think Héfitlemen 6uxhito know : \\} ‘ . ’ i : / - as : . 9 | ‘ \ O” oticen a Gs l if | ought to know everything. q © i & ~ \ , \ = hee » } f yp gb x v ’ 2 ; » \ ————_ { " i oe - - ee Titian Lie ell | Judy a ‘ CAXS " Pp The Dangers of Mormonism. | ce Any one who ever lived for any great fF ~*AA Vy q | F | tn roth ; tay » i? [Teoh when it Was a 1 } 1@D SCO Ol e ih3 Ll Wa . dl \ ~~ . 41 4 + - aa « , ‘ : * ‘ Q - 3 ‘ : ss 2 ey : : , i] {it te then : iGh 4 ' tin binee t laed wal end neredients, the right amount . Se ' 4 V- - : : 5 that contains the wight ingrecicnts, tne -ighe Amount | : | me «) 3 ae R P wf ” L S' ‘ ' wer { itccraey ¢ of each, mineed riget, is better paint thar y man ean 4 - ’ . “e ~ as in ry ; eS Stir up with a st : P : : man buys 4 some cil and mixes : ‘ — ie 9 ee Ay A> gitar eo : iy n ' eC refraln f: neds pate a aa : sa $6 am Weta be : | esos a oth Ca 7 4 One beautiful meonght nigat hind the » who should grind her own : Se aah. : io a 1a ay { his h nee and tk id him grain MD WiMte-WILLIAMS vere is S 1s .* <2’ inkeed hy & mnie comain ¥ e uch—because white lead : ) fe? )ZapveiurTr 1 rat tnan had been kicked by @ mn) i : . ° COPYRIGHT 9s F : is one ingredient ef good paint * contain some > = 7A m State roud, and that ui zinc—not too much—because good paist requires zine. Ss) | \ ie HE CENTU wPOKE? He was suffering tur They are the best paints made to-day, because the best rf, : t iinsiilpeatarnirnnnsioniiong ana cas se ease t ronv an eded the services of materials, best machinery and most skillful workmen at = ; wae : eee ee ar2 employed in making them. . 5 l Was moved to apologize for having appropriate gown and jacket and hat a stir’ n \vonld the dector nuet come ? : 7 = | added to his perplexities. He wav | what an example of the discreet virtues | tf is relief? Mrs, Robinson pleaded qT 2 § uric Frees # pereo P oO e ad 1 to hi perp! xitie Ki waved me ‘ T of the d er t virt } LQ bad i =r vObDILSON | ee HE HEBRWIN-WILLIARS ALNTS ' aside. ‘Oh, cracky, I don’t wanttolose | and the pleasing properties she was | with ber husband not to go He langned old Martin his place, and I bet you’re | born to be. at her fears, and went. One block from arc made differently for different uses—with different re rT"? 73?? : i ’ . . . : . ; ; . alities utside und nes ec work ouch aintins richt about it. That old’-—Bentley | I gazed upon ‘er with appreciative | his house he was assassinated by a blow eo én sciadie sini chamer Caen than a paintings . . . Ss > j ; ; . : . vue COUOra | ‘Ent 1h af t1@ Fiprare paused and drew two long dashes in the | admiration mingled with fear, for I | on the head with some dull instrument kind for your work. “Paint Pointe,” air—‘‘he’s capable of anything; be- | was not inspired with the greatest con- | and a shot from a pistol. His murderer SS renee $5 beet 4 ; ee a - ne! elie: ; . . oe . ° we ’ . } .* . . ° j . : 7 a 4 y tC Olu Vis ¥ aba weil : - : 81Ges, iis vecice sinking to a graver ; fidence in her powers of conversation, | was never apprehended. —Ruth Everett = =< THE SHERWIL-WILLIAHS CO , } ys ‘7 - , i ° z 2 ke ae i. ‘* » : note, *‘I’d ‘bout made up my mind to | thongh she had got through her greet- | in Arena. WHITE LEA Paint and Cclor Bakers, ] } . i ; . ee . * “ +* a . i j : ; take the jump anyhow. t’s just as | Ings nicely enough. I did her injustice. | Canadian Dept., . —— i. a ay r : lq ’ niiatien’ : f le $ 91 St. Antoine Street used a : DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS, the | Well) The system’s broken down. I ; She was entertaining. Despite all her | Sessit oan matic veer ago. sproaite wel | - ’ 1 . . ee P : . “Ty : 7 ¥ mt 7 . ; only positive, never-failing cure, | never thought she caved in a hair- | innate sense of propriety and reserve, | — ee aude i but will : on cath, for all Kidney diseasea, breadth but once, and I guess I was | she was sufficiently moved by her en- pa et Ry | : . . + + I> 7 e < AS « ‘ t ; Take No Other, wrong then. Anyhow, she never did it | gagemez.t to want to talk about it and | nha of peels off.

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egain. and one swallow don’t makea | ‘‘him.’’ And this stateof mind always

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I might as well go.” )

He began to look for his hat in a pre- , occupied way. I got it from under the | sofa for him, and he left.

Two days later 1 received this tele-

She first said prettily that Mr. Bent-

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pointing with his thumb, ‘‘she’s doing just like she always did, and I’m doing just like her.’’ Next week, he said, she would leave the office.

Bentley wore a new aspect. There were, though my report of the inter- vie may not show it. dignity and deference and reticence in

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with a slight, shy smile.

Yes, Isaid; Ithought I knew Mr. Bentley’s designs some time before she did. I began tosee that it would be like stopping a process of nature to take her away froi “ft.

‘I didn't m till two days ago,’’ she said. looking attentively at

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| gram | in thinking about ber father. “It would ! BAPrFPY BRiSswUL = : } i i The country saved. B. BENTLEY. } D Ch ’ Kid Li Pill | This was followed by a note asking | be awful bad for pa te lose his place,” | P, dS8$ MiGney-ulver £1 S. aren > | . : ye oe es ee 2—_ 2-—_& | me to let him bring his ‘‘girl’’ up to | she said, and I mnst explain that the | | see me. I @oubted whether Linnie Mar- | written words do much injustice to the Did it ever occur to you that most railroad at ec. Just received 25 : . } a . : hie a ’ j ; 44 a 4 6th a J nasa re ° | tin cared as much to come as he cared } effect of her soft speech. ‘‘I think it] men die of kidney disease? (4 o~ my RS Aare | Sree cases of happy vesult | to have her, but her father and I had | will be better for me tostop going there | anaes is the fact, however, sme cally yh is oe A AN | ce * PPY . | always been good friends—that is, we | as soon as I can, and then Mr. Higgens a aoe meaty eae ae lt By a a Hi 4 g assware, which will ° ° on . . e or * sary r ; 1a 4 | 7 it o had always taken particular pains to be | -—if he doesn’t see me to remind him— | efirst and most markedsymptomisa weak, ZY, } ae oy id han 4 i] oe + I / - ‘ he'll forg ] 7 4 = ity Pa + fame and aching back. You may think at first Ay: bs i ith be s0/a cheaper tins — 50 GRON CUNEr GNS Te eaene age ron Swe ae» p adous—an ee he | ¢hat you are only tired; but as this trouble in- 1%, I ey Ny MA ever dwing the next fidences about the weather when, as | didn’t like,’’ and she looked down and | creases day by day, kidney disease, with all its JH ee BY La oN « © ot . . . : . : smin OI neti - ~ might happen twice a month, our paths | carefully measured off small sections of | terrors, is fast claiming you as a victim, VG CRY 50 d3 ye. . . . — ‘ i Qe” ae crvssed—so I hoped this would in some | her pocket handkerchief and flusheda! Mr. Geo. Cummings, for over 20 years en- IZ i ae er measure neutralize the dislike of me j little. = on er frunk ne between - 4 : Large 6 piece Table Sets, 40c,......-- bow a : ; sie . ‘ } oronto an llandale, says: ‘‘ The constant . t 1 Gali 35¢ . sesecceeDOW LOC that the recital of my amiable influence I was struck with her comprehension | auty w; it en aia ins i VA pi 4 Galion Junge, 35C.... sesserers sees pb ; . , F as : duty with my work gave me excessive pains in YAN CAG Orange Bow la, 35C...c00 4 oo - ceceersescovees DOW 256 upon her destiny would naturally in- | of Higgens’ childishness, typical hard | my back, racking my kidneys. I tried several ZF vy blete. Ge : now 4 spire. hearted business potentate that he was, | remedies until I was recommended by my fire- ZZ AAA 1 | AOR IENN) CO vovesositias + < col mntloers SHEE te i te a a { man, Mr. Dave Conley, to try Dr. Chase's AA; Tumblers, 5u.....- iabenten tae 2 DOW 3 Bentley brought her to the flat very and said so. | oraee ; tt , wh | . o- 2h BOV ; et cal ; scictalie ili itis al Recetas ‘talons ter color rose Pa Ae : | Kidney-Liver Pills. Two boxes have com- ee a Cake Strands, 35¢,. ...0-+- eececseese ee cvee.s DOW 296 RIL is a combination of all soon, staying Only a few minutes him Her Cols 70ae and faded a time or | pletely cured me and I feel to-day a better man (Fh, Reversible Egg Cupe, 102......... -+ee00e004 Bs the nutritious constituents of Fresh self, but taking pains to assure me that two before she said, as she measured | than ever. I recommend them to all my , PPL SUSI ; : . . . . . . 1 . : ” k= > . ~~ Lean Beef with the stimulating pro- the office was perfectly in the dark as | her handkerchief yet more scrupulous- | friends. en ae” er P MONAGHAN perties of Extract of Meat. to the outcome of his courtship and | ly: | _ Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills, one pill a A HAPPY RESETS” QUEEN STREET : that all the affectation of indifference ‘‘Mr. Bentley says you were very | a Ce, Ts aed ly ” oe ee Te, oe ' ae . : : a : iT 3 . onto. could do was being done to soothe Mr kind to him; that yor helped him get | v3 all -? —" ee as Higgens. ‘‘That is,’ said Bentley that—that desk,’’ and she leoked up! The Leading ewe aerate csiadimamenas inane massa aise 7 ;

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Bua hi manner and exprenion thet. though | * $8 on Metal Plates P 1, connection with the ‘othe P | they did not change his familiar guise { < . is | : in coppection with tI abov the YE Bina : ‘asnal glance > a hal >< If you inv est $2? ~—@ Ielard Ra: !wav will «ell tickets as follows} Of tone to a castal glance or a hai — . {fhe ; os : ; j ove ‘ust hae any regard oie - . . . * a > ¢ e "n ’ » ire w all stations on the 9th = »ptember to liste ning ear, were novel and pleasing aif} in one of th x£ AS A dent at who KDOWS his busines > nt one dl , a j £ oy he 25 ; an acuter observ: , ; Ihe» © for h.s patients‘*wi!] always advire them tohave a metal plate. iS, 1G;} it “tur 5th at to an acuter observation. le 36; 4 sv'D, Et ¢c{ o return on tne colbh a one 3 sarup e Paag M xe ses 9 ry Bros EY, first class fare— He scon declared that he must go cut aN fit I pt cel: Deotal Colere rf } ) ”” : Bb ‘ 4 i ‘ -*s On Thursday 14th Sept., good to return! to ‘‘see a man’’ and said he would Tt ” a Boston Maes M/Z) 3

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ro the ~ bs ee + rnp ell . come back for Linnie 1m half nse hour iit In view ofthe vast amount ofinjury done tothe mouths of wear- YF weet of Port Hill and east c Emerald. He came to me, and, with a speaking . Af ereof rubber or vulcanite plates, by the retention of undue hent, ° From Summerside at *o oe, _ an = | gaze charged with confide ntial commu: Machines i» owing to the non conductibility of rubber, and a3 alumiuin is row +o 64 oe : ee er . bud Smerald | nications, wrang my hand till he brought _ lh» cheaply produced, and making as it does a rigid, light, cleanly, us ax Qa a eo" ne Hret clase are : tears to my eyes and to his own. He |» e objectionable plate there seems no reason why anv person + boaid ap

Un Monday, 18th September, tickets at} j,ade it clear that he was giving me s% that we are offering. lI wear a rubber or vulcan'te plate. Not only this, but better resa’s3 i ees - % 14:.,, will be eold good 10} the glory of his success, an honor to ‘al It will be wel! invested {iv in fit and adhesion are ( tiained in difficult vase, than in ioe use 3! “Ny Teturo on 2UIh. s

Toesday, 19:h September is P E Island dav, when Governor McIntyre is expected tote present at St. Joon Exb bition.

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which I had not the least claim. but I understood the state of mind in which it pleased him to lavish his welling gratitude to things in general upon rome definite and tangible object

Then he left me alone with the small

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— Come now, SO-DAY {he rnd jet us show them to Hh

rubber. L. P.E 3% 2D. D. 8. Cbicag ‘il Dental School — The above quotations ure from hundreas oy eminent dentists whose close observation in many years experience in pate work has

learned them the many advantages of metal over rubber. artificial teeth ona plate

oes a, . . ; Sa Je brought her to the flat. cu Many persons who are compelled to wear - woman who had been causing all this He brough d yeu. yP t ! : pother : the toes of. the boots crossed in front of ail I» . find that the ordinary plate causes heating of the mouth, tad taste, FFs : . . : ; ; fi ¢ ao j “ wa ' "8 _% You could see in every lineof her at- her and as if she had more in her mind ati! Only a few left—ALL ij sbr.nkage of the gums, etc., finally 9 a oer to get — ES ' ; : : ; begat: conte. ont The Bi Ma ritime Fair titnde and in every detail of her neat, than she was saying. I waited. “I felt ath WARRANTED i e sometimes sore lips, er mouths Pg ee ee eke —I don’t know how.” k : i» y directly from the wearing of an orcinary plate. 62 ? ; ie a ; ; ““Did you fall in love at first sight, , < Now-a-days near] ’ es ae - | A 5 ahs —— even wo tides e | too, as Mr. Bentley did? a WILLER ‘ R We recommend a metal plate either of = | ; : so 20 oan bicycle. The majority She shook her head in silence. til} 4 p . . <3) 8 se ow on 79 ” : “6 5 } Nova Scotia Provincial xhibition of way leg se a a ‘“‘No’m,.”’ she said after a moment. ‘‘I «il {tt Gold, Platinum, Aluminum. ay : ae € - — j s y - : ct a a . .* . « ‘ compass its diffi- thought he was the the plainest spa It isa conductor of heat and cold, it 18 non-irritating, aud 18 thie- = Sip q culties because of } tleman in the office when I first went df ose SEPTEMBER 23rd to 30th, 1899 ee eee Fiske as os ¢.e00 er, lighter, and stronger than any other plate. <i nervousness. | there, though, of course’’—raising her ai{{| \\» : te for wi we have mate -s Many women af- ; ‘ttle--**I could see he was very Connol!y Building We have testimoniais from persons for whom ug “tie $1700— Offered in Piz 3 ‘er taking innum.- _— m litt a = 7 4 ae af} fy cEN oT} ET {b> metal plates —not one wonid wearan ordioury plate azaiu. You ee erable lessons, | fine looking, bat I didn’t know how QUEEN STRE » ‘ean have your impression taken, and a metal plate mad~ same das, Ay Increaeed prizes in Cattle, Sheep, Poul- and trying vainly | smart he was toen and how everybody alll a l fully guaranteed because We make them onrselves, aud know ai! ths | try, Agricultural Products, Flowers and cele ioe ooare { thought of him. That isn’t what makes i’ about the material used. Cail and see epesimens of ovr work. 25 : > . ‘ -eks, have fing ; . ” : - ‘ : : fe Ae, Fish. Improved Faciiiti:s 1x Every Sven it up a " hanes me care for him, though.’’ she added : eS —— Every piece of work done by us must give entire satisfaction ty the it DaraRtTMEXT. less task for this one } quickly. patient, else we will not allow it to leave our Office. bn —— reason. “Well, now,” I asked judicially, ; ; BS Write for Prize List. In nearly every im- | «nat does make you care for him? See our artificial teeth without plates. “ie gs stance severe nervous- Ga AN ; a 2 . e Four Day’s Racing— Big Pur- “Bu ness in women may be | That will be very interesting to hear. 4 | ses—for Trotting & Pacing traced to weakness and This scientific method of inquiry Y d i tant vege nen Bray eee seemed to suit her own sense of the : o —— — on ~y ° an important organs ¢ istinc y te ae. a“ a : ae . s . E SPECIAL ATIRACTIONS surpassing | No other class of disorders so torture a wo- | &€T10US value of the investigation. She CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. the cpieudid programmes of previous years | man’s nerves or break them down so | turned her head on one side and looked IN mm. » ees ie . . , tuickly and efectuz . Dr. Pierce’s Fa- ‘ oi ‘ > ssi j in- The world’s Greatest Artie.s in Marvel~ an Secon nea: ek sure, speedy and ab Uae WIEh ON Seger o _— = Lye ye ME a od. 2s, 2755 7 «o 2b ge ous Fes ts of D ‘erly d Side 8 littin - a ~ be ya a as wie aos his de- tellectual preoccupation, as a pigeon iv? Pet ii I , at SS Be i Ne ~~ o x 35 at exterity aD } Z| permanent cure for all troubles of this de : seat 3 a ti ath e Esac es ie Ww way CAb ay? : Specialties. scription. It acts directly on the sensitive might look if it gave its mind to math- js “eae es OSS ‘g % organs concerned, making them strong, ematics. ——~ © Ccncluding every evening witha realist’c healthy. vigorous and elastic. It allays “7 don’t think I can tell exactly,’ W aist Sets A —— preseér of Lritish Soldiers in Actuel| inflammation, heals ulceration, soothes ie’ ai sith an inflection that > Warfare. pain and tones and builds up the nerves. she said at last, with an inhec = mm " It stops exhausting drains. It banishes the recognized the mystery and novelty of N eck Clasps ! . War With th Af hi “Lord Robert’s| indispositions that precede maternity and | this inability. ‘‘At least,’’ she went on ; " LG $ ans Famous March 10} makes baby’s advent easy and almost pain- ainstakingly and slowly, ‘‘of course ] 1 ‘ Kandatar,” and “ibe Storming of Peiwar| j.<< It imsures the little new-comer’s painstakingly a _ ma : , Kotal "a noted Atghan Stronghold, produced health and an ample supply of nourish- | ought to care for him when he’s so—so r | Soldiers fr¢ > ie ee “y a amen ae ment. It transforms weak, nervous inva- | nice, but I don’t know that I can tell . z pases alias "a m acivally 100k partin th » Afgbaen War lids wages eeenny. ee just what made me think about it first, Fireworks Galore. Magnilicent Display | men. Thousands dave tes e S Wi ~ ; Oo i NT Every ¥ vening, velous merits. An nonest dealer will not only he acted so quect. See f OR RE * : : 9 b For Prize List and all information apply to} offer a substitute. a} ng time — She stoppe ’ cog] ate 4 ancas 1re 1vé nsurance 0. J, E. WOOD, “My wife was troubled with “female weak- | the: went on: ‘Sometimes it seeme i. Aiea : - : : 5 , . : ee, : 7 cual . ‘ [he subszriber offers for rent his residence, I 0 b= Aw Man. and Secy | gess’ for several years,” writes Jomes oa as if he felt one way and sometimes as nana of Hillsborough and Rictmond Street 1ctor1a- ontrea t re nsurance Oe —— Esq., of Ocheltree, pmenes Co., Kans., (P. 0. : saeco 5e think about | The house contains ten rooms and is *urnish- Tae Box 61). ‘She had bearing-down pete — if he didn’t; that made me think aboa ai with electric light and fitted with . batn, <2 pain in back. Her periods were irregular, she him at first, I suppose, and then he cmnumnanak “ith the Tharlottetown : : . ; spells, the best doctors did ; : ge | Bene tial i i } Printer Wanted at (nee epeggelager agg et Ny my wife had taken | just went on acting queer all the time. —.e Possession given at unce. The above Companies are not connected with the P. E. , four bottles of the ‘Favorite Prescrpton fer |. The system—was not this a disclosure — HENRY SMITH. | [gland Board of Fire Underwriters, and are not bound by the wae congeeet TS is stout an: done its work after | Sept ith, 1899 . ' . ne is are regular, she is stout and | that the system had done its wo S| core : ag ‘ urance 2 Re I book, job and strong. "When she commenced ate it tariff rates. I am, therefore, prepared to effect insura | remano rinter 10r BOOK, joo an medicines she weighed about 125 poun * 1.3 ‘ r , tewepaper office in Truro. Also young | she weighs 160 pounds.” “And you went oo eas ae BINDER i WINE substantially reduced ra . ; Mao tc make ready and feed newspaper Send 21 one-cent stamps, to cover cost of him more and more, said. “‘] r. a. JOHNSTON t &ed jot presses having some experience | customs and mailing only, to the ro Bentley did not think you thought sali cancun e e i type setti ‘oly statiag wages by} Dispensary Medical Association, Baia, ) abont him at all.” ; * A letter o: telegray a - Eee re a Pi an > ae ao sean ie ahal Advions: | He doesn’t think so now.’’ said Lin- 2 earloads best quality. Agent, Charlott town fP, i. Islan ‘oy -ierce’s Common Sense Medice : 3 , ak * TIMES GU ARDIAN, --Cloth binding 50 cents. A whole medical nie Martin. . t didn’t care for him— N: RATTENBURY * —law ti li- Truro| Kbrary iv one :000-page volume. * much—till—until he asked me, and I |