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Are 12c and 15c each.

They are made from the best recipe we have. We know you will be pleased is vou buy one. Our Cocoanut Pies are made from Schepps” Im- proved Cocoanut and as our Baker “kuows bow, we can guarantee then as the best

made from Cocoanut, They are 15 and 2Uc euch.

Telephone 98.

p. STEWART ECLIPSE BAKERY Rakes Best Bread.

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You must not waste time, but make every minutecount, Youcant expect todo this without the assistance of

your watch. How about that little

temekeeper, has it been running mauy vears without cleaning, or has it stopped? Bring it in to us, we know how to make it right again, that’s our

business.

Your watch properly repaired and warranted,

W. W. WELLNER,

Jeweler

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“il to spend on wall decora- tions, don’t feel that 4 handsome and new de- {i signs are out of your I» reach. Weare as particular in buying choice effects in cheap wall paper as in » selecting our fine goods. [Ip I) MOORE & McLEOD w-

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VICTORIA, B. ©. MINING BROKER,

Oltlices and Agents —Vancouver,

Slana, Loudon, Slocav, Boundiv & Ordeau. ,

one tantly travelling through the vari- eda he is in @ position to recom- aa the best stock, and offer good prop-

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN MAY 1, 1897,

Beer Bros. for Dress Goods,

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Orera Hovuse.—Monday night.

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between Pictou and Charlottetown to-day.

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Tue Campana.—The Campana arrived

this evening. fotenellibiicions Tur Marrs will be transferred to the Steam Navigation Company’s steamers on Monday. be iecaineetil B.1.8.—Regnlar moutbly meeting to- morrow at 3 u’clock p.m. A fuli attend- ance is reqnested.

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Hearrzs Hauu.—Rev. Mr. Campbell will preach at Heartz’> Hall to-morrow after- noon at three o'clock.

Rev. D. McNeill will preach a galic sermon in the Chestnut St. Mission Horse to-morrow at 4 p. m., being the first Sun- day in this montb.

Tue ALAMEDA, the steamer chartered by the Provincial Government for the Kast and West River ferries, arrived last even-

ing. She is at the Steam Navigation Co’s wharf.

Oars ron Excranp.—The steamer Nor which is to be loaded with oats for the English market by Carvell Bros., arrived this morning about seven o’clock. She is at the railway wharf.

Tue First conrest for a gold medal in connection with the series of Demorest Medal conteste, will take place on Tuesday evening next, in Kindergarten Hall. Ad- mission 10 cents,

From “Printer AnD Pusiisner”’.— The Charlottetown Examiner and Guar- dian have discarded the blanket form and now appear in eight pages. Both are wide-awake dailies.

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Very Svccessrvi.—The athletic exhibi. tien and entertainment in the Y. M. C. A- Hall! jast evening was very well attended, and the programme prepared for the occa- rion was carried Out in .a tatisfactory manner.

Gospen Meetinc. — Remember the Gorpei meeting in the Y. M. C. A. Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, conducted by the Railway men. Strangers always welcome. Leeson— Luke 5-4, ‘Launch out into the deep.”

Reap Tuis.—-Allthe markets in tne world are being called upon to produce an endless variety ef useful and iancy articles for the house hold and person, which will be for sale atthe Fair which is called Feast of Day to be held by the ladies of the First Methodist Church Jubilee week.

Juni.er Frac.—Messrs, James Paton & Company are flying, to-day, over their place of business, the first jubilee flag. It isa handsome one. They are also pre- senting their customers of this>;evening with a pretty commemoration medal.

PERSONAL.

Hon. D. Ferguson left this morning for Ottawa.

Hon. J. W. Richards is in the city. Captain Maleo!m Maedonaid, of George- town, isin the city. He is registered at the Hotel Davies.

Captain Joseph Macdonald, of the steamship Petrel, is registered at the Hotel Davies.

—Velestina, the scene of the Greek victory of yesterday is two miles west of Volo. which the Turks entered yesterday. It may be that the decisive battle of the war is yet to be fought.

Dr. Peters, the German African Admin- istrator, has been found guilty of cruelty and dismissed frum the Imperial service, and condemned to pay the cost of the trial.

MARRIED.

On the 26th of April, at the residence of the officiating clergyman, Charlottetown, by the Rev. W. J. Kirby, Mr. James Stew- art, to Miss Margaret Trowsdale, both of

Crapaud.

DIED. At Georgetown, atan early hour this morning. Mr. Chas. Moore, driver on the P. E. 1. BR. {Funeral wilbtake place at 2 30 p. m. to- morrow. ]

In this citv, on Saturday, May Ist, cf ecerlet fever, Albert Edward Laurier, son of Ronald and Annie McDonald, aged eight months and five days.

{Funeral from residence, Dorchester Street, on Monday, at 2 p. m., to People’s Cemetery. ]

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LOSS OF APPETITE. Those who have lost appetite. who have difficulty afier eating. and who suffer from nervous exhaustion, wil! derive great benefit by using “W yeth’s Liquid Malt Extract.” It produces a relish fer food, san exeellent digesiive agent, and sortifies nd strengthens the system.

Si k stripes for blouses worth 40 to 45c, yours for 30c. at Paton & Co’e,

Our stock of waterproof coats is a supberb one. We have | variety, quantity, quality and style all combined with cheap. /ness—McHKay Woolen Co

Gentlemen’s hats, new goods at new

| prices at Paton & Co’s.

Come at last.—Ladies we have just opened our new blouse suits for boye. The

R ITEMS

Tue STANLEY i@ making the round trip

at Summerside today wand is expected here

Managing Servants.

“I never keep a servant, some way,”’ sighed a woman the othcr day. ‘They get so impertinent and talk back, till I can’t endure it, and so just shipthem.’’ Not much wonder they get impertinent. No servant who has the slightest atom of sclf respect is going to stand being lectured be- fore a tableful of people. And she mistress who will do that isn’t a lady oo matter what she claims to be. A mistress should remember that servants are, after all, hu- man and are dominated by much the same spirit as their employers, though ina dif- erent degree, perheps. Whatever injures their ideas of self respect hurts their self esteem, and trouble is bound to come. Lec- ture your servants, if vou will, but do it behind closed doors. The publie is not in- terested in your domestic troubles. —Ex- mange.

Not an Easy Task.

A nursery governess in an English fam- ily of affluence must bea young lady of considerable educational attainments. She must havea good knowledge of English and French, be able to teach the elemen- tary rules of arithmetic, write a good hand, be quick at needlework, and in ad- dition be kind and conciliating in disposi- tion and make up her mind to enduvre all the annoyances, drudgery and fagging which the charge of young children im- pose.

Benevolence Street.

In Canton they name streets after the virtues, as here they are named after per- sons. Thus there is a street called Un- blemished Rectitude, a Pure Pearl street,

a street of Benevolence, and another of Love.

A form of clothing known as knee cuffs is said to be used quite generally in France by all classes during the winter. It is a woolen cuff fer the knees, much the same as in England is wern around the wrists.

Choice green lemons in Sicily bring about $1.80 per thousand,

See the range of children’s suits, $2.00. Weare perfectly safe in calling these the best values in children’s suits in the city.—McKay Woolen Co

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L»CaL NOTICES, Box of 50 moth balls for 10 cents at Watron’s Drug Store.

Boys tams, caps, special offer for this p. m. at 25c. at Paton & Co’s,

We would draw our customers attention to the fact that our towels and linens were stocked before the rise in tariff.—Jas. Paton & Co.

Special on millinery this p. m. at Paton & Co’s.

Crepon worth 18c. for 12c., only short lengths but plenty varieties.—Jas. Paton & Co.

Another lot of English hats and cape! opened at D. A. Bruce’s,

Wal! Paper! Wall Paper! Wall Paper Neat designs, A 1 quality, low prices At McMillan & Hornsby’s.

Don’t forget us when looking for Wall Paper’s. We have it at quality and price to suit you. Try us.—McMillav & Hornsby.

Twelve o’clock Monday—Mrs, O’Brien’s nice double cottage on Malpeqne Road will be sold by auction.— E. H. Norton.

Enterprise Meat Choppers.—Three cases opened today.—Simon W. Crabbe.

NO SLEEP—No rest NO REST,-— No care

SOVEREIGN COCOA WINK.

Imparis strength and tone to the body energises end invigo-ates those who suffer from nervousness and depression; gives sleep to those troubied with insomnia. “Av elegant pharmaceutical preparation of great medicinal value.”

For sale by yovr druggist.

Simson Bros. & Co.

Manu facturers

‘Fishing Tackle

FIRST OF THE SEASON.

New Rods, Reels. «Baird’s Hand-tied Flies made for 3 eddin Bros. only.”

Let us show you the Goods.

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North Side Queen Square.

You can have your teeth extracted free of in by the means of either general or a anesthesia. All kinds of work done

eatisfactorily.

assortment is large, the styles are the best yet and the prices are low.—Prowse Bros.

\POISONED BLOOD

Dread{ul Death Draught Comes from Diseased Kidneys.

When Uric Acid Flows in the Veins, Life Looks Out cf Darkened Windows, Expecting Soon the Close of Day.

The fashionable Italian poison of the XVI. century was Aqua Torfana. It was used by the medicis and all the first fami- lies of Rome, Genoa and Naples. Ia five years, historians tell us, over 600 wives used it to make widows of themselves.

In these modern days a more terrible

and more prevalent poison is decimating the human family, and men have asked in

vain for an antidote. It is the uremic poisoning of the bleod, caused by diseased kidneys. The poison which these useful organs should filter from the blood is allowed to remain in the circulation, and ¢ urses through the body like

“accursed Hebenon....whose effect Holds such an enemy with blood ot man, That with a sudden vigor it doth posset and curd Like eager droppings into milk, The thin and wholesome blood.” To-day there is aremedvy. Science has discovered a surecure. All may have and apply it, Itis sold under the name of DODD’s KIDNEY PILLS. It is a specific for all kidney ailmantst It cures by restoring the Kidneys, so tha they properly perform their natural fune tions, It is the onlv known cure for Dia beter, and Bright’s Disease. For sale by all druggists everywhere, and the Dodd’s Medieine Co., I.td., Toronto. Mr. Vernon Bromley, Trenton, Ont., says:—‘*For « number of vears have suf- fered severely from Rbeumatiem and Sciatica. Was induced to procure a half dozin boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills which I have used; and from being a cripple I am a well man.” Mr. Thos. Harrison, St. Mary’s, N. B., says: Inspite of ail other treatment, 1 suff+red for nearly a vear with Stone of the Bladder. I was relieved by passing the same, after using one box of Dodd’s Kid- ney Pills, and completely cured by a tew boxes.” Mr. Wm. McEvela, 275 Field St., Ottawa, says :—“Two boxes of Dodd’s Kidn-y Pilts have worked a wonderful cure in my care. Had been laid up with kidney trouble for months.” G. B. Cones, Orillia, Ont., says :-—*I most cheerfully testify that five boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills have cured me of Diabetes fron) which I suffered two years.’

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Bronze.

It is found thatthe addition of a very alight quantity of phosphorus to the other constituents of bronze produces great changes in the qualities, materially in- creasing the strength and ductility. A good alloy is produced by the combination of from .2 to .8 per cent of phosphorus with a mixture of copper and tin in the proportion of nine to one, but the amount of phosphorus varies in different qualities all the way from .03 to.8 per cent. In the process of manufacturing, phosphor tin, containing a definite known amount of the phosphorus, is added to copper—a process which gives a fairly good control over the composition of the resulting alloy even when the final percentage of phos- phorus is very minute. The tensile of cast phosphor brenze is from 17 to 22 tons per square inch.—New York Sun.

His Love. Billings—Come, now, do you really be- lieve he married her for love? Holdman— To be sure. The kind of love that the Bible says is the root of all evil. —Boston Transcript.

Our stock of gent’s furnish. ing’s is complete, all the latest in collars, ties. shirts, etc. Quality combined with cheap- ness. -MeKay Woolen Co

A snap in ladies al) woo! summer lirders from 7 tll 9 this p.m. We will sell an all wool linder, Health Brand, every one guaranteed all wool, only two to a cus- tomer, value from 80c. to $!, for 25c:—Jas. Paton & Co.

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; as good as you’re made to be- lieve they are. Our Men’se $3

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Fine wcrsted trouser lengths made to order for $3.90.

ever offered by us to the peovle of Charlottetown

If you want some to cost you

$5, $6, $7 or $8, we have ’em.

D. A. BRUCH, FINE TAILORING

NEW IDEAS for svring and summer—the very latest thing CHOCOLATE and OXBLOOD. Elegant shoes made

in the latest style toes, for men, ladies and children.

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London House Building

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