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ULCEROUS ‘SORES

S, «writes to a R friend: “As you know I shad = suffered over forty years with a _ fever sore on my leg, and iwthough ninety years of age, ‘Nyassan Treatments cured me, and the cure remains perfect.”

| “Wanted Rie Address cago) *OT every --sufferer in

foe § er oerica. 800K

GUPFERED PORTY YEARS

TH

NYASSAN MEDICINE] CO., TRURO N. 6. Mention this paper when you write,

New Invention.

I have @cvented aad patened on July 24, 1997, @ new straw vievetor and shaker attached to any fanmers. “Itcleans all graia perfectly first cleanipg. all grain is taken out-of the straw.! &t. bas been well tested. (Itenly takes abou’, 4 ~¢ the power for to drive it of any otler machine for that purpewe in the marivet. ack every, intending prurchaser #p -#ee one of the Week’s shekers before purchasing any other, fmv person inftinging on the pat- ent will be@ealt with aecording to the law

I have appointed Mr. Walter Grant of

Mill Wiese, Lot 49, es. anenufacturing agent. lewil! receive orders; also myeelf

JOHN A. WEBKS,

MERE RTON .

VALTRABLE BUSINESS STAND JFOR S4.LE

ee AT, ‘ !

MONTAGUE: BRIDGE

This property consiste.of.a . commo- dious store and dwelling heated with hot water, and said to ibe «the best business stan in Montague.

Titse Guaranteed .

Possession dm mediately. Apply to

E..H. BEER, Oh’tewn,

63 2awdowutf,

te

Columbias

and Others,

ahere are two kinds of Wheels, COLUMBIAS and.all Colum Dias are in a glass by themselves, Prices 244, 60, 85 and 140 dellara. £OThe dollar wheel is equal to tie best high grade bi. cycle yw the market of any ether nake. Each wheel guar- anteed by a company who de mot know how to make slop gceds- The purebaser of a bicycle from me will be taught

i R. M. YOUNG, |

Valuable Property FOR SALE |

The White House, Dundas Esplazade is otlered for sale.

This deeirable property combines the advantages <ftown and country house. Good bathing and boating at foot of gar- den. First rate stables, coach-houses aad large yard room.

‘lower and vegetable gardens and cou- gervatory. House contains about - 12 “oome, and is heated by hot air; with marble mantels down stairs.

Large drawing room length of honse; beth room with hot and cold water. The situation and sea view, are unexcelled in i. Me LL

The shore front is also owned in con- nection with the property, for several hundred feetout. For particulars apply

to J. 8, MORRIS,

4. §. MoLEAN, Q.C.

BARRISTER, &c. Brown’) Buecx,

CHARLOTTETOWN.

‘ENGDEND'S PREMIER.

THE DALLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 15, 1898,

WHAT it WREKS TO CE TREEGIAT ISH PRIME MINISTER.

Nowhere Wise Io the World Te Piers Any Position "at Once So Pewerful and So Anomateous--Tho Office le Without: Legal Foun@sticoa.

Wowhere else in the wotld ic there any position at once so powerful-and so anomalous. long ms. he remains prime minister the premietdfthe Unit- ed Kingdom is possessed df-more real power than any single individual, un- less itibe'the czar or the president of the Umited States.

Yet,-great as is the power:‘o! prime minister,” the office has xo fowhdetion on law. ho prime minister is quite as un- knewm' to the law as is the cabinet. if a legal: pedant, blind te all faets not in the statutes or the textbooks of the commen law, were asked ‘to define the office of prime minister and t~ describe the cabinet, he would tbe utverly at @ loss. ;

Snitheory the prime avimister is only a privy councilor at the head*<- a de- partnrestof state whe is -specially in the soversign’s confiderce andwho usu- alhy presides at an informaiag thering of certain of the privy counvilars who happem to bold offices & state—a gath- ering hich is called the cabinet. That is the furthest which tus legal pedant of onr ‘thought would dare itogo. Yet, of course,'the prime minister is, im fact, far more than the mereéichairmax of the | cabinet.

The-cabdinet, ne dowht,tsass a great deal of power, but even vif \it were true onse:it-.is certainly not ‘true vow that England-ic govermed br:a comm ttee of % .or!iG@ persons.

‘Nhe prime minister, ws:arrule, makes hie cabinet. He is commissioned by the queen toform a cabinet, because he is tae manswhom she conditiers -to possess the confidence of amajozrthy ofthe house of:commens. He forms :his.cabinet by asking certain members of the two - homses towtold the great: offices of state. He :mightdo this im ome-day,,anu with- aut. consulting any ome.

sem amatter of fact. «~what.«nonally hanness iethis: Ae sacn se: the,commis-

~ Tf your children are well bat not robust, they need Scott’s .Emulsion of \Cod- liver ‘OW.

Weare constamtiiy iin cre- cegit .ofr reports: fom rpar- ens who, give thear childeen the emulsion every till. fer a monthontwo. kt kegps ther weil and:strong all w*-tcc. | It prevents their making. eold.

Yaur.dector will confirm this.

The off combeneti «with the hypophesphitesseagplen- did fad taxic.

s5e@c., and r_oo, all drugdfarts.

SCOTC & BOWNE, Chemin, Tivessta

, =o

‘>a 8@® ® 2027266666608 The Timo ;

¢ Eas Como... “¢

when thuece old. jobs must Ge. done. 4 Maybe itse roof to be repaired, ora barn to be built, or perhaps Four é thinking of «a house. ;

¢

We Have a Wort:to Say

You will want #singles; Boards # studding, Lathe. “Jou will want

some Lumber, weiiave just what you need. It will be tv your advan- tage if you bug from us. We offer you first «lass »Lumber, ata very small advawece.oc, cost. Inves-

tigate. It will pay you

eL_eruone 151

JAMES BAQRETT,

Ceanolly’s Wharf. 2s & @ @ ©4628 62ee86

; !

Just

hecelved

a nice assortment of BLOUSE SETS the newest designs in

sterling silver and_ rolled plate, and selling very low,

ah

oe om

W. N. TANTON

Peoecwseiae

siow tre Tormaucgoverument Hae becn Te

ceitud, the:prime minister takes inte

' . When a | tagatier overtsbe other ween ti short, ending at what would be our |

| joins the contiave and helps to consult || shoe tops df we wore high ‘boots, but |

brercosfderea ate two or three who will holt thie «4nét’ offices, aud they talk man ts decided upon, he, as a rule, as to men.and places, and so the cabinet grativally evolves itself. No doubt, as ' genazalty happens in this world, the | prime minister's choice is never really free. 4 : Qertainimen must be in the cabinet, whatever happens, and hence they may be said nat to be chosen by the premier, bart ho ‘be mimisters in their own right.

In quite, ihowever, of this, the fact that ;

they are:asked:'to serve by the premier

‘ the.cabinet-is made, the theory of the guvritten constitution is that the cabi- net governs.‘ in reality it seldom does aay thing ofthe kind.

#ach cabinet minister bas very great power in his own department, but the

however, iit kmows everything that is gomg on it cam exercise w great deal af indirect jpower. The previous knowl- etige that ‘tha.majority of the cabinet would likeor dislike a particwlar pol- icy has great influence, but still the cahimet deesaot rule. The prime minis- ter summons, presides over and largely coutrols thereabinet meetings. If a va- cawey occurs, he fills it up, and so can promote fromr:.fhe lower to the higher ofiicas.

Then hhe-oan-and does confer with bis colleagues ia regard to the business of their departinents, and so has a hold upan the whole machine of government. Sic Robert eel saw every member of his cabinet separately every day. Again, if there Jv wa .difference between two other membese cof the government, the premier decides. If there be an irrecon- cilable difference between himself and a minister,:ifi¢s the minister and not the premier Who resigns.

Lastly, thejprime minister can, by re- signing himest!, dissolve the whole min- istry. These ‘things, small in them- selwes, taker together, make the prime minister’s position what it is. He makes and.camarmake a cabinet. He presides overiiz, and he has the right toadvise in regard to every department, theugh this -right is of course seldom exercised, andike has secured to him beforehand t'reseupport of the rank and file or of any cabinet if it comes to a struggle between: him and a colleague, becanse the rayk: and file know that if the premier is beaten he has it in his power to upset the whole machine of government.

Hlence the woresa of those who want to keep in office mre always found on the side of itke. premier.—Pearscu’'s Weekly.

fa te

A Russian Miracle.

Ap iconoclast at.a Russian convent has been hoist with his own petard in a Significant way. -An infernal machine Was sot neara;pieture of the Virgin Mary, ina convent,at Kursk, the pic- ture having a:reputation for working miraculous erres. ‘Lhe machine explod- ed in due time .and wrecked the sar- roundings, demolishing a cast iron screen round the ,picture, damaging doors and breaking ecown a wall, but the picture itself escaped unhurt. If there ever was any doubt among the faithfol at the Snamenski convent as to the wonder working properties of their holy pictxre, it will bea ispelled by this. —St. dames Gazette.

During about 700 .years the Latin language was the language of court, “camp and polite society ifrom the river “weed, in Seotland, 'to 'the Euphrates, gr. Asia, and from the Crimea or Cher- so2ese, in the Black sea, to the pillars | ef Hercules, at the ~westerr extremity @ the Mediterrancan.

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Woonm'ss PEIOSPHODINTI.. The Grest English Remedy.

se) ; <a etorrioa, Impotency and all

7 rh Te txoy ADUBR DY E-xce pes,

—\ St =) : ‘ : . (Gr ~ Sere Henial Warry, cmeessive use Ont hd sgt of ¢ Opiunror Stimu- Beforeend After. , . , . onlead to In

frmity, Ingcnity, Consuniz €

Has been py scribed over So yecrs ta ‘theysgends of cases; is ts Feliablie and Toenest Medicine

? ’ - , OG COT iN Jrave

07 ly

| ,enown. Astruggistfor Woeod's Phosphodiic; if

| the offers sone Worthless medicine in pilace -of:'

‘; { 1 }

Opposite Crabbe’s Hariwre Store,

; apail.

ais, send by .reporn Price, @ae package, £1; six, $5. One. iil picase, siz wiKyure. Pamphlets free te-any addres, The Wood Company, Windsor, Oat, Canadg

finclose pricey: letter, and we wl

fold in Cherlottetown by George E}

Hughes, Druggia:

iim, circa

SUMIMER COTTAGE FOR SALE.

For Sale, a comfortable cottege with plot of ’an? heautifally situated at Keps | poch .with a delightfel view of the atraite | Good bathing, convenient to town, and a pleasant holida resort. Apply to

Now landing ex 8, S. Annandale, 18,000 Sacks Liverpoo! Salt, 1,200 Sacks Fishery Salt. 1,200 Franklin Crant Factory fi! , led Butter Salt, | 50 tons Lump Rock Salt. For sale low,

| N. RATTENBUhY. |

; ;

128 3w pat

| makes thewffeel his superiority. Wher .

calvinet as:eccabinet can do little. Since, |

Sie Dackages Guaranteed to; Pomt Pu Chene connectivg wits day train pomeutivt andr m nently id J promptly an pe an z y igr St. Jobo. eure «Jl forsms-of Nervous 1 i : i | Wedkaess, Ev isgions,Sperm- { Connecton at NM meton with train for

/stan’s College grounds, on Friday, July

ing and Bridge Designing.

\ (

‘he Didri’t Sav Nav.

é ores «aid the sutumer pm to he as i! @he beldwp two shortened skirts, one ©

4 of duck, ‘tall our gowns for exercise are

‘ we shall wear low shoes. [ don't

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to show our stockings, which are gayer this season than ever.’’ ‘‘Both,’’ I ven- 6 tured, and she didn't-say nay.—Pitts- { #@urg Dispatch.

Honesty.

Watts—This is the most honest town, { think, on the continent. The conductor missed me this morning, and everybody | in the car looked as if they were angry | because I did not pay.

Potts—They were not angry becauve you hadn’t paid, but because they bad.

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kknow,”’ she said shyly, ‘‘whether we , think we ‘have nice ankles or # wewish |

—Indianapolis Journal.

g SSD Positively cured by these Little Pills,

They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion 2nd Too Hearty Eating. A per- fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi- r.ess, Bad Tastein the Mouth, Coated Tongue Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.

Erevall Pill. Smail Dese. Small Price.

Substitution

the fraud of the day. 'See you get Carter's, Ask for Carter’s, Insist and demand

Carters Little Liver Pills.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,

STEAMERS..... Northumberland &

—

Princess

helow (Sundays Excepted)

Lear > as every day

'

Frou POINT DU CHENE (oo arrival }o¢ afiernoon train from St. Jebn) Summerside, connecting there with express train ter Charlottetown,

; From SUMMERSIDE on arrival of j wOrning train from Charlottetown) for

|} Canada aud at St.John with Steamers of International Line and for United Sates and Canada.

From PICTOU on arrival of traie from Halifax) for Charlottetown. | From CHARLGTTETOWN, 3.m. (loca!) for Picton,

‘ith day crain for Cape ax,at Halifax with C.

oston. r. we

Ch’town, P. E. I.

Raiiways

dav seven (connecting there

Breton and Halisx A. & P. Line for

HALES

SeceeTaRy

for

et

—Lacks height to look symmetrical,

His short arms, short legs and long body, require the special type of “Fit. Reform” suit, kept ready to wear, forhim,

‘Morning’ coat like this is best, ‘Shooting’ or ‘Prince Albert’ next, with waist line cut higher than usual, to give appear- ance of stature and slenderness.

He who would add inches to his height, and know just how such clothes will make him look, can satisfy his judgement on the finished garment before he buys, if he selects ready-to-wear “Fit-Reform” Clothing. Equalto best tailor made of twice the cost.

Makers’ brand and limited

os

price in left breast pocket. A,

se

$50, $12, $15, $18, $20 Per Suit.

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Calalogae from Fit-Reform Clothing Co., Montreal.

\ a J SOLE LOCAL AGENCY PROWSH BROTEHRS.

(i 2 US? at ©

Painless - Dentistry A WORD TO THE CARELESS

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Many pcrsons do not value their teeth If they have the toothache their first and only thought is to have the tooth extracted, Justa few words on that point, they go and haveit taken out, that is t xe last of that tootl; they cannot get it back again, Another ioo.h wi.l begin troubling; out it goes, t.o, and soon aftera while the person cinnot masiicate food; conse- qunee is {' eiy be-Ith becomes impaired; then they pay doclurs bis, buy medicine, ete, and asa last resort they g-t artilijal teeth. Now look at the questioa from a business standpoint. In the first place what would be the cost to rave the tooth and keep it good fir a lifetime? Perhaps $1.00, and you will have your ow. teeth in your heau, and they were most certainly prt there for use ow think of this—if jou had a wart on your fi ger, that troubled you, would you have the finger cut off to remove the wart? Why certaintly not Well, why loose a tooth to remove an ache. We ean stop toothache and save the tooth, and garantee them never to ache again,

Artificial Teeth

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must be good +o be satisfactory, We guarantee satis faction or we don’t want your money

You can call in in the morning and have your teeth same aay :

Over Store of Prowse Bros.

Open evenings 7 to 8.

i BERLIN DENTAL aa

TENDERS

Will be received by the andersigned, up to 12 o’clock noon, on Wednesday, 15th Jane, from , parties willing to caterto A.O, HK. sporte,to be held on St. Dun~

W.F. PAYNE, Sec’y of Cou 115 2aw td

HENRY R. LORDLY C. E A.M Can. Soc. . E.

Graduate College of Civil Engine eriag Cornell University.

Censulting Engineer for General Work, Specialties: Hydraulic, Sanitary Engineer-

d2 to 44. 25¢ and upwards.

jderclothin

FOR MEN —~

at the lowest prices, in Ball-brigzan, Mer® ino, Natural Wool,, Silk mixture. Cotton ete.

Medium and light weights. All sizes—

Offices at Charlottetown and St. John.

Island correspondence addyegsed to Charlottetown,

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