on Awe

™~ \y > anne) ca HDS i,* an Vk is "ts / A FUE Y 2 7 uh 7 7s ¢ 4 ‘ mo Gl 4 oe a | 4 pILLS <7 i ; = rm By a,

8 top bay tod 7 ¥ Ne,

~~ SVAN ONE By’

i b

want a horse worth $100, you'd be silly

Or pay § oo fer his photo only. If you seed DODD'S KIDNEY PILLS you'd be silly to buy an imitation, pooc's (RE SOLD IN BOXES LIKE THIS. TAKE ONLY

ie I: eone Ql, 4 +e Se Se SE $9007S Ue US 88 e 87S TET

—— aX. | : “ae * Sealy ‘increasing. = 3 , 8 Our tale of PIES is gelting as Jarg-t every day a? “ oe Mu WHY 7S de Becau-e they are the bestthat “> irgredieot* and ekilfal workmen se can moke. on F aR Cream “ies 12° & Sc each op : focoar ut Pies be &Ws * oe

3 Checo! te Pies 70c & 20 Cl* 1 ’ Mince ies Ie " 3K Bm Apole | ies 10 Me Lemot Pies Ite "A a ELEPHONE 98, aN 33 #D. STEWART 3;

= ° SA % <clipse Bakery, is % us ~~ Bakes Best Bread a § aie Bite” 90% ie si <4 2008 3 3 Me 0986 WT Ua VP 2OOO W 7 7

like p'easing customers

Th.t’s what weare doing ell the t me, we give them ruch value for their money ‘fat they

cme buck aga’ and bring others with (bem. This ix the key- note of our euecess. We w#rive

to pleme everyoue @ho leaves an G ore Why cot give

ue ur cext order ard he iy thor avh!iv convincrd what we

Say re, : Wer den © BRUCE STBWikT & CO'Y, The Modern Founders, t ngineers and Mac inis«ts, Ss. Nav. (0's

Wharf, h’tewr P. EL 1

Pho e 125

with u-.

venr ve lued orders,

%

SSS SESS

How Would

Just fane j

to oO yi ursel ves

venier e,

Weare Well, as a lot g expe r'enced L Watch dealer, 1 am greatly surprised at the trifling cost for sucn well made and truly artistic watches as these are. . Waltham watches highly finished

and go01 time keepers, Where from $6.50 up

The Great Watch Heuse,

TS SHFLAS FHSS GSS

_ ee

WATCH of this sort, what a con ard what a pleasure to the

DSS SP

This Look

a

Prices any-

"|W W. WELLNER,

REGISTERED

LEADING DEALERS SEL. THEM

RRRANTED TO SATISFY

(MADE OF BEST STEEL. KEEP £QGE.~

te A LO OCC -

sistance Shao

»M., despatch says: Wm. Davis bas at had a narrow escape from meeting fonah’s fate While ou aama!! bout |

r ing |

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOPTETOWN, MAY 17, tr¥ Economy Up-to-date. e 9 y . » ‘aot Local and Other items | te ed @VE8 s552595— yy — —— 485% nt o@dedy%

kscareD Jonau’s ExPertenci A Cu

ear Lat by Island, where he was prepal

‘ater a few f

van blowing water into ihe The wind |} WAS going over the water ala good pce, ! | and hefora Mr. Davis cot t the boat | he was onthe back of the whale. Lhe j latter; as eoon aS he felt the boat touch | him, rose higber in the air, cow pletely “wamping the boat Mr. Davis jumped

--on, Wellingtou, +

an awam ashore. He estimates the whale i@ the first

as being ninety feet loog. It whale that has been seen here for years. An OL_p axp Went Iriep Remepy.—

Mrs. W.uslow’s Soothit y Syrup bes been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teethiag, hi 3 the child sefieus the gums, s)lays allpain, cures wind colic, and is we best remedy for Diarrhoea. I: ix pleasant to the taste. Sold

by druggists in every part of the world,

I wenty—tive cents a botile. Its value is| incalculable. Be eure and ask Mrs | Winslow’s Soothing Syrup.

—»-—-

with pertect succes o.nes

for

Witt Tas Core ler Gotp Frver?—} Mr. Lhomas BE. Murp y, of South Spore, ved # letier a f lays ego from his

as joiwed the army |

uf workers in | Kh] k gold fields. It} aye:—** Arrived a Atlin eity on March 5b, after five week~ of -evere hardship | sod privation. Weaver very cold, thers |

mometer registering from 45:0 48 below | zero during first week ot March. Not much show of m'ning bere as yet as Wea~

ther ia too severe for anything to be done.

I have caken up 2ome Claims but cannot

te!l if they wiil be successful. Wages

bere are about $5 adasy, but those wi o| come without supplies have to pay $4 of | that for board aed lodging, and the man | who indulges in the luxury of tobacco bas | nothing to hie credit. I amin the piace | euch a eLort time that I can hardly give any opiuion about ii, but will write parti-

calars later.”

-

The version of Uncle Tom’s Cabia interpreted by Stetson’s Double Monster | comptny, which will exhibit et Opera House ou Friday and Saturday evenings, ! has the especial approval of Mrs. Harriet | Beecher Stowe, the tmmortal authoressof | that world-famed drama from the fact of Manager Stetson’s adherence to the original | tex’, which ia a complete deviation from the cue'om ot cther Uocle Tom managers, |

| who interpolate #0 many attempted gage,

stale jokes snd vulgar witticisms into their rend tion that ecarcely @ veatige is left of h* never-to-be-forgutten work, Aside from the grat worth of the company, every act will be preseated with new aod claborate scenery, painted by the us-ster scenic artist of the world. The excellent company's two c mical Topsies, two ludicrous Mark», the elegant scenery, the novel mechapical effects, the ferocious bloodounds, two bra-s bands aod tne cel-brated Love Sar Quartette will all the eng-getment a most

unite tn madcing

o tall- one,

In Charlottetown onthe 15th inet, to Mr. wd Mrs. Ejyar Strang, a son.

At cleasaut View Cottage onthe 9h in«t., the arte at Thomas Doyle, a son. DIED. A: Spring Vallev, on May 2nj, 1899, Margaret Keiily, rel ct of the Jate Mr.

Angus McNeil |, af er a brief illness iu the YGth yesr of her age.

At Summerside, 07 the 9 a May, Mr. James Dunn, “aged 65 years, Quarter- Ma-ter Lewur! Duan, of the Unitea States navy,sod now in Mauila, isa #on of thé deceased.

On April 25thio Central New Annan, N. S., Georgina E. McKenzie, formerly of South Granville, a,¢!15 years and ten wonths.

At his late residence, New Argvie, on on Sundvy, the 14th inst., 1899, Duncen McK noon, aged 6 years.

F.1) a leep, at Marie,on April 12, Fred G Web-ter, aged 19 year-, voungest aod ooly surviviog soa of Margaret sod the late Theo. Webster.

Cough Cured in a Night.

If you Lavea cough or cold don’t experi- ment with Cugh Mixtures votil the Cold ‘s deepseated. Gritfith’s Menthol Lini- ment has proved the most successful Cough Care Used interoaily and applied tothe throat and chest, it goes direct to the epot, and will cure severe colds in @

ig a}

apital expendi!

beter traps, a large whale rose in the | Uap ont are

et ahead of the boat and be- re of prawn 1. 8 } Rental of iy.

} 900,000

The introduction of the Drummond deal adda 1:0 the propored Federal expend ture for next year.

Toxdav the figures stand thus:

|

| Consolidated fund expendi‘ure $41,528,208 |

1.758.752 }

1.6: 0,000 1.5

Droemmond...

BEC: KK n of

146.000

$48 0335 050

ln was an annual experditure of $36 that Sir Richard “viewed ip those days when, as Mr. Tarte

>,— Mail

with alarn;” avers. be was one of the “big fools.’ and Empire

The workman ofien eats bis launch on the same bench where he does his work. The office man turns bis desk into adin- ing table. Neither gets the out of doors

exercise he needs, neither takee the proper time for eatiog. It is smal! wonder that the digestion of both gets outof erder Io euch cases Dr. Pierce’s Pleasavts Pellets come to their assistance by aiding nature in taking care of the food,

The cause of nine-tenths of the sickness of the world is constipatioa. From this one cause comes indigestion; disorders of the stomach, liver and kidneys; bilious- nese, headaches, flatulence, heartburn, impurity of the blood and the serious complications that follew. To begin with constipation is a little thing, and a little thing will cure it. The “Pleasant Pel- lets” are tiny, sugar-coated granules, They will perfectly cure the worst case of con- stipation and indigestion. If the druggiet tries tosell you some other pill that pays him greater profit, juet think of what will best pay you.

Crockery & GLASSWARE— Best of stock, lowest prices.— P Monighrn, Queen St., Miller Bros old stand. 113tf

WOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given tbat an appli- cation will be made to the Legislature of the Province of Prince Edward Island, at its next Session, for an act to vest in the

City of Charlottetewn, the title to ail thet tract, plece or parcel of land, situate lying

and being in the City of Chariotte- town, being Town Lots pum- bers Sixteen (16), Seventeen (17)

| Ninety Three (93), Ninety four, and part

of Town Lot No, (18) 10 the 4th hundred of Town Lots, in Charlottetown, being (he proverty known as the West Bent Street. School land and premisere

Dated at Charloitetown this 1s: day of

March, 1899. JAMES WARBURTON, Mayor of Charlotiewown

A.M, DAVISON, City Clerk. 52 dy 4w & R. Gez.

Canadian Pacific Railway.

_— —

TRAVEL - IN - COMFORT

--BY—

TOURIST SLEEPERS

eaving Montreal every THURSDAY at il A. m w the PACIFIC COAST, accommo- datiag second ciass passengers for a} points, in Canedian North West, British Columbia, &c

Berth Fa‘tes—

Montreal] to Winnipeg............-+....00-. $4.00 Montreal to Cal@ary...... ..22.- cscccceses 6.50 Montreal to Kevelstone............++eee0+* 700 Montrea! to Vancouver.+e+ee......s.eceeee 800 Montreal to Seattle..cces.. cece eee eeeeee 8 00

For Pa:sage Rates to ali points in ‘Jawapa, Western Unrrep Srares and to Saran, Ontne, Jyp1a, Hawarran Is_anps, Avstrauia and Maniia, and also for de periptive advertising matter and maps,

write te A. H. NOTMAN, Asst. Gen], Pass. Agt. St. John.N. B.,

He ah > 25 al > he al > ie al >» 2s

Bargains.

_— 4

You want real targains. not cow

mon goods at low priccs. The great—

bargrins you can obtain in SOAPS are the world renowmed.

Sunlight & Lifebuoy

Brands, just try them, and you con net help but acknowledge that. thry

single vight Alldruggists, 25 cents. At Boston, on May 12th, Louis E.,

df Wm. H. Rodd, of North W heh

age:| 19 years.

80D ire,

are the best bargains you ever had.

He fpr 3K > 3 al > 38 all 2

eae

——Ee eee

1 A

CHARLOTTETOWN -

John T. TicKenzie, 4 THE TAILOR %&

Be

‘sw - P.E ISLAND

See Ge OO

ey

a

s x. i

CQ a Ne

* *

e S

’

&

PATTERN HATS Opening ‘l’o-Day

Wwe AT ~=IT

Sentner McLeod

& Co,,

pee — —— fi _—____y

qte8i5599e5———]]] _—__—_ ss saat 5@

FRENCH BALBRIGGA® LINDERS & DiAWERS

RSVSSVSOSSORTE

Men's Summer

Underwear

Natural wool summer weight—guar- anteed unshrinkable Linders and

Drawers. Also Cotton and Fianneiette night shirts

ot) 5 RS STs ae

R.H. Ramsay & Go

The Outfitters.

Snonyside, Charlottetown,

HARAHANWE KOKO

— - oF

——

Sa a oem

NEW CHATS,

The latest and nobbiest styles in

Christies Londen Hats

Just opened up at

Sohn McLeod & Co’s

“—«

' Owner.

PROVIDER

WO. 23968.

RECORD, 2.22134

By Preceptor, sire of Nutgregor, 2.17} at 4 vears, and five others ‘n 2.30 list; dam Lill,dam of Dot, 2.18, and grandam of Kickapoo, 2,16, by Dean Swift, sire of 4 in 30 liet.

PROVIDER is ge. well known tothe pub- lic, both as a trotter and race horse, that but little need be said of him. At the trotting meeting held Charlottetown last September, he started the first dayin the 2.26 class, and won in three straight heats, making tie fast time of 2.22}, 221%, and 2.2%. The next day he star’edin thefree for al), and aeain won in straight heats, time 2 22} 2.25} and 2.24} trotting every heatin the two races but one, in 2.25, and better, without making a break or mis ake, beating such fast ones as Arclight 2.193, and Monrrose, 2.203,

Persons who may no: aesire to breed trotters will please take notice that Provider has that superlatively good high knee action, so desir- abe in roadsters, aud carriage horses’ There qualities combined with his fine breeding arge size, good co'or, and disposition, must be sufficient recomendation toinsure patron-

age.

Provider will make the season at John Connor's stabies opposite the Opera House —Terms $10.00 ior the season, with usual return privilege if mare is not in foal.

W.S McKIE, CHARLES WILLIAMS, InCharge own April 4th, 1899

—dy eod, wky 6wks

Watches

Watches in Nickel cases $3.00 to $10.00

» oo Silver os 7.00 » 3000

" Gold » 10.00 » 190.00 Uhains for Ladies $1.00 to $20.00 | Ribbon Guards 2be Gem Rings 1,00 to 50,00 Cuff studs and links 20 to 10.00 Collar Studs 05to 200 Brooches 25 to 20.00 Spectacles 50 to 10.00

Silverware nearly all kinds, in good quality plate. ' Also some in solid silver:

BW. TAYLUR

New Crop Porto Rico MOLASSES

250 PUNCHEONS "=

Echconer Brandnell due here about

lst June. N. RATTENETRY.

114—eod 3wke

FIR3T CLASS BELUIARD AND POOG TABLES.—I have for sale two monarch pool tables and one billiard table~ivory balis with cues, racks, ¢tc. complete, all in ovder, will be sold very cheap, Apply at the crap Billiard Hail orto P, Burke P. O, Box Caarlottetown 811 mo

< ii

we Lillies ies - eee Bae pp

# p40 POE = PPO On 208 a a aetaeiera senate , ty