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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 26 1900.

DON’T PART THEM.

correspondent truly says that the Liberals should have ey on Johnny Quinn with lor Whear to make the iF , 8 Lipnera icket complete for the city. 7 isa pity to separate these two are. ova rs of the great Party of Purity. f "he have been together so long Ge Line trun so many elections for the ha) Premier they should have been

ay . } “vnta +h oo 2+ y rr ge“ ge n IN bated to “ ae st the city oft a ie sS Charlottetown ,ogetner. | am

quite sure the electors would as soon

oii VWs . ‘he manner in which Mr. Whear

handled the electric light contract for the city is a strong recommend ation in his favour and no doubt is leservinge of the confidence of the electors of the city.

Perhaps Mr. Whear will now take the electors into his confidence and

Must Bear Signature of

a LP ere . (if 2 S$ Looe eZZ APF OD

See Fac-Simile Vira - Below.

= een eee tell them why the contract was eo meaepenee, given toa foreign company for an oT . infenor service at $1,500 over the

te tender of the local Klectric Light

ESS. Company. That the manager of the

SRESS foreign company is a good Liberal

; and a strong party worker of course

od would have nothing to do with

i the matter. However, I suppose this

. — is his reward for his past labors for

; wkd the party and for his operations at

; ee North Rustico during the Wise-

wa Douglas election, and of a more re-

SURE SICK = cent date, the eve of the Dominion

elections, when he and a certain county Stipendiary Magistrate ‘op erated in the same poll during the dead hour of the night and roused

9 ‘the electors up out of their beds to try and persuade them with his ac customed methods to vote for the

GRATEFUL COMFORTING _ discredited Attorney General. Sure- Distinguished everywherefor ly the people ot harlottetown will Delicacy of Flavour Superior never give this man their support Quality, and Highly Nutritive (and place their interests in his Properties. Specially grates (hands. He and his colleague should ful and comforting to the =p. at the toot of the poll on the 12th ecenreates Cpperte. 6018 | cx,

JAMES EPPS & OO., Ltd. e

Homosopathic Chemists, London, England. BREAKFAST SUPPER

EPPSS COC

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“DAVID KETCHEM

I would run the old jail out of the city. Inthe first place it is not fit to house even criminals in, and year after year the Grand Jury go through the farce of reporting on it. What good did ever a Grand Jury’sreport do ? Is it the fault of , our Court or Government that

TO BE LEr,—T!

dwelling house on Grafton “treet west.

. ; ° Ss + ak Gesirabiy s tuat ° .

y occupie 7 Mr. Duncan McLean, with : : ass a lian oe by ae ase je ftteq | these reports are ignored year afte1 < 2s€ an Ste ©. Ous S FR {

° a 7 11 /wvear 7? with a first cla:s bath room, sewerage and ail | year ‘ ; other modern conveniences. Kent moderate. We wiil-see now how the Guardian Sey to Thomas Campbell, Richmond St. ‘will show its t independence and its est. ; War

© temperance principles by support- ing temperance or rum and boodle. | would stop all canvassing and fineany man that offered or accpeted a bribe and disqualify life the man that accepted the bribe. | would reform our present legis lature by reducing the members to twelve, that is two for each riding and one extra for the city; then one for the whole Island, that one to be chairman or premier. Our road management I would wipe out entirely, because at pres- ent the spending—or rather the

tor

threwing away of the road money is put into the hands of men who

are in many cases not fit for the work, and in some cases use it for political purposes and sometimes

worse.

[want to knowif you (Mr. Editor) are trying to find out from the Pre- mier how the finances of the pro- vince stand up to November Ist.

DAVID Kercuemn. a © Gi

WOLVES AND FOXES IN CHINA.

(From Forest and Strean )

Che opening up of China which seems likely to tollow the present oc- cupation ot Peking by the allied forces will probably wipe out the

game preserve inthe world. It wil be surprising to Many 1@ Jearn chat not-

ASTHMA

FOR SEVEN YEARS

And tor Three Months Previous to Taking Clarke’s Kola Compound Could Not Work a Day.

DOCTORS PRONOUNCED HIS CASE INCUR- ABLE-NOW COMPLETELY CURED.

Clarke’s Kola Compound has brought more genuine iappiness to thousands of Canadian homes than any ther medicine ever known. It is curing Asthma, a lisease hitherto considered incurable, and bringing rerfect health to thousands of one-time sufferers from his most dreaded disease.

Mr. Matthew Frost, of Port Arthur, Ont., C.P.R. ‘mployee, writes: ‘‘ For over seven years I have been t most unfortunate sufferer from asthma and bron- hitis. Many times for weeks I could not sleep other han sitting up in a chair, and for three months previous o taking Clarke’s Kola Compound I could not work a lay. Our doctors said they could do nothing for me, mut give a little temporary relief. I was becoming veaker al] the time. A sincere friend brought me a ‘ottle of this grand medicine (Clark’s Kola Compound), nd in less than two weeks I was back at work again.

took in all four bottles during two months and have ot lost a day's work since, nor have I had the slightest ymptom of the disease.”’ This letter is also certified 2 by Mr, W. J. Clark, Port Arthur’s leading druggist. ‘larke’s Kola Compound has permanently cu-ed iousands ofasthmatics. Sold hy chemists everywhere,

2 00 per bottle, three for $5.00, or sent or rereior f rice by The G. and M. Co, Limited, 121 Chu ch treet, Toronto. Send for Book on Asthma. -

| phases of Sunday school work.

last great |

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[ withstanding the enormous population of China and the early invention and

today the best stocked with the of any country in the world.

game

In the

ceeds 2,0¢0 to the square mile, woives, raccoons, loxeS and weasels are so thick as to be pests. The wolves par- ticularly are so numerous and fearless that no winter passes without a great many lives being lest. All Chinese villages are surrounded by mud_ walls for protection from bandits and prowling animals, and it is customary to paint large white rings en these mud walls in order to frighten the wolves away. The Chinese explain that the wolves either take the rings to be traps, which they avoid or else to be the risiag sun which causes them to slink back to their lairs. During the summer the Chinese villagers are too much engaged in gathering their crops to attempt much in the line of exter- minating the pests. But wolf hunts are quite common in the winters, Tre villagers beat out the fields and drive the wolves into pits or Caves, where they are dispatched with swords and pikes. It isa common thing in all parts of China even the most thickly populated, to see wolves trotting along the roads or crossing from cover to cover,

The reason that foxes are so numer- ous is that the Chinese, who believe in the transmigration of souls think that human spirits prefer to go into foxes rather than into any other ani mal. Consequently they never kill ‘oxes for fear they may be injunng some departed spirit.

—There will be a convention of the Eldon Sunday School District in the Baptist Church at Hazelbrook on Thnrsday afternoon and evening, November 29th. All Sunday schools of the district, including Lots 48, 49, 57, 68, 60 and 62 are requested to send delegates. The field secre- tary, Rev. G. P, Raymond, will be present to speak on the different [t is

' expected that papers and addresses

; workers of the district. A

will be given by the Sunday school silver

| collection will be taken at the even-

ing service for the Provincial As- sociation. td

C6 UL

“his signature is on every box of the genuim

Lixative Bromo-Quinine Tavicts

the remedy that cures a eold im one day

use of firearms in that country it is,

pain about Peking, where the villages | are so thick that the population ex-|

Mother’s Favorite.

! Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linsee

tine is mothers favorite remedy for croap ' bronchitis, asthma, coughs, colds and sore , throat. It has by far the largest sale of an , remedy for coughs and colds. J} is pleasant

to the taste, prompt in action and is an abso- lute safeguard against consumption and pneu- monia, 25 centsa bottle. Fa; lily size 60 cents.

d and Turpen-

>a A mother not spoken well of by her children is an enemy of the state; she should not live within the Kingdom’s wall.

Itching,'Bleeding Piles

“Mr. W. G. Phyall,

Nothing on Earth will do it like Sheridan’s Powder.

Thousands of successful Poultry-Keepers all over the country owe no small portion of their Success to the practice of mixing with the math food given to their poultr i quantity of BHERIDAN’s ConDITION

t has been used aad indorsed b pny mas ra

) pri 2 over thirty years, and for al proprietor Bodega

iuds of poultry. ] Telli .& Fee If you can’t get the Powder send to us. One i , Ce he mat, Toronto, sane mad BR. fartnieconrbert basing | terible state with thing aoe seca 8 . . Sample co t t srrible st edi ; paper free. iB JUMNAON COn Boston, Mase | T tried cee ite itching and bleeding piles,

I tried several of the besi physicians and was burnt and tortured in various ways by their treatments to no avail, besides spending a mint of money to no purpose. Since coming to Toronto I learned of Dr. Chase's Ointmeat, I used but one box and have not been troubled with piles fn any shape or form since.”

Woman is the case for that which pains the father, she is balm for his troubles.

LO - : > A beautiful woman knows not her

An Olid Theory Exploded charms, therefore is she beautiful,

The old-fashiened theory of tearing down more so than the color rs of th disease was entirely changed by the advent of sea. . Dr. A, W. Chase’s Nerve Food, which curas } by creating new rich blood and nerve tissue. Through the medium of the circulation and the nervous system they strengthen and invig erate every organ in the human bedy.

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Minard’s Liniment

A woman’s reason reminds you most of a railway map. : <inge

Asthma

Mrs, Gea. Budden, Putmanville, Ont, says: “‘I felt it my duty to recommend Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine, as I had the asthma very bad; could get nothing todo me any good. A friend of mine persuaded me to try this remedy, as he had tried it, and it proved successful. [{ tried it and it cured me. I am'thankfal today to say Iam a well woman through the use of this - remedy, 25c a bottle, Family size 60e, ~~

An Enormous Sale.

To all who have felt the evil effects of de- ranged kidneys, it is interesting to know that Dr. A. W, Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are meeting with enormous sale and unparalleled success In this district. Backaches and ach- ing kidneys are fast becoming a thing of the past where Dr. A. W. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are known. One cent a dose, 25 cents bex 2 at all dealers.

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Give heed to her to whom children haye come; she walks in the sacred ways and lacks not love.

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A woman who mistakes her place Can never return to where she first was; the path has been covered up from her eyes.

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To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails tocure. 25 cents. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box.

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Like sheep that be leaderlegs iare many woman come together for much talk.

Minard’s Liniment Gures Diptheria, Speak not ill of any woman ;ifa woman be not righteous what she is speaks for itself.

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How One Gets Bilious

A sluggish liver fails to filter the bile from ‘he blood. and when the po sonous matter goes through the body in the circulation, the whole system is tain ed and deranged. This is called biliousness, and can be comp'e:ely

3 i's i cured by Dr. A. W. Chase’s Kidney Liver Give heed to the voice of am old Pills, which act directly on the liver, making

woman; sorrow has given her wis- | it healthy and active, Une pill a dose, 25¢ dom. The cheapest medicine in the world,

Minard’s Liniment Cures Distemper.

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Yes, that’s just what they are; make by ‘eal live tailors; made of good cloth; with Ital-

tan cloth lining, stitched with silk.

185.09 is the price of our special blue presi-

aent cloth coat

37.90 is just rieht for the melton overcoat r bl splendid lining and cut right up todate

of piue;:

$8.50 buys a special blue beaver overcoat, made in the latest mode, many people think

this coat cheap at $10.

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Yo. $10 is all weask for the prettiest blue, ZG dDlack or brown chinchille, cheviot or beaver GY coat. We guarantee this coat to be.the best

in town for ten.

PROWSE BROTHERS, ADVERTISERS OF FACTS.

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$0.09 suit. It’s a pretty tweed

made to stand steady wear and not for tear.

$8.00 is right for the all wool serge Scotch. breasted.

We have it double or single suit is well worth ten dollars.

$12. Here's tailor made suit. t

them :

the celebrated We've nd never heard a compla‘r t.

did not before we certainly will not this Two thous-

because they’re better than ever. and suits to look at.

Fit sold thousands of

BOYS SUITS

All sizes, all kinds, all prices, robbery price (that we never

PROWSE BROTHERS

The Wonderful Cheap

Men

except the allow): in fact we are determined to sell boys’ suits without mak- ing any profit on them. Yours the advantage.

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Modish Suits for Men and Boys

or séree,

This

Reform

When we year,

Tailor-made

ULSTERS |

Are here in Large Quanttties.

Price starts at the wonderful! low figure of $2.06 fo": » Ulster that is up to date in every way. Prices go up then to $4.50, which means an all wool ulster with

everytning sewed right, and the coat will turn all winds.

$6.50 is another specially cheap coat. can't do better than spend it in this coat.

If you have the money you

$10. An all wool Irish Frieze coat, windproof and waterproof, frost proof and a genuine snap at ten

AND LOOK

Don’t forget our beauties in fur-lined coats and fur coats. start at $15 and goes up to $65. Furs for everybody.

Prices

PROWSE BROTHERS, THE CHAMPION CLOTHIERS.

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