Quebec Steamship Go. Str “CAMPANA,”

From Montreal crom Ch’town

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Freight handled carefully and at cur- feut rates.

Passengers will find the accomodation | the very Lest, and the trip upand dow the St. Lawrence the most /elightial.

CARVELL 8ROS, | Ch’town, May L4th, 1960 Agente. | dv2aw wed & sat. | NOTICH.

Notice is hereby given tbat the business of the late Charles Matheson, Painter, will be carried on by the undersigned un- t il further notice.

The business wil] be under the man agement of Jobn C. Murphy, who been in the employ of the deceased for the past bice years,ie a master workwan, and

quite competent to conduct the work. The patronage of former cusiomers kindly + olicited. JANE MATHESON, St. Avard’s, June 12th, 1900, _ eod.

McGILL UNIVERSITY, Montreal

SESSION 1900-1901.

ulation Examinations, preliminary ious Courses of Study, will be beild

Matric the vé

at Montreal and at local centres on lith June, ard at Montreal in Septeniber, as uncer: 7 *Faculty of Aris(Men and

Womon 4 d: t Facalty of Applied Science ;Mon. 17th Sept. Faculty of Medicine Faculty of Law Faculty of Comparative Medi-

cine and Veterinary Science, Sat. 22nd Sept)

*In the Faculty of Arts (Revised Curriculm.

he cours:s are open also to PARTIAL) =TU- DENTS without Matriculation

tin th courses

Faculty of Applied Science the n Civil, Mechanical, Electrical and

Mining /ngineering, Chemistry and Architec- ture. ar also open to PARTIAL STUDENTS without Matriculation.

Exam)nutiors tor twenty-one first year Entranc: Exhibitions in the Faculty of Arts, ranging from $90 to $2.00, will be he'd on the 17th September at Montreal, Halitax, “t. John, }. B., Charlottetown, P. E. 1., St. John’s, \ fid., and other centres.

The Koyal Victoria College, the new reas- identia! college for women, wil! »e reac y tu receive students on 17th September.

Tne McGi!l Norma! Schoo! will be re-o; ece on ist Se ptember.

Particulars of Examinations, ard ror iex o the Calendar, containing full informa may be obtained cn application to

W. VAUGHAN, Registrar

No }ies on our Bey’s at the Front Keep them away from *.e folks at home. doors and

Oider screen

WildvuWs now.

A. Duchemin & Co

P_E. 1. Door and Sash Factory.

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FOR SALE

“Newlands”

The [late residence of Mal- colm McLeod, Q. C., in Char- lotteiown Royalty, containing twenty and three quarters acres

Apply to

os D,\C. McLEOD, Solicitor, &. Ch’town, June 19th, 1900, dy tf

D. C. McLEOD

BARRISTER, ATTORNEY, SOLI OITOR, ETC, Orrice—Bank of Nova

Building, Charlottetown. dy 3 mos wkly 1 year.

Scotia

Dr.JC Houston

Physician & Surgeon’ SOURIS, P.ZE. |.

raduate§MocGill [U niversity,‘98,2

‘| Minard’s Liniment cares Garget in Cows,

} which will be sent free, writeto F. H.

Sabbath School Picnic

_ erly known as the Central Hotel, contain- | ing 22 roome, with large siable and yard,

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLUOTTETON JULY,

Food ?j

i In appearance Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is an oval; cAicclate coated pill. Inthe condensed orm it cODtains a)l of natures most strenthen- ing and invigorating tonic and restoratives and for this reason itis unapproached as a blood builder and nerve restorative. It cures all dis€ases caused by thin blood and exhauat- ed nerves and makes pale, weak nervous Men, ; women and chilpren strong and healthy: 5) cents @ box.

—- The woman who marries a man because ene 18 Sorry for him, is +apt to be sorry

for hereelf later on.

He who bas nothing to do in this world but amuse himself has a diffcult® job on

DR. A.W. CHASE'S (FR CATARRH CURE...

Qe Us is sent direct to the 4 Crs

parts by the Improved |

Heals the ulcers, clears the air passages, stops droppings in the throat and permanantly cures Catarrh and Hay Fever. Blower free. All dealers, or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co., Toronto and Buffalo.

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Some girls are tailor made, but the one whe séeks an offerof marriage is ready-

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Minard’s Liniment cures Distemper,

The man who smokes hams is more im- portant than the one who smokes cigar- ettes,

A Good Stemach.

Ts essential to health and happiness, but don’t blame the stomach for biliousness. It is deranged, and causes poisonous bile to re- main in the blood causing indigestion. head- ache and irregular action of the bowels: Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills regulate the liver, kKidoe¢ys and bowels and by their direct ac- tion on these organs eflect prompt and last- ing cures of biliousness, dyspepsias headache and all kidney ailments, Ore pilla dose, 25 cents a box, at ail dealers,

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The great objeciion toa theory ls that it le very apt io etrike a practical swag. — ee ee

To Cure a Coldin One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. A! ruggistsretund the money it fails to cure he, kk. W. Grove’s signature is on each box

There is always room at the top, and, if isa wymen’s jeter, there is always

r the bott —for a postecript.

Mirard’s Liniment cures Colds, ete.

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Mizard When it Ilurts to Cough.

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gets . is daily getting deeper and » be co. bial tubes and is making ; thie lubes, to become pneumonia,

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‘r consumption. ike wondertul effi- Lares >Siupoi Linseed and Chi oO s@€ns the tightness and i vid together. 25 cents a

WW Ceklis, sola every-

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iNiON ATLANTIC RAILWAY.

aud *teninship lines to Beston vin YVarmrouth.

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The lPopuinr Fast line be. tween Nova scotia and Hoston | via Windsor

Jtuuciion and Halifax

EXPRESS TRAIN® leave Walifax daily {except Suoday) at 6.35a. m., for Digby and Yarmouth. making connection Wednesdays and Sata’days at Yarmouth for Boston.

THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP

“PRINCE GEORGE”

2400 Gross Tonnage. 7000 Horse Power, the fastest and finest steamer plying between the Maratime Provinces and ton,

Leave Yarmouth Wednesday and Saturdays for Boston.

on arrival of Express Train from Halifax:

Returning leaves Boston Tuesday and Fri- day at 4p.m° .

Passenets arriving in Halifax next day 5 30 p. m., by Express ‘irain.

For all information, guide book, folders, etc Arm- strong, general passenger Agent Kentville

hi. P. GIFKINS:

Gen. Manager] Kentville N. S., May 26th, 1900.

ST. JAMES’ CHURCH

Wil! be held at Morell on

Wednesday, July 25th,

On the beautiful grounds of BR. N. Oox. A special train will leave at 9.30 o’clcck &.m. The committee will spare no means in making this the picaic of the seaeon. Games and other amusements will be provided, aleo refreshment and ice cream poothe, and specie] tables set for visitors.

Return tickets 25c. Now on sale at Moore & McLeod’s and Paton & Co’s, W.A. STEWART, Secretary.

TO BE LET.

That well-known business stand, form~

situated near the market, on Bichmond street. Rent moderate.

Orrica—Next? Door} to Mercnarts, k, uae

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What Is Dr. Chase's Nerve |

| bless the farm.

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THE FARMER'S BOYS.

“A Farm,” says Drummond, “‘is not a place for raising crops merely, but for the making of men.” Did you, brother farmer, ever reflect on this matter? Is your tarm devoted merely tothe accumulation of money? Are ycu making a home as well as a farm? Are you as anxious that your boys and girls develop to the best advantages as you are that your colts and pigs and heifers shall be of the best? If you are doing the one and leaving the other undone, are you, as a_ good citizen doing your duty by the boys and girls? It is not sufficient that ihe; be well fed and decently and comfor:ably

cloth.d. They have minds _ that should be cultivated if they ar2 to grow up to be the best citizens and to ap! reciat: the advantage: th , have in this great country. You may train

their hands and develop their bodies, but if you dwarf their minds by de- priving them of the mental food they require, you are preparing them for drudges and not for real manhood. No matter if you had poor opportunities for an education; it is. all the more reason why you should see that your children have better chances. It is the educated man nowadays that is the leader in the world’s work, especially those whose education takes in the whole man. Andrew Carnegie once said in a public speech, “the world is ever on the hunt for educated brains with trained hands.” You may succeed in keeping the boys on the farm __per- haps by teaching them nothing but toil, but the chances are that they will so tire of this that they will break away from the farm at the first opportunity, and go out into the world to try their untrained hands at something else. Far better give them the education the times call for, an education that goes beyond tne old time curriculum and takes in the hands as well as the brain-

Then, if the boy has a happy home on:

the farm, and has a real liking for. farming, he will be in a shape to maké afar better farmer. But if his tastes lead in an other direction, give him

| the training needed and let him take , the life for which

he is best fitted. The old notion that the boys raised on the farm should always stay on the farm is simply preposterous. ‘The country depends in all its industries on the new blood that the farm can supply better than any other place where boys are raised, and every boy should have the opportunity given him to find out where his life work should be. ‘The ones thatare to be the farmers of the future may for a time drift away, but they will inevit ably return in the end with new ideas and improved business methods Now is the time to select the places where your boys and girls are to be educated for life’s work. And fortunately there are in every State colleges of agriculture and me- chanic arts where the national and state governments have united in thé founding of schools where the training of the hand goes along with the educating of the mental faculties, and there are also schools of similar character for the girls, where the domestic sciences are taught, and where the future mothers of the country are trained as their mothers had no chance to:be. Instead then of investing so much in land and beasts, invest some of your money in the educating of your children. There is no investment that will pay you half so well.

Remarks :—-That is all very good; looks wellon paper and would sound well out in a grove at a grange picnic; but the advice and instruction given out at random should be be calculated for the many rather than for the favored few. The average farmer of the coun- try atthe present time must do some pretty lively scratching and make long days if he and his boys raise enough to keep up the farm and building and pay all expenses and send one boy to college. It is all very well to give the young people as good a start as is con- sistent with the needs and condition of the family, but the parents should be considered first and ,if all is true what we are told, young people should be as well prepared to start empty handed as their parents were. Then, when a man has decided that he will send a boy to college and fill his head with something beside “the old-time curri- culum,” what is he to du when he finds that the agricultural and mechanical college which was established for the benefit of those who want to fit them- selves for useful positions in life, has been switched offit proper track and is dealing out doses of the same old kind? The American farmer knows the value of education, makes better use of what he has and is more ready to help his children than many of those who think) their mission in life is ended when they have uttered something that re- flects on the habits of intelligence of

to

thefarmers. If people$who have any- thing to say that is worth saying would

fe SS a ee teutitvtt oni. Sait: WA

24, 1900

make bo!d to attack those who are di- rectly responsible for the evils which the farmers cannot remedy, they would at least show a desire to do some good in the world instead of adding to the | tumult that is already too loud.

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BONWELT,

ITEMS.

Now, ‘when nature dresses green and | gay, to drive pale want aud care away,” | the people in this section of the couniry are awaking Sto the necessity of supplying

£ themselves with some species of enjoy- Scotch WW ment. Foremost amongst these are the e - tea partie’. Some of our young people have taken advantage ef ibe cheap rates to| == - —_—— — Kiokora, Kelly’s Cro:s aud Victoria, 8 oe wher, we understand'their succers “was . such w+ would sstisfy the most zealous ; followers of Isaac Walton. 7

The farmers ot this vicinity have finish- ed g2tiieg their crop in; but still they are rf not enjoying a rest for wien they finished the finiehed the last part they had to pri turn im and weed the first.

Mr. John Costello, our village black-~ CGR In all the Latest Designs : smith, is, now that cropping is over,giving me . all his attention to his trade, He has a Our Carbon portraits are unriveled. Our Customers a» & large run of work oa hand; but by keep- | aj] delighted ww iug his hammer swinging he can soon B — ° - clear,the wey for’ anew onppiy. e sure and visit the leading studio.

There are few changes taxing place in Expr the echools in these paris. The Messrs. : Expr Monaghan, who are employed in our és “ a ‘Acoo schools, seem eatisfied witn their povitions, we while the districts are also apparently : jc We a" oe ae Acco satisfied with the work of the teachers, S a b a > ©OO** a6 [we with few exceptions. But where ever i © Oar Acco one’s lot ie cast it is impossible to please we everybody; eo it is clear that there must El om 7 000 bea few grumblere. OSs. r.C8 : <

Seme cf our former inhabitents are |e Exp again in our midst. Among those are 4 Exp: M*se Gertrude Costello and Annie | # : : , Acoc Doherty, who were warmly weloumed by 4 1s nut sO expensive as is generally supposed, ea

d . . . age erate, Sees Oe Prices were all big a few years ago, Nowits (MAS

Mr William A Doberty,who has been é different. We have a number of sid eboards t®

employed in Charlotietown the past toree | @ row in stock that would have cost “way up?a | ye

months, is spending this week with his 6 aati “an: t® -

amet . few years ago, but to day are within easy reach

A few of the “ old faitbfule” met is our | @ of slim purses. They are of rich pattern and ¢f hall on the “evening of the 10th and formed | @ desions ; d od ll t teen » Leavy what the Parriot call:d ww ** Liberal signs, £00 woo 8, we pu ; ogetaer, and at. Aseocixtion.” But those who were the finely finished—will last a life-time. Arri leading Liberale(Grits) afew vears ago 4 mi were CObepicuous by their atsence, there 4 being barely a quorum present, and the | ¢ ; "9 wee ¢ S‘ - majurity of them not belonging to tue | Prices from $8.90 to " 20.00. : Arris poll ; in faet there waseo few present that evi a number of absentees were appointed to ¢ Leavy office, and not atingle resoluuon com: 1 ev meading the actions ef our ¢ an Government was ever spoken of,reminding 4 O N CW Son one cf the lines of the poeton * A Truth- |g : Arri ful Tongue,” and“ where it could not 46 wi praise wae chained. ” 4 >

Mrs. Jobn Clarkin hae left tor Boston | S®@ReBwe 2418 BO CQlWeem 0°O459H008000! ev where the intnds to epend a month’s| po —— vecaticn with her sisters and mother.

The popalariy of Tae Examiner io ut a thie section is steadily increasing, and its Arris n+ welness and yenerally up to date charac be ler s8mucCh appreciaced, ‘

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US TIA He rinary | ts . ; > . = . Th Our importations of clothes for spring’ and summer is 200 [;,

Trou bles emplete, and we invite inspection of the largest and nobbiet &

tock of suitings, overcoatings and trousering, to be seen it § Lese - . . ©? ‘ W. Kidney and Bladder Ailments that Would | bis city. Correct style, perfict fit and best wor kmansilp Rael

Yietd Only to Dr. Chase's Kidney-Liver | ZUaranteed. Always on hand,a {ull line vf gents’ furnishing Bde

Pills. T ® Leavy

Mr. Wma. Giles, carpenter, Sault Ste. e () | \ M LEOD &y (‘( de Marie, Ont., states:—‘‘ Unsolicited I * ————— write to tell'you of the good qualities | — ee eS i ee ee ee ‘dil of Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills in 4) 4 ye curing urinary troubles. I do not write ! 4 ' ; 7 for your especial profit, but for the 6; good of those afflicted as I have been. Flo I have used eight boxes, and do not 4 | 2, now feel the old trouble in the least. _

“i eit ee hour after ae “Bor the first pill. t is a great source o r . comfort to =e = know a ig is a Opens for the season on July lst. This Hotel Fhe é _ medicine to help my weak kidneys. ; ; a - £ Those wishing further particulars way without doubt the finest. location of any Summer Resort on Fr address me as above. Island, Fine surf and stil! water bathing, beautiful log

Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills are . " ’ srecifie for all kidney, bladder, and and drives through one of the finest sections of our Island, urinary erangements, and liver . 455 ‘ a troubles, ,and nave an guormous sale good pews within a short distance are among the advantag# . all over this continent. One pill a dose, | ty be h; ry: ; “a st, 9 25 cents a box, at all dealers, or Ed- to } re pwronising the Seaside. manson, Bates and Co., Toronto. Als) croquet lawn, covered bowling alley, ete , good tablet BP,

Dr. Chase’s Ointment is a positive and absolute cure for piles. It is the Terms moderate. Apply tw Mrs, Newson at the Hotel bow only preparation which is guaranteed ; Kugtico. or to as to cure every form of piles. , I OHI: NEYSON P a.

* ' I & Pid Ho le Charlottetow®, & 6... Wants, Lost & Found ao fits

DOG LOST.—Biack cocker spaniel pup Bote about four months old; slightly } one fore foot. Finder kindly return eo Or. Alley AAASBASARS AAS LAA AAa aaa, S and be rewarded. 1 week. x ® Hou

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BICYCLE FOR SALK.—Garden City. , 7 Gentleman's been runninz5 months. Apply ~ at THE EXAMINER Office. dy 3ins pd. a ‘ St

STRAWBERRIES.—Orders taken for cul- B ion iinceta eat, ets" 1 Deering Ideal M re

or rchester. v rine dea a err

4 > n 2 ats enep on Queen Street Apply to S ye owers 4 ‘ at -K. Brace, Sins eod.= With roller and ball beatings, single gear? p

adjustable drag bar and shear cut knives eering Hay Rakes

Last longest and get every whisp of hay. eering Harvest Oil

Never thickens in any climute. from adulteration.

Highest price paid for ladies and gents !eft off clothing. Call at their resideace for them. Drop a card in the Post Office, or call to Richmond Street, Opposite Nelson Bros. Mrs, Kirby, Clothing store

WANTED.—A maid servant. Apply to Mrs. George Peake, Euston Street.

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SCHUOL TEACHER WANTED.—Gentie~ man or lady. Good pay weekly for selling Fruit or Ornamental Trecs. Shrubs or

‘oses, in Towns, Citiesor Country. Unusual

2mand for this line now. Brown Brothers smpany, Nurserymen, Limited.

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A full line of extras and haying tools.

W. GRANT & CO

LePaze’s Old Stand,"Queen Street. ie CPVPV ERT ER EEE EE EEE

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COW STRAYED.—Light red with small rope tied around thehorns. Any information thankfully received this office. dy 2ins.

WANTED.—Girl for general housework. House pro with all modern appliances for me Ring work easy. Liberal w ages to the rage party, Apply at this office.

une 15th, 1900 eod 1 wk,

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