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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JUNE 4 1898.

_ Think of it. The following prices are worth looking into. Tm They are put inthe window to- ; lay for Saturday 's trade.

Wemen s : rown Shoes, $1 00 “ Black Shoes, 1 ss Dongola Shoes, good, 1 00 ‘ Laced B ote, fine, 1 Ou Men’s Lace | Boc ts, nailed, 100 Roy*, R5 Youths’ 46 <=S8<=4

Alley & Co

The Shoeists.

| fire Insurance | Protects You

against the carelessness of your neighbor, as well asthe purely accidental

1 fires. They may come f tu you atary time. If freely insured in my

companies you are pro- tected.

E. R. BROW,

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

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€ WEDDING «~ GIFTS

We are busy opening a lot of lovely silverware, If you the newest and most attractive articles in

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want Silver- ware for Wedding Gifts, call and ee onr ¢ hoice display.

Artistic Engraving

Our Mr, W.T. Wellner is prepared to do all kinds of Script, Old English and Cypher Monogram work.

W. W. WELLNER

Jeweler.

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for you to choose from. Here are a few Lemon Cookies Be per dez Lemon Teps 10c per doz Rock Cukes L0c per doz German Buns 10c per doz Wine Cakes L0c¢ each Gin rer Snaps 12¢ per Ib Uatcake L2c per Ib

200 per Ib

Fig Cake l6c per |b

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local and Other Items.

fight at the North Shore, Lynv, Maas, on Mondav pizht was not allowed to procee /. The police iaterfered.

Hamitt Case.—James under arrest at Shediac for , has been discharged from The magistrate held that the evidence did not warrant trying Hamill for murder.

his brother

custody.

uci Sap Drownine Accipent.—A St. John despatch says: About seven o’clock on Wednesday ev*ning Harold Stewart Wilson,

miseed ‘from home. Search was made for the boy everywhere. The little fellow’s bat was found in a boat and late at night the body was found in about three feet of water. Tne little fellow. had evidently been playing around the boats and fell in. The boy was four vears of age.

cua. Bap Srate or Arratrs.—Owing to the heavy ice flows on the north coast of New- foundland that section bas been blockaded for weeks past. Vessels laden with pro visions have been unable t» reach there. and the people are almost destitute, bav~ ing used all the winter’s supplies. This condition of things is unprecedented in the history of the colony. The goveryment is sending @ sealing steamer laden with pro- visions to supply the needs of the resident population there.

sities War Poerry,—The preeen. Spanish- American war is turoishing ample op- portunity for persons of a poetic turn mindto unburden themaelves, lowing m asterpiece is Citv Time:: O Dewer was the moroicg

Upon the first of May;

of The f>]- from the Kansas

Tue Rorep Arena. —Tbe Byers-OBrien

Hamill,

the murder of

son of HavelcckjWil.o ,of Strait Shore,wes }

MOTORMAN O'REILLY CASE.

Kidney Pills, Everything else Failed.

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Toronto, May 30.—(Py Telegraph. Wit reference to his experience with Dodd's Kidney Pills, and Diabetes, Mr. T. H. O'Reilly, Toronto Street Railway mo- torman No. 624, writes corroborating the report of his cures. Mr. O’Reilly sayes—“For three years | suffered horribly, in spite of all the medi- cines I tried. Not one ot them guve the same relief. I endured the torture of scalding pains while urinating, and all the other agonies of diabetes. “Finally I was induced to Kidney Piils a trial. did me good and I got better and better with each succeding dose. Three boxes worked a thorough and complete cure.”

give Dodd’s The ve ry firet dose

What “Goes” om the Ynkoa,

In The Century there is an article on “The River Trip to the Klondike,’’ written by John Sidney Webb. Mir. Webb says:

Alaska is a country’ of more square miles than square meals; and the legend- ary governor of North Carolina would have found little else but muddy Yukon Water, assaying 50 per cent solids to the liquid ton, in which to quench his cele- brated thirst. ‘‘Do as you please’’ is the motto. In eivilizatiom. coats are worn for various reasons, ‘‘om: the Yukon’’ because it blows up colder rains. Nap- kins, tablecloths, sheets and pillows do not ‘‘go’’ on the Yukon, or have not heretofore. Even the Klondike million- aire packs his blankets and takes what ae cab get.

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When a man owns a blooded horse be is always careful of its health. He looks

An: Dewey was the Admiral

Down iv Manila bay; | And Dewey were the Regent’s eyes

Them orbs of Roval blue; : And Dewey feel discouraged ?

I Dew not think we Dew.

Wett Hir Orr.—At the last issue of the Templar, the leading organ of the prohi- bition party in Canada, there is a cartoon of the late Right Honorable W. E. Glad- stone and Sir Wilfred Laurier. Gladstone ia quoted as saying: “*The traffic in stroug drink has inflicted more evil on the buman race than war, pestilence and famine com-~ bined.” Laurier is pulling the Grand Old Man’s coat tail and expostulating with bim

after the fashion: “Slow, Gladstone, go slow. Don’t use such rash language.

How can you know that liquor is sach a bed thing when you have uever taken a

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Just received—more of

that beautiful R. B.—John P Joy.

jerseys try F Perkins & Co.

tweed—F Perkins & Co, agents.

after its diet and is particular that th feeding shall be regular and right. Whil ve is doing this it is likely as not that he is himself suffering from some disease or disorder. When the trouble gets so bad that he cannot work, he wil} begin to give himself the care he gave ibe borse at the start. Good pure, rich, red blood is the nest insurance against disease of any kind. Almost all diseases come from impure or mpoverished blood. Keep the blood pare and strong and disease can find no foothold. That is the principle upom which Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dtseovery worl.s. Jt cleanses, purifies and: enrisbes the blood, puts and keeps the whole body in perfect order ; makes appetite good, diges- tion strong, assimilation perfect. It brings uddy, virile health. It beilds up solid wholesome flesh (not fat) when, from any cause, reduced below the healthy standard,

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Fcr latest styles in ladie’s wrappers end

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Leaders of tl : nbloth

OF P. E. ISLAND—

We fully realize- the responsibility of maintaining our positions Weare aware of the vigorous contest, some dealers are making te meet the High Grade standard of the Fite Revorm Clothing.

THE BEST OF ANYTHING HAS ITS IMITATORS

We can assure you that the frantie efforts of cur competitors, have not beem necessary to spur uson, Wepride ourselves omthe fact that we are

Thre Most Progressive Clothing Deal- ers @n The Usland.

and t#at this same siprit of progress has urged uson to amore determined campaign than ever, to-place belore our customers better goods for less mcney than any other house,

That We Have Improved

and tifted the standard of Ready to Wear Clothing high above, and beyond the reach of all imitators, and at the same time keeping the prices down, within she reach of the closest buy- ers, gan. be most forceibly told’by examining the gcods we are offering this spring,

Ask to See OurChildrens Clothing.

SG BROTHERS,

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it must be well made, sufficiently heavy and of the right quality.

We have just such Rings

It’s onr business

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i bs : a r ee eee ae ennai ne resteeesantanaieeaaeaa a dering the the season of J*98, for Halifax,

calling at Summerside, Port Hastings,

Port Hawkesbury, Arichat, Canso, Isaac Harbor, Salmon River, Sheet Harbor; returning will leave Halitax every Tues~ To imitste than to originate, but it is nut so easy to success fully imitate a specialty which eminent food experts have ‘developed the latest archievements of modern science.

day at 6 p. m., makiog same calls. The

Steamer has excellent passenger eccom-

modation. Saloon amidsbips. Special Isthe most perfect form of concentrated nutriment, uneqaall- ed for its strengthening, stimulating and nourishing qualities

low freights will be given this season. BOV R L LIMITED

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For further information applyto Ww. W. CLARKE, Agent.

Ch’town, May 14, 1538

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Invites consignment Butter, Hay, Oa‘s, Potatoes and other produce. : May draw for balf cost at thirty “days

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