ie

$000 0866 CHOOP OOD SO0i COOP bee

we

. twa CM an om, a} ; Sepee. tu ™ # iu Boa Ac 1 . 1 - it . I y oa Da i *Cake ce Sa ees i — Got shade } el drowned | cs aca 4 A ED Yar s “Aw yNound 17 vea a awit N

aw bh We

: ee < Cer s) VB! , Buffalo, caught bis

} nly ‘ 1a trog an i ceuld not reiease bim oe } Be f before Ab engine backed dos ' p him He was terrib)v crushed and died in a few |} momente, -_ VaLvaBLe Discovery— The North Syd-

| ney clerald says:

D. STEWART

SHNOMSLO DS PSG BD 24084806 4908

SODS 0964 GOGO OCS ET BOG4 $60. 2936954

A valuable deposit of

j DM kel is reported to have been discovered

My i j in the mountain north of St. Ann’s bya

Ei 24 LKRER) | Nova Scotia prospector, who bas been

prospecting in Victoria County since the

BAKES BSST BREAD........ cies The deposit, it is stated,is a

$ jarge one, and the nickel is of very rich GOSS SHE OSSD FOOPSOSOHSO® fc uality. ;

G Es KBR BATS SS A HKAK : Kionpixe Gotp.—A_ telegram from

- Skagway notes the arrival thereof large

=F ’ numbers of Klondikers, with much g-ld.

Fo RI NG S ° Says the despatch : Nol7 Eldorado, it is

oF, said, will prove to be the ‘richest claito in

> the whoie Klondike. Mr. Peacock, of

Quebec, who owns a half interest, and thirty-seven men at work on it al] winter, and the cleanup wil] be in the neighbor- aood of from $1,200,000 to $1,500,000. ‘ipa aenis

Necessrry ror Saniration.—The deaths in Aavene from June Ist to June 15th 1898 numbered 2,160; trom the Ist to the 15th of the present month 318. This shows the necessity of proper sanitation in cities and the danger of ite neglect. To a much larger extent than was supposed a generation ago mea carry their lives in their own bande. Diseases is not sent into the world as a scourge and destroyer, but comes because it is invited to a field al- ready prepaired for its operations. In a physical aspect man is very largely the master of his fate.

ommniiinvan

Earty Crosingc —We tHe undersigned dry goods merchants hereby agree to close our respective places of business on Saturday July 1 1899 until] Monday mora- ing the 3rd.

ast Come in aad See Them. You're Welcome.

J

=

ne Wany

Sp L5E545L6E55

GEM RLNGS, uniqus yies;

which will not be

ceived over

i rings, lu which Diamonds are set alone and with Pearls, and other nabling us to

\W nave ust ré

vm¢ ra ls

fancy stones, ¢

: ; : ai AD it

W. W. WELENER,

Jeweler & Engraver

GGPEEAPBEES —— —

‘- * s

James Paton & Co. SraNnLEY Bros. Sentyer, McLeop & Co. Moork & McLeop. Weexs & Co.

J. B. McDonatpv & Co. F. Perxixs & Co. Prowse Bros.

T. J. Hagris.

A. B. McKenzizr & Co. RK. H. Ramsay & Co.

a

REV. MR. McNEILL’S DISMISSAL,

“ae SED SPSS EP SE RS EGS

at,

a

Sir,—Can you tell me why Rev Mr. | McNeil! bas been dism ssed from the Edu- ertional«ffice ? Tomy knowledge he did j oie work wel ,wasalwaye found kind aod

' veneral favorite with the Licld his position for

¥ i. “* «@ ty f sous >. ad as

reara an? | wonder why his age,

~—- om 1.

DAswx EXAMINER, CHARLUTTETOWN, JUNE

FAITH CURE VICTIMS

i a } = An Entire Family Driven Hopelessly

| Ener, Iils., June Mrs. Ellen L I

23.—The

Greev will be

funeral of heid at Bine

most

&

land. Her

ling of one who wW

death is a dramatic |

x

» wy

s made mad by faith |

Mrs. died on Friday tn ihe } | Iilinois northern bospital for the insane in } this city.

(Filsoo

a

S

Her daughter Gertrude 1s an Ins mate of the instituuen in which she died. ; 4 Her brother, Elwer E. Day, cceupies an- | other ward in the same institution.

os” Both | | All of them were | /

of, +

are hopelessly insane. persons of keen mind, but there trace of madness until they took up the study of Christian Science. ‘The family | tree shows no limbs tainted with madness. Mrs Gilson was a large property Owner 1n | Blue Island, her daughter was a kinder- | garten teacher inthe public scheols in Chicago. Day was « druggist io Elgin | with a large business. He too was well to do. He was at ove time an alderman of Elgin. It was in 1897 that Mrs. Gilson and her danghter became interested 10 Christian Science. They attended meet- ing called by the Rev. J. C. F. Crumbine, ther. of Chicago, but now of Syracuee, avd eoon they were ardent believers in his teachings. Then Mrs. Gileon got ber brother interested, and soon Mr. Day be-

war DO i

Children’s Under Ladies’ Underves

Ladies Cashmere

e eet ny Patil | gees? LIGA GT I

26, 1869

vege

‘dkbidd

vests, 5 for 25 cents ts, 4 fur 24 vents

LADIES CREAM SILK VESTS—worth $1.25

Only a few dozen left, we will clear the lot at,75c

Hose, 20c to 45¢

Ladies’ Cotton Hose, 7c to 45c Ladies’ Tan Cotton Hose, Ladies Fancy Plaids and Stripes

otton Hose

Our constant endeavor to reduce the cost of dependable merchandise for the consumer, and another demonstration of ability to give the lowest prices, finds proof in our wonderful hosiery aud unde: wear values.

NOTE THESE PRICES mm,

Other special lines @ 8c, 10c, 12c, 13c, 16c, 18¢, 20c, 24¢, 30c, 40c and 45¢

———=

a ——— GBA cas Qesh ana @j Money Saving Underwear and Hosiery Values

ie ¢

ane TE ee

, ‘ “,, » & j r Ne 1 gan to undermine his own business by ad- = Childred’s Tan C vising customers when they came to him SA not to buy medicines but have faith in eS

.

Jesus, In June, 1898, Mr. Day was sud~ . denly seized with acute mania, devoloping Sp both suicidal and homicidal tendencies. Mrs. Gilson and her daughter were not long in tollowing him bekind the doors of the hospital for the iusane. There they preached Christian Science to the inmates. Day’s caee and that of his niece were pro~ pounced hopeless.

Guard!

DOD

WFPOLESALE AND KETALL

e on our

ye? 7 We Mersey ae

That sh

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Ta

Si ag Whe... Binsarertyr egal aia

Peay tT

THE BEST is always imitated. Dodd's Kidney Pills, solid only in boxes like this, are widely imitated, because they are the —y Kidney cure. Take sone Oe

by all the leading fashionable

Ladies First

—

} ! . oly ore ‘j cy he bas been d sm ssed—a man at ¢ without support, not even @ pension. Why ¥ should be not be reinstated? It is curs

be o—

° { bers of the Government were opposed to

his dismiseal, but that Mr. Farquharson was determined he should be dismissed. I wonder why.

P. W.C. Srupent.

— ee

Killed by a Bicyclist.

Turexsto, Jane 22.— Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, an aged woman, was knocked down by a young woman on a wheel last night at ten e’clock on Yonge Street, The wheel woman stopped ard looked at the old lady on the ground for a moment and then re-mounted and rede off. Mrs. Smith was taken to St. Michael’s borpital, where she was found to be suffering from ® broken thigh. From the effects of her ine juries the old Jady died later on

Prices Right HASZARD & MOORE

* SUNNYSIDE

Cee

. —_—— $$

a<+<.= 2 QO eee Owe Going

g To be Married?

Thea you MUST

provide yours lf with a plain

—— — + —————

Say “ No,” when o dealer offers you a anbatitute for Hood’s Sarsaparilis. Toere ie nothing just as good. Get only

gold band. Hood’s.

We've got them in all sizes ase and prices, anc urge you to call and be suited, i

PB. Island Raiiway.

ee

Your Friend

Going to be Married ? Then you'll want

something to present to that ¢

friend.

Our stock is full of suggest- ’ estions, won’t you p'ease call!

(

G. F. HUTCHESON »

Queen St. Jeweler - Goods purchased here neatly t

4 engraved tree ’

> = @® ® J ee & eee et

° a Dominion Day PXCcuBsION RETURN TICKETS at 4one first class fare, will be issued from and to al! ‘stations; June 29th, 30th and July 1st, good to return up to and on July

4th 1899. Tickets are not good for passage on going journey after date of issve. G. A.SHARP, Superin tenden

_». -s. = & >. ose ->» ™

Ch’tewn, Jnns 220d

= & *> =. @®-a @&*® * oe

AUCTION!

SUPEHIOR FURNITURE

[am Instructed by Miss Coles to sell by auction at her residepce, Kent Street, on Wednesday the 28ih day of June inst. com mMencing at bl O’clocK a. m. ee

All the household effects, comprising Drawing room, Dining room, Hall Bedroora and Kitchen furniture.

The above inclades English Piano and some elegant pieces of ol’ Mahogony and Rosewood furniture.

House will be open for inspection on Tues- day the 27th from )) a. m. till? p. m.

Terms Cash. Tins as R. BEARISTO, Auctioneer

PT csviidaane

~~

reniiy reported that a majority of the meme |

D-O-D-D-S W hite’s Caramels

and

Snowfiake Chacolates =

Ladies, if you ride a wheel you should see our $2.00 Bicycle boots—-chocolate, with canvas top.

See our lines of chocolate shoes, w2 have two plums, one plain top, the other vesting top,

We have several lines of slippers, second to none. We have plain single strap, pat- ent tip, single strap, or a very

Can be had at any of the | pretty two strap slipper,

following first class stores:

T. J. Morris

D. L. Hooper

W. Pickard & Co. wW. A. Hutcheson W. F. Carter Stewart & Gates Sanderson & Co. Beer & Gofl

he MOD EL STORE. a aR

SUNNYSIDE.

agmerynunrso te cE denice cies wack COREL

John T. TickKenzie,

4 THE TAILOR %&

A Grand Tea Party.

Will be held at Souris East, Old | Grounds, on Monday, July 17th, 189, in aid of St. Mary’s Church, now in course | of erection. Further particulars later on. By order of Committee. Souris East.

———————————

| MATTHEW SMI | June 23rd 1899

It is within a stones throw of a unsurpassed.

The hotel is comfortably furnish

Pleasant View Hotel is distant Bonshaw Road. The drive is one of the distance is 4 miles. passengers to the hotel.

eer re

or by enquiring at the Examiner offic

Information Bureau TERMS:—$5.00 per week; for Hotel will be opened for season

P. E. ISLAND &

99

“a

June

R, H: Ramsay

The Model Store

QE

ANTLY SPENT.

oe. RD. &. AR-%- HDs Qe QRQLE WHERE THE HOLIDAYS MAY BE PLEAS

Pleasant View Hotel, Hampton, P, E. I.

THIS HOTEL. situated in one of the most beautiful parts spi: Edward Island, has become a favorite resort.

Intending visitors may make arrangements b

manutacturers

Now Gents

$1.25 and $1,75.

$3.00 and $4.00, See that Dongola boot

Oxfodr for $1.25. You

beat this.

a

TH, PROPRIETOR. of

splendid beach, where the

ed, and a good table is provided.

Successors TO BEER Bros

—i" ____ scene eRe

4; Sentner McLeod & Co,

ns see

You also want a pair of Bievcle boots, ae? our iines at

Then our lines of chogolate boots are right "p to date$2.00

vest-

We have a nice Dongola

can’t

There is only one best place to buy your shoes, tnat

Co

Prince

bathing is

from Charlottetown about 19 miles by

the prettiest to be had.

Coach meets :he boat at the latter place to

eor a+ Johnson & Johnson's

family parties, $3.00 per week,

on July 1st,

From Crapaud

convey

y writing to the proprietor

Tourist

MATTHEW SMITH, Proprietor.

from Ramsay's

When you hear that, you hear one of the best arguments in favor of the shoe, as it a well known fact that our shoe department contains only the very best Jines in Canada

ing top at $2.00, Its a corker. |

| |

OPERA HOUSE

CHARLOTTETOWN

NIGHTS ONLY-4

and SATURDAY MATINEE

Special Engagement of MR. NOR. NAM PARR !

vU. P. Flocton’s Comedy & Vaudeville Co.

MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT

Comprising Dramatic Sketches,2 Scream ing farces — Songs — Instrumental Solos, etc, etc.— making in al! a strictly bighs claes Vaudeville attraction.

EIOGRAPH—The latest sen- sation of the day. Popular prices—25 and 35 cents.

Reservod seats on sale at Dodd’s and Rankins.

Cross Hasbatid —wswy

When the husband gets a good cup of tea for breakfast, he is put in a good humor.

When he gets good food at all the other meals, he is kept in a good

humor,

Good Groceries

wil help you a lot—try our store — your money will bay more than you think, if you trade with us.

Driscoll & Hornsby

QUEEN : STREET

Removed

—T0 MY OLD STAND—

Richmond street

Fourth House from Queen St.

—around the— =——— London House Corner

| Thomas Cam pbei

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