THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN. OCTOBER 11, 1898

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P roel lor Sick Men. CITY COUNCIL MEETING. |

‘Local and Other Items,

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PERSONAL

Paine’s Ce'ery Compound

Appointment of a New Park Keeper and Other Matters Considered.

Mr A Lord went to Richmond this | >

} morning

The o: ly member absent last night was

Rev Allan J Macdonald, of Fort Augus-

tus 18 in town.

To-xicut.—The “Devil’s Auction” Co, opens at the Opera House tosnight.

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Councilor Horne. Mavor Warburion pre- A W if ING R13 Or y last, Makes Then well | place. ise viver, 18 VISiiiIng the city, nol ie 3 lind, ar Worse, killed a |

ald Stroug.

After routine, Couacilor Crabbe exp! ed that be was uot ready to report regard-

ng the appointment of an electrical inspec- |

Mr WC Kennedy, the well known in-

| surance mao, went west this morning. ' | | '

Labrador. According to the Summerside

golden eagle, whose wings when extended measured nice feet from tip to tip.

Underwear...

| Mrs WD McKay, was esepy er tor and oveortwoutber watters standing | ; & pasrerger vy ra . oe ' | in aot OS) the Halitat today one visit to Bosten. Liquor Recuiation Aot.—Two eums g —_——- - > i over. R garding an elec ric al Inspect yr he monses Charging violations of the Liquor ‘ ¢ ve ‘ informed the Board thet there is vo such ; Lt Col Wi aun and Mrs Wilson, of Qne- | Regulation Act were served yesterday. Che : theer ; >} or | or . elf Cc, ar “J ; ari NOW i las AVyenio’g iy , i he On ¢* Relia ble (iil i n either Halifax ww Bla mo. ) rrive in ( bariotiel¢ 0) lasleveniog. recipients were M) Cc hael Carragher, corner eae Raat ie ae die Vine fs hve ala » - ‘ ‘ Councior Crabbe also explained | Mic ss Ella Sutherland wae a passenger | of Richmond and Pownal streets, and Wil- / Wedicine for Youn’ iat there were several amounts in taxes by the Halifax to-d: ‘Vy €n route to Roston ! ham Ewing. corner of King and Pownall ; { ; = | sppeering a city hag eac : ens Mrs D O°'M Reddin and child left ae | streets. Both summonses are returnable that seeme ossible » collect and! oer ; : abt Mond: , = re ; _afternoon by the Halifax on a visit to | On Monday. and Q)) (| | which he thougbt it a Jvisable to write « ft, | Bosio. : | ss ‘ioe 08982800 O48 EHO OEE8 OOO GOEE 7 ? | He therefore moved the following resolu- rp no W Potice Ccovurt.—This forenoon three — = ~ he — / a, Mr Byron N Barns, representi Vy 1) eae taal ; , SSea.eecevtszavceeaorseeceeoe 4 ‘i . ; , : . { t { ¢ 77 ore a : re in. “ C] . iia Stroud & Sone, Mootrea] ‘. Att hei’ ch Charged with anboying person 4 | Resolved That the City Clerk be autho- ’ | in their dwellings were dismissed snd a . oa Se ales = 1] u ia pusinNess (rip ‘ C , ° | Vr Brow nm SivVs “] e1ve i} rized to write off th following texe | ed nes siesilee prosecution +gainst three other >. We have everything that 1S rood ) : : viz. real estate for year 1898,; The appointment of A KE Forget, as yousg ones was adjourned until the 14th. = your medi ime ail the | $696 63; 1879, $1,7417.39; 1880, $102,30, | Lieut.~Governor of the Northwest Terri - | ‘Ay a-sault case was disposed of for a fine f in Und wear for ladies miss S nd i | ISS1; $90.62; 1982;$47.45; 1883, $70.68, | tories, is gazetted. of 5 cents and core, the prosecutor declin-~ ¢é ee ’ S8es a . , 3 » . ‘ Twa . ee. IRE PI 'Te OH. O72 as , : 4 q cred if for n y res- | $, $143.65; 1885, $175.30;1886, $76. We lear with regret that Mr J Farrer ing to prosecute. hild ) ; | Persona! property for the year L889, $15l.| Stewart, is seriously i!) at Montreal, His lk adi e¢ Col ren. / - y ») Ms . . 7 > . . (oration, 79; 1890, $372.88; poll taxes for vear 1889,/ two sisters, Mrs Daniel Davies and Miss! Favurr Grower3.—Mr. D. A. Sharp’ * a eG $040. Roa Stewa't, left for Moutreal this morn- | who isa well known dealer in the best 0 The inotion caried, ings kings of fruit re, is now taking ordere. . “ a] ‘N { Gites eek a } » | : a | Sanaa toup-r ove, seonded ty | "Shs Win froma, private setary co | He ewe scquacet wit ha toucee| VESTS, Drawers and Combinations , [am troly thankfal for | Councillor laylor, that saa M. Q: illan be as Mr Borden, Set taken of Militia, ar~ | handles jika ad t stock beer the varieties ‘of good results] have obtained from the | @isuis ed from or position of park : eper | rived from Ociawa last evening. He will a a best adapted to our Province, ur Paine’s Celery Compound. | #nd Thos. Costello be appointed io his stead,! he oneof the assistants in an interesting | 404 Orders placed in his bands will receive ‘ I 1] » ete ‘ For a long time I have been a sufferer | the appo a. to take effect on the lst | event to take p'ace in the Methodi st Church careful attention. é¢ na SIZeSs, qualities and prices, general debility end indigestion and | +VO¥* mber au i Mrs, Mc ae to a a om about 7 o’clock tomorrow morning. i Aoowe ee ae W et aa ‘ ‘| ve made 2@ , ‘s , dicines. | use Of the Louse at tbe park until the Lst ‘ r L\CCIDENT AT ROC KVALE.— YW e regret to a y y B ‘ , ive made use of many medicines, | \ a" ae Mr John R Larkins of Richmond, has lear \ : e 1. TANLEY ROs, M hut pone bave given me the grand reeults | May, 1899. ot: ha ) learn that Mrs John Smith, of Brookvale, = " In the disc hick llow ‘ returned from his prospecting trip to t wit! cid bo k ax far as improved health is concerned, as j o the discussion which followed Couns met witb a severe accident about a wee |

as vour wonderful Paine’s Celery Com- | culor Hooper eaid he understood that Me- aes nits if thea Ch aaedials tek 9 ‘ ago when she fell from a barn loft break- 5 . . sOrresponaent oO ie ruaral -poris <r . . nd. Is has done wonders for me, and | Quillan was not giving satisfaction, and : ne discoveries of an en onsngii : ch ar- | VE her writ and cutting her face so badly i en S i erwear We ; , . SOI discoveries 1 ence ging cnar- ae

rh is m 65 years o'., Ll have been | Councillor McCarron expresse ithe Opin , de em : Pe ae "ee Ea ¢} se that stitches had to be made. Drs Hand«

- . ; ‘ ' } : . acte } j 4 ot nade, é { ) MOD ; ~ - ible to do light work for the past six | '0a tbat Costello would not be any im-| | ail ‘eal dik et will be asseved. 17 and Douglas attended the case. We

" ? 7 ee Te Spec cus rPoic yi & ,e% 1 . months, afd have not lost aday. I give provement upon tbe present keeper. and whi hh will determine the extent of Kies are glad to te able to report that Mrs Smith ° . ‘ . . | + } : > at c : ’ ; > i ; , \f

your medicine all the credit for my resto~ Upon being put !o 8 vo e,the motion was preperations for another trip pext sum-~ ; ve recovering rapidly. Have all rades and SIZES ration de ared lost, on! vfCouncille r3 Hooper and met 2 : —-.>—-— A4vi00, er.

Joun H. Brown, Truro, N.S.

WEEKS

Taylor appearing tor it.

Councilor Nicholson then moved that Thomas Costello be given ensployement as teamsier at $1 aday from this time forth. Councilor L seconded the wmction, which carried, Councillors Crabbe Wheatley and McCarron dissenting.

In connection with the motion there was considerable drscussion regarding work upon the streets, in the course of which

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Things to Make a Note of.

Sacrament at Anrnandale—The sacra ment of Lord’s supper will be dispensed at Anvandale on the Il7th inst. Services commense on Friday evening at 7.30. Preaching at Dundas on the 16th, at 7 p m, anda meeting of the congregation on

Beer Goixe up.—A Montreal despatch says: Owing to preseat high price of hops end malt, brewers eay beer will likely go up about a $l a barrel, snd saloon keepers have either to increase price of glass or re~ duce ite size. Thereisa general scarcity inthe hop crop, and prices have goue up 3c apound. Malt is selling at present at about 3c a bushel.

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A Complete Steck —=*— ‘e Sizes 34 to 46 inch 4

| : Councillor Crabbe pointed out that the ap~ | Monday following at 10 o’clock.—J W Mc-~ Artittery Insrection.—The two city & Inery ve les propriation for this purpose was exhansted, | Kenzie, Mod. of Session. companies will be inspected at Victora > and called upon the Mayor, who had to St Paul’s Church—Mr Geo E Sireeter, rae Re aa see * ae ¢ Just Opened Bee era inis. seeioane he forte [ct lne commsil.te-the beatherheod of Gr |< S2EI eos scaal Shia jaa? pramiee a . ee eee eS ee Sa A odrew for Canada, will address the meet- Tidak Ee tint Wilees, of te nae * Direct from London when it was to - done, a he did not enon -s “ eee uae seman school of artillery, Quebec, will be the

The Very Latest. White Birds all

think it was right to engage men permao- ently when there was practically nothing for them to do.

Meeting adjourned,

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every man in the parish to attend. The

public will be welcome.

A Fand A M—The regular communica tion of St John Ledge,Nol, A F and A ¥,

inspecting officer. He is inspecting the Montague and Georgetown companies tu day, andtomorrow he will inspect the Souris company.

OO es eeminamneidelemenaeien engin ERE ) mene TERS EE ea 4 ,

Riack Birds will be held in Loijige room, Masonic a. ie : —_—— * : _— y A QUESTION. Pit . Tue Bostox Boar.—The steamer Hali- I ancy Birds prices e Temple, this evening, at 8 o'clock. fax arrived from Boston this morning tad : I. O. F.—Meeting of Court Avondale about hal¢ pastfour, and left on returo fall Black Wings the Sewerage Commissionership— tonight at 8 o'clock. Initiation and other | this afterooon atthe usual hour. Her in~

all )

the rage

White Wings Fancy Wiegs

Black Quills a

Can Mr. Laird Resiga ?

Sirx,—I aotice that the Hon. David Laird bas been appointed Indian Commissioner for the Northwest Territories and that it is his intention shortly to leave this Prov-

very important business, Every member is urgently reqmested to attend.

Entries for the Crescent Road Race cloxe to-morrow night with the Secretary, Race open to the Island; entrance fee 50c.

ward passengers were: Frank Fieo, Mre Jas Smith, Miss Mary McDonald, Daniel Wilkie, Mr Hvde, Chas McDonald, C B Carter, Joo G Graham, Tena Walker, Lizzie Godete, Lottie Hearn, Mrs McQuade. From Halifax, Mr Curtice and wife

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Our stock for this season is now complete, and com prises all the latest fashionable clothes for Gentlemen’s wear,.which

a8 . * + ince te reside permanently in Wionipeg, White po splendid Re ila , ' ~ $a kepedhiesdecied: Sedan E Rutherford, F F : Contre,, Her will be interesting tu those desirious of having the largest Colored Quills variet As Mr. Laird is now by statutea ““Com-| New walking and skating boots now | Outward passengers inciuded: Mrs Reddin i ;

Q y missioner of Sewersaod Water Supply”! opened up at R K Jost’s, Stamper’s oe eS ae “oe ag er oan variety to select from. ‘ ‘eex™ .

‘ .e S Ws until the second Wedne-day ia February, | Corner. day and wife, Patrick Macdonald, Mrs

es ee pth ll 1901, would you kiadly inform me who, in vO ae Mis Agnes ar rg * Miss ARTISTIC CUTTERS

aiLes a Ve the meantime, is to perform bie duties as} A lot of boys overcoats ard reefers at a | Flora Macdovald, B Cook, Mrs Mahoney,

ehades Straight USPreys | Commissioner? argain at J B Macdonald & Co. M Bowes and one, Owen A Macdonald, SKILLED WORKMEW

Autumn Flowers ) beautiful

CirTizen.

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Mrs Galvin, Katie McLean, Priscilla Mes Lean, Maggie Kelly, Mrs F Stephen, Mies

We show the best line of men’s furnishings in the city

(rape Flowers) > autumn WHO IS RESPONSIBLE ? aes —— O28 —096 — S586 | Maria McLeod, Mise Campbell, Min BG GORDON & MclL AN FE oa F} 5 al a peat TE . &% S% Nelson, Bridget Callaghan, Miss McDon- . % C BLL oliag c owers ower: Six,—Can you inform the public who ae Or " ald and Mise Sutherland is responsible for the placiog of the buoy ik ps ne acl ear Upper Queen St. , : on the Hi lsborongh east of Charlottetown. pew 9 Men’s Stylish Outfits Black Ostrich Plumes | At this ume of the year when foreign Me ao LOCAL NOTICES. ri ich | ' h vessels have to go up our rivers to load a aS Celored Osiric produce,and when wild geese ana other | Fi¢ 0 6 La ies me Wor Bae boots aud’ theta ‘te ladles ead rr p __ Plumes tty a gene wiles + a on | geutlemens wear come to the Model Store. } Shaded Ostrich Piumes vice maintained on our inland waters, Do you use visiting cards oo . oe - eet , 4 y ; ing Shirts—white unlauodried shirts 50c Iam credibly informed that one of our] MZ ‘. " inated MY ; , Pull Jet Sprays ver etesmbete was grouéded @Bh & parte “a t rat are not printe . cerat “as each—the best value in the city—F Per- Bright Jet sprays of voung gentlemen oa Friday morning at zis possibly every time you go ak kins’ & Co. sei Mascats chore 08 the Bonth side ‘Of the out visiting you have to look Dress goods—Visit our dress goods Buc! kles and Ornements Hillsborough and now lies 10 a critical around -for a pen and ink. | department—F Perkins’ & Co, Our millinery department is now | condition. Those people declare they de Aitogether they give you a 4 Mark what we say—our prices are as complete with all the very latest Hats would have pare eves yt but ( Fe good deal of trouble. You Ze | low - Co our boots iy _ that NEW CLOTH FOR FALL AND WINTER i ‘ J as * _. | On account of a spar-buoy pot belpg ip se 5 bat r OF ww | can be for the money.— < Jost -Shapes— Ribbon: Cr immings proper position tuey met with disaster, | @ probaoly pay 25 or 30ce a 7 Stamper’s Corner. :

Urnaments etc, etc.

Miss Murphy Our Milliner

well city will persoually attend all Millin-

the Ladies of th®

known to

thereby losing much valuable time. Hop- ing you, Sir, will answer the above question in the interest of tbe marine and sporting population, I remain yours,

Fiasu.

Loose clothes and downy cushions bring

package for them. Do you | know we provide the cards, and print them neatly for

AQGA PACKAGE = **

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F urs— New furs in collars, muff:, bors, caps, tams, etc, just opened at F Perkins & Co.

Hosiery—If you wanot good value in poate ry, at lowest prices at F Perkins &

0 Blankets—See that white wool blanket

We have opened*a fine line of Nobby Cloths in suit- ings, Overcoating and Trousering,

Call now and get first choic:-—: full line of gents fur- nishings always on hand.

vative sort of comfort to the wo i =i : ery orders. Please leave orders early ae whale suliving with some disease or | a& of 50 cards, Gentlemen's yy | Pass ee $2 per pair, ite a dandy.— John Me 60d, & Co. in the week. derangement of the organs distinctly femi~ ae cards 35¢ a package: ar —s - ; 9 nine. Some clothes aod some positions | Zs A _ Ladies and Gents American rubbers: Sar rto ri} ] A. ti t k C0 makethe pain aod the discomfort seem The Examiner Pub Co 2500 pairs of the best quality at lower 2 fae ria, T 1s S. ° t less. Perhaps the nerves are moat affect ‘ , prices than you can buy the Canadian The Peoples Store. ed and this in turn disturbs the digestion. Wis Saas ilies ‘a rubbers for.—J BMacdorald & Co 0 [f Peer ae enemrne = , meeting ol eee comgnnt’ om ae * ‘i wt | _ School books. Buy your school books . Wholesale & Retail, ee vere ~~ oe — as %— as% — Ose —-—-$ES% | from us. we have them, al] kinds and all

may bea very slight It may be that ia the be~

“temale complaints”

thing indeed

prices, R K Josc, Stamper’s Corner.

New this Season

T s Q1 ] a | t Y ginning some small hygienic measures O ] oe would etop the trouble. Certaiuly athe eee ——— | time, a i.vle bit of the right medicine

Bottom Prices

There is no doubt when you buy

KEROSENE CIL

The best is always the cheapest WwW EK SELL. eee

Pratts Astral and Arclight

Lower prices

avout it

Oil at very low prices. for 4 gal. lots.

Sanderson & Co.

would stop it. When the trouble becomes worse, it is harder to cure, but still it can be cured. Dr. Pierce’s Fevourite Pre- scription wili positively cure any trouble of this character. It may be absoluteiy relied upon. It affords lasting relief toa

woman whose natural modesty has kept her from consulting a physician.

Send 31 cents in one-cent stamps to World's Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y., and receive Dr. Pierce’s 1008 page “Common Sense Medical Ad- viser,” profusely illustrated.

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Model Store underwear still leads the van in values and Ramyay, & Co, Sunnyside.

The latest American and Canadian caps

at the Mode! Store.—R H Ramsay & Co,

Sunopyside,

assortment.—R H |}

Have You a Cough ?

If you have, there’s nothing like Jounson’s Coven Syrup to cure you, There’s nothing injurious in it. child, or the oldest grand parent. to the speedy way it cures the u 25 cents buys a large bottle.

It can be given to your young est Its great popularity is entirely due 1ajority ot coughs.

MADE t to WIN

They are great sellers; the way they are made makes them sell; all solid leather, full of ttyie and beauty, unsurpassed for the money,

Dongola Buttoned Oxfords Box Calf Boots

These shoes are built on the most progressive linesand gems for the price,

Weeks & Warren

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