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On and after MONDAY, 27th Dec., 1897, of this Railway will run daily, (Sun excepted,) as under.
, a Trains In STATIONS. wad. Reac up. ee 8 Mies 1A. M. 6 2] . Charlottetown ...) 5°94 10 00 : 6 35|..Royalty Junction.) 5 1g 9 40 | 7 1g|..North Wiltshire. 1 i 8 55 ' 7 24!. Hunt 2 River 1 28 8 iI ‘hy . Bradall Oi cose 1 00 8 U7 | 7 ie Emerald 7S ae 12 53) 2 53 1 5 Da oa PEORIOUT coceses 12 49) 7 890 | 8 a-|.. Kensington .... 1? ox! 7 18 Sages) 2. ffs og) 6 ‘1 > SB oeae -« 4 M. 12 Mel. | vr tha 5O noe \r. 16 4) i 11 .. Miscouche eceoes 10 10 { qo|.. Wellington ...... , 47 | 2 Sq).. Port Hill inns PA 19 . shen th ts eeeeee 9 oa { ; 4 . O'Le a eeorveeede eon > a> rt ‘ i "7 ‘ > Oo . $ ot ‘ 3i et 6 55 Siem | 5 1) LIPMTMISD 2.228 #4 i oo %. Mia. M M 2g |} ijA. M. ny }..Charlottetown ... 10 30 mY Royalty Junctior 10 10 OR ape oe { 9 37 Br ere | 9 05 10) «all J Mt Stewart * 8 5) 99 i IL, c cwa'e cn i 45 2} .. Georgetown 7 10 P. u.! : |A. M. RE) 4 05 ——— |= i 4 A. M.! ' 4 | Mt. Stewart ....; 8 55 1 & 12) Morell. ........| 8 17] ,; 2 o'| St. Peters ....+.) 7 48) 6 40). . Bear River ..... +708 \ Mel OM bce sve ses 6 20 oA. . hs Oh ec gs” ee ee ee 17 50 | .-Cape Traverse ..| 7 0) ; i Traineare run by Eastern Rtandaréd ‘lime @ A SHARP, D.POTTINGER, rintendent, Gen Mgr Govt. Rvs, rlottetown. oncton, N B.
Baiway Office, Dec. 27 i897
THE
Fine Display of
PIARDS
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ORGANS FLETCHERS
Warersoms, Opera | ;
House Building,
LEGAL CARD WARBURTON & McKINNON
Barristers, Attorney’s, Notarys Public.
Commissioners for State of Massack usetts 4c., & C, OFFICES ——""= Cameron Block, Charlot etawn
Brennan Building, Summerside 1 Kent Street, Georgetown,
h. B. WArRBvrrTon, B, A., D.C. ,.Q C. »} A McKixxox, L. L. B.
Satown Dee, 18 7-- law’ wim
Wants, Lest, Found Ac
WANTED IMMEMIATELY,-- A Nurs * Girl.Refsrene: s required, Mra, E. H. Bee g nSqcare feblw re
TO LET.—Honse on jower spring Park Road( vith or without barn) containing eightiarge and well finished :00ms, Frost proof cellar, Possession Ist of vec. Apply Ww *G ihorne Revere Hotel, nova? ti
oo it ot femaie compositor. Good e@ izht rity. App! at once to asra td & Moore _ wy ‘eb7 —
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TO LET —The house and premises known aa the “Cid London Hous>,” situateon Water t., nexttoe t-overnment Warehouse No 1. Appl” to Peake pros & Co, jands—tf
A. A McLEAN, Q. C.
Barrister, Etc.,
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TH" DAILY EXAMINI R, CHARLOTTETOWN, FRBRUARY 12, 1898
lhiraculous Results !
A SUFFERER FOR 35 YEARS CURD BY PAINE’S CEL-
ERY COMPOUND, =}
A Terrible Case of Dyspepsia is
Overcome by the Great |
Compound
Had Failure After Fail- ure With Other Wedicines.
Mr. Budd Says:
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jliver Oil with Hypophos-
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Am Now Well and Strong.”
New Life and Healih Await Sli Who Use Paine’s Celery Compound,
oes
Weris & Ricwarpson Co:
GestLemEeN,— For the benefit of sufterers I gladly give my experience with Paine’s Celery Compound. After suffering from dyspepsia for thirty-five years, and meet- ing with manv failures with o'her medi- cine, I decided to use Paine’s Celery Compound, having heard of 80 many cures effected by it. The Compound, after I ured it for a time, produced miraculons results
“From a Condition of Helplessness 1)
aod banished my troubles.
From a condition of helplessness —heing unab'e to sleep or eat—I now feel well and | stropg. Iam astonished at tbe results, as.
my trouble was an old and chronic one. I,
have recommended Paine’s Celery Com-
und 10 some of my neighbors, and in aettion. Iwill! wi
every case it has given satiefactian.
always strongly tecommend its use when I have opportunity. Yours respectfully, AmBrose Bupp, Shanty Bay, Ort.
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p pa = 1206,
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THE HARVEY MEDICINE CO., MONTREAL FACSIMILE OF LABEL OF
Dr. Harvey’s Southern
RED PINE
TAE COUGH CURE Good for Children and Adults (+) MW
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MUU er errr rett tee ao — ome . iS
Thinin flesh? Perhapsit’s natura).
If perfectly well, this is probably the case.
But many are suffering from frequent colds, nervous debility, pallor, and a hun- | dred aches and pains, simply because they are not fleshy enough.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod- p! the diges- tion, gives new force to the nerves, and makes rich, red Itis a food in itself, |
§o¢. ind $1.00, all druggists. SCOTT &LOWNE, Chemists, Toronte
‘The Klondike
—VIA—
Lacombe and Athahasca Landing,
Ouifit at Lacombe
We know what yon want, Sleeping Bags, Pack Bags, Pack Saddles, Harness, Blankets, Clothivg, Footwear, Evaporated Vevetables, Provisions, ete.
: 1 tec octea _ » tes strenethens X
PORSONAL CHATS.
William M. Jackman of Sweet Springs, Mo., is cutting a third set of teeth at the age of 80.
Prince Bismarck’s tenants present him every year with 101 plovers’ eggs on the anniversary of his birth.
Postmaster Thomas of Boston is one ef the few really practical indorsers of equality of the sexes and believes that if a woman does a man’s work she should receive a man’s pay.
William Sloan Green of Portland, Ind., who recently celebrated his one hundred and tenth birthday, is the old- est man in Indiana, and, despite his great age, his hearing and eyesight are good.
Dr. Johnson always spoke of claret | s
with contempt. ‘‘A man would be drowned by it before it would make him drunk.’’ His own drink was bran- dy. ‘‘He who aspires to be a hero must
{ drink brandy.”’
Philip Hill, a condemned murderer
1 in jail at Pittsburg, was reading the
Bible the other day when the sheriif told him that his execution was to be postponed. He at once threw the Bible down and lit a cigarette.
Vicar General Louis Gaillet, rector of the Roman Catholic seminary in St. Paul, who has just died, was identified with the church in St. Paul for 40 years. He was widely known and re- spected throughout the northwest.
When the late Dr. Airey was made professor of astrouoniy in the University of Cambridge and given the observatory to live in, but provided with no salary, some one quoted happily, ‘‘They gave to
Airey nothing, a local habitation and a |
game.’’
Ernest Giles, the Australian explorer, who between 1874 and 1876 twice trav- ersed the West Australian desert from Adelaide to Perth and back, has just died. The Royal Geographical society awarded him its founder’s medal for his journey.
A Deering (Me.) man, Thomas Bro- phy, lost a diamond ont of a ring re- sently and was worrying about the loss, when ore night he dreamed he saw the jewel in the folds of arug in the house. The next morning he went to the rug, and, sure enough, there was the diamond.
Count M. M. Tolstoi bas made an- sther donation to the city of Odessa. A few yéars ago he gave 35,000 rubles for establishing a special diphtheria ward in the municipal hospital. He has now given a sum of 12,500 rubles for supply- ing this ward with heating and other appliances.
The pope does his private writing with a gold pen, but his pontifical sig- nature is always given with a white feathered quill which is believed to come from the wing of a dove, though persons who have seen it say its origin must have been a larger bird. The same quill has been in use more than 40 years. It serves only for important oc- casions aud is kept in an ivory case.
FASHION’S FADS.
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The capo is a popular shape for wraps, and some of the handsomest gar-
{ ments of the season still cling to this
model,
The young woman who is devoted to the wheel is given to the wearing of a jacket blense of corduroy, which,,is at once becoming, comfortable and appro- priate.
The dolman has come back into fash- ion’s list of approved garments. It is made on lines very similar to the old time model and is as stylish as it is un- comfortable.
A stylish newmarket glevk ia of <¢tt--.
shaped fur
aud bas wide *< veils aiid high collar of sable. A muff to match has a band of sable around the middle.
There is no perceptible difference in the shapes of sleeves. They fit the arm
have puffs, rufiles, caps, epaulets and what not, according to fancy.
There are many waists with little basque skirts. These are scalloped, cut in battlement points or left open at the seams and bound. It would appear that
very style of finish had been employed upon these little frills.
Next toa complete fur wrap, which is, of course, the desire of almost every woman, the combiuation garment of ve- jours and fur is most liked. Sometimes there are in addition to the collar and aeck portion full length fronts of fur.
A stylish hat is of dark blue velvet. The brim is edged with a narrow band of very fine Persian lamb. The crown Yas a trimming of velvet coiled round énd round until it resemblesa huge nest, from the middle of which rise fancy feathers and aigrets.--New York Ledger.
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Jae WHOLE sysiem feels the effect of Hood’s Sarsaparilla—stom- ach, liver, kidneys, heart, nerves are
strengthened and SUSTAINED.
350 bbis Granulated.
Wrue as for information onroute and supplies, M. J. MacLEOD, Lacombe, Alberta.
300 bbis Bright Barbadoes. 225 bb!s Refined Bright. N. Rarrexsury.
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closely from wrists to shoulders and
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DpDYEHS Dys Quicker,
Dye Brighter Coless Dye Any Shade
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Sample of work and novellette on application to
Sealey sakes
& Co., Maypole Soap Depot Charlottetown
The Mociem’s Rosary. The rosary consists of 90 beads, and a distinct ejaculation is appropriated to each as it passes between the fingers. Each ejaculation generally consists of two words, and declares a name or at- tribute of God. Almost all Moslems in the upper and middle ranks of life carry in their pockets or bosoms a string of beads for this purpose, which they use not only on the occasion I am describ-
ing, but while sitting and smoking ;
their pipes, walking in the streets or even while engaged in conversation.
When a Moslem has gone over his beads at the regular time of prayer, he folds his hands, and then, holding them up open, as if to receive something from above, he prays for such blessings as he desires for himself or his household. When this is concluded, he strokes his beard with his right hand and says, ‘‘Praise be to God!" This concludes the whole.-—~ Mind.
> lr? Of Honest Parents. “
**My opponent,’’ shouted the orator, “thas seen fit to refer to the fact that my mother took in washing. She did, and what is more to the point she al- ways sent it back.’’
After that there was nothing to do but cast a majority vote for the man whose parent showed such evidence of perfect honesty and attention toduty.— Indianapolis Journal.
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What Jones Did. **What did Jones do after he insulted the judge?’’ ‘Sixty days, I understand. '’—Chica- go Record.
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Every woman who hopes and expects to be a mother should know that if she is in a state of unnatural weakness or Gisease at the time the baby is born. this unhealthy condition will be transmiited to the baby and will just
ae @s surely and remorse- 5 oN ® iessly destroy its future euss health and happiress as a locomotive engine weuld cruch ont its tender little life if it were playing on the track. This is the great law of heredity which never gets off the track for anybody.
The prospective mother who is sustained througn the period of anticipation by the strengthening health-giving aid of Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription, will find all the dang... *Pmotheripod egmpletely over- come and a iavve po:icn of its pain and discomforts banisne’. This ~orderful re- storative ‘‘ Prescription ” gives health to ic special organs and nerve-centers, It makes th: cup "Se and cheerful; protects her against relnpse and imparts increased constitutional vigor to the vhiid.
It cures all weaktiesses and tiseases of the
exmale or--ni..i. It is the only medicine scientifically prepured for wis exftess pur- pose by a skillful phy-tciau and expe-t in this class of difficulties. Cver nincty thou- sand women have written lotters telling what this extraordincry rethedy has done for them. Some of these letters are printed in one chapter of Dr. Pierce’s great thou- sand-page ilinstrated book the ‘ People’s Comrion Sense Medical Adviser’? which will be sent free on receipt of 31 one-cent stamps, to pay the cost of customs and mati- tne oaly. Address World’s Disnensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y. For a handsome cloth-bound copy send 50 stamps.
Mrs. W. Robinson, of Springhill, Nova Scotia Writes: "I was confined aud I was onlv sick about thirty minutes in all. I can truthfully say that your ‘Favorite Prescription’ worked wonders in mv case, Tam going around doing my own work and before I had to keep a girl till 1 was able te ao my work,’’
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LEGAL CARD.
Mathieson & Bentley
Barristers, Solicitors, Ete OFFICES—
Cameron Block, Charlottetown Main Street, Georgetown.
MONEW TO LOAN
J. &. Marnigson, W. F. Beyruer, Geo’iown. Chowan.
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_ We are in the Dairy Supply business to stay, notwg standing the unfair competition of au official whose travellin expenses are paid out of the public fends. We pay our ow. and will compete with any of the Quebec houses thus repré- sented, for quality of workmanship in cheese vats, creat
vats, either single or duplex, portable or stationary, temper ing or receiving vats, and all other Dairy Supplies in stock oF to order at slfort notice. We have on hand Alpha Separators which returi more money to the patrons than any other, Separator oil that will insure safer running at extreme speed than any other on the market, Butter Boxes for storing and shipping butter in. Dairy planis that will run without an expert engineer :on hand, | Boilersthat will save fuel over any other that has been imported so far. Engines that do not require to be driven aj
extreme speed to obtain enough power, All work warranted for une year.
Call at our up town store in the Temple, Grafton Street Charlottetown.
T. A. MACLEAN
Successor to MeKinnon & MeLear.
T. J. MORRIS