THH DAILY RXAMINER, OMARLOTTPETOWN, NOVEMBER 12, 1900.

i. on nz —_ ee ? — P. E. ISLAND... ‘THE DAILY EXAMINER NOTES AND COMMENTS. | A LAW UNTO HIMSELF == ‘ ane a : - Commercial College a Sa a ee ee ‘eports that Every Man Must be that to Re- y > aoe -. Tarte has returne “a : : ; ; Rais NOVEMBER 12, 1909. Te ai tS, BAe TOGUIMED TORN Ge-| sate tis Besth and Digestion. — — = | partment “feeling very lucky. Of | The atteution of those who desire a thor - pag ? 7 r : ' : : ‘ course. are thousands of pe ugh and practical preparation for an active SIR CHARLES TUPPE ae ; ; : Phere ire thousands of people in business Ife is called to the advantages offered It is remarked that there is a this world who eat no meat from | AND by this college. Bookk-eping, Commercial toes reason to believe that, among other! one year’s end to another, and cer- tis Law, Arithmetic, Penmanship, a Tuk spirit displayed by Sir Charles! things, Sir Richard Cartwright has|tain savage tribes in Africa and L rrespor 1 i a >! Meth ds, Short ee : « z z oS ae i ee. aida Sas ‘é i * 7 siz are < Ss > - ° | os ; ~ dence, Busine s Me a -. tte; Tupper in the hour of his defeat will | Changed his views as to the shreds | Polynesia are alm st exclusively | ee cee ee tO Roache!’ intenaife’ al ‘mira ti f hi | and patches’’ of the Dorninion. meat eaters; but while there are| oO i “ most direct an ractical manner, special | intensity 1e «6admiration o 11S | . ‘ . > T= ‘o ar 3} attet ti ne 9 = to locating gi 2quates in f . | f 1 hi are d j : tri tic THE Montreal! (razette : ‘SAny thousands of these. there are mil- | < eh $s g nt Ocauing . : - s - Ss rr‘ g ’ : : . - 1 33 . . , - , . good business positions. New term opened | 'T€NCS TOF Mls grand and patric ~ | thing is good enough for the soldiers, | lions who live npon a mixed diet of | eas be on Monday, August 20th inst., at 9.30 p. m | work while in office and power. His | and nothing is too good forthe army | meat, vegetables and grains and if| Is pens iy you want ULSTERS you Send for prosjectus, P.O. Box 242. | farewell message is dignified in its’ contractors. That, at least. is what | 2umbers 1s a criterion it would seen | will save money at Paton’s. ISAAC OXENHAM. references to himself and full of | the majority of the Canadian peo- ~— os a diet is the best for the| : ae » have vote -he - it jc a ¢ | lan famuy. P ge ae” kt » and confidence in its refer. {| Ple have voted. whether it is what! a. , i . Ab t @ t ng—tf Principal and Proprietor jfope ana confide nee in its re fer | they think or uot.”’ The fact that you will find many ou vercoea Ss : ences to the Liberal-Conservative | THE Montrea! Star remarks that | vegetarians who appear healthy and | j party. Everyone will. we feel sure. ! od sking feature .f 41,,,| Vigorous and meat eaters equally so _ Judge for yourself and the knowledge ° - ; ‘the most striking feature of the eae rained means muck to y We cz . A uy estion \unite in the hope that the closing } election is the contrast between the | and any number of robust aneren : 0 2 tir aad f: af, _ on Eur | laysof the grand old man will be | attitudes of the two great central ‘mens who eat both meat and vege-| OATS entire satis action that our O\ ER- days Ts ) < l a ie ' « 2 \ : p e : rely ‘ 7 ySor t 8) “ | sirovince: OF the amewtae While | tables and anything else that comes | C ‘hi —— positively the best value offered a 9 j}happy and peaceful. He has ever Fcaees a deat cS their way all goes to show that the | in this Ci.y, and can show you overcoats at 66 b2en active in body and brain. and! & “Regs ees Sar .--. | old saw is the true oue, that every | reasonable prices that cannot be found in ‘ 2 the Liberal majority Ontairo has ; : : : any other clothing establish it is not to be supposed that he will ; turned a I iberal majority of twelve | au must be a law to himself as to) . a ater a i eae ushment, and can le 3 4: i ence er ae thi shall eat ; ink only 62 duplicated by custom tailors - now sink into a condition of lethargy. | into a Conservative majority of six-| ™ hat he shall eat and drink. _ 7 bout d ie eas ones om tailors at — a oe | To repair the waste of tissue in| about double the price. Without doubt he will continue to! teen. If the whole Dominion had | brain workers as well as to replace | Do your eyes tire easily? If so, you need take ‘een interest in the vouns | expressed the same disapproval of | } . cle nd si of t} lab | glasses. ikea kee eres e3 Sl the Guovernmast as the premier | the muscle and sinew o 1¢) «6labor-| Do your eyes burn? If so, you need| nationality which he has done so’! wrowinee, the Lavrier Admnetates, | Ct pan one ne a through the | Notice in Our | > > . . ea ; “eS yr : | glasses. oe = ‘yg >, much to build up. We hope that! tion would have suffered an over- | Process OF digestion. Does the type become blurred in reading ?

If so, you need glasses. Do you suffer from frontal headache ? So, glasses will help you.

he will be spared to do good work If for the country---outside the poli-

Do you know if you have perfect eyesight ? tical arena. If not, we can inform you, It will cost you sisal ag * nothing. ‘ _ A PARTY CONVENTION. . , TAYLOR THe suggestion of one of THE Sunnyside. Jeweler and Optician. EXAMINER'S correspondents that a convention of all those who are op-

| posed to the Farquharson Adminis- | tration should be held without delay,

i PICTURESQUE Prince Edward Island

; Stantly, \Government ought not to spring an ‘election upon the country at this /juncture. No doubt the people }should have the public accounts of (the current year before them ere |they are called upon to give a ver- | dict upon the merits or demerits of

fs 25¢ at all

i Bookstorés 'the Farquharson Administration. . An illustrated!book on P. E. Isl- 'No doubt the Government should and. An int eresting souvenir for | continue in office until the end

tourists. ‘of its term seeing that there is no

ee | good reason why they should not do

But the rights and fitness of ‘things have little weight in the /minds of the New Liberals who hold | office in this Province when the lintense satisfaction they feel

1 SO.

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ita disadvantage is at the other ‘nd of the scale.

Their opponents |must, therefore, come toa decision | oromptiv: and if the decision | Ziv

is .ttle, all must stand together. OF cours:,

| as our correspon- Si é dent points out, there are many |points of difference between a Do-

Provincial not

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election. follow that the recent success of Sir Louis and Mr.

does

| lughes will ensure the success of

he Farquharson candidates in the

We are Agents for the

GENUINE

Tortoise

sime te ritory. satiedis lectin I

—The Hi ifax Chronicle says | ‘On the evening before his depart- }ure for the Presbyterian College, Halifax, a number of frfends from the section of Little Harbor and | Big Harbor Island, called upon C. |C. McIntosh at his home, and pre-

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|sented him with a purse of money eda © j ae, | accompanied by an address express-

ing their good will towards him and }

| best wishes for his future welfare.”’ |Mr. McIntosh was catechist at Dun- | das two or three years ago, and has many friends in this province.

WITH TWO PIECE TOP

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We warrant every one. ;

Enamelled W 673 speeches addressi 3,000,000 are eed eeches addressing |

— Elem

We are almost giving away

is one that ought to be considered in- ! No doubt the Farquharson |

ying able to take their opponents |

to ;

, Government out. (4) That the re-! sult of the Dominion elections does | 0 V F te ‘not enter into the business. (5) | ' That the Conservative party should

Every nerve, muscle, sinew, every | | drop of blood is extracted from the’ | food we eat and digest. In these days of hustle and worry, | aud artificial habits of life, scarcely | | one person ina thousand can lay| | claim to a perfect digestion ;dyspep- | Sir,--- You express a doubt in Sat-|sia is a national affliction and| urday’s issue as to “‘ whether the | Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tablets a nation-| ' time has arrived at which the peo- | al blessing. ; : ple can hope to be successful in | More cases of poor digestion are | ‘striking off the shackles’ of the} caused by failure of the stomach to| ; corrupt party which now misgoverns | secrete sufficient gastric _ juice, or) this Province. There was certain!y | too little Hydrochloric acid and lack | a co-partnership on the seventh, , of peptones and all of these im por- | Any decent man who saw the fear- tant essentials to perfect digestion | ful oegies at East Royalty on that | are found in Stuart's Dyspepsia | day and on many previous days| Tablets in convenient palatable | would tell you that the time has) form. | assuredly arrived. We had the ma-| Onze or two of these tablets taken | chine here in full blast and it was| after meals insure perfect digestion | manipulated by a master hand. | and assimilation of the food. cd ' Road jobs, rum and money were the; athartic pills and laxative medi- | ‘agents used. Let the Conservative) cines have no effect whatever in| party rise toa man now---at once, | digesting food and to call such rem | and make a determined effort to|edies a cure for dyspepsia is far-| drive from power the men who are | fecthed and absurd. | corrupting and degrading the men| Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets con- | —old and young—of our county. | tain pepsin free from animal matter, | Let the party run a pure election! diastase and other digestives, and| and they will receive the support of | not only digest all wholesome food | the best men in the Province irres-| but tend to increase the flow of pective of party. The people are/ gastric juices and by giving the sick of the use of rum at elections. |" ¢€*k stcmach a much needed rest | \Is there a Dr. Roddick amongst the | bring about a healthy condition of | candidates who will set the example | the digestive organs and a. normal to all other candidates’ ? appetite. . East Royanry. Nervous, thin-blooded, run-down.

people should bear in mind, that | drugs and stimulants cannot furnish ;good blood, strong muscles and/ }steady nerves ; these only come} \from wholesome. food, thoroughly | | ‘Sir,—We discussed your last edi- digested; a fifty cent box of Stuart’s |

whelming defeat.

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HAS THE TIME ARRIVED?

PUBLIC OPINION.

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Our splendid lines of Men’s Overcoats, made from beavers, meltons and over- coatings at $7.50, $8:00 and

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MOTHERS FOR YOUR BOYS

We have heavy, warm reefers, overcotts, ulsters. and suits. See our great assortment of Boys’ Reefers. nap, beaver, frieze and curly cloths, from $1.50 up to $5. See our great assortment of Boys’ heavy all wool tweed winter suits, 2 and 3 pieces, from $2.50 up. 300 pairs odd pants, 49c, 55c, 75c and $1.

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GHOTHIERS

torial re the Provincial election al | ‘Tablets taken after meals will do | our smoking club on Saurday night, | more rea] good than drugs, stimul- | and decided as follows: (1) That Mr. j ants and dieting combined Gordon should call the party candi-; Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is| dates together at once. (2) That | probably the safest. most popular | candidates should be put in the field | and successful digestive on the mar- | in every constituency where they|ket and sold by druggists every-| are not already nominated. (5. | \here in the United States, Canada | That the people are ready and! and Great Britian. anxious to turn the Farquharson |

conduct the election on temperance principles.

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This is a “blanket bargain.’ You

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