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For all Kidney Diseases—They Have Cured All Cases for Which They Have Been Tried—No Other Remedy has 3 his Record.

pcewater, N 8, Nov 25—There can

loubt in the mind of apy uppre jus ed man or woman tha: Dodd’s Kidney Pills are the greatest Kidcey remedy on earth. The record of curea effected by this W erful medicine places it in the proud position of the only positive and un fa:ling cure for Kidney Divease known to man.

In every township, village, town andc ty in the Dominion, Dodd’s Kidney Pills have been used in cases of Kidney Disease, and every tinie they have been ased they have

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[f ere should be anyone who atill doubts that Dodd’s Kidney Pills wiil posi- tive sure Kidney Disease of any torm, that person should ask Mr John S Morgan, of this place, what his opinion is.

Mr Morgan has writen the story of the

for > was a victim of Kiduey Dise , aod was made sound and well by Dodd's Kidney Pill, when the doctors had given up trying to help hii.

For eighteen years Mr Morgan endured the ter sgony of this complaint. The lo ido him no good and patent medicines were worse than useless. His w lecreased forty pounds, and he was wear, Cripj ei and nervous.

ily, ia despair, he began to use

Dodd’s Ridoey Pills. Almost immediately he was relieved. In astonishment he con- tinued the use of the medicine, and when he hed used twenty b xes, health and

ogth had returned to him. Now, robust

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and vigorous, he cannot sufficiently praise the medicine that saved b m.

Dodd’s Kidney Pills are sold by all druggists, at fifty cents box, six boxes S-.00,0r sent,on receipt of price, by Phe Doad’s Medicine Co, |.imited, Toronto, Sprit

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Died of paralysis at Charlottetown, Fri- lay, Nov 2dth, Mr John Stumbles, in the 74th year of his age his late residence , on Mondey at 2.50 pm, for Services be-

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Sher 1 cemetery by train. ging at the house at 2.15. ] Charlottetown on th<- 23rd of Novem-

ber, Albertina McEwen, aged 59 years.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 26 1898

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At Georgetown, yesterday morning, Rev. J. W. Godfrey, rector of Holy Trinity Church, was inducted into his epiritual charge by the Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia. A large congregation was present. The Bishop occupied the chair and read the papers of institution to the congregation, whereupon the wardens del.vered the keys tothe rector, Rev. W, J. Cox «aid morn- ing prayer, the Bishop reading the Jes: os. The sermon wae preached by His Lord- hip from the text ‘He that desp seth you deapise.h Me and he that despiseth Me des- piecth him that sent Me.’

After the sermon The Holy Communion was celebrated by the Bishop, aesisted by the Rector and by Rev. W J Cox.

Service in the evening was conducted by the Recter, the Bishop preaching from Romans X[V-12:— “Everyone shall give an account of himself before God.” The Bishop spoke exceedingly well and no doubt made « deep impression by his soul- stirring words,

A SERIOUS CHARGE.

Libelling Owners of the Mohegan

Loxpox, Nov 25,.—Captain Purdy, who was arrested a few days ago charged with criminally libelling the owners cf the recently- wrecked steamship Mobegan, in haviog written a letter to the survivors of

the Mohegan aseerting that the thip had been “‘pul away” in accordance with the

orders ot the owners, was arraigned ia the Criminal C » “Old Bailey.”

In auswer tothe charge Purdy declared that he would plead justification,

The Common Sergeant said that Purdy’s accuration was Of @ most serious nature, and meant that the owners had d: liberate- ly scuttled the ship. The Common geant called the prisoner’s attention to the fact that his plea involved a highly tech. nival proceeding,and advised him to re- consider, but Purdy again ssid that he should proceed on the lines of justification.

The case was then adjourned.

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hotel Davies: Geo R Josepb, Montreal; John Louson, Montreal; Ernest Semuer, Montrea); Allan Parsons, Montreal; J A Murray, St John; Ralph Murray, do; Geo P McLaughlin, do,

Queen Hotel: E M Shipprell, St John; Thos Corbett, Montreal; A F McArthur, Conway; Rev A Craise, Mt Stewart.

The & oundation of Health.

Medica] journals endorse and physicians prescribe Abbey’s Effervescent Salt. The daily use of this standard English prepara- tion will keep you in good nealth. Ali druggists, at 60c a large bottle. Trial siz-

25c.

Another lot of jackets and 18 Astracan capes opeced at Pati.n’s & Co. ee $4.75 for an all wool ulster in 4 colors

Best ulster in the market for che money. $6.75 for Shorey’s guaranteed ulster. $12

or the best ulster made in Canada by the maker— guaranteed and your money back by us if not satisfied—Jas Paton & Co. Best and largest assortment of Gents furnishings in the city can be seen at the model store shirts, collars, cuffs, ties, braces and hose. —R H Ramsay & Co.

A wonderful variety of new goods now

opened up at Carter’s Beoksiore, Cul! and inspect this evening, — Oe Church Services. SunpDay Nov 27.

METHODIST Prinee St.— Frayer meeting at 10,15 Rev. Mr, Emory at tt and Rey G M Campbell

at 7. Sunday Schooland Bible Class at 2.50,

Grace Church.—Frayer meeting at 10 Rev W.J. K.rby at ll, and7 KEveoimy theme, **Hagar the siave or the allezory of the coye- nants.” Sunday School and B.be class at

+ Epworth League wi recepuion of new mombers at Ciose © inday School. cordially invited. Se provided

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PRESBYTERIAN

Zion.—Prayer meeting at 10.15, Rev Mr, Whiteside at 11 and 7, Suaday Sehooi ana Bible Class at 2 50.

St. James’—Prayer meeting at J@ Rev T, F. Fullerton, at ll and at7. Sunday school and Bible class at 2.30

CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

St, Paygl’s.—Morning Prayer and confirma. tion service by the Bishop of Neva Scotia, at 1]. Suuday school and Bible Ciass at 2,3. Evening service at7, All seats free and un appropriated, Everybody welcome.

St. Peter’s —IHoly Communion at8 and il Matins at 10.15 Bible Class and Children’s cate- chising at 2,30 rveisung at 7. All seats free and unappropriated.

BAPTIST.

Prayer meeting at 10/0 Rev G. P. Raymond at ll.and 7, sunday scbool and Pastor’s Bible class at2.s0 cxtrangers welcome and vrovided with comfortable seats.

ST DUNSTAN’? CATHEDRAL

Low Mass at7 30a m Children’s Mass at 9, High Mass and sermon at 10,30, Vespers and Benediction at7 pm.

CENTRAL CHRIiTI

Corner of Prince and ¢ J Chas. }!. Appei at ii and7. Sunday School and Pastor’s Bible Class at 230. Prayer meeting Wednesday eveni: g at 7.80,

CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Chureh Upper Great George Street, Ser- vice at ll and 7. Suaday School and Bible Ciass at 2.30. Y.P.S.(... Prayer meeting Wednesday eveuing at 7.3).

CHESTNUT STREET.

Prayer meeting on Chestnut Street, Sunday at 4 o’clock.

SALVATION ARMY.

Sunday Services at 7, ll, 3, and at m.

Week night Services—Monday, Tuesday Thursday, Friday and Saturday at p. m.

GOSPEL MEETING, GosPEL MEETING.—Railway Men’s Meeting in Wright’s Hall, Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Strangers always welcome, Lesson Malachi35. “Judgment.”

—— a + a - <n Quebec Heater—Anoiher lot arrived today. The genuine Quebec Heater is sold onl; at the City Hardware Store. 275 3i

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Sir Cherles avd Lady Tupper are in Rome.

Rev T F Fullerton has returned from Hs! fax.

Lord Strathcona and Mount Royel has arrived in Montreal,

Col Moore, who bas been in Ottawa at- teuding the military conferencé, has re- turned to Charlottetown.

Mr TJ Dillon returned last evening feom a business trip to New Brunswick ,and jeft for Kensington this morning.

Mr Ernest Sumner, of Montreal, is here in the interests of Hodgson, Sumner & Co. He is registered at the Hotel Davies.

Mr D B Stewart, who has been on a business trip to the western section of the Province, returned to Charlottetown last evening.

Miss Winnie Macdonald, of New Glas~ gow, N 8, who has been visiting friends in Charlotvetown, croeeed to Pictou this morn- ing returning to her home.

Mr Allan Parsons, representing Brophy & Cairns, Montreal, was a passenger by the western train last evening. He is reg ;stered at the Hote! Davies,

Mr E M Sipprell, the wellskoown insur- ance man, is among the latest arrivels at the Queen Hotel. It is about two years since Mr Sipprell last visited this province. His friends here are g'ad to see him.

By the death of Mr John Stumbieg, re- corded elsewhere, Charlottetown good citizen. Mr. & province from Plymouth upwards of fifty He was attacked by paralysis about a year ago and never recovered from the effects. A widow and family of three daughters are |-ft to mourn.

Things to Make a Note of

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A. QO. ?,—Snpecial meeting tomorrow at 230 p.m. A iuil attendance is requested. At Old Mother Goose 3 Market in St

Peter’s Hall, December 13th, Litle Jack Horner will sit in bis corser eating his Christmas pie; for @ very small sum he will pull out a plum and give it to you to buy. 275 21

Exchange of Pulpits.—Rev J Charles B ypel, pastor of Main Street Church, St John, will preack for Rev Geo Manifold’s congregation in Kindergarten Hall tomorrow, both morning and evening.

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loses a! came to this:

A OH.—Special meeting tomorrow at |

2,30 pm. Ailthe members are request~ ed 10 be present.

The Bishop of Nova Scotia wiil hold special preaching services in St Peter’s Cathedral next week as follows: Sunday, Nov. 27th, 3.30 p m, Confirmation; 7 p m, mission sermon; Monday, 3.30 service for

children; 430, service tor women; 7.30 mission sermon and after meeting. Tues- day, 430, Intercessory service; 730,

mission sermon and after meeting.

Ciry Taxes.—The defaulter’s list has been beld overfor the purpose of giving citizens timeto pay vp. Those still owing city taxes are requested to call and have their names taken off thelist and avoid publication.

Song Service at the Gospel meeting in Wright’s Hall tomorrow afternoon at 3.45, Strangers always welcome.,

Gospel Meetirng.— Remember the Suan- day Gospel meeting ia Wright’s Hall at 4 o’clock. Strangers always welcome. Lesson, Malachi, 3-5, “Judgment.”

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LOCAL NOTICES.

The Royal Art Gallery was visited by a

good many people yesterday and the tabies |

were well patronized.

155 Boys 3 piece suits ¢3,50 and two piece suits by the 100 at $1,50 $2,00 and $2 50. Paton & Co.

A fresh lot of shredded wheat just received at Beer & Goff’s.

biscuits

275 2i

New citron, orange and lemon peels just opened at Beer & Goff’s. 275 21

The clothing that is guaranteed by the inaker is Shorey’s clothing. 276 tf

Buy Shorey’s clothing. 276 tf

Shoiey’s clothing is guaranteed by the maker. 276 tf 1250.00 worth on one line ladies fur ja kets and capes,the best fur goods in the ity. Paton & Uo.

A big pile of last year’s overcoats at half price at Paton & Co. waterproof uisters are selling

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Shorev’s

| fast $6.75, $8.00, $10.00 and $12.00~Jas

Patou & Co.

Four Newr unpLanp,—The steamer El- lot icft yesterday for St. John’s, Nfld, with a cargo of produce shipped by Mr Nathaniel Gay. From St John’sthe Elliot proceeds to Sydney.

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Bargaio Corner is the place you want to strike for tonight. Everything in the gents’ furnishing line; new bats just opened—W D McKay.

CHARLO TTETOWN er School of Engineering.

The Ch’town School of Exgineering will open for work on Thursday Evening, Dec, IstatSo’clock. A suitable room has been obtained in the Y. M.C. A. building and those intending to take the course would do wellto report themselves there, either on Monday evening, 28th,or Wednesday, 30th, when the undersig aed will be present to make any preliminary arrapgements,

The school willbe open fourevenings a week from § to 10 o’clock.

TERMS.—$8,00 par month or $20.00 for a full three months course.

Partial courses may be arranged un apf lica , tion, Mechanical Drawing 4 specially. Signed: G. D. MCKINNON, B. A.,Sc. | T, A. MACLEAN, B, A, Sc.

Mining and Mechanica! Engineers, Surveyors

etc . etc, 275 Iwk

Local and Other tems,

Brice Damaceno.—The Journal re- ports that the Kildare Bridge was badly damaged by the recent storm.

Convention. — The Liberal -Conserva-~ tive Convention for Eaet Prince will be

‘held in Summerside on Wednesday next.

More Cueese.—Mr T J Dilion will ship 1920 boxes of cheese by the City of Ghent this trip. The shipment will be made from Summerside.

New Rixk.—Mr John P Nicholson is making plans for anew skating rink to be erected in Charlottetown, which will prob- ably be ready for uee by the let of Janu- ary.

Grace Cuurcu.—The third sermon of the series on “The Women of the Bible” w:ll be preached in Grace Church tomorrow night. Subject, “Hagar the Slave, or the Allegory of the Covenants.”

Divers Here. — Two Halifax divers

‘came over by the Princess today. They

are here in connection with the wrecked bark Bertino, which turned vottom up in Charlottetown barbor a few days ago.

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Poice Cuvrt.~John Ring, for being

this morning

fined $90 or 90 days with hard labor.

Richard Collins, arrested on a warrant for

beating a man named Peter Olsen, was remauded until the 28th inst.

New Enorve.—Messrs Mark Wright & Co are placing a new and improved engine in their factory, the old one not being suffi- ciently powerful to meet the demands upon it. The new engine was imported from Ontario, and isa splendid piece of ma-

echiaery.

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iiesdilbubeiad Avorion or Pictures.—The Royal Art Gallery will be open today from 2 till 5, and from 7to9. Those attecding and purchasing a picture will have the entrance fee returned. Closing day today. Have youseen it? Pictures wil! be auctioned at 9 o’clock. sical

Cottece Extension. — St. Dunstan’s College is to be enlarged by the construc- tion of a wing 80x40 feet, which is to be completed for the opening of the next scholastic year. The change is made ne- cessary because of the increase in the num- ber of students in attendance.

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VatvanLre Grave. Bep.—Attention is directed to the letter of “*D MacNore,” re- garding a valuable bed of gravel: t Spring- ton. He claims that the gravel is excellent for balJasting purposes, and makes a sugs gestion regarding its use on the railway. The letter appears eleewhere.

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Arvemptep Svicipe—A commercial traveller named William Edmunds, repre~ senting a Montreal millinery house, at— tempted suicide by cutting his throat with a razor in his room at the Royal Hotel, St. John,a few days ago. Edmunds, it is said, had been drinking. He is now in the hospital, The wound is not very serious. Edmunds is about 50 years old, and is well known in the Maritime Pro- vinces.

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Marriep iN SomERVILLE.—At Somer- ville, Mass, on Wednesday last, the 23rd November, the marriage of Martha Eme- live Keating to Francis Edward Doyle was solemnized. Mr. Doyleis a son of Mr. Edward W. Doyle,a well known Islander, who is now master printer in the large firm of Rockwell & Churcplll, of Boston. The sewly-married couple will reside at

229 Summer St, Somerville, Congratu- lations. Sata clea Baixcinc 1n Tuerr GiFr3 FoR THE

Poor.—For years the children of the Sunday Schoolof the First Methodist Church haye held their Thanksgiving service in gq most becoming manner. ‘They come Jadened with gifts of clothing boots, groceries, Meats, orders for coal and wood, Orders 10r medicine, orders for groceries etc, Ittis a very pretty sight to see hundreds Of them march Np the aisles Of the church and deposit their gifts inside of the communaion rai], Mise Sayer’s class wii! oecupy the choire gallery the intermediate ccholars the body of the eburch. A short programme, consisting of recitatione, solos and choruees has been prepared:

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We give ovr guarantee that it is absolutely pure, containing no alum, ammonia or other in- jurious ingredients. We pre- pare it ourselves from the pur- est drugs obtainable.

Other high grade Baking Pow- ders sell at from 35c to 60ca pound.

Johnson's Baking Powder

is only 25c a pound; 15e for half pound. Sold by ail grocers

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Our gents’ never slip soled and h2eled boots, in Don- gola and Ca'f Stock, just what you want for damp days—they are decidedly the best thing introduced. ‘No rubber necesar [t has the proper degree of softness and elasticity, as wellZas durability, preventing dampness through the sole. See this line in our show window this weex. We are introducin them at the low price oi $3.00 and $4.00, men’s and boys whole stock heavy. =

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