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come back again and bring othere with them. This isthe key- rote of our success. We strive to ple se everyoue who leaves an order with’ us Why not give oF us your next order and he =F thoroughly convinced what we Aro Say 18 trne, “ We xwlicit your valued orders. % ee * BRUCE STEWART & COY, & The Modern Fonnlers,' Engineers sp and Maciniats, 5. Navy. - Wharf, ( h’town P, E, ts Phone 125 od i Se ye ee am ie o oF ie 2", we oh a Oe : ro Pe i Soa SS

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THE DALL-Y EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 25 1899

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Trae Spring Health,

iD inna ’ “° A ‘Peine’s Celery Comprund The Great Diseasa Banishor and

— Tee [ i Sin» goal and Uther \iems U i : Lui Lors Freicat.—The Pictou aeae: ate says: Station-master Websier is a psy man (hese days. Over ® x.y cara 0 P. is [-land freight were ing he ra ‘ yard on Widnes ‘ he Stauiey a r HCcessS had lil ar Oe ' Mepab AND PLA ti : I si pres ted to tl »of ce ( ety , 60% vA lt ; missing tro the tow A plan va ‘ Ks eys'em Vv i at $340 3) ny, A comm ped ivor, recorder, aud tw ec! ls 8s inves sling | seinscesaialclcs G ) WoRK lt ole tL manner il Ww rey s of t various paris meuts of the Provincial Government have } eo printed by Mr, John Coombs, Queen's Printer, 14 occasioning comment. Kvid ently Mr Coombs has done everythiog in

bis power to maintain bis repu’ation in this | revard. nie

Burvep To Deara.—A fatal accident ecurred at Rver Bourgeoise, N. urday Jas's when th+ #'x year-old Burke 1 st her life with other»,

er of Josep The child in company herself bv I vhting with havinge, when saddenly her thin clothing

git in the blaze Her fa her reached

about , but to that

«pace of (me «be was buraed to such extent that death within tea sours

was fires

jer three minute “hol 4" came sissies

SaipeinG Disasrens --Tse tra- ioa of the Buresu Veritas ba- just pub- lisbed the list of mariime di-asters during be month of February, 1899, coverrning all flags, as follows: Saiimg v-ssele re- ported lost : oa >Ame-ican, 1 Austrian, 27 B-itish, 2 Ch han, 3 Danish, i Dutch, 3 French, 2 G erman. | Greek, 6 Italian, 1 Japanere, 8 Norwegian, 3 Portugnese, 4 Russian, 6 Spanish, 3 Swedish : Total 89 [uo this number are included 9 vesrels ree ported m's ing. Steamer- lost: 3 Ameri cap, 29 Briti-h, 1 Danish, 5 Dutch, 2 French, 1 Italian, 2 Japane-, L Norwegian, 2 Swedish; total 44. In this number are included 3 steamers reported missing. Causes of losses—Sailing ves- sels: Stranding, 36; collision, 6; fire, 3; foundered, 5; abandooed 12; condemned, 1#; aad missing, 9; total, 89. Steamers: Stravding 17; co'lission, 3; fire, 2, founds ered, 1; abandoned, 3; condemned, 15; and missing 3; total 44.

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Our Immense Railway System. The railway system in the United

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USED BY ALL CLASSES AWD Pat SCR'BE} BY HONSST PRD EBLE PRYSICIARS.

Paine’s Celery Compound makes p*o-

| pl+ wellin springtime. It is as far sup~ sarsapar-

| silee oa i ' . | illas and pills as strength is better than

“tates employs 36,900 locomotives, 26, - 900 passenger cars and 8,000 mail and daggage cars. These figures seem large ti!l the number of freight cars is stated Whic h is 1,250,000. A passenger train consisting of locomotive, tender, bag- gage and six passenger cars, With their contents, is estimatd to weigh about 184 tcns. Freight trains sometimes reach a weight of 550 tons. An ordinary passenger car costs from $4,000 to §5,- 000 and a sleeping car anywhere from €10,000 to $20,000. The system, with its gigantic equipment, is practically the growth of asingle generation. With the additions of another quarter or half a century posterity ought to stand and gaze at its stupendous proportions. But it will probably be gradually educated out of all its capacities of womger, as we bave been out of many of our own.— New York Tribune.

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The burglar w vbo ‘does several I ‘*fobs’* and eludes the officers of the law isa keen observer, a man of forethought, and one whose executive ability is un- questioned. Houses are not entered be- cause they have brownstone fronts, nor are stores broken into by the profes- sional thief without an investigation. When the skillful burglar is to *‘job,"’ he studies the habits of the resi- dent or proprietor. In a case ip Troy a few years ago a jewelry store was rob- bed. Apparentiy there was nota clew.

named the thieves by the method em- ployed in ge tting into the store, and eubsequently the thieves were co nvicted.

Certain burglars always enter a cellar and come up through stairs, floor or trapdoors. Others have skeleton keys.

Others go above and come down stairs.

Some break in rear and others front doors. In the robbery above referred to the two thieves bad been in Troy three successive Saturday nights. They had faste ned a silk thread on all entrances

in such a way that if apy one enters d r left the store the thread would be broken. Thus the burglars learned that the proprietor and clerks did not visit re afier clesing Saturday night

inti) Senday. The fourth Saturday ‘obt they ‘‘cracked’’ the safe. Except eir-methodical way of entering eeliar) po suspicion would hav:

hed itself to them.—Troy Tim

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Miller Wanted.

A youog man haviag +xperience ina Grist Mi. Please state length of time in m'lliog and wages wanted, Adiress ‘Miller” P. O. Box§375, Ch’town.

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Paine’s Celery Compound as a spring medicine has the confidence of our varied classes of Canadian population. Nothing more decisively proves the worth, popular- ity and universal nee of the great medicine than ¢ fact that it is now used by our wealthest peovle who formerly relied on the best med cal skill.

Paine’s Celery Compound in spring time builds un the broken down nervous ey*tem, purifies the blood, regulates and perfectly tones the whole digestive system, giv es arelishfor fcod, aud bestows 4 needed vitality aod bodily strength.

Paine’s Celery Compound to-day i prescribed by the foremost physiciars for the cure of kidvey and liver troublere It ia invariably euccessful in its work’ mak- ing men and women well! when they have failed with other medicines.

Now isthe timeto use the marvellous compound if you desire new blood, new sirength and new life for the work and duties of approaching summer. Paine’s Celery Componnd has done wonders for your friends and neighborr; you need (he same never-failing medicine for your case If you would be cured do not be per- euaded to try a substitute.

Loxpon. April 23.—The bill to repeal the Irish Crimes Act was defeated for the third reading in the House of Commons hy a voteof 2°0 to 1l4 The Attorney~ General for Ireland, the Right Hon. J. Atkinson, pointed out the efficacy of the Ac:. the ex’stence of which, he asser'ed. hed brought about the present peace. . ; rejoiced the Attornev Genera! added, the witdom an! jastice of the Act, aud is demanded the retention ofjthis instroment,

“ready for use in case of emergency.”

April | 22.—Serceant-Major of the One Hundred and Regiment. has been ar rested ‘Bromberg, Prussia, about seventy miles from Posen, and has been taken in chains to Spandau, nine miles frem here, where the state prison is sit- vua'ed. The prisoner is charged with bigh treason in furnishirg Russian agents

BERLIN, Albrecht.

with detailed plans for moblizing the German army. Mail and E mp re: It seems prol able

that Mr. Tarte’s opposition to the cj7etion of M>. Sifton from the Cabinet is ba-ed upoo the opinion that it would be unlucky to break the eet.

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Dharma, the ascetic priest, was the gon of a king of India. He went into China, and fer the space of nine years be remained in contemplation in a tem- ple. Later he went to Japan, and he died on Mount Kutavka. He imposed upon himself, as the first rule of his life, privation from sleep. One day, in- dignant at falling asleep, he cut off his eyelids and threw them away as miser- able sinners. From the spot where the eyelids bad fallen sprang up a bush which is the tea plant, affording the perfumed beverage which chases away sleep. —Vick’s | Magazine.

All forms of scrofula, sores, boils, pim— ples and eruptions, are qu ickly and per-~ masently cured by Hood’s Sarsaparila.

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Diamond Rings Gipsey Rings Chain Bracelets ornetie Chains Gents Chains Brooches etc. ete. ete

We are giving special value in Watch2s avd Clocks. 1t will give us pleasure to show them

o you.

W. N. TANTON Great George St.

First class agents everywhere to introduce the Acme Sunlight Gas Generator; only reliable automatic acetylene gas geperator on the mar- ket sells at eight: liberal inducements to re- liable agents: apply to the SuolightGas Co

Lad. Mc at’ eal.

that comforiable dwelling house

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