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THh DAILY EXAMINER, OHARLOTTEPOWN, DECEMBnit 8 1900.

CANADIAN

PAGIFIG

RAILWAY. TOURIST SLEEPERS)

MONTREAL TO PAGIFIG COAST

Every Thursday

culars as to passage service to Can: dial British Columbia, | -egon ad

[FORNIA

For full part rates and train Northwest, Washington, C

CAL

phlets de

write

iso for maps and pam

to i

A. J. HEATH,

D.P.A,C.P.R.S

7 ~ ee 2 ie

“Away oif 9? Sicht

When you ;

ire compelled to hold the newspaper “

away oif” know that your eyesi is “away off” and should be procured at once. Consultation free.

tion guaranteed,

&. ?. Tiuieneson, OFTICIAN AND JEWELE Chariottetownr.

Satisfac

7

a“;

4 Weeks 4

THEN CHRISTMAS |

We're about ready for the AN-}

NUCAL RUSH. The fast filling up with | HOLIDAY PRESENTS |

}

Raphael Tuck Son & Co’s Xmas | F ‘€a cndars, Cards and Books her : now in great profusion. , Bovs’ and Girls’ Own Annnals/ and thousands of other good books. And Fancy Goods galore; the kind | you DON’T see in any dry goods store. Come anc see. }

Haszard & Moore

Sunnyside.

are;

APPLES'

me ; 2st tl ehereie e — *

——

13 bbls of first-class Northern : Spies and Baldwins just received in etock. If you wanta barrel of nice ers pples for house use or for retailing <ail and see our stock.

MINCE MEAT |

Onr stock of mince meat has just arrived. It is put up in one and two tins and also in ten pound pulls. Itis very nice stock and i pat up by a good reliable firm.

> : FIGS

‘yur Layer Figs are very fine stock ‘is year, being large and very —- , Th > “4 fica axe als j icy. e cooking figs are also} . <¢¥ good and cheap.

BEER & GOFF, Grocers

—_——

zt Pend } ’

Change of Time:

CHARLOTT [TOWN AND PICTOU. On and after Dec., the steamer Princess. wilt eave Charlottetown for Pictou at} ten o'clock, a. m,, instead of seven. Also, will leave Pictou after the zrcival of the evening train from Jbalifax. By order, f. W. HALES. Secretary, Ch’town, 5th Dec., 1900,

|Our

’

| > |v vertisement—millions read it. }

! Arrives from

big shop is}!

re

eg

diet DON'T NEGLECT

Friday, the 7th!

NEXT TO MURDER

A doctor, who keeps his pa- | tient at home, when he ought

| to send him away—for money

—ought to be held responsible. So ought we, if we mislead. offense is greater than because endanger

ad-

| his. we

thousands of lives by one

Some few must go for a | change of climate, or die; but,

| to thousands, Scott’s emulsion | of cod-liver oil is cure at home.

We'll send vou a litt!¢ to trv if you like. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronta

TIME

{ LOC

TABLES.

‘AL TIME)

‘Arrival and Departure of Trains

and Steamers. TRAINS.

| leaves for the west....... 7 35a Express arrives from the west.... 10 IO p the

Accommodation leaves

GEE cons dbetionw d0bG66 ¢ 666 654% big <ihbWclodwee ...6 0OO pm modation arrives from the WER ko cane o'e% 6 0 Cébe Kh08* GO eon. 80 Accommodation arrives from the WEE 666.6 te a 6 oka hn deans bee I for the east .. canoe

Xpress arrives from the

Accom 40a

“Xpress leaves

» Pr ert

Accommodation leaves 3 COp nr

10d ation arrives from. the

jor re cpu dy Gameaionkeans 4 50pm

rpe

STEAME RS. Princess leaves

for Pic morning at

BALeereee eeeseeeceavservece

Pictou every mcraing

icou. every

™m

m

THE CAMPANA

at Charlottetown from Montreal

Quebec every alternate Friday evening, ieaves on return the following Sat

and and urday even- ng.

THE CITY CF Gl! Isdue from Halifax and intermediate ou Thursday night of each return the following day.

THE JACQUES CARTIER

Leaves Charlottetown fcr Vernon River when ude suits, returning. Thesday, a.m, Wednesday arid Thursday at

ENT

ports

} aia week, Sailing on

4

two o'clock

Pas . Ua.

he proceeds to Orwell : on Thu rsday ever ing she returns from ( drwell about eight. On ‘riday morning at seven o’elock and on = :ur- iay ri rning at nine she sails for (¢ rapaud, re.urni Eg gs. me afternoor 2 at four Q ‘cl lock, THESOUTHPORT UCES ¥ p east River On Monday afternoon at yur ¢ ck returning the following luesday | morning; on Tesstas: she leaves Cha aslo ttetown

it three 2 o'clock, returning the same evening.

The steamer leaves for West River on Thurs-

lay afiernoon at four oclock returning on | Frid ay ™ orning; on Friday afternoon at four o'clock she also goes to West River, returning }

‘e Saime even ing.

TiiE ELVIN

| Leaves for Rocky Point each week day at 7,

2 39, 9. 30 and ss 8. My tnd I, 2, and 4 p.m; returning leaves Kocky Poiut at 8, 9,

tOand 11.30 a.m; ard 1.30, 3, and 4.30. On Sunday's the Eifin leaves for Rocky Point at Qa. m. and 12.45,2 and 4p. m; teaving Rocky Point at 10a. m., 1.15, 3.0C and 4 30 p. m.

THE HILLSBOROUGH ‘Leaves Prince Street ferry wharf for South

}port every half hour.

PICTURESQUE

Prince Edward

Island

25c at all

Bookstores

An illustrated book on P. E. Ist- and. An interesting souvenir for tourists.

ce Ait se nat

——

THE POOR rOusdsr.

Deak Sin,—Having had occasion to visit the Poor House o/ your city a short time ago, and through the kindness of Mr Allen, the kee per, shown the different wards, 1 con- versed with several of the inmates,

i fifteen tosixteen unfortunate beings

' certain

| Poor House had

,asS one of our East Point candidates On Tues-

YOUR WATCH

If you allow your watch torun too |

Jong without cleaning, or with dam- aged parts it may be worn so badly 'as to destroy its usefulness ss a time- piece. your Watch Doctor and if if repairs he will advise you accord- te ‘and perhaps save your watch.

WE BOAST on our repair depart- ment turning

ut first-class work |

lonly. Wr Gu Sarees ALL OUR WOR; | iif vou have not given us a trial it will pay you to do so and we will be

| pleased to see you at GREAT GEORGE | STREET.

W. N. TANTON,

J 2weler.

Sign ef the Big Watch,

‘would make a valued wedding or} Xmas Gift. A!lsolots of other new | Foods epening for the Xmas» trade.

people claim to be jany visit the Poor House

} one of my children. I was left in a weak, run-

Moriagi Better have it examined by | Or! &% in need |

iwho, |

who spoke very highly of Mr. Allen, think, is a gentleman ix every respect.

But I regret to state that the condition of the Poor House of P. K. Island isa disgrace to any gov- ernment or country of whieh the Christians. [Let Liberal or Conservative. and go through the different wards. He will find from

man,

huddled together a small room containing besides the inmates fifteen or sixteen beds, or a bed for

each inmate. Some of those beds are

in

without pillows, andto add to the Misery Os the sane among our un- fortunate fellow beings they find

themselves associated with lunatics

andid.ots. Of this class the Pp oor House has eleven, who should at once be removed to Falconwood,

where they rightfully belone. I do not consider it fair on the part of any government to have such beings as this

class under the care ot the keeper of the Poor House—particularly when there are upwards of fifty inmates in such a building as the P. KE. Island Poor House.

In my opinion, and] am sure the opinion of any right-thinking man, irrespeetive ot his political feelings, it would have been far more com- mendable for the Farquharson Government to expend a_ small ariount of th e money used in cor-

rupting the electors of Prince Ed- ward island at the lant veneral election in purchasing a farm near the city of Charlottetown where

could be placed those unfortunate people to assist in earning their own living, and-not be a burden ona class of people. Certainly they are not a burden on the pres- ent Government, for the simple rea

son that the Gove

tm it nt takin ho

interest in their vrelfare. Mr. Editor, | can assure you if those inmates of the

a vote they would not be smoking the offal from the Charlottetown tobacco factories. |] would not be the least surpi ised to see those people smok ing ten cent cigars and wearing plug hats such

is Wearing at present.

JUSTICE, 1900.

King’s County, Dec. 6th,

The fact that all women suifer during the birth-hour leads a great many women to accept a degree of suffering which is altogether unnecessary. Sometimes it is hours, sometimes days before the struggle is over. No medicine can ab- solutely eliminate pain from this time of travail, but Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Pre- scription can and does make the baby’s advent practically painless. It acts upon the org ans of maternity, giving them stren and elasticity. It produces strength comfort and ‘mental cheerful- ness. It is an effective tonic, giving tne mother abundant nutrition for her child.

SI Puieve I owe my life to Dr. Pierce's reme- dics, and have long felt it my duty to acknowl- edge the benefit I received from Dr. Pierce’ Favorite Prescription and ‘ Pleasant Pellets,’ ” says Mrs. Maria O. Hayzel, writing from Brook- land, D. C. “Six years ago, after the birth of

down condition. My health seemed utterly

ne. Life wasa burden. 1 dectored with three

ifferent physicians and got norelief. I began to get worse, and to add to-the complications, I suffered terribly from constipation. I chanced to see one of your advertisements and concluded to try the above remedies. I commenced to take Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and ‘ Pieasant Pellets,’ and began to improve right away, and continued improving anc gaining in strength, I cannot express the relief, it was so great, Seven months later my little daughter was born without much trouble. I feel that I would never have been able to endure my confinement only for the help due solely to Dr. Pierce's medicinés. She was a fine, healthy child. and the only one I have ever been able to nurse.”

Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets cure con- stipation.

Ware

Something entirely new here, and

G. H. TAYLOR | «

Sunnyside, Jeweler and )p icia

pr sk

OLD VS. NEW

Methods. in the Treatment

Disease Have Changed Very Much.

Many Theories Once Considered Ac. curate, are now Discarded— Methods of Treatment Which at One Time Were Very Popular,are Now Obsolete---the Searchlight of Scientific Truth has shown up the Weakness of Much Medical Prac-

of |

WE ARE BRETHERN A’.

ROBERT NICOLL,

A happy bit hame this auld world would be, If men, when they’re here, could | make shift to agree. An’ ilk said to his neighbor, in cot- tage an’ ha’, ‘Come, gi’e me your hand—we are

’ 7)

brethren a’.

I ken na why and wi anither should fi¢ht,

When to ree would make a’body cosie an’ right,

When man meets wi’ man, ‘tis the best way ava,

tice.

The old-time physician used to! ojen the veins and bleed his pa-| tint.

ihe same antiquated gentleman |

picserived violent purgatives tor all | diso1 aers of the stwu mach. We have outgrown and discarded | the bleeding treatment. | The other,—the purgative treat-| ment for stomach troubles,—is ju st | as ioolish and should be lett behind. Purgatives, while they temporarily relieve, weaken the b ody < ind do mais upon the stomach at all, but| > upon the bowels. In some purgative is

act

Cases a

necessary, and the proprietors a Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets, recog-|

nizing this, have enclosed with each} package of Dodd's Dyspepsia Tablets | an envelope of small laxative tab-| lets to be taken when necess< iry, but | a laxative treatment will never cure | dy spey sla.

bodd’s Dyspepsia gesting the fooa and thus allowing | the stomach to rest, cure dyspepsia in the on! y common sense way, that

Tablets by di- |

dS 5 lisie AWale

Wy u Lodds Ly Spepsia ‘Lable tS nts a DOX al ail druggists. ‘Lhey li cure any case ot bie (except cancer).

ay

are

stomach

rt rh Livre

lhe large white tablets digest ali | ihe focd and tone up the Digestive rcvans j ihe small brown tablets are mildly | kative, and stimulate the liver| and bowels.

iogether they never fail —— 6 <ee———__ - Ps tab sen Ad Qesinicia Murder and Suicide.

‘

BLACKWELL, Mo., Dec. 5.—Two men, one about 50and the other 206

ears of age, supposed to have been | ips, appeared here during the | sight and*were per mitted to sleep i in } i boilerroom. ‘oday the younger uwian was found dead ona railroad ack. He apparently had been aurdered and robbed. A posse oi

iran

| | uen scoured the courtry and | on captured the dead man’scom-} anion of the night. He was taken!

the room 1 where the d ting man lay | od ace murde Vith a ick movement Pros old} man dno’ a uife, stabbed 1 him lf through the and fell de aaa before his orror-stricken captors. The names

f tle dead men cunnot be learned.

ace of

“ne Carl

<a ———

Death of a Litterateur.

New York, Dec. wr —A special cable despatch to the Brooklyn Kagle from Rome says: ‘‘Mrs. Abby

Sage hichardson, dramatist. poet, literary critic and translator, died in this city today. She was the wid- ow of the late Albert Dean Richarc- | son, newspaper man and author. Mrs. Richardson arrived here with her son, Wm Sage, the novelist. carly 1D November. and her death was wholly unexpected by her friends

in Rome.

” Created a Cardinal.

__

said they had heard nothing about it. <A papal consistory will be held | in Rome before os Year’s, and it | is expected that Archbishop Du-| hamel will then receivea cardinal’s!

S2at. { - — Pram } imple Simon went a fishing- C ‘ouid you b lame the boy for hata) Had a bite ---his daddy caugit him,

caught it with a slat! Ww hen he got home. If

fishing try your luck at the tish pond at t he bazaar in the Market Hall on Th ursday, the 13th. You'll) be able to tell some ones when you ¢o home.

And Simon

you enjoy:

PA

vr rot ® UC

Remember, Remember. ‘The 13th of December. For if you foryet it You li surely regret it : | And old Mother (J oose Will take no excuse.

The ‘ell be fun by the ton

So iet every one

comne co the ¢rand Market H il on that date.

: bazaar in

TT ee oe Re ret supplies for y at W ebster & rew go ods

ur o hr istimius MacKay’s. <All

| W.

‘ng purposes, only 12c and 15¢

So say, ‘‘Gi'e a your hand—we are! brethren ?

-- MUSIG.. Herbert A. Tanton

(Late of New York.)

—TEACHER OF— |

PIANO, ORGAN and VOICE CULTURE.

tr }

culture a specialty.

»—Tanton’s New Puild! ng, Great | > treet, Charlotteto vn, BP. is. I.

1 durs—Z2 to 15 to 6. a7

GEO. CARRUTHERS,

4.D.0.0., i. 8. GC P., London, Eng.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Office and residence—Kent Street.

| opposite Mark Wright’s factory.

Office hours—S8 to 10 a. m., p.m., 7 to8 p. in

Telephone communication.

12 to2

|p. m,

| p. m.

~

cember 11th, at 2 p.

| ‘Political ‘Meetings.

_e.ectors at the follow:ng !'mes and places :

POLITICAL MEETINGS,

The Hon. George Forbes and J. R. Irving, Esq., will meet the au ctors. of the 4th District of Queen's Co, at the following times and places:

Wood Islands Hall, Wednesday, Novem- ber 28th, at 7 p. m.

Pleasant Valley, Thursday, November 29th, ak: 2 p- m.

Belle Kiver, Friday November 3oth, at 7p m

Melville, Lot 60, aturday, December Ist,. at 2 p, m,

Avondale, Monday, December 3rd, at 2 p. Mm,

Uigg Hall, Tuesday, December 4th, at 7 Pownal Hall, Wednesday, December Sth, , at 7 p. m,

Caledonia, Thursday, December 6th,

at 7 Grand View, Friday, December p- m. : Montague West, Saturday, December Sth, at2p m.

Eidon Hall, Monday, December 1oth, at 2 », m.

‘ a Cove, Monday, December roth, ag |7 Pp.

ahams River Bridge Hall, m,

The Opposition candidates are in-

vited to attend the above meetings, n26—d&wid

7th, ai 2

Tuesday, De.

The sndvndaid: Seite been invited by he Liberal-: on servative ‘Con vention ot the Second Electoral District of ( Jueen’s County o stand as oandidates for the district at the Provincial election to be held on December i2th, beg to announce that they will meet the

Rustico Bank, Monday, December 3rd, at 7 p m.

New Glasgow, Tuesday, December 4th, at

e p- m. Wheatiey River, Tuesday, December 4th, at :* p- m. He nter River. Thursday, December 6th, at - 7 p. m. 7 Pp.

MISS TEMPLE, ART EXHIBITION

C. T. U. ROOMS, THURSDAY DECEMBER 6th, .

Afternoon ard Evening.

Paintings in Oil, Water Colors. (including local views) and Chima, | Art Novelties, etc.

EWEN MACDGUGALL

General Agent, Commission

Merchant and Auctioneer. OFFICE AND WAREROOMS | 73 GREAT GEO. ST.,

Charlottetown, P. E. I. P..O Box 333.

Reference, Bank of Neva £cotia.

JOHN P. BRENNAN

Ship Groker, Commission Merchant and deiler in all kinds of pruiuce, my large and commod ous ;remises on Cummerciat Street | being particularly adapted for band.ing v! | Prince Edwaid }sland products,

Consigaments solicited.

Prompt returns.

JOHN P. BRENNAN,

North Sydney, Sept. 25, dy 135 wy.

W. D. ROSS,B.A.

ATTORNEY AT LAW

Attheoffice of A. A. McLean, Q C., Brown’s Block, Ch’town

NIGHT CLASSES

—AT THE— C.B.C. ° Sessions per Week OPENED ON Monday, Nov. 22, 1906 t 7.30 p. m. Thorough instruction in Book Keeping, Business Pen-vanship.

Arithmetic, Commercial Law,Short ' nand, and Typewritinu. Intending students are asked to enter at once. or as soon as possible. Terms, etc., on application to

L. B. MILLER,

Py

+ 34

j ’ incipa |

Applies !

Apples

Good Apples for cecking and ea | }e peck.

Willow Market Baskets

Just received, a fine lot of cx\ ered |

_ Willow Market Reskote

Eureka Blend Tea

If youwrnt Tea that wil pleae! you, try Fureka Blend, this is cur special blend.

R, F, Maddigan & C-,

Lower Queen Street.

Nu rth Wj ilts} hire, p- me 6)

Muton, Friday, December 7th, at 7 p. m. _— h River, Saturday, Decemlir 8th

Friday, December 7th, at

tv

; ai 7 P- Sees Ilaven, Monday, December roth 2p.m Cornwall, Monday, December 10th, at7 p. m. Afton Hall, Tuesday, December 11th, at |2p m.

candidates to attend, JOHN T. MELLISH. EPHRAIM GALLANT.

The government ully icvited

are respect-

to

We are Agents for the

GENUINE Tortoise Heaters

WITH TWO PIECE TOP

We warrant every one. Call and let us show you one.

We are almost giving away

Enamelled Ware

DODD & ¢ ROGERS

Desirable Residence for Sale.

That property on the Malpeque Road, 100x50 feet, near the school- house, ten minutes walk from the | post office, consisting of a new dweil- | ing containing seven rooms, togeth- er with outbuiliugs. This property: is pleasantly situated and make a desiratle private residence. Apply

JOSEPH CLARKE, Malpeque Road

DENTISTRY

SUNNY- SIDE

Office in New Prowse Block First door to the right up stairs, Telephone connec-

DR. AYERS