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na a ae Ac A en REN THE EXAMINE« re ; eal Job Printing Rooms, LONDON HOUSE QuakN STRE:+ T ee 3 aaa Tob Printing of all kinds short Bilinesd atcha ngs At shor Rotice For neat, clean, tasteful Printing, | eis, Posters, Dodgers, et amph and prompt attention to orders, THE | se i EXAMINER Job Printing Depart. | ment is peculiar. Don't forget it. Cenus:—Ffive Dowtars o Vx ‘ ak te id eee ea as . This is trae Liberty, when Free Horn Won, having to advise the Public, may speak free,”--5 cad rere Bo —Evniprprs, : 5 % eres Srrete Cops fen 0 T ™% T ’ “vy = , E re Bee eae eee Bf abo NEW SERIES. ao

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1892

VOL. 29.-NO. 289

Full Moon, 13 h day . tee

inf «nts, as ite soothing and healing properties

Calendar for Larch, BY) OTETETETE_E_EEeeeEeEeEeESES—— SSS sii n ; MOON'S CHANGES. THE DAILY EXAMINEK.! Locat and Other Items. iat First Quarter, 5 h day a . 2B afte ny paererenoeegengon nnn

ite MARCH 9, 1892 Moruers should use Phil d-rma on their } Rg

Last Quarter, 2ist day

r i ° n - 052 after i

New Moon, 28th day . 854 morn! . Apogee. 15 bday Gh. after | ] | = bu 4 : oi | nS Day pie High Water. ; . - of Day of Week. —stniiahsiaetent viele. a. onth. Morn. | After | dechsadeds Picaalil at tbe —" h i ~ : } é y f } r aaa jem) = Is the name of the New Froagess by 3 Wednesday | 0 30 | rhicl reed . | a | a 0 which Tweeds and other Clots are ‘ | Friday 1 48 2 15 , - | : ie ta | 913 rendered entirely Rainproof without Sund sy | 36) | : si Br & 30 the slightest trace of the appligation 8 | Teeeday | e402] 3 6: a 9 | Wednesday a1] oa ee ee 10 Thursday 8 53 9 15 -- | “ee 9 36 10 2 9 aturdsay 1; 1031 | 16 2 13 Sunday | 10 44 1 10 59 | we o9 ; 5 7 j id Monday 1] '4 ] , it IS scarcely overs J ac 5 i = 3 y overstating the fact to say covery of the $ 15 =| Tuesday } 1145 | mdo’ht time, affecting weanne apparel nee ) prey yaetsits of en \ Wack }n do's Sat eae ‘ng apparel, has supplied such a universal and Jong felt j | Dhuraday g . | : us Se * NCiissa | “OCeS ; 1aKes C i i Z| Prada | 50 | 0 4 | Hissa process Which makes cloth perfectly rainproof Without . | Steep Lat} 27 excluding the air. The old style of ‘water. - uogday 3.3 25 i | 9 | Soday 2 20 | 2 i | mo k e por clothing has never been satisfactory, it 92 «=| Tuesday ai | ae is indeed an abominatior t has > ) 23 «| Wednesday £39 | 624 | ated simply because there was nothi bette roe it ets nee ie 2 =| Thursday 77). 749 | water, but it shuts out the ‘te We orcr: Truc, it some) Hieeeed the | ie 73 7 49 | ae out the air as well, and so generates a dampness which is not 26 | Saturday | 92i 9 46 | bag. tal 27 | Sunday | 10 6 | 1096 | in the ex ke ubbe ( ’ . ea Aiken | Monday | 10 5% li 3 , , Cr , 29 | Tuesday 120 | 137 very wane l althy an 30 Wednesday ll 54 oe positively dangsero! Wi has ; althy ana 3 ——— 1) .. oe eo Vho has not often experienced the discomfort of being aimost hermeticaliv sealed 1 2r overcoat, ; 1 j I Sel ‘cd in a rubber overcoat, and enveloped in that intensely

[SS or

ae

SOCTHING, CLEANSING,

HEALING.

instant Relief, Permanent Cure, Failuce Impossibie. _Many so-called diseases are

simply symptoms of Catarrh,

euch as beacache, losing s_use

of sme), fou! breath, bawking

and spitting, general feeling } Of debility, ete. If you cre By troubled wit 1 any oft sor § ;

kindred symptoms, you Lave

Catarrb, and should lose no

time procuring a bottle o Be we =~

Bwcas

| |

JAMES A. MORRISON, H \LIFAX.

AGPNT FOR

WARRL J, CAKEBREAD & C0.,

TEA MERCHANTS, London, «-- England, ——AND ALSO——

Several First-Class West India Firms, etc.

SPECIALTIES: Tea, Sugar and Molasses.

Carefa! attention given to consignments of Prince Edward Island Produce.

REFERENCE—Bank of Nova Scotia.

OFFICE —Pickford & Black’s Wharf.

Halifax, August 13, 1891—dy & wy

El '

LA GRIPPE VANQUISHED.

FPLACE one of the OZONATOR DISIN.- FECTANTS in your house and La Grippe will not trouble you. The most powerful and pleasant Disinfec- tant kuown to the medical profession.

F. DeC. DAVIES

DRUGGIST,

is AGENT for them here, and will cheerfully show and explain their use to those who desire it. Call and see them. No trouble w show them cod&wy—janli

———— een eo

=GRATEFUL—COMFORTING

EPPS'S COCOA

BREAKFAST.

“By s thorough knowledge of the natural lswa which goverr ths operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties of well-selected Cecos, Mr. Kpvs

provided our breakfast tables with a deli- ately flavored beverago which may seve us many heavy doctors’ bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of dict that & constitution may be gradually buist up antil strong e100 btu tesist every tendency to disease. undrede 9 sabdtie maladies are floating around us ready \ Sttack wherever there ia a weak point. w Inny escape many a fatal shaft by keepina our selves weil fortified with pure blood and # pr’ lade, — tame lies ater or mils mpiy wit w . Sold only in packets, by Grocers. labelled thar JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Ohemiste,

LOBSTER CANS |...

from the best Tin Stock, and every Can warranted. Boxes all made and |e: (hos ee ous ar st ‘dried one year ahead to insure the Cans against rusty edges, and none but experienced workmen employed, ‘thus enabling me to offer the best

disagreeable odor \

hi rubber clothing. Ail unpleas 1-3 may worn by Wed { cer

reaily

ch pervades all this danger and

cerments whicl now be ‘avoided germents which have been made rainproof by ti

A aisle i new and :ul Method.

The trade mark, as above, stamped upon the garment

‘health, is deeply regretted in Cape Breton

—Mr. M watt has his moments of weak- nas tov Ina one-+f them he introduced a dil pr-h bing the sale of cigarettes to juveniles. Upon which the Montreal Gaz+ te remarks that Mr. Mowatt’s statute book may be the embodiment of Christian

to take the piace in the family of the |mavernal slipper and the paternal rod,

i ; : ; — Mr. Gisborne, Superintendent of Gov-

; ernment telegraphs, has received a letter fron: Monsignor Bosse, at Point aux Esqui- maux, Labrador, under date February 1, in which he says thera is very litule suow upon the coast of Librader and little ice -tl at ; cons quently the seal hunting dur- img November and December between Mutton Bay and Blane Sableon was very good ; also that the eatch of far was geod, and no distress was knuwa throaghout the district.

— Mr. F. W, Fearman, a dealer in pork, has writt na letter to the Torosto G ob: showing what the influence of unrestricted reciprocity would be upon that business A table which Mr. Fearman has prepared of actual prices psid by him siave he began business in 1865, shows that whereas his purchases have increased from 500 to 39 900 hogs annually, he is able to pay tarmers very much betrer prices than those which are paid in the Uaired States, much better prices than were psid before the new duti-s were imposed in 1879, and much beter prices than would be possible pow if the barrier between th- U ited States and Canada were thrown down.

— The death of Captain George L Burchell, of Sydney, at Poland Springs, where he had gone for the benefit of his

and by ail who knew him everywhere, As

foes, Soe render it invalu b « hi i Notes and Comments. sellit 25 soak. en «aan Bye-elections will take p!sce in, — Hay 18 Scarce —Hay is ve in 8

Souch Perth Jobu and th v4 exmcduoahi. si eae ae March 10 and the price has advanced considerably,

OI i 55 cs in ks cs © 71/1 beings from $14 to $14 50 hy the carlosd. ee i. ee © 1g! The hay brought down from Qu-bee did not DM fe: ee eee ss 12 give the gatisfaction that was expected.—Sun,

West Northumbesland............. “ 15]

and political wisdom, but it cannot be made N

day, felt so good when he finished eating

A Jo8 lot, inclu ling covered dishes, sou p rureeds, §suce tureena, cups and saucers pitchers and basins «ll of which mass and will be sold. —W. P. C..lwill

Feb 25 dy wky

_ Wants 4 Rica Wip w -The Bridgetown, v. 3., Montcor coataias the following adver. tisement : A young geatleman, aged 25 years, a resident of Annapolis county, is desirous of corresponding with a rich widow. Qj ct

matrimony.- Address “‘E. A. W.,” post office, Bridgetown, :

Now is the tine to get crockery, glass Od Chia’ at your own prices, as we want to make room for new gvods to arrive early in spemg, at the cheapest Crockery Sture.—W P. Colwill.

Fb 26 4vks dy wky.

See

Ositvaky ~An Amherst despatch says ; FP sliowing clossiy upon the desth of Mrs

Osivin Blick of Amherst, which took plce + last Wednesday, comes the death of her husband, on Tussday, at over 70 years of age. Mr. Black was highly esteemed as une of the old residents.

Estey’s Emusion of ‘3d Liver Oil is pleassat to take as milk Lae p-calise manner ta which it is mid+ readers it acceptable to the most s-usitive ssomach

For emghs, colds, consump*ion, delicate

children, who»pisg couga sad al was ing

diseases there is uo remedy to quel it. mld-v im

_Sarp He Wovurpd Wack Back. -J ho Smuh, the strsogs wndividuss woom. fticer Myl-s thawed out and treared to a dinuer at the north end police station the other

that he concluded he wovld walk back to

commander of the Bras DO. Navigation Co. he was largely instrumental in bringing | the Island before the notice of tourists, 80 | that sow it has become the most p pular

i i PE resort in the Morice nathing dishonor: |

you buy, is the only visible or tang- ible evidence that it has passed t k

“a se rOws i the Niclissa process, and — O cep , ereg ee — is a ps tive guarantee that the article 15 absolute rainproof, ! | he air circtiates through the material as freely as before; not slightest perceptibic ade: has been imparted to it nor g Y pe! nas the sott phable texture of the goods been th % } juterterecdt with. Mo rcp varity ic Ames pas bmnte tint . cence noes tutcnaty to the durability of Gio erserwrt re ee ey motiy roe, ‘hese ood: ae TOW being placed in th hands of the trace throuvhout Canaca.ancd should be found on the counters of every first-class

ce aend . «9° } ’ j ey 4 c r . Gere} Don't order a Waterpreof of any kind until you : tics

I ¢ THE MELISSA MANUFACTURING CO., KiONTREAL.

ee

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FOR SALE,

Building Lot on Great George Street.

note: “He was ‘indeed one of nature’s noblemen. He was a msn of strong attach- ments He loved his mative Island us man loves his own flash and bleod, aad in him Cape Breton has lost a true and devoted citizen.

Horse Notes.

(From Turf, Farm and Home.)

Russian horses are controlled more by the voice than by the rule.

Ownegs of standard-bred colts or fillies that are not registered, should attend to getting them registered at once as it will add much to their selling value.

The number of breeders in New England who are feeding large quantities of grain to stock on which there is no gain is, un- doubtedly, very large.

C. W. Williams announces that Allerton

Tae subscriber offers for sale the Lot on which his 8 ables stand. This is by all odds the best lot in the city for a gentleman’s residence. If not sold b. fore the 26"h of April, [ will, on that date, sell it my Aucti m, together with the bal- ance of my Stabl+ Ontfit, consisting of 1 superior Barouche, 1 Boat Wagon, | Single Wagon. 1

TALLS and FLATS, made only

Riding Sadale, and 1 Farmer’s Boiler. with the rert-

Owing to the stable interferia me chided to close it

ing of my houses, [have con out, P, P. GILLis.

mechs—eod tl 26rh April

1892. Spring Trip from

my

~~

Cans made on P. E. Island. I am now prepared to receive orders from Lobster Packers and Dealers for delivery any time up to the L-t of June next. | Also in stock:—Ingot Tin, Lead, Copper. Marline, Rope, Nails, Trap

Rings, Oiled Clothing, etc. Apply to [lcd otet

HORACE HASZARD. RALPH B. PEAKE,

700 TONS REGISTER, Nhe etown, February 10, 1892—2w eod — r Newly Motalled and Clagsed Al at Lloyds,

ALEX. McLE®D,

will be on the berth to receive sargo about

Liverpool,

ee

= _— — So — = ;

oa=—

Intending Shippers will pleases ferward thei orders in time.

DEALERS IN cairn & 3ons, 7 Union Court, Pianos, Organs & Sewing Mavhihes. (ho sds aunt a.

o Charlottetown S'h Febrnary, 1892—6w eod

COMMANDER,

ul a d wil! gail FROM LIVER- the Ist of March, an i Oey chest tae

f . |}POJL FOR CHARLOCTET ‘Ist of April, and -arry F-eizht at through rates be ¥ to the diff rent Railway poiats on the Isiand.

for Freigeht apply in London to John Pit 4a for Fre ip ry : in Liverpool to Pitcairn Beothrs, 51 Sunth John

will meet any one stallion in a race the first | week in August, and will met all stallions during the second week on the track at In. ‘dependence, [owa, but on no account will he ever again board the cara.

Tha legislature of Tennessee has passed an act, one section of which is the fullow- ing : *“*Any person, firm, company or asso- ciation who shali knowingly record or post any false or fraudulent p-digree shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on conviction thereof be fined not less than $25 vor more than $100.

This ia from a reliable California source and almost bears an official stamp, viz., The Breeder and Sporteman : Nearly ail the turf writers in America have written that Electioneer is the sire vf 100 or 101 trottera in the 230 list and every mail brings in these misstatements, which it is high time to correct Electioneer sired just 92 trotters with authenticated records uf 2 30, and that is all even the superin- tendent of Palo Alto farm, Mr. L-throp, claims. Memento’s record Mr. Lothrop refuses to claim; Lilly Mak is by Auction- eer, and not by the great departed sire, while we are not certain about Miss Nande’s record being an authenticated un». The great interests that are invested in the breeding of horses can be judged from the summary of transactions for 1891 uring the year the number of thorough. breads which sold for $6,000 or over was 51, and the number ot tretiers 14. No less than 1.552 thoroughbreds and 4,054 trotters were s: ldat auction during he year, thethorough bred bringing $1,528,525, an average of 81.017, «nd the trotters reaching a total ot $1.73),895. an average of $429 The total of both thoroughbreds and trotters suld st suction was 5,606, aud “he to.al am unt of

average of $601. The increase of the nu:mn- ber of horses sold over the preceding year

decrease in the general average of $167. —_—

mothers for their children while cutting teeth

LEBRATED HEINTZMAN & CO. PIANOS have been renowned through ae Dominion of Canada tor the rich designs of cases anc the pure and brilliant |

i f touch. : ; ar eae of eee NEW RAYMOND SEWING MACHINES Also, !

QUEEN

gem at a large discount off regular prices. | Come and see them. A grand chance to gef 4 bargain.

. JAS J lways on! VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, HARMONICAS and SHEET MUSIC alway hand, ae will be sold at lowest possible prices. Give us a call before parchasing.

| febts—aod tf

London, England.

Of 1l2-lyr dg & wks

Charlottetown, March 2, 1892—3m dy & wky

i ‘ hand, and will sell th a number of slightly used Machines of _—— de a roa Hove Insurance Age ocy.

‘Office Next: to Banc of Nova Scotia. MILLER BROS., Queen Street. ‘JAMES DESBRISAY, ACENT.

It relieves the little sufferer at once ; it pro

ro taste. he bowels, and

‘ther causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle

Syrap,” and take no other kind. lr

che sales $3 809,420. making a general

was 1,271, and the increase in the total] money realized was $12.579 There wis a

~~ For Over Firry Years Mrs. ‘Winsloe’s <oothing Syrup has been used by millions of

juces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes ss ‘bright as a button.” Lt is very pleasant It soothes the child, softens the

, allays all pain, relieves wind regulates Chinon Ts the best-known remedy for

liarrhea, whether arising from teething or

e gure and ask for “ Mrs. Winsloc’s Soothing

Windsor, N.S., instead of going on to Lynn, Mass., as he had started out to do at a - he ne to feel confident that e could wor is way along ameng the farmers aiLrigb: : house authorities, as it was feared at first would be necessary —St John Gazette A Cross CaLtu.—Wiiliam McKenzie, of Trenton, son of Mrs, McKenzie, of New Glasgow, met with a very psioful aecideat on Tuesday, which might have been tatal. He is employed, says the Eastern Chronicle, in the lass works, and was putting a beit over a

he probably did not know how best to avoid being entangled by the machinery, and was canght by his coat and whirled round at a fearful rate. His clothing was torn off, his boots and socks being stripped from bis feet. The doctors do not consider his injuries serioas. Several cute and bruises, and a bone broken in his leg show what a narrow escape he had.

Makes Fiesu anv Bioop.—When the sys tem is all ran down and there seems to be no hope of obtaining nourishment for the body \ by the ordinary proeess of food supply and digestion, wnen the body is sinking fast, then is the time to use Miller's Emulsion of pure |® Norwegiin Cod Liver Oil. wonders, because it is a flesh and blood maker jt and contains all the constituents for nourish- ment found in wheat in fact, Miller's Emul- sion is a perfect *‘ staff of life,” and has saved and cured thousands. In big bottles 500, and $l at Charlottetown drug stores.

t

Porxters poR ADVERTI“ERS.—li you wish to make a sucecss of avy bing in these latter days of pushing business rivalry, you must advertise it, and advertise it well, to. It is a mietake to suppose that a thing will go on and keep seiliug without any advertising. As weli try to run a locomotive without putting fuel in the boiler, or make the plea that the train should herp on moving simply because there was * big head of steam on when the atart was made Advertising gets

rushing iu every channel, but the gauge uve down, and then the plain dictate of reas~n is

vertising.

Tue only variation in guality which will ever be found in Myrtle Navy tobace» is in the degrees of moisture which it contains Tobacco is a very ready absorbent of mis ture, and in unusual states of the wearher it my hecome « little too moist or a little too dry to suit the taste of some. This is + minor matter, however, as the essential quality of the tobacco is not changed Its combustion is a little slower or a little faster, according to the degree of moisture. that is all. The darker the plug ‘he greater the moisture, and many prefer the dark In each caddy, however, the preference for for either can be met. aps Upset THE ARRANGEMENTS —The Bost: p Journal tells a stury wlustrating the p wer of a strong will, Some years »go a Maas»- chusetts good wife lay in her bed apparent iy dying with consumptivn As the family lived four miles from the undertaker ano p»stor, and as the roads were badly blocked with snow, the husband when cailed to th village on business on Tuesday decided— thoughtful man !—to save an extra j uray lin that bitcer weather by engaging the | minister and undertxker at once, snd ap- pointing the funeral for Friday. In som way, on Wednesday, the sick woman hear of this, and arousing hereelf from ber sup posed dying condition, declared : “*There’!) be no funeral in this house this week |’ [he fuceral was accordingly postp»ned. Ii took place last Friday, forty years after it was originally set. The husband is stil living at the age of eighty.

For scalds or burns use Philoderma.

Bros,

io ada Lapies ruubber boots for $1.00 at Goff

ml dw im

arge pulley. Not being part of hisown work, | ___

As Palatable

to put on more steam, to pu more fuel in the} ABLE fire box, or, in other words, do more ad- AMMONIA in impracticable.

Avoid all

ENJOYS

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as Sweet Milk!

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ittle ones of a tender age, according to

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It always works |is troubled with a Cough, go at once to

he nearest drug store and buy a bottle of

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meh4

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in BUKING POWDER is a DISEASE producing AGENT.

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Prince Edward Island.

**HE ANNUAL MEETING of the share-

holders of this Company will be held at he office of M. & D C. Macleod, Cha» lotte- wn, on WED*ESDAY, the 9th day of March, at 8 o'clock, p m, for the election Directors and the transaction of g neral

nusiness, BENJ. ROGERS, March }. Secretary.

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