. CP ne MAR Rae Bot. ™ — aP.aite ee seinen pa aA ns aD a ls ane thane: A Rt AT A NR a a A ae eRe Five I 1 * This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, hitting to advise the Pablic, may speak free.”—Evnirii 4 ry “re ‘ 2 Y 3 WF s 5 _” ae 4 ee i : 7" y, ‘~ SNF EI Ls > + ~ ‘ : NX! WU ’ iy i> WIV RT ¢ Ly ee iv rly ‘ND SATT 8 F. o> ‘TO 2 34) fj? Fe) i Ht, \y Si ivi a 4h Je A HARLOYI 5 H, i ©) y Yo « Rlie LOLI on WO Lk. A aYLAaAJZn @ .- CoE i> Anh I ia ’ er

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% *e - : ‘ :y 3¢7 Lae per bsidas Wo Addbae ts! ; uy He SGN RTA Silas PAPEL se SS SOG SPE WLR ™ ® a 2 a Ean la . or ¢ rs f ¢ the Exanimer Pudusning Use i gee ; y S OM THEIR OFFICE, ci F} wh In An EN OITAT = eo B j Nil A \ teal . Lf LONDON HOUSE, YuUsis § JURE, 3 : a ; { rloitetown, P. E. Island. re 4, } Z : . TOWRA A i a AND FASHION, | ia dal 1 iaitetilimeel ete ine : i AW UN £3. : RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION : a . j é She) MemGN ss ck be cicewes deeb knees $2 anion : I ud it lis 6 0 bn} a Ueaecuieee’ 12 | oY N EXTRAORDINARY FINE LINE OF J] ,T 7 AND-WIN- : Se Dh ca wend edveccstacehecrie OO r TER Si ITINGS has been received by us (all imp rtea = . . . . + <7 rriw 7 . : ‘ = £@ Advertising at most mcderate rates. which cannot be surpassed ANYWHERE in quality or style. Th (Contracts may be : made for m miniy, Gt 8 mabLterns are the very latest, and Ho isual care f198 bee n taken W 4 terly, half-yearly or yearly advertisement ' Bcheir selection. The public and our friends are requested to calig - . ~ * r i : °e > “s¥e8 application. ” | Band examine our huge and magnificent assortment, which you wuij ” -—-— eee ‘5 ind at lowest price Do not buy before calling on us. 4 > sme nn ; ‘eerie 5" * ‘ "ate wD as f , ; ’ ALMANAG FOR OJTOBER, 1889. | i GENTS’ FURNISHINGS A SPEOIALTY. 3 — - te 4 ’ i A - > a ~s ' ‘ | 1D, A. BRUCE, Merchant Tailor First Quarter, Istday, 9h., 20.6m., p.m., S.W. eats fs J Uti, Ay ui U Haney ali i sg 4 : = | 5

New Moon, 24th day, 10h., 15.4m., @.m., 8 OF

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Three Families in P. E. Island

_WHO SEND—

WRAPPERS

’

Represe nting the (sreatest Value in

Woodill’s German Baking Powder,

UNTIL SEPTEMBER 3Sisi.

Peis Se OR2 sf SAPS > 3 am £ of a - us BS kepisi Y Ewe Uo ily €lennine System of Biemery our Books Leuruned 14 on "a Mind wandering esred, ~ a ; . oe? benefitted. ‘ry child and adalft erentiy refi ; s to Corrvespon ence Classes. Pr --peetns, with Opinions of Dr. Wm. A. Hart > the w l-farmcd Speciaiist in Mind D ty I Ciseculcar Thompson, ths great Psych | J. 4. Bickiey, D.D., editor of the Chr 1 ; ‘

% inducemes

_... V., Riehard Proctor, the Scientis , if , W. Aster, Indes Gibson, Judah P. y nrin, and otbers, sent post free

B+ i » by : Peow A. LOISETTE, 237 Fifth Ave., N. Y¥:

— ==1889 —— BOSTON DIRECT.

Boston, Halitax and P. £, Island Steamship Line.

The Staunch and Commodious Steamships

“Carroll” and © Worcester,”

; . * ‘ having been thoroughly refurnished and put into first-class condition in every respect, will, during the season of 1889, run as follows, commencing with the

“ CARROLL,”

Charlottetown, Thursday 9th May, at 4 p. m.

One of these vessels wil] leave Boston for Charlottetown EVERY WEDNESDAY, at Noon, and Charlottetown tor Boston EVERY THURS- DAY, at Six o’clock, p. m

Excellent Passenger

From

accommodation. Low

rates,

FARES~— First-class Passage Berth in well- furnished Cabin, $6.50. Stateroom Berth, $2.00 extra,

Lowest Rates for Freight, carefully handied.

CARVELL BROS., Agents,

Charlottetown. HARRISON LoRING, Treasurer,

i. B. GARDN , Lewis" Ww Boston.

which is always

oe

> : 5 ® ile ak ht vanic change. not tess distinct = A er 3 arsa ari a there is Bo ocganie change, not less distinct- \= y p 7 ly do we find dyspepsis, rheumatism, gout, | om PREPARZD BY and neuraigias. Close analysis and % } — . oy A . : i s De.’ 0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. accumulation of facts 1S nore ANG WOEre Ce- Price $1; six bottles, $5. Worth $5 a bottle. monstrating how erganic Changes or evi | > iphysical habits mingie in the overflowing = current of posterity. Since alcohol more o a Ri @ than any one food or drink makes its re- >) Se = cord on organs and functions, it woul re i eistra ige if it formed any xX wp i e BF oa ae: ee : ae Cay ag law. he fact that some escape, th oF witenls:, “9s ‘ iri - } ‘ } . ‘ - pi Shee aS ts ca Oa a take most after the sound par ana rot ox JNSIGRMEN T of BO: a of the 1 ‘ oe bintie aces 2 a , NA. * SDs er jaiver tae Wasouna one, tint ere i abave atnente , PTE RC TIC on ere ran Speedie S a ne ee weer, (SLANE UiUtIONY Cee Te he try uv BF] trice from Halifax on Tiursday Bei wv ] : a lie ae ial suit pur- abil ibe sold low ex steamer in lots to suit pur ; ut ini is slaty ds Sil Bi ; ° : " and conservat 11 ‘ Seo ow = chasers. ce Pa 23 = Of © OC a eal S| HORACE HASZARI the end ove! . 5 ; £ ee. Ss SS ' nAUI ASL i iy ~ C.,5°Sh bs! sopt23 | militate against thé seri . : > = <2ea2s s ~* oe qa =5s r < = sa airimanta wi aan . Sr 4. 7 \ j pairments wi } ¥ f t ei ee acs ¢ > => \ baie rs < ne So mas @& =ae - , j jsume that 1 ny i x Sa =.°3 06 : an 4 |] er | i ~ = > S*8*es aa a (2 cD F File = )aa = g PeeRBsscS mm 3 \4 O fe inher - ate £.° 45" & 8 eS 1 s : 3 omne — - CA ae & = a —_> | 5 } es ‘ ‘ \ | Sires > mm 2a a : a ~ BO g27sse,R2enr G&G 'Y | WALL €@ >AQYES = | provean 1 , us Ss Fe sans" Lf. £9 \ gi ima bed VRP’ AW Be has stud ( ~ *~ry .8stsu . & | = bi wi £722 8 | a ae SS a Se ae ae ' Sey Bebo as me? SS j ® | quexDERS addressed tothe Postmaster-Goneral [Saye i—"" Ob ap poe = Me, sy s » et : & will be ree tved a Ot ‘ uniii 1 mont, hil iren shouid- @iw Lys RMerrs vi AC tal S cps" s w = Re | FRIDAY, 29:h November next, for th avey-lalcoholic tendencies of their parents in =“ fo Soe > cs: £ ; lance of Her Maiesty’s Mails on a proposed con- } : c : ae v Reams S. 4 - Yom a < l tract ne finer veara from 1 fenuary next ver /OCrder to present a type or progressive “a2- : a ms 5 ci i m4 glee eee . . " , : Oo de 2 ew“ 3 o be a ie ae | the following routes, V | 1 i’ al lway orac ation. The olispring inher? either ine > ie oe —_aa = Station; Mouaghan an ownel * ' t untios : oO ae" ~~ Ss eal | } Print a1 si ol i nian t il information as |, OTigimai Vice or some OF 1t5 Countless pro- m= YS ue nmtea n 3 OUI ‘ Li, CPD LTR ROPLA ah | > . oe » ¥ ™ —.~ 2S = — vd = = to conditions of proposed contracts may be seen, tean transformations, We think that Dr. e =e ee md = and blank forms of tender may be obtained at a D. Mason is right when he submits and

‘eOT}ON HOTS Fe opey™ s7mg

PRIN DEP MRSS TTL

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Grand Exhibit

TURE!

sities aoe

MARK WRIGH

ee CALI AND

October 1, 1889.

HEADQUARTERS

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[eK ARE NOW HEADQUARTERS for all kinds of Custonr and E W Boots and Shoes. Having now on hand and to arrive a large and well-selected stock of Uppers, also the very best brands of Leather in the market for Custom work, and claiming to have the best statf of workmen in the Province, we feel contident that w e can give pertect satisfaction both in fit, price and value to all who mav favor us with uae orders tor Gents’, Ladies’ Boys’, Misses’ and Children’s Boots and Shoes of all kinds, which we make up at the most reasonable prices. A full line of Hand-Made Boots kept constantly on hand. Ordered Work a Specialty. Repairing of all kinds neatly and promptly done. Don’t forget the piace,— 2

= Fa eS Be

Knight's Old Stand, Upper Great George Street,

Hand-Made |

|

EES Sa me Rome

A : Long-Sianding Blood Diseases are cured by

the persevering use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. ,

Chis medicine is an Alterative, and causes a radical change in the system. The process, in some cases, may not be , quite so rapid as in others; but, with persistence, the result is certain. Read these testimonials :—

‘* For two years 1 suffered from a se- vere pain in my right side, and had other troubles caused by a torpid liver and dyspepsia. After giving several medicines a fair trial without a cure, I began to take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. I was greatly benefited by the first bottle, and after taking five bottles I was com- pletely cured.’”’—-John W. Benson, 70 Lawrence st., Lowell, Mass.

Last May a large carkuncle broke out onmy arm. The usual remedies had no effect and I was confined to my bed for eight weeks. A friend induced me to try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Less than three

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Temperance and Health

(The Independent, New Yorrk.)

It is an eveouraging fact that a large and influential portion of this pation has come to reailze taat the use mere ae

}

drinks is more than a private and person:

'eoncern. It involves the man as a citizen

| ta mihi : oa j = lr oc and hence isa public Concerti. It strikes | ] : 4-1 * , : io . -* 4 at the integrity of the Taulky reiation ana

c

a. nust attract the attention of t

as such f the with the order of

iState. It has to do

isociety, and so demands special and police |

lregulation, It our financial

iperity and so must have material sideration. In every aspect it comes within ithe domain of political economy; but in ione more than that which relates to the health of the individual! and its efiect upon present and prospective populations. Aiter all, the material resources of a country are uot chiefly in seils, or forests, or mines, or cattle. ‘i'ae character and ability ot population is the sovereign idea, What- ever atiacks or undermynes the public

health is a most serious consideration.

afiects

tue

bottles healed the sore. In all my expe- \il the more if it. not only affects indir

rience with medicine, I never saw more fduals but their offspring. If there is a reredity of disability, there is a propa- | Wonderful Results. Se a ae : Gation and contimualion oF; perit t the | Another marked effect of the use of this ta’ Se dae - , Naan a al thin | medicine was the strengthening of my etre gs an See ee a ae | sight.’—Mrs. Carrie Adams, Holly ruin wihica alcobol DrINgSs Upon tite puysi- | Springs, Texas. cal health of individuais. As relating to “T had a dry scaly humor for years, the organs.of the human body Dickinson | and suffered terribly ; and,as my broth- has we!!l termed it the very “genius of

er and sister were similarly afilicted, I | presume the malady is hereditary. Last

winter, Dr. Tyron, (of Fernandina,

Fla.,) recommended me to take Ayer’s | $Sarsaparilla, and continue it for a year.

For five months I took it daily. I have | not had a blemish upon my body for the | last three months.””—T. E. Wiley, 146 | Chambers st., New York City.

‘Last fall and winter I was troubled with a dull, heavy pain in my side. I did not notice it much at first, but it gradually grew worse until it became almost unbearable. During the latter part of this time, disorders of the stom- ach and liver increase:l my troubles. I began taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and, after faithfully continuing the use of this medicine for some months, the pain disappeared and I was completely cured.””—Mrs. Augusta A. Furbush, Haverhill, Mass.

the Post Offices at which tne services commence and terminate, or at the offjce of the subscriber, F. pe St. C. BRECKEN,

P. OQ. Inspector. P. O. Inspector's Office,

t {

Ch’town, P. EK. 1, Sept. 12, 1889

septl?--3i dy & wky t 2

A COOK BOOK © FREE

By mail to any lady sending us her post office address. Wells, Richardson & Coy Montreak

JaMES A. MORRISON.

MORRISON & MUSGRAVE,

HALIFAX.

ood

prompt attenticn.

Rererences: Thomas Fyske, Esq., Cashier Bank of Nova Scotia, Halifax ; Chalmers, Manager Bank of Nova Scotia Charlottetown.

COAaL:

Hast Side Steam Navigation Co’s. W harf.

OALS OF ALL KINDS always on hand. Satisfaction in quality and price guaran- teed.

|

Charlottetown, Sept. 21, 1889—tu fri sat ti

. OY 7 42 A br inch of railw + p sses Sheds, so parties living in the country near the line can have Coa! put on < with tae x pense and te “

nandiing.

LL PARTIES indebted to us are request- f% ed to make immediate p»yment, or same will be handed in for collection without fur-

zher notice.

septll—tf

MoLEOD & McKENZIE.

'** Aleoholism in. progenitors

i descendants and all the neuroses that arise ‘from a defective nerve organization —epi-

ju | tcl Vv. { | t

GEORGE MUSGRAVE j from ogther inherited causes.”’

Commission Merchants, jas arise from lost, avarice,

Consignments of Island produce will receive}... of will aud diminished lsistance ju the

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loss in that true stamina of character whi

ili ie a en nla lt }

lit is that in no ordinary sense |sive use of ardent spirits che concern of the

CLARKIN BROS’. COAL DEPOT,

‘in the blood and yield cases which seemed chronic and hopeless have |been completely cured by this medicine. It

‘ degene: tion As relating to funetion, we know how often it. disturbs divestion, deranges secretions, auth irritates vaiwl

H iMicy a

} tL) De true, . nv : :

parts. nd others have shown this

' miy of WiOse “nyu are regarded 43 indulging to ex¢ S&. wear Cs

+ , } + . ‘ most who rank as Diiteraus ¢

But we have not had sa

ukers,

fully presented iher® is nota

how the vilects distribute

the eutaiinensts of alcohol,

real zation of thems lves Chroenugh succeeadibyg srenerationg e Re oe - ie ie See mM}, ry ys in aivers varieties. Lhe moi

sien ; studied the }

heredity is ‘ ‘

note apparent! it is } ; dividual tends to repr nself diseased luag, or liver, or heait, cither re- peats itse'f in some of the descent, or its SUMO genera! nairment of fuuction or force, Hven where

i ifti-

; ; -OGUC2 ht a TiO

consequences appear iB im-

the following proposition : will produce

ation in their

SUDsStanliates

I hy sical aud ment il degenel

} ; } r . lepsy, chorea, paralysis—-anad ali grades of

menial degeneration from slight ment of intellect to insanity and tli The laws which regulate these de- are similar in their to those

nfoal enreebvie-

venerative changes mode of develupinent and action that govern congenital degenerative changes

| It would be

strange if this were notthe case. Statisties

fully confirm the expectation of these en- itailments.

A very great excess In propor- penal

Ss) > = FR ge tion is found both in asylums and in pem 5 2 8 K a Tt jinstitations of those who have had the in- —AND—

heritance. tecentiy more care has been taken tu separate other excit'ng causes sach ) but the very large percentage still remains. Worse even than the number of drunkards that can point to an inebriate ancestry

fact that seo many have inherited a we

etc.,

power of presence of - temptation There isan undermining 0 the foundations —an impairment of will power and so a vill H 201Ce

is the exces-

imparts a perfect mastery of self.

State and oi tie wi and prosperity, our civilization and nation- ality are invoived both in the presen¢ in the results entailed to the luture genera- tions.

oie peo} le for our peace and

PO BOR EO IT LE I

RHEUMATISM is caused by a poisonous acid

Pills. Many

sto Ayer’s

i>:

i will cost but jittie to try wnat effect the Pil’s

may have ln your case, We predict success. - 4 ( x

ay et y - ‘ We tah wie i im q i Acep i i i ie ) : : ¢ cKeTy it tol (

i i ” , i KK. bra

hang 1 sea i i Winter is the most dangerou ison to the ysvem.

Campbeil’s Quinine Wine, if used in tim will ewable you to w.thstand all changes of

§o4a50L,

pros- | Cconu- '

complete |

~~ or new ae a * é » i ‘ 7 . » ) ] ¢ 4 Y WZ Rie Aud e) é ye hig q . . A @Fe

Bay of Fundy Tides.

Mr. Kribs, writing for the Empire, says: Che people of the Maritime Provinces I found to be eminently truthful and reliable as to every statement made, save and ex- cept inone important parcicular, and that is as to the height of the rise of their tides. About his tides the average Biuenose will lie like ‘he army in Of course this is said without prejudice, and meaning no disrespect to the people. Every state \in the world, and especially every Province n of Qanada, has one or ‘more subjecis upon which its people cannot be said to emulate the celebrated feat of Ceorge Washington. For instanee, no resi- dent of British Columbia can be expected to.~—s tell ~—stthe truth about their cii- mites or theirapples; residents of Mani- toba and the terrieries jose sleep studying preverications about their yield of

ithe ozone in the atmosphere in winter time; Ontario people le generally about almost ev erything ; Quebec 18 not morally responsible for statements regard- ing the size of their families, aud in Nova is the tides.

and to not be

And it

! ; is mMDdeTS,

lin the Doin!

Out

wheat, at

Scotia and New Brunswick it

However, t> lie is human, deceived thereby is

journalisin, ‘

must be admitted thet there is a good scope tor the imagination m the tices of the B Ly of Puady,fer « aiuly nothing likethem caa » found anywhere eise in the world. The tig not only enormous but it is vari-

, and the reason thereof science has yet

faile] to explain em 2 ly Ghee News Notes.

t} e Crenin mur

Thus far ig it jurors in der cause have. beea secured,

A peculiar disease has broken out among the cattle in the SconeWail district of Mami-

Montreaigias decided to light her side stre@s with gas and 700 new lamps have been ordered.

A female -stecrage passenger and her child were swept Sverboard from the 5S. City of Paris on Monday during the storm, and drowned. ren other passengers were njured,

t be confessed that the civilization of the United States produces some very singular phenomena, ~ Crimes are common- ly*ommitted that reverl a curious condi- Not long ago we tale of the young man in New

whe bimn-

$e ously

tion of mora! ins tability. ; ; : = beard tne York, J

, ‘ 7 _ . _ , rr vul honest, aressead

. , : , ; seif einborately 10 nis best and drowned seif in the tiver because a's Means pre- Vel thim from iivinge im the iuxul 3 t a Ough ucha Lev didtihe i ry Go exniobil fmader repubican forms of goverm- ) was the question’ That "thoaghthal 2 asked them ives. ANUW We ! rad Oo! a 7 . ’ 'ry aie oe oklyn poung man, aged. | who mat I 14D { ly a young maid against the ; y ‘ his 1 1-¥ iV : i inevit ‘ 1d oA ved the 1 } i \ ' i ) ice r i } ! i j oT produ ol i 1 Of thheral : ide . “ ee bale * ¢ Odds and Ends ss ; Ain > ee How Long Girls Shou I yurted : } : j ; : ¢ : ov is the title Of am articie Ina iexXas paper, iy ’ } ; jo 2) pus (Very much the saine as surt gira, we sky uld Say. —f'exas Siftii js.

'

Yhe honeymoon is that part of married life when the bride spends her time im trying to find out what her husband likes to eat, and he spends his time in trying to eat it -Atchison

Gi De °

aiter she has cooked it.

Visitor to editorial sanctum: *‘Here is an article | have prepared on the political situation.” Hditor: **Really, my dear eir, we have so many political articles on hand, that’’—Visitor: **{ know it; half the jack- asses of the country are writing on the subject, : and I thought it was time for me tuo Say something Boston Commereval Bulletin.

A New York pastor, who, tho a Scotch- man, had lived in America over forty years, vy taken to task by his daughter for the broadness of his accent in i word difference.

} was ONG Gi

unciation of the

” 6 [ pronounce it?’ he asked. ‘“ I . ; % , . a > ne *“And what do you say

' } ; ee aa" ce. isooKing at her fora moment, ner t repe itl, ne coutinu ‘:

: i eeake Reni o ss | ant Ww, Wil you just be 80 KING a 0

erence b tween dutlference

and utference / The a ; ‘ 1 } es 1.2

ner Hopeless scvoval to “gang Dis aint ga

in pronunciation henceforth,—Harper’s

Magazine.

ughter gave up

en

Summerside Exports. per steamer

master, for Point

Summerside, Oct. 10 hipped Princess of Wa'es, Cameron,

du Chene,—

85 cases eggs...... i oss wns = 449 271 bush potatoes. .......--ee+e reece. 6S S tert COG ck ck os ev eeeen race 36 PEt) ie BOOP: ii ost ees cat tcoeensio i4l Ot BS 8 obs ce cee ede ve Sin buoweo Cee 10 pigs..... ie 2 wae bbw eure 150 . OOM a se sees Sitéiees Vdoeens Yee 937 brie oysters... .seccccccoes as cn ae } . cerei -taeheweee . 1500 eee es ou = “ ° +s wee - — ie Bivisd

str on Ith, 3) ca ea un bh ee $s 162 655 bush potatoes iss brie t Kel 40 eT ae, oa ae dhn 0 0e Rade eens s 400 } hors a : : i mn uu 289 brie oy sters........6+. as ‘ca. ae ee Cees GAGS... ons teens che edewe as 254 BOD los ‘butter........ 6. eis Kaas 116

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