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sporting shoe.

Pr rice 75c,

Alley &6 bi

The Shoeists fire Insurance ‘Protects You

against® the carelessness of vour neighbor, as well as the purely accidental fires. hey may come| tu you atany time. If freely insured in my companies you are pro- tected.

E. R. BROW

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

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‘PARKER - \ HOUSE

‘ROLLS ,

j You car always get them fresh at Siewart’s, Tl ey’re only 10 cents / per doz.

THE DAILY EXAMINER,

Winn ry SPOT *

3° Loca and Othe nn

‘T \% | TY OO Ne xt M 3 8 Ldotb, ia the dulie of the Lot 65 Tea. e doing everything the dav

eee

10 their en enloyable one Ajl of the customary provided and anyone

commitiee ar power to make attend. ’ , will be

for all wbo

anmusemwWenes

wishing to,spend @ day in the coun-try endeavour to attend, , j al

aam Laporers WANTED IN THE Cax- ipiAN Norra West.—Arrangements have been made for the sale ofone way second class tckete,on Tuesday August | éth,only, to points in Manitoba or Assinaboia to and ae! iding Moosejaw, Estevan, Binscarth 1 Winnipegosis at rate of $14.00 each,

Wi th each ticket will be given a certificate which when filled out by a farmer to show that holder has worked with him at. least one month, will entitla him to purchase a return ticket on or befure November 16th at rate of $14.00 each. Tickets are sold

via St. John, N #6 and the Canadian Pacific all-rail line only.

An O._p Ayo Wat. Triep Remepvy.— Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used forover fifty years by millions of

mothers for their children while teething with perfect succes. It soothes the child softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind, colic,and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold vy druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five ceutsa bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrap, and take no other kind a

Arrer Smvcaoier’s.—A Port Hawks- bury despatch save: L[ospector Jones of the crusier Stavley wasjat White Haven on Saturday with an armed boats crew to search the village for a large quantity of liquor landed there a few days before, but without success. He subsequently seized the schooner Minnie J owned by the Mooroe family, for having brought the contraband goods, and towed her to Canso for safe keeping. White Haven has the reputatio. | t being the smugglers’ paradise. Although a strong guard was placed on the seized schooner an ‘effort was made by parties from the shore to recapture her duriug the night.

Tent pins are mostly made of white oak. They must be of tough wood to stand the hard knocks to which they are subjected. They are made in lengths of 16 and 24 inches. Made of hard wood as they are they are yet liable to be broken, and they are also lost. Even in peace the consumption of tent pins is considerable. A manufacturer of tents might carry in stock 5,000 or 10,000 tent pins) In war times the demand is of course far greater. Like many other manufactured articles of wood, tent pins are made in the west, in factories in proximity to the forests whence the supplies of wood are drawn.—New York Sun. oo

Piles Cured w vithout the Knife

Teternoxe 98. D. STEWART ECLIPSE BAKERY

i) BAKES BEST BREAD).

ie ese > 2eVee+t1 eee,

' ; 4 ¢ : ( t ( é ¢ ( ( ;

,by Dr A.W. Chase’s Oint- ment.

Mr Geo Brown, Painter, of Woodville, Ont, Victoria Co., says:—*For thirteen years I was a sufferer from bleeding piles and the intense agony which I passed through duripg those years and the relief I obtained by Chase’s Ointment prompts me to give this testimonial. My physician wished me to have an operation but felt I could be cured w thout theknife. Three boxesoi Dr Chase’s Ointment stopped the vleeding and effected * permanent cure.”

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MERCURY AND VENUS.

Astronomers gx nerally now admit that the more recent studies of the planets Mercury and Venus tend to con- firm Schiaparelli’s opinion, advanced some years ago, that both of them turn on their axes once while re volving about the sun. This, however, is a very difficult point to settle with cert: ainty, the reason given for this being, and very plausibly, that the evidence rests upon observation of the exceedingly faint markings upon the disks of the planets, the fact being that very few as- tronomers have ever seen them at all with distinctness,,and only those who have made a most persistent study of them and are favored with vision espe- cially sensitive to such details are com- petent to express an opinion as to their correct Interpretation.

It is argued that if, as held by some, the rotation and revolution periods are the same be a correct opinion, then the climatic conditions of the two planets must be most remarkable. Furthermore, our moon always shows the same face to the earth and no knowledge exists of the hidden part, nor have tke supposed inhabitants of that concealed hemi- sphere ever seen the earth. This, how- ever, is of no importance to them, as the earth is not the source of light, heat and life on the moon. All parts of the moon are brought under the sun’s influence just as all parts of the earth, though the day and night are 14 times as long as on the earth. But how it must be on a planet which has one side only exposed to the sun, astronomers can Bive no answer. —Exchange.

Tar popular institntion the Charlotte~ town Business College and Writing Aca~ demy, of which Mr. L. B. Miller is the Principsl, re-opens for the fall session cn the 15th inst., with the prospect of a Jarge attendance of pnpile. Wecan co = fidently recommend this College to those of our young people who wish to acquire a thorough and practical knowledge <f bookkeeping and: ll other branches of a complete business course, as the instruce tiou imparted by Mr. Miller and his staft is of the highest character, nnd the grad- uates have 4been wonderfully successful wherever they have gone. They ae sought after by business men as buxk- keepers, stenOgrapbers and typewriters, and to fill various other positions in mer- cantile offices. Outoftbe seventy—eight students in the College last term, for in- stance, only five are at present un m- ploved, the l-st one going to Mesers.N. & B, Kattenbury, in the person of Mr. Bo’s lum, of Lot 48. Of the five above re~ ferred to,three do not desire employment, althaugh they took the commercial course. This shows that graduates from the €har- lottetown Business College experience no difficulty in securing situations. Messrs. Rattenbury, above named, advertised for a mao, and had a great many applications, but none of them proved satisfactory, and they aftewards went to Principal Miller and asked bim for a man. Mr. Miller sent them Mr. Bollum, who gives great ratisfaction, his training having f{ tted him forthe work required of him. If vou want your sons or daughters to receive § thorough business education, send them to the Charlottetown Business College, where they will secure it in good shape.—S’side Journal.

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We are

having a big

MY STORE

IS A GRAND VWutual Benefit Store

The lower our prices the more customers we have, more customers, the more goods sold, The more goods sold the more profit.

our Benefit and Ours

we sell goods at the

LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURE

A GREAT SALE—come and

So for

g sale

learn our prices.

Nentner, MeLeod & Co's,

SUCCESSORS TO BEER BROS.

The

CHARLOTTETOWN, AUGUST 12,

——=

1895

emanate ———

ey ae ily

PROWSE - BROS.

the Wonderful Cheap Menx.., CHEAPER THAN EVER

CLOTHING, CARPETS & HATS, WHITE & FANCY SUM- MEE VESTS

Light or Black Summer (Coats, Straw, Crash & Felt HatS

Swimming Tights, Sweaters, Underclothing, Outing Shirts, etc.,

very cheap,

Children’s Clothing—-two or three piece suits for less than the elcth cost that is in them,

PROWSE BROTHERS

ME: HOE

Care ad

For Tc - Night. Boy's Low ShoesZat 90c

About 20 pairs, sizes 12to 4, re duced froin $1.15 and 1.35

Girl's Buttoned and Laced Boots at $1.00, former price 1.35

Girls’ and, Children's Buttoned Boots «nd low shoes at 80c

former price $1.10. W. H. Stewart & C0.

A. MACDONALD,

DIRECT IMPORTER

ALES, WINES AND LIQUORS,

Wholesale & Retail

LuiItH HOUSE

32 to 38 Queen St.. Ch’town, P. E. I &2 Write for stock list and prices. 158 dy 2aw imo

Never Before

have good Watches been

so low in price as to-day. |

We have them recently bought at the latest re- duced rates, and will sell low. G. H. TAYLOR Jeweler and Optician. ‘jariottetown,

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PARIS GREEN.

We are leaders in

the Green business

We sell the best ' We have sold more in the past six years thap any bouse in

P. E. Island.

PENNELL & CHANDLER

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A Curious Fact

It is really remark able the number of cheap plated watch cases that are made and sold these days—cases that will wear any- where from six weeks to three years, and most of them contain.

SS SE ST EFTTTEEF

a ing a guarantee war- |p AE ranting ~ them to wear |p fe torr20 years. A good |p

filled case, one that |p

will wear for 20 years, costs within a dollar of of what it did seven years ago. That dol-

cost of making—the gold

vv"

lar represents the reduced costs just the same.

I sell gold filled cases, cases that have stood the test of vears, and personally guarantee every case that I sell in addition to the manufacturers warrant.

I have some of the latest and most desirable pat- terns in stock, also silver. Any make of movement

you want. —=—H. W. TAYLOR

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