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THE DAILY EXAMINER - - : - WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1896. al ee — , - nope : = me ei

yyyT ’ Y PNGLISH NIGHT LATEST NEWS NOTES, s ‘ LOGAL AND OTHER ITEMS. eee pinging gent Inginsning et: i ” in the Lecture Reom of Zion Church—A Ih: Ashantee king, Premba, will ia Ea Variedand Pleasing Fatertainment, 8 gl sah British fe ces. Sey Se, J "i F ay - a ENGLAN as yet a few friends, i. e., if Bangor has raised the salary of its angen) S96. | : Me Jo Jous.”—8 we may jadge by the overflowing audience | ¢) $1 2, "0 from $800. 1 ; ee

Chur “Eng lish Night.” As

' . ". man ‘ite Me & ai ; ae Motormen on the electric street cars ial : i i s Chev. Mt herland) re- ' 1 marked, not even the Scotch mist which Dant ury have been supplied with ve at |

Our accounts up to

- ied on de ie! protect their faces from cold and driving > . ' , evi i last evening deterre numbers . i . { vg oar aaek ben idee ton | nay December 3lst, 155,

nanv tak - Da a nlay w t uy i people rom omit oO the

_ eet sia . Thuraday a t ‘ t Ihe flag of Canada and Quebee advices state that Lieutenant- ' ; : > 4 \ t Jack, emblem of the | Governor Chapleau has been seriously ill ; have just [ [been som

ee : the Three King- | for several days past, and at latest accounts > SITs e =a"

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ered, and we take

Nee eget lagen at yy gether lngmn lagna ingen G

this means of asking

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. Thos ws i ° we ppropriately displayed, and | was not inyproving. ° : ‘ iras tim t aN ference to the latter by the A groom of 74 and a bride of 69 were | 6 ys 1 vet t tick ‘ wo drew forth a patriotic re sponse. | married at North Adama, Mass., recently. ; 20) he ru Misses McLean ably ied the way alike in | Theo li Ss tie :

groom has outlived five wives and the

7 ’ : 3 . ‘ ae ennai a hye rovramt! ’ *) * seat Bunrab the Rink to-|tursanijatomie yagi | tice han PER CENT. ET is ee ee ae hg eg j Wee “te As aresuit of his quarrel with the Ger- prompt atten ion ere - i A ee El oman man Em} , Prine Sz. lerick Leoy id | Ter EN | 4, My ~ “ ie en ee eee Se : Of Ivussia has resigned his position in the | DISCcoOU NT \ r © " os 7 song W 1 Sets f ianger of tread . . : : 7 e > = M ‘ Box Bw. W. Tay © Oe i a ian tall wen b canial bn army and taken his wife away to southern | o i “ ; . I ta t M : hos “a | h “ ‘ ce was demar ie i. Bee, Bur i 7 } s wy tee 4 Y ce oo. Roome’s solo was enthusiastically encored,| Itis said that arrangements have been | » a. - " - _ aay ' and tl ex ent solos of Miss Jes Nas! made for a eivht-oared race between | : : : and Mrs. J. M. McLeod were we ee Tile, Barhanl; Counbia enbthé Siteens 4 New this fall but slightly soiled. Will clear the flot 4 Moore W McLeod ¥ < ( a \ . 2 Net V higl ~piease t rs rhe | sity of Pennsylvania. The place has not i at = Ww enty Per Cent. Dinount. ’ : = S seri ves ty ass song of Mr. F’red Heart been decided upon, but will probably be * q abl Maas The reciment was|W98 appreciated, for it also was | Poughkeepsie. 5 ¥ Charlottetown, Dec. 30, 1895. Sy . 7 i. ai re Nor must we forg the i Glinet bevidis a , ww ee ee oe oe get the | ‘The olfest building in the world tha er Cent. off Soiled x | ‘ charz* part singing by Misses Melsaac and | has been nterrupte dly used for church " A D yea a Tey += 4.

a Campbell, and Messrs. D. A. Bruce and | purposes is Martin’s Cathedral at Can- | ary Committee w A ) Anderson, i( was nicely harmor- | terbury, ae i. The building was ori- a ou S é a 26 e” 5 livery pleasing. The 1 if &

= . st Eus St: : : , preening he recitations | ginally erected for a church, and has been a's y um for pra é ene oe ee SF U-} regularly used as a place for religious Vi EN Tbe ; : ae rsa} vis 2 bugnt to ni ’ — ot I coray | gatherings for mere than 1,500 years. ’ ‘f cio os : a — i ne m vy he Munich military authorities have Comforts, Wad ded Quilts

— mS ' “ ; i: ie eh Me ae [ ssued an order forbi i ling soldiers to visit N

i relative merits of C o ae z beak sn Asa be 1 2 .. | fifteen breweries, specified in the order, Comforts, WW added Quilts ne eX) ns eee “ ' » « rd x a ; r “i id Ga — eb 3 a an a oki where the authorities allege the public = ‘ i ive: T ee is The fest Clo h :

ast evening by the \ M © ing, Meee Eee, eee eer. corems vole eae ok atrous do not show proper. reepect for Cheap and the right thing for the cold weather. ieee wl The eit? Satna ‘ i 4 9 ; g 4 S. a : idiers. ihe orde as created grea {- “9 Wis out ‘ Ott A S108 UY : fa ae ee “ia ee tement among the inhabitants of the Bi: k . @ j tl y Li g st ¥: ri “t : _ S waist well played “ty Min) pe Ce ee ae . .: 2 ankets, wi ie Largest Variety, ome Poin voalities in which the proseribed brewer-| Fl alf Price—Ladies’ Jackets. Drnggets, Makes. The Closest. Prices,

ire situated.

Crapaud will have their i a a. lk ee ee ee eek ee the | hi alf Price—L di : Bs k ots Yarns. WillAll be Found Here . . : : s . Y ALUABI PROPERTY FOR SAl t he ue Thame 1h een pies . , c a tés e ac ets. 7 iene | ieee eu tives at the aM : ‘a s Aer . 2 E H Bes as as to what hs ree is ag to be guing 80 bs Wy. .: Tou aN BS RR, A gent, | a <a nother column, offering for sale his pr [one or two of the likeliest ponte ante or Half Price—Ladies’ Capes, MONCTON WOOLEN MILL, MASONIC TEMPLE (BUILDING, GRAFTON ST.

. i . va resrdence &@ afour tenement | rS¢ ¢ C1 MEX RewEw, ini . “i : : te h honors are owned

in New ork,

Bi te ‘ a Charlottetown, November 13, 1895-135 & wky I y Street e house Ker ‘ " ’ ss, of Marshfield, wa nae . ee : { ) while another was raised and is Seat up | | ” Capes. Mi lav ~ r pres ted wit , va i : t b he . ‘uC | the state Of all the prospects in sight

st, anda addres va t ft. : a ge ~~ ph oe rly on | Azote, Benzetta, Bouncer, Onoqua, W il- Nearly all sold at Half Price.

; a, Re Mr. Moss replied a : . ; ns _ : ) Penn and Fantasy are the ones most | & 27 t ting suber i cen | talkea about. to Fc sere uccrespes | "he ease genre |S inna The Wheels of Fashion

} w days ago, involves the fut— | a a ae a + the Y.M.C. A. at 7.15 sharp. Ali | re of many of th saloons in New York And 5c. for your ur choice of Untrimmed Felt Hats, and /a g ry a | ackage or a da eS ae mee tv, which are iin 200 feet of achurch | AV ra her way ‘TOW ' i : I ; s requested to attend. y, which are within 200 feet of acl iineitateninkcinnaiieahi | Run one way to-day and another way to-morrow, but there are two things Fashica al-

I In ett he d i j; or scho buliding, n effect the ecision ° — | Lapigs, clean yor kid gloves with Jose | is that New York has a statute mich | | ways demands—first, that a Suit or Overcoat must be a good fit; and, second, that the ce be . i. 2 ¢ Glove Cleaner. It is not a lijaid, | might be absolutely prohibitory of liqu A e | goods must be of good quality and Jook well. We know our line of SUITINGS and 4 La auc ria : , as * iv s no odor, and in be sed Ww e . ny in crowded communities ! 9°

OVERCOATINGS has no superior in the city me few equals. We know they are

} - = { ~ ; } } i “) ad ' > ” yiove is the hana Ek Salé ODIV A. j Only hurebes and schools ti hal t Association wit a $10,000 ling, and | W. Reddin’s drugstor hick enough. It also inflicts another well and stylishly made, and that the prices are | s sible se! ts peveerion nih 5 SAN belng, sm ; | tee fe : The People's Store. : d that the prices are as low as it is possible to sell goals seasie tall to the cit: Q Wister Carxivat.—Prepara- | ee of this grade. Come in ‘to the New Store and inspect vt hth for yourself and see what t anli epar -_<—- —_ Vion iad onan . - ™ or ’ . pseu tions are being made on such a scale as to | : Charlottetown, January 14, 1896. we can do for you, Le tov. G. M. Campbe fr. t tathe feed thet thie carnical will PERSONAL. ~~ H sa Met iat A we Met st 7 ee ere ee). Registered ot the Renkio Hones Philip H TT i {| a ng : aes 23; . Subic t. “TI a 4 aa : a es nsf car W | Leslie and briae, Paul Campbell, Bay | & a € . “44 white tite ee pp ctl ae ince @ large | _— fr Of | Fortune; Capt. Howard, Georgetown. dret ante. Lect ‘o begin at 7.30. | p a The People’s | The many friends in’ Charlottetown of Bs Charlottetown, January 17, 1896—135 & wky STAR MERCHANT TAILOR re ponnamaule " ve eer oe Tere | ee. Ralph Cece, tormeriy in’ the : Tes . I ving PEPE amy cBSS Simgre Tare on | : {ta l‘emplcy of Mr. E. W. ‘iaylor, will be glad os 1.3 I . ee ier an et a ee ee oe OA €b- | to hear that he is doing well at Moscow oe : OO) Sais, : eo SARL AV SARS CR Ba FeSO FAR i 1a I 1a APPOLOHtea iel bid wenn fel en basl ‘ . = ¢ 2 ) 1 . r 3k rs a mous = ro . races sine « Kk tO-r rht : ruary Pp a, SUG rs 7 ai fare pe Pal Idaho, wl » has for abcut three years . © cotibananes 3: - es 5 ioneaints ARE, qrold, = from Pictou to Quebec on the 28th and | past been conducting a jewe ry store and . y . ‘i © ; . su | SarerDr. IID Join [ripe hare gn tage Rel oe ageeraoge Se cll fhe | We are offering the balance of Winter oS | Si] Lion a sake eS Aee ocr’ Te repairing ablishment. he | is | ras . ' } Limes-Vemocrar, f Moscow recent] y de- 66 i ver Ke at , lies ilcalaaies ; , . ¥ e,e | ie | 9 : Ding 1 . } vi 1 considerable of its Rpace to ar- 'U Is , os, Tereos oS ‘ o's 6re 16 | ving wel ie a Best races ever held in the | ticle descriptive of Mr. Crockett’s 5 weeks | tering Oy ercoatings and Suitings at ‘S

| Cheques,

’Whear, | city at the fi ink to- night. | lishment and the success which has a

him in business. Mr. Crockett ‘| Very low prices to clear, Do you want

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- The government tat Lis whi vn has receive] | ™a 1 to a daughter of William Boswel is Short 33 y UA He eanaa setate . | E-q., of this city. , : no m 6 i ‘ Lo is | o Sraxter.—The following telegram | S4vices from Goa, on the Malabar coast of | F4 ) ‘any thing in our line? If so, don’t put it “ 2 | or any wa? receive bY Postmaster Brecken this and slaughtered 100 P std we ps . j It took days and nights of labor to get | Se uaa : few days ago. The attack took place | out our acco inte, faeeieh b ad pa of} any lonver—buy how. Ag ere: > + ce cs 5 4 2 = A ___ Pictog, N.S. Jan, 22. | while the troops where passing. throngh a | a out accounts, farvichel early this : - y ne As the saying is, “IT have % Good Pioney it Pos aster. 4 ariottetown row deo ere the rebellious Bitives | , sand nights in re iving the returns | " ae Y + Y 3 .< D = ré DY snow-storm, } it wil] - re ying - al nbu sh. The Port bague ee | pete sl in g rece inte therefor We a | got pl 1ces In I U RN I [ U RE & r eaceGetchene. Rawd Wig win Wate: “Sere nee ten er nes OP | pete generensrepenee, Come: serly | where the wool is short.” 4 Faken q

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made. Aboat four miles of ice off harbor. | “2P¢ | and coola the rush.— Stanley eos. Will make every efor to get over to mor- | — pag OE ey gine ea i on A... DR U CB, I ask you to buy because

in payment

| eoaxed awav the collie dé from a house : Sie 7 1 xed away the col | it is to your advantage to on St. Feiers R ra loe $n restore ihe | c ‘ rode Bieter 9 2 yr weep repag ag Merchant Tailor. buy if Sak values is your 2 f fast : | ee | ’ setear*etiies e| Of tast year’s

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An Orp Anp Wet Trizp Remepr. | Charioitetown, January 22, 1896—dv | Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Svrup has | -“— beed used for over fifty years by millions

een ' + eetenee Gir Haale chal hi c 5 ua rms | of mothers for their children while teeth es, Athletes ; em Ceters nig, with perfect snccess. Tt soothes the ig ; éy7, & S e S Sr : child, softens the gums, allays the pain, | 5 will find ‘‘ Frog in Your| cures the colie, and is the best remedy for

» : ] Diarrhoea, Is pleasnt to the taste. Sold at © apa . . } Throat a good thing to 3 CePp | by Druggists iu every part of the world. O FF r tS, eno? Benen eo the tubes and lungs clear, and Twenty: five cents a bottle. Its value ie I BIOS CARA APS HOGG OS, ce

+} : . ; ; inc alculable Be sure and ask for Mrs. bill receipte — ( ol , i sa hus promote ea: bre; ng. , : thus prom ne C isy pre ithi ig Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup, and take no

object. No humbug,

JOHN NEWSON’S.

Charlottetown, January 18, 1896—dy

accounts.

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Kindly come in and get your

10 cents. ther kind.—m. w, #. whly—I y 2 | fee ae Finyimo stn cntes ether cane ons! Fohmsom & SORMSOM, | Puss 1s Jercanr—Over 13,00 Le leigh Robes. Stall Bape 1759. ee | i se : Haszard & Wioore.

dhs Atlantic and the sentaining 8. from THE DRUGGISTS. butter will be made to-day. Mr. William The above is what we have left Burns’ Anniversary

the creamery, and about 2,200 poun is of various other | ts. - Ee ee eeeceicareeniniiee — an of eee a, — W | semen TEE SERET) TN nctine | | ; i = 1,027 pounds of milk to the creamery. ° . - ] st? . har wh, Jan. 17, 1896. tae: Gentlemen of refined taste chew ah in stock e are giving them VER: ae eee ere’ It is * The A dress that will look well, and at the 7 m () ENTERTAI NN ivi EN] : = He BEAVER « peap imitations, l cna rain oF daa, cul see away at small prices. Don't HILLsb ROUGH RINK i | Wants, Losi, Pound, de ‘an ————— is Sep | be n lor These merits meet in Crav d I: ‘ ia ite u : ; men 0 P K R = | f , Q [r | Advertisemen*s ™ ter th in heading charged A Traxsroawation-—On Saturday ¥ enette. Waterproof, but thoroughly porous, elay, as the prices we are sell.’ 4 Dy OUSE. Ave cents ber 3 ay carpenters were employed; | thoron an a defying the det —e ‘Wednesday Rveuing, Jan. 22. SS Gregor, ln removing two of = Man | suitable either for dress, or cloak or wrap. ing them at ought to clear in a) ‘Friday Evening, January 24, (836. | sretvoristaricartouaren, a weather'waliet cone

» > ? . - y° ‘ c asm i im oO mor ’ wy i t par a which divided th rth ‘ravenette mee ts a nee t ee g-fel i , One Mile—Boys 16 “years old. First, ee abies ; oa. oS meee, Thy = i 4 of story of the Bank of Nova , . | Navy, Myrtle, Brown, Grey, Caster or } t t *|@9. second. $1 PROGRAMH? ecosnineenainicasenninteniiiaiiies sie iaaniiiitis i : 3 . r hye gets Prone e | ; a A : - : : 3 : i ws i " ‘ « . ah ea e Scotia buliding [he remova! of the tw Ww h , . gets thro igh th | Black. The ideal costume for _——o and 8 10r me, | One Mile (open to P. E. Island). First, ‘ _ MibDE TO ORDER—Sofe, warm Iloods, partitions and the opening of a large door day aboutone-third awake | summer. Light and medium eer | $7; second, $4; third, $1. 7, 7 reading <n : Weedinuee’ atin a ae = ‘ the remaining partition provides Sal : ats j22 d 36 C salle rige. Pocke nife 1 Overture..... a es < % Ps ytd co ae ae ang os I ae parti os j : would likely wake uD J Chai . Race. Prize, Pocket Knife, sparse sa cewctatennueinn tt hes . Address X Y Z, EXAMINER Office. tf-jan2) be | Ss 3ian mmerciai College with ° | _ —— value $ e ai " é oo two of the finest class-rooms within the fully ever Z mor nines it | Mise Nellie Madeline Davie. of Lead- : i} One Mile (Amateurs only). First, pair | . ae ug a iY ae ei Fo ee dail FOUND—On Ones ‘ 1. few days ago, ¢ Sate thew oe Hokie } me Pee - . aes Mes . ne eo 3 Sclo—* Scotian laa ean «ees | & SOlding door-key, h obtain sam cmy Opa is and airy, they are light he hi ad half a chance at | ville, Col.isa young woman of brains and % 8 Hockey Skates; second, Pocket Knife, MrJdk D wisen. ut this Office aster pas Oe ecteriesmeent by not t: than seven windows, 4a . a tes » Shek -s how ise to; em- Sl “ : De jan 0 ; - » . fabdility. She nows how to rise Jan em value ° 4 Solo—“ The Old S b Songs ta : é shich overlook Queen Squari night. Put him — : - rency saaietiie: Her father is the Charlottetown, January 16, 1896—dy & wky Half Mile (10 year old), First, Pocket ” Miss Hyndmas. WANTED-1 ' eS } tif — and P A we a fH a , ee ee ee net tait%e “wT i ) i a . \NTED ‘ lira g salesmen. and, summer, 1t8 beautiful gardens and of our celebrated WikE | ywner of two daily newspapers. Not long Rails, valuc $1.50; second, Hockey Stick, | 8: gies Ais t. Te grating Sy ry eet ood time ng tos gearantetd. feunts *rincipal Hodgson was unable TMrpwW WO St l ago } ecame so ill tha was necessary 7 : 4 : value 65c, oe For particulars ite OWN BSOTHERS f a I hii : r M A L T RES SHES e1lghnt| ago he b ame 80 111 that it wa necet ary Fh val ue UC : ee a | 6 Orchestra—s de Ce a See Bro ~. | ems i to a ' ate ie reased numbers , | i for him to take a complete rest. Sefore Sie Three Mile (open to . bw island). cen lp ji oI ; _ imi ‘ _ . . a pen eapeen ‘ . e . S ace a ~ ~ ea i ns ’ rd y a iwlace «7 oa that ved bis Classes after the Amas hol hours every nig At, = aii | leaving town he gave his daughter power = First, 87; second, $4; third, $l. 1 Mr W MciKex ile eiiatia : ! t r a : i . : ar Ps > > ery 7 rUOM SALE ’ yy ca i coy , aays, hence the above transtorma he will be as spry as 21 V | of attorney, and then left her in entire Potato Race. First, Po ke t Kni €,; | § Duet—* Bonnie [Hoos Lirtic a iA am “gi ie a The rooms are heated by hot water radiat ‘ in tow luring © e | charge of both newspapers. Miss Davis is ‘ 3 value $1.50; second, Pocket Kaife, value ae ee Edward Bayt 'd, Esq, North River Road. ors and iighted for evening classes by In man in town GuUring CC] only business managor and advertis $1.00. > a eee Bruce, Cook. { Whear. | aed a r ‘ Bos j - a ‘ we : el a ow od asiessrs Bruce, Cook, Lewis, Whear. nn ne Candescent iighte. Phe :ea hers and stu- | day. | ing man, but one of the chief editorial] oie One Mile (14 vear old). First, I or ket 1) Cornet Sclo—Seottich Airs ; WANTED—A good cay gir) for genera dents of this inetitution are greatly pleased : | writers as well. Both papers are in a ° Knife, value $1.50 ; second, Hockey Stick. irC P Fletcher. se ork. Apply .o Mrs Hk Larez, Bay i i *.° ~ ‘ t with their improved accommodation, and comealiiname rishing condition. es Rina | Oe ae y to start | 11 Davce—“ Ginhillie ¢ um” aad ee a 7 rte | Cadets Tahatkotastenn || flourishing conditio 8 Entries close ome ~ Four “ start lille Callum i epkiey LOGT-Ca the Gi Semnencn ie’ The ee ee . : -—- i y re aith’s Band in : : finder 4 rewarded by returning th Classes in telegraphy are now being form MARK WRIG HT & 60 Ln or no third ees = Te ; A r 12 Living Picture—“ John Anderson, Vv Jo” met be’ , i ; on A ster eect Hive il ' . Gite. ea % = : av y ‘y si .7 Rubbing It In. attendance. Admission 25 cents. : Scene » } Song, * John And+ rson, My Jo,” ; sl ces . , _ » on, Sp sae oe . ese cso Never use a liniment for rheumatism, Reg” There races promise to be the best Scene by by \.i s Mivnie Moore, ; gation wiil be organize if a sufhcient | ' ae : > « . ae ,RT IT - conciieaiistlieiiiaiaaan ine bind aa r al oe | says a high authority. Don’t rub it in— ms | contested ever seen on P. KE. Island. names. Os FOR SAL xi order Ap I ber offer. : tn ‘ } 13 Orchestra—S n ee tie ' > 's _ : | drive it out. 1 ake something that re ; J. B. DAWSON, sro ; : . Modi cose ccecue s+++e+ | ply to COMDR. TOOK EK, RN. Esglanade 1 I ation— ‘ Bol Si 7 Poe ee — moves the acid poison “fir m the blood GEO. J. ROGERS, tain . —— ' ; iia! Co | take something that will improve your janl3 Managers. 15 Living Pictu e—* fam O,Shanter”...,.... | MONEY—Loans made on city or co ‘a | digestion, an 1 build up tne body Peed the eS eae pane acca 16 Solo—fel } a ah } proper y A} ply to W L Moore, lieitos } perf fection of robu-t health. That ‘ some- i cecil al ‘wecG ‘y ; a. | &c, London House Cornet “yey Aad :

> ig Scott’s Sarsapar illa, a remed J . ta . a 17 oe tee iol n Accompaniment)—* For A | ml ce : a obtai ins the be st rewulta in the short- nO Mien’s & Boys’ Overco ats and Sleigh For Sale. rn M Ss Suiliv in. ie selon ne ee — eyed ee :

est time. $1, of all druggists. ot 18 Viol Solo—" Biue Balls of Scotland” A very handsome Sieigh, wil! accommo- (with variat-or

ee Ulsters, price from S2.50 to date six persons, nicely upholstered, light Mr Vino

19 Recitation (=el««

4 BOOK : oe fyou desir copy sent

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DIED. lenough for one horse. Apply at this }

: hae f—jan2 TO LET At Brackley Point Road, after a short | office. tf—jan2l }2> Orchestra—Selections TO LET—A shop on corner of Bayfield and

illness of inflammation of the lungs, John SiG Oo — | 21 Solo—* Come Under My P laidie”.... eee : aaa rects. Applyon the j . . e * Mr K M Lamoz ee

R. Stewart, aged 68 years.

Mavaihe Fae Agel 2 ver (QO Wadies’ Jackets and Ulsters, DR. H. D. JOHNSON:

' | January 20th, F 22 yeara, la

learly belovel wife of Mr. William F

| Dockendorff, and second daughter of the io NOSE R h [ate William’ H. Newsonuey Esq. of Searle ranging from $4.00 to $16.00. FE AND EAR, NOSEAND THROAT) | ss5:e0s 2:35 town. Office a Bent Strest Single fare by rai! on presentat ion o if certifi

} | | | : ‘ ; eee a << —rm -—~ is ate of attendance at ( on ert. Certificates ts ae ‘ / |

22 Living Picture—“ Cotte etiniasnie Night | LOST—On Sunday, between Kent & Auld Lang Syne. God Save the Queen oo S. Peter's hoad, 4 pair Of pearl rosary The re ving Pictures are under the directicn | See aan , i siege

of W. C. Harris, Es i wi siiiniaciniinii

Pac ssion— Reserve d Se ais,35 cents: upre-

rved, 25 cents. 2» Te 7” n atl 7.30 p m

Ihavea\ y nice [oot-power Ale cheap Firstapplicant gets { LCorron, Brighton Ko

= oe Aug 16, *94—lv

soreaeerreen [ALL AT HALF PRICE |) xia trons 2 cucey swe

b2 had at ticket office. ~ 2 ‘ $50 down, > ym mm tag if de

Pian of Parquette at Dedd’s Medical Hall S$i500 sired—bavs desirable dw ing near Baleeny at C D Rankin’s Drug Store. May | centre of city, not farfrom park, good neigh- be seen on the afternoon of Monday, the 2th borhood, healthy, Grafion Street. Ap ly to

PRACVK - : : . ' ; Sones f . OLD-FASH 10 NED EEC UINEA A BOX." ores ey ee eee Se Got eee tae A ‘ ‘ |T. A. McLEAN J. MoSWAIN, = ———mcnniiian 78 ‘ . - r r gy ( i S le : , mr VST nthe western « of t or ‘ ; iWEBCHAMG: | It will pay every buyer to look at these) , tng vr crit nr, funn!” * Cintas, SG in, Latorainwaetnee ges J > . . * Y ey ‘ ‘ ; —? e ons j i 7 re Ww ded on | ay sam at s0 ice. a comfort is to be found in our QL ILTS and siege set: : PILLS ‘ons electricity, with all sanitary sane er \anyoaf n leaving t this office. First. because of the lowness of the price we are asking, — : $ st ] ld AC dl gs ments and a private aay ah eee " SR a es 3 a, HOGnED 6 gp tet ere CURE 3 goods, as they must be sold FreGardleSS | jave converted my Saloon into a Grocery Political Meeting TO LET—Two large flats in the bricx build second, by the genuine pleasure and rest that is found : SiGK HEADACHE ‘ 5 , y = |} and stocked with { the choicest Groceries, { i | Fah, cars igg a \jo mings Soston’s , oo a . . gy gst t : yr ae 7 ‘ ua ie teen ‘ Ze a . > by seeping under down covering. , , aerene by bases 7 —— A Meeting of the the “Lihesal- Conservatives od. ible or aie onehe emocte ogee . i B usiness p ib Ber ‘ a “ai , | Suitable for offices or lerge societies, «te ~ BR. Disordered Liver, etc} | of cost. eee ef Johnson's River Polling District wil| pies y'tutmnnus cot dod “ike Magic on the Vital Organs, , | ve held ip the Schoolhouse at Donagh on | —Soning DA T—Nituate adjoin- OUR OFFE Pimd heen Secreti ions, restoring lon; “3 P. P. GILLIS. i MONDAY > 27th January, at Six o'clock, war ARINE i rai mas . Le aa ee ad hy 1 . + ,

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Society. Largest Sale ia the World. GE NT ae - . ; ‘ + : “TO LE t—H if the Cottave adjoining West j BROS > Covered with a Tasteless & Soluble Coating. A . TO LET—A good tenement houseon Biskop JAMES J. TRAINOR. ote Ite ait ee ee ae Stes | ont 4 Ue a 4: Bloveseal, Street. Contains stx rooms. apehy te, Sm fos Lot 48, Jan. 18, 1896— d&w Henderson, Oct 12, Zo /

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