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MOOSE IN HAR

A CURIOUS SCENE WITN:SS DAKOTA FAIR.

DAT «

Went Like a Real Cyclone \ Muos

That Trotted N.uety Miles in «w Day—

Will They Become Fashionable.

One span of the captured m se men tioned in iny ieiter on **Minaesota Moose and Indixns.” is now owned and driven by aman tu Grafton, N, D. An-

other is driven sin lle by a liveryinan in | denersoa, Mani oba, Ata recent fair or | something of the sort, he was billeted to via horse. The moose, then 3 years vld,was hooked intoa sulky, and Harris, being a wel -known horse- man, Was requested todrive him. The sLich Cae livose WAS pro- hawer, to which the

Harris insisted on

aviig a bi but the liveryman wii the moe objec ed > that he was

. putes,

perfectiy geniie aud tractable in tie

aller, out taat he drew tie Lne on a Harris mount- vu tue sulky, but nad sume deuvts as to the outcome of Lh- race.

Tne tell s unde , and the’ horse and mvese st reed. Tas latter reacued out tn 2 styl rarely seeu ou any race couse, his biz, clumsy hin ifeec fanning his ear st every stride. At the first quarter Jost ue Was luore tian a length avead of vue bor-e, and betore tse buit-mile post was reached had doubled this lead, About this time, however, he concluded ve wouldn't play and lit out for home,

| striking squarely across the race course

| trance,

and the fair grounds for the main en- There was a great jam of peo- ple, carriages, farm wagons, half-bre d carts, and the like, but when the moose

| sturted for them they stampeded as if a

cyclone were coming their way. The way was cleared, and in spite of all the pulling and swaying Harris could do the invose went out of the grounds and down the main street of the town like a tornado, He headed for tie corral, ad- joining the livery stavle, the gate of which happeued to be open, but made a bad shot aud caught one wheel of the sulky on a gatepost. LEFT THE SHAFTS, 3

He went out of the shafts as if there had been none, went to the other end of the corral and stood iovking at his late driver, with his ears thrown forward just as if he scented someone. Harris pulled himself out of the wreck badly bruised and disfigured, and says that the next time he drives a moose he will put on him the wickedest ring-and chain bronco bit he can find.

Still moose dw make great drivers when properly crained and handled. Their magniticent build, their long, wel: formed and strongly set legs, their great strength of quarter and loin and their wonderful loug development give them such power of endurance as no horse can approach, A moose will simply trot ailday over any kind of ground, bog, wind falls or rocks and searcely Harris says iaat ons morning in the winter of "9U sud ‘Yl he started from his rance, on the Boseau river, to drive tu Emerson, a distance of forty miles, 5 on after leaving hone a bull moose, witu only one horn, show- ed up on the Big Muskeag, trotting west, parailel with the road on which Harri: was driving, and only half a mile away. Harris had no gun and started out for ‘a race. He put his horse intoarun anu the moose trotted easily along, keeping well abreast for about ten miles, when he veered off to the south and was soou out of sight. Harris went on into Emer- son, attended to his business,and starteu home at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, Be- fore he got out of town he saw the same moose coming back from the south, still

tire.

on the trot,but now wita his tongue hang- ing out and thoroughly tired. He boltei

into a street of tue town and started north. Harris turned and drove after bim,shouting to the townspeople to turn out and capture him.

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VOL 33.—NO. 119

BORROWED MIRTH,

NG DOUBT ABST IT.

Van Fvezier-— Do you think that whisky improves with age.

Van Guzzler—I know it does. The older I grow,the better i like it—Wor!d’s Fair Puck.

Lena—This is the $200 diamond ring Jack gave me. M:ud—Isit? I woude: what it cost him, —Truth.

Teacher—Define mem rv. Dull Boy— It’s what we always has till we come to speak a piece.—Go id News.

Small boy—Pap, is 1 correct to sav « ?—~P iyo. — Well, neve! gentleman, —New

widew lady heard of a York Journal,

Vhlhoow

Bugley—What is the latest news from the money marset? Builey—Jack Hardy and the Newport lieiress are engaged. — Judge.

After ashort scason in the blacksmith’s hands many a wagon wheel knows what it is to have that tired feeling. —Buffalo Courier,

Maud—Didn’t you faint when you go in that terrible crush in the theatre lobby? Irene — Faint! No. There wasn’t room.—Cihicago Tribune,

“Waiter, it is almost half an hour since [ ordered that turtle soup.” Sorry, sir, but you know how slow turtles are.—Fliezende Blaetter.

He—Of course »iy prospects are not the brightest. We will haye a great deal t) contend against. She—Dearest, we will have each other. — Vogue.

He—Don’t rou tind that you are affect- ed by your surreundings? She—That depends upon whose arm encircles m) waist.—New York J. urnal.

“Is this building tire-proof !” asked the man with biue giuss s and a large grip sack, “Notif vou're a book agent,” r pli.dthe janitor, conclusively.—Wash- ton Star.

“You've given up your beau,” “T have indeed,” said she ; “He always toox my arm instead

Of offering his to me.

* they said ;

—New York Fress. Teacher (to class in ad.Jitionj)—Now, take two mince pies and four mince pies, what does it make? Johnny Long- head—Nightmare, ma’am.—New York Journal.

Miss de Vere—The dude with the red hair has proposed to that Slenderly girl. Dolly Danzer—I don’t wonder. She's thin enough to muke a match —Music and Drama.

Johnes (of New York)—Whereabcuts in Chicago is the World’s Fair? Jenkins (just returned from his journey)—The world’s fair is near Midway Plaisance.— Chicago Record.

“Here is a poor I wrote on the manu- facture’s buik ing at the World's Fair,” “Don't you think you had bet-

”

in-

he said. ter try something nearer your size,

CALENDAR FOR NOVEMBER, 1893, | New WM ¥ 44 . &. i cast 3 S| Week | > 5 H j c -¢ WwW ‘ . ¥ ; ; a 4 : 00m 4‘? b 7 TERMS : Four Dollars a Year. “This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”— Euripides. 4 » 27 Sn — , 08 NENA op yO nvr TNT ‘ 5 yy Y ae ATT y J * \ . vi] NEW SERIES. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLUAND, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1893. 28 | 11 46 | que - 3 = | "e a2 24 . ; ' . i “6 | eo E E AY uv 0 4 24) () 7 | owl Ta THE NEW YOST a enepen . Q 4 a : : es ” 14 | the only Perfect Writing Mach- : y al | ine. The Ribbon, the Shift Y G S : Key and other antiquat- e ws ay 21 d devices discarded 9 ’ 25 214 ed devices discarded, ’ * s Ss i a rey) g ye : 4 si] NEW MACHINE, Ke we aS = | ole sane AS NEW MANAGEMENT Ke gle iy 1) ; ,Y y j y “i ps t Nh th NEW PRINCIPLES, | ¢ 3} ' THU UU, MON HN 5 ' NEW PATENTS, aS eX o® kapive Dam.y NEWSPAPER as hs t AY os | NEW MEN, | ¢) As ae . . afte > ym th iftlee | yy .T. He SA AMINE ‘ BLiaiin CoMPaNY, in tt N EW LI EK. aw we we me ee NEW BRAINS | vt 4 cas il caine re | QWASK & W abvancs NEW METHODS, AS ye a N Vear $i | S o> cae. : NEW CAPITAL, Aan CNS , oan ry Vor x QT | ye “: os a 2 . anada or tl The LATEST and BEST. | <d 2 st | @ ws ie ADVERTISING RATES < x al F w ordere Sold by Grocers Everywhere. i oe ee eT WHAT MUST ) :---Bad alignment, illegible work, foul ink ribbons, bothersome shift elite nite ue ce ‘ Rate card — double scales, ete., are no | mger to he tolerated pardoned. The NEW YOST has! JN. K. FAIRBANK & CO. ; — : ; a lished them, and no othe can retam them and live. Wellington and Ann Sts., : sem a! THE NEW YOST combines the life-long experience of the inventor, G. W. N. Yost, who MONTREAL arger, W mouths © | invented the ‘Remington ” in L875, the “ Caligraph” in 1880, and the “ Yost ” in 1889; the - Ne specie sorted unless paid for | latest and best improvements have been added during 1892, making the New Yost an ideal, 2 sda omy, ete perfect typewriter. The New Yost pr ints direc t fr ym steel type; its work is never blurred, | put is clern cut and beautiful. The alighment is absolutely Leen and permanent. The . Special discounts made on all advertise- | pnanper is an ideal success, the best ever a lied toa ty ewriter The line s pacing abso utely F Baz i. PP | ] 5 e rr . ted with Church Fairs, Bazaars . ? - i a, ¢ No sw inserted wit! pertect. the same unless the regular rate of 10 cents pr Send for Illustrated Catalogue to IRA CORNWALL, General Agent for the Maritime Lumber and Coal. oleae ecaurenn te considered by ou | /TOVInees, 134 Prince William St., St. John. or to saattta ul me MRM meme aes See | We have removed to CONNOLLY’S : ee ee Meta eee gl eee W WHARF, where we are prepared to fur- caida — or salle a oe xt : edian | D. B. STE ART, Charlottetown. nish everything in our line cheaper than =" Ts aed nat va ad ever, such as Boards, Shingles, Scantling, » unitate seus to tee tan Ged | p Pine of all kinds, Laths, Palings, Lime, ” ae : iad : planation 5 ae PICKLING y| N ECAR Glass P} serve Grocks. : Brick, and al! otler Building Materials. neve teen enenbalied te enhenas the neoert: | Y We also intend to keep on hand a full ie weenat cian a sf M: supply of Hard and Soft Coals, which we Tur Dat . <a : | a 5 Agr eorgapae of thore Mason will se!] at the lowest rates.

F DAILY Rxaut NER is for sale by the fo ix (porcelain top) on hand this Fall, Giv all T ] } an “ti low ng agent “eae : ; i , : Oe and in order to work them off we are ofbe- ive us @ cali. wo ep none connection. R HH. Mason, , Pes oon Heed. harlottetown | Our English Malt \ imO@wAr | ine them t..geey lew pricts, Call end BARRATT & CHAMPION

w rs L, awer Spring Park Road, | S oe I] : get & sup ply before they are all gone. Saieriaartin augS—dy sattu wy3m “ irey, ¢ eg ope jat | cents per gallon 1s, . _ $c ss : BE: R & GOFF. Pana aar St Store. Queen Street. ‘ | without doubt, the best Pick-|; A : B MACDONALD & (0 TOOTHACHE! S. Gray, News Stall, P. E. Ll. Railwas§ and | . 4 | On ie eee masts Resietere Gam. | UE Vinegar on the market. HEADACHE ! «5 Walsh, EClex JOORSLOr Sum- | i . ee MeFarlane, Souris. r 1 Have Removed their Stock of NEURALGIA! Hon. D. Gordon, (eorgetown, | We have also an extra INSTANTLY CURED BY ONE APPLICATION oF Db A gan, Mt. Stewart. J i Chas A. Gillis, Orwell Cu |strong White Wine Vinegar J: e¢ Best is is the (hespest. B t & toy h NERVOL. ma —~5 So f Pickli t 64 eens 00 S$ te oes 25 cents per Bottle, at all Druggists. r ely Rwami .|for Pickling, at 64 cents per king hold of this brand of Flour . The W eekly Examine} : : last Ma t hs a> cia at t saaial Is issued every Friday morning from the | S@llon, which some like the | catisfaction twth to our customers and | ——TU THEIR—— pu . ‘ ithe {t is made up of matter . pains We are rece . ng orders a'most = us appeared In the Daily editions, and | flavor of better than the Malt. every day from our friends who have tried a a first-class weekly newspaper—interesting it, and they say THEY WILL HAVE NO OTITER. NEW BRICK BUILDING and firtl « latest news Both are pure and good. Give ita trial and you will way She sails | 1 subscription for Taz WeeKity Exam next time ‘For sale only at iNKK, post paid to any part of Canada or the ry .. ‘ gs )E) i> . ‘ VEMe a United States, is one dollar per year BEER & GOFP. BEER & GOFES, ACROSS THE STREET. Gold Medalist Dyers and Cleaners, Advertising rates on the same scaie aa given | bove f Truc DatLy EXAMINER. i Charlottetown, October 3, 1893—m wf MONTREAL. ae WE ARE PREPARED "0 DYE all | Please to look at our Stock in the | class of goods and garments equal to any

DOCTOR DORSEY,

Physician and Surgeon. Graduate me Medical Departmeat of the | uiveraity — City of New York, late Member of the Resident Stiffof Belle- vie Hospita ond the New York Lving-in Hospital, New York City OFFICE North Side Queen Square

OPPOSITE POST OFFICE

~Near Corner of King and Queen arlotie town

A. J. MURPHY

IS SELLING—

Overcoats and Pants,

MADE FROM HIS NEW STOCK ao ‘ t ers see at & glance . the Bargains are to be f

ROBERT BEAIRSTO COMMISSION MERCHANT AND AUCTIONEER. GOOD REFERENCES

. ’ ' Queen Street, Charlottetown

RAILWAY HOUSE,

Opposite Railway Station, JOHN BOLGER, PROPRIETOR.

puts HOUSE is thoroughly parr teinde and it ie Good accomnu da for travellers by rail and spinendiiond Tabi P a ipp! el at a mode-ate fare Pica ¢ gy ec i> a all A Zz rls —3n3 eod pd

Robt. Balloch & o,,

TEA MERCHANTS,

MINCING LANE----------LONDON

tEPRESENTED IN € ANADA BY

A. MORRISON, HALIFAX

Christy Knives

BREAD —CARVING—PARING.

FOR SALE BY

R. B. Norton & Co.,

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I. acg 16

FENNELL & CHANDLER,

E. Island for this Celebrated Axe,

Agents for P.

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Fall and Winter Stock now Complote, Wholesale & Retail.

FENNELL & CHANDLER.

Chariottetown, O tober 29, 1a!

COAL HODS from 20c. At DODD & ROGERY

m wf

STOVES from $5.00 up,

up;

Charlottetown, October 4, 1893

TESTED AND TRIED |

We have been “gelling. “FURNITURE THIRTY YEARS and it has ALWAYS satisfaction

We still make the same quality of Furniture at prices

for

given entire

lower than the lowest. From these goods the people

‘elect their “ heirlooms.’ have

Some of our Chairs, ete.,

been in use thirty years and are good yet.

JOHN NEWSON.

Charlottetown, November 2, 1893—mon wed fri

Charlottetown, Oct. 19, }

| New Store—the LARGEST and CHEAP-

the City.

J. B. Macdonald & Co.

L893—eol

Halifax Marksts. PP. M. JENKINS & CO,

General Commission Merchants.

We give special sattention to the handling | Of Cargoes of Produce and the chartering aid | insuring of vessels. We also have grand fuci-

lities for selling Eggs, Butter, Oysters, Pork, etc. Consignments solicited. ‘Good Bank references. We forward all 2 of goods to any point. Box 240, Huiifax, N.

septs—l yr

| «Don’t travel Second Class when you can go First Class for nearly the same money. Fer that reason

GU TO BrSTuh

via the FAST SHORT LINE—Charl«ttetown

| te Pictou via the Navigation Company's Steam -rs; Pictou to Halifax via the Inter- colonial Railwar, and Halifax to Boston via th. fast, modern-built and equipped Steel

§. S. “HALIFAX,”

sailing from the Plant Wharf, foot of Sac«- ong Street, EVERY WEDNESDAY, at a. m™m,

| ONLY ONE NIGHT AT SEA,

and the privilege of going on board Steamer night before departure without extra charge.

For Tickets and al} information apply to the office of the Charlottetown Nav! ies Company sept7

S. R. FOSTER & SON,

Manufacturers of Wire Nails, Steel and Iron cut Nails and Spikes, Tacks, Brads, Shoc Nails, Hungarian Nails, &e.

Sr. Joun, N. B.

For Sale or to Let,

le Premises recently occupied by Mr Joln Beer, Corner Cumberland Fitzroy Streete—a commodious and pleasantly sit uated house fitted throughout with hot water heating apparatus — with good stable and coach house, Ap WWW, BEEE

\ Jy Qtt

House in Europe. FRENCH CLEANING a specialty. a information regarding shades, prices, , furnished by CHAS. IVES MORRISON, Agent, Queen Street. sept25—eod

Unlike the Dutch Process No Alkalies

Other | Chemicals

are used in the preparation of

W. BAKER & CO.’S

whieh is absolutely pure and soluble. ithas more than three times @ the strength of Cosoa mixed with Starch, Arrewreot er Sugar, and is far more eeo- omical, costing less than ene cent @ eup. It is delicious, nourishing, and EASILY DIGESTED. scicbciigiiiiaiais Seld by Grocers irocers everywhere.

W. BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass

DAVIES’ OINTMENT

Has no Equal for the Cure of

Old Sores, Burns, Bealing Sores, Salt Rheum, Kozema, lich and all Sores where there is any Inflammation.

TRY A BOX, PRICE 25 CTS.

For the next four weeks we will sell fer 15 cents per box to introduce it.

DAVIES’ DRUG STORE,

sept23 St. George Pharmacy.

Turk’s Island Salt.

1100 Bushels Turk’s Island Salt, suit- able for Meat Packing, just landed ex schr. Hydra, and will be sold low by ap plying to

PEAKE BROS. & CO. Ch’town, Nov. 4, 1893—1w eod

STAMPS WANTED.

OLD Canadian, United States’ and other stamps, as used 25 to 40 years ago. For many pay $1 to $5 each.

GEORGE LOWE, 346 Spadina Avenue, Toronto,

TO LET. itok Dysiie n Water es. lately occupied <i wees e J. Wright. This house has n and pogené throughout, and is now “a splendi

from attic to cellar. Possession given imme- diately. Rent moderate. For particulars apply to GEORGE PEAKE, office in buildia aaned by Peake Bros. & Co. end tf—auel

TO LET.—Halfof a tenement house on the corner of Queen and Chestnut 8S con- taining six rooms. a, te Mrs. GEORGE ROBINSON on the prem tf—acetl3

HIS LONG RACE ENDED,

A hotel man saw him coming, ran in, got a rifle and killed him in front of hi. house ; several farmers coming in fron the south, during the next week or two, féported having seen a bull moose with one hora ou this same day. some of them having encountered him as much as twenty miles south of Ennerson, and ali itating that he was on the trot. On figuring it out it was found that the moose had trotted at least ninety miles tiuat day after Harris sighted him, and it was not known how far before. Some kunter had doubtless started him away up the Roseau early in the morning, and having encountered people at frequevi intervals he had been kept in a state of tlarm, only to lose his life at the end of his great race.

Nate Ellerton, who lives near the Ruseau, in the east end of Kittson coun- ty, has a three-year-old buil moose, a moose calf and an elk calf, all caught in tue woods near his farm. The bull has not yet been driven, but has been led ind handled all his life. When I was there the rutting season was on. He was kept in a corral and was disposed to beugly. Noone, not even his owner, sared to go inside the corral just at that lime.

This Year's Seal Catch,

We use a very moderate expression when We state that the catch of seals for 1893 exceeds all expectations ; the supply is excessive and exceptionally good judgment must be exercised by the en- tire trade in handling this article. Tie saich of Northwest coast skins reported »xclusively to us reaches the extracrdi- vary total of 125,000 skins, and some of the vessels have not yet arrived from their quest. In addit.on to the above great catch we have a report from the Vopper Island seals. the number secured lor 1893 being 32,800. We have there- fore in sight :—

Northwest coast skins .............. 125,000 Copper Island skins OCP AlaGER GRIMS os cceccccceccees §=F,00O

Wk citnee cheese ultniakedvense 165,300

This is a larger catch than the market requires ; it is remarkable in view of the fact that our Government agents last fear reported the seals practically ex- iinct.—Fur Trade Reviow.

Manifestations of Conservatism,

There are some curious manifestations of conservatism in the United States. [he same conventional cuts of a sow, a horse, a steamboat and other »bjects that adorned newspaper adver. ising columns fifty years ago are stil ‘een in somne newspapers of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and half the butchers’ account books in that country still bear a rude engraving of a fat British butcher in high beaver hat standing beside an ox. It must be nearly a century since there were any such butchers in the United States.

He Was Ceavinced.

A man in Nova Scotia was in doubt as to the genuineness of the reported cure of Mrs. Bernard Maguire and ex-Councillor Lingley, ef Petersville, Queen’s Co., by a course of Hawker’s Nerve and Stomach Tonic and Hawker’s Liver Pills. He wrote to Squire Lingley, and that gentle man promptly assured him that the testi

monials were genuine. cooses USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great

Riood and NerveRemedy.

quired the editor.—Puck, He sat behind a towering hat, But no complaint did make ; It was in church, and safe, he knew, A pleasant nap to take. —Chicago Inter-Ocean.

She—You see ail this talk about hoop skirts coming buck again has died out. He—Yes. The women have compromised = putting the hoops in their sleeves.—

New York Herald.

Spratts—Who was the most miserable man youeversaw? Jacks—-A fellow who couldn't read his paper, smoke his cigar and eat his breakfast all at once,—Cleve- land Plain Dealer,

Harry—One never loses anything by keeping his engagements punctually. Charlie—My experience is, he is apt to lose half an hour’s time waiting for the other fellow.—Truth,

Blinks—What would you do first thing if you should come into a big for- tune? Winks—Jupiter! sail out of here before any of the folks I've borrow- ed of found it out.—Chicago Inter- Ocean.

He smiled when he put his frock coat on, But afterward how he did snort, When he found hus last fall overcoat Was just about a foot too short ! ~New York Journal,

**How is it your little baby sister goes to sleep as soon as your father takes her?’ Little four-year-old—I ‘spec it's *cause she'd rather do that than stay awake and hear him sing.—Beau Monde.

A Pais'ey gentleman, hearing that two of his female relations had quarreled, asked: ‘‘Ha’s they ca’ed each ither ugly?’ ‘Na, na,” ‘Ah, weel, then. I can mak’ it up atween them yet.”—Tit- Bits.

Annie—You should be excused when you leave the table. Little Nephew— Should I? I thought, from the way you acted about that third piece of pic that you'd be glad to see me go. —Good News.

Oh, whether fixed in curls or bangs—

A woman's glory fs ber hair, But not when through the night it hangs Upon a bedroom chair, —New York Press,

She—Oh, the irony of life! The man who wrote ‘Home, Sweet Home” never hada home. He—Yes. And the fellow who wrote ‘‘The Man in the Moon” was not a lunatic!—Kate Field’s Washing- ton.

Farmer—What ver settin’ on thet fence fer? Tramp—'Cause Ise tired, mister. Farmer (sco:nfully)—Tired Tired of what, ]’d like ter know ? Tramp—Answering fooi questions, mis- ter.—Judge.

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_Carrars Joun R. Hire, of schooner Lillian, says: “I was suffering with in- flammation of the chest, brought on by exposure at sea. Took a good supply of

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OF THE

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