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= - - ¢’ airs é OCTOBER 22, 1894. FAST TRAVEL Tue Canadian Pacific Railway ( pany are now runt y tra : which eave Ss doh wat . 4 : (Saturdays excepted) and = arrive at | Montreal at 8.20 e next morning. Pas engers from Cha ttetown can, by means of this train, reach Montreal inabouttw five hours 0) ne omer and, a trai eaves Montrea very eve Sa epted) at > 40 and arrive at St }

, ‘ Pa a | by this tra om M i | | be the at { tl I ‘

° nect nh wer md ‘ P

{ e, and tl Nor \ about pa

yu le Cha ‘ I

K OI the atte { | part That Av, pas m et “ 4 | i mB hail it oni ‘Ww ‘ ‘ }

git soone bun they al prese¢ It is, perhaps, too late in the sea have this arrangement made for this al But something ought j vear ( Fast trains with clos € t juirea and ft shed f re ma i W yp see imy irra ; ule fo Prov ‘ plaints aya va ~ pos th par i jue | $s t ar x} i Ir ‘ nu i } t yz ‘ iS ‘ { m ‘ sca l "9 : B p s 4 apid i , $ I ailW | I a * w ike a 5 mais ana pe y ‘ | to a Pr . . ’ M : hie ¥ r shortcoming |

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NOTES AND COMMENTS.

—The fact thatthe Czar is dying a@ matter ef the greatest concern to | i ope and the world. The Czar | f r pes wha | | sone ?

Se J = One 1

ke that of O Wendell Hol: show 4 - wards and comf

nt ; woney, r things which n

ys What properly-constituted n would not rather have been Dr Ho

with three hundred thousand, or Matthew Arnold with his ten thousand, or Walter Scott with nothing, than Jay Gould with :

hundred millions 7?

—The Agriculturist of Sammersid: pels the Guardian’s statement anent liquor drinking in that Scott Act town, ana says “Its assertion that it is ‘certain that

violation of the law during the Charlotte- r

town exhibition was us nothing com pared

to that of Summerside,’ is not borne

by facts, and we must take exception t

We have no desire to enter into a «

versy on this subject, but if it be

ne ‘essary, we may be able to addace some 1 Se

facts concerning the manner in which thi Seott Act was observed in Charlottetow | during exhilution week that will open the eves of even our saintly contemporary.” | —Montreal Star: “The demon of definiteness seems to have dogged 1

steps of Mr. Laurier all through his sum wetsern tour. It appeared with a malig-| nant grin in the Winnipeg pre t | very beginning of his voyag e| prairies: it turned up with impish | ei & tence in his wake all the way out e | Pacific; it inspired countless criticisms « the eloquent and pleasing gentler } British Columbia; and now ont me] ] journey it is com pla ently spoiling t crop be has so laboriously sows along i fertilely discontented strip of prai: set- | Ou

tlement

—Asked recently concerning the of trade in Great Britain Mr George

Hague, the banker of Montreal, said \ “From what I could gather, some bran- | }, ches of trade are as good as ever, and |t there is generally a more hopef il feeling. | mark The only drawback is the frequent strikes | \ and the bitter contests between larg bodies of workmen and tl owners of industrial enterprises. It appears to me

eaders in the old country | it 4 la gerous course and

that the labor

are entering upon ¢ going far beyond the old lines laid down] y leaders of trades unions. In

by furmer it fact, socialistic and communist leas | appear to dominate their deliberations, as | , & reeoiution which was arried re ntly at | y Norwich bv a good ma ty means,if w Af» get tothe botiom of , that everybod must be the owner of evervt g.” i

“It should he borne mind, we vent on Mr. Hague, “that as regards trade | | the whole world’s trade, be the times good | or bad there are thousands of firm bus nes Ss prosper 13 al i by tl rcumstar ” |

NEWS NOTES.

Neariy fifty « u s from Pr i

ard Island a a ling the ‘ c ses at McGill |! ersity this yea }

|

The Bank of Brazil ts eaid to | $20,000,000 by irreguiariiies during the | st recent revoiut

i

During September nearly 3,000,000 bushels of wheat were shipped east fromm Win peg, against 1,100,000 bushels for |}

| the same month a year ago. i

At Washington courthouse, Ohio, a few | San Domi: days ay a mob undertook to lynch a | level ney » was in jail. The militia wae] the « ordered to fire, and two men fell dead, while several others were wounded

sity of Alabama, donbta the common ex planation of the letters 0 kK . which is to}

| Professor W. 5. Wyman, of the Univer- | the effect that tl ey were President An- |

: ; yy | Ele drew Jack+on’s abbreviation for “al | correct” He thinks that Jackson bor- “a rowed the phrase from the Choctaw lan ;

“

guage, ia which the word “okey” meas

ts te ot A ” }; per it 18 all right. IS. In Ashantee no man is ever allowed | pl

see one of the King’s wives, and shonid

he happen, through accident, to get a pol

glimpse of one of the “sacred creatures,” he is forthwith put to death. that country allows the king to have

,° és}

3,555 “helpmeets,” and no more. These | w

wives al! Lve in two long streets in the! stnde

city of Coomasie, the Ashantee capital, s the quarters occupied by them being: of

“heaven.” as

DAILY

CTURE ON ASTRONOMY,

'?p iarmonic Hall on Satar-

ative distances from that lum-

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78 the value per head of crude ma- use in the industrial arts was

s $8.78; in 1895 there was a

L878 we have

ultural population notwithstan:d-

erse

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GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

t, 4,000 persons have gone to

oted 50,000 frances w be used in pro- ti-diphtheretic serum for city A despaich from Berlin says council there has voted 6,000 a similar purpose how sava : “While tests so far made snable us to complete our judgment

Pererserre, Oct. 19.—The Noveo

remva favs it

1in, Russia would be obliged to

in between Russia and England.

leported to China,

ri, Oct. 19.—At the close of rday at Brighton, a village in nia near Parkersburg, a quarrel

which Willis Gardner, fifteen 1, was shot to death, and his little

“he teacher, Morris Pickering,

ord William Beresford is about to marry the Dowager Duchess of Marlboro’, ‘riy Mrs. Hammersley, of New York. © York, Oct. 19—The Herald’s from Panama says: Advices from ro state that a cyclone has

that form

| cabl

crop in Hayti,

Martain, farmer, residing in Clarke county, murdered his infant child because it cried When the news of the crime night the neighbors became nraged and formed a mob to lynch him. fled tothe swamps and is being pur- everal hundred resolute farmers

Hic has served a term in the

lersville, and is said to have been im. iu other crimes

Sr. Pererssure, Oct. 19.~A squad of ce last night visited the Technological tute here, ard proceeding to the dor- ries, took into custody thirty of the s who had retired. The charge on he arrests were made is that the

The law of } mit

iracy against the government. The visit the police was a complete surprise to . ; : : : ; ;

loc ally known by a word signifying the authcrities of the institution, as well

o the students.

nb astronomy given by Prof.

was ofan exceedingly valu ng nature, while the dis- was illustrated

w such light upon the sub no other way. Jar system showing the

ial motion around the sun

r respective rates of

an education in itself, and

he uperer iated. The moon, the eclipses and OC- the theory of the

y of the earth, and other

were alsorendered visible

¢ manner by exhibiting

| the screet Pro

a | cl and va Ss ‘ der

i per } 10uUs aS

t ‘ = te

vor of tl heavens and lea of their mo

a ships to each other and 3, should make a point tures to be given this afford at Opportur tv of

nstruction and amuse-

is wi ire rarely favored with

va Citizen gives some hard m the trade returns, show- |

atifying results of the Libera

ta

t year, so great had been our in manufacturing, that our rude material went up to

tension of our manufac the growth of a city popula- me cousumers of farm pro-

eate a market at the farmers’

irtially manufactured to be

er processes in Canada ST the exteut of ul 1893 to the extent of

rhe enlargement here ince as the item first

anufactures per head

8.30. So the wman- blood-sucker” as he is re Opposition—Sir Richard i hief—has to meet t almost the same amount

he had sixteen years

) supplying the that has arisen in

two striking facts of *n countries of articles of und luxury is one of the

. a iutry’s prosperity sclear that our citi- are better off now than

id conditions. In nport of this class of goods

head; in 1893 it had increas-

farmer’s interest lies in be- I of larger amounts of » farm and dairy. Now, added 254 per cent ers of our population, and the f breadstutfs may be assum- reased in proportion. Yet, ly our imports of articles nimals and their products r head, now is but $3.78. s supplied by our own far- t is clear gain to them that we find a satisfactory of the prosperous condition of }

ieg slation of the United standing the low price of ils, and notwithstand- i pression which has existed l among the members of

Oct. 19.—According to re- vers of the interior

Considering

n immigration matters, this

Oct. 19.—The prior of the

tery of Santa, Cataline, | for treason. He is the smphilet asserting that the has caused the king to be

1

19.—The municipal council

Pre fessor

the serum.1 regard it as

e duty of medical men to use

the event of military in- Afghanistan on the part of

his, the paper says, ul to the partition of

, Oct. 19.—About a fortnight en from Moutreal tried to Ogdensburg, crossing

riney were arrested and

i found guilty of unlawfully the States. They will

developed into a serious

a 1 eight vears, was fatally ‘ 238 . t while trying to re-

October 19.—It is rumored

houses there and damaged

Miss, Oct 19~William T-

EXAMINER

(women’s only) from $2.50 to $ anyhow. Whether you want to buy or not

we shall be pleased to see you, at Carters’

at 12 o’clock, noon :-

roadster and speedy. Particulars at salk

PERSONAL.

Hon. Senator Ferguson returned from Ottawa on Saturday evening

Geo. W. Bentley, Esq , of Kensington, was registered at the Queen Hotel this fore noon

We reygret to learn that iichard Bag nall, Esq., is not so well to-day as he was on Saturday.

Rev. James Morrison, rector of St. Dun- atan’s College, returned from Quebec on Friday evening.

Miss Cassie Morrison returned from au | extended visit to P. E. Island on Wednes- day.—Pictou Advocate.

Mr. J. Bidwell Mills, manager of the Merchant’s Protection Association, Hamil- ton, Ont., is registered at the Queen Hotel. |

Mrs. Lefurgey, of Summerside, is in the

McSweeney.—Moncton Times } Mr. Herbert Henderson, manager for | the Anglo-American Telegraph Company at Sackville, is visiting friends in Char- lottetown Mr. M. A. Melnnis. formerly of Sum-

merside, is running a job printing office at 1111 Thirteenth Avenue, East Oakland,

Cal.

Mr. John Bertram, of New Bedford, Mass., was @ passenger from Point du Chene to Summerside on Saturday even

ing.

ww” . .

To morrow morning Mr. Hector Mac- eod, of this city, will leave for a trip to

Boston and New York. His son, Mr. Fred J. Macleod, will accompany hi:

Mr. William Wright, the well kn representative of James Coristine & Co., Montreal, is here with a full line of sam ples. He is registered at tne Hotel Davies,

The Rev. J. C. Cox left for Milton this morning after prosecuting a successful canvass in this city on behalf of the Cana- dian Church Magazine and Mission News The Magazine is highly commended by the Bishop and Archdeacon of Toronto, the Bishop of Algoma, and other clergymen. It is, without doubt, an excellent periedi- cal, and Mr. Cox’s favorable representa- tions are well worthy thi tention those who need a good church pay

Mr. Chas. A. M. Pinsent, a prominent

broker and commission merchant, of St

John’s, Newfoundland, was registered at the Queen Hotel « n Saturday. Mr Pin sent, who has been on a \ t p| through a portion of Canada and t ited States, combining business wit! pl a

ure, is a son of Sir Robert J r of Newfoundland. Dur

ed Montreal, Toronto Niagara Falle, N York, Butfalo, Troy and points interest, purchasing goods to the extent of | 25,000. Mr. Pinsent left yesterda nm the | steamship Tiber

—— > 0 «2 __- Oakvanp, Cal., Oct. 19.—A burglar did bloody work with a hatchet at the resi- dence of Rev. F. E. Wolse, in Alameda }

the presence of &@ man in

where she and her husband slept Sh rose in bed and was struck down with a| hatchet. Her husband, awakened by he:

gle

the burglar they screamed lustily, arous ing the neighbors When succor came both were lying unconscious in their bed Mrs. Wolfe has regained conscious and will probably recover, though she bas bad wounds about the skull. Mr. Wolfe is mortally wounded. Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe are missionaries who lately returned from

Alaska.

The only way to cure catarrh is to pu ify the blood. Hoed’s Sarsapar lla purifies the blood and tones up the whole systcm.

7

LOCAL NOTICES Advertisements under this heading cnarged for at the rate often cents per line.

New self-rising buckwheat in 2 lb pack- ages, just received at Beer & Goft’s.

Oct.. 22 Zin. You will find that Prowse Bros. are giy- ing specia] bargains in blankets, flannels, flannelettes, hats, caps and furnishings.

Our aim shall always be to give our cus

tomers the best treatment and the best

goods for their money.—Prowse Bros Greenland seal capes—New stock, best

q tality, low price—Jas Paton & Co.

Gentlemen can have good strong black cashmere coat with deep cape and stitched seams for the small sum of $6.50 All our waterproofs are guarante¢ 1. The lead

ing styles are alw ays found with James Paton & Co. oct 18

50 (women’s only) black sacques at a price to clear at Jas Paton & C

New and fashionable ~50 black sacques

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window for styies.

Bcooks.—-We have thousands of b oks suitable for everybody very cheap You ought to see them. If you want ¢ reading matter cheap then we are head-

Oct 20th, 1894.

Bookstore.

Buy your boots at J. B. Macdonald &

DSIVING Rane, BY AUCTION. At Sales Room, To-morrow, Tuesday,

One Hernando Mare, 7 years old, good

R. BEAIRSTO,

oct22 Auctioneer.

Don't swear because your briarwood’s burnt out.

PLUG CUT hereafter. pe. it iS the

ns. Martin isa notorious

for lym:linzga negro near

engaged in a Nihilist con-

wood pipe whole %& and sweet. I

J. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richwondg

Virginia; and Montreal, Canada.

“WORT: 4 GUINEA A 30."

CeCHE

Si¢K HEADACHE

sorderad Liver, ete.

y Actl on the Vital Organs, , ns, restorir t t Compiexion, bringing back the I 1

F ige of Appetite, an ROSERUG OF HEALY yt! whe physi al energy of the hur pom i

. a ‘ { W city, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. | % tO) ORM BO DOR BOTOS CWO N

New Firm,

Oo”

cries, attempted to rise and he too was N R'S struck down. In their str with PUTT E

ect20—2i- pat guar

to

by the use of glasses. Sooner or later every eye must come to spectacles

have y

i ee

foal PR Eds

CURE

1 arousing with th

1

‘ hu im am ract tted by thousand usscs of ety. Lar t Sale in Vv. , n } 7 ? nr tie 1a Tasteless & Ox » Coating. . } ‘ al.

FIPOROROODS ‘ MOG DOE LOGO IPEDS?

New Goods.

purehased the Stoek and good business lately carried on by A y, I_amfnow prepared to sult the way of a

SUIT OR OVERCOAT.

be glued to meet with any of the

ers of the late firm, or any new » may patronize me. Everything

fall swing. Come along early and

e first selection. We will be glad to

vou our New Goods even if you

don’t want to bry.

SA. McDONALD,

The Reliable Tailor,

eod

PUTTNER'S EMULSION

PREVENTS CONSUMPTION.

PUTTRER'S EMULSION

( Consumption in its eary

PUTINER’S EMULSION

Prolongs life in the adyanced stages oO Consumption.

Jast night. Mrs. Wolfe was _— . | : i | bs | PUTTNER’S EMULSION

s the Remedy, par excellence, for Consumption and all Lung troubles,

EMULSION then “oni doe

ire all Wasting

PUTTNER'S EMULSION

for sale by all good Druggists at

» ' ’ oY s. fora larg bottle.

Last Trip!

mer MIRAMICHI will leave Mon- m 29th October, for the last trip on. Returning, leaves Char'otte- 1 2nd Novem ber.

CARVELL BROS:

600 TONS

OLD MINE SYDNEY

UND GUL,

We have Steamer “ ALBERT” jointly load Old Mine. be due here on Saturday, 20th inst. quartera for same- Come in and see them to have a cheerful fire during the coming winter should send in their orders at once, as this is by all odds the best Coal Co’s. for Parlor use.

chartered the She will

llousekeepers wishing

R. McMILLAN, C. LYONS & CO.

tl8—lw_ pat guar

Heaven's Eye is Strengthened

Yours will be also.

The instant such aids to sight

are needful, they should be supplied with- out the least delav. The thoughtless are -& | very apt to attend to the matter only when the necessity has become so serious that much harm |

edy is applie

ias been done before the rem- 1. The proper course is to uur eyes examined to determine

scientifically just what your sight requires /» ‘to render it in the highest degree useful. ‘ecan furnish any glass that can be de-

It may be inviting blindness to do

thout the great sight-zavers and sight- stre¢ ngtheners.

oa ! ew. TAYLOR,

CAMERON BLOCK.

Take My

URS ANL WANTLES!

‘Insure

Against

Accidents

With

E. R. BROW

BROWN’S

stock, CH’TOWN.,

Insurance Agent.

TELEGRAPHIC

| SpworaL Dasparoues to Tue Examiner

Bosroy, Oct. 22.

The Boston Herald says there is a scheme on foot to amalgamate all the steamship interests from New York and Boston to points in Maine and New Bruns- wick and western Nova Scotia, to extend and amplify the same, and to seek to direct much of the summer travel from the beaten tracks into the new channel. The scheme ealls for the purchase of the Maine Steamship Company's vessels.

eee

Records Broken Wattuam, Mass., Oct. 22. Harry C. Tyler rede a_ half-mile, flying start, on a bicycle on Saturday in 52 1-5 seconds; the quarter in 25 2-5 seconds; the third in 342-5seconds. These are all new records; also a half-mile, standing start, in 59 seconds is a new record. Arthur Por- ter lowered the Class A mile record, flying start, from 1.58 1-5 to 1.52 3-5. Nat But- ler rode the twelfth of a mile in 9 1-5 secs.

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Shipping Disasters. Sr. Joun’s, N. F., Oct. 22.

The steamer Sylvia, from Pilley’s [sland reports extensive damage caused in that neighborhood by the recent storms. Un- usually high waves carried away the wharves, ete.

Further intelligence from Labrador con- firms the report of great disasters off that coast durinz the past month.

Another Record Breaker. Bosroyx, Oct. 22.

In the race between Alix and Directum, the latter withdrew atter the second heat. Alix won the first two easily. Alix was given a fast third heat in 2.073, the fastest trotting mile ever sent in New England, breaking the Mys ic Park recerd of 2.083, held by Nancy Hanks. The track was in perfect condition.

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A Costly Fire.

Rivere pv Loup, Oct, 22. A fire starting in a heap of old waste, destroyed the Intercolonial Railway round house and eight locomotives this morn- ing. Loss $200,000.

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Lady Thompson's Arm Broken. Orrawa, Oct, 22. Lady Thompson broke her arm tie other day by an accidental stumble et home. The limb is now set nicely.

Football in Halifax. Havirax, Oct. 22. Dalhousie defeated the Navy, and the Wanderers defeated the Garrison at foot- ba!] on Saturday.

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The Ameer Better.

Catcurta, Oct. 22 Despatches dated Cabal, Oct. 16, says that the Ameer’s health is improving.

A Whitewayite Elected.

Sr. Joun’s, Nfid., Oct. 22. The election in Twillingate resulted in the return of Foote, (Whitewayite.)

Buy your winter clothing at J. B. Mac donald & Co’s.

Chinese Sacred Lilies

Are suffering as well as the “ Celestia’s”

themselves. Here is the latest cur :—

FINEST CHINESE SACRED LILIES,

8 cents each; two for 15 cents; three for 20 cents.

Ht NDERSON’S BULBS are too good to allow of much discounting, therefore when we offer the balance of our

Hyacinth:, Tulips, Crocus, Nar-

cissus and Freegias

at 20 per cent. less than Henderson’s price

in New York, it is like selling do!lar bills

for 80 cents, with the difference that 80 cents’ worth of those Bulbs will give you much more than a dollar’s worth of

beauty. But be sure and get HENDER.

SON’S BULBS. They can only be had from us. Store open until 10 o’clock to-night.

GEO. CARTER & CO.., Dealers in Seeds, Bulbs and Books, oct22 187 Queen Square.

Advice ! I’ve Tried Them All!

The Old, Reliable Shoe Store, kept by McEACHEN, the Shoe Man, is the right

place to buy BOOTS and SHOES. Don’t you forget that he will give an extra dis- count to-night off his usual low prices.

G.

nanemcmencnci

MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1894.

saopecmmanoeinslien bast — < _ on __=-aiipaunsecenmattinatisonaa TT ~~. ae

The Place That Sets the Pace!

BLANKETS.

Take any of them from $1.75 a pair and put them beside the best pair you ever bought at the same money, and see if ours is not the cheapest.

QUILTS.

No matter what conditions may arise likelihood that those Quilts that we are showing in our window wil} be sold cheaper than what we are offersng them at. for color and quality.

in the near future, there’s no See our window

Prices are 50e., 75e., 95e., $1.25 and $1.45,

AMBS PATON & GO,,

168 VICTORIA ROW.

IIIT LILI LILI EE

Want Anythin

IIImIT

M. McLEOD & CO.

Mk ok a a

‘J. M.McLEOD &CO.

Money Savirg Distributers of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, | 189 QUEEN STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN.

Octoler 22, 1894.

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This Week ?}

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HAVE IT!

XR IRITITITESITIIIS

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Mane’s THE IDEA

OUR IDEA

en

AN OPEN LETTER

MESSRS. FENNELL & CHANDLER,

Dear Sirs,—! have given the Hightand Range, bought

|from you some time ago, a thorough trial, and find it ta } -work admirably in all respects.

| rangement of dampers,

With the excetlent ar-

the draft can be so regulated as te

is to give you a good reliable Time-} burn the least, possible amount of fuel. I burn the soft keeper, fitted in a strong and hand- ; . : : some Case—one that will protect | Coal entirely, but believe It would work equally well with

the works and keep out the cust.

YOURS SHOULD BE

{hard coal. I can heartily recommend this Range to any-

to take advantage of this offer nn@ | ON€ Wanting an economical, first-class Cooking Stove.

visit our Store. make your own selection.

See our stock und |

MARY A, CARROLL.

(Signed(

Charlottetown, OctoLer 19, 1£94—im w f

H. TAYLOR, tri —

North Side Queen Squar..

octl9

NEW GROCERY

FURNITURE.

V. EXNESDAY, Oct. 1) o’elor a at the

By Auction, on 3lst., commencing at residence of James Mc Lead, Esq., Fitzroy Street :—

All his valnable Household Furniture, ! consisting of Drawing Room, Parlor Dining Room, Hall and Bedroom Furni- ture, Kitchen Utensils, etc., including 1 j Upright Piano, 1 Hall Stove (Sultana), 1 Cook Stove (Charter Ouk), and a jot of } other valuable articles.

For particulars see handbills.

Terms at sale.

A. MeNEILL, Auctioneer. septld oct20—20, 22, 25, 27, 29, 30.

x a MM. Cc. A. An open meeting of the members of the MVM + St Y.M.C. A. as well as of all citizens im 22. ore. terested in the institution, will be held the Reading Room, Y.M. ©. oe

ram i i a on MONDAY EVENING NEXT,

October, instant, at 8 o’clock.

As the result of this meeting will ppm hably determine the futare of the Asse

ciation, al! desirous of its continusne® do well to attend.

| idea aati |

The subscriber begs leave to inform the

>

sengwoo

>.

) eold at the lowest prices for cash. R. R. FITZGERALD, i Also, constantly on Land, a full supply _ President. } of BEEF, PORK, BACON, ete. i: de JOHNSON,

| High-grade FLOUR and TEAS, whole ocl8 Hon. Secretary.

} sale and retail.

THOMAS CAMPBELL,

ESE SE EE a eT Ae ED ue a

A. E. McEACHEN,

oct20 QUEEN STREET. |

— ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR——

RUBBER BOOTS.

A big supply on hand. Also, RUBBERS, OVERSHOES and FELT BOOTS.

Charlottetown, October 10, 1894—m w f

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We want every careful and ju icious buyer to visit our Far and Mantle Departments this — — — —-_-_—

season.

_Every Garment folly 1 perfect in shape, workmanship, fit and finish. Nobody keeps a better assortment. You wi!! recognize merit in every gar

speak for themselves.

S

ANELE

varranted made by one of the world’s best manufacturers, and —— any better; nobody can show you |-—————— ment we offer, and the prices |

BROTHERS

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