THE DAILY EXAMINER : , , , ° SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1896. ;

a — " ; . a si 2 ‘i tea “sia 1 dati » wank? AN mrny “AO THE FUTURE REVEALED noleon makes @ covenant with the Jews; ’ : [CGAL AND OTHER ITEMS. eed reat wittwake peer, LBPEBRS TO THE EDITOR. ! _ For the sum ofa half-penny any one} [jo mid, ght crv, “Behold the bridegroom ae anes | » o may Know it all. He may know what is} 6 peth” loudly proclaimed by a a aed . ‘ 5 goit happen in the immediate future. | ,; preaching of Second Advent truth | PEMPFRANCE-WHISTEY AGAIN, | Fi = For that sum will purchase a copy of the] +1.) 7 a ee tae ike from | : 3 soe } ‘| ig . . > : = at stag pole vod Hand e ” l ie "0 oe aa “ee me i Sir,—lIf . understand this morning’s é‘ ‘ 8 evita soem sponge Pg cage ee: “Be Bape al ee ,.. | Guardian aright it is the soul and essence | . from 1897 to 1908,” by the Rev. BaX— | ¢he wise virgins awaiting their Lord. Sixty of honor to publish false insiovatiow and | : : | at ter, which reveals the future on a basis of it eeks of days aft the « of > ee ee ~ ) ‘a 4 ; i 3 "8 Bib oar Sedat. Pere. ; aula ou of po Tak te a ii slander on the morning of pares when WE HA x A Lat OF GOOD J 5 ' Big with marvels of all sorts will be tne | Jory ale m, or, to be accurate, on Thurs me oo late ” reply; but a becomes - 5 ext dozen years. As. Mr. Baxter points March 12, 1903, will cccur the first mene eee ee so —" : : < 3 t: “It is generally admitted by the} ctave of the second advent of Christ. He | sent nome te the guthty 1. , } cae » | ablest students of préphecy that we are | wil] appear “in the air” to raise to life de- | TEMPERANCE, } ving in the rapids of tue stream of Tine, ax i Christiane, and to take them u: . ame v i i. and are fast approaching the downfall of tue | rether with 144.000 watchful living All About Phosphorous. ‘ae | if M yume of this world, and the coise-| Cjyristians to meet Him in the air. : | Phosphorous is one of the most potent ONLY tok ae USED, | iB G juent establishment of Christ’s mille noial| = Strange and uubeard of scenes will then | life-giving priociples, and it is found if r kingdom, when the heathen shall be ¢ transpre, They are Leautifully described | sbundantly in the Norwegian Cod Liver | that we offer for less than HALF PRICE—Half Price te clear ir ° to Him for His inheritance, and the utter | Ly the Rev. Mr. Baxter, | Combined with bypophosphites of lime “5 mo-t parts of the earth for His pos Thus it appears that the fathful will be | and soda, it forms the test wonderful eo i 7 S G sion.” The arrival of this millennium Mr t up ia two distinct invatherings or | blood creator known in science. Miller’s | 8 q ; Baxter fixes authoritatively at the yar) con panies--an carlier first-fruits ingather | #mulsion of Cod Liver Oil produced from a ak a ° ‘ ~ ww S4 08. iar eine 144,000 watchful, Chectec, the Norwegian fish is the finest prepara-| VEry Machine Guaranteed by us for 5 Years. | vi Mr. Baxter fixes upon Passover week hen, after an interval of five ordinary | tion of thi~ oi} in the world. Its flesh and i a3 . ' A. D. 1901 as the period when irs avd betwecn five and six weeks, a@| blood producing qualities enables the suf- zs | . prince will make a seven y ter harvest ineatherineg of an innemer— ferer to gain the mastery over consunip- | 2 . 3 } i nant with the Jews, whereby the able great multitude of Laodicean Chris- | tion and commence a_ new life under | ws i es ; B ; . will be guaranteed their civil ri ins, and this interval is the whole period higher physical conditions. Miller's | a 3 ‘ag ’ to - staging — Mg of the Lord’s Second Coming, which is | anes er = ae eee Charlottetown, Febsuary 19, 1896. ices in Jerusalem. At the close of tiis tins one continuous progressive ¢vent, iu- na biddd maker, and enres | j a ~ | seven years’ covenant will occur tbe ( eluding in its development a variety of Coughs, Co! la, Bronchitis, Serofula and } 20 ond eoming of Christ. subordinate events. Astounding physical all Lung affections. In } g bottles, 59e. ——————— een : 4 Therefore, the year 190L is, with Mr. | phenomena on the earth and in the ‘ekies und $1, at all drug stores. § ie 4 I Tea =’ | Baxter, the crucial year. and he bases a ' mark these five years. , at ; Penner fy | .. at 30 | his other pred:ctions upon the making of Nine athe after the translaticn of > AB UDKDOWN donor DAS g ven gouUv | s anwes a ms thet a > ” f it ct 11) 1) oe Marae — hg er some — Re v R. Wil-on for improvemento the in A é ‘ 3 Shaw « on guage.” happen that the covenant is entered int) a | down on this easth fies ihe strc etal terior-of Zon chureh, St. Fohn, 3 Wy e are I 3 y 4 . ‘ aa ' vear or two later, thea the date of all heavens. This will occupy for its pro Mr CC. Donneily, wholesale liquor deal- Ae PPY to say that our ‘ “tg : At gape _ tgeniatn wd -_ on | gressive completion about seventy days’, ler, Alliston, Ont., was troubled for vears a r ts od ¢ of figures must be correspondingly shifted | chicfly during January and February, | with itching Piles. He wae persuaded by N Hi se ing sD rgy : pS a nights aang" agypial teenage. Eke ay Sot uring luary an ebruary, | w th itching Piles. He wa peranaded by iWew ats are beauts. ft ke stock a" ; , : : Jae. McCarvey, Alliston, livery man, to : i er. Wait, there vanities the convenant | The Second Stage of the Second Advent | yse Chase’s Ointment, which he did, was _ oo _———_ Ss made, and you wiil be certain of | of Christ, wrathfully as an avenger and | eyred, has had no return of them. and We have received samples of our NEW SPRING ° . act dates, | judge (five days after translatir . te “eee i o d es Pa ” i ae I a = ~~ ‘ oe | | 4 I 2S } a6 } < < \ ris You may expect that in the year 1896 | jeaven all Christians ad eile alive op ee ee — Vata: o6.6 SUITINGS and TRGUSERINGS from LONDON. They is t ie argest and C L101 ost Cor ec ty } i. i cn i alee ania sail ae : . " ge : Se . . . . oe 7 cited tials ait ks ee te eee Ook a eee dicen are, without doubt, the finest selection of goods we iiase ti f hI : A GOMCT | STRBOS, Wilh SASS fae eee = agMnS. Ver- | Armageddon to destroy Antiobrist aad to A day or two ago a 16-year old Jad . ; : lana 18 _ SS rE he yr » } in acd t | many, and Wilt wipe out the memory of | begin the millenium, will take place on | named Thompson, living at Sable River, ~ Shae had the good fortune to piace before our customers. ion U noe } > ~ ty € Ss ey er importec i r i ti tl : a : oe < sires » ss | the last day of the ae wee which | N. S., had his left hand so badly shattered Some who have seen them pronounce them fine, and have * completely defeated and driven alto- | ends the seven years of Napoleon's coven- | while drawing a charge from a fowling- adv ; of rr b o getl Z across the Rhine, so am all a } ant, and which will be on Thursday, April] iden that amputation at the wslet a already selected their Spring Suit. y us, ’ re Gos eft ank of the Khine, including pel- | —- 1908, if the coven: is sade 2 necesss a i x gin P ie Eel, Sells Le ee ke Palfan wae. a ¥Weae> They are the newest Colorings and Designs now jucted by Kt sine provinces will be annexed to} Therefore, it may be expected with rea- Priestly’s black dress goods do not need | ON. the European market. Those wishing to see the pnew- R : ivs W ne | fh rance | sonable certainty that theend of the world, | praise. They have made their way. They ; , : vs and « > : 2 [he Mivd of| Meanwhile all the other great European | as it exists at present, will occur an sei Pee tke ctamfard all eect the cactl. mac perk anges made should call and see them, Je nations will be embroiled, with the fiual | 23, 1908. After that the millenium of | Priestley’s “Eudora” is new, and needs a onsite : a result that the present twenty-three na~ | 1,900 years will begin, word. It is nota Henrietta, though it has , B Ss Lest Scott A t sum- | tions established on the ruins of Caesar's em ee most of the qnalities of the famous Hen- P rT * PS an r r ml ; ) n < Trainor | Roman Empire, will be reduced in num- | He Knows it Well, rietta uf this firm. It does not fray, does + | | ' i f » ar } f \ DesRoche andj} ber to ten kingdoms ruled by ten sover- : nine not get rusty, wears long, repels the dust, i X AW AF 4X Jeg ; ’ . Be Fs a | elgns. | No need ” tell a victim of the disease and basa greater width and weight than ae eee il Wy . . 4 2 rasounds aint | SWelaei, ter eteiting ‘@eiwhay, sii | enythlog ebvat the peng of yupepeie. | cra bees cients rein ced welgea. tne MERCHANT TAILORS. e cannot impress upon your | Haw : Alla rnable | organize this Ten-kingdom allliance as a | He Knows ail about It. What he is eager nished Board,” a3 all Priestley’s goods . i oa Ti | permanent bulwark of resistance to. Ger- | ae learn is ae = waa oe aa are, and the name, Priestley, stamped ou Charlcttetown, February 8, 1896. . : visitas | man predominance, | where it may be got. 10ever has usec erv five yards. . or - - — — a | I s ‘ I 2 Sq | —Our readers are ad Thea will rise a new Napoleon, a3 an | Hawker’s Dyspepsia Cure, knows that he oe ee ee ohreaed PELEER too mi uc i t ic fact t 1at i wise ated lecture | eleventh Little Sovereign among the Ten | need seek no further, for it has We congratulate the congregation of 5a a a 3 © ” oa - are 00s . eee Re, PPAR EZ Wes Fy © - tH) be 2 3 on Tuesday sovereigns. — : restored him to health, : It St. Paul’s Church upon the prom ptitude ij wm asics cates cased rer cus e Christ ogee Ei é ts ey B? ti » fy ij even A. A. Bartlet Eis Phat this princely Antichrist must be a | #! ts and reguiaces digestion, and h ghly satisfactory progress made | y ifis y Ss ats are 12 1est hgs- su rg ! g Napoleon is proved by arguments of the | and restores the organs to healthy acticn Messrs. Lowe Brothers in the erection of . a f: Ther ws sho mo-t convincing sort. Phat - - that 1 needed, " er a their beautiful new church. The work is i Bi Values and is i t t The be well wortl For (1) his personal proper name must | ting a thousand so-called remedies fail] new well advanced towards completior rt | sh Hia S In ad t d i ¢ , at be etymologicaliy in the Gresk tongue | do Haw _ « Dye) se sar Cure does tle “ i its aaa goes to prove tee erates e ec; an la W e arc ecole | Apollyon—in the Greek aorist Apoleo: . aK, — at a disease of the Guardian’s statement that it is rot a . . Axo Pa - Tb (Rev. ix.,11). And (2) “the number of | ¥2comes cheerful, hopeful and vigorous at all necessary to go s df shitec's — j 1 } B a ( J ) ver, DQ | his name’ must he 666: in other words, |} aga a. It effects a complete cure. All a . a” _- sbroa ai ti atteat ma rices tii a position to =e t 10se goods ej : , P Wales ¢ the numerical value of the letters of his | ¢ ras anl dealers sell it at 50 ag me Sipaehsliinieaes é lege, has r i sper is well | name in the dative inscriptive furm | per bottle, or six bottles for $2.50, and it Tue Harirax Carnivat.—lIt is stated & * i pr utter is very in— | altogether amount to 666, Rev. xiii., 18, | '% manufactured only by the Hawker] thai subscriptions have been reported to hos 7 j wholesale or retail as chea 5 n ter . M I Ss nso of | and this is the ease with the Greek worl Medicine Co (Ltd), St. Jonn, N. B. the ateen aquatic carnival eee §. Those W ho . wish to help : « p a any San s a ee ‘ s | Napoleonti, each letter of which has the ae amounting te £6000. TI . ivel i gAaAlyadg 7 f vs raging - he has ¢ ft nt} fo Sateleie cihen oe Gen. Harrison has positively declined to will "pocbillly eet ae ihe Ses themsels oS ™ ill be helped to firm in the Pominion of ¢ t a Ermeraccsnants. Mr_ Martin locks sitet] "£6, 1, 09, 78, 20,6, 70, 60, 300,10. | (70,0 S'ceaditate tor delepa's at lanes to] otra it gAnret. A puree cf ol Bargains at John Newson’s §& mo vanada oti : e x v 2? } hri ' od meaner ses . oc era oe ee OO is I ( rg our- ‘ face. ei 3 7 Exanixer’s best wishes } A ol (3) the Antichrist must be represe n Se T, mis, and has notified bis friends that a ens fi nigecd i akan f Sa Pan e F a it St B oq st d z Ree : pe | tative of the Napoleon dynasty, “healed of ! jt is useless to urge the matter upvu him. | * ” aaa — o ae : = ad. : 0, 7 © urpbl ure WO ore. eas Ca S ly . Wises Pusces - We ani ™ deadly wound inflicted Ly the sword” of | ee ' - u Is, $500 >it pret $300 secon \ - bios vy 3 J . : . ° pleas : ' Mi * i d C fm > } war at Waterloo and Sedan, so that “all | A Volce From the Ocean. ere. cage “pa oo lit pre . % and I ed Ing a specialty this i a Beg Pi st se Qh}. | the world shall wonder” when they Le- | : ave illum nations, and one thousand in print- — Narvisome nd coxa’ bold the Napoleon Empire “that was and | 4 Mr- KR, Swainson, merchant, of St. |irg and advert sing. month. Our Chamber and 3 a. i ; ' ne é comm a ied . i ; | Georges, berm » writes, Nov. 7 , 1895: ——e —- io Hisins reside: . Ww = Melson: Bie .| * not, and yet is”—i, e , that was existent, | ae : BE = Sa a ee eae : . . i Tt. - W 7 . ae Se ; fer § | non-existent and re-existent (Rev. xiii, | PRI SsI AN OL — introduced here s — Evrae a : The . 2 arlor Suites sell at sirht ; on St. I rs Road ve congratulate Mr. | gay vii 8). He will, however, first be | by Capt. Murphy, schooner “Henry South- | who atten ed th 4 mpg 3 entertainment SS “i 5 oe <, Ua g ipg so fine a property | +, aie 2 , oe me ~~ | er.” o j ; = ast spr ey as | in St. Ja 23? Hall last evening speak > ‘ sas saleiee aie alld : io — King of Syria for three or four years be— | — : Maine, U.S., last wk, Ey and it has “e ~ q yr ae aot eventing . - en The finish and prices do it, ie - . ‘ sheet x) ee = TAO. eI fore reviving the Napoleon lynasty over proved itselfa grand medicine for head- | highly of the manmer in which the - little L di es it ili } u ers r. M ist al ] te ids > gba : & pe — 9 “J f = j b OO ac ‘olds, s , > ral- ones enacte ie severe & *, a _ : ) d 1 aild i - oleae — ian a rs | France and Europe, and will be a Mahdi: | i ae 3 = oa, : ae prone area ma i ae Mialo sas oak J O ¢ N N EW adies >. b Wi se t 0 yo ura yan- t il 1€n . - inl nae : gia, heu ‘ 2 ant Ly s. { sc, rec.tali 8, i s ° ° lots ¢ road one ee — anticipate Wise the | The bottle that the captain gave me did | and choruses were all given in @ manner SO N . —_—>——~ | iw fee : a‘ ? a . a ch voor rderec 80 ug y i | highest deg . sreditable. 7 d . : A s = vies Me entertain. toe people of the earth behold the sco . oe eee a rd ” Be a ee kh tedent ais Charlottetown, February 14, 1896—dy ta ge to CA ehh Efe our Ea § ape : oo - ld We | startling phenomenon of the [en-kingdom- | , 7°" ly oe ee eee oS ‘dr Sn deteeel of he fullest ise e - : o re eee es Co | ed Confederacy and still more when the I think in regard to advertising it will be - rc "J Se oe “oak “aici x r ia 4 t wasa aecided suc- ° ro © ” ; ‘ rela Les < e j stand or erits +2 oi. i ae .C. James é { 3 - OY Re WOO EY OEY , . on in every re sper ¥ The eiesiaiiine | Napoleonic star rises in the east and Na-| ae a casieane aa ‘on eae ae : Co ee ee eee =s eSeo < PE MOSSES pets. f he designs were hecver het- inc] y Miss Hettie Col- | ; ~ nave used it from one end of our island, paar muinnmnteieniniens lings and Messrs. John S. Lewis. A. A. on, SSVTEVTEVVSETIst?e St. Georges, to Dock-yards, and one tells Crrutana.—Friday afternoon’s matcl a ee * ee ee 2 ee t lit 4 o Bruce. L.G. Whear and Leslie Cook, and n +7 % | the other about it, whieh does more good resulted as follows :— Tv} > Q Pa l © I < iS recitations by Miss Nellie Hodgson and | R&D, ROUGHER ED FACK @ | than newspaper advertising. I shali be | wernopists vs. EPISCOPALIANS cr. i€ gai 5 ani 0 OrPlls are Mr.T.A.MecLean. The basket, which | @ @ | pleaved to handle it here wholesale, as you W. W. Beer ai. F. W L. Moore : Vv were sold by Mr. L. E. Prowse, brought | @ I @ j suggest, anil willdo my best to push it r i =. : ea i i oe ; oman A Nf) % —-. - I A. ks ate Ss. > a : - e gool prices. The total amount real zd | _ # | along, for it is a grand article. Enclosed z : ? a oe 7 Tole = Y y © “ Ss sO good and t ic prices are ow er was about $2 The performers and p'ease find P.O. orderto pay for cne os eee, ee ; ? , : : J . q |. M. Davison Judge Fitzgerald their friends fromm the city were most hos | A Ly gross, which please ship by next S.§8, ae ~ S-ore, 6 pilabiy enterta sed at the pew residence of é : Alpha. ee o i ae - ——FOR seeectnsess than ever. \ r ¢ 21 | wae ir € } : A a “i - eas i os yen - R; = a g Made white and smooth by $ The public accounts of the Province of Or -ne Presbyterian Uhurch at WW est hiver. e eo. i aa — | Ontario have been brought down. They - a ee : f : . @ show a decrease in the expenditure, which Peo fas Ti youn won vw JOHNSON’ CREAM OF ROSES msiiviconnstion POLLS SVOLCOAUNES, e erred to t llowing ragrap! rom | . | st year, an nin: se it ». ree i w ° ta v ; Fr 7 Pr ae , te A - we ) e ee Ps tfumed. = oro é which a x4 Wer eee oan si ak han and favorably known ‘in Charlottetown, e ro — rake on dry ins fw a fs § €3 454,162.69 last year. : S > tl ; ; seconds. where as fo" some years 10 the em- | @ es. Un ine's adi gE F ; Light and Telephone ¢ JUHNSOW &, JORNSON Scrofula lurks in the blood of nearly Pe ‘ ‘ ail =) every one, but Hood’s Sarsaparilla drives “The elect ans of this city are to- lay | THE DRUGGISTS. i. from the system and makes pure blood, TO ] Serincs. covgratulatos one of ther pumber,| ex gggqenetsaneeace vate fo] , Me W. B lorrow, adynamo-engineer noe Self-rising buckwheat in 25 and 5-Ib You should feast your eyes on en a hay wi 1 took pla e in packages at Beer & Goff’s. B . tif 1 P; tt "ns now oO ening at 2 m | Perth o sy last. The occasion was It aE 25 a o eautiful Patterns p g j op Mtiee Lillie: Walker of that F ig discounts on felt goods, overshode ! Not! TF! k towr ale a favorably opportu- | W rj i - and moccasins at McKachen’s shoe store. 5 our new e oor Cc ot is. 1¢ etoc nity ¥ workers down at the | feb. 19—2i a> A F BR UCE &, ‘ a re nl eel Sorts cnineiatiimnenacaaian eo fae ’ re » This took the form of | is so varied, the patterns so good & pr i Mr. Morrow was askel o ionle to kee our Charlottetown, February 19, 1896—dy to aves self aud wife a haad- | _—s. : OO D = i i it 1 ete ee (S S x thi: erica soe id'aed Mrs. Morrow tuve ‘Tus Base | store going—rich people, ——— ome eres |- AT) the priccs so tow t iat it Is Pen beet wishes. | sople in be . J ea ee poor people, people in be- ; ib] deseril i } ; — Hp | 3 impossibie to describe them here. r ee ~Ehie mere. # I tween. One kind is as TO-DAY. | cooper nar le Jack-on ealled at the ; =. preps eines Sree welcome as the other ; if ‘ liens f iD 3 a3 afraid of nSeir. = It seem iring lat night Jackson | 7 anv it is , “ The Men of the Moss Hage,” by S. R i } : oi felt te it bis throat, aed took up | we favor any it is the Pat vo aae Moss Hag s,” by ‘ @razor wv that object in Sview but _ : > = me ; ckanged his mind before eommitting the | poor. You will find rich “The Amazing Marriage,” by George ‘ me deed. H spiarent nsane, and has : 3 é ut . Meredith.” 5 i i csaed 45 inl auadine ae ee things here: you will find We will centinue our Great | ™* de i Smina as euperinten ont | oe oe ‘ From the Memoirs of a Minister of ; 7 of the Hos, Inzane Jackson | cheap —— really cheap —|Sale of France,” by Stanley Weyn an. : has bes ; i he Insane be : “ The Red Cockade,” by Stan! Wey- 4 . a & 2 Pad t fore A few years ago he came} things here. The only & i man net ae : = : i One line to sell for 63 ; very near et a cae existeace | . a oS . ; by A aie’ eee ie the rinse eo things you will not Gad Sheetings, “ A Business Man in Great Waters,” ly One line to cell for J 75 . the eu : yvi b.e at the present nai bial ; illow Cottons, Julian Corbett. eee “ + | : Hine, —_ Jackson’s wife left him several | ‘ he false . ; mail ° - ‘g ~— vo, and is thought toe be in Boston. | here are the false. Fable Linens, ae Queensberry Cup,” ty _Clive_P. R § One lise to cell fe - 2 95 ; a or mo emnants ’ i ' ve . 3 nall street ng of Inoque Ot 4 Y P 6 gies e , shoe aie he Sst) MARK WRIGHT & O0,, LTD, |Fine Embroideries, | yi. vtnot cane w Pint One Hine to sell for 8.75 . wa CUS DD iis at a neignuoor s. } : e ae : Eu = . = —$—$ —$ Table Napkins, ee oak ii re : ne Rs “ An Adventurer of the North,” by Gi- , as : x K yert Parker. = { e ' . j Fowels, Towelings, | vert park y s 5, ecm? : ; . ~ we ; ce a b iis and Law hs. “ The Chronicles of Count Antonio,” by “ i Bh pmihnh rein, Yn emmy MR here NI Musi Anthony Hope. . _ |see our New Suits. i | Our Sale is very successful, | popes « Life cf Sir John Macdonald,” tg ; . ronize nd Judge Prowse’s “ History of New- : E€ “3 99 being largely _ one by contieat i. h in stock. — : ; { ria. 4 the Ladies. . ‘ ae ‘ : RW S$ ee i Haszard & Moore, Dress Goods, | i ” JUST OPENING. , i a BOOKSELLERS. Flannels, Flannelettes, | : ‘ : sa iat ew opring frrints. Charlottetown, Feb. 14, 1896. fi cee - reputation for Saturday Snaps N £ ’ ; i To keep up our re] y I Bleached Cottons in Pa.) _—_——_—_—_—_X : Satteens, rints, , we orner ti -night cc: and Twill. Wants, Lost, Found, &e ‘s ; = ti 7 . ; a : . oa : i ick- ] ll ¢ Sk / d l Cl Mi 24 beautifully trimmed Night Dresses, Tucked Front, Fibre Chamois - _ a reser ae areas Challies, rtings, 1¢ onderfu 1eap Men, . finished with Embroidery and Insertiva and ramettes, all cclors & weights. rtinemeniive Cebis DeF weeds for Bove’ Weer f ‘ +115 Y 7 M1 101 s =s — SS ~ . Cash’s Frilling, for 98e. each. j New Selicias and gr -é LOST—This mocning, a large woll-akn weeds y — ge : a wi ota h and an immense New pring = Finder will please leave hee - li W) White Skirts, three tucks, Simanes with Seip” ¥ | Stock on the way. | HOSIERY.—Two special lines: . ? LOST— % some mcney Embroidery, for 75e. each. 4 — fe ee pe: D>: tT “ 4 sg e s3ch, the night of the Carnival, ween D- i i i ie in Ba k j Joh +s and the Rink, or in the Rink Ei ose 30 very nice Corset Covers for 16¢. each, 4 W A Weeks & C 0 pain aud the Rink, or | adie th of eavy 00 ts 5 8 8 office. = : 7 - 3 25 and 80 cents. 2 useful lines of Corsets, Rival and Modiste, for 40¢. 4 a aiimeaes : LosT—A gues of guna bowed, Mack simeget at an cents THE PEOPLE , by leaving them at EXAMINER office. feb2 —_——{ x) oT. J. HARRIS. d kitchen, centrally and pleasan' ly s'tuated BEER BROS. Wholesale and Retail. siycsitysicettwitn torwater ni navies >» we year. Possession lst May next. eer al Cbs arlottetown, February 15, 1896 dy E os

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