THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN OCTOBER 21, 1898

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We ARE PLEASING OTHERS We CAN PLEASE YO!

: Cheap Printing

Charles Austin Bates in an article on Booklets avd circulars save: -—

“Cheap printing may possibly puy sometimes, but the chances are that the adtractive will pay very much better in proportion.”

Cheap printing does not necessarily mean that it costs little. It means tha: it has a Cheap look about it.

We will make your printing attractive—that will attract at~ tention. We will uve vocd paper aod the cost will be very little mcre~porsibly less, (han you pay for the cheap trashy kiad. Let us show you some «amples of Booklets and circulars. Whea well printed they are Business Bringers.

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The High Grade Art known for the High- est Grade work on the I+\and, to com- pete with the cheaper vrade of work which ia going around, w:!! give a 16x20 water coler pictures from tintypes, Cabi-~ nets Or from group pictures for $4.50 and give free with each order a Regent Camera with fell instructions bow to use it. Any boy or girl can readily learn to photograph. We wil! give a 16x2u nepia for $4.00, a camera aleo with it, a 16x20 Cravon with and camera, onlv #5 09,a Tinted Crayon with frame ant cainera only $5. ve nice Easels ior premiums..

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Blacksmith Wanted,

1 nated The undersigned wanisa firer=slace Bl cksmith for general conatry work. Ayp y at once. ; H. R. MOASE. Kensington, Oct 18, 1898,.---dy2i wi

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Satisfaction guaranteed in every re- &p':t or money refunded. No charge for extracting.

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IMPASSABLE BRIDGES.

Notes from Sturgeon Road, Lot 61

The farmers here are through diggiog. The potato crop is much below theaver- age. So isthe oatcrop, and wheat, as is the caxeall over the total failure.

the farmers are having an auxious t me of it. The price of pork is low, and only for

the ** milk rece ipts’ *the farmers woul i be

} ruined The Bruce and McLaughlin briages are in an im passable condition They are both on the Sturgeon Roati, and the Mc~

Gowan bridge on the Commercial Road 1s These three bridges are fone another, and what,

also dangerous. | withiv a mile «

| hetwe: n the Su perv sor and our represen - tative, Mr. D. A. McKinnon, we are ina : bad way.

| Mr. McKinnon, has plenty time lo attend

tosuch quesii:ons as the fi-hery avad, | aod emut in oats, both above his kea. But h has no time to look after the wants cf! his constituency. There is a rumor here that he is to leave Local politics and en‘er Dominion politics, eo he may be ‘above looking after emall affairs like roads and bridges. But hehad better be careful, there is a saying, “that he that is unfaith- ful in little is also unfaithful in much.” Mr. Editer, could you not lend us your ad, io order that those three bridges should be repaired.

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POISON IN A PALACE.

How the Corean Emperor Punished His Would-b? Murderers. Tacoma, Wash., Oct 19.—Detailed ra-

ports of the attempt to poison the roy«l family of Corea have arrived by the Nor- thern Pacific mail steamer Tacoma.

W ben the discovery was made the Emper. or became very angry, and ordered his eunuche and household attaches to drink of the poisoued coffee. They were taken violently sick, and the Cro+n Prince, who partook of the poisoned coffee without taking any food, narrowly escaped death.

The ladies of the bousehold were among those ordered by the Emperor to drink the poison. All of the thirty-six Imperial

cooks and hangers-on in the royal kitchen were aarested pending a chemical analysis of the ootfee, but none have been condern- ed t@ death.

The Emperor now places more confid~ ence in Americans than in other vaiionati- ties. Ten Americans will be given places of »onour in his uew body-guard, Russia wilt be given two members, Germany and Fraoce five each, and England eight. >>. <a

RIAL SUBSCRIPTIONS The WEEKLY EXAMINER and THE MONTREAL FAMILY HERALD and WEEKLY STAR —will be sent te any ad- dress for three mouths, for twenty-five cents, Jor both papers. Apply or address subscrip- tious tu the The Examiner Office,

A good investment —buving your boots and shoes from us. Our prices speak for themselves.—R K Jost’s,Stamper’s Corner.

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SHIP NEWS.

Port ef Charlottetown.

ENTERED

Oct 20—C A Chisholm, Mosher, Pictou; Jessie und Ada. Clark, Crapand; J AGC, Jimmo, New London; Susan King, Pollard, Shediac; ss Electra, McLaren, Montague; Ella Maud, Irving, Richibucto; Lady Fraoklyo, Gerrior, Pictou.

CLEARED.

Oct 20—Julia A,Penny. Murray Harbor; Jessie and Ada, Clark, Crapaud; Mollie, Laughlin, Vernon River; Sarah Cluett, Evans, do; Hariza, Terrio, Glace Bav; Susan King, Pollard, Shediac; es Electra, McLaren, Murray Harbor; Ella Maud, Irving, Richibacto,Leveret, Langil, Vernon River.

The fature is uncertain, but it you keep your blood pure with Horcd’s Sereapariila you may be sure of good health.

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PERSONAL

Mr BC Prowse left this morning for Montrea! on « business trip, | Dr Macneil, of Stanley, ye-terday. He left for | morniag

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the interests of Keith’s brewery. the Hotel Davies.

| Dr C A Keuredy, of the Berlin Dental ' Parle expects to met ov Tuesday next.

Dr Sirickland returved to Charlottetown lastevening. afteratwo wecks’ visit to Boston and New York.

Miss McLeonan bas | pleasant visit to Halifax.

| the Princess last evening,

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| Mrs F W Hyndman was a paasonger by the Princess last «vering, returning trom | an enjoyable visit to friends in Gabten. Mr Geo A Freeze, the bustling represen- | tative of the Buston and Maine Railway, | is amoog the latest arrivals at the ( | Davies. Miss Flora Shaw, special correspondent | of the Loudon Times, has iately “roughing it’ in the Lake of the district.

Miss Blanche Benoit , week for Boston, where she will her residence, Sh 1e will be the Haltfaxo: Tuc ec oy»

Mr J P Hood, of the Giardian, who bas been On & buctines 8 trip to Bos ton and some of the leading provincial cities, ar rived home last evening.

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Mrs D Farguharson and daughter, who beve been visiting some of the chief cities ofthe United States, returned to Cbar- joitecown last evening.

Sir Henry Irving's physicians announce tnat he will not be able to appearon the

stage fur two weeks. He is suffering from pleurisy and requires a complete rest.

Capt Duffus, R A, a Halifax man, took part in the Egyptian campaign under Kitchener. He was attached to the field artillery aad was in all the important en-~ gagemente.

Major General Gascoigne, late general officer commanding the Canadian forces, is en route for China, to take commafd of the troops on December lst. He will go by way of Canada,

Mr Joho D Satherland, of the Marine Department, Qtvawa, who has been visit- ing his native province during the past three weeks, kft yesterday on return to the Federal! Capital.

Miss Wiaaie Macdonald, daughter of tir AC Ma:dovald. M P, Montague, left tinis morning fer Everett,

in the Whédden Memorial Hospital.

Mr George Sciurman, a native of Free- town, Was daughter of the late Geo Munro.

Mr Schurmap is practicing Jaw. Mr Schurman is «a brother of the President ot Cornel! University.

The Rev Dr AB Simpson, a native of Cavendixh, in this province, has raieed $'12,000 in New York, the money being to promote wission work among the beathens. This sum was obtained a: meetings held in Carnegie Hall, on Mon- day afternoon and evening, after the as-

son. Besides cash and checks jewelry and other articles of value were give: womce stripping off their watches, rings and brooches and handing them over Dr Simpson, it is said, makes no pre- tens'ons to oratory or eloquence, yet bis words move men and women to empty their purses and their pockets.

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ALL HEADACH ES

frome whatever cause cured in half an four hy HOPFMAN’S HEADACHE POW DERS 10 cents and 25 cents at all

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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Queen Hotel: E A Thornton, Toron‘o; Rev J A Stewart. Riverdale, NS; E Bos- well, Victoria; DC McDoiad, Montreal; M G Andereon, Kinlock.

Hotel Davies: R McHaffie, Hamilton; G A Freeze, 8t John; Dr Macneil, Stanley; Wim Richards, Bideford; Fred M Morris, Bredalbane; J J Taylor, W eatmount; Her-

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Portland; W S Davison Hal:fax; New York City; BC Cox,

Bax'er, C 8 Buiiock, Cox, Souris.

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ECONOMY in taking Hood’s Sar saparilla, because ‘109 doses one dollar” 73 peculiar to and true only of the Mne True BLOOD Purifier.

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Mr Joon D Boros, of Halifax, is here io | He is%at | Warburtoh have received ten dollars from

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Local and Other tems,

Naval. —Her Maje-ty’s ship Talbot is | expected in Charlotietown next week.

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Donarion.—Mrs Hobkirk evud Mrs J “A friend,” Alberton,for the childrev’s | offer ing to the new P, E. Island Jubilee Ho- pital,

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| From Hatirax.~ The steamer City ot Ghent arrived about two o’clock this morning, and left on return about eleven this forenoon. She bad a general cargo poth wave,

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SicNor tHe Times —A 60~borse power engine willshortly be installed in Mark Wright & Co’s furniture factory. This

mesos a jargely increased output; of furni- ture io the near future, intilaliaclie

SuireedD From Svummersiper.—The (;uardian’s Summerside correspondentsays: Mr H Jones shipped 430 lambs to Point yesterday morning preparatory to being forwarded to Boston. Be will ship 1,700 to morrow,and Monday. He also

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con emplates thippirg a carloai of turkeys ‘o Boston a8 an experiment,

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Apverrisine tHe Provinces. —“Among the pictures being exbibited at Keith’s theatre this week,” writes a Boston cor- respondent, .re “King Square, St. John; Digby Gap, Port Maitland and Moore’s Falls (near Kentville), Nova Scotia, and a fiching scene on the line of the C P R. Mr. Keith’s press agent, Mr M J Keating, who pays especial attention to this part of the weekly entertainment, evidently takes eyery Opportunity to advertise the pro- vinces,”

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Mass, where she: will take a course of instruction in nursing |

sen blage had been addressed by Dr Simp- t

bert Bryant, Halifas; Jno D Burne, do;C J 1

1. 0.G. T.—Charlottetown Lodge was favored last night by a stirring adress from Lodge Deputy, brother WJ Kirby, on the plebiscite question. Brother Sabine also spoke to the point along the same line. The election of officers will take place next Ti ursday evening, and clasees i: a few subjects will be organiz d for the season previous to the meeting. The fall wint-~ er’s programme will be opened early in November. It wil] consiat chiefly of lectures

All wool French fa1.cies, 42 inches wide, 4 patterns, worth 60c per yard, tor per

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and eotertainmerts, held alternately each week, clei

A Secenvip Service —Under this cap- tion there 1s @ lengthy article in the New York Marine Journal, in the course of which many nice things are said regard~ ing the steamer Galifax and her staft of officers. It is waid that during her ten years of service the Halifax has never met with an accident nor had a claim for a pound of fretght damaged, a fact which indicates that +he is one of the best man- aged and most successful steamers afioat.

| The Halifax is very popular with travelers,

a few davs ago married to a | 20d during the tourist season especially The | ber stateroom accommodation is always

marriage took place in New York, where |

booked weil in advance, Her officers, from Captain Pye down down, are all men of the right stamp, and every detail is carefully attended to. Those who go by the Halifax once always want to use her as a means of conveyance.

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A Cnasce Wanrep. —A largely attended meeting was held at Summerside yesterday afternoon fcr the purpose of petitioning the Federal Government for a change in the lobster @sing season to apply to the portion of the Usland shore exteuding from Carleton Head to West Point. The meeting was addressed by Mesers W A Leard, E Bell, of Cape Traverse; Gilbert DesRoches, Miscouche; Pa-cal Gallant, D Rogere,

umwmerside; Joseph J Gallant, Cape Egmont; Alexander Clemente, Egmont Bay, after which a resolution was

adopted declaring that the present season

from May Ist to July l5th—is not ihe natural or most remunerative one for that porticn of the Island shore extending from Carleton Head to West Point and urg- ing that the Government be asked to es~ tablish a separate fishing season for that portion of the coast—* uch seaeon to com- mence May 20th and end August 15th — promising that in the event of euch grant being made “this meeting and every pack - er and fishermen composing it gives ap assurance to the government to aid and assist to the utmost of their power in the evforcement of ail fisbery regulations ap- plicable \o sucn season.”

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The Department of Agriculture at Otta- wa is edvised that Canadian tender frvite are arrivipg in England in splendid con~ dition,

It is likely that a large pulp mill will be established at St Jobo.

ALL HEADACHES

from whatever cause cured in half an hour by HOFFMAN'S HEADA’ HE POWDERS 10 cents and 26 cents a all druggists.

The House of Bishope of the Protestant Epi-copal Church of the United States bas declined to approve a proposal to allow the re-marriage of divorced p2rsona,

contantiv on handa choi*> awzwortment of artic'es required fo: your baby. P Ww! KR—A!' lheleading brands ofTo’cam and Violet Pow ‘era, Fuller's earth, uaiuty handles | PUFF R XEIn bet: wooed ordcom tition, fleured ani plain, very prety, +s and extra fitting .,

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Board of Trade Buildig, Mon. Foreign Wine and Spirit Agents.

SOLE AGENTS IN CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND FOR

Robertson, Sanderson & Co, L'd., Leith Scotch Whiskies.

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Pattisons’ Limited Leith, Highland Distillers.. Ronald Gordon

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D. McIntyre & Co., ” S %° O’Connor & Co., Dublin, - Irish Whielkies- Santos Ramiro, Oporto ~ ~ Port Wines - Martinez Garcia Y Ca Jerez - Sherry Wines J. Ornoso & Co., - -. - Reus, Sacramental Wines Sunnyside Plantatioas, Jamaics - Jamaica Rame Schiedam Distillers, Schiedam, ~« Hollands Gin Duddingston Brewery, Edinburgh - §coteh Ales Fromy & Rogee, - Cognac, - ~ Brandies

Silver Moon Eaglish Dry Gin. Royal Nectar Old Tom Gin.

Bass’s Ale ~ ~ -— Guinese’s Stout, Orders solicited from the trade only.

S. B. Townsenp & Co., MontTREAL, AGENTS FOR CANADA

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