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| SRITISH AMERICA FIRE INSURA

CAPITAL, CAPITAL, CAPITAL, §

CAPITAL,

OF FICE—Brown's Block, Charlottetown.

GROSS SURPLUS, $1,500,000. COMMERCIAL UNION FIZE INSURANCE Cv. (LTD.) OF LONDON. CAPITAL, $12,500,000. LANCASHIR © FIRE INSURANCE CUMPANY OF MANCHESTER, $15,000,000. QUEBEC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF QUEBEC. 225,000.00. SCOTTISM UNION & NATIONAL FIRE INS. CO. OF EDINBURGH. 33,000,000. j [SEN LIFE AND ACCIDENT ASSURANCE CO. OF CANADA. $1,000,000. e } {

Ail classes of insurable risks taken at lowest rates.

OTTETOWN, P. E.

VCE €0., OF TORONTO.

Prompt settlement of all claims.

URQUHART & BROW,

Gezeral Insurance Agents.

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Tea, Sugar and Molasses.

: | Careful attention given to consignments of | Prince E iward Island Produce. )

REFERENCE— Bank of Nova Scotia |

OFFICE Pickford & Black's Wharf. | Halifax, August 3, 1891—dy & w

McDONALD & MARTIN, | BARRISTERS Solicitors, Notaries Public, Ac.

OFFICES } Morris's Building, Charlottetown, peels )} Gaffney’s Building, Summerside, MONEY TO LOAN, H. C, McDONAL". B. A., M. P. I K. 3. MARTIN, B. A. barlottetown, Dec 2, 189!—codX&w im

CAUTION.

PACH PLUG OF THE

Myrtle Uavy BEST ESTABLISHMENT! BEST FURNITURE BEST VALUE!

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IS MARKED

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IN BRONZE LETTESS.

NONE OTHER CERPINE.

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SOOTHING, CLEANSING, HEALING. dustanat Relief, Permanent Cure, Failuve Impossible. Many so-called diseases are 2 imply symptoms of Catarri

heaviache, losing e.1 ell, foul breath, hawking tting, general feeling , ete. If you are §

d with any of these or.@

kindred sy::ptoms, you haveyg porch and should lose n@& ime procuring ® bottie ‘Of

s asAn Bar Be warned in @

neylec ed cold in head 2 in c atarrh, followed sumptio a end death. all druggists, or sent, of price

Bolt by post paid, on receij t (30 cents and $1 by idilregsi ng FULFORD & CO. Brovkviile, Ont.

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AS I MUST SELL THE STOCK

ON ALL CLASSES OF

MEN'S FELT OVERSHOES VERY CHEAP.

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Chariottetown, January 6, 1892—dy & wky tf

‘Stamper’s Corner,

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ACCOUNT of propos:d Bu'lding Operitions LT am going |

MY BUSINESS at ~TAM- tim: to gat BARGAINS in

==" BOOTS AND SHOES,

AND WILL GIVE

Special Indacements for Cash

BOOTS AND SHOES.

ON P. E.

Charlottetown, Dec. 18. 1891

I will offer for sale during the Xmas Holidays

THE FINEST STOCK OF FURNITURE

embracing STAPLE AND FANCY FURNITURE,

for Xmac Presents, all at great Discounts.

JOHN HEWSON.

COFFEE FOR NEW YEARS

ISLAND,

suitable Call and examine.

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EPPS’ Gu

REAKFAST.

“By a thor ough knowledge of she mata. liws whi sh geverr * operations 6 diweatias aad natr.iion. aud by a careful application of the Gne properties of well-selected Ceeoa, Mr i 18 has provided our breakfast tabies with a deui Sately flavored beverage which may sav Many heavy ‘aocters bills. itis by the judicious Use of such art — of diet that a& consilathear

May be gradually ut tp until strong onong bi resist every tendency to disease, Huncreds subtle maladies are floating around as ready % @ttack wherever there is a weak point. W May escape many a fatal shaft oy koepiinw var 8elves wail fortified with pure blood anda pre perly nourished frame.”—Civii Jervier Gaszetie. ade simply with boliing water or mith Soid oniy in packets, by Grocers, iaovelied thue JAMES EPPS & CO... Homacpathic Chemist London, England.

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t |fitted up in their W * roast and griad all

you can always and good.

CONDENSED COFFEE,

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TIS A WELLKNOWN FACT that Coffee, to be good, must not be Roasted or Ground any length of time, as it loses its Strengtn and Flavor very quickly.

BEER & GOFF have a Coffee Roaster

in Tins, FEE, in Bottles, always kept in stuck at

arehouse, where they their own Coffee as

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ONE ENC OYs

Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant

and refres

hing to the taste, and acts

gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-

tem effect

ually, dispels colds, head-

aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the

only rem

edy of its kind ever pro-

duced, pleasing to the taste and ace

ceptable t its action effects, pre he althy ar

o the stomach, prompt in and truly beneficial in its pared only from the most 1d agreeable substances, its

many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most

vee

popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75c bottles “by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not

have it

on hand will procure it

promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Manufactured only by the

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,

SAN FRANOISOO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, EY. NEW YORE, N.Y.

W. R.

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WATSON, Wholosale Charlotteetown.

Druggist, inwt jy 13

APPLES

250 Barreis

N., B. & M.

; Choice € adine Baldwins. RATTENBURY.

621 2aw mth

CUBRANT3 AND RAISINS

25 BARRELS, 50 BOX BS}

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Currants. Raisins.

B.& .. RACTENBURY.

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RACTENBCRY,

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3 &M RATTENSURY.

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wESTEY'S EMULSION

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cob LIVER OIL?

Pile A

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Endorsed by Medi-

Estey’s Colds, Co

: cal men. : Try it

Emulsion cures Coughs, nsumption, Throat an all

Lung troubles. A great remedy for weak amd delicate children, builds them up,

they require if, so that in buying from them depend on getting

and ESSENCE COF-

R & COFF’S.

Charlottetown, December 29, 1801—eod & wky

it fresh

strengthens the bones, ‘makesnew blood. All dealers sell it, don't be induced te take any substitute—it hasn’t any.

KE. M. Katey Mfc. Co., Moneton, N.B,

Ine*~* ~vog having the HARTSHORN. @ BY ALL DEALERS. Favtory, Toronto, Ons

WEDNESDAY,

| Syaort Fig

JANUARY

ities IN THe West

Siatistics

Interesting

By au Islander on the way Home,

Some

Having arrived home lately after an absence of some time from the fas growing cities of Dutuih andWest Superior, permit me space in your widely circulatee juurnal andi will endeavor to give some slight sketches of the giowth and industries of those places. Heginning with Dulu:h, which is situated at the head of Lake Superior on the Minnesota side, it is a city of 47,000 inhabitants. Its chief resources are derived fromlake traftic, wholesalecom- mission and real estate. It possesses some fine buildings, prominent among them being the Spaulding Hotel, Lyceum, Chamber of Cummercs and the First National Bank Is lake traffic consists chiefly of p: ssevge:s, coal aud wheat, the fatter boing transhipped by steam elava'o-:s of which there are seven in number, It is wcceszible by seven lines of railway. Con- spicuous at the head of these is the new Union re tus recently at # cost of $175,000. West Duluth, four miles dis- lant, 18 the manufacturing centre on this side of the bay. Ic has four large plants, ! the principal one 1 might mention wouid be the Minnesota Iron Car Company which employs about 400 men, Crossing over the bay we come to the thriving city of West Superior. It is a city of seven years growth. But it has nevertheless a popula-

tion of 30,000. Its resources are the same as those of Duluth. It possesses high and level streets, with the larest improved etreet car system

It has aiso fine buildings and business blocks, the foremust being the Ritchie, New York and Buston Block, and the West Superior Hutel. It is destined to be the great manufacturing centre of the North- west. It has already a dezen or more large plants, the principal ones being the Kentucky Stee! Plant, the Libslle Wagon Works, West Superior Iron and Steel Com- pany'’s works, and the famvuus American Steel Barge Company's works, buiiders of the celebrated whale-backs, f which your readers are slready aware. These indus- tries alone give employment to 400 or 500 men each, besides a 3,000 barrel per day floar mul, and another of the same capa- city in course of erection. Another great business, of which I will write on some future occasion.

Considering it time to pay a visit to my native land, | will make a few remarks on my journey homewards. There are severe] diffsrent lines to come by. Choosing the Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic to St. Ignace, thence we cross the Strait, which is seven miles wide, by steam barge, and arrive at Mackinaw City. Leaving there over the Grand Rspids and Indiana Rail- way we pass through a fine agricultural and fruit-growing country, and arrive at De- troit, Mich. Transferred there across the river by barge, we are on the Canadian side. Leaving Windsor by way of the Grand Trunk we pass thruush a rich and

several fine cities along this line, principal among them being London, Logersoll and Hamilton. Catching glimpses here and there of the blue waters of Like Ontario, we arrive at Niagara. Weare now within hearing distance of this American wonder, the Niagara Falls. Crossing over on the Suspension Bridge to the American side we might utter with J. S. Buckingham :

No fleets can atop thy progress, no armies bid thee stay.

But onward, onward, onward thy march stiil holds ita way.

Lhe risiog mist that veils thee as thy heralds go before,

And the music that proclaims theo is the thundering cataract’s roar.

Leaving the Suspension Bridge depot over the New York Central and Hudson River Railway, the great four-track road, we pass through Buffalo, Rochester,

Syracuse and Troy to Albany, where we change for Bostoa over the Buston = and Albany road, ar:

riving there after a journey of sixty-four hours. After spending several days in this great seaboard city we resume our journey, taking the Boston and Maine Railway to St. John, N. B, thence the Intercolouial Railway to Point du Chene, where we find the commodious steamship Northumberland in readiness to carry us across the Straits. . Summerside is reached, and we are soon on board the train again for Chark.ttetown, remaining there for the uight. The next day being market day, we took the opportunity of visiting the markets and other places of interest. We ‘ake the evening train for Souris, the point of our destination, arriving there in due time. Proceeding from the depot we note that through the village some changes have taken place, notably in house building ; but, judging from appearances, a vast differevce exists between the business of P. E. Island and that of the free land of Uncle Sam. H. J.

Greenvale, Jan. 9, 1892.

McDonatp.

Tue New Torter Gem.—Philoderma owes , ite immense success to the fact that it is radically different from any preparation in ithe market. It is a bland and soothing | liquid, nicely perfumed, and when spplied to | the bands and face produces a delicious sense |of coolness and comfort, exercising also a direct curative action. It is entirely free ‘from the sticky quality of glycerine and the

Lobs 60

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ter BP Packers

BOXES TIN PLATES, 2 ty ons [= TIN, Lamb & Ping,

34k COPPER, 1} ic. square.

Below all vs prices. Order at once toarrive, i

Kk. H. NORTON & CO., Charlottetown.

} greaey nature of camphor ive or cold cream. * To those who are unable to to use glycerine,

\from its irritating effect, Philoderma is a

necessity. Those who use it have 4 beautiful

complexion. It is harmless as milk. Sold

| by druggists everywhere. Price 25 conta. jan2 lm dw

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The total number of immigrants landed at}

New York dnring 1891 wae 445,290

industry in this North-west is the lumber | T}

presperous-looking country, and touch at].

See

15, 1892.

News Notes.

A carpet tacking party is the late:t Mis- souri invention for evening festivities. A veterinary college wiil be estab'ished in

connection with Qacen’s University, Kingston,

About 7.000 votes were givento Mrs. Ada M. Bittenbender for the oftice of

Supreme Judge of Nebraska.

A Mexican has unearthed a box of gold worth $10,000 in Bunham, Texas. Santa Anna is said to have buried it.

On Wednesday night a mob entered the jail at Layville, La., and lynched two per- sons who had murdered a Jewish pedler.

At Obzinka, Poland, robbers broke into the house of a wealthy Jew named Feibei and murdered the whole family, consisting f eight ~~ reons,

Mrs. . Stewart paid £500 fora pair if ng ce a and the residence of Robert Garrett, of Baltimore, boasts cur- tains that cost $200 a yard.

The Princess Hereditary of Meininge, who was so beautiful in her youth that she was known as the ‘‘Venus of the Hohen zollerns,” has been one cf the high per- sonages abroad who has suffered lately from the grippe. She is Emperor William’s oldest ‘ister.

Cailes and Charles, arrested at the Anarch- ist headquarters at Walsall, Eng, where paraphernalia used in the manufscturing of bombs was alleged to have been found, were arraigned on the 8th and remanded for further hearing. It is expected that more arreste will be made. Marie Pibelne, arrested at the anarchists’ apartments, was released. lt is uanderstood she has made a confession which will be used against the other prisoners. Che police have discovered a secret foundry for the manufacture of bombs aud the place where the explosives are made

A Calcutta despatch says : has pardoned the leader aud shortened the terms of the band of f.male convicts at the penal settlement, Port Blair, Andaman Islands, for heroic conduct on the 2ad of Noe- vember last. ‘The woman on that day formed a human life line from the beach out into the sea, and by almost superhuman effort rescued

The government

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Js. Patn& C0

Furs,

Mi ufts,

Capes,

Collars.

Boas,

Astracan Jackets, Japs,

Cheap for Ready Cash.

Jas. Paton & C

Dress Goods Foules,

Tweed Mixtures, Cheviot Tweeds, Mierinos,

six men from the steamer Euterprise wrecked in acyclons. These six were the only mem- bers of the crew saved,

The Parisian arrived at Halifax at noon on Saturday, making the quickest run on record from Moville to Halifax. She left Moville portat4 p.m. on New Year’s day, and as there ia four hours diffeieuce in time between that placv and Halif«x, ber actual time was seven days. This despite the rough weather which has been reported by other steamers ne best previous time was made by the Vancouver of the Dominion line, which arrived at Halifax on Friday evening. The Parisian brought seven saloon, nine inter. mediate and thirty-one steerage passengers { to land at Halifax, and has thirty passengers for Portiand,

~~ @@--—--— AC ontradiction Six.—Allow me to contradict ta statement made by aparty signing himself ‘‘Belfaster,” in the Patriot of Jan’y 2ad, to the effect that on the last sitting of the County Court in Eldon Public Hall, the fires had to be kindled by the bailiff. This, Mr. Editor, is not trne, as my servant-man had the fires kindled an hour at least before the court opened. Referring to his statement that the hail has been under the control of two or thee people in Eldon, I might add that such is not the ease. There has always been a board of five directors to manage the affairs of the hall, ap- pointed by the stockholders at the annual meeting.

D. A. MoLeop, sncginemenpitiiilliiaaetaiiewn Personal. A woman strongly resembling Mra Os- borne, who figured in the recent stolen jewelry case in London, has been seen at the Hotel Santa Cruz in Madrid. She} afrerwards left alone for the South of Spain. Benj S. Wright, familiarly known to horsemen of the entire country as **Uncle Ben” Wright, died at Medford, Mass, a few days agofrom 4 complication of dis- eases. Ile was born in 1819 — ~.4bo-———

Tue originator of Estey’s Emulsion spent several years of his life in pertecting this preparation, Nota bottle of it was pat on the market until he was satisfied that it was the best ever iatroduced for the cure of coughs, colds, bronchitis and all wasting diseases. Thousands of bottles have been sold, and he has never heard a complaint regarding it. jin2 lm d&w

A Drunken Man’s Driven —A on‘le.t write: the Pioneer as Mrs. Willian Matthews, of Dock Road, met with a singular accident some few days ago on her way home from Albertoa. She stopped ata neighbor's ga e to mikes call, aud just as her horse halted a man drove up eppsrently the worse of liquor. Not caring to turn off, the road he drove his carriage into the hind | wheels of hers and turned her carriage over, throwing her out on the road with the reeult that her arm was badly eprined and her face somewhat bruised. She also sustained some slight injuries about her body. Ihe man drove right along completely ignorant of

the harm he did.

corres- follows:

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For Over Firry Years Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for their children while cutting teeth. it relieves the little sufferer at once ; it pro- duces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as ‘‘ bright as a button.” Itis very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best-known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teething or other causes, Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure aud ask for ** Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing

yrap,” and take no other kind. lyr

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AN old emoker declares tiat he hos been usi-g ‘“‘Myrtle Navy” tobacco ever since the

second year of its manufac ure and that during that time he has never suffered from a blister- ed tongue or parched tonsils or any other of the unpleasant effects which most tobaccos will leave behind them. His experience, he says, is that no other tebacc» which he has ever tried is quite its equai avd that in value for the money ‘‘no other comes anywhere near it.” ‘.

Cashmeres, Shert Lengths,

SUITABLE FOR GIRLS’ DRESSES

Dress Robes,

SUITABLE FOR WEDDING DRESSE3

Bargains in This Dajarbment

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Jas. Paton & C

Mantles, Ulsters, Jackets Cloaks, Dolmans.

Everything in This Department at Extraordinary Low Prices.

Jas, Paton & C0.

Reefers, Overcoats,

Suits,

Cape Coats,

BEST V. LUE IN THE GITY.

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GOAT ROBES.

Owing to the mildness of the season, we are clearing out our GOAT ROBES very cheap.

Very Choice Patterns in Silk Handkerchiefs.

China Silk Handkerchiefs.

JAS. PATON & C0.,

BROWN’s BLOCK, 168 Market Square.

Ch'town, Dec, 22, 1801—dy & why

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