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“ena ne inadtniasasnaesetctitat - ) - _—_ a THE DAILY EX VE : r 1 DAILY EXAMINER : . x | FCTEON HANIF & ~ ms: -- WALTER BAKER & C0. We SCH 7: SHARPS Only a Sammes Kesort Syro. : The Largest Manufacturers of The youth in white flannel suit, russet , 4, PURE, saneee CRADE Sen ppin:.« » ia bees 6 ee abn ~ —— — shirt and pancake hat Sa was doing his first time at a summer re an, COCOAS AND CHOCOLATES ia sort hotel, and he had as his companion “te THIS Is VHE GENUINE. On this ¢ something very similar in his makeup ' c . but of three or four season's experience of <a Gur trade-mark on Suit Wrapper around every bottle HIGHE ST AWARDS summer resorts In a burst of confiden: e, Hy b the great after the first week of it, the new fellow sy THE WONDER OF HEALING. Industria q nd Fond t called the veteran aside } \3 an . . EXPOSITI Ti bet “Tsay, Tom,” he said, blushing much | : FoR RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, IONS ti and whispering low, “if I tell you some a . : see popes tow, 216 1 toll | WOUNDS, SPRAINS, BRUISES Like . will eep dea , 8 NDS, ’ ’ “They ain't Sure: What is it {ihe blaze h t aa wren 1c4 ’ ’ 7 - > is h La (OPE and Americ “Lockin’ { | wad kok taboreatel [as PIERS, FEMALE. COMPLAINTS, “Swap anyt : ot t | “Swear you won’t say anything?” Refuse Substitutes, TNFLA MMATIONS, CATARRH, i ‘ woman, i “Of course I swear. Now what is the 1 I ” e poe 7 | . . made crudely, sold at . at getie se BRE AK AST COCOA ait : . ' | great secret?” cheaply. LEMORRHAGES, and ALL PAIN. ure and soluble, and “ ergticn " Well, old fellow’—this with many r } , cr ne T SOLD BY GROG: . ~ ‘ : ushes and much besitency I'm + Used /nternally Externally, SOLD BY ALL ORUGGISTS, o t } ; our ware j - WALTER BAKER & CO. DORCHESTER, MASS. “oni No; you don’t say so?” and the veteran | Prices, 50c., Cheap, Sly , Cheaper, $1.75, Cheapest. z Jim grabbed the } by na | Suniled. A ASK /OUR “DRUGG ‘kag FOR pried his jaws mart wit Yes; I'm engaged,” he nodded cheerily. | Genuine is strong and pure. Can be diluted with water, Me ha : His te th t @ six vid Jim i -@ how inany: Sole M ta ers PORE ‘. EXTRAGT 60... 76 FiFTH AVE., NEW YURK- JOC IGIVCLY 10 7 ATES Pere 1e ie one decisive How many rasped th new or . : he’s a : : One, of course; how many did you think, | cpceeeeeee eee eee _: “Hie a ¢ t ; * \ t hide-b pray’ ’ ‘ r ; : the rhe veteran pulled himself together DPOIOH MPO POE OOWIOO WOOHOO € om | “That’s so,” he said; “excuse me; I for SB os ; got that you were only an amateur,’’— Fa "= . ; Che Fireside Journal. LA DE Cad Bul tiful Go wn. f HE fy i : i - cag P M m se pretty | Carved Out His Pardon. It i . oi that con ek ; VA NISHED ids ' } is ¢ squent verience th ladies that whe le’s t ‘ , Gesa Berger, the actor and newspaper : : bon : 1 Capetien , : ra : a % s BoarRD ; : or 1 ; . heen ae dress is bouvht with care, and made with taste, someindefn- FPF == u 1 the animal's wn, has a picture in caligraphy tha able th + Ia king te give it the perfect touch of beaut ON WHICH THEGOOHS past t t a f i. remarkable history It is in size 30x42 RNG. i ee eee ; re ARE WRAPPED. ~ f : hes, and is the work of Joseph Loew, It is the supplying of t is that err \ that’s a pe | } the most noted counterfeit thd tne ‘ee a2 9 t t ‘ \ 1 t train overnment ever ki iIeWw PRIES TLE s¥’$ S DRESS FABRICS 6 t a s vs W he en a apy 1 Noa is ma 7 for a par gv esteemed. Priestley’s Bl rs Dress Goods, made in Henriettas, Crape se ; th don in ustria the red tape policy of that i. such a cunning and effective blend of silk and wool that whea tue Deliv el au press, i . thr h country oa applicant to address 2 dh ; niade it in perfect gracefulness, giving to the figure that charm ne M s a the emperor with all his titles. Emperor > w which the costliest dress that Wort! 1 ever made is a mere distress. : - : ah * Se , Ferdinand had about forty titles. Loew , 5 tr dia’ « Ete a ll “* | engraved all of these names, together with | | SONOS OOD LOOMS DODMOODT IO LOOPS 20 OOT09O00900690000000 00000 MOO OCOOEL tall trains, " yy his petition for a pardon, on a cherry no i { t : : stone > ' 2 x 8 \ : . a | Che letters were so fine that it required » 9 t kind s that you've got?” | the aid of a powerful microscope to de- feQUAID 7 et rer examined Jim's horse cipher them, One day when the emperor 26—31 i s riti ally s Jim had serutiniz red his, | visited the prison Loew in person present- a) id found all the defects and dise +that | ed acherry stone to the emperor and told ; 22} i “reter rinary ever heard of : him what it contained The emperor yi I oN ae no —- quired | made an examination and was so amazed ms ie me Strang : is a imesh enew lat the work that he gave him an uncon a3 : a and aa tout bis | gitional pardon Not only did he pardon | ii ee a a a ae ee oie b wens’: | him, but gave him a position as a dete : : - oo ry ree | tive ail down counterfeiters Loe y y Ty y y in bust.” ent the atemaese. as | CRS . Loew | ! , . killed ; thre 7 ‘ . vith ; |} was a well-informed man in all the arts | ON HAND AND DAILY ARRI\ ING , “am of toba » juice, and rasealities of counterfeiters, and in | YW “You won't tak . teen ae snid | less than two years after his pardon he ran y Tie we ae ng shaving from the | to the earth almost every counterfeiter in ‘Round, Wut and lack, ” ‘ tim $20 to boot and we'j] | Austria, and died a few years ago covered | tra with detective honors The picture, al & Le» ity dollars sht to buy that pinto | though made fifty years ago, isin are ye 0 me if = Serna “ 3 » ahata of aervatic Pp * rr 7 x TG bo Ty ‘ ci the “I ” tap eeml | cane eae FROM ALL THE LEADING MINES. { ins ww st nt } — LS STN a a of s th at hac - i A Polite Paradox. ngreg.ited o tipple core and Jim “His expressions are very objectionable,” } bral 7. * 6h successio said the precise young woman. “I think Also, WARD COAL and WOOD. Leave your orders se tell ve t Hide. | a it the hall hav thing . I tee sty . . , r i . plit t 1 sha 1ave nothing more to do with fore the streets are muddy. QUIKE Any OT Hyp ce. You signe $250 40" boot | him." . .) ’ eK te . il) aoe lif 5 nic’t | ‘Why *” inquired her companion. Por LITE: a a: ESPERRAL ule tied. _— my ile and alit | tie writes me that he has reached home R WE Vi I i i AN In in to git © the } i w.” | wang ¥ ® : oO i th ‘ : . ‘ Prema it pow, in good ghape. i e 3 Cc a & ® Originated by on ‘td Family Pnysician. Gee « : . ye Phat is thoughtful on his part,” | a ak - si Think Of It. | for more than Eigntr \ s sett xs in lus fine wor} and | “I know that But ‘good shape’ is such | Charlottetown, October 1, 1894-—6m ily & "2 “yy weeds and ble nd tt shavings to correspond, ead form.— Washington Star. Be. ey Tr veler saroti ld bottle in his satchel Gimme SS ; swa artced ae — 72 Proms Mhoumest See ee sine” a | For Over Fiity Years. ver Sufi erer? 1 peumatisin ! ranger a : 1 l | Nervo vos 1 ¥, fache, é beta ee N » PU be demmed i WI -* | Aw Opp Ann Went Trixp Reuxevy.— S| a, : : he 1OMenk “ \ ; 1} Soreness Stir Joint a or Btralre a ; : ' ; * “ey Mrs. Winsloe’s Soot hing Syrup las “ - ; 1 ie o i ' t - iui i wiil tind im tt a have’ Jo ease Fo ' etait . | beed used for over fifty years by millions | Every Seesk iat a eLinimentinthe | Ul! trad | of mothers for their children while teeth- Sore ‘Faroat, Tor wns silt tts, Co sie Cuts, Braden Cc oo o mm Shut oe ‘ tml cut a Jong shaving g, nig, with pertect SUCCESS. It soothes the | . ani Pains in any family without tmined the horse again ashed h shil 3 » S llavs the a} } ° Botice, Delars mas a tf See eee “dashed his | ehild, softens the gums, allays the pain, Upon having Featherbone Corsets. pay og saat ; eta post-paid: ¢ bot ak . hol th — ‘8s eyes | cures the colic, and is the best remedy for 45% press Daid, . Johnson & Co., Bost< ” 7% sure t he wasn't : 1 yee ee : Dona celia’ ta Oe Wa _ The Is } well broke to the ; a: vd s Diarrheea. Is pieasnt to the taste. Sold | Refuse all substitutes.

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That night the horse bucked Jim off the way hom ind the pinto filly k stranger's ribs.

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PPop tomas The following incident is the substance & Story told by Bayard Taylor to jl- lustrate how tene¢ctonu a& memory nnd strpnz a ’ tion eV the Jeast elligent of tl} brute creation may POSSO ss Du: ois r hia visits to the Zoolo- gic al Gar le: in Londoa he no‘iced a on ( ‘tamus which lay in its tauk ‘ppar ut ,7 ‘obl vious of its surroundings. : iuto conversation with the eper one morning » was told that the eveature refused to eat, and was grad tarvi itseli to death. “I faney added the keeper. “ie' ‘ ‘ins specimen, and it seems a pity we hould lose hitn: but he’s m: sped ever since ecper who had chare of him on : ml the steamer left. Ho pays no at tention to anything I eay.” Learning thot the creature came from a part of Africa he had once visited, Mr. Taylor or i impulse, leaned for “and addressed it in the diale< by t} hunters and ke ‘e pers ol re x The ani 1] the . eyes op ’ repeate ‘mark, ¥ whi ) se ppo but paddl wi er iere he atco Cross to th: other side of the uk, th kperiment was repeated wilh the same reselt, the poor thing showed nmistakable si ot joy, even consent- ix to od from the hand of his uew friend Mr. Tavlor paid several vis- ite to th: Gardens, “we gem noticed j his African friend, Fis ually, before i > taught the keeper a

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| Bayard Taylo

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Woman—How is codfish selling, young feiler ?

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Woman—W hat’s the canse ?

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JOHN _INGS, Mortgageoe, ———

MORTGAGE SALE,

To be sold by Public Auction, at the ’ Supreme Court House in Charlottetown in Queen’s County, on '1 UESDAY, the Sixth day of November next, A. D. 1894, at the hour of twelve o’clock, noon :

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All that tract, piece or parcel of iand situate, lying and being in Charlottetown, in Queen’s County, in the Province ef Prince Elward Island, being part of Town Lot Namber Twenty-six, in the first lan- dred of Town Lots, and bounded and de ascribed as follows, that isto say: Come mencing at the south-west angle of said Town Lot Nunber Twenty-six, on the north-east side of Hillsborough Street; thence northwestwardly along said street eighty-nine feet; thence on a right argle therewith northeastwardly forty-four feet thence south-westwardly parallel with said street sixteen feet seven inches; thence north-eastwardly peraliei with — Water Street one foot; thence south-east wardly parallel with Hillsborough Strest lie venty-two feet five inches to Water

Street; thence following the course there- of south-westwardly forty-five feet io the place of commencement.

The above sale is made pursuant & power of sale contained in a certain In denture of Mortgage ening, date the twenty-fourth day of June, A 1891, made between Owen Coyle of the one part and James Eden of the other part.

For further particulars apply to Mr, James J. Johnston, Solicitor, Charlotte town.

Dated thie fifth day of Octeber, A. D. 159

JAMES EDEN,

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WORTGAGE SALE.

To be sold by “Public Auction, at the Court House in Summerside, on FRIDAY, | the Thirtieth day of November next, A, | L894, at the hour of Twelve o’sluck, 2008, under a power of sale contained in @

Mortyage, dated the third day of Septem- ber, A.D. 1891, and made between Philip

Mortyagee.

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Gain and Elizabeth ¢ iain (his wife) of the James

one part, and the undersigned, | Barclay, of the other part: —

| All that tract of land situate in Lot | Eleven, Prince County, adjoining iand om | the north and south of Thomas lynch, + | being the northern moiety of that tract of laud, bounded as follows :- Commencing at a stake set in the west side of the main Wetern Koad, in the north-east angle of land of Alexauder Gillis; thence west si three chains fifty links to Lot Ten; thence north nineteen chains e ighty links ; thence east furiy-eight chains twenty links to the «. road; thence to the south- east along said road to the place of commencement, Con- vaining one hundred and ten acres, the moiety of which is fifty-tive acres. For further particulars apply to J. Edward Wyatt, Barrister-at-Law, Sume | merside, Dated this 21th day of October, A.D.

’ | 1894, |

JAMES BARCLAY, Mortgagee,

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