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VOL. 28.—NO. 110

HMINION LINE P ogyhl MA'L STEAMSHIPS,

2 Sailing Between ytREAL and QUEBEC for LIVERPOOL.

APPOIN ri D SAILINGS:

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eet May be had lication to the Xu y ad on a o— hed, who can ois cutee detailed Dnive, omem@ts of the other Faculties of the Cledin Rity, wiz, Law, Medicine, Arts (in Veter £ the Bonalda Course for Women), and

‘ary Seience.

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8 —w oat Acting Secretary.

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Gary L. Hoartz yin take a limited number of Pupils

oa PLANO or ORGAN.

For ¢ ee GREGOR. etc , apply at MRS. C. V. Me-

5, on Prince Street, Charlottetown. septs +¢ —~eod if

In many Styles 2 in Gold, Silver an

Blankets, Flannels,

Velvetcens.

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NEW GOODS NOW OPENING

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Jackets, Underclothing.

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HARRIS & STEWART.

Charlottetown, Sept. 12, 1891—dy & wky

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A NEW LOT oF

WALKING STICKS

For Young Men and Old,

nd Woods, inc!uding some variously mounted | Oxidized Silver, all prices, just received at

WATSOR’S DRUG STORE.

Charlottetown, Sept. 29, 1891 —dy

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ATTENTION !

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J. Hi. BELLE

ee to call the attention of the public so the fact that he has something specia

this year in Stock and Lasts for Custom Work.

Also that we make any style,

substance or quality of s Boot or Shoe you may require, from Men’s largest size down

to a Child’s Boot, and at

the most reasenable prices; and would remind parents and

others that now is the time to get your Fall Boots made, and we claim to be the only house in tae city that turns out GENUINE HAND-MADE CUSTOM WORK. We would respectfully ask all who require anything in the above line to give us a

call. REPAIRING cf all

Orders filled up to time.

Good Fit. Best Value. Lowest Prices.

kinds promptly done.

J. H. BELL, Upper Great George Street.

Charlottetown, Sept. 15, 1891—1m m w f

is just

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The the market Satisfaction Retail.

Charlottetown, May 28,

PEPTONIZED

EVERYTHING

Best Goods. affords. ‘ guaranteed in every f

NORTON & FENNELL,

you want a

FOOD AND TONIC

in a combined form?

such an article, and hundreds are receiving benefit from

it daily, Price 25c. per bottle For sale by all druggists.

July 17; 1891—dy mw f & wky lyr

Painters Supplies !

Supplics!

Carpenters Su pplies ! Farmers’ Supplies ! IN THESE. LINES.

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CARRIAGE GOODS!

for Good Goods that and sold low. Wholesale and

The Lowest Price — Goods bought right espect.

1891—2aw and wy City Hardware Store,

King's County Exhibition

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A GOOD ATTENDANCE. THE PRIZE LIST.

HORSES.

Imported Trotting or Carriage Stallion— 1, Clow & Poole,—Gem Lower Montague,

Carriage or Trotting Stallion over 15 hands 2 inches, Island bred--1, W W Jen- kina, Georgetown, —Almonte M; 2, Benja- min, Hobbs, do, -~Black Prince.

Carriage or Trotting Stallion not over 15 hands 2 inches, Island bred—1, Nicholson & “Surdett, Dundas,—Alldorf; 2, Josiah Rokprts, Murray Harbor South,—Forest Kings 3, Charles Keith, Montague.

tire Carriage Colt under four years, Islagd bred—1, James Keefe, Rollo Bay; 2, Wm McDonald, Fortune; 3, M J Camp-

tire carriage colt under 2 years, Island bred+1, Donald Forbes, Montague; 2, Wm Reid, Murray Harbor North.

Entire Carriage Colt under 3 years, Is- land bred—1, J Nicholls, White Sands; 2, James Doyle, Summerville; 3, C H Mc- Neill, New Perth.

@arriage Mare with her foal—1, O S Gordon, Roseneath,; 2, Wm _ Sinnott, Morell Rear; 3, John T Parker, Gee’town.

Carriage Filly under 4 years—I1, Alex Dewar, Montague; 2, James E Dewar,

Brudene)!.

Carriage Filly under 3 years—1, W Rielly, Tl chienn: 2, Wm Poole & Co, Lower Montague; 3, Wm Nicholson, Dun-

das

Ghrriage Filly under 2 years—1, John N rmack, Boughton Island; 2, Oliver Puole, Lower Montague. Carriage Foal of 1891—1, John T Par ker, Royalty; 2, Henry F Bissett, Cardi- gan; 3, M Beaton, Commercial Cross. Judges — James Macdonald, S’side; J Macdonald, Montague. art Stallion, imported—], Clow & Poole, Lower Montague; 2, J A Annear, do. Best Cart Stallion Island bredi—1, Jas A Mc-

Heifer calved in 1890—1, Henry H Gor- don, Georgetown; 2, G A Stewart, Bru- denell.

Heifer Calf, calved in 1891—1, Donald Ross, Lower Montague; 2, J A Annear, do.

Ox or Steer Calf, calved in 1891—F G Bovyer, Royalty.

Judges--Stewart Burns, Freetown; Jos Tweedy,Gallas Point; Wm Meggat, Lower Montague.

SHEEr.

Long Wool Ram, any age—1, F G Bov- yer, Royalty; 2, J A Annear, Lower Mon- tague.

Yearling Long Wool Ram—1l, Robert Dewar, New Perth; 2, F G Bovyer, Roy- alty; 3, P Cairns, Sparrow’s Road.

Long Wool Ram Lamb—1, Robt Dewar, New Perth: 2, Ben Wright, Lower Mon- tague; 3, F G Bovyer, Royalty.

Pen Two wong Wool Ewes—1, F G Bov- yer, Royalty; 2, do; 3, do.

Pen two yearling Lorg Wool Ewes—1l, F G Bovyer, Royalty; 2, do; 3, Robert Dewar, New Perth.

Pen two Long Woo) Ewe Lambs—1, F G Bovyer, Royalty; 2, do; 3, Robt Dewar, New Perth.

Gray faced Ram, Down or Short Wool, any age—1, S N§{McLeod, Dundas; 2, Jas D Dewar, Brudenel!; 3, John McDonald, New Perth:

Gray faced yearling Ram—1l, Robt Dewar, New Perth; 2, Allan Hunter, Dan- das. .

Gray faced Ram Lamb—1, Robt Dewar, New Perth; 2, Wm Burdett, Dundas; 3, § N McLeod, do.

Pen 2 Grey-faced Ewes, each having reared lambs this year—I, R Dewar, New Perth; 2, F D McCormack, Cardigan; 3, Heury Clay, Dundas.

Pen 2 Grey-faced yearling Ewes—l, Allan Hunter, Dundas.

Pen 2 Grey-faced Ewe Lambsa—I1, 8 N McLeod, Dundas; 2, John McDonald, New Perth.

Pea 2 Ewes, other breed cr cross, having each reared lambs this season-~1, F G Bov- yer, Royaity; 2,S N McLeod, Dundas. Judges—John Cowan, Murray Harbor South; Alex Smith, New Perth; William Keith, Montague; Charles C.-tlia, St Peters; James McPhee, Burnt Poiut.

ROOTS AND VEGEIABLES.

Millan, Summerville; 2, Henry James, Church Road; 3. Jeha Collins, New Pesih. Cart Mare with her Fual—1], Welsh, Cardigan; 2, Wm Meggat, Lower Montague; 2, Nathan Acorn, (lenfanning Cart Filly ueder 4 years—1, Chas Saurder- son, Greenwich; 2, Johu Nichoils, Lot 66; 3 Gico E Golf, Cardigan.

Stallion for General Purposes under 3 years ~—~1, Donald Wilson, Cardigan; 2, Colin Mc- Donald, Lorne Valley; 3, Thomas Daly, St Mary’s Road.

Mare for General Purposes under 3 years— 1, Albert Dewar, Brudenell; 2, James Lan- nigan, Sturgeon; 3, Wm McLeod, Dundas, Cart Filly under 3 years—l, Wm R Web- ster, Rollo Bay; 2, Alex McEachern, Har- mony.

Cart Filly under 2 years—1, Wm R Web- ster, Rollo Bay; 2, Geo E Goff, Cardigan: 3, Geo Gordon, New Perth.

Cart Foal of 1891—1, James Lannigan, Sturgeon; 2, Patrick Wal«i, Summerville; 3, Neil Mattheson, Forest Hill.

Foal of 1891, Standard Trotting bred—1,0 S Gordon, Roseneath; H F Biesitt, Cardigan. The following prizes were- offered by Messrs. Clow & Poole :

Foal of 1891 sired by their stallion Gen-

i Patrick :

{ Poplar Point.

eral Burnett: 1, James Lannigan, Stur- geon; 2, Patrick Walsh, Summerville. Foals of 1891 sired by their stallion Gem : 1, Jas T Parker, Royalty; 2, Win Reid, Murray Harbor North.

Judges—J H Gates, Ch’town; Daniel Brehaut, Murray Harbor South; O 58 Mason, Lot 48.

CATTLE.

Pure-bred Shorthorns.

Bull calved in 1889—1, F G Royalty; 2, do. Cow in milk—1, G F Owen, Cardigan; 2, F G Bovyer, Royalty; 3, do. ; Heifer Calf calved in 1891—1, F G Bov- yer, Royalty; 2, do.

Pure-bred Ayrshires.

Bull any age—1, Thomas Batler, Peters Road; 2, Alex Hamilton, New Perth; 3, James Clow, Murray Harbor North.

Bull calved in 1889—John Martin, Mon-

Bovyer,

tague.

Bull calved ia 1890—Wm Gordon, Bru- denell.

Bull Calf, calved in 1891--F G Bovyer, Royalty. a

Gow in milkk—1, Alex Hunter, New

Perth; 2, Wm Gordon, Brudenel!; 3, FG Bovyer, Royalty.

Heifer calved in 1889—F G Bovyer, Rovalty; 2, do; 3, do.

Heifer calved in 1890—1, Malcolm Mar- tin, Montague Bridge; 2, Alex Hamilton, New Perth.

Heifer Calf, calved in 1891—F G Bov- yer, Royalty.

Pure-bred Jerseys or Guernseys.

Bull calved in 1890—J Campbell, Cardigan.

Shorthorn, Holstein or other Grades.

Cow in milk, any age—i, Alex Hamil- ton, New Perth; 2, Robert Dewar, Bru- denell.

Heifer calved in 1883—1, Alex Hamil- ton, New Perth; 2, D F Kennedy, George- town.

Heifer calved in 1890—1, Geo MecDon- ald, New Perth; 2, Alex Hamilton, New Perth.

Ox or Steer calved in 1890—1, Geo Me- Donald, New Perth; 2, Robt Dewar, do.

Ox or Steer calved in 1891—1, Wm Gor- don, Brudenell; 2, C Clay, Dundas.

Ayrshire, Jersey or Guernsey Grades.

Cow in milk, any age—l, Db McLure, Lower Montague; 2, A P Hobbs, George- town.

Half busa Bliss’ Triumph Potatoes —Johu Swallow, Poplar Point.

Ha!f bush Pearl of Savoy Potatoes ~1, Jobu Swallow, Poplar Point; Jas Norton, Annandale. a

Half bush Waite Star Potatoes—John | Swallow, Poplar Point,

Half bush MelIatyre Potatoes — 1, Daniel Robertson, Brudenell; 2, John Swallow,

Half bush any new kind—Joliun Swaliow, Poplar Point; 2, do

Collection Potatoes grown from seed balls sown in 1891—Sarah Jane MeDonald, Little Pound.

Twelve Swede Turnips—l, John A Dewar, New Perth; 2, J W Alley, Cardigan

Twelve long Red Mangel Wurtzel greatest weight—John A Dewar, New Perth.

Half bush Parsaips for stock—1l, Mis Alex Hamilton; 2, John Swallow, Poplar Point.

Half bush White Field Cuirrots—l, Mrs Peter Stewart, Brudenell; 2, Mrs Geo W Smith, Roseneath.

Halt bush Long Orange Carrots—1, Geo W Smith, Roseneath; 2, Charles Moore, Union Road.

One doz Onions, red (ripe)—1, John D McKinnon, Brovklyn; 2, Mrs Norton, Brudenell.

Qae doz Onions, white or yellow—l, Russel McLean, Geo’town; 2, A P Stewart, do.

Two doz Shalots—Sarah B McDonald, Little Pond.

One doz Table Beets, long variety— David Christian, Grand River.

One doz Table Beets, round or turnip— 1, John D McKinnon, Brooklyn; 2, Wm Keith, Montague.

One doz Table Parsnips—1, F Hunter, Dundas; 2, Jos Wightman, Lower Mon- tague.

One doz Danvers, or any half long variety of Carrots—1, Thos Bulpit, Roseneath; 2, Jos Wightman, Lower Montague.

One doz Early Horn Corrots, stump root- ed—1, Wm Keith, Montagu.; 2, Thomas Bulpit, Roveneath.

Three Cauliflowers—A P Stewart, Geo’- town.

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The cash prizes of each $50, $25 and $15 and many other priz*s of value will be given for the best dressed dolls, acc ‘rding to merit. Send ten three-cent stamps, and receive, charges prepsid, one fnll-bodied imported Doll, a lithograph plate illus- trating ten dressed dlls in colors, and three months’ trisl subscription to the Queen.

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Dyspepticure—l!s ovt 4 palliative, but a cure; it first relieves, then controls, and finally entirely subdues the irritation and in- flammation of the stomach that causes ndi gestion and dyspepsia.

The Markets.

THERE is nothing new in “the situation” ~-to benoted. Oats continue in limited sup- ply at Charlottetown at 30 cents per bushel for black and 32 for white. At Summer. side—where the quality is reported superior —a larger quantity has changed hands at 34 cents per bushel. For potatoes, from 18 to 20 cents per bushel are still being paid. Buyers continue to fear the rot— and not without reason, if reports from the country be true.

In Chicago, oats are quoted at 27 cents, and in New York at 32} cents—so that our farmers are receiving as much (or more) for their grain as those of the United States.

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Insici upon having the HARTSHORN, SOLD BY ALL DEALERS. Factory, Toronto, Ont,

MALL CONTRACTS.

ENDERS, addressed to the Postmaster- Geveral, will be received at Ottawa antil

noon on FRIDAY, 30th October next, for the

conveyance of Her Majesty’s Maiis on p

contracts for four years frem the Ist of January

next, over each of the following rou'es, viz.:~—

Alverton and Kildare—semi-weekly,

Alberton and Lot 6, 7

Alberton and Railway Siation—semi-daily (Sun-

days excepied),

Alma and Raitway Station —semi-weekly,

Bay Fortune and souris Kast—tri-weekly.

B.oomfield and Railway station—tri-weekiy,

Breadalbane and New Loudon—d ily (Sundays

excepted)

Cape Egmont and Fifteen Point—semi-weekly,

Cape WV oife and Lot 4, a

Cavendish and Hunter River —tri-weekly.

Charlottetown and Kailway Station—as required,

Darlington and Princetown Koad—semi-weekly.

Darlington and Railway Svation—daily (Sundays

excepted);

Darlington and Rose Valley—tri-weekly.

Daraley and Kensington, ”

Kmeraid and Graham’s Road, “

tumerald and Kailway Station—semi-daily (Sun-

days excepted).

Hmerald and Shamrock—semi-weekly,

hKmerald and West Newton, “*

Farmingion and Head St. Peter's Bay—semi-

weekly.

Fifteen Point and Miscouche—semi-weekly,

Fitzgerald Station and Lot 14—tri-weekly.

Fuzzeraid Station and Railway Station—daily

(puudays excepted),

Freetown and Lower Freetown—tri-weekly.

treetown and Hailway Station—deily (Sundays

excepted),

Georvetown and Railway Station—daily (Sun-

days excepted).

Georgetown and Steamer Stanley —as required,

Glencorrodale and Priest Pond—semi-weekly.

tlead St. Pever’s Bay and Kail way Station—semi-

da'ly (Sundays excepted).

Heatherdale aud Whim Koad Cross—tri-weekly,

Higgins Road and Wellington Station, **

Hunter River and North Kustico,

Hunter River and Kailway Station—semi-daily

(Sundays excepted).

Inverness and Railway Station—semi-weekly.

Kensington and Kailway Station—semi-daily

(Sundays excepted).

Kinkora and Middleton--tri-weekly.

Lot 4and Miminigash—semi-weekly.

Lot 4 and Railway Station~daily (Suftdays ex-

cepted).

Lot 11 and Railway Station—tri-weekly.

Lot 12 and Railway Station—semi-daily (Sundays

excepted).

Lot 35 and Railway Station—semi-weekly.

Lot 46 — Railway Station—daily (Sundays ex-

cep .

Miscouche and Railway Station—semi-daily (Sundays excepted)

Miscoucae and 8, W., Lot 16—semi-weekly.

Montague HKridge and Railway Station—daily (Sundays excepted).

Montague Cridge and Valley field -tri-weekly.

Montague Bridge and Victoria Cross—tri-weekly.

Milburn and Morell Station, fe

Morell Rear and Morell station—semi-weekly,

Mount Pleasant and Railway Station, “

Mount Stewart and Railway Station—semi-dally (Sundays excepted).

Pisquid and Kailway Station—semi-weekly,

Port Hill and Railway Station—semi-daily (Suan- days excepted).

St. Eleanor’s and Summerside—daily (Sundays excepted).

St. Teresa and Railway Station—tri-weekly.

Secotchfort and Railway Station—semi-weekly.

Souris East and Railway Station—semi-daily

(Sundays excepted).

Summerside and Railway Station- as required,

Summerside and Street Letter Boxes—tri-daily.

Summerville and Venon River—tri-weekty.

Tignish and Railway Station—semi-daily (Sua- days excepted).

Tracadie Cross and Railway Station—iri-weekly,

lraveller’s Rest and Ratiway Station, “

Wellington and Wellington Station—semi-

weekly. Wellington Station and Railway Station—-semi- daily ( andays excepted). _ West Point and Railway Station—semi-weekly Wilmot Valley and Railway Station, ” Printed Notices containing full information as to conditions of proposed contracts may be seen, and biank forms of tender may be o at the Post Offices at which the services commence and terminate, or at the office of the subscriber, F. pe 8ST. C. BRECKEN,

P, Qa. Inspector, Post Office Inspector’s Office,

Heifer calved in 1889—Alex Hamilton, New Perth; 2, do.

The harvest in Turkey is pronounced abundant.

Charlottetown, P, E. L,

18th September, 1891, Dies ec

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