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TO ADV ERTISERS. Changes of ads must be in

each day to ensure insertion,

LOCAL AND OTHSR ITEMS, oe te For Srore.— Beer Bros, , Scan.er Feve niiiabeint fever has Winnipeg §

ap~

peared among the children in Seuth End schools o

Rauway Tine Tar The new Ta wav time tal e@ appears else “ re t

avs Iss lt gues ll a UCeuey

_— - — Cary Taxis —Defaulters real estate, persoaal proper anil poll taxes are re ste] 1 pray 1 aud save trouble } and ex : -

PaitHat ; la — Dor’ forget the Gospel ueeting Philharmonie Hall on Suniay atte hon kK ery baty welcome ° Song service a 15

A Growixe Ixpustay —There are 620!

non the pav ro lotthe New Gia-gow steel works and the waves last monty

teu to $24,900. Hechvadiaiilicicnity A Qvuitr ov Maxy Pisces —Mre, Robin son, of Cr Ss: Roa is, Upper St wiacke, N. S., has just finished a quilt that 14,124 pieces. It is all silk, an three years to make.

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Tue Wrararr—North easterly winds increasing to gales off the coa-t. Tropical storm centre now north and west of ser mule, southward band would run into the stuerm not far out.

vessels

Feou Moxrerat.—The Bonavista will] he Ine here on Moa luy, at advertised.

Phe Campana arrived about one o'clock this morning, with a veneral carvo. She left for Pieton ear y this aud

will return to-morrow

fi rrenhoon,

hla cetins

Par we Cer RY. — FT uis furenoan Margaret MeKiunon conftes-d to a fir-t infraction of the Canala Temperanes Act fined in the sum of $59 aw $2 which she paid. The ds fandant in a nui - ance care was iced $! anJd cost.

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15 coats,

Lousters Seizep—On Thursday Joli Cowan, B-q..d.P., unde : from A Lor, Exq., Agent and i ~her es, seized Sixiy--even Cae: canned Jub-tere at the e-tabii<hment of Hon, i+! Davies at Murray Harbor of the Fisheries Act. aieiaaiiins

Tue First Son.—The first P. E. T-laad Railway was turaed twenty four vears ago today. The wife of Lient.- G v-rner Robinson was to h ve perf rmed the cere nonv, but she did vot leav- her carriage,an'’ Mr. larry Houle, the pre- teat efficient traci ster. pertucimed the Operation instead.

Test, r authority : A Marine

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Axoruer Cananp—-The Canadian Ga zette of Ne pt. 2 h has the follow ing under the hewloag “P-inee Etward Island” “Peshop McDonald, of Cuarlottetawn, is expected in Rome shortly to couf-r with the Pope on the Manitoba School Ques- tion.” Doubtless, His Lordship is the wo-t innocent reader of the item we have.

Trovace Exrecrep.~An amu-<inz print. er’: erreur occurred in a ree nt izsne of the London Times. In announcing — the marriage of a young city wan to@ daa-h- ter of a waval con«tructor at Sheerness, a few word+ of a telegram which apparently belonged to same sote from China or from Armenia were printed after the interesting intelligence. They real as follows: “Trouble i- expected.”

Arriit.ery.~No. 2 Company drill to- night at 7.39. Also on Mon lay and Tues day nights, when every man is reqnired to be present; and to parade for inspection ou Weduesday next at 130 p.m. sharp

The Georzetown = Ariillery Company will be in=pected by Liew’. Col. Mon: zam- bert on Monday morn uz next; Montague Company in the af ernoon, and Souris on Tuesday. The City Companies will be in- spected on Wednesday at 3 p. m. in Victoria Park.

Man Drowxep.—A sal drowning oe- eurred at French River, New London, a few nights ago, the victim being a middle aged man named Archibald Delaney. It seems that on Thursday evening la-t Mr. Delaney left his home to go to his brother’= fi-ing stage #¢ as to go ont fi-hing early ou the following moraing. Towards morn- ing he got up to see if st would bea fit day

for fi-hing. He returned shortly after- warde saving it would not, and ieft for home. Tit was the last seen of him

anti! last night when his hody wa- found im several feet of water a considerable dis- tance from the fishing stage. An inquest im view of the body was held by D-. Me- Neill at Freneli River with the following jery: Chas. A. Crosby, foreman, Albeit Simpson; James Orr, James H. Melod, We. Bernard, Alfred Mcleod, Josiah Howa'tt. The verdict was; That the sa‘d Archibaid Delaney, on the 4th inst, came to his death by drowning. The evidences showing that the leceased passed through revere illness invading his system pro- ducing temporary despondency or insanity as the cause of the fatal act,

by ll a. mi

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

CHARLOTTETOWN, OFFICE—BROWN’S BLOCK,

THE WORLD OF SPORT. | The Turf, ' will that The entries have alrerdy beeu publ-

The races at Souris on Wednesday doubtless attract a large gathering to place lished

At New Glasgow, N.S, on Weinesdar, | Minota the all. with C. P. Kk. second; Israel third, and R smpart, Jdr.,

won free-for

| fourth. Best time, 3 25%, In the free-for-all at St. John on Wed nesday Spec ial Blend, Willis, Se. Joti "

; Claysen, Mann, Tayior, Hamp i uu, Fowler, Bri iv Time, 2.28, 2.26 3; 2.24. la special races, Marv Mac, Wataon, Sx John, was Ist; Litsle Rocket, MeCormaek. S:. John, 2n'; Nellie B 7. Fowler, of, Sir Richard, Kuer, Amherst, fth: Bojon, Henderson, Sussex, drawn % B14. 23% 4-5, 2

Time, 3 s0 ? a. 2 hig = the Oar | i

; Was first in trary! Peticod.ac, Zo

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senll races at Phursdiy the coup titors * {lash ‘vhe fiushed

} . ? bt Single

Tn the profeas: ? Sct. sulin on i} were Geo. Dalto McCormack an | Edward Ross, in the orler. These Daniel Auley, formed the four-oired crew which took second place in the other pr: fessional race

above

three, w th

called Mcleod crew, composed of the two McLeods und two Sullivans, the Wheel At Oskaloosa on WednesJd ay Strath-

berry broke the wor} 1's bievele record for armele ona half-mile track, covering the 27

{stance in 2 07 ie

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PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs. to dav

Rev. T. FL Fatlerton for os: John. N B

Hie Lordship Bishop MeDonall went to Lot 7 this morning.

William Heard left town

left this

Point du Ciene this morning,

‘, Rozers ant M. G blin, of Montrea!,

Mr. A. D. Taylor, Amberst’s latest bride is receiving this week.—Chignecto Po-t.

Lieut. Colonel Montizambert, Quebec, arrive | last evening aa! registered at the

| Davies. Hon. T. VW. Dodd went west in the ex press this morning ani crossed over to

Point da Chene.

Mr. H,3, Scott is here in the of the Auburn MH, Peterborough, Out. Ile is at the Queen.

Mrs. Hooper, who has been visiting Charlottetown for some time pa-t,left this morning for B iti-h Columbia.

Mr aniMes. D. A. McKinnon, of Mon tagn®, are registered at the Qieen. Mr, McKinnon isa leading furniture manufac- tneer at Montagne,

Mr. O. A. Horn<by, Agent of the Mer- chants Bank of Halifax, was a passenger by the St. Lawrence this morning on a short vacation, Mr, Earle, the Accountant, acts as agent during his ab ene.

Mrs. Mortor, wife of Rev. Dr. Morton, Missionary among the Coohes at Trinidad, was @ pas<enger in the western train this

interesis

in this work,and has been very snecesaful. Be-ites looking after the spiritual welfare of the native girls she also instructs them in cooking, sewing, ete. During her stay in Charlottetown Mrs. Morton wis the guest of Mrs. A Lord.

é ¢ ¢e ¢ We c'aim to know a thiag or é twoahont babies, and believe $ they are entitled to more bLu-i- e

consideration than some grown-up folks give them. A ¢ baby can’t vote, bat that’s no ¢ reason why lie xhonldn’t have ¢ a nice cake of soap, a bottle of perfume, a package of powder and a paff for his exclusive use. ;

ness

JOHNSON & JOHNSON,

The Reliable Druggists.

@BVOOVSE BOGE OOF OGV4O8

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. These Goods

LOT 1.~—25 Ladies’ Jackets and Ca

LOT 4—50 Ladies’ Quilted Cloake, LOT 5.—150 Misees’ Ulsters from

Tn alition to the above named li

THE VERY LATEST STYLES.

All Wool Double Wid Fanev Checked Melton

Handsome York hi -? , hire

worth ap to $1.16 per al Ty .

All Woot Fine French Cash, yg

All Wool Heavy French Meriana’

Skirt Lining, 5¢. a yard vard. Cotton Spools, 2¢. each. B Dress Gimps, 5e. a yard

; . Dress ing, 2c. a yard. in

Hundreds of other att No apprebation.

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PROTECT OUR CUSTOMERS.

; Our purchases this Fall were large, because our Fall Lusinees is always a large one. and wedo not intend to carry them over to another sea-on.

Read the following extraordinary prices on Ladies’ Jeckets and Capes:

LOT 2--5° Lalies’ Jackets and Capes,

LOT 3.—25 Ladies’ Jackets and Capes,

Remarkable Prices on Dress Goods.

- Dress Steele, 6c. a set. Skirt Braid, le. a uckramette Fibre Lining, 10c. a

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The goods have arrived,

Must be Sold.

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$1 98 2.50 498 2.98 d0¢.

nes, we have otLers e ynally important.

1800 yards at 19¢, yd at Yvur Choice, 6Se. yd boc, yd

10 Colors at

ard.

ons, 2c adozen. Velvet Skirt Bind-

ractions, Terms Cash.

AN eaten at eens No Men eet tH Bom Mes Se None a a hy Me Nee Mi Me

BEER BROS.

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The }.tter race was won by the so- |

morning

Mr. and Mre. Sharp were passengers to |

are among the cuesix at the Hotel Davies. |

morning en route to New Brun-wick, | 6 ator Ferguson a Successful Exhibiter While in Charlo‘tetown Mrs. Morton a - | s : dreseed a large meeting of women in S!. | (St. John Sun.)

Jame~’ [fall upon “Mixsion work among Senator Fer;uson, of Prince Ed- the Coole Women in Trinidad,” Mrs. ward I: land, has every reason tuo Morton has had twenty years experience | be proud of the success that his exhibit of

THE DAILY EXAMINER :

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in a war of prices. We are unable to see how itis right to sell goods at one price ; to-day anda much higher or lower price the next dav. We believe it is a dishonest practice. We believe they are not acting honorably to the public,

Our stock is fresh, clean, new, and worth what we ask for it. ft Is good value. Bat whatever happens, we wi |

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i not allow others to undersell us; j cusiomers who have so generously patron: | |

ized us tue assurance that

we now vive we wiil meet all cut prices by other firms. { 10 Days’ Special Sale.

50 Ladies’ Heavy Cloth Jackets. Sale

price, $1.92. 50 Lades’ Heavy Trimmed Jackets. | Sale price, $2.50, . | 64 Laties’ Heavy Trimmed Jackets. | Sale price, $3.95, }

35: All Wool Dress Se rge. Sale

price, |

| 2) cente. }

3c. All Wool Cashmere. Sale price, 25 cin.s,

i $t.tu Tan Kid Glove. Sale price, 69e. 25e. Buckramette Fibre Lining. Sale price, 10 cents.

} 27e. Art Sateen.

i 2e. Art Can bries 2e. Ladies’ Linders.

i Se. Men’s Linders. Sale price, l'e. SOc. Men’s Shirts. Sale price, 50c.

| $2.00 Suit fine Shetland Underclothing. | Sale price, $1.30.

Sale priee, 19e. Sale price, Lée. Sale price, 12°.

mwemnme

} 22e. Mrn’s best Linen Collars. Sule price, lic.

| 30c. Men’s Cuffs, Sale price, 22c.

| 20. Pillow Cotton, any width. Sule

| price, 10 ceuts,

22:. Bed Tie¢king. Sate price, l4e.

| z7e, to 42. All Wool Children’s Cash mere Hose. Sale price, 19c.

3c. Women’s Heavy Worsted

j Sale price, 19e.

Hose.

| Te, Roller Toweling, Sule price, 2c. $1.45 Linen Table Napkins. Sale price

$1.15.

| $2.40 Large Table Napkins.

} price, $1.75.

| Sale price on Dress Goods.

Sale price on Linens,

Sale price on Corsets.

The above goods are all FRESH and NEW. Weare not in competition with merchants whe gather together the trash of their stock to trumpet at values and deceive the public by misleading adver- tissments. We do not want to be dis- tributors of dissatisfaction. Our motto is “Honest Dealing and Honest Gonds at } Honest Prices.”

WA Weeks & Co.

Wholesale & Retail.

Charlottetown, Oct, 3, 1995,

Sale

THE sT, JOHN EXHIBITION,

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| sheep aud cattle has achieved. With 34 | eutries in this exhibition, hecarried off 31 | prizes and a diploma, “Tulloch Farm” hus thus sustained the reputation it won | at the recent exbibition at Charlottetown. The Senato~, who is an experienced breed- er, goes in for Galloway cattle as the breed hest adapted all round to the needs of the i greater part of the Maritime Provinces. | The Galloways are the oldst distinct breed | of cattle in the United Kingdom, and were originally dun or grey in color, but for the , last forty years the Scotch breeders have |

| bred from black colored animals alto- | gether. The Red Norfulks are of the

same family, but the taste of the Koglish breeders led them to breed a red var iety. Rearcd on richer soil and in more ferule rgions than the Gallo- ways, the Red Norfolks are now the larger cattle. All Senator Ferguson’s Galloways are jet black, Their hair is long and thick, and that close to the body has the sofiness of silk. “I can get from $10 to $15 more fur a Galloway hide,” said the Sena‘or, “than fur that of any other Lreed, so you see that is an impor- tunt item in their favor.” The cattle mu-t be killed before they are long stabled to realize this price, as when kept anything like a longer period under cover they in jure the value of the hide by scratching oif the hair in places. Then they are easy to feed and are better grazers than any other cattle in the country They can stay out later in the autumn, and will eat the coarser grasses in the fields that the Ayrshires and Shorthorns will not touch. It therefore takes less Jand to pasture them. They do not have horas, which ia the eves of many people is another great advantage. Their milk is as rich in qual- ity as that of the Jerseys, and the yield is a good one in quantity. Sedator Ferguson shows some magnificent looking specimens of these cattle—bulls, cow and heifers— which have attracted much more than ordinary attention,

lu sheep he shows Shropshire Downs in quantity, One fine animal is a ram vought from Robert Davies at the Toronto exhibition, and another is the ram “Tar- tar,” of his own breeding, which the Senator has ju t soll to W.W, Hubbard, of Sussex. The Shropshires are hardy sheep, with aclose, short woul that sneds the snow €asily. ‘So warm is their natural covering that they can sleep out of doors all night in adry snowstorm without in- jury; in fact, they prefer it to staying un- der cover, Some of the Senator’s sheep have had the average of 10 lbs. at 4 shear- ng. Senator Ferguson said the animals he brought here were, with three e>¢°- tione, not these shown at the recent Char lottetowa exhibition, but were drafted from his farm, He could send along a third draft if necessary. He took 15 individual prizes at Charlouetown for sheep out of 18 entries, and 12 prizes out of 18 entries herc—all that were uff red in the class.

Ta:king of the sheep trade, Setiator Fer- guson said nothing could be worse than the manner in which Prince Elward Is- jand conducted the business, In tead of eelling their little lambs to the Americans at a very low figure, thercby sending away so much raw material, the farmers -houlds fecd them till they were yearlings »nd then send them to the English and West India markets, where they would bring remunerative prices. ‘Keep the lambs and grow less oats,” was his advice. “I buy nry oats now cheaper than I can raire them. ’

Hon. Senator Fergu-on, in addition to a host of prizes for cattle and sheep, car- ried of a prize for the horses he exhibited.

(St. John Gazette).

Senator D. Ferguson, of Charlottetown, P. E. L., made 34 entries at our exhibition and secured 30 cash prizes and diplomas. This is a great showing and the Senator feels justly — of his exhibit which embraces 26 Shropshire down sheep, 16 head of Galloway cattle and a bandsome pair of matched mares fur agricultural purposes, In Shropshire sheep out of 18 prizes awarded, Mr. Ferguson captured 12 for his showing. At Charlottetown fair Jast week be took 14 oat of 18 awards. Mr. Ferguson has lis stock founded on

Ontario

al Dealing!

PROTECTION

To the Public!

Several ¢f our competitors, who cant themselves honest men, are again engaged

| Anton Lonie Dahi, | vatory of music in New York city, has ap-

ahd to-day all his sheep are registered in

the Fleck book of the American Breeders Associaton.

The Gallomay cattle are aleo based on ioportations from Scotland. The Fergu son Galloway bas as points of merits their hardine-a, superior quality of beef and the value of hides for robes, ete. In this re- spect, the Galloway, it is said, even sur- masses the now extinet buffalo.

In a conversation with a Gazette report- er, Senator Ferguson said he was greatly pleased with toe fairplay used at this ex- hibition, and hoped that it would prove a financia] suecess' He expressed his de light at the exhibit of industries, and sai that the show surpassed in many ways ex- hibitions of lager cities. Senator Ferguson his satizfaction at the

also ¢ xprersed

} prompt manner in which the €C. Ro and

| the P. E. I.

Navigation Company trans- ported his herd to the exhibition. ee

GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. .

Oklahoma, Oct. 3.— Prof. manager of a Comer

Grrurie,

plied for a divorce here from Mattie G. Dahi, alleging that she was cruel to bim, and often beat and assaulted hii,

Kixcston, N. Y., Oet. 3.— Frank Parks of Oneonta is an inveterate smoker, and when he proposed marriage to Jennie Titus of that place she accepted him on conditton that he would give up the nee cf tobacco. While on their way to a clergzy- mau’s on Sunday tor the purpose of beiug married, Miss Titns discovered a c'gar ip Park~’ pocket. She promptly dismissed him and returned home alone, saying that she wished nothing todo with a man who was unable to keep his word.

Loxnoy, Oct. 3.-—It was announeed late this afternoon that the Britsh foreign office had received ofileial confirmation of the despatches telling of serious rioting at Constantinople. The officiats of the foreign office pointed out that such a dis- play of savag-ry cannot be regarded other- wise than as a serious check upon any effort to establish better relations between the Armenians and the Turks,

How to Get a “Suaalight” Book,

Send l2 “Sunlight” soap wrappers to Lever Bros., Lid., 43 Scott Sr., Toronto who will send post-paid a paper-bound book 160 pages. Tor 6 “Life buoy” Car- bolic Suap wrapper’, a similar book will be sent, This ¢ a splendid opportanity to obtain good radng. Send your name and aldress writ n carefully.

“Life buoy” at 10 ets. Qae cent. postege will bring your wrappers by leaving the ends open, sa'&wk.

MARRIED.

At St. Mark’s, Lot 7, on the Ist inst.,

William T. both of Lot 7 DIED.

In this city on the 4th inst., Mrs. John Hayter, aged 56 years.

Reilly to Josephine Bolger,

{Funeral will leave her late residence, Mrs. James Pidyeon’s, Grafton Street, west, on Sunday at 9 o’clock a m,,; to St, Dunstan’s Cathedral, thence to Lot 65-]

At Elmedale on the 24th ult., Susanna Yeo, wife of John Walsh, aged 44 years,

SSS

SHIP NEWs,

Port of Charlottetown,

ENTERED.

Oct, 4—Kohinoor, Boudreault, Pieton; Laura C., Vanamber, Northport; P. L, G., Melsaac. Pictou, ss Eliott, Ledwell, Syd ney; 88 Halifax, Pye, Boston,

CLEARED.

Oct. 4—Kohinoor, Boudreault, Pictou;

Laura C., Vanamber, Northport: P. L. G.,

MclIwsaac, Pictou; Leonore, Daniels, Chat- |:

ham; Maggie B., Wry, Buctouche; Hattie E., Smith, Buctouche;-ss Eltiot, Ledwell, Pictou; St. Thomas, Dieks, Canso; Spring Bird, Pelham, North Sydney.

COUCHES. We can show you the insides, the springs, the filling, the insid» cover- ing, the wood before it is varnished.

We have all to gain by your ex- amination,

COVERINGS.

You can suit vour pocketbook and match your furniture. Plush, Wil- ton Rugs, Silk and Wool Tapestry. We have Corduroy, too, the latest and most popular material. And, of course, every kind of Carpet. ln all there are 35 patterns to se.ect from. And making our own, knowing how they are made, and what made of, we dare DECLARE them the best and cheapest on the market.

MARK WRIGHT & G0,, LTD.

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

DOMINION HOTEL, For Szle by Auction.

I am instructed by Mrs H. B. Smith to sell by Auction at the premises on

Wednesday, 9th Octobor, Inst,

at 12 o’clock, noon, sharp, the premises lately occupied by him, known as the Dominion Honse, situated on the west side of Great George . Street, being one of the best Hoiel properties for sale in the citv, having a frontage of 70 feet on Great George Street and extending back 100 feet, with Jarge two story bouse and excellent stables and outbuilding:, all in good repair,

Terms, $460 down at sale and the bal- ance in five years with interest at 6 per

R. BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer.

cent.

Oct. 2, 1895—dy 3i, tf.

$10 per Set.Partial Set FE { $2 and upwards. Gold and Porcelain Crowning. Best

material, best workmanship, best satisfaction.

DR. J. P. MURRAY, Queen Street, Charlottetown.

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LONDON HOUSE.

Rem mber | *Sunlighv” seils at 6 © s. per tw'n-Lar, ¢ nd |

snail

Costume

leaving devastation centre. The storm

oily: } | |

Our Readymade @lothing ghirts cannot be undersold,

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1895. ©

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THE GREAT STORM!

The great ruthless Boreal Tornado of Cutthroat Prices has again struck our town in its track and shaking the foundation of business to ifs very seems tv have reached its fury in the vicinity of Market Square where war has been declared and knives drawn, | j Bargain Corner sails proudly on, the colors of lowest prices flying at the mast head, riding out the gale. ‘These colors we have never struck, and never will, while a plank of the old ship remains above water, :

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But amidst the gathering gloom the

4 ai ry” ” mie * ~ , Hats and Caps, Prunks and Valises, Underwear and and for quality, quantity and style are unsurpassed in the See our prices before you buy elsewhere.

McKay Woolen Co., Bargain Corner.

SONG OF THE DYING SUMMER,

Summer, with her gleaming wings,

To the chilly autumn sings, Chanting all her wrong.

Autumn, in her robes of gold,

Showering wealth from every fuld, Listens to her Fon.

“Sister, tell me, te!] me why

Now has come my time to die ? Why must [ sorrow ?

Hidden in the darksome grave

Is there nothing that can save ? Is there no to-morrow ?

“Joy and beauty I bestow Freely on the earth below,

Yet I breathe my last,” Autumn, bending low, replied ; “Fwill hasten to thy side

When my time is past.

“Plecked with white the tioaning sea | Weep3 a requiem for thee,

Sighing in sadness. Flowers around thy tomb shall cling: | Rest thee, then, until the spring Wakes thee in gladness.”

In the ditches’ dusty sedges Swish when sultry breezes steal

Past the sombre, sea-green hedges, Where pale beils, high-hanging, peal.

ie

Elfin chimes the fairies harken— Bells of blossom, blue and white—

Till the shapeless shadows darken—

| Gathering fast to make the night.

Scarlet poppies gaily muster Far in outland wastes untrod;

Eyebright streaked and harebells cluster, Ox-eyed daisies, goldenrod.

But the field flowers are all faded, And the feathered grasses shore;

Summer’s violet eyes look faded, And her fair cheek pale and worn.

Every tree, a hardy rebel,

Means to turn his greem leaf coat; And except the robin’s treble,

Mute is now each song-ter’s note,

While about the woods and valleys Autu.an’s restless footsteps roam

Qn the thresh holds of the palace That stall Le her ruddy home,

—Academy.

—2e°

Fur Caps, . = Tf you want Fur Capes buy now. Our stock is large and the value is the best we could obtain anywhere at the price. Fars of several kinds are advancing. We advise you to buy now. There will bea very genuine advance in prices later on.

Beer Bros.

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‘Twas a Radical Departure,

But the enormous success attending it justified its trial. Only the few in this country could place wine on their tables, It was aluxury. It wasvery costly. It was beyond the reach of the poor man. The Bordeaux Claret Co., has placed a good, wholesome, healthful wine, which aids in the assimilation and digestion of food; upon the tables of the whole people $3 and $4 per dozen qnarts, this isa baga telle. Yet the wineis good. It has age’ It has body, It is as good as that for which other dealers ask $8. a dozen. The best judges have approved, And the- orders cannot be filled quick enough which are received from ali parts of the country. Address—Bordeaux Claret Co.,30 Hospital Street, Montreal.

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The Victor is the name of the $2 shoes for gents only, Try a pair; wear like iron

—A. bk. MceEachen.

Don’t buy boots and shoes until you see bargains we are offering. Try us this even- ing if you want anything in our Jine—R K Jost, 1236 Queen Street, next door to D A Bruce's.

It’s everybody's privilege to attend the great sale at Prowse Bros. Dry goo’s stock, 33-in. flannelette, 64c.; 36-in. white cotton, 6c ; 2Bc. all-wool dress goods, only 18c., double width, and hundreds of bar gains—Prowse Bros.

Ensilage Cutters in all sizes with and without elevators. Fan Mills, Turnip Pulpers and Slicers, Grain “rushers, Plonghs of all styles, Wilkinson make.— D. W. Finlayson, Le Pages Old Stance.

Plow Repairs.--We keepa full line of repairs for all Plows. common to the Is- land. All of the above implements sold low for ca@sh or short time—D. W. Fin layson, Le Pages Old Stand.

Spongy Talk—After reading so much abuut sponges take a look our way and see the value we offer—Reddin Bros.

Great auction sale this evening in the stdrehext to Johnson & Johnson’s Drug Store, Queen Street, of 200 pairs men’s pants, 200 suits underclothing, top shirt:, a lot of dress goods, cloths and fancy goods, great bargains to everybody. —C. I. Morr son, Antioneer.

. | Tweeds for Golf Capes,

with Plaid Linings,

Tweeds,

New Patterns.

White Wool Blankets,

A splendid range.

Grey Fidnnels,

New Stock, no | better value in ‘the city, 10, 16 and 20 cents up.

1. J. HARRIS, —

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EBREOVAL SALE.

| As we have decided to remove our present business to the shop at present occupied by W. B, Robertson, Esq. we will give

we have never offered before. }

much as possible before moving

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bargains to your heart's content,

Charlottetown, August 21, 1895—135 & wky

———OF

———_ AND ——

Going on—25 to 40 per cent. Discount.

of above goods must be sold.

Leading Merchant Tailor.

Don’t miss this opportunity of securing Bargains.

GREAT SALE

Gents’ Furnishings, Hats

READY-MaDE CLOTHING

All

D: A. BRUCE.

= : ane ae ——

_—_—

Retiring from GENERAL DRY GOODS,

out at following Discounts :—

we

Black and Colored Dress Goods, B35 Black and Colored Silks, 40 Braid, Trimmings and Buttons, 50 Colored Ribbons, 50

Black Ribbons, 335 Black and Colored Velveteens, 3:

Black Silk Velvets, 33 Colored Silk Velvets, 50 Heavy Cloths and Tweeds, 33

Ladies’ Kid and Woolen Gloves, 3: Flowers, Feathers, Small Weres, 50

All Fur Goods, 33 Corsets, 33 Knit Wool Goods, 33 Prints, Grey and White Cottons, 25 Ladies’ Cloth Jackets, 3%

Ginghams and Shirtings, 2p

Grey and Colored Flannels, 2 Special prices for Spools, Warps, ete.

This is your chance to buy cheap.

J. B. MACDONALD &

Charlottetown, Octeber 1, 1895—dy & wky

INO'TIC Hie

To Shoemakers and others. We have now on hand and to arrive a

Kips, Valf, Dongola, French Kid, Pebble, Neats, Tan, Calf, Lining Skins.

Sand and Emery Paper, Shoe and Welt Knives, Rasps, pinchers, Silks, Heel Balls, Boot and Gaiter Web, Sole and Heel Plates, Elastic We Uppers, all kinds and grades, &c.

All of which we wil sell at the lowest possible prices.

Sept. 25

it and take no other.

Prema. en ae ae

Closing Out Sale!

will sell

per cent. off.

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CO.

full stock of

Leathers and Shoe Findings, comprising Sole Leather, best grades; French and other

In Findings we have Lasts, all styles, Crimps, Screws, Leather and Rubber Cements, Thread, Wax, Hairs, Shoe Nails and Tacks all kinds, Pegs, Awls and Hafts, Machine Linens and

bh, also closed

J. H. BELL,

The Reliable Boot and Shoe Dealer.

If you have not yet used it ask for

ALL RELIABLE GROCERS XKFEP IT.

for the next 30 days values in Suits and Furnishings, The equal

We want to curtail -our stock as and rest assured you will get Come in at once.

JOHN TT. MeKENZER,

STAR MERCHANT TAILOR.

—s aS ——— AACA

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SSS a STEAMER CITY OF GHENT, CAPT, McNEVEN,

Will sail from (falifax on October 16, and weekly thereafter, for Charlottetown, call- ing at the following ports:—Spry Bay, Sheet Harbor, White Head, Salmon River, Sonora, Sherbrooke, Isaac’s Harbor, White head, Canso, Guysboro, Boylsten, Perts Hawkesbury,Hastings and Port Hood each way,thus giving Island shippers an oppor- tunity to forward their produce direct and prompt every week at a low rate of freight. Steamer FASTNET will continue her regular trips as nsnal, Freight solicited.

W. W. CLARKE, Ageni, Charloitetoen, Oct. 3, 1295.

FURNITURE,

FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

T am instructed by Dr. Stricklond to seli by Auction, at his residence, Fitzroy St., on WEDNESDAY, 16th day of October, inst., commencing at 11 o’clock, a. m.:— His Household Furnitare, which may be inspected on Tuesday, Lith inst., from I a.m, to 4 p.m.

Nn. BEATRSTO,

Auctioneer.

Wants, Lost, Found, &e

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.

oct3—246

TO LET—A commedions warehense on Pownal Street, until now occupied by A. Horne, Esq. Apply to br. BLANCHARD.

sept 3—ti.

LO .f—On Graiton Street, yesterday, « gur- net plush purse contaning three one do.iar bills and some cents. The finder will please leave same at this office, li

REWARD: LOST—Between Bank of P. F. I. and Hillsboro Square a plain gold ring. Finder rewarded. Call at residenee or office of J. T. Meilish.

WANTED—By the 20th October, a nurse to take charge of an infant; guod references re- guired. Apply between 7 and& pm to Mas D

$ STEWART, Euston Street, 2i pd-—-orls MR A P ALULIN. our well-krown bii

poster, has received bis certificate of member- ship in the Canada arc U S Advertisers’ Agency, and can refer tothem all applicants wanting work done in this territory. oc}

LOsi—This morning, in this city, a lady’s silver watch, Finder will please leave same at this office or Geo Carter & Co's. octs

TO LET—T wo offices tn the Stamper Block. Apply to Prowsk Bros, tf—mayl

TO LET—A house lately aceupied by Miss Simpron, situated on south side of Graftoa Street, between Rochiord and West Streets, in good order. Apply to ARTHUR MELILISH, London Heuse Building, or corner of Great Gorge and King Streets sept7

TO LET--That desirable dwelling and pre- mises on Fitzroy Street, at present occupied by Dr Strickland; possession given 17th ae

Apply to M & DC McLgop, guar u—octs

TO LET—In Southport Village, a larce shop and five rcoms, with a commodious yard in rear 01 house: possession given imme- diately; rent moderate on application to Joun KENNEDY, 41 King Square, Ctariotte- town. tf—ocus

FOR SALE—Two fine Ayrshire bu}! eal ves, 4 months old; also, barred Plymouth rocks, white and silver wyundottce cockerels and pullets, dress James H Eastroys, Chariotte- town Royalty. im-——oet3

WwW ANTED—A second-hand safe ia good condition. Address Box 535, city. lw—oci2

GIRL WANTED for general housework, Apply at Mrs McGREGOok’s, Prince Street, Ovtl —3i (246)

WYANDOTTES—I have some very nive silver jaced Wyandott- Cockerels for sale

cheap.—R L Corron, Brighton. sept2s

TO LET—The brick house on Queen Street now occupied by Charlies Hermaas, contain- ing nipe rooms; heated by hot air: posses- sion November Ist. Apply to ALEXANDER Horne. U—sept28

WATED—A general se'vantina family of two, must be a fair ceok, and be recommend- ed. Enquire at this office, sept 27

WANTED—For St Durstan’s College, a good housekeeper, to whom liberal wages willbe given. Apply to Rey Perer Cur- RAN, Rector. septzi

WANTED- By a young married couple (with one child two years old), board ina private family. Write to P O Box 166, stating board, location, ete. septs

W ANTED—Help for dining room end kit- chen work. Apply et Queen Hotel Letween the hou1s of 10 and 32 o’clock in the forencon. Good references required, ti-augl

TO LET—By the Ist of October or Noverader a furnished nouse on Prince Stree‘, heated with hot water. Apply at this Office. sep 2

TO BOARDERS —Mrs. S. R. Stumbdies ba good accommodstion for boarders at her residence, corner -Prince and Dorchester Street. Situation central. Rooms large and airy. House heated with hot water. sopt 2.

WANTED—Situation in an office by an ex- perienced book-keeper of steady habits; good references. Apply at this office.

septi6--lm

TO LET—That beautifully situated twoe- story dwelling on Prince Street, now oceupiea by James Reddin, Eeq; possession given tirst of July next. Also, cottage situa’ on Hiils- borough Street, lately occupied by Wallace Arbing; possession given atonce. Apply to PEAKs Bros & Co. 135 tfseptil