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CHARLOTTETO

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morning

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things,

ymfurt it is to

and comfortabl and endure But people are

and the cold,

walk

down

e, while those of one’s

the old style of

becoming educ

rapidly

clammy, air-tight rubb

is fast disappearing.

“The Rain if Raineth Every Day.”

town. in the

waterproof gar-

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apped in the luxurious embrace of a RIGBY POROUS WATERPROOF COAT.

RED CAP, 7 cents per pound, | BLUE RIBBON, 8 cts.

For Cash Only at

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Wholesale & Retail tiardware.

Charlottetown, July 26,

1894—tu thu sat

For WALL PAPER, WIN

june7— tu thu sat

IN———

PICTURES

on Friday and Saturday at the

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‘DOW SHADE*, CURTAIN POLES and PICTURE FRAMING we lead.

ee CO

. FULTON, MANAGER cmarene 50).

MPANY,

BUN

Patronize ability.

Special attention - Men’s Watches.

Correct time your watches will keep if, Watches and Jewelry at lowest prices in the city.

we repair them.

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Charlotteiown, August 1, 1894.

HH |

onrar:

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EF FECTUALLY one oneenee,. COLD IN THE HEAD, CATAGRHAL HEAD-

AFNESS Ww

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'Photes. They

Call and see specimens.

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they are Like-

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to Boston.

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Sauer

June eae

IL

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KNOWLEDGE

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rightly vsed, The many, who live bet-

the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in ‘the remedy, Syrup of Fige.

Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most aceeptab’s and pleas- aut to the taste, the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax- ative ; effectually cleansing tho eystem, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers and permanentiy curing constipation. It has given satisfaction to millions and

al BINDER TWINE. '*s*

met with the approval of the medical profession, because it acts on the Xid- ueys, Liver and Bowels without weak- ening ther and i it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance.

_ Syrup of Figs is for sale by al! drug. rists in [5c. bottles, but it is manu- factured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only, whose naine is printed ¢ on every package, also the name, Syn p of Figs, und being well informed, you will not secept any substitute if offered.

W. R. Watson, Druggist, Charlotteowa P E Jeland. iymwtf

DR. J. Pp. MURRAY, DENTIST, Quesn Straa:, - - - Charlottetown

may30

THEY DON’T ACREE.

Ponn’s Exrrier Jersey Mosquito —

smallsize. Have ‘em small size. IHiave’em bigger. For much bigger. from

Sting of MOSQUITO from BITES Heat of SUNBURN

tv The universally rec- COOLING egnizel Specific for REFRESHING PLES. (Seedirectiozrs HEALING with each bottle.) Fox a1. Exrernat Wounps anp INFLAM.D 2c nraces A Wonperrut HEA.Er.

Bathe the Aching Head or the Swollen Feet with POND’S EXTRACT. What comfort!

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THE SOCIETY OF ARTS

of Canada (Limited), MONTREAL.

CAPITAL STOCK, - - $100,000.

A Society established with a view to diseeminate the taste for arts, to encourage and help artists.

Incorporated by Letters Patent of the Government of Canada, the 27th February, 1893.

GALLERY OF PAINTINGS

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One of ths hichest Galleries of Paintings in Canada,

ADMISSION FREE, from 10 o’clock a. m., to 4 p. m.

All the Paintings are originals, mostly from the French school, the leading mod- ern school.

Eminent Artists, such as Francais Rochegrosse, Aublet, Barau, Pesant, Petit Sean, Marius Roy, Scherrer, Sauzay and a ar many others, are members of this iety.

Sale of Paintings at easy terms. Next distribution of Paintings between the Society and Seripholders on August 15th 22nd and 29th. Price of Seri

um 25cts.

| was discovered,

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Single Copies Two Cents

JST 17, 1894.

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VOL 34.—NO. 40

‘LBITERS 10 ‘THE EDITOR.

AUSTRALIAN EMERALDS.

Sir,—tIn lit expected is Au-tralia forms no excepti

wining, as in po continually oecurrine, and

ya to th

The great island continent has proved ex- ceptionally rich in precious and usefu minerals, the silver mines at Broken Hill, in New South Wales, ani the gold mines at Mount Murcaun, in Queensland, bein amon, tue wort prod uc tive in the wori iL fand now it ioeks as if an exceptional! wealth of precious stone were a revealed, Everybody has heard f tie famous diamond mines at Bingera }

New South Wales, but comparatively few |

are acquainted with the wonderful discoy-

eries of emeralds in the same district, whiek bid fair to eclipse those of South America. The country around Emma-

ville, which is situated in the part of the colony, is marvellously rich in lode and stream tin, lar; ve numbers of per- sons being engaged in the tin-mining in dustry, but nv one suspected the existence of emeralds. In 1888 a rich lode of tin and the arran gements

were made for working it, the fin fers ob- taining £500 for a share of the property. A shaft was sunk, and very gool ore was

northern

obtained, but after sinking some distance the vein pinched s0 considerally that the mine was abandoned. While © sink- ing the shaft apd working the — tin

lode, the miners threw up considerable quantities of grecn stones,

regarded as valueless.

which they Snbsequent!y two

visitors, one a public schoo! inspector, obtained several of these stones, which they regrded as beryls, but noticing that

they were a deeper green than the com- mon beryl, they showed the:n to one of the officials of the New South Wales

Mining Department, who declared them to be true emeralds. Similar stones had previously been picked up by others, and snpposed to be green tourma ‘ile. of the specimens obtained warded to London, and New South Wales court

Several for- shown in the atthe Crystal

were

Palace Mineral Exhibition, where they attracted much atttention, although their |color was considered too i cht com- pared with those from Sonth America, In the mean-time, the tin-emine from which the emeralds had been obta ned, having | been forfeited by the =“ i owners, unaware of its valuable character, was

taken up, with large eddistons of ground, lw a Sydney citizen who had the importance of the find, and, ultimately, three companies formed, during 1890 and 1891, for the purpose of working: the ground. Peaener David, of the New South Wales Mining Department, visited the mines at an early stage of their de- velopment, and reported that the gems were the first authenticated fin | of emer- alds in Australia, and that his researches led him to believe that they would con- tinue to found at the depth of 1,000 feet.

recogni zea

One of the companies has obtained 40,000 carats of emeralds from __ its workings, the color ranging from light green to the well-known medium dark color. Another Conipary has, while sinking shafts, obtained a fine

emerald, of a beantiful dark velvet green, weighing 46 carats, and provea the exis- tence of the gem in large quantities in the ground held by it; while the third

COm-

pany has found immense quantities of green and white beryls, and a few emer- alds. The emeralds obtained are of al}

shapes and sizes, ranging from the thick

ness of needles to fully an inch in circumference The largest had a weight of 100 carats, and a considerable proportion weighed from | to 20 carats each. When it i considered that five or six years ago the existence of emera'ds in Aus- tralia was practically these results will appear most remarkable; and there is every

common

unknown,

reason for believing that, with the introduction of fresh capita)

and enterprise, emerald mining will be- come a leading industry in New South Wales.

Joux PLoMMer.

Sydney, July 12, 1894. ee THE BUITER TRADE,

In 1877 Canada exported to Great Brit- ain 12,997,380 pounds of butter, valued at

$2,746,630, a fraction over 21 cents a pound. In 1887 the value of the e xport was only $757,661, a remarkable falling

off in a decade. Bat in 1893 the export had risen to 6,076,757 pounds, valued at $1,118,614, a fraction over 18 cents a pound. These figures show that the but- ter trade between this country and Britain is reviving, though still some dis- tance from the mark of sixteen years ago. There is no good reason why should not make a better this. It is clear to everyone who is obser- vant of events that “change is in al] things,” and that methods must change also to meet new and unexpected condit- ions. No longer can the farmer derive profit in the paths which his father trod to well-doing; competence docs not now follow the rotation of crops as it once did. There are too many tillers afield, too many acres reclaimed from disuse to war- rant the opinion that the cultivation of cereals alone will again become sec_profit- able as it once was.

In this view, labor exerted in this di: ection is misap yplied, if not wholly lost, and the farmer, if he would have adeq late return for his toil, must depart*from the beaten track of his forefathers and search search out new and more promising fields. Butter making is a branch of a griculture which invites Tabor and proffers a return which cannot be hoped for from wheat growing. If we consider what has been done with c! that we have become so proficies: in this manufacture that our product ranks in excellence with any in the worl i, aud is so favorably thought of that Given I Britain took upwards of $13,- 060,000 worth from us in 1893, we see the result of intelligent application in a spe- cial line. The ‘batter market invites the same effort, and gives assurances of even more satisfactory returns, if we may Jud; ve by the experience of other countries where the industry has been established,

The increase in dairying has renewed interest in another line of production to which little attention has

Gre at

C aie

showing than

»Se+ i1€OKE;

been given in Canada considering its importane e, and that is the raising of hogs. While it

would pay farmers to turn their grain into pork, which, according to yeste rday’s fig- ures in thistinarket, sold from $5.50 to $7 the 100 pounds, there is always a hope that prices will rise and the grain in store is treasured in cousequence, but where dairying i is carried on there is no lack of

fiesh-producing food for hogs, the skim milk refuse of the dairy atfording nour- ishment which will show its weight and bring its price ina few months. Butter for export and hogs forthe home market mean money in the farmers’ pocket and a eer “in which all will share.—

mpire

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For cramps in the stomach take a few |

drops of Dr. Manning’s german remedy, diluted in either warm or cold water. The effect is instantaneous, Sold by all drug

COLONIAL DAIRY PRODUCTS IN EN GLAND Da \ 1 mt B ' : i my i t English ma l irs ip =| f this kind (us wes | 1887, when 13,100 p net lr 18! { sam t had i i to} than 10.000 1 ] } : i butter is increasing s nore. Durine |

| the season from Oct io. to J 1894, there were landed at Lond 192,222 | packa of butte 73,876 w \ustralian and LI&,s4 \ Zealand | ; | parel with IS84,910 Anst an and 97 New Zealand in 1892-3, and 92.99 j and 55,436 packages res tively in 1891-2 = . 9‘t< j x > i iy ,ifi v7 i"< | From present eations, net ony w future shipments be larzely increa-ed, ba ; arrangements are contemplated for con ltinning the shipments during the entire ‘ rr , r ' 1) ; year, lo do Liis coli storag Wwiil ft utilized. It is said that the colonial pro- duction naturally goes to the homecountry for a market, but the reflected inf ence upon other localities met, the natural order of things, be quit »pronounced. The Danish da rymen who have heretéfore

supplied the English people with their fresh butter during the winter have so keenly felt the co upetition of supplies from below the equator that they are ar- ranging as rapidly as p ssible to have cows com in during the spring hoping thereby to find t profitin summel service, The la rymen of the United States and Canada must also find their position upon the English market im- per lied by this mighty competitor, and it behooves them to promptly take such , measures as may appear judicious for the purpose of holding their ground DAIRVING FOR WOMEN.

If there is one part of the business of the farm whidh may reason aby’ y fall to the share of the women an i girl s itis the dairy. There is no reason why girls sho ild consider themselves above taking charge of the dairy and superintending the cows, or why they should consider this

work beneath them. It ia a well deserved

compliment to the

1 i

girls to say that where

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Chae.

Mr.

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. ne,

. i tried a great number of medicines yut did not get any permanent relief from any

Hood’ s=* Cures

itil, upon recommendation of a friend,

I» 1a bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla, whi len > feel better atonce, I have con- tinued 1ving taken three bottles, and

iF el Like a New Man. | appetite, feel as strong as ever I eariest aut at night. I have 228i :recommending Hood's Sarsa- CH ARL ES STF ELF, with Erie Pre- , St. Catherine's , Ontario, Hood’s Pilis are prom

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ever they go about the farm, there is more tleanline and order and t }

Cieaniiness and order and neatness than when boys or men are around, And the very first requirements of a eneceseful lairy are cleanlines , ord and neatness, Phe superintenden s chiefly what is nee led, but a | may very properly aad profitably take her sha of iilking the cows, and ¢ rearing of the “aives, and — im by all means, kn Ww Rng ae the nature of a ecwas well asa boy

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when well trained are

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There is a natura! mals and m

sympathy between ani- man ora in every way unkind man can and is followed; and how the

trouble

ankind, and a gentle kind woman can do more with cows, than arouvh, do. How the one leads, and rules peacefully, drives, and peration.

other with what and exas- a neonatal é A Man’s Personality, Dy=p ‘psia makes a man neryous and ir ritaly le, i in spite of his desire to be pleasant and sociable. Hundreis of dy=peptics,

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and its accompa y effects of nervous ness, sleeple ss, rritability, ete., by thie use of Ha fe a *’s nerve and stomach ‘tonie the vreatest invigorator of the age for nerves, Stomach and blood, and a perfect

aid for digestion. All druggists sell it

Att DISEASES of the blood are

cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which by its vitalizing, enriching, and alterative effects makes only PURE BLOOD.

THE HARRISON CASE,

More Serious than was at first Suspected- At times he was Prostrated by his Suf-

ferings—Now he is ¢ ured,

PETERB Aug 13th.—The of Richard Harrison, mentioned in columns last week, was a more serious one than appeared at first sight. He afflicted for some vears with direct result of k

OROUGH, Came

these

was backache, the dney disease, In damp

weather especially his sufferings were in- tense, and freqn rently prevented his doing any work. To active, energetic man, such an affliction was most grevious and he tried many alleged lies without relief. J.D. Tully the well known drug- gist here, recomme 1 Doid’s K Pills, whic’ Mr. Ha n used at

th roughly iret He only regrets that he did not use Dodd’s Kidney Pills, by fore, for he k s that if] iad he would have been well ng ago

The oil or the Norwegian Cod Liver is nature’s grand rest rative, and is only found in its entirety and purity in Miller’s Emalsi m, “the kind that cures” col Is, coughs, bronchitis and all affect 2 of the a and lungs. Every bottle war-

anted. No oily taste like others. In big hpeeten. 50c. and $1.00, at druggists.

For Sale by all drnegists—Hawker’s nerve and stomach tonic and Hawker’s li ver pills.

The Ladies’ F; emi, Pond’s Extract No household should be without it. Book

} ; | of directions around each bottle

USE SKODA VS DISCOVERY, the great hleod and Nerv Remeds

mow to Get a Sunlight Pictare,

Send 25 “Sunlighi soap wrappers (wrap

pers bearing the words “why does a woman look old sooner than a man”) to Levey Bros., Ltl., 43 Scott St., Toront , and you will receive by post a pretty picture free from advertising, and well worth framing. This is an easy way todecorate your home. The soap is the best in the market and it will oniy cost l « postage to send in the

wrappers, if you leave the ends open. Write your address carefully. Indisputable. Whi spend $1 for a bottle of dicine for a complaint whe n one box of B ech

am’s pills, costing oe 25 5 conte, will cure nearly all know! n di seases 7? Thi 8 is because

constipation is the cause of near ly all ai | ments and Bee tion.

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