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“WOUDILL'S

= - UBAKING GERWAN ¢ powper

is well suited for Family Use. “‘Grorce Lawson, Px. D., LL D., Fellow of the Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain and Ireland.” nov27

McDONALD & MARTI", BARRISTERS, Solicitors, Notaries Public, Xe.

} Morvis’s Building, Charlotretown,

OFFICES: { Gag ey’s Building, Summerside, MONEY TO LOAN. if. C, McDONAL". B. A., M. P. P. B. J. SARFen. B A rlottatown, Dee

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MES A, MORSIS9%, H \LIFAX.

AGENT PER

WABRE i, CAKEBREAD & £10,

1) TEA MERCHANTS, Loudon. «> Engiand,

——AND ALSO

First-Class West Firms, ete.

SPECIALTIES: ugar and Molasses.

rr. i )

Several tnidia

Careful attention given to cousignments of |

Prince Edward Island Produce. REFERENCE~—Bank of Nova Scotia

OFFICE Pickford & Black’s Wharf,

4 Halifax, August 13. 1891—dy & wy A. A. MELEAN, Attoraey-at-Law. Notary Pablic, &,

Brown's Bleck. Charlo:tetown

DAVIES’ DRUG STORE,

important Notice.

3m eod & wky

» VERY IMPORTANT FACT TO REMEM- : i BER is hat we have no’ O.e D iia.’s worth of Curiimas Goods taat ars shopwvern or left over from laat year, 60 we d» not adverti-«e to

f sel] at orst, but a sight advance on ¢ sat

All we ask igafar coinparieam with goods of the saine kins. and you will, withour doubt, be convinced of the suveriority of ours

i We do not advertise to all our goods at Cost for we see norea-ou forit, but only aak a fair profit on them, and the pubic muy feel cure of getiing the-r money's wort

all and examine « f XUiS PRE SENTS for La NO (Pou to show gods

Grand Shew Diy Nex: Week!

a

i : resulta in Catarrh, followed § 3 by consumption and death Sold by al! dr: post paid, on recei , {Mcentsandgl by addressiz Era ee FULFORD & CO. Bre-kville.On Re

ee oO rss

gZisis, or sent,

t of price

wate

Dress Goods Department.

Black, Seal and Navy

Camel Hair Cloths,

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“a — ee

war f 3sue Rough Serges, Fancy Mixed in Navy, Myrtle, Garnet and

Seal, Biack and Colored Cashmeres and Merinos,

! all eolors, Foule Serges, in all leading colors.

}

lack Brocaded Cloths, Plain

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Ve have a Large Stock in this Dayartmant. Low Pricea,

Charlottetown, Nov. 17, 1891

| PALATABLE AS MILK.

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Old and young take it for Coughs,

Colds, and all

Consumption, Lung diseases.

ASK Y°UR DRUGCIST.

APPLES.

| s © N D ©) N H © U S E . ese Barrels Choice Canadian

Baldwins.

N., B. 621 2aw m th

& M. RATTENBURY.

A BIG DRIVE J sussaunasnaasns

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Tweed Suitings.

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. HE REGULAR PRICES of these goods are $18.00-and i $20.00 Suit, made to order

This is the Biggest Bargain we have ever offered the

public.

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BALDWIN Knitting HIGH LAND BI]AND BFST IN THE MARKET,

Baldwin & Walker's

HALIFAX BRAND,

~—ONLY— ABBEY and iS CENTE RED HEART & SHEIN. WwW OOLS.

STANLEY BROTHERS.

BROwn’s BLOCK Charlottetown, November 25. 1891

Call early and get your choice.

We are offering the entire lot at $14.00 per,

JOHN McLEUD & CO.,

MERCHANT TAILORS, 207 UPPER QUEEN STREET.

em,

AND WALKER'’S

Wools.

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=

A FULL LINE OF

BERLIN, ANDALUSIAN, SHETLAND,

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a. GRATEFUL COMF Orig On NAAN ‘ eee sae i> <> Bs * if , 3% 4 , ~- OF BREAKFAST. By a thorough Knowledge of ¢ ase lawe which «°* tion. an hus provided o r eately favorea j many heavy a0ctors » i }; use of such art t | - : & th < ; t 1 au ~~ ratae Ui service (Faaelt " Wit e ‘ er

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EVERYTHING

CARRIAGE GOODS!

Best

market satisfaction

Onarlotcetowa, May 28, 189i—2aw and wy

.

Painters Supplies!

guaranteed ia

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Carpenters Supplies ! Harmers Supplies ! IN THESE LINES.

——- ALSO——

“he Lowe-t Price for Good Goeds that Goods b ught right and svid low. every respect. Wholesale and

fyo0d 4,

affords.

NORTON & FENNELL,

23 BARRELS,

50 BOX ES jy

75 HALF-BOXES

1,000 BOX and j do

tab

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| Currants. | Raisins.

& M. RATTENBURY.

ES

ROLLED OATS

209 Barrels,

N. 8 d2t 2aw mth

& M RAPTLENBURY,

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BEANS.

150 bbls. Beans. Be

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Giey Hacdware Store.

VERY [THING of the best.

& M. RATTENBURY.

Piano Lamps, | Hanging Lamps, Banguet Lamps, | Table Lamps,

At Prices Never Before ‘ffered °! £5004 \earin a British university. Two! stock of CHRISTMAS GOODS we have ever

imilar Goods.

& ROCERS,

In’ ~zog having the HARTSHORN, BY ALL DEALERS. Factory, Toronto, Ort

LONDON Billiard Hall & Oyster House

IS STILL TO THE FRONT!

. FRESH OYSTERS

ceived every day.

JOHN JOY.

Call and be re-

JANUARY 4, 1862

Notes and Comments.

—A newspaper named Le Reveil has started in Mr. Laurier's constituency to aid the cause of Mercier. Its motto is ‘The Dominion by Laurier and the Province by Mercier.” Think of that !

—Commenting upon the situation in Quebec, brought sbout by Laurier’s friend, the Montreu] Gazette saya: **The greatest strain that can be put upon the conatitu- tion is to make it @ shield for alot of pub- lic pluuderers. Keep the rascals out.”

—The Montreal Gazette says that if the Ottawa Free Press tells the truth, which is not always the case, Mr. Thoinas Me- |Greevy has deen making threats as tu dis- closures he will make if the Government suits against him are not withdrawn. Nevertheless, the suits wil! yo ahead.

—The Ottawa Journal says: **When the notorious Rykert, after expulsion from Par- ,liament, blustered that he would tell ail he knew, Sir John Thompson challenged him to go ahead, and Rykert couldn't. Sir John should challenge the Hon. Thomas 'McGreevy.” Is not that criminal prosecu- tion challenge enough for the Journal ?

A Quebec correspondent says that it has been remarked that while L’Electeur has been publishing opinions from all parts of the country on the constitutionali*y of the dissolutioa, it has not yet secured the views of the learned gentleman in the lower prov- inces to whom Pacaud so generously sent $5,000 out of the boodle to help him to re- jturn the followers of Mr. Laurier at the last general election !

—Montreal Gazette : According to Mr.

On account of the prevalence of diph theria Colvilie School has been closed sine: the 20th inst. This school bas had for ihe half year a daily average of 82 and a per centage of 72. Below is a summary of the classes of the advanced department :—

GRADE VI.

Reading—Ist, Eila Morrow; 2d, Reggie Sterns.

Composition—1st, Ella Matthew: 2d, Elle Morrow.

Grammsar—Ist, Harry McFarlane; 24, Guy Cameron.

Arithmetic—-Ist, Arthur Campbell; & Geo McKachern.

British History—ist, Temple Melntyre; 2d, Arthur Campbell.

Canadian History—Ist, Arthur Campbell; 24, Eila Matthew.

Geography—Ist, Arthur Campbell; 2d, Harry McFarlane.

Writing—Ist, F Srerna.

Map Drawing—lst, Geo McEachern; 24, Arthur Campbell.

Latin—lst, Guy Cameron; Matthew.

French—Ist, Guy Cameron; 2d, Arthur Campbell.

Geometry—Ist, Ella 2d, Arthur Campbell.

Algebra—Ist, Arthur Campbell; 2d, Eil» Matthew.

Seaman; 24, Nellie

2d, Elk

Matthew;

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GRADE VY,

Reading—Ist, Roy McLean; 2d, Clara McEachern.

Composition—1s, Wm Currie; 2d, Wallace Wood,

Grammar—lst, Seb McEachern; May MclIntyre.

Arithmetic—Ist, Seb McEachern; Fred Clarke.

British History—1st, Fred Clarke; Wallace Wood.

McFarlane, chief Government analyst, the l:quor Canadians drink is generally unadul- terated. If this is correct a fresh load of evil has been heaped on old King Alcohol’s burdened shoulders. It has been a pet theory in many minds that poisonous adul- terants were the chief cause of the mischief laid to John Barleycorn’s charge. Farlane would have it that whiskey is its OWN poisoner.

ree A Brilliaat Scholar.

ene een:

DR. SCHURMAN, OF CORNELL, WHO SPOKE

IN BUFFALO ON FRIDAY.

(Buffalo Express. )

Prof, Jacob Gould Schurman, whose por- ‘trait is printed to-day, was the honored guest on Friday of the Liberal Club of Buffslo, before which he spoke on ** The Evolution of Religious Belief.” He is a remarkable man, whose books and work at Cornell University have already made him well known to many Buffslo people, as well as to the world of scholars in general. Since 1886 he has been Professor of Phil- osephy at Cornell, and since 1890 Dean of the Sage School of Phil. sophy there. He is also editor of the Philosophical Review, the first number of which appears on January Ist next. | Dr. Schurman seems to be the incarna- tion of energy. In addition to his college work and his editoria: labors he has found time to contribute to the Forum, Andover. | Review and foreign periodicals, and to |write three schoiarly books which have jranked him high among thinkers. They ‘are: “*Kantian Ethics and the Ethics of; Evolution,” ‘**The Ethical Import of Dar- | winism,” and ‘ Belief in God.” How Dr. Schurman managed to take active part in’ ithe last political campaign, and make ' numerous addresses and lectures, is past} finding out, but he did it somehow.

It is a peculiarity of the period that the young men are winniug poritions wuich would have been thought far out of reach to them a generation ago; and Dr. Schurmin is an illustration of this fact. He is only 37, even younger than the new president of Chicego University, who was recent'y in-; trocuced to Express readers. But such} ‘high honors come only through indomitable} perseverance and grit as can be eeen, ior instance, ia Dr. Schurman’s college career. He his made his own way in the world evec since leaving his home on a farm in Prince Edward Island at the age cf 12, He was clerk in a general store for the next three years, making money enough to, ;teke him to an academy and start him on’ j his way to a college in Nova Scotia. In 1875} ihe won the Canasian Gilchrist scholarship |

, years later he graduated at the University }of London with the university scholarship ($250 per annum for three years) in phii- osophy. He was first man in Greek, Mng- lish, logic, philosophy, and politcal economy, winning in the latter a acholar- ship of $100 per annum for two years. In 1877-8 be was a student in Paris and Edinburgh, taking at Edinburgh the doctor's degree in philosophy. He was tho only euc- cessful candidate of the five who applied In June 1878 he won the Hibbert Fravelling Fellowship ($1,000 per avnum for two years), which is open to graduates of all British universities, and wae competed for by over 60 men fiom Oxford, Cambridge, Dublin, Edin

burgh, etc. He spent the next two yeere ceadteies as Hibbert Fellow at Heidelberg, Berlio, and Gottingen, as well as in Italy. From 1880 to '82 he was professor of English literature, political economv and pyschology at Acadia college, and from 1882 to 86 pro- fessor of metaphysics and English literature in Dalhousie college, Nova Scotia, In 1885 he joined the faculty of Cornell.

Prof, Schurman is no ascetic in spite of his attainments, and asseita himself as a min and a citizen. He gave the oration at Ithaca on the fourth of July last, and the oration to tne laborers on labor day. He has given college ' commencement orations at Smith, Wellesley, the University of Ohio, ctc., besides lecturing in different churches on religious and practical themes,

Most Cases of consumption are of catarrhal origin, and death tollows inevitably. Catarrh can positively be cured by Nasal Balm Thousands who have been restored testify to

Mr. Mc- Cl

Canadian History—lst, Fred Clarke; 24, Wm Currie.

Writing—Ist, Laura Campbell; 2d, May Mclntyre.

Map Drawing—Ist, May Melntyre; 2d, John McPhee. Geography—Ist, John McPhee; 2d, Fred arke, French—Ilst, May Melntyre; McEachern.

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GRADE Iv. Reading—Ist, Albert McDonald; 2d, Major Anderson. Grammar—ist, Maria Pike, 2d, Fred Mc- Farlane. Arithmetic—Ist, Albert McFarlane; 2d, Mejor Anderson. tstory—Ist, Mullie Sterns; 2d, Maria Pike.

Geography—Ist, Videt Goldsmith; Fred McFarlane. Writing—Ist, Adele Dingwell.

2d,

Major Anderson; 24,

mom 2

Tux originator of Estey’s Emulsion spent several years of his life in periecting this preparation. Nota bottle of it was put on the market until he was eatisfied that it was the best ever introduced for the cure of coughs, colde, bronchitis and all wasting diseases) Thousands of bottles have been sold, and he has never heard a complaint regerding it. aa at ia

“GED. CARTER & C'S, Grocery Store

—-—IS.: THE—

BEST PLACE

———TO BUY—— e Raisins, Currants, Candied Peels,

Nuts, Dates, Apples.

Pure Spices, Figs, Table Haisias, Oranges, Pears, Green Grapes, Confection- ery, ete., ete.

We have the Largest and Best and Cheapest

offered, and are ell ready for a BIG TRADE. Ve guarantee satisfaction.

GEO, CARTER & C0,,

Market Square, Queen Street.

GCharlottetown, Dec. 10, 1891.

A HAPPY NEW YEAR

TO ALL USERS OF

HACKNOMORE,

THE GREAT

SPECIFIC

For Influenza.

j } LiL) E y i M INER ana : es — i , ALY EMPIRE int " 5 wr “eS * : For neat, clean, tasteful Printing, iT : tik . and prompt attention to orders, THE | : u Album of s ) . ~ EXAMINER Job Printing Depart- BX 4M] . ef A A é ment is peculiar. tn ty 7 | a) to “ This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, havius to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evarwives. Suvete Comes Two Cengs J y V “S| i i i - , r _ > t NEW SERIES, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1892. VOL. 29.—NO. 185 7 ee ss OR gM RN a ee as eeee eke od eee eae = Oo ales, eee ee verywWhere, Tik DAILY EXAMINER Colville Schoo}, Souris,

Jas, Pat Cb

Furs.

M uffs,

Capes,

Collars.

Boas,

Astracan Jackets, Caps,

Cheap for Ready Cash.

Jas. Palo & UO.

Dress Goods, Foules,

Tweed Mixtures, Cheviot T weeds, Merinos, Cashmeres, Shert Lengths,

SUITABLE FOR GIRLS’ DRESSES

Dress Robes,

SUITABLE FOR WEDDING DRE38E$

Bargains in Tais Department

Jas, Palo & f

Mantles, Ulsters, Jackets, Cloaks, Dolmans,

Everything in This Depar‘ment Extraordinary Low Prices,

Jas, Patol & C

Reefers, Overcoats, Suits,

Cape Coats,

BEST VALUE IN THE CITY.

eee

GOAT ROBES.

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

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Very Choice Patter*™ Silk Handkerebi”

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dec3\-—dy 41 & wky

BOXES TIN PLATES, “fe oan Te r . i co PIG TIN, Pepe SOnce to arrive

600

Below all other pr:

BAR COPPER T5 . a atrO: DO...

we

Charlettetowa.

iw merite Try it. dee lw decdi—taw & Fa . i i panera —

Lobster Packors JAS. PATON @

‘/168 Market

China S*”” andkerchiefs,

CO. BLOCK, Square, 22, 1801 —dy & wy

BROWN’s

Ch'tewn, Dee

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