4

— _ nee Te Lp Ac ~~ an PO = =~ PS ce one om 3

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a

Wanted.

ek f steady habita, who 1s

Book-kheeper

well posted in single an yuble entry and general office work. App'y ' PEAKE BROS. & CO. meh ~-2 4 eod

The Telephone Company of P. E. Island.

THE Anphuel Meeting of the Shareh« ldere of

this Company will be held a e ottice oO

M. & D. &. MeLeod, Chariottetown, on ™ ED

NESDAY, the 8th day of March. at 5 Ol0ck, | } f byirect s ana trens

p. m.. for the eile tion of general busint

action . RENJ. ROGERS,

feb? ecretary.

7 italian : Warehouse.

: LET, and P ession vel mime diately. the ‘“‘Italian War house,

Queen Strect.

M. & D. C. McLEOD. |

meu4-— ly i pat gua

ALL READY FOR INSPECTION.

Children’s Clothing,

in Suita of our

own manufscture, the only goods that will stand 7 oolboy wear. ’ 9 ’ Children’s Pants. A large variety in all sizes and

prices, made from our own Tweeds.

Children’s Clothing, Imported.

A tull nicest

The prettiest

line. i

, the

and largest assortment in

the city, al] at the lowest prices.

MecKAY WOOLEN CO.

Cherlottetown, Feb. 25, 1893.

Saint George Pharmacy,

F, Del. Davies, Dispensing Chemist.

HAVE now seoured the services of Mr. Peter Huuter, late with W. HK. Watson, who will take charge of the Dispensirg Department, where he will be glad to see all hi« friends egiin Disvensing of Physicians’ and Veterinary sur- geons’ Prescriptions a specialty. A fall line of the Purest Druxzs and Chemicals, from which prescriptions are prepared Ming of doctors’ orders from the desired A price list of Drugs end Chemicals sent on request to aay address Mplendid stock of Perfumes, Toilet and Fancy

country

Articies, Soaps, Patent Medicines, Tooth Pre- patations, Cigars, Tobaccos, Vigarettes, Pipes, Cte, etc,

Give me acall, Come and see my stock.

ST. GEORGE PHARMACY, Morris Block, opposite Post Office,

panls Vi-toria Row,

SALT! SALT! IN STORE.

6 000 Bags Liverpool Salt, ’ 1,000 bags Fishery Sait, 30 toas Rock - 1,200 bushels Crushed Island Salt. PEAKE BROS. & CO. mch4 —2w eod

FLOUR, BRAN &c. ‘exrE HAVE IN STORE the following grades of FLOUR, for sale,at very

low prices : — 1 Car Our Country Flour, 70 p. c. Patent,

Turk’s

** Stockwell = @ * ar Phoenis a 90 aa “ * Bride ** straight, grade

** Ontario BRAN, sai “ SHORTS aad CHOPPED FEED. We can auit you in any grade of Flou at our Flour Depot, Upper Queen Street Atso—100 barrels and half barrels C. B FAT HERRING. A. HORNE & CC.,, Charlottetown. janl4--dy law & wky 4w

Business Prop:rty AT CARDIGAN.

HAVE decided to close up my business, and

now offer for sale my propert’, consisting of

e House and Lot, with good Stable and

el. contains half an acre of ground with southern front. and backs on the shore.

STORE AND WHARF PROPERTY.—The pest Business Stand at Cardigan. The s'%° of tae Stowe is 55x24 with frost-proof cellar 8 fee! 4 aise goed arenouse in rear, The Wharf io the tin King’s County.

All the preperty is in first-class repair.

TYerme rassonable. Apply to

J. F. NORTON, ; Cardigan, Or to E.H. NORTON & CO., Charlottetown,

febi3—2?w eod wky 3! guar

— ee

HE DAILY EXAMINER. -

FRIDAY, MARCI 10. 1893

aa

For Nervous Prostration and Anaemia there is uo medicine that will so promptly and infallibly restore vigor and streugth es Scott's Emulsion.

esilliiigilailissceniente A Market Street soft-drink cafe displays

a sign reading : “Try one of our Columbus

‘egg phosphates and you will discover an-

other world. —Philade)phia Record. The Children’s Enemy.

Scrofula often shows itself in early life at d is characterized by swellings, abscesses, bip disease, etc. Consumption is scrofuia f the lungs. In this class of disease Scott's Emul-

| sion is unquestionably the most relisble medi-

cine, |

SS

News Editor—Here’s a despatch from Swamptown. saying a citizen was murder- ed ana asking if we want particulars.

Managing Editor—No; just add that the people are sccuring the country for the murderers, and if caught they will prob«biy

be lynched by the infuriated populace. That's all the particulars there ever are im such cases.—N. Y. Weekly

—2e er

USE SKODA’s DISCOVERY, the great

| blood and nerve remedy.

1 cel ele aia Prison Missionary—Ad, you have a pe’, I Fee. Convict—Yes, this rat. I feeds hin every day. I think more of that ‘ere rat than any other livin’ creature.

Missionary—Ah, in every man there's

something of the angel leit, if one can only

~} find it. flow came you to take such lan y to that rat ? Convict —He bit the keeper.

We do not know of any preparation that has caught the public favor in so short a time as Dodd’s Kidney Piils, bat when we conside:

that three-fourths of the Canadian people are

| | afflicted with kidney trouble in some form or ‘other, and that Dodd's Pills are a quick and | | permanent cure for all these troubles, the large |

snd increasing demand can scarcely be won. dered at Sold by all de lers, or by mal! on} r-ceipt of price, 50 cents per box. Smith & Co., Toronto. 2 -_—_— - Aunty —And so you are glad

/

the echouls are cpeu

Litule Boy—No, I isa’t.

‘But you just told that gentleman you were.”

“Of tourse. He's th’ schoolmaster ”

cniedaieeipiiaipata

USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great

blood and nerve remedy.

“Won't you try to love me ?” she plead- ed.

“No, Mr. Adams, I cannot,” she an- swered. “I am not over strong, and my physician has advised me not todo too much.”

USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great blood and nerve remedy.

stint otaps

*John,” said his mother severely, - hear you were very naughty in school this morning and disturbed everyone by making & poise.”

‘*Yes’m,” answered Jobn, ‘‘but | didn’t know that I made loud enough noise for you to hear.”

Hawker’s Liver Pitts cure all stomach ills. They assist digestion, regulate the bowels and liver, tone the stomach and purify the blood.

First 'anded proprietor—Do you have good police protection out your way . 3

Second landed proprietur—Do we ? Well rather. We have the prettiest hired girl in the city.

Hawker’s Liver PILLs, contain no mercury, are purely vegetable. sate sure and effective. Do not gripe, smal!, easy to take. Sold every-

where.

A damsel who becomes betrothed to a slockhead is no better than he. He is a wooden one, and she is a wooed an’ won.

Cop Laver Or has long been justly cele- brated as a lung healer. Alone it is difti cuit to take, but combined with the Hypo phosphstes in Puttner’s Emulsion, it is wreeable to the taste, and unequalled by sy other medicine for weak lungs.

“To whom are you writing, Grace?”

‘To Lou Simpson. Shall I sead anything from you ?” et

“Lou Simpson ! I think that girl is simply horrid. I wish you woulda,t have wnything to do with ber. Well, send her ny love.”

—_—_.—————

flow to Get a “Sunlight” Picture.

Send 25 “‘Sunligh.” Soap wrappers (wrap- per bearing the words ‘Why dogs & woman icok old sooner than «a man”)’to Lever Bros., Ltd, 43 Scott St, Toronto, snd you will receive by post a pretty picture, free from advertising, and well worth framing. This is an easy way to decor- ste your home. ‘The soap is the best in the market, and it will only cost le postage to send in the wrappers, :f you leave the ends open. Write your address carefully .

Oe

I don’t believe that girl will ever leara to waltz, said a young man. Worse than that, was the reply, she will never learn not to attempt it.

Harry—Does she know you love her

Fred—She can’t help knowing it. Why, she told me she had $20,000 a year.

— — ——— =

Local Notices.

?

Beer & Goff’s annual cheap sale of canned Call early end get bar- March 7 3,

Do you want a suit’ If £0, call at D A Bruce's, New goods to select from at low prices.

New goods received yesterday. — New orints, new corsets, new children’s sul 8, new dannelettes, new cottonades, men’s saits.— James Paton & Co. mar8 3i

Job lots of room papers, 3 to 10 roll lots, away below half price.— Moore & McLeod.

Go to Beer & Goffs for the cheapest canned goods of all kinds in the city.

' March 7 31.

We wish you to call at cur store before squandering your money where goods are lear and bargains few, and bees-wax goes for honey. Ournew hats are now ready. — Prowse Bros. m3

Gentlemen: We have to hand a complete

stock of gents’ furnishings. Collars from size 12 to 18 inches. Give us acall when in want

goods is now on. gains.

of hats, caps, shirts, underwear and ready- made clothing.—Jas Paton & Co, mar8 3i

That Pale Face. i

De. L A. | 4 |

{

If SHE HAS USED

ASK == Your WIFE

Advise her to enquire from those who do use it,

WHAT THEY THINK OF ITP

There is nothing we are so proud of asthe kind words that sre said in its favor Dy those who have given Sunlight Soap a fair trial.

IF SHE HAS NOT

n & Mitche’, Seotia and P. i.

Halifax, Isiand.

Agents for Nova

~~ QSra Cop liver Olt

ViESS INVALUABLE 1N CONSUMPTION

BRON CoLps, OBsTINATE COUG:(S, WHOOPING CouGH.

gt) sac gears MeL eR Ane WASTING. DISEASES GENERALLY.

——OFr-—

P. E. ISLAND.

——. ARTIES using the Telephones would find talking much more satisfactory if they would observe the following rules :—

iat. Speak with the mouth about four inches from the transmitter.

2nd. Speak in a moderate tone of voice, not too loud, and distinctly.

8rd. lace the telephune so as to cover the ear, ‘ust as if you wished to shut out all other sounds. Do net press too hard on the ear.

It is possible to talk and be heard when stand- ing back tw» or three feet fro: tae transmitter, if you shout load enough, dnt it is not a pleasant mode of conversation, is entirely unnecessary, and i3 a useless waste of wind and lungs, besides being very annoying to all within range of your voice.

ROB ANGUS, Ma

NEW GROCERY

HE SUBSCRIBER has openeda new

Grocery

On Great George Street.,

Opposite J. Stumoles & Co.,

where he has a large and well-selected stock of General Groceries,

canned goods, Fiour, Meal, Fish, &c.,— everything usually found in a first-class Grocery. These goods are a'l fresh, and of the choicest quality, and wiil be sold at the very lowest possible prices. Fine Teas a specialty. call. Good stabling in connection.

A. SHEEVAN. Dec. 9, 1892.—wky 5m

Please give us &

In cases cf

Ye ifhiheria

f PES =

‘anoerous Perry Davis’

AINB\ILLER will ULICKIY cure Diphtheria ;Quimnsy, Cousls, Colds, areAhiroat:

65s OTTLE.

JOHNSON

ANopyn=

LINIMERT

LIKE ANY OTHE,

As much Tor INTERNAL as EITERNAL use. Im 1810

Originated by an Old Family Physician. Think Of It. Years, and stil leads Gene

5. ration after Generation have used blessed it. Every Traveler should have a bottle in his satchel.

From w. Every Sufferer ym iene, Nervous Headache, Diphtheria,coughs,Catarrh, Bron- chitis, Asthma, Cholera-Morbus, Diarrhoea, Lameness, Soreness in Body or Limbs, Stiff Joints or Strains, will find in this old Anodyne relief and speedy cure. Every Mother Ancaynettinimentin the yne entin the

y house for Croup, Colds,

Sore Throat, Tonsilitis, Colic, Cuts, Bruises, Cramps and Pains liable to occur in ony family without notice. Delays may cost a life. Relieves all Summer Complaints like magic. ice, 3 cts. : tles, $2. Express paid, L 8. Johnson & ts

tMPRCVED THE LAST 20 YEARS RUTHING BETTER UNDER THE SUX

RUPTURE

Senn Fo9 QuestiON Sueet, On Receipt OF ANSWERS, Let Mie Sevecr Wat is Requiren. Witt Seno You Price. Coons are Sent BY MAIL, RecisTered, Correct axD CHEAP. Sand Stamp fer Iustrated Book CIEIAS. COE. TErs SurcitaL Macuikist, 154 Kina Stacey W. TORONTO

folumbia Restaurant.

OW OPEN atthe foot of Wermoeuth Street, opposite Railw iy Station, Meals, Oysters, Hioi Coffee, Baked Beans, ctc. MRS. JOFIN JOY, Proprietress,

fel3

Advertising. 1? yeu wish to advertise anything anywhere at WELL & CO.

any time, write to GEO. P. RO York.

No. 10 3prace street, New

VERYONE in need of information on the

4 gubject o. advertising will do well 2 optaiz & copy of “Book for Advartisers,” 353 pares ice one dollar. Mailed, postage paid, on re ceipt of price. Contains a careful compijatioz from ihe \iasrican Newspaper Directory of al) the best papers and class journals; gives th« circulation rating of every one, and a good dea: of information ebhout rates and o:her matter: gertaining tothe business of adveriising. Ad tress ROWSHLL’S ADVERTISING BUREBA TU A¥rrnce Street, New York lyr—nv'o

AAXTS, LOST, FOUND ad

= “ince Wedne day evening, a smal) _brown terrier, answering to the name of “ip.” Finder will be rewarded by leaving oe owner, Mrs. F. P’reTEeRs, Sidmount. mch7—3i

oer} esterday, 28th ult. somewhere around Charlottetown. a ten dollar greenback and

two doliar bill. Finder will be rewarded by

leaving same at THE EXAMINER office, mchl

TEW MILCH COW FOR SALE.—Apply at this office, meht ‘O LET—A house pleasantly situated on Hills. borough Square, stable in the rear. Apply to Mrs. LOWDEN, Ksplanade. tf—meb3 T° LET— House on corner of Cumbe:land and Kuston Streets, ccenpied by G. H. Taylor. Possession giveuin Avril Aiso, house on Kus- on Street. with stable. eod if—feb28

Te LET, with immediate possession, the Dwell- ing House on Hilisborough Street, adjvining Mr. Lemuel Pooie’s residence, with Stable and Yard thereto. Tie House has eight rcoms, newly papered and in good order, Rent moder- ate, Apply to GEORGE ALLEY. 8 t t—febls

FoR SALK—Registered Shorthorn Cow an pure-bred Bu} Calf, calved 15th inst. App to D. C. Morson, Cardigan;:Bridge. jan2i

NA ONEY (£0 LOAN oo Farm Lands. A ply M to A. A. McLean, Attorney-at-Law. ” sept3—dy tf

7 LET—That desirable Brick Building on Water Street; at present occupied by George J. Wright. Esq., within Sve minute?’ walk of the Post Office sna other public buildings, containing double drawisg room, dining room. breakfast room, seven bedrooms, large kitchen, scullery pantries, ete. ‘here is also a stable, yard and garden adjoining. Possession given sbout the first of April next. For further particulars apr’y to GEORGE PEAKE eod t’—fehi0

T° LET—The western half of the beautifally

situated dwelling house on Richmond Sureet

West. The house is fiited with ail modern im-

proyemen's, and commands a splendid view of

the Hillsberongh Kiver. Possession given any

time after May Ist. Apply to Tuos. CAMPBELL, meh8s—tf

LET—The house on Uprer Queen Stree lately occupied by the subscriber, containi

eight rooms. pantry, e'c. separate yard an stable. Apviy to J, F. Curtis. tf—mchJ

BAZAAR

er etree

COMPANY,

—DBALERS IN

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

7 OU will always find something n?w ther: in theirline of Leather Goods, Date Vases, Fancy Chiva and Mirrors, suitable for wedding presents Don’t miss 8 ¢) g¢ our new of Steel Engravings and Kichings, fram sd and uaframed Several choice Carving Setsin Cas>, jurt the artic'e you ere needing Such god value for your money cannot be got elsewhere,

BAZAAL STORE,

Charlottetown, Jan. 31, 1893. 139 QUEEN 38: XERT.

a ie —————ESS— = = * ~

DOr Gnu ad ear Gar Prices

W* HAVE JUST TAKEN STOCK, ani find that we have the following quantities yn hand: -

75 yards Broadcloth and 60 Waterproof Coats, Doeskin, 50 Boys’ Suits, 438 Overcoating, 20 “ Reefera, 705 Worsted Serge Coating, 30 “ Overcoat, 1830 Tweed Suiting, 25 Men’s Overcoats, custom- 2220 Trowscring, made,

and large quantities of Hats, Underclothing, and all kinds of Geutlemen’s Furnishings in latest styles, which must be dis- posed of to make room for Spring Importations,

Cash buyers will find the biggest bargains on record at our Store, 207 Queen Street.

JOHN McLEOD & CO

Charlottetown, Feb. 7, 1893. MERCHANT TAILORS.

NOURISHMENT vue STIMULANT.

EXTRACTS OF BEEF Stimulate On'y. JOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF Nourish-s Thoroughly. meen X )-catepiig STIMULANTS make you feel good temporarily. NOURISHMENT does you good permanently.

-—

Which would you choose to give you strength ?

JOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF or EXTRAGT OF BEEF?

March 3, 1893.

A

Cyt) bea, VE: COGNAC

THE SECOND LARGEST SHIPPERS OF BRANDY FROM FRANCE.

THEIR BRANDIES ARE UNSURPASSED IN

AGE AND QUALITY.

Ask your Wine Merchant for them.

J

rand Sale

OF

NEW FURNITURE.

ee (x)—— qeontiesionens

Continued daily until the whole of our immense siock is disposed of. Good work, new styles, bottom prices, at our Warerooms, Queen Square. Save money and get the best goods. Come one, come all.

JOHN NEWSON.

Charlottetown, Feb. 25, 1892,

i

AT DEATITS BIRD

NERVOUS PROSTRATION,

EXTREME DEBILITY AFTER THE Gal?,

Mr. Peter Lingley, Councillor, Peter. ville, Queens Co., N. B., says:

** Oct. 31, 1892.—Last winter I had a very gg. vere attack of the Giip, which hit me very feeble aud reduced in flesh. 1 had bo ap yetite, and was so nervous I could not sleep,

was under Doctors’ treatment for mouth received no benefit. My friends thought ak covszmprticn and I got so low that they were expecting my death at any day. As @ last resort they decided to try

HAWRER'S RERVE AND STOMACH TONG,

3 bottles of which Rapid y Restored Me To Health,

I slept well, my appetite was restored and T soar became stronger, stouter and more ows than I hai been for years. I cannot speak — oo highly of this medicine, as 1 feel that ay . ‘ | Owe My Lif to its Virtues,

Mr. Isaac G. Stevens, Gate Keeper I, ¢, Depot, St. dobn, N. 3. says: Lwas with Linch y during his severe illness and way expecting to have to notify his relatives of - Ce a

acai.

Sold by ali Druggists and Dealest tor 50 cts, per bottle. 3 bottles SLS5 Manvfactured by the HAWKER MEDICINE ©O., Linnited, Si. Fohn, N, KR,

cxneemneqemetnnnmmamenmememanmnanntiil “ BAWKER’S LIVER PILLS cure all Stomaca digg

—--—-—~ anattntiti

Piano and Organ Tuning and Repairing,

KR. VINNICOYEBE has removed bie i Messrs. Harzerd & Moore's oftce te

where all orders and payment* may be heft, ; artistic Tuning and Toning is widely among many of the leading musicians of Scotia as well es onthe Island. Having aaa” perience lasting over twenty yeara, his know ledge of Piano construciion enables . regulate actions to a nicety, giving the ins. ment a beautiful even tone, aleo a celicate _ to the keyboard thet few can eecomplish Re catchpenny work, such as dirt, rusty restringing, ‘ellow keye, dull polish, Vinricombe kno~ s ata wlence whet be done and does it. Estimates for cheerfully given. Strines and Piane kept on hand. A’! orders omer) 0. cna

Sa Ps we ey owe | We TS +A Te Gq LJ ws kh § Ee eee 9 wa we i } MULRAY & y te Oar Whee os ts : be aul = . ' 'e) te : ~ ah e _ a t me a4 : “4 { ‘wT = | PU 4) ne : : ; ‘ ao SWEET | ¢ ‘% | RARE f taste PUNGENT: fy if ’ : ¢ i @\ ey a!

peee re cz OI ahi Ton =

“a iF *3 : s : VA Y) +e A ' i ha

3 THE FIRST PLAGE IN POPULA’ FAVOCR. BEWARE OF

j — IMITATIONS. weer Fat

$T! '

(| FRAGRANT

MRS. LUCY A. FARNHAM,

PREGQUE IDLE, MAINE, SAVE

GRODER’S SYRUP Contains INO Alcohol!

OND 16 A SURE CURE FOR

Dyspepsia, Neuralgia and Kidney

T roubles. Presque Isle, Maine. The Groder apasis Cae Co. ’ Gentlemen : [ have been a severe sultenet

from DYSPEPSIA, Neuralgia end Ki THE we ween oe were: Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Headache, Nervous ness, Constipation and Weak-

ness across my back;

My father induced meto ty vor IND Syrup, which I did— WITHOUT FAITH — and, TO MY PRISE AND JOY,

I am today Free from Pain and Completely Cured.

I feel it my duty to place my testi

betore the many thousands ot ladies whoase

— as I THAT knowing with a fair trial this remedy will Cure them. Gratefuily yours, MRS. LUCY A. FARNHAM. Read inted iven with ev oa For = CURES 18 Saas. bearing Trade « ulne our mark tae Bra oo, The Groder Co., Lid. Dyspepsia Cure

. SAINT 40MM, How