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P| T)\ MIDWINTER EXPOSITION. “rye BREAKFAST COCOA,

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DR. L. A. SMITH & CO., Toronto. \ld’s Kidney Pills at

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HEADACHE. REGULATE THE LIVER.

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NOTICE.

A. HERMANS, of the old firm and old stand, has manufactured a new kind of | Wrought Iron Railing, far superior to cast ron, and spendid designs. Parties desir- ing to fence lin their plots in graveyards would do wellby calling at his store be- fore purchasing elsewhere, at Lower Queen

Street AUGUSTUS HERMANS. Ch’town, June 5—+tf

Cocoa.

alatable as cream. No oily taste .ike others. In big bottles

from all trains, steamboats, ete., at short | notice Pleas leave your orders at C. dul Patton & Co’s. Store, north side of Queen Square.

ont we a 4 <= al ei NRE PIRI " oe as

FUNNY LUCK B SRIN \GERS, |

DD COLLECTIONS OF MASCOTS OF SUPERSTITIOUS PERSONS.

The Family Gathering Around the O14 Stone Jug--Wears an Iron Bracelet—A Gambler's Flattened Bullet—The Luck in a Horse's Tooth.

London Answers has been collecting

I f strange ‘‘charms.” He . them The luck nger in rfamily, writes one : ’ lent, 18 a smal sa d stone wat h has been h led down I { r to eldest ‘ f f family (a

e supposed to ession of this lsome article of

arefully stowed } leri ccurring to

: vit! glass front, through I we vimire it, and

it upon the casion of : y in the family. At vt f the family and

3 as | ssible be

jug is brought

and the as

it the good fortune

ny having been gone lig 18 n more restored ‘ here to remain untouched t b iLKE apy 8100

Carried by a Gambler. A friend of mine, who has, I am very

sorr § vi f being an invet erate gam I is a queer luck-bringer, for whose qualities he has such respect that he carries it in a small locket sus- ' pended from his neck bya gold chain.

It is simply a bullet, and he became poseessed of it in a strange manner

lr summer of 1876 he was engagsd

t Naples in a game in which and when about to make

: v, tohis and his companions’ sur

I listin tly heard something

i the dice box. Turn

table, he found a big

How it came there no one could tell.

My pocketed it, and his good

fortune that night was so pronounced

that he resolved to stick to his queer find

For my part, Iam sorry he found it, for it seemed to have decided him in his rech urse, and ihe uld be only too pleased to hear that he had lost it, for the benefit of those unfortunate ones to whom it brings disaster, if it insures luck to its owner A Lucky Walking Stick.

For two of the happiest and Iuckiest years in my life I had a very handsome American hazel stick, silver mounted.

Whenever I used the stick I had luck.

I was an auctioneer, and frequently made it take the place of a hammer

The stick was stolen from me in Perth, Western Australia I was out of luck at once, everything eee wrong.

t fi lof the — and

i i Iu ck returned, and I stuck t my stick, till one night the it again from me and

ici | ‘ \

My bad luck then commenced, and has not improved since I heard some time since that the fellow was drowned.

I wrote for, but have not yet received, my ‘‘Mascot” stick. Wouldn't Part With It for Gold.

Although, unlike Gilead P. Beck, I do not possess ‘‘The Golden Butterfly, r ess a charm which may be consider- e as efficacious sonsists of a small dried lizard hich has now been in my possession for four years

At times when this reptile has been absent from me I have suffered misfor- tunes, such as business losses, a broken leg and collar bone, an envenomed hand,

i great disappointments; while with

n my immediate po: ssession I can re

t no important misfortunes, put

[ first attributed talismanic power to is spec wh formed bv a friend

? ’

that such was considered a charm by

t incient, and now it is my bosom

frrend, being supported by a s‘ring

round the neck and thus form a charm- g necaia

Why Hfe Wears a Bracelet.

An uncle of mine found a horseshoe on his 21st birthday while going to ap- ily for ute pointment on board aship. Heobtained the birth, and, as cribing his success to the horseshoe, had the metal hammered into a rongh brreelet round his left wrist

nonths later, while leaning over the taff: + block fell from aloft on to the bracelet, whic probably saved him

fre a Two years after, a mad dog lim, only to break his teeth on th racel Subsequently, inamutiny aboard ship it saved his hand from severance by the blow ofa en

Some time ago he decided to have it

| mounted with silver and hinges, and

had it filed off forthat purpose. Upon leaving the shop where he had left it he was run over by a cab and had his

ft ar He is now in Cali

iud I had a letter some months |

;

y ying that his charm had again

Puts lt Down to a Tooth,

ir most famous jockeys, a s steered his mount to vic

! who h t tory in the Two Thousand and the Derby, hese eal aad

e tooth of the horse |

l won his iirst race For a t two years after that race he struggled on, and was regarded as about the most unlucky urchin that ever strode a horse. His first winner— a most hi le one—having died he was recommended by a sporting ‘‘gent” to secure one of its teeth as a remedy for the evil state of _ things He was willing to try it, and did so _ From that time he dates his ‘‘run of luck Hie is now known as one of the t f a ‘‘bit of horseflesh” ind makes considerably ver a thousand pounds a year—‘‘all from the old horse's tooth,” he gravely

declares

A Professional Sympathist.

Mrs. Potts.—What is the reason you | | never go to work?

Weary Watkins I’m out on sym-

t somebody or other stri-

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His Experience,

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AGENCIES at all principal points on the Island.

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its name implies, the gearing is all enclosed, and all dirt is excluded from the running parts. Foot-rest and Platform can either or all be quickly roLpep to accommodate the machine

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“ Castoria isa an excellent medicine for chil « (astoris fs so well adapted to children thas fren. Motuer3 have repeatedly told mo of its | Irecommend it assuperior toany prescription ,004 effect upon their children.” known to me.”

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r distant whenn :others wille nsiJerther ercst of tacir children, an use Castoris i | and although we only hare among

d seuaahi ir email ones, by

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Seeton and Mitchell, Halifax, agents for Nova Scotia and P."E.sIsland.

THE HARRISON CASE,

More Serious than was at first Suspected—

At times he was Prostrated by his Suf- ferings—Now he is Cured, PererBoroven, Aug 13th.—The case of Richard Harrison, mentioned in these

| columns last week, was a more serious one | than appeared at first sight. He was

We are receiving daily our stock of COLLEGE |. | BOOKS, which will be sold at the LOWEST POSSIBL | PRICES. We will have in a few days the full list,

attlicted for some years with backache, the

"direct result of kidney disease. In damp | weather especially his sufferings were in- | tense, and frequently prevented his doing j any work. Toan active, energetic man,

such an affliction was most grevious and he tried many alleged remedies without

| relief. J.D. Tully the well known drug-

gist here, recommended Dodd's Kidney

| Pills, which Mr. Harrison used and is now

thoroughly cured. He only regrets that

he did not use Dodd’s Kidney Pills, be-

fore, for he knows that if he had he would

have been well long ago. Indisputable,

Why spend $1 for a bottle of medicine for acomplaint when one box of Beech am’s pills, costing only 25 cents, will cure nearly all known diseases ? This is because constipation is the cause of nearly all ail- ments and Beecham’s pills cure constipa- tion. A valuable book of knowledge mail- ed free, on request, by B. F. Allen & Co., 365 Canal St. New York.

A Man’s Paden. Dyspepsia makes a man neryous and ir ritable, in spite of his desire to be pleasant

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| and its accompanying effects of nervous-

ness, sleeplessness,*irritability, etc., by the use of Hawker’s nerve and stomach tonic the greatest invigorator of the age for

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| beed used for over fifty years by millione | of mothers for their children while teeth- | nig, with perfect snecess. It soothes the

child, softens the gums, allays the pain,

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eneeee

Hire’s Root Beer Extract at Watson's june2I tf USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great

hlood and Nerve Remedy.

I have appointed Mr. P. H. Trainor, of

| Kent Street, Sole Agent for Charlottetown for the sale of above letters, which can be

seen on the window of W. A. Hutcheson,

Esq. Prices as follows :—

(ek Ode RATE WOOD cos cccdscccndicc cs 23 cents Two T dbkbenseneeeanaeee so TRA EO ON ine Three Oe a isa bk aie 45 © Four WF sii ckuceowuebele 60 “ Five DG itiesso teense 12. * Bit Geant si cciicnescccees 98 Eight © spn sinasin $1.26. J. HAMBLET WOOD, augs St. John, N. B.

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CHARLOTTETOWN SERVICE. The SS.. “FLORIDA” will leave

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MORTGAGE SALE.

Valuable Land | Fronting eit . = Prince and Water Streets, + Charlottetown,

‘Yobo sul’ by Publie uction, at the Court, a House in © hariottetown, in Queen's Sous in Prince Edward Island, on SATURDA the twenty-fifth day of August next, A | ISM, at the hour of twelve o'clock, noon:— — t ract, plece and parcel of land, site — a ‘ ying and being in Charlottetown aform — | said, bounded and described as follo that | isto say :—Commencing atthe angle of Pine c ; and Water Streets, on the north side of Water ~

and running along Prince Street northear. one hundred and twenty feet; thence east ly eighty-four feet to Town Lot Number ‘Twen- ty-two in the First Hundred of Town Lote ia Charlottetown aforesaid; thence south along the division line of Town Lots Nu | Twenty-one and Twenty-two one hundred twenty feet to Water Street aforesaid; along the north side of Water Street | tour ieet to the place of comme nocment, Sam is partof Town Lot Number Twenty-one | the First Hundred of Town Lots in Charlotte. |} tuwn, together with all baiidings, an rights, easements, advantages and @ ances whatsoever 10 the said premises ing Orin anywise appertaining. The above piece of lant will be sold ether | together or in parcels to suit purchasers at time of sale The above sale is made pursuant toa power of sate contained in a certain Indenture a } a igage bearing date the nineteenth day @f | vember, A D 1885, made between Jost . iiinnod Ellen Sarah Ball (his wife) of theon® part and the undersigned, Eustace & Hav vd, of the other part For ther purt culars asto tithe, terme of sale lotherwise, apply at the office of Wit

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Dated this twel ty-first day of July, « DIE EUSTACE HEATH HAVILAND,

ily2 oi law (mon \ ortgagee- Dominion Coal Company I The undersigned having been a

sole selling Agents in the Provinee ® Prince Edward weet for the above Com- pany’s Mines in C so Breton, are now

pared to issue orders for Round, §

and Run of Mis , and will keep & ;

etecth Kini of Cask on baal suppy customers at iowest prices, -

PEAKE BROS. & CO., Selling Agents Charlottetown, May 25, 1894—tf

Notice to Commercial Travellers,

n Commercial Travellers is th following sections of an AG he Legisiativ Assembly of Prine nd, Session 1864, intituled #28

t Direet tax on Certain ®

m and afier th ising of this Ae very casual trader not permanently

nth ‘rovin doing bu-iness withia Province, commonty know? as * Commercial Travellers,” and every person not ye rrancale ly residing in this Peori nee, and who sells ¢ither for himself or any goods, wares or merchandize in this P

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omer person any rovinee,

written matter, shall before he or she@ em upon the business o © selling any wares or merchandize, or soliciting OF can. vassing for such orders, pay to the Provi

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2 Upon payment of the said license fee or di t tax, the said Provincial Treasam®

all grant a license authorizing th person chs rein nam ed to+ell goods, wares and mee chand'ze in this Province, and 1 > solielt and CANVASS cM po rs for the anie, exehange oF

purcha * weres aml oerett with i vines ui renee shall be one yer ow ¥ poala so 08) whleh the said license shi be granted ¢ ae he longen®

%. * Any suc h € ‘ommereial Traveller or son Pot permanentiy residing in this of vince as aforesaid, who, after the passing this Act, shall sell any goods, wares or mem chandize, or solicit or canvass for orders Ff exchange or purchase of any merchat dl ze in any manner

d wit this Provinee without haw first pale d the said license toe or dive ard obtained the said n-e, shall for each every occasion upon which he or sie shal

< wares or merchandize, OP ran order for the . of any goods, wares oF said, be ii — le “ > oa the a Pre

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Act is now in for cense can be procur ed in Charlottetow® at th Provincial rreesury, in Summ from Wm. T. Hunnt Esq., in Georgetown George B. Aitken Esq ANGUS McMILLA®, Provine ial Secretary-Treasurels Provincial Treasury, P rince Edward Island, lith May, 189%

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