90 per cent Discount

We S na . ot of imple b ots — wom . boys misses and in mens, ’ chiidren 5

We have sold an enormous quan- tity of these goods, and they have

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as the purely accidental fires. They may come tu you at ary time. If freely imsured in my companies you are pio- tected.

E. R. BROW,

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

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If you want he best

quality of bread, pies and

cakes, you will have to come to us. We guaran- tee all our gouds to give

satistactiou, or your money refunded.

BESSIE’S WAY OUT.

Presented by a Careful Mother.

Bob and Bessie are brother and sister. Bob is 3 and Bessie is 4 years old. They have played together all their short lives, ind a perfect good comradeship had been

shed betwe them.

night before going to sleep Bob

his sister’s room for a pillow t or some other high old time. But of late their mother has thought that, as they ire now beyond their babyhood, it were wise to teach Bessie some little reserve. Accordingly the other day she called the small daughter to her and said:

‘Now, Bessie, you are growing up to be a big girl, so you must not let your broth- er see you in your nig

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‘**] can’t let you in, Bobbie,’’ Bessie was heard explaining, ‘‘mamma says that | musn’'t let you seemein my nightgown, but wait a minute.’’

lier mother, hearing this conversation, felt pleased that her lesson had been heed- ed. Then the door opened. Bessie stood proudly looking at ber father and mother and at Bob. She was receiving in due state. She was not in her nightgown. She had settled that difficulty by taking it off.—New York World.

An Old Blue Book, ‘The ‘Blue Book,’ as the official register of government employees is known,’’ says an old timer, ‘*] es quite an interest- ing book on comparison with the volume of less than 100 pages issued half acen- tury ago. Why, the mere sight of the offi- cial

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large volumes of late years will make an object lesson to young and old, to say nothing of what may be learned by in- spection. Where a few hundred officials were sufficient then for the transaction of the business of the government, many thousands now are required. The total force of some of the present bureaus ex- ceeds by hundreds the grand total of that period, and some of the departments could then muster less than half a hundred. The state department at that period included the home bureau of 16 employees and the patent office of 21, and with these had but 45 on the rolls. The postoflice department had 55 employees, the navy department, including 21 at the observatory, 85; the war department, including the pension office of 12 and Indian office of 13, had 113, and the treasury, including 77 in the general land office, 387. The ‘home’ (aft- erward named the interior) department bad not then been organized, and the pat- ent ollice and home bureau under the state department, the general land oflice under the treasury, and pension office under the war department a few years after formed the nucleus of the interior department. ’’— Washington Star.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 18, 1895

BOSNIA GYPSIES.

The Tribes of the Balkans Are Experts In Stealing Horses.

In Bosnia, as elsewhere, gypsies con- cern themselves largely with the buying. selling and breaking in of horses. Some | Strangers in the Balkans call certain gyp

sies horse dealers. Horse stealers sounds nearly the same and is often an equally true description. An engineer who bad made the survey fora projected railread in Servia told ime of an incident he wit- nessed at a horse fair. A farmer brought | in a fine young horse—far the best animal | in the fair—and was very proud of his mount. A gypsy dealer, with one eye screwed up and body bent to the shape of

the letter C, criticised the paces, saying | at last, ‘‘He would be a fine horse if he were not lame.’’ The farmer indignantly | denied the lameness,

**Well, trot him outand you'll see,’’ said the gypsy. At the end of this trial the owner cried in triumph, ‘‘He could not trot sounder!’’

The gypsy firmly repeated: ‘‘Lame! Gallop him, and you'll see it surely.” The man galloped his beast.

“‘Oh, he’s lame!’’ averred the gypsy.

**You’d see it yourself if another were on the horse. Let me show you.” And the owner alighted. The gypsy mounted, cantered a few yards, quickened the pace, reached the end of tho fair green, set spurs to the good horse and promptly disap- peared. Neither man nor horse was seep again thereabout.

‘*But are there no police in Servia?’’ J asked.

‘“The gypsy got across the frontier per- haps.’’

‘‘And no telegraph wires?’’ I persisted

“‘Notin the forests. And perhaps by night the horse had changed his color The gypsies will buy your old white horse from you in the worning and sell you a ; rather spirited young black horse in the

afternoon. You will wonder that the new | purchase seems to know the road bome,

but by next day his mettlesomeness will

have vanished, and in a little while his

black coat will be white again.’’ <Acci- | Gents happen even to those who are much | more acute than the son of the celebsated Vicar of Wakefield.—Catholic World.

The Coming of Baby.

happiness comes. The care and anxiety touch of the little handa and tbe sound ot the little voice. given to human beings is bringing healthy, happy children into the world. Over | thirty years ago the neede of women ap- pealed to Dr. Pierce, now chief gqp-ulting | physici+n to the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgi- | cal I: stitute, of Buffalo, N. Y. The resul: of his study improved by thirty years of practiee is embodied in Dr. Pierce’s Favor- ite Perecription. It strengthen, purifies aud makes healthy the organ» dietioct] feminine. It gives weak women the strength and health necessary for the production of healthy children and it mskes the bearing of those children easy. It is eure tocure any weakness or de- rangement peculiar to women; slops pain, soot her inflammenmon, strengthens, purifier,

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Neuralgia

in the head is almost invariably caused b decayed and abscessed teeth. Don’t suft needlessly when you can be relieved in few hours and cured in a few days by th careful treatment we will give you.

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when those old jobs must be done. Maybe its a root to be repaired, ora barn to be built, or perhaps your thinking of a house.

We Have a Tsard to Say

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studding, Laths. You will want some Lumber, we have just what vou peed, It will be to your advan-~ tave if you buy from us. We offer you fir-t c'ass Luraber, ata very «mall advance on cost, Inves-

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It is guaranteed longer than any other piano on the market.

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Because ? the new patent agraffe, cast in the frame of the Piano, makes it stay longer in Tune than any other. Because the old fashioned pressure bar on the string, secured by wood, screws into wood only-

It’s done away with in the new Heintzman Piaao. not sacrificed to price.

Call in and see the latest styles-

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The Prince Edward Island Music House Connolly Building, Queen St,

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