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THE DAILY EXAMINER.

| Charges of

| Consolidated fund transfer

Last night some children and young

people under the able management of |

DECEMBER 29, 1893 Misses Mary and Ethel Palwer and others, |

gave an entertainment for the benefit of | the P. E. Island Hospital in the Masonic !

NOTES AND COMMENTS Opera House. There was a large audience ane present, who could not but have been, one

The Telegraph stat that the St. | and all, pleased with the event of the even-

Nut and Bolt Work are doing a ng the performan of “The Tables

eat deal work at present,and hav: lers | Turned” —a Christmas play f children, gh ahead to keep a full staff of men | of which the plot is brietly this: Two

i for the rest i the W ter ihe httle ones are hacover bina wo 1seearch-

eas t . w apid ¢ for Santa Claus, who shortly appears

This ia a neering report irom oul upor he scene, hera led by his ttend-

wna 1 | ant Snowflakes—a dazzling company of

eports from the States ttle girls, arrayed in white and scaftering

| . public accounts show that the snowflakes as they whirl abou sing.

‘ Cov silwaves has! But Santa Clausis not at his best He werabdiy reared, and that the ex feels that his s n werateril task—

penditures are ‘argely reduced For the ; he has never had a Clristimas intercolonial Railway proper, t even Atth imarnnouncement the chikiren emerge f last vear was $3,065,499, as ayainst mn their hiding place whence they had &? 945 442 1 the prev us year; and the eae j sas re vets in tine eu \v at rong the <penditure was $3,047,677 stead of | spruce trees, and offer to Santa ( is the $3,439,377 n 1892—a saving of $391,700. | enjoyment of Lis first Christmas, contre i! i ws that ief $493,935 | buted to by the children of all nations of

‘ rned rsurpins of $ 1,822 the world rh y are escort | to accom

l P. BE. i Railw: the stat plish this laudable design by a_ large that ‘ ‘ i eased by | white cat I'hen enters Jack Frost shortly

$5,248 and tl x penditu luced bv | followed by his Sprites—a second company SH5,254 U i } tl lecrease in ex- | of gauzily arraved fairies who sing of the pe ture a ints to 22 per cent. of the | freaks of Jack and his foll wers. Soon tal ountlay—a very much sary propor- | the two children relurn with representa

ute saving wn is ma Lute tives of all nations, and the revels in honor

of Santa Claus’ first Christmas proceed,

rhe sttention of tl Government is | Here we pause to express oul admiration rected to the pitches in t! roads near | Of the exce! ent setting at u is juncture,

s cit The complaints of the farmers Asa spectacular event nothing has ever them are many and continuous. | been seen upon the boards of a Char-

B the election (when work upon the ee wage to surpass this ae ads was not needed) crowds of men were [he forest glade, winter- -robed and star-lit | mployed in throwing up dirt t- now | is peopled by bands of pretty fairy chil- j ful . | ly dressed in spotless gauze and |

wher roads are full of pitches) not a| dren, lightly re Sj

i s i ve y , W pon giittering wi ith apangies, crowns and |

I — . | by o fu » thie | Wands heir graceful motions simulate y that “*y vcht ake creation the sof falling f snowflakes In the tf j W roa at over } ™! tle wa coumpany ¢ y of bet glith v dressed |

«| I ca ‘ children, representing all the uat ions ot the — march ever-changing line,

—Moncton Times: It is a significant} jp ple ie contrast with the outer circle

fact that the only Provincial Government 1 Canada that 18

ative Government of Quebe

ae Vey ie Claus’ Christmas appears, borne Ail |

present upon a sled by four pages dainti ly dressed

Coneery

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ee en oT Cee ~ THE SURPLUS WAS $1, 304, 666. Final Review of the Financial

Year, 1892-93. THE DEBT WAS INCREASED $549,605.

But There Was a Capital Expenditure of

$3,079,406 on Public Works, and $811,394 on Public Services.

CQheatien Gazette.)

The Public Accounts for the year ended

30th June last have been published. They show that Hon. Mr. Fuster was rather under the mark last session when he esti- mated that the surplus - the then cur rent year would be $1,250,500. The 1 ceipts on aecount of Consolidate t fun

were $38,168,608.85, and the expen litur $36,814,052.90, so that the actual surplus was $1,354,555.95—a fairly satisfactory showing. The gross debt at the close of the fiscal vear was $300,054,524.74; areets, $58,373,485.13, leaving the net debt $241,- 681,039 61, an increase of $549,605.17 during the year. This increase is account- ed for as follow : Expenditure on public works (capital)...... a $ 181,877.6: Expenditure on railways and canals (capital) Expenditure on lands (capital) Expenditure on railway sub- sidies

2,782,490.74

Dominion 115,038.39 811,394.07 inanagement on

139,951.16

loans

| Expenses in connection with

8,910.84 12.14

the Northwest rebellion.

$4, 039,675.01 Leas

| Sinking fund in-

of St aaaiiin and Frost sprite. Soon Santa | Sarpims ....... I

the? Provincial governments exct pt ; in pi ink and blue costumes—a etoc king 2. i se of British Columbia and New} very full. and ‘ ‘hung up” like that of any | Brunswick (the latter being 3 mon-| ehiid upon the corner post of his nursery grel) are controlled ntirely by the Santa, enraptured, hastens to secure | grit elrment. All are constanUy | his Cnristmas treat The stocking, | going behind Quebec provin Was | falling, discloses a sweet little |

} Oxford

brought almost to the verge of bankruptcy | child, who declares herself, in Santa by the Mercier regime, and had an annual | (@jgys’ loving arms to be “Christmas - Joy ficit of over a million dollars “eS | othe love of all the worid’s children | ting enormous subsidies to uselecs rail | poljed up in one tiny bunch.” The children ways. The Conservatives two years | one and all acter d the r parts in an easy, ave juced the expenditare by nearly | graceful and naiural manner. There was nillion, and have balanced the income | pot a hitch. The costumes were pretty in spending accounts the extreme, those of the nations accur- A‘ upie yf items from an Amer nm | ate and appropriate, the setting effective, per make suggestive Christmas reading | the singing good. An 1, when at Jast the principle of traries Chey | Christmas Star appeared shining brilliantly | in the blue heavens upon the pretty ‘All the Democrats in the employ of the | gr ups below listening in revereut silence Norwalk Iron Works, at Norwalk, Con: to the Christmas hymn wafted from a dis- ere discharged on Saturdas Employes | tance and the joining in the refrain as it ulso forbidden to read Democratic | floated away into silence the delight of |

ewspapers This action of the company | the audience culminated in heartiest ap-

} Sault Ste

| Welland canal

-, $2,095,513.89 ,354,555.95

vestment

Cash _ received from city ot St John and Car- leton & Brant railway... 40,000.00

$3,490,069.84 |

$549,605.17 debt is much

This increase in the viet more than accounted for by the expendi- ture on capital account mentioned in above statement, the detail] of which is as follows $ Canadian Pacific

Railway -. $413.836.49 Intercolonial R’y 228,984.79 Digby & Annap-

olis R’y Cape Breton R’y. & New

Glasgow R’y

2,190.62 59. 98 9.74

7,922,80

waiioonemady TISSUES |

207.00 145,983.21 30, a 38,79

811.59

Grenville canal Lachine canal Murray canal St. Peter’s canal. Marie. 539 801 25 8959.94

canal

Trent river navi-

gation 5. 962.47 StL awrence river and canzls 987,709.05

a FP

Cape Tormentine harbor..

Es ;uimault Grav-

12,600.61

dock scan 1.78420 | Kingston Gray- ing dock 18.612.54 Port Arthur har- bor and Kamin- intiquia river 9,561.77 Improvement of the St. Law- rence.. 7631851 ——— —- 181,877.63 D yminion lands 115,038.39

has created a storm of indignation in th plause One could not but feel that one town.” was the better fur having been there, so “A Spanish vessel landed twenty-five | elevating is the tone of this pretty Christ- ‘ Arne! » the coast of Florida sast | mas play. Let the re ader judge for him- K Und lay customs officers cap- | self from what Santa Claus has to sav to tured eighteen of them; they had been | the little ones at the cloze: thout food for three days “Sanra Cravs.—Oh! the old, old story. | [he Montreal Star says that these in- The never dving sweetness of that story 1} cidents seem to suggest th shadowy Forever new—this olden story ! And *¢ Russian alliance that 1s sometimes said to whispers a message that all earth’s joy- st with our Southern ah bells will yet catch and ring in sweetest a | accord. Children dear-—and yc, too, merry an Lkindly little Sprites, listen to Santa THOSE DEBENTURES. ; i Ree Claus, avd if he turn preacher remember | } | | what s day spea! It has never been poss ble. since the | ha _ ia peaks, 1 2 } > ristmas Star. how its soft beams sale of Prince Edward Island de ae _, ane Vane i,t ; ; ee by Meser eters and Kickham draw | light the wor | pt it know that the | - Bers av iUMitle e ... ‘ ‘ lo if ‘ 2 nich from the Government the slightest infer- aight the Wo traw gh. a ation 3 to the whereabouts of these Ihe Litde C rin ah, the joy and the is, or to ascertain who were the pos- | ‘ unfort brought to the world by this one sensors thereof Lately. however. some | ™08t radiant soul ! nformation m the snubiect lias Leer And the secret of Christmas :@ It not acquired. From the Thirty-eighth Mas- | that you and I are put here to be a fire of cchusetts Life Insurance Report, 1893, | '*' and service for others ? page 53, wi learn that the Etna Oh, Ive been finding out that to have a I Insurance Com paps of Hart merry Christmas is to give one to others. i ' ae Never shall [ forget the lessor nd as leng rd Connecticut hoids amone ite } sewer shall ywrget tne t 1, and as tong q s the rays of > Christmas Star are rr other property and securities, Prince | 8% “¢ Tay of the hristmas St ar age . rm Edward Island bends smounting to |" u world’s heart, so shall the fire of £100,006, of which it gives the cost value | 8¢"Y! » burn in this poor heart - . 4 ow iittle - . heer me it} as 97} percent. per handred dollars of | Wi h my | ttl Joy to cheer me, with market valne Yet, aceording to the this great thought to lead me on, so shall I Crovernment statements, 96 was the rice vo down the centuries, forever younger a- realized for the debentures Evidently | L older grow, for love and service will

be eternal!y

| Montreal and Western.. ; | Montreal and Champlain June. | New

$1,250, concerning w hile h notla we rd has ‘ 3 uns vith the joy of the een vouchsafed the public, has not been Christ Child accounted for, or, the remaining $58,400 NOTES f debentures, which were peddled dear one , : ! ' The importa parts of Dorothy and knows where, were sold at a tremendous . ; _ ; , | Norman were decidedly well taken by discount to bring the average on the whole ' ' “ar ' . 15 1, ‘ a little Miss Helen Palmer and Master $158 400 down to 96 if the $58,400 sold | -. 3 ; ; | . | Lione i I CAA, and the « horus of snowflakes |

at 96, then there is $1,250 unaccounted ;

for, in addition to the $806.09 never ratic ap mene, Se ler the leadership of little tactorily explained. Where is this $1,250? | M ise Laura a , Did it go mto the campaign iu nd ~ the : neneas “~~ could not have been “party of purity ?”—Summersi “of Journal, | more truly person tied than it was by the charming litt Miss LHlelen Peter?, whose | elegantly dressed pages, Masters Ernest NEWS OF THE WORLD. Dawson, Regie Clarke, Kenneth Richard< and Philip Palmer, were heartily ap

Villag re.

Christmas Eve

ter In Steven’

North d Andover, | John Wilton,

Nanded when they appeared Mase. on I ey apy

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Master Charles Karle secured a deserved |

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$3,079 ,406.76

The subsidies paid to railways amount t» $811,394.07, made up as follows : Atlantic and Northwestern ....$186,609.00 | Drummond County. i 12,435.00 Irondale, Bancroft and Ottawa 17,000.00 Kingston, Napanee & Western 1,856.00 133,388.00

15,1 60.60 Coal and

Giasgow Iron,

Railway Co. ‘ 32,945.84 Ottawa and Gatinean V alle y Parry Sound Colonization Port Arthur, Duluth Western. Quebec and Lake St. John

St. Lawrence and Adirondack Temiscouata

28,820.00 114 4,125.00

24,448.00 21,150.00

Tobique Valley . 41,674.46 $811,394.07 THE SINKING FUND,

The total amount of the sinking fund to the 30th June last was $30,678 989 18, or about 10 per cent. of the gross "debt; and in this connection it may be mentioned that with the exception of a 6 per cent. British Columbia loan for $453,573.34, which falls due on Ist April next year,

| none of the funded debt of Canada pavable

| the last five per

spinner, be at his wife, Emily A., to de ath. | encore for Ais capitally sung solo; and Mr The murier was the outcome of family | Thomas McLean as Santa Claus was “jnat quarrel, Wilton is under arr perfect.”

The boiler of the Alexandria lumber The White Cat, impersonated by Master mills across the river from Knoxville. Rob Cotton, “brought down the house,” Tenn., blew up on the 22nd with a terrible | Miss Annie Hyndman’s excellent sing- } report. Four men are known to have | ing in Part I was very thoroughly enjoyed | heen killed and ye rhaps others, besides a by the audience, a3 was demons trated by

imber that were wounded the very hearty encore that she reeeived.

A despatch from Buenos Avres says a At seems & pity that an entertainment

re engagement between the Bra . which would so delight very many young

irg and the Government troops is chil iren—too yeung to attend at night-— reported to have taken place at Itajaby, should not be repeated for their benefit of Desterro. The number of killed | Lt Would be Christmas charity if the man

agement would arrange for a repetition

uid to be 400, and in addition a I ‘ number sid t | 4 beer ind sume afternoon Any risk of there being imber 1s sald to have cen wound- } . . ; 3 The Government forces are said to | 2 Snancial loss could be avoided by ar- ; = = : | ranging for the repetition if so many tickets have captured he rebel DBrazilia war oe t fw » Malor were sdld before a certain date. We tru-t ' _ | the good people in charge will at once in- a ae » Sep ee - hae terest themselves in the matter. Carnagie Steel We rks at Homestead, Pa.. n the 25rd, 14 men were entombed by a oe aaa care i ‘'ne wae dead when taken yt, ite Was Convinced, snd four others were very badly injured . . and may die The remainiu nine an A man in Nova Scotia was in doubt as \ alining ne at ! entombed The search waa contit to the genuineness of the reported cure of vetiaie : ’ ' yi ontin- ed for the men until there wv Nanamel sal Mrs. Bernard Maguire and ex-Councillor | i nen until there was dang rf another cave on work wi aspen | Lingley, of Petersville, Queen’s Co., by a th ie of onsite, ‘wun : course of Hawker’s Nerve and Stomach ed | Tonic and Hawker’s Liver Pills. - He lwo letter big ’ | wrote to Squire Lingley, and that gentle » letters have hee n meke Ty e fe : : : fe ee the | man promptly assured him that the testi at Albiline, Kan., by a Cee Pl ; : monials were gennine. ere an, referring to the attempt to apt ure aot = ee Baby Rutl Ove letter says: “ We have : ; led to make two jobs out of the Advices concerning the famine in Cen- White Honse busine We will take the | ttal Asia show that in the Volga district t child first. We can get her aff | the government is forcing the peasantry to

Mollie will get her andl hand her | Pay in money the loans for food and corn to us, and we will keep her until the | giveu in famine years, and at the then ex-

vard is offered. It means thousands to | isting rates. The distress in Turkestan is

ws to get this child, Ruth, and we wil] cet | C@u8ing a syndicate of grain merchants to her, too, in January.” The letters arc | Taise the prices artificially. believed to Le the work of a crank innate

\t Montgomery, Ill., on the night of the Auction sale of crockery and glassware,

24th, Adolphus L. Babcock, 22, and Ella | silverware and fancy goods, to-night at Revatta, 16, went to the Christmas festivi- | 7.30 o’clock, at Mr. P. Monaghan’s store, ties at the Montgomery Church, After- | Queen Street; also, to-morrow night at vards the girl went walking with another | 7.30 o’clock.—C I Morrison, Anctioneer, boy Babcock met them on the street, dec29 grabbed the girl and shot her, the ball —

eatering the lung near the heart and lodg- ing there He then prlled out his jack- knife and cut his throat four times. The niuriated people would have lynched him if they had not thought he would die. Both are still alive, the chances are | avainst their recover’

Hivwpreps of ladies in ill health have ' been or are being restored to health and strength by the use of Hawker’s Tonic it has become the great and popniar — family remedy. odetei a ET Li et

Dr. Nansen, the Arctic explorer, who is trying to cross the Arctic Ocean; sailed from Chahova, on the North Siberia coast, early in August.

their depredation, and a of outrages have been com- mitted by them since the cold weather be- caw in the Sierra Madre Mountains, where they have their stronghold Information | Blankets, robes, , at all prices, was browght to Hermoiselle » Mex., of a! che “ap at McKay W Foelee Cc ompany.

raid made by a force of about 50 Yaquine, dec20 61 npoR @ ranc h near the ttlement of Jaizee, a few days ago. The ranc hes were | located in the valley of Yaquin River, and

during their raid the Indians not o niv des- ;

The Yaquin Indians have started winter campaign of large number

mm anamee:

rugs

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USE SKOLA’S DISCOVERY, the great luod aud Nerve Remedy.

troyed by fire all the reside *nces and build. |

ings, but killed four co tl

an Certainly the largest assort- ment of perfumes and toilet articles in the city, priced very low at Watson's Drug Store.

whoys who resisted he driving off of several hundred head of

livo stock “by the raiders

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in London (which amounts to $201,615,- 480.55) matures until October, 1903, when cent. loan, amounting to $2,403,333.34, and the first four per cent, loan for $7,300,000 falls due. sinking fund will, therefore, time to grow before any serious call is made on it. The amount added to.it dur- ing the year was $2,095,513.89. During the year the sum of $2,237,978.53 of the debt was resumed. This redemption and

the heavy expenditure for public works |

and railway subsidies, as shown above, absorbed the receipts from the savings |

banks and other sources, a temporary loan of $1,460,000 in addition

to issues of stock to the extent of $2,904,- 438.13, of which over $2,800,000 was

taken up by English investors.

THE SAVINGS BANKS. The savings banks’ account for the year show a decided improvement over

recent years, and the Post Office

indicate not only that and Government Savings

| Banks have got over the effect of a reduc-

tion of interest four years ago, but that the country has been fairly prosperous and the people have been able to add to their savings. The deposits during the year were $11,155,838.15, to which haa to be added the amount of interest, $1,365,- 802.44, making in all $12,521,640.59. TLe withdrawals amounted wo $10,201 ,532.12, showing that the cash receipts exceeded the withdrawals by $954.306,93, while in 1891-92 the cash withdrawals exceeded the deposits by $1,190,058.58. The amount standing tothe credit of depositors on the 39th of June was $41,819,656.10, an in- crease over the previous year of $2,320,- 103.49.

The receipts from Dominion lands dur- ing the year were $285,596.07,

ANNUAL COST OF THE DEBT.

The rate of interest paid on the gross debt has steadily decreased since 1878, when it was 4.02 per cent. to 3.26 per cent., which is .04 less than last year, and the lowest point ever reached, except

in 1884. The net rate of interest paid was 2.88 per cent., as against 2.93 per cent. last year. This is the lowest peint reached

since 1886, when it was 2,86.

During the year silver and copper coin- age to the amount of $215,000 was pro- cured for the Dominion through the office of the High Commissioner for ‘Canada, the profit on which was $57,924 40,

The Dominioa notes in circulation at the end of the year reache] $18,448,- 493.80, and on the 3lst of October was $19,844,248.05, being close to the limit of $20,000,000 established by the act, and the Deputy Minister says that it~ will be desirable to introduce legislation at the next session Of Parliament to allow of an

104,380.00 |

76,471.79 |

The |

have ample |

and necessitated |

XAMINER ‘ : : :

YEAR'S MAGAZINE,

A NEW

s R. Stockton, in his own deligh continues to make | interesting in

Frank fully humorous way, the irrepressible “Pomona”

the second instalment of her correspon- dence with her old “Rudder Grange” |

© " ! 1 mistress. These letters, under the title }

of “Pomona’s Travels,” can only - found in the January Ladies’ Home Journal. Mrs. Burton Kingsland stri the key- note of the times by giving some very practical suggestions for a new form of entertainment under the title “Kitty: Cent Luncheon Clube.” “How I Became an Actress” is the theme of a most valu- able bit of au tobiography from the pen of Adelaide Ristori del Grillo. A sketch, with portraits, of Mrs, Donelson W ileox, who was born in the Wi hite House during the admini-t: A nnd ew Jackson, |

kes

Mion O1

and instructive |

on Old China.”

Morse Earle is interesting in “Stamps and Marks Mrs. Frances Hodg Burnett and Mr. Birch continue to delight with fact and } picture concerning “Little Lord Fannile roy.” Women evérywhere will be de- lighted with “Embroideries for a Dining Room.” by Mrs. Barnes-Bruce; * Acces- sories to a Girl’s Room,” by

Anna T.} Roberts, and Mrs. Mallon’s fashion pages, which are charmingly illustrated by Frank O, Small. Harriet Ogden. Morisen gives ane xquisite page of “Eeclesiastical Em- broidery, M: acd lonald Oxley writes of “Literary Recreation. Chibs.” Mothers will be interested in Miss Scovil’s “Kinder- | garten Work at Home,” and all house- keepers will be he! Iped hy Miss Parloa’s “Honsehold Hints.” Altoge -ther this New | Year Journal, with its exquisitely designed cover by Mr. Wenzell, is an ideal number, | and worth many times its price of ten l cents. The Ladies’ Home Journal, with a | circulation of over 700,000, is published by the Curtis Publishing Company, of | Philadelphia, for ten per number and one dollar per year.

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Syrupof Figs

Produced from the laxative and nutri- tious juice of California figs, combined | with the medical virtues of plants known- to be most beneficial to the human evatem, | acts gently’ on the kidneys, liver and how le. effectus ally cleansing the dispelling colds and headaches, | ing habitual constipation.

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“A sympathetic spirit 18 one of the chief |

| pre-requisites to all good conversation. No | } matter what natural gifts a man may |

possess, what depths of thought, or bre adth } of knowledge, or brilliance of expression,

| if he does not interest himeelf in other | people, look at things from their stand- | | point, sh: _ in their feelings, and be as | ready and glad to listen cordially as to | talk freely, he will never be a sood cou-

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| No.1 beaver collars and cuffs at | bargains at John McLeod & C '

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TELEGRAPHIC.

Desparcues to Tye Examiner

Governor Boyd's Will.

Sr. Jouy, Dec. 29.

The will of the late Governor Boyd leaves all his property to his wife, with two or three small bequests to servants and relatives. He states in the document which is in own handwriting, that other bequests he had intended to make to friends and public institutions he has to been lessened

his

omit “as my property has hy those who returned me evil for good, | and but for whose had doings I might

and have given

ten vears ed at $160,000, half of which was destined

lin the will to build a eollege for the edu- cation of poor Irish Loys. The Bishop, however, refused this sum of money, and we have never heard anvthing about the matter since. Owen Connolly was my i father’s brother, and if you can give me any information as to the manner in which his property was disposed of, you

will greatly oblige,

Signed, Magere Coynouiy.”

iu Charlottetown some years ago.

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The Law as to ‘ Gloves.” Fla.,

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 29.

Mitchell and Corbett were arrested here |

cording to a pre-arranged programme of

the Dav: al Athle ‘tic Club, to test the Jaw in

this state in reference to glove contests. Each gave bonds in $1,500 to appear be- fore the criminal eourt on hte 2.

a

A Paying Ri Railway.

~ Jboxnes, Dec. 29.

The Windsor and

Company has declared a dividend.

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Skating Match.

Sr. Joux,

Dec. 29 between by Breen by

The match race Hugh McCormecik was won hilf a lap in 10.14.

Santa Claus Farewells.

} To Geo. Carter & Co. Lam verv well pleased with the manner | wishes goods have | been as well selected and the prices so low that I have had very little trouble in pleas- |

in whieh you have carried out this Christmas season. Your

my

Annapolis Railway per cent |

Breen and

ing my friends, both young and old. Jf | yuu continue todo as well as this, vour ; Store will be my headquarters every

Grand Yew Yea

ENTERTAINMENT !

| you have to sell below their value. Fare- | Half Proceds for Benefit of the | well i} Kamer comes again. Widows and Orphans of the | Sant rz Cavs Wrecked Seamen ef the | a

Gracie M. Parker.

MR. J. E. WELSH, assisted by his pupils and some of the best Musiéal and Literary talent of our city, will give the above Entertainment

AT THE LYCEUM,

—_ON——

Friday Evening, Jan. oth,

Tue Programme will appear carly next week.

ve mn, 25c.; Reserved Seats, 35c. ; Children, 15 and 25 cents.

dec29—3i pat guar

KILTY WHISKY.

The Celebrated KILTY TY WHISK Y—the finest of Scotch Whiskies,

BYRNE BROS., Queer Street, Next to Watsen’s Drug Store. dec29—6i pd

ALL INTERESTED,

READ THIS!

All persons indebted tous by noté of |

hand, book account or otherwise, will | please take notice that their accounts

| mus st be settled at once,

All amounts not paid February lst, 1894, will be sued for without further

notiee. Call and settle and save expense.

POOLE & LEWIS.

P. S.—We have on hand a large stock | of Lumber, suitable for Building pur: | poses, in 1, 1}, 2 and 3 inch Pine, Spruce and Hemlock Boards, 1} inch Flooring | and Sheathing, Studding, Scantling, 2 and | 3 inch Spruce ‘and Hemlock Plank, Lathes | and Palings, Cedar and Spruce Shingles, } Cedar Posts, Lime and Brick, eic., all of | whieh we will sell low for Gash, as ‘out | whole stock must be cleared-out by opet 7 ing of navigation. Come and examine | and get genuine bargains.

o~ } *4

POOLE & LEWIS Peake’s No. 3 W hart.»

Ch’town, Dec. 21, 1893—3m eal&wy

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It is the perfection of the well | matured plant properly cured | by expert g-owers. — Mild flavored, bright and of match- less quality; “Mastiff Plug Cut pleases the most fastidious,

inerease of the limit when necessarv.

| J. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmond |

| Virginia; and Montreal, Canada

|; Xmas,

Pins

You are well aware like goods that are New and you must try and always Goods as you had this year. vise you to clear out at once

all the

We would not think - disregarding the | & person as Sar ita Claus, so we place on sale all the balance TOYS at out of the Come quick and get first choice |

advice of so experienced

of our FANCY GOODS prices that question. and genuine bargains. GEO. CARTE” & CO, 187 Queen Square.

and place competition

Headquarters for Holiday Gifts.

dec27

No oxe need pity you if you die of con- sumption, without having tried Miller’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oi!, “ the kind that

Rings set with rubies, pearls, opals, diamonds, gar-| nets, ete., also emeralds and |

turquoises, which are

‘latest fashion.

New and pretty designs n/ Brooches.

from 10 cts. up.

Studs.—A_ nice of Front Studs Scarfs Pins.

assortinent and Gents’

Links.—A |; arge line of Cuff Buttons and Links, including | the “ Anti-Swear.”

Bracelets, Necklets & Lockets.

Chains.—Victoria and Al- bert Chains in solid, quarter | gold and one-tenth gold,

Purses and Tablets. Card Cases and Paper Knives, sil- ' ver mounted.

Come and see our handsome

j > | Presentation Watches.

Beautiful Engraved Watch- 'es for the Ladies, in silver and gold. Better value than ever.

Watches, Cheap.

Nickel or Silver Cases, suitable for the boy’s or girl’s

how much I and UP TO DATE, have New | I would adl- a Toys | and Faney Goods you have left, even if

kmas Presents, 48

the |

. FRI DAY.

and whem he afleetion: nny termed “The | have lived a happier life ; - ce.” furnishes | largely to many persons and ob; yects that Sunshine of the White House,” furnishe : tl bi 1 The econd instalme nt of | I had in view. Jhe real estate is va ues ve biograsiis i "seco d instal } kp owt - ; , Mr. Williuin Dean towel “My Literary ~ $25,000 and personal property at $ assions.> is fell of interest as the first and | 000. Be 7 wo well worth reading. The editor dis: | : wsees with niuch earnestness the vexed An Anxious Relative. nesti the educati ; American | ~ question of tac cancaticn of our j a a a rirls. Miss Julia Magriuder’s de il” rhiful : MonNTREAL, De —# serial, “A Beautiful Alien,” which grows The following letter was received at the incharm and interest as it sroceta, City Hall here, the same being dated at furnishes the fiction. The four prize | “Hempstead, Texas,” : ay to whie ly were awarded the prizes “Dear Sin,—Did you know Owen Con- “The Jourual’s Musical Series” of la~t nol!y . who died in Montreal ontam alan oo ati are given in their entirety. Alice ae? He left a foriune ousteniiah,

ee 20,

evervtl need n next ve Ov.- °F cent. a hig money. folks like

' Moncy

Honest Bargains in Garpets! |

No doubt the above represe nts the well- ’ known and weaitl iy por kk dealer, who died j

PRY

trom 1 Fave y? ‘ sacrifice A word to careful saving you

iirt,

1883.

r oc . oe if 1 i vou need or mat GOUGDS during the

JAS. ATON .& from 1d to 30 per earce. We " ake

because we warn

is Sufficient. : i

~ viel - —— — ENN

“We have more Stock than we want.”

“Hf it’s

“Our Carpets | “Because they are

| “We must have room.”

-aton & Co's. it’s “We sell low because we have to.” “Our Prices are away, awry dowa.” , ‘aut help lasting.” :

rood.”

good.”

“Our Dress Goods are the Newel.”

ee

HAR

! LET’S stuff on low for

SPOT CASH.

TALK TOGETHER ! i hand that we will want out of sight. Look out for BARGAINS this week at s

We are about taking

“Our Fur Goods are the finest ia town,”

lot of offer it

have

will

and will

stock,

To enable us to do s> we

JAMES PATON & 60'S,

The FPepular Cheap Store.

AND AS A

HAVE HAD

TOKEN

500 Pairs Boots,

OF

SU

THANKS

Shoes and Slippers

BA

but

OFFER

OHS

WE WILL

AT HALF PRicCE.

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cures” coughs, colds, bronchitis and all 4 I pulmonary diseases. very bottle war- ®

ranted. No oily tasie like others. In big

rome 50 cents and $1.00, at all | Charlottetown, December 28, 1893 —dy druggists. — &

Thimbles with reil ston

tops, very durable.

Napkin Rings,S-ent Bottles,

and Saucers. |

| Gold- lined Cups

ELEGANT TEA SERVICES

with Urn complete.

Marble and Imitation Mar-!

ble Clocks.

wenibae of lense is not known

‘first watch.

Timepieces in Faney Gilt, Luminous Dial Alarm Clocks, Opera and Field Glasses.

Ebony Canes, Mounted

A very nice Present for ‘some would be a pair of Gold or Silver Spectacles or Eye- ‘glasses to suit. If the right we can, after Xmas, change ‘for any kind required.

BARGAIN TABLE |!

We have put a lot of Wood, Plush and Leather Jewel Cases and Fancy Goods on a separate table, which we offer at 25 per cent. reduction, as we are closing out this lot.

Chi'dren’s Rings, Cups, and Knife, Fork and Spoon.

. W. TAYLOR,

Cameron Block, Charlottetown.

Charlottetown, December 11, 1893.

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3 . ‘Protect

j

tome by insuring it against Fire with S R. (Srow ee ____GRARLOT?: ETOWN

FIRE LIFE, ACCIDENT.

‘Your a

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| must go.

| |

And We are _ Giving ‘Great Bargains.

North Side of Quean Square, - - + = Qpposits the Fost. Office.

Charlottetown, December 19. 189%— iv & wky

FOR C

Everybody Eiead This!

This year we find our stock that we are compelled to secure advantage. next to our own, and for one month will offer all our stoek of Fancy Goods at big discounts.