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Sethend , Lenetneatey Not-heads, Pamplr nt is peouliar. Don't forget it sam Fr DoLLags f . iO SAGES 2: Tae “ This is trne Liberty, when Free R..cn Men, baving te advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evatrpes, Suuneie Aibien ent
NEW SERIES.
CHARLOTTETOWN, P.
EK. ISLAND. THURSDAY,
APRIL 2
i, 1892.
VOL. 29.—NO. 267
Calendar for April, 1892
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ST GEUKUS PHARMACY,
LONDON HOUSE.
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S565 CASES
SPRING GOODS
NOW OPENING.
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HARRIS & STEWART,
Cherlottetown, April 1, 1892—eod & wky
———$ Oo
Disston's Saws, THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
We have in stock all sizes from 6 to 44 inch.
Leather Belting,
GOODHUE’S STANDARD.
MORRIS BLOUK. Directly Opposite the Post Office. |
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N anticipation of the arrival o” | Stock of TOILET AND FAN'Y ARTI
we will seli off tae remtatader
our Sprin;
Stock of ‘he above mamel articles at ereatly reduced prices, viz, Hair, Nail. Tooth and ‘loth Brushes; “rench, togtish. American and Cana
Perfumes and Fancy 4s *kias, [oon Preosrations, etc Ve keep o r u-nally fine line of HAVANA : alao, @ few fine & Cigars for retail trade =PIPE* TOB1CCOs, PUUCHES, CI GatETTES, ete. . agent far Oz ator Disinfectant Co, Montreal,
dan Soaps; sponges,
and Widiam Redam Miorvbe Kilier Uo, Mon- treal
Manufacturer of the celebrated DAVIES OINTMENT and NO 7 LINiIMENT. The best
Ointment aot Liniment ever offered to the pub ile. If you need either give us a call and you} will use no other after onve using this
F. De. DAVIES,
ap? Proprietor.
Another so saan
| Doe HAYNE3,—Dear Sir: Lam sorry you have | #0 mach to contend with No doubt it fs I sh «ll certainly de my beat |
ean-ed by jealousy to contradict any tal*e reporta I may hear, both | for your own sake aid my own I wou!ld re very ungrateful should Ido otherwise, after baving derived so much benefit from your medicine. You promised to cure me ia six montns from the time 1 commeneed takirg your medicine. bat I ain bhagpy te state tha’ [had not been taking i snore than three months when acu:e was elf ct ed; and after having c sulted a'!l the doctors in thi« vicinity without effect, the only con-olation I derived from any of them was that my disease (sick headache, etc..) had become chrunic and waa ipourable If this statement will be of any benefit to you, you are perfectiy welcome to pub lish it, Yours very traly, MRS. C B. POOLE.
Lower Moatague, 3'st March, i892.
DR. GEO A. BAYNES,
Specialist in Diseases of Women & Ch onic Diseases of Men. Office : Market Square, Ch’town, P. E. I. apls—dy & wky
JAMES A. MORRISON, HALIFAX.
AGENT FOR
WARRL \, CAKEBREAD & C0.,
TEA MERCHANTS,
London, «== England, ——AND ALSO——
First-Class West India Firms, etc.
SPECIALTIES: Tea, Sugar and Molasses.
Careful attention given to consignments of riace Edward Island Produce.
REFERENCK—Bank of Nova Scotia.
OFFISE —Pickford & Black’s Wharf.
Halifax, August 13, 1891—dy & wy
Lobster Packers, Attention |
THE subscribers are prepared to farnish LOB- Pen tt CAN3, Tolls. Pivs and Malt Pound may lined wien parchnent piper, which pro- eerste fish from acid, ec, nd mek 8 them
. ‘eh tfore salevule in the United Sates and Ligheh markets.
Several
_ ALSO -Paper Lining: of all sizes, without the Cans; 20) bags Liverpoo! alt Apply to
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We have in stock 2 to 12 inch.
The Best in Cauada.
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PRANK C. MORAN. “I itched Intensely!’
A TERRIBLE SKIN DISEASE Of Fight Years Standing “PERFECTLY CURED”
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GENTS :~—I wish to Inform the sufferin through you that SKODA’S GERMA} OINTMENT and SKODA’S DISCOVERY will cure the worst Skin disease to
be tound. This
RETTER sctoment ney
seem strong, but } think a true statement of my own ease, will convince the most skeptical.
For some eight years I have had a ter. rible Skin disease trom whi-h I have suffered untold misery. I have tried Physicians of repute and about all the so- ealled * eures,” but the result was failure.
My body was covered with white seales. I fehes Sueounsty, and — I — rub or scrate the acalea off—abarning sensation such as only THAN those afflic- ted as I was may know, tormented me.
My skin was so dry that my elbows, knees, hands, etc. would crack open so badly that they would bleed freely. My scalp was so that I could not comb my ,» and had to keep it clip- ped close te my head.
I have now used a half dozen bottles of SKODA’S aaa ond about eight ounces 0 3K A’S o OINTMENT. Tha result CG 8 > is lam PERFECTLY ce CURED. My skin is soft as am imfasts. Inatead of termeni I have sweet sicep at might, and a gcod head of hair.
FRANK C. MORAN.
MONARCH RED STRIP. We hive ia stock 4 to 12 inch.
Disston's Files, Machinery Qils, and other Mill Supplies. NORTON & FENNELL.
Charlottetown, March 25, 1892—2aw & wky
EXSHAW’S BRANDY
A HIGH-CLASS DRANK IN Champagne Cognac. J BISHAW & 0 2 Every Officers’ Mess
20,000 CASES | =n TEE
Exported to India in 1891 BRITISH ARMY.
Every Bottle protected agaiust fraud by a PATENT WIRE ENV ELOPE.
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CRYSTOGRAPHS,
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ARTIES using the Telephones would find talking much more satisfactory if they would observe the foliowing rules :—
lat. Speak with the mouth about four inches from the transmitter. 2nd. Soeak in a moderate tone of voice, not too loudsiand distince'ly.
3rd. Place the telephune so as to cover the ear,
just as if you wished to shut our all other sounds.
Do not press too hard on the ear.
It is possible to talk and bs heard when atand- ing back tw>or thrse feet ‘rom the transmitter, if you shout loui enough, but it is nor a pleasant mode of conversation, is entirely unnecessary, and is a useless waste of wind and Jungs, besides va very avnoying toall within range of your voice.
ROB ANGUS,
ap? Manager.
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The disagreeable - tasie of the <~ GOO LIVER OIL
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Obituary.
We are e lled upon to-day to chronicle th: death of two highly re:pee ed residents o Crapaud—Mr. Edward Rogerson «nd Mr James Cameron—who have recently bee: called very suddenly away. Mr. Rogerson was in the 68h year of his age, and leaves behind him a widow, sister of Isaac Smith, Eeq., of Crapaud, and one daughter, Mr« Robert Moore, of Westmoreland. Two brothers also survive him — William and Thomas, William being the eldest of the family, and Thomas the youngest—and a large circle of relatives
Mr. Cameron was in his 77:h year and leaves behind him a widow, three sons and three danghtere. One son and three daughters are living in the States. The two soas living here are k. H. Camerou, of the firm of Mc- Lean and Cameron, and W. W. Cameron, Augustine Cove. Mr. Rogereon was a mem- ber of 3t. John’s Episcopal Church, Crapaud, and was buried in the cemetery here on Saturday, the i6’h inst. Mr. Cameron was connected with the Methodist Church, and was buried in the cemetery at Tryon on Friday, the 15th inst. The funeral processions in both instances were very large, The | bereaved families have the sympathy of the entire community.
Family ties are broken, We know not the reasons why, But God, who knowest ali things, Will reveal to us bye and bye.
Crapaud, April 18, 1892.
Freveh Village, Lot 37, has lost one of its m st estimable ‘citizens in the person of; Elisha K. Coffin, Esq, who departed this life on Thursday morning, J]4:h inst., aged 71 years, Deceased possessed many excellent qualities which won for him the respect of all who had the pleasure of bis acquaintance. A warm, generous, open-hearted man, whose hand was ever ready to help the needy, and whose home was ever open to the stranger as well as to the friend. He was a most hospitable and kind-hearted msn in his own home. He for anumber of years held the office of Supervisor under the late Govern- ment and faithfully performed the duties in connection therewith. He was a consistent member us well as a liberal supporter of th: Presbyterian congregation of Mount Stewart and West St. Peters. The high esteem in which he was held by all classes was shuwn by the large number of people that followed his remains to their last resting place. He leaves a widow and three suis who bave the sympathy of the community in their bereave« ment,
(Island papers please copy.)
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Morell Floating Bridge.
Srx.- As the contract for rebuilding Morell Floating Bridge has been awarded, we would cali the attention of the Government to the importance of having an inspector appointed to that work who wili see that i: is coustcucted according to plan aud specifica tion. This isan important matter in which the whole district is interested. We want an inspector who is under no man’s thumb, and who is in such a position that he values neither the emiles nor frowns of the cm- tractor. We want to see this bridge built properly, and the above is the very first stept to thatead. A word to the wise is sufficient.
ReEsIDENT,
Morell, April 20, 1892,
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Dangerous to Life.
Srr,- I wish to ask the Commissioner of Public Works, is he ignorant of the state of Naufrage Wharf? The past summer the | bridges on this highway were destro ed and ‘the road was covered with stones, logs, &c ! ;The Government has not tried to discover the offenders or to repair the damage. It is time for the Commissioner and his stupid subordinates to make a move. They should either repair the road or close it legally, but the crime of cutting down bridges should be stopped and punished. A stranger travelling by night is liable to lose his life by driving in to those broken bridges.
SAFETY.
April, 1892.
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Belfast Sea Captains.
S1x,—I will give you a list of ali the sea captains belonging to Belfast, who com manded ships, and their tonnage, coasting cap'ains not included, The first four on the 1 st are br thers :
Allan Campbell, commanded sailing ships from 150 t» 3700 tons.
Late Hector Campbell, from 150 to 1800 tons.
Alexander Campbell, from 200 to 800 tons.
Late Roderick Campbell. 200 tons.
Donald McR ie, from 2C0 1. 800 tons.
Late Donald McInais, from 150 to 200 tons.
Malcolm R McLeod, from 159 two 260 tons.
Roderick McKenzie, | tons. Angus Brown, from 200 to 600 tons. Late Mile Im M -Lean, 500 tons. Duncan McDougall, fiom 200 to 700 | tons. J. ho Angus Nicho'son, from 250 to 1465
from 150 to 300
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tons. John C Nicholson, from 200 to £50 tons Alexander McL od, 220 tons (surveying steamer)
Alexsnder McLeod, 200 tons; steam- ship, 220 tous. | Alexander McLeod, 350 tons. Neil M Campbell, 200 tons; steamship,
00 tons.
Wuili«m Welsh, from 200 to 600 tons. Roderick McRae, from 200 to 450 tons. Thomas MeRie, from 220 to 350 tons. David Angus McRae, from 260 to 325 tons.
tons.
John McPherson, from 200 to 500 tuns. | Late Neil McLeod, from 290 to 590 tons | Allan Finlayson, from 250 to 800 tons steamships from 260 to 1500 tons.
Michael OC -nnell, 300 tons
¥ Wiliam McPhee, from 200 to 800 tons
steamship, 2000 tons.
Late Thomas Young, from 100 to 270 Late Angus Young. from 100 to 270 tons.
Lite Roderick McLeod, from 250 to 700 “ops,
According to number of tonnage, Allan Campbell is the Commodore Cap'ain of Belfast; but Capt Finl»ysen, we must ad mit, although not cowmanding as big » ship, bas more responsibility. We must 4“y, with respect to these two men, that one occupies as high a position as the other,
List of Point Prim sea captains, coasting captains not included :
John Gillis, (now overluoker of the em- ploy of Roberts, of Liverpoo!) commanded sailing vessels from 350 to 2,640 tons. Maleulm Nicholson, from 800 to 2,240 tons.
Lite Samuel Nicholson, : from 800 tons; steamships, from 2,150 tons.
S»muel Buchanan, from 200 to 400 tons. Late Murdock McDonald, from 200 to 300 tons.
Peter Lockman, from 200 to 2,900 tons. Malcolm Lockman, 800 tons; steamships, 1,860 tona,
Alexander Osameron, from 200 to 400 tons; steamships, from 500 to 600 tons. Roderick Cameron, from 200 to 1,600 tons; steamships, from 500 to 700 tons Late Murdock McRae, from 200 to 600 tons.
Late Donald McRae, from 200 to 300 tons.
Martin McRae, from 200 to 400 tons. Alexander McRae. 230 tons.
Alexander McLeod, from 90 to 700 tons. Malcolm McLeod, from 250 to 500 tons. Allan McAul+y, 250 tons.
Alexander McAulay, 500 tons.
Maleoim Murchison, from 160 to 300 tons.
Late James Murchison, from 70 to 1,400 tops,
Late Peter Murchison, from 100 to 900 tons, steamships, 150 tons.
Late Murdock Murchison, from 160 to
6500 tons.
Neil M. ons. Hector M. Murchison, from 250 to 430 ons,
Late Hector Murchison, from 100 to 500 tons.
Late Angus Murchison, from 250 to 500 cons
Juhn J. Murchison, from 200 to 700 ons.
John James Murchison, from 250 to 500 tons
Samuel McLean, from 200 to 300 tons; steamships, 150 tons.
Late Alexander Hector McDonald, from 150 10 600 tons.
Late Samuel Murdock McDonald, (who crossed the Atlantic as a master at 18, youngest from P. E. Island) from 100 to 350 tons.
Archibald Finlayson, from 150 to 250 tons.
Kenneth Finlayson, from 150 to 400 tons,
Donald R. McRae, from 200 to 250 tons. BELFasTER.
Murchison, from 200 to 350
Dipx't Snow Up.—Easter Sunday was characterized by a colossal hoax on Ottawa people. The Free Press announced that an Englishman named James Wilson would svim Chaudiere falls and rapids ala Boynton, Te: thousand people rendezvoused at the falls in the afternoon, but no James Wilson putin appearance. After waiting two or three hours hours it gradually dawned on the crowd that they had been sold,
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charg
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Picket Wire Fencing.
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