THE DAILY BEXAMISER,

CHARLOIVMETOWN,

JULY 11 1823

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without a xception the most beauti ful we ba ver seen Of a rich hoco!. kid witha cord tip and hands sting they have 4 stvie W 1a th Ww und can x I dl \ ted

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Alley &Co,

The Shoeist

Fire Insurance Protects You

against

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

they are

the carelessness

of your neighbor, as well

as the purely accidental

fires. They may come

tv you atary time. If

freely insured in my

companies you are pio- tected.

E. R. BROW,

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a Silver Cake, a Princess Cake

ora Light Fruit Cake, you can-

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not do better than to give) us your order. They’re 16¢ pe

r lb, TeL_erHoxr 98.

D. STEWART

ECLIPSE BAKERY / BAKES BEST BREAD.

Use i ates laundry and scouring soap. mervel of cheapness unsurpassed n excellence.

Use Rovat Oak in the Laundry.

white clothes.

Use Jvunitee for ‘ ight Laundry. washday.

the ti vilet

tchum Soap Works.

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fotos fiviehed in a tther on Glossy or Flat paper. old Stand Grafton St.

We have also a new and splendid stock China, Glaes and Podeat reasonable prices.

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Grafton St. Mon sic side of Market House.

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en perior manner,

Picnic Drinks

orders for Picnic Supplies, such «8 Frnit Syrups, Lime Juice, Gingeraie, Cider, Conf'y, Nuts, and Fruits.

Our prices are low and our goods A l in quality.

SANDERSON & CO

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Soap! soap!

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Happy homes, easy quick work, snow

and

Makes child's play of

J.D LAPTHORN & CO.

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We are making all the latest styles of

At the

Eartheu ware, fine

We make a spe scialty ot fi lling

veal and Other lems, a sntANS Deavp.—Mrs Jordan i died a Ke gstou, Ont, last week at the a | Of iVo vears | sbiciiha Ciry Councu..—The regular monthly meeting of the City Council will be held this ev ng at the usual time, DEA k uw Lockxsaw.—George W Mc- Vittie. 1S years of age, died at Hamilton, Ont, last week from lockjeaw. A nail ran

into his foot.

A Bie Porato.— Last week a potato

grown on the farm of Mr Geo 8 Wilson, of Cambridge, was placed on our own table. It wasdug on July Ist, and weighed 9 ounces.—Uagetown Gazette.

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—It is said that the Shrine of St Anne

on Suaday of last 900 visitors on the

Sr AnNeE DE Beaupre 2,000 people visited de Beaupre, Quebec, week. There were Mcnday following.

Magisrrate’s Covrr.—Before J. T. Mellish, Eeq., J. P., four assault cases were disposed of last week. ‘T'wo persons fined, and in the

Ld pre fer 30 bee strnek by lightning.” While at work in a field a day or two later Kane was siruck by lightuing and killed.

Ox Tue 281rx.—Al!! pleasure~seekers should remember the date of the League of the Crose picnic at Midgell. It will be held on the beautiful grounds of Mr Bat- tereby, known as Battersby’s Park. Fish- ing, bathing and beautiful scenery are all to be obtained there. The usual and amusements wil! be on the grounds. Dox't forget to attend.

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An OLp cCor.—Mr. Christopher P. Gallagner, » Bangor, Me., grocer, recen:ly discovered in his collection of old coins what sppears tobe an American silver dollar of the coinage of 1804, said to be worth about $1,100. Where, or when he got it, Mr. Gallazher®does vot kaow, but he’s glad to have the old dollar, and is now negctiating for its sale to a New York collector.

A Very Nice Qvestion.—UColonel Bul- len, sessions judge of Bassein, has puzzled the jail authorities Ina recsnt caee in which & woman was stabbed in an abduc- tion case the sessions judge sentenced the crimival to undergo four years’ rigorous imprisooment for abduction and to be hanged cn the capital charge. The caimin- al hae appealed and among the grounds of ¢ppeal raised it is seriously pointed out that the learned seasions judge omitted to epecify which punishment should be carried out first. the hanging or the im- prisonment.—Advocate of Ind a, Bomta”.

Aw Ovp Newsraner.—The Fourth of Jaly numberof the Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post has been received. With the new volume the paper begins ite one hun tired »nd seventy-first year, making it the oldest weekly publication in the Unit ed States ithaviog originally been founded by Benjamin Franklin in 1728. The con- tents of the rumber before us iaclude a eketch of the first Fourth of July, show- ing Independence Hal] as it wae’ in the days of ’76, and an article descriptive of a fourth of July atthe North Pole. There are also several interesting stories and other readable matter. The Post is pub- lished weekly at 425 Arch Street, Phila- delphia. The subscription price ie $2.50 per anoum or 5 cents per copy.

We thanking

years.

N. B.—An all outstanding quested.

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PSPPRER IN OLDEN TIMES.

Dr. Adolph Miller, of Philadel phia, pre-

sdent of the Pennsylvania Mycological Club, in a dissertation on the pepper plant, says that during the middle ages, in

importaut of all Venice aud other commercial |} central Hurope were trathe: im.pepper fora large awd of wealth. Its importance as nears of promoting commercial activity and civ

ilization during the middle ages can hard}y

be overrated Tribute was levied ia pep- per,,amd'donations were made ia-this spice which was frequently also used as a medium in place of money. When the imperial city of Rome was beseiged by Alaric, the king of the Goths,.im 408,A.D.,

the saneoen demanded included 5,000 pounds of gold, 30,000 pounds of silver and 3,000 pounds of pepper;. ilustrating the i importance of this spice at that time.

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LOCAL NOTICES.

the spices. cities

their

Paris Green— Two tons for sale at low- est prices at Carters’ Seed Store.

5 bbla fresh cocoa sbells most delicious drink.

just in. A Wholesole or re-~

tail. Print butter, 16 cemts, at Brace’s

| Grocery.

Fresh S:rawberries to azzive tonight at 6.30. Will be sold cheap, at Brace’s

| Grocery.

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were two cases com- plaints were dismissed. All the parties live in the Royalty. as Sravck sy Licsryine.-—-A strange story |

comes from Middleton, N Y. John Kane, « farmer, in a conversation with a friend about the causes of death, said: *] hope when my time comes ll go suddenly, and

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roods, like men, must have a good repu tation to be successful.

A man may be rich » money, but if he is poor in character itis very little credit that he wi!'l get.

Try us fo rstaple dvy goods. Flannelletes 5c, print cottons 4c, dress muslins 10c.— W D McKay.

See our ready to wear pants at $1, $1.25, $1.50, and $2.00, all sizes, all styles.—W D McKay.

All straw hats reduced to half price. See

our 20c and 25c hat, worth double the money.—W D McKay.

“Fleetwood,” 2354, stands at Andrew Doyle’s stables, Grafton Street, every Fri- day. Balance of time at Albert Craswell’s, Rustico. In breeding and in individuality this grand heree is not surpassed on the Island and Mr. Craswell expects to give him a mark of 2 26 or betier this fall like he gave his brother Shaver last fall. Breeders should see “Fleetwood”

151 2i d iw.

See the muslin we offer at 10c per yard. Also prints at 6c, 80 and 10c.—W D Mackay.

Dress muelins at 10c¢ per yard; prints at 6c and up; flannelette 3c and up, at the Bargain Corner.—W D McKay.

Delicious, crisp, early cabbage, ‘‘as nice as cauliflower and as tender as chicken,” so they tell us that use them, early beets, turnips, spinich, radish and lettuce, choice lemons, and last but not least, mushrooms at Gay ‘s atalle in market—every day at nursery gardens head of Prince Street (Telsphone.) m & t 2w

Men’s working pants at $1, $1.25, and $2.00. All styles, all sizes.— W D Mackay.

To Cure a Cold in one Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Table‘s All Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure, 75c¢ For Sauk. ion sail Abegweit fast, sailor, newely painted and overhauled thie spring. —A W Weeks, Charlottetown, 145 6i e od wk 4i.

BE SURE you get what you war, when you ask for Hood’s Sarsapie rilla. Unequalled in Merit, Sales, Cures’, There’s no substitute for HOOD’S.

We ‘tee to oben 4 the public generally that we have disposed of our entire stock in trade to parties whose advertisment will appear in due course.

take this opportunity of sincercly

our many customers and patrons for the liberal patronage we have received from them during the past

twenty-three

BEER BROS. :

immediate settlement of accounts and notes is re«

. ™-BEER BROS

BLACK & GREY LUSTER COATS LIGHT FELT HATS

Crush and Straw Hats, Light Out-

ing Shirts.

SUMMER UNDERCLOTHING

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BATHING SUITS.

See our new suits for children See our new suits for men

See our new suits for

youths

White and colored shirts, collars,

cuffs, ties, sox, etc

Every article marked to sell quickly

-PROWSE BROTHERS

NO GROG IN THEIR NAVY.

™:9 practice of serving out a ration of grog daily to United States man-of- war’s men was discontinued many years ago. It was found to be a bad scheme. While most of the men were able to use the rum in moderation, it was found that there were many of the bluejackets in whom the service of ration of liquor only served to stimulate an appetite for more, and who, after imbibing the ship’s grog, would ‘‘hit the beach, ’’ em- bark upon sizeable sprees and get into scrapes both ashore and aboard ship when they returned to duty more or less shaky. When these facts were sat- isfactorily proved, the serving out of grog to United States man-of-war’s men was discontinued. Sailors in all of the others of the world’s great navies still receive their daily grog.

The fact probably does not prove any- thing, but the writer, who has seen

man-of-war’s men of all nations on tu- ‘

multuous shore liberty in quite a few ports of the world, has yet to see a French, Italian or Spanish bluejacket thrash a British man-of-war’s man in a fair stand up fight, such as heavy weather men of the navy are bound to mix up in when ae in hitting the beach. The reason why the fact prob- ably proves nothing is that the Ameri- can man-of-war’s man, who gets no grog at all aboard his fighting packet, also invariably contrives to chew up his Latin antagonist in a naval uniform.

The only thing that the average old time American bluejacket likes better in a port on the China station, say, than a fight with a French, Italian or Span- ish man-of-war’s man, is a fight with three or four of ’em put together. The Latin sailors may scratch him up a bit with their finger nails—their methods of fighting may be judged from this fact —but when the cops, otherwise the gendarmes, appear on the scene—to get mauled asound a heap themselves in many cases-—they generally have a few laid out south European deep water men to sort out of the dust. —Exchange.

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WARE - HOUSES

TO LET

PEAKE’ WHARF |

(WO 1) Wharfage storage and yard- ag? at reasonable rates.

Nov. 4

Arthur &, Peake. |

FASHion FAShion

he New Coloriags in Suitings

The Latest Designs in Trouserings Thd Newest Fabrics tor Prince Alberts and Morning Coats

Then the latest fashion plates, for then you want to know if our artists can produce the garment when finish ed just as represented. She bosses everybody—well, nearly everybody. We are up-to-date with her newest productions in colorings and designs, and our artists can produce the rest as represented on the fashion plates,

Come and Select Your Spring Suit

John McLeod & Go'y.

SATORIAL ARTISTS,

a en nrc mera

- PARIS GREEN.

We are leaders in the Green business We sell the best We have sold more

in the past six years than any bouse in

P. E. Island.

FENNELL & CHANDLER:

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HOT WEATHER GOODS.

Kurope, pepper was the most este ewed and Genoa, » of | | indebted to their

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