THE DAILY “ae CHARLO’ cae

, SEPTEWUBER 2, 1897

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Royal makes the jood pure,

wholesome and delicious,

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POWDER

Absolutely Pure

2 ie A ; v7 OPEHA HOUSE ie THREE DAYS ONLY.

Monday

September 6, 7, S.

MATIN ERES—

and

AFTERNGONS.

Tuesday

RUFUS SOMERBY'S

THEATRE OF DWARFS

, ton aad other cities of the neighbouring re-

The one absolute novelty of the season. A Coterie of Famous

brieties in a chaste and delightfal

and abounding in bilarions fan.

tion to our CUNGRESS OF LILLI PO- TIANS, we will introduce the aerial

wonder, ZUZORA, presenting a thrilling performance

ROBINSON,

the Australian Comique,

Kauwamura’s Japanese Midgets |

Kichi, Tarne, and Nobu.

Their first appearance on this continedt, The Tallest Man That Strides the Eartk.

BILLY BAKER THE MAGICAL STATUE. The whole forming a

Mammoth Yaudev:lle Company

Admission, 10¢ and °20c

Reserved seats,

evenings, 30c. everybody to all

Afternoons, llc for parts of the house.

Evenings at 8; afternoons at 2.30

Seats on sale Friday morzing places.

ADDRESSES —

at usual

THE DISTINGNISHED SPECIALIST

Rey BO Taylor, MA

CHICAGO

Will STs a course of i aaceainl in P. EB. Island, beginnivg at Malpeque Aug. 29th. He ia to lecture in Kensington, Summer side, Albertor, Charlottetown, Souris and Victoria. His sul jects are ;

“Alcohol and tbe Later Science.”

“Christian C:tizenship.”

“That Boy of Yours,” and

“A Glass of Beer Analyzed.

Mr. Taylor is a scientitic expert on the alcoho] anestion. His ‘eciures are of Universaly Extension Biaie, and therefore are not story telling talks.

Histovur overthe Pominion is ander cae auspices of the W C. I. U.. and is endorsed by pastors, physicians and edu- cators.

Mr. Taylor ranks among platform speakers of Lendon Free Press

The P, i. Isis hl a P ab lic

the leading ibis contiment.—

will have a

rare inte!lectnal treat ia hearing this bril- liant orator. For forther nartienlars see fiveres,

AGENTS WAFTFD Wanted live men

iideeeaey

, ithe exhibition.

y, Tuesd ry, I Wednesday

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PERSONAL.

Mr. C. B. Foster, of tie C. P. the city.

Mr. Lemuel Robertson, has returned f¢ Montreal! to resume his studies at University

O | Me Gill

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' Houses

Mr. John D. Sutherland, of the Fisher les Department, Ottawa, i‘ visiting rea ties and friends in this provinre,.

It is pleasing to hear that Hon. Angus MeM: lai has recovered sufficiently from lis illness to return to Charlottetown.

Professor Butler declined the @ppoint- ment of the professors! ip of engineering at the Roval Militarv College, and it bas been conferred upon St phen M. D xon, of Fredericton, N. B.

Mr. Jobn A. McLaren ssils today from | Liverpool. The tirm of dames Paton & Co. has already rece ved a shipment of ladies’ stylish jackets, bought by Mr,

McLaren

Hon. F. Peters, Q. C.,Mr. J. T. Me= ish and Mr. D. A. McKinnon, represerted this proviuce at the meeting of the Cana- |

dian Bar As-uciation he

; ortwo ago Mr. P. W. manager of the M. rchants Bank of Halifax, Summerside, left this morning for Toronto to “take iu” Earle, of the

Mr. E. A. ency, to Summer-

Morrison,

Charlottetown went

ag

iside this morning to relieve Mr. Morrison. Mrs Re:d and Miss Reid, of Chicago, have been rusticating or the Island for several weeks. They have thoroughly enjoyea themselves on this, their first

alli iputians Cele |

Pro- | yeward on Thursdey, gramme, replete with startling surprises, | 19

_iitegrity, industry and perseveran e.

visit to P. E, Island. Mr. Reid 1s a native of this province and bas many relatives residing here. ~Farmer

Miss Sue Green, of Roxburv, who has been visiting Mrs. Waterside, Pownal, for some left for home this morning. Miss Green thoroughly enjoyed her visit to the Island province, and made many fricnds during her stay.

Rey. Peter Curran, of St. Dunstan’s College, bus returued from his trip to Bos-

Mass Haley, at time past,

a

pablic.

The Farmer reperts that Mr. Johu ‘Doughart, one of the enost respected citi- zens of Long River, passed to his rest and August 26th. Mr.

1818 in One of

ughart was bora in

Iu addi! Scotland’ 8 most famous and historic lucali-

ties, Bannockburn, Sterlingshire. He emigrated with his parents to this courtry when o: ly six yearsld,and toa remarkabie extent he possessed the leading character- ictics of his cowotrymen— independence, He wie an elder in the New London congrega- uon for nearly forty years. For many years lie had been laid aside by serious iiiness and was almost continually con- fined to the house. His wite died about eighteen years ago. He leaves two sone four daughters and a large circle of rela- tives to mourn their loss,

NEWS NOTES,

The farther the Duke and Duchess ot York go in Ireland the better the people seem to like them. At Killarney they re- peated their Dublin experience, and or their journey beuween the twe places chey met many @vidences of kindly fee ling.

Ontario papers have revived diseussion on the question of wu0 was responsible tor the ta:lure of justice in the Shortis case.

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preset fee

and women to sell the factest selling wer cf

JOrEFH

the times. ‘KLONDYKE” by aan Ethe beoanza king ofthe new geld; tions. Wher: you wre waking cents

‘ oilare await vou now, Liberal terms. | x. JOHN LOVELL « SON., MONTRE4L CA? ‘ADA. sept 2 3i

In some quarcers condemnation is beirg jaid.on the oceupants of Kdeau Halil, which is simply erratic mensense. There is no room tor disputing tne point. The

ministers of the day were firstiy and lastly t” biame.

Pallid faces imdicate pale, thin bloo?.

‘Rosy cheeks show the pure, rb vioud resulting from taking Huod’s Sarsa- parila,

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It is stated that the Un'ted States na @ authorities have decided 10 send the hat e ship Maine to Halifax next month ‘or docking, to be cleaned and painted, and she will be follewed by the bat.leship lowa.

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How many young men and women are cnt off just as the future seems brightest abd fullest of promise! They are taken away by the disease which causes over ove-sixth of the deeths in the world—the disease which docters call consumption. There is absolutely ao reason in the world why consumption should be fatal—why it should be even serious. It is a disease of the blood and can be eured absolutely and always by purifying and enriching the blocd. The only exception to this ts the cease where the di-ease has been neglected and improperly treated until itis stronger than the body—until the body has become so weak as to have Jost the ability to

reenperete. Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medicai Discovery will cure Y8 per cent of al] cases of consumption if used according to directions. Jtalso cures ail lingering cougks, bronchial and throat affections.

Send 31 cents in one-cent stamps to World’s Dispeusary Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y., and receive Dr. Pierce’s 1008 page COMMON SENSE MEDICAL ADVISER, illustrated.

LOCAL NOTICES,

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Remember cale of house and lot on King Street east tomorrow at 12 o’clock, noon, now owned by James McCarrcn.}

Don’t forget to leave your order for” hasket of plums or green gages at Beer & Gott’s tomorrow, so that you can have it delivered at your house ov Saturday morning.

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Tue Fastnet.—The S. S. Fastnet is expected here at §*o’clock tonight. She will leave again at "12 o'clock to-morrow,

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Tue Weatuer--Light ‘to moderate winds; light rain ia Western N. S., else- where fair weather.

di lal : a daw | i ‘ lat Halifax a Gay | are ab-ent from the city

THOU: SEBRE (KING

AND LAR

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THREE WELL-KNOWN YOUTHSIN THE TOILS,

Entered and Money ! and Goods stolen Therefrom, Three young lads well knownin police

circles were th 8 morning arraigned before

Stipendiary Mayistrate Haszard to answer

charges of burglary and larceny preferred | again tthem. They are Juseph and James | McAleer, brothers, aged about 10 and 14/ years, respectively, and Henry Palaier,

aged about 12 years. They were each

remanded to jail for eizht d.ys,

wife and (Zroy aud present time they and the r servant

his

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Mr. Jobn Richards ana family reside on the corn:

Prince Streets. At tae

; man, who-e name is James Bradley, is looking after their heuse, Yesterday evening about six o'clock Mr. Bradley

i was witb him at the time.

visited the bouse to

eae if everything was all right. B

Upon his arrival ie noticed one

of the windows open avd heard fersons moving about inside. He at once went across the street to Mr. Rogers residence

and telephoned to the pi olcer. the house and proceeded to enter by the open window, The noise he made alarm- ed the burglars and they made their es- cape through the kitchen door,which they Opened from the inside. There were two of them, and the larger one ran in direction of Huston street. As he ran he took from his pocket what he had stolen, and threw it on the sidewalk. Near the residence of Councillor Hughes, on Euston etreet, Bradley cvertook the object of hie run, aad after securing him came beck and pik d up what had

geounds of Christ Church, Clierry Valiey, ivy the young people et the parish ‘Tuesday evening the I4th inst. The pre-

ice station for an ! After doing this he returned to!

the |

been dropped on the sidewalk | by the fleeing iad, About this time Sergeant B adley arrived on the

scene and took the burglar and his stolen money aud goodsin charge. The lad turned out to be James McAleer. The lad who was in the house with him was his younger brother Joe, who wes sabsequeutly arrested by Sergeant Bradley. Joe showed the officer where he had placed his tooty, and it is now in the hands of the police. An examination of Mr. Richards’ house by the poiice showed that the boys had ran- sacked every cornerof it, pulling out drawers and turning things geverally upside down. They took fron: the house a silver watch, a pocket knife, a pipe and $9 in cash. The meney was in Master Richards’ bank, which they broke open.

About the same time Jat eveuing Mr. A.A. McLean, barrister-at-law, whose house is on Fitzroy street, vear Mr. Richards residence, reported to Marshal Cameron that his place had been entered aud everything thereia more or less dis- turbed. Mr. McLean did not mies any- thing atthe time. When the M-rshal reached the station a littie later oa he foued James McAleer in custody. Me- Aleer, when taxed with the robbery from Mr. McLean’s house, admitted that he was guilty and said te hed stolen a watch therefrom. Taking Serzeant B adiey with him to the rear of a house “on Fitzroy Street, near Great George, McAleer «how- ed bie wuere he had hidden the watch ia a barn.

About eleven o’clock last night, upon the strength of information obtained fr m Joe McAleer, Marsiisl Cameron and Sergeant Bradley arresel ancther iad nawed Henry Palmer, about twelve years of age, in his mocher’s house in Palmer’s Lane. The Marshal charged young Palmer with stealiug a purse con- taining $32. from the re-idence of Conductor John McDonald last week, in connection with which larceny the little Doyle girl was arrested. Palmer admitted that he took the money,and said that Joe McAleer He said they eutered Mr> Me Donald’s house by the front door, and McAleer kept warca at the parlor door where the inmates of the house were tatking whilst he weit to the dining

room and took the purse from the table. Palmer said he gave some of the mouey to two young men whose}

names ne told the Marshal, kept some for himself, aud the purse and what was left in ithe handed to MeAleer. Up to the present wi riting the police bave not been able to get any trace of the purse or _the money that was init. McA eer had Ser- geant Bradley out to day in search of it, taking him where he said he bad put it, but 1 could not be found.

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—Untii the wonderful discoveries of Klondike were made, ground worth. ten cents to pan with one, two or three feet of pay dirt were considered very yood fur the Yukon, and miners made fair money with rockers and sluices. This vear miners are passing entirely over ground ot this rich- ness in their search for sand and grave that will pay like that of the Klonkike discoveries. Up to date none of the claims show any signs ot exhaustion,

| formed,

and scarcely a dozea are more than well,

opened,

~tre— AYER’S PILLS

“ Having been subject, for years, to

qonstiatain without ae able to find much relief, I at last tried Ayer’s Pills, and testify that I have derived reat benefit from their use. For over foe o years past I more taken. one. = these ‘ every n 7 - MAN, 26 x East Main t., Carlisle, Pa.

CURE

CONSTIPATION.

pnwesiininaine

‘gravit y.

10. Al AND OTHRR ITEMS.

| —— Owner Waystep —A sonnel coat + | ant a hac found on Fitzroy Street lately, |

are awaiting an owner at the Police | Station. a |

THar Recarra.— A correspondent | suggests that the promoters of the pri-

posed regatta on the forenoon of Labr | Day call npon the merchants for subscrip tions. He thinks they will help out the project.

A Ssaxce.—Mr. w. W. Rodd, has re- moved from Kent Street to Great George Street, north of Queen Square, and he will continue the basiness of the livery stable and boarding house together with harness making and shoe making, on an enlarged scale,

kaianahindien

Grace Cuurca.—At the annual meeting of the Epworth L a:ue of Grace Church, held last evening, the following officer: were elected: Pres, Geo W R tchie; Sec, G Krank Hutcheson; ‘Treas, Lena Carter; Kirst Vice Pres, Dc J H Ayer-; Second Vice Pres, Louni-a Sallar:; Third V Pres, Bessie Carter.

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ENTERTAINMENT.—A {§

tertainment is to be held on

ive

grand variety en- | the neontee |

gramme wil] include character, comic a d tableau songs, readings, recitations eic. The grounds are to be illuminated with | Ciinese lanterns, and candy and refresh- ments are to be provided. A most en) vy-

alle eveniag may be expected by all who attend, Admission to grounds and euter-

t:inment lic.

Sacur Ste. Manig, Mich., August 33.—

A.report has reached the “Soo” of the recent discovery of a gold mine on the shores of Lake Wawa, about tive miles almost due north of Michipicoten, Ont, and 150 miles from the Soo. Itia said that Montreal capitalists wi!) pay $1,000.000 for the discovery after having fully sat- isfied themselves of its value. Samples taken at random from the location have assayed over $1,000 to the toa and the gold is free milling. -When the property is developed there is everything to indicate that the deposit will prove a valuable one.

Tae KiaDeRGARTEN AND PriwaRy School will re-open Tuesday September, 7th at930a.m. The Primary Depart- ment is under. the management of a trained teactrer aud is well equipped for the work of grades one and two. Parents should avail themselves of the opportunity of visiting these rooms, which are so well adapted for the health and comfort of young children. Tuition $1.25 per month payable in advance. Applications can be made to Miss Sayre at the Kindergarten rooms ou Friday and Saturday form 10 to tl a.m. 3i

Tne Free Masoys. — According to & recent despatch from Halifax Recorder McCoy of that city, past grand master of the Nova Scotia Free Masone, has teeu working for the union of the Masonic graod lodges of Nova Scotia, New Bruns- wick and P. KE. Island into ore maritime graud lodge. He saye the scheme was failed owing to the opposition of New Brunswick. Mr. MeCoy now proposes another plan, which he thiake may carry. The formation of a kind of Masonic ad- visory board for the dominion, to be com- pored of grand masters, senior and janior grand wardens and past grand wardens of the various grand lodges. This body would meet every two years in some central place and work for the uniformity and better understanding between the Free Masons of Canedn.

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The Next hiatal —Mr. Rufus Sonrerby is a veteran caterer fer the public in the amusement line and the idea of pre- sentiag a first class dramatic and variety performance by a company composed entirely of dwarfs was no easy one to carry out. There are lots of dwarfs, but they had:to be actors and actresses, singers, acrobats — men and women of ability. ? he resnit is au ideal Lilliputian party. Well- bri gt ht looking liule actors and | actresses present their dramatic’ and musica! *ketches with ail the vigor and animation of full sized performers. The Japanese acrobats are marvels in themselves, some of their feats seeming impossible, appar- ently setting at defiance the very laws of The andiences in Yarmouth were big, the matinee probably the largest

inthe hall. Mr. Somerby has got a novelty in this Theatre of Dwarfs which

ought to be a money winner.—Yarmouth Times, Aug. 20.

Will appear for three days at the Opera House, opening Monday, Sept. 6th. Tnes- day and W eduesday afternoon matinees will be given.

22 BERET OS TE DIESE ETT Re

Ecbill University, Montreal |¢

SESSION 189798

The curriculum comprises course iv Arts, (including the Downatpa Special COURSE FOR Women), Appiiep Science Mepicine, Law, and Veresinary Science

Matriculation, Examination and Scholar-

ship Examination will be held:—Arrts AND Mepicine, l5taH Sept.; APPLIEP Science, 16TH Sepr; Law, Tra Serr

Vererinary Science, 22xp Sept. Copies of the Calendar containing

information, may be obtained on applica- on to the Secretary.

For Sale or To Let

Good WILUIAM DODD.

Two Houses on Pleasant Street. stable and yard.

ily 6, 97-—-lm

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linery rooms, it has

ings: weeks with he

fore,

fashion,

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Tas Always SARLAMAALGLMALAAALLMAAAGAGULGA LAGE

FASHION LOVER

are rapidly becoming acquainted with the upto date work “done in our Mil-

in the city for style and quality.

UA MILLING:

Miss Walker, is now in Montreal, taking in the Fall Vaillinery open- st e will return in about two

latest ideas in millinery, and as be- she will allow nothing to go out of her department that is not

to the very latest deerees of

STANLEY

not been matched

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r brain full of the

anal

BROS.,

Busy Store HTT TCUTERECE CUTE

cal Lite Bonk

on P. £.J, This is what a gentleman in Ottawa has to say about “Prince Ed-

ward Island ~- TJ us- trated,’ a copy of which. he sent for some timeago. Every

nao -— -“~

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cay we receive or- ders from abruad, If you have any friends away from home, you should send them the book. It describes the Island thorough- ly, is profusely itlus- trated, got up in the best style, and the price is 25c a copy. May he obtained at all the bookstores, or done up in wrappers ready to mail, at this office.

HE EXAMINER OFFICE,

oe QUEEN STREET......

WE ARE MOVING OFF

rapidly our stock of Ladies’, Misses and Caildren’s Sammer Shoes. Noone wh» desires a

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account of the price, for we:

all. ing now for 65c,

Ladies’ Laced and Button Boots

The cheapest you have seen for the quality. Men’s and Boys’ also reduced’ to low currant prices.

But we would specially ask you to look in at our stock of Clothing and Men’s Furnish- ings, Hats and Caps. We have money savers here for you.

J.B. Macon Ald Sta

yet.

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2e @] es @ 2 22208

Oppusite west end Market.

2 e @ % @® 8% tt 22% 3 ¢ 2 ae 2

GUTTING DOW

that we are selling at 75c. 85,

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The price o1 Women’s Shoes, tan or black, we have still a few pairs left

and $1.09,

W.H Stewart. & Co.

London House Rud n7eeceee

These are bargains.

pair need do without them on‘

have put the prices so low that’ they are within the reach of Our 90¢ Shoes are go-

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