\ i lls ae 4 conaene® AOS. IIE LLL OLS LIE A . ~ a > "! - SS eee Se a ee TNS! eet a , ARY 13 ‘(882 eLTE Y HWKAMINEE ‘ - FRIDAY, FEBRUAR’S t rHE DAILY & MINER. - : - D ; ee mm a . = . } ‘4 *? mle , . } Odds and Ends pa a ay . — Marshfiel: Steam Saw anc ua | (= =—==——=—=1| DR. GEO A. BAYNES, 5 0 ] bi Steam A Liverpool man recently attempted to i ee S A F E 6g | D ae SHALE Vil @ 2 e i rhboring town a Re | } TI PWS ‘ d S ary { i oe aeet pertain ia till Thoredey fore THE GREAT ny Sicyan and pt rgeon, e | —“Uannot Se down é — i i AE HE sbscrib-r having completed th- erection ‘ i ' } man drunk’ He went - ¢ on Thursday | R = ——SPECIALIST ON-— r Shag a : — “a a areca cee R: ading Room, tym 1asiumM, Educa cn was astonished by tho irs mennee | Hl | BLOOD er an tlt i Moar |” tional lagge , Reovaetion B im which his friends received him. It| §j Cy - faaad Diseases of Women ani Chronic Be Psa ins that megaifvem tract 5 ee tiona! lagse , Recraxtion Roumg, came out that the telegram received read—j{ §} PURIFIER [ev Diseases of Mex. d a owed by the eubsorio~ in » Ba lil g arortel, la m f r ‘ encing ©: f yo nerd BOaiding, * can “Cannot come down before Thursday satel /. ned a e be su p wi ’ "7 ur Fram . Roarde, > hingles, A i r rE l} he ; mf tah! R oon—drunk.”’ 4 VER MS :—Consultation and Prearrintion, $1 40; : ° i] The ctreular arorrd ete. of xovd quatits and at alow price a this] A“ *e% es 7 ae ae adi . z : : . he Straits A = T Consultation 3p cial Examin*tion and Pre- ene ee ae each hex explains the Mill Loungers ind “a ved Fea ing of all kinda, } hou, = sone h ; folowing Papers Upon a mountain hanging over the Straits “ E scriptioa, from $2 00; Visits in City, from $100: like any others. One : symptoms. Also bow to Kire y dave 100 loads Sasdast foc s ie | Macezines can be seen: of Magellan, a barre! is hung by a heavy cha:n om Vis ta to C motry, usual rates, Pilla Bose. Children}. 2 yy oe = Een aie «us w ly dere “A.A ZI K howenn Garton, \metem swinging there. That is a post office! There | #) ry hel |] | OFFICE :—Qu-en Square, Chvown. Hours| uke them cnstiy. Znotl aM & |i cetce ene to worth rice Werk. His. kext, Camby ) is no post-master to deliver the mails, and no 7 Wiehe ae = ea Gedkeees, ti en haan in Gee ‘Dys} ey) ten times the comm, © ieMtinie ~takanel Fam ly J _ cal, eel \ y Con-emyarary Form postmen unlocks it; in fact, it has no key.) §| > UPPER PR'N 'E STREBT. erent nenaek tana |} pamphlet sent free con- jar3* ‘aw tet) Rares Keleo. ic, sond Words. 1 M4 zine ean Ships coming along that way stop andfishout; §) _Acdreas ail professionat letters t » 22 pe ee adr abeaat ae SS ya Wtaine valuabte infor: — a neric Revi Ou'.ox. Po alar she packages of letters that have been dropped ra oo Cherlotietowa, P. E. I w— jane One box sent post- est gS ES _ © 's pe Ane sv B+'< 6 x z Bf Mon Review f Roview, Sduca at Heme therein, take those that go their way, and — : (= (ae ee ce cenaeal ag [f Co., 2 Custom Mouse , , Be Sc ribaer * “lees | leave a pa kage to go another way, and some . BRISTOL S — Es. is 3 >I" 80 silisin every hex. 28 : i Street, Boston, Mass. Rec pe Stratine IL UATRATED WEREKLI€:: lerpers : . + kage 73 . ’ i te 3 ae meneame s “Best Liver Pil Known.” . ; ; . ' 7 | Werk y, Panch, Pecny Eas raved, Qaeen. ~ fog day a ship comes along, finds that pac Kage, | - \ T ” We pay daty to Canada. i N Anegust last, between Cornwall and thd 1 ceutinnen tend dake mt. Liseta ae apbie, and sails away. And the barrel swings, la SJ ie él os = = North River, a lady's woolen square. (@Q-ip. Hus rated. ondon N ows, Dominion § taeda 04 Si is THE CHEAPEST oe See doing ixs duty without being watched or| 9) 4 as a btm ~ i ’ ; CB The owner can have the swe on app'yi:g ia | trated, Y uths’ ompanion, Y uoz Men's Kra, tended, CURES ALL me Che lo*tetown at the law office of Bite TION. PUBLIC » TIONS : -Rdugee a } . e e ba oe > } : r ik Www tionel Jour>al, Ki nderzarten, P pula: Mdae Among the uses to which the umbrella may Tainis of the Blood, AND aS dw li + T. MVEULISHA. Seendnens ikea a Mea ee Ind uote be put is poking an utter stranger, afflicted | a > 5 j -se.. .. » Wenn spans... Ta Beene Tee, Sie Tee with lumbago, in the back, under the impres- . 5-3 { Nii Vv a é } ASS are & new dis natitube: sion that he is Smith. It also serves to keep a) 2 6 & R i: A | N BQ | = - ne a —— | — A atG Is vou y, Lost Vigor aad = ane terms - anmaleamation betweoq e in—firet, when it rains; second'y, | | 4 ile ms ' ee Re ih eee Lee eget on ' m7 Yailng Maa od; restcres the | the Charlot cow. Ath euc ax) iacion and the Soa F [ts uses in the firet | Geom were: Be ANsS weakness cf tody ct mind camsed | Y. Mo A urch. ers of $ & ‘iexew arg

when it does not rain. event are palpable to the most naked eye

The second case may be practically il.ustrated by taking an umbrella to the city on a cloudy morning, The inovituble results ico that the skies clear up towards eleven o'clock, and you return home in a glare of sunlight and suffocated with dust, bearing with you an umbrella, which convinces all who meet you that you are a little erratic or shiftless.

Augustus Murphy is not a very well- informed young man, but he never misses an opportunity of having his say. A short time ago two gentlemen were talking in restaurant. “I hardly think General Wolseley will get over the cataracts,” said one of them ‘‘Asl understand it, the cataracts are to be removed,” responded the other gentleman. ‘‘Then he wil) get over it,’’ interrupted Murphy, whe was sitting at a table close by; “I had an uncle who had two cataracts removed, and he got over it.”

A simple integrity, simple fairness, simple justice to poor and rich alike, giving to each one his rightful dues, striving neither to eversel! nor to underbuy goods or labour, incurring no debts that admit oi a possible doubt of being promptly met, and luring no one else to do so—in short, carrying out in the daily life the principles of honesty and fairness, is the very best and most efficient means of benefitting the community, and the only foundation on which to build a benevolence worthy of the neme.

I cant get to sleep. Itry everything. I count up to 100 and look at one spot on the ceiling andsay my prayers forward and then backward, aud then I think of sheep going over a fence, but it isn’t any use.

Then as I'm tosmeg around I[ think I hear someone saying: ‘‘George, get up ; it’s half-past seven.’

** All right, in a minute.”

‘* George, get up or you'll be late.’

‘* Oh, no ; I won’t be late. Just a few minutes longer.”

‘** George, you've got to be at the office at

You'd better hustle.”

‘*Oh, all right Right away. So com- f'ble here-—-can’t—m-u-m~—pret’ sooo—m-

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m-m — hgnor- hgnor - hgnor.” (Blessed sleep.) -_- _ A Pleasing Sense Of health and strength renewed and of

ease and comfort follows the use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts in harmony with aature to effactually cleanse the system when cos- tive or bilious. For sale in 25c bottles by all leading drugyists. jl4tths

Wat acleaner at Lessive Phenix is Try it upon anything. It is the ideal clothes washer, for it takes the place of the old harsh chemical washing powders, and makes every article sweet and clean, being efficacious with cottons and fiinnels slike. Then after using it in the wash, just try what it will do with silv 4, brass or metalware, in removing stains t %:m wood; or in cleaning glass You really can’t pelieve it until you try it.

Now that la grippe is ravaging the country, it behooves us to keep in a condition to dety it, and for this purpose there is nothing better than Everybody's Pills. 25 cents invested in this popular family medicine now may save that many dollars later.

For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s

Porous Plaster. Price 25 centa.—Reddin Bros. povidwly

GUARDIAN

Fire Assurance Comp’y OF LONDON, ENGLAND. EBESTABLISHED 1821.

Capital and Ass. ts, -- $31,.700.000.

CARVELL BROS., Agents. Ch'town, Feb. 2, 1892 ~Im law

SEATING |!

HE RINK will be open for Skating on MON DAY. February ist (Band in attendance), and thereafter as follows until further notice :—

Monday and Thorsday Evenings and Saturday Afternoons with Band. and Tuesday and Friday Afternoons without Hand.

Children under 12 not admitted on Mouday and Thursday evenings.

Tickts sold at the door at the following rates :— Gentlemen's, 25c.: Ladies’, 1c; Children. 10c.; Promenade tickets, We. 3i eod—jan30

ANNUAL MEETING du . ‘ Merchants’ Bank P E,. Island. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MERTING of the Shareholdere of the Merchants’ Bank of P. E. Island will be held at its Banking House, Great G sorge Street, Charlottet »wa. oa THURS DAY, the 3rd day of March next, A. D. 1892, at the hour of tI oclock, a. m.

As tie Rank comes under the new Bank Act on the lat day of March next, importan qnes- tions will come up atthe Annual Meeting for oonsideration and decision, and each Share- holder is requested to be present personally or by proxy.

Proxies muat be left with the Cashier at least one day previons to the meeting,

WM. McLEAN, Cashier, Ch'rown, Feb, 1803—2aw (a th) & wre t) dte

Lobster Packers’ Supplies.

‘HE subscribers are prepsred to furnish I Tin Plates of beat brands; a’so, Lob- ster Cans {talls and flats), Bleck Tin and Lead, pure Manilla Rope, Trap Nails, Twine for Heads, Paints, Oiis, Lacquer, Turpentine, Galvanized Sheet [ron for Boilers, either in sheets or made up any # z* to order.

600 Baga LIVERPOOL SALT. LOVGWORTH & CO,

ESSENCES and SPICES

ii RB Ls Teh Bw.

Siz. At. 2S

jan26—dy 2m 2 .w do not claim to have been io exiztence

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W when Columbus diseovered America, but the world has orogressed since 1:92, and we co claim to hive kevt pace with progress in our particular line, and we now claim to be able to please the most fastidious in the selection of a Cleck, for we Lave imported on» hundred and fifty nicely firished Ciocks from new patterns, $1.50 upwards.

We have aleo on hand a large supply of WATCHES, SILVERWARK, SPECTACLES, etc., cheaper than ever offered to the public.

ALso—Cleaning and Sepairing of “locks, Watches and Jewelry attended to. Satisfaction guaranteed,

G. G. JURY,

NORTH SIDE QUEEN OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE, Charlottetown, Jan. 21, 1892—dy 2aw

$3,509 IN REWARDS.

The Canadian Agriculturist’s Great

Winter Literary Competition.

HE Fifth Haif Yearly Literary Competition for the winter of 1892 of the Canadian Agri- culturist, America’s old and reliable Illustrated Family Magazine, is no vepven. The following splendid prizes will be given free to persons sending in the greatest number of words mude out of letters contained in the words “ THE ILLUSTRAT + D AGRICULTURIST.” &4@ Hveryune sending in a list of not less than 100 worde wili receive a vajuable present of

rilve: ware.

We I TROWIIED vba kbc viiccecdnkccs $500 in Gold ind 8 = Grand Piano, valued rt $500 3rd - iS lds chichS otis oubaale 5 in Gold th . / when Organ valu-d at $300 ith - Ty ee cue taketh daamekin $100,in God 6 Gent’s Gold Watch, full jew’d Th Lady's Gold Watch, :

sk GEM eg a aa ad $50 in Gol¢ 9th eS OS eee ae -$25 in Gold Ber Ter OE GAO GI iss 0.6. is AK hes vacant’ 3'00

Next 20 prizes,—2v Silver Tea Sets, quadruple plate. warranted

Next 50 prizes,—50 Silver Dessert Sets, warrant- ed heavy plate

Next 100 prizes,—'00 Silver Butter Dishes, etc., warranied heavy plate.

Next 500 prizes cunsists of Heavy Plated Silver Ketties, Buster Diahcs, Fruit Baskets. Bis- cuit Jars, Sugar shells, Butter Krives, etc., eic., all fully warranted, making a total of 689 splendid rewards, the vaiue of which will aygrewate 33.500.

This grand Literary Competition is open to everybody everywhere, The fcllowiny are the conditions :—

2 the words must be constructed only from letiers inthe words “THE ILLUSTRATED GRI- CULTURIST,” and must be only such as are found in Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary, in the budy of the dDook, ncne of the supplemeut to be used.

2 The words oinat be written in rotation «nd numbered 1, 2, 3, and sv on, for facilitating in deciding the winner,

3 Letters rannot be used oftener than they ap- pear in the words “THE ILLUSTRATED AG6RI- CULTURIST.” For instance, the word “egg” cannot be used as there 14 but one “g” in the three words

4 The hst containing the largest number of worda will be awarded first pr ze, and sv on in order of merit. ach list as it 1s received will be numbered, a d if two or more tie, th» first re- ceived will be award-d first prize, and so On, therefore the benefic of sending in early will readily be seen.

5 Each list must be accompanied by $' for six months subscription to [He AGRICULTURI®T.

The follo«iny gentlemen have kindly consent- ed to act as judges:—J. &, Macdonald City Clerk, Peterborou.~h, Canada, and Commodore Caleutt, Peterborough.

(our Last ComMPpETITION.—‘* Got $1,000 righ'."-M. M_ Brandon, Venceuver, “ Thanks for $500 prize."—G. W. Cunningham Donald, B. C. “Prize re eived ©. K.”—J. Baptie, West Superior, Wis. ‘$300 prize re ceived. Thanks.”"—G. V Robertson, Toronto and 300 others in United States and Canada,

This is NO LOTTERY—merit ouly will count The repotation for :airneas gained by THE AGRI- CUITURIST in the past is ample guarantee that ‘his Competition will be conducted in like man- ner. Send 3c stamp for full particul:rs to THe AGRICULTCURIAT, Peterborough, Canada.

jant5 -dv law (fri)& .ky 9m

Mortgage Sale.

To be sold by Public Auction, at the Court House in Charlottetown, in Queen’s County, on WED- NESVAY, the Twenty-fourth day of February next, 1892, at the hour of Eleven o'clock, a. mM. :

LL that tract, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in Charlottetown, in Queen's

County, in Prioce Edward Isiand, bounded and deseri as follows, that is to say :—Commen- cing on the south-eastern sides of Kent streer, in said city, and inthe north-eastern boundary of a piece of land in the pessession of John Jeckson, and running thence along said boundary south- easterly sixty-four feet four inches, or to the rear line of land in possession of John W. Morrison ; thence north-easterly along said rear line twenty- cix feet and six inches, or to the proper line of a plot of land heretofore conveyed by Thomas Carpenter to Mary Walsh ; theace north-wester- ly along «aid line to the said Kent Street ; thence south-westerly along said atreee twenty-six feet six inches, or to the pla:. of commencement, being part of Town Lot Number Sixty-eight, in the Taird Hundred of Town Lots in Charictte- town aforesaid.

The above sale will be made under and by vir-

tue of a vover of sale contained in a certain

Indenture of Mortgage. bearing date the firsi

day of May, 4. D. 1886. made between John

Johnston alias John Carpenter, of the one part,

and the undersigned of the other rart.

For further partionlars apply to William 8,

Stewart, Solicitor, Charlottetown.

Dated this 16th day of January, A. D. 1°92,

prize all b (a

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igran and Shorts.

20 TONS in Store selling low.

AULD BROS. feb5 -lmeod & wky qua>

PENNYROYAL \V/AFERS.

A specific monthly :xcdicine fer ladies to restore and reg ulate the merises; producivg free, he thy ani painiess discharge No ach s or pains on ap roach. Now eee ly ever 30,000 ladies.

rgans. Bo only those with our ure across face of Jabel. Ayoid -ubstitutes. Sealed

iculars maile.: f~ stamp. #1.00

| oo Address, EU ERA CHEMICAL COMPANY, BTROXT, Mick. For sale, mailed, by GKO. F. HUGHES, at Apotbecaries’ Hal!, Ch’town. dw ly—sept29

OF APRLAANYY

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I will offer for sale during the Xmas Holidays

THE FINEST STOCK OF FURNITURE

ON P. E. ISLAND, embracing STAPLE AND FANCY FURNITURE, suitable

for Xmas Presents, all at great Discounts.

Call and examine.

JIHN NEWSON.

Mharlottatown Dec 18 1891

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Castoria curas Colic, Const!ation, Sour Stomach, | irrheea, Ernctition, Kills Worms, gives siwep, aud promotes di-

gestion, - Without injurious medication,

Tre Carraur Company, 77 Murray Street, N. Y.

CARRIAGE BUILDE 3S.

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s * REGISTERED close it out this year. Cures Coughs Colds. Grene. vom — Hoarseness. Who»pi: g Cough. a | O RTON & F Y N 2 LL ae — ane oe — an seases oO 2 r and Lungs. — Charlottetown, January 8, 1892—2aw & wky DrIRECcTIONS.—Adult, Halt Tableapoon- af ful: Child 12 years, One Teaspoontn} ; ; SBCs | PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RalLWAY l year, Ten Drops every three hours. ' PRICE 25 CENTS. jarepares only by G. A. MOORES. | §QQOIeGZ Winter Arrangement, 1%91-92 FOR SALE BY ALL JRUGGISTS. TRAINS FOR THE WEST. TRAINS FROM THE WEST. feb6—3i dy & wky GRATEFUL—COMORTING STATIONS. No.1. | No. 3 eTATIONS. = | Naz ; j a. M, P. M. : Goa Charlottetowa..........dp] “715° | (160° |Tignish........... dp) Ou Royalty Junoction......... T 34 3 12 a ae r ee North Wiltshire ........ 817 | 305 ||Bloomfield |. ..... 1.7. i i errs oseeee ; = | ; 4 o ere wenesensce® eeecsen o eau i exaecien = TE cnncnnencncersee® ro BREAKFAET. Emerald Junction ........| 9 @ 407 || Wellington:.........- — 0 “By s thorough knowledg: of the natural | Freewwn....... uid oadee 9 <4 4 22 Migcouche,......0s0r00,...| 2 iaws which govern the operations of digestion | Kensington....... ihe ook: 9 46 445 ar, 1 0 | and nutrition, and ee carefu! "pplication of the ar}; 10 2 6 2 Summerside.......... Pe 3 : Bas Grapldod gar Srontaat"taotee with asaee [Samay ae | Keno. net] He | Sg & Mhkat cuss ios ee aeietie beverage bee aie us Mincouehe.........0.00-- i? | Prostar peone sapesness wees! a3 i [> man joctora’ bills. 6 FU ous ys in oc bees OOOtcccese Eme' unction.......- oe yr on 7s = ovepitetien = Leas cenees seeeeee : B 2 ene. eeceseeeweceres | 6 a , 53 grad ‘ strong en BO, DURE Feces ccccvcccccccces unter River........ a 5 a resist every tendency to disease, Senar of | Bloomfield ......... ientoee aa. A North Wiltahire ......... | 1 @ » 4 tho subtle maladies are floating arvund ns ready to; Alberton ...... aeditiocesxon sm | Royalty Junction. ... ...; 2 12 9 37 attack wherever there is @ weak point, We hactidetenncn O96. ,Charlottetown..........ar} 230 | 10m saver wal fortiled with pr aosa° ates =) yp verly no frame.”-Cioil asda STATIONS, No, 5. || STATIONS. No. 6 Aiud only In gibclican, hy Canoe tatiana eet Po | A. M. ust + . i } * . PPE Oe. Ramone Copies eee cana fe oe | PS 4, ABYC SERVO DU cw ewe ewe —_— = semnennmieensil Z te = — Ll re te & we TRAINS FOR THE BAST TRAINS FROM THE BAST, AR | } Thi cy is the mast po ular { J arse pe STATIONS, | Nom | Noi STATION. | Nos No. 12 Each number con- ae >. mM, A. M. A. M P.M. eee ACOMMETE NOPE, | oandcn. ca TE EN gempnoec e 78 es, Sketches, px 8, ec. unc poovecaces ic PWC Cecccvececccees 7 3 The January (1892) number wi’! contain Bedford. eeeecenqase eee pet : S os ; s | son . Stowart.Janc{ 8 are ‘ | 2 ; p The Passing of Maj or. Kilgore, Mount Stewart Jane.{ * io | ap . cS ar 3 ra By Young KE. Allison, p EE ccnntinenseeteeos 3 p Cardigan..........-...++ + 5 22 |Royalty Junction . iooe 9 3 55 The February (1988) aumber will contain Georgetown........-..--ar 5 45 |Chariotiatown sllsicesietll ar 10 30 415 Roy the Reyaitist, Ee aca | ‘a. go SF By William West.tl, yw _M P M The March (1892) number will contain Mount Stewart Junc....dp ) See i nntgceannee ooo. P 6 20 12 1 ; a BROOGEE 09s vs 0c vcctcunessiess 4 43 8 17 * Bear River il 7 03 12 49 A soldier's Secret, Bt Petartes.o.cr.csee see. $22 | 8 48 St. Peters.. 14 13% By Captain Charles King. Bear River......e+erer....) [CBee : For sale by ail Booksellers and Newstealers. | S0uris...-..-.---+--.----8r__ 6 40 _ _10 w _|'Mount Stewart Junc....8 2 ae ae SINCLE 6DPizS, CTs. 3 PER YEAR. . ‘Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time,

work, or toe errors or ex- 246 Remedy ab- ‘ben ail other

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