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Local and Other Items.

lo-MORROW. Convention.

Railway Mens’ Christian piece

|. O. O. F.-—Wildey Lodge-meets in regular session to-night at 8 o'clock.

¥. M. C. A.—Rev. J. PF. Carney, of Brook- |

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will preach next Sunday morn-

- New Goops.—-A flne line of fancy goods

were opened to-day at the Diamond Book- store cain Roor Biuwn Ore.—The roof of the new Presbytery in course of erection at Hampton,

N. B., was blown off by the gale last nitfit. iia pita

WATERWORKS, —It is expected that the loy ing of the water pipes will be completed about the 15th October. The pumping station at Chree Mile Run is an attraction to visitors.

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Rattway Mens’ Conventiron.—Rev. Mr. Meikle and the Railway Delegates arrive this evening. Convention opens in Hall to-morrow at 10 a. m ing at 7.30 p.m.

Welcome meet-

Cuurcu Orventne.---The new Methodist charch at Montague Bridge will be opened en Sunday, Oct. l4ch, when the Rev. John Read of Cha: lottetown, will preach at 10.30 a. m., and 6.30 p. m., and Rev. W. H. Spencer at 3 p. mm.

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Tue Pracre.—The stricken South are suiferiag sadly from the yellow fever scourge. [t appears to have become epidemic. If the weather does not soon become colder it is hard to estimate to what extent it will be

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WaRNING.—We would advise all holders to sew that their windows are each night securely fastened. Until the community is rid of the gang of burglars which infests it, no one can claim safety from these marauders.

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Tae Presie at Conran Ban.—This picnic was well attended. Quite a large number of people from town went up in the early train, and with the people from the neighboring settlements made quite acrowd. Everything was well patronized, and the picnic went off enjoyably.

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—_——»—_— ScHOONER Wreckep. We learn that a vessel, supposed to be a schooner, was wreck- ed on the Tryon Bar, off Victoria, during the storm last night. Itis supposed that all hands are lost. A boat went out to her this morning, but whether it succeeded in reach- ing the vesvel we have been unable to learn. semaliaiiiadania,

OL» Uoxpon Borriinc Co.—Mr. John Joy,

Manager of this company, has had the build- ing on Water Street, opposite the railway freight shed, made into a bottling establish- ment. The apparatus is nearly all in, and work isalready commenced. Aeriated waters, sauces, pickles and such things will be bottled at this place, a vir.it to which 1s interesting. iii

Tas Horttpay.—The public schools gave the pupils a holiday to-day. larly this moraing adveaturous youths of o nautical turn af mind were to be seen preparing rafts, punts, and smail boats of all description in which to witness the regatta. Fortunately the water was smooth, or we might have had something sar. to chronicle in connection with these juvenile jack-tars.

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Tar Nortueen Lieunt’s Svccessor.—The plans of the new steamer for winter service between this*Island and the mainland are on view ia the windows of John Newson’s Fur- niture store. They represent a neat and com- fortable boat, and those who travel in winter will rejoice to know that she will have con- siderably more and better passenger accom- modation than ber predecessor.

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Ropeery.—The audacity of the gang of burglars who appear to have regularly estab- lished themselves im our midst is becoming imtolerable. Last night they entered the boot store of John Mcintyre, Grafton Street, near Hillsborough, and made a clean sweep of the premises, together with $15in cash. The authorities should at once adopt the neces- sary extreme measures to run down these bare-faced theives.

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Poor Lo!—An intoxicated Indian was prowling around at thé foot of Queen Street several days age, indulging in a mixture of French, Irish and native. His sentences were, ‘“‘Parle voux. Be jabers me velly diunk,” a repeated recital of which kept the on-lookérs in merriment, although the scene wasasad one. It is well known that intoxi- cants infuriate our red brethren, and if those who are mean enough to give them liquor could be detected, a severe punishment should be meted out.

sinamniipeiinrit Personal.

The Pince of Wales has accepted an tation to visit the King of Rouma nia.

President Carnot has granted the Grand Cordon of the Leyion of Honor to the Malag- asy Queen.

King Milan has formally complained to King Charles of Roumania of his having re- eeived Queen Natalie at Bucharest, declaring the act to have been insulting to himself.

Rey. E. Whitman and family, who have since the fire been living at the Franklin House in the suburbs of the city, have remov- edto the DesBrisay property, on Hillsboro Street near Euston.

Mr. Gladstone is greatly incensed at Mr. Chamberlain's recent utterances, and has re- quested Mr. John Morley to prepare a reply to the statements, assertions and charges made by the Radical leader.

The Rome correspondent of the Times says that Cardinal Moran is not on a secret mis- sion from the Vatican to Ireland, but that his visit is entirely connected with the recruiting of priests for Australia and other points.

the Rev. F. J. Jayne, M. A., Vicar of Leeds and Canon of Ripon, has just been ap- pointed new Bishop of Chester, in the room of the Right Reverend Dr. Stubbs, translated to Oxford. Mr. Jayne is only 42 years of age, and after his consecration he will be the youngest prelate in England. :

The ‘ silent Von Moltke” isn't at all silent athome. He is, on the contrary, a charming, lively and amiable companion. He is very fond of the wife of his nephew, who presi s over his household, and of her children. He loves whist and roses, and of these flowers cultivates a great variety.

It is said that Nova Scotians are ubiquitous and are to be found in every part of the hab- itable giobe. It may not be generally known that Stanley, the great African explorer, has, 48 second in command, Lieut. W. E. Stairs, of the royal engineers, a son of the late Jobn Stairs, of Halifax. Lieut. Stairs is about 26 years of age; he was educated at the Military College at Kingston, Oat., and was seleeted for tie pesitiog from over 250 applicants. Since the murder of Major Barvelotte, who Was firs: officer under Stanley, Lieut. Stairs has proba>iy been promotod to his place. ‘The anxiety with which Nova Scotians, in com- mon with the whole civilized world, await news of the safety of thie expedition, will be increased Ly the knowledge that one of our

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SPeCIAL Despatoues To Tuk EXAMINER.

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OrtTawa Sept. 26. | A thrilling and appalling scene occurred at the exhibition to-day. A baloon ascen- Sion being a portion of the programme, a ‘number of citizens crowded around the /baloon during its inflation, and several Were assisting in steading it when it sud _denly rose carrying, with it a° young man named Wensely. As he had elung | by his hando tsa small rope, he found it | lmpossible to retain his huld, and when about 1,000 feet in the air he lost his grasp and fell to the ground within a few hun- dred yards of the 5,000 spectators, who were stricken by the sad spectacle.

Despite the desperate efforts of the Grit _Rielite constitution smashers, Lepine has | been elected fur Montreal East by a maj- ority of 700.

Fight at Suakin.

SuaKIN, Sept. 26.

' Rebels to-day attacked the water fert, | but were repulsed with a severe loss by the heavy artillery fire of the British. One | British gunner was killed. The gunboats | continued firing into the rebel camp. De- |serters report that there is much sickness }in the camp.

| Cholera has broken out in

Advices by the German Planters’ Company | from Zanzibar state that the rising extend jalong the whole coast, and that the Arabs {and blacks have united. A plantation at | Lewa, belonging to the campany, has been | twice attacked, but each time have been |repulsed. Several officials of the German- African Company have been murdered.

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Terrible Storm. Boston, Sept. 26. The most terrible gale and rain storm of the season prevailed along the New England coast from midnight last night till noon to- day. Atsome points the storm was the worst for 20 years. blown down.

yet reported, though many are expected.

trees and fences, and much minor damage to shipping; but no important wrecks are

Yellow Fever.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Sept. 26,

One hundred and three new cases of yel- low fever are reported in the past 24 hours, 30 white and 73 colored. The deaths re- ported number seven. The hopeful feel- ing continues, and it is believed that the number of cases and the mortality will now steadily decrease.

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Judge Armstrong's Trial.

Monrreat, Sept. 26. The trial of Judge Armstrong, for libel- ling the Hochelaga Cotton Factory as Pre- sident of the Labur Commission, was con- cluded this afternoon, when the jury re- turned a verdict of ** not guilty.”

Salt- Price Increased.

Hauirax, Sept. 26. The price of salt has increased 15 cents per hogshead. There are 5,000 hogsheads in store here.

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Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, Sept. 27.—-10 a. m.

Strong winds and gales from south-east, shifting to south-west; cloudy, with rain.

FURNITURE, STOVES, &e.

BY AUCTION,

AT MY SALESROOM, On Friday, 28th Inst.,

AT 2 O'CLOCK, P. M.:

Household Furniture, Carpets, Pic- tures, Stoves, Xc. GEO. M. HARRIS,

sept25—t! sle Auctioneer.

Visitors to Exhibition,

—CALL AT—

G. H. TAYLOR'S,

AND SEE THE FINEST STOCK OF

Watches in Gold and Silver

EVER SHOWN BY HIM.

ENGRAVING AT SHORT NOTICE.

North Side of Queen Square. _sept25—3w eod & wky

NOLICE. Prince Eiward Island Directory.

NYONE in the City who has not been called upon, or wishing to advertise or subscribe forthe PRINCK EVWARD ISLAND DIREC- TORY, will please send in their orders a3 soon

it ! . . . “Don't forget this will be the first reliable Direc- tory ever issued of the Previece. The price of the work is oaly $200. Advertising rates, $10.00,

one page ; $6.00, hali page ; $4 09, fourth page,

Address,— oe FREVERICK’S PUBLIS'ING ©Q., Maceaciern’s Building, Queen Street.

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- CARD.

ISS ALICE O'BRIEN wishes to inform her

N cusiomers andthe puble in weneral that

sne bas taken Rooms over J, B, Macdonala’s

ry Goods Store, where she will do MILLI-

NERY. MANTLE and DRESS MAKING in the latest style .

CUT: ING and FifTINGa pote

Khartoum. |

Local Notices. Canned Finnan Haddies at Beer & Goff's. sept25 3i Good Lard for sale at Beer & Golf’s. sept25 3i R. K. Brace is selling splendid butter for 18 cents per pound,

Very choice Green and Delaware Grapes at Beer & Goff’s. 3i—sept20

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YSTERS FOR THE HALF-SHELL DKE- PARTMENT (Hand-Picked)j received daily.

AGENCY.

Representative of the Consolidated Store Ser- vice Co. of the United States. Orders are soli- cited for the CASH AND PARCKL CARS manufactured by this Company.

JErated Waters.

SOLE AGENT for this Province for JAMES A. ROVE'S MANUFACTORY, at Halifax, N, 8. of the following line of ASRATED WATERS :— Cream Soda, Plain Soda,

Lemonade, Ginger Ale, Saursaparilla, Nerve Food.

CIGARS.

Also, representative of A. ISAACS, St. John, N. B.. manufacturer of “ Little Queen” and other fine hand-made HAVANA CIGARS.

THE OLD LONDON Bottling Company,

With the latest conveniences and the system

of one of the most experienced houses in the

trade, are prepared to fill orders left with the

undersigned at the lowest possible fizures, Highest price paid for Empty Bottles, Telephone in connection.

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Many buildings were’ There was vast damage to,

JOHN JOY,

Old London House, Water Street. gentls

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STHAMER

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Fall Arrangement, 1888.

On and afier Tuesday, Oct. 2nd, ISSS, the Stesmer “ thearher Beite.” mugh Metean, taster. will run as fvilews:

Will leave Orwell Brush Wharf for Charlotte- town every luesday, Wednesday and Thurs- day mornings, at7 o'clock, caliing at China Point and Halliday’s Wharves.

Will leave Charlottetowa for Halliday‘s, China Point and Orwell brash Wharves same even- ings, at 2 o'clock, remaining at Brush Wharf every Tuesday and Wednesday night, and on Thursday night returning to Charlottetown, arriving at 8 o’clock.

Friday, will leave Charlottetown for Cranberry

W hart, East River, at 5 o'clock, a.m.; leaving

Cranberry Whart for Charlottetown at hailf-

past seven o'clock, a, m., calling at Hickey’s

W barf.

Leaving Charlottetown for Hickey’s and Cran-

berry Wharves at 2 oclock, p. m., returning

to Charlottetown same evening.

Every alternate Friday, steamer will go to

Mount Stewart.

Saturday, will leave Charlottetown for Crapaud

at 4.30 o'clock, a. m, leaving Crapaud for

Charlottetown about | o’clock, p. m.

L. C. OWEN, , Agent.

Ch’town, P. E. L., Sept. 26, 1888.

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School for Children.

AFRS. J. D. MARTIN has stil] a few vacancies . in her Morning Class.

Shouid a sufficient number of Pupils come for- ward, an Afternoon Class will be formed. These Classes wil! continue during the Summer.

For terms, etc., apply at residence, FITZROY STREET, mon th tf—ju28

Voice Culture a Specialty.

ME: J.D. MARTIN, Organist and Choirmaster in St. Paul’s Church, is now prepared to receive Pupils in the above branches of Musical Study. Ia addition tothe above, Mr. Martia in- tends forming at aMBearly date a SINGING CLASS FOR LADIES. For terms, etc., apply at Residence, FITZROY STREET, or to Mr. C, P. FLercner, Queen Street. lyr dy eod —-mav5

SAULT Ste. MARIE CANAL.

Notice to Contractors.

EALED TENDERS addressed tothe under- signed, and endorsed ** Tenders for the Sault ste. Marie Canal,” will be received at this office until the arrival of the eastern and western mails on TUESDAY, the 23rd day of October next, for the formation and construction of a Canal on the Canadian side of the river, through the Island of St. Mary. The works will be let in two sections, one of which will embrace the formation of the canal through the i-land, the construction of locks, &c. The other, the deepening and widening of the channel-way at both ends of the canal, construc- tion of piers. &c. A map of the locality, together with plans and specifications of the works, can be seen et this office onund after TUESDAY, the 9th day of October next, where printed forms of tender can also be obtained, A like class of information, relative to the works, can be seen at the office of i Local Officer in the Town of Sault Ste. Marie, nf. Intending contractors are requested to bear in mind that tenders wiil not be considered uniess mede strictly in accordance with the printed forins, and be accompanied by a letter stating that the pergon or persons tendering have care- fully examined the localitv and the nature of the

— ‘THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,

(P, B ISLAND RAILWAY,

Provincial Exhibition.

ETURN TICKETS, at One First-Class Fare,

wili be issued to Charlottetown, as under,

iu connection with the Provincial Exhibition to

be held at Charlottetown, on WKDNESDAY and THURSDAY, October 3rd and 4th, 1888 :—

From Stations west of Summerside by After- noon Train on October Ist, and from Suammer- side, Cape Traverse, Souris, Georgetown and intermediate Sractions by Forenoon Trains on October 2Zad, to parties appointed to act as Judges of i xhibita, who will be required to produ: e notice of such appointments when af plying for Vickets; from ail Stations by Afternoon tga ns on October 2nd, by all Trains on October 3rd, and from Summerside, Cape Traverse, Souris, Georgetown and intermediate Stations by Fore- noon Trains on October 4th, all Tickets ; being good to return up to and on October 6th, i555

Live Stock and other Exhibits will pay regular taruf rates to Chariottetown, but will be re- turned free on certificate of Secretary of Exhibi- tion to the effect that ownerrhip has not been changed,

J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent. Railway Office, Charlottetown, Sept. 24, 1888. sept2i—dy eod dy pat eod wy prs ji

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MISS WILSON

(LATE OF HALIFAX,) Will receive a limited number of Pupils for instruction in the

‘German Method” for the Pianoforts.

Classes will the Second Week iz September.

Address care of H. C. WILSON, Stanley Bros’. 4w—-augl]l

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MILLNER'S TIN SHOP

A VARIETY OF COAL HODS, NICKEL . and BRASS TAPS, Iron and Daisy PUMPS, STOVEPIPE and TINWARE.

Atso—A few ASH SIFTERS on hand, which will be sold cheap for cash.

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WOTICE.

HEREBY notify the citizens of Charlottetown that I have been appointed Sanitary Officer aud have entered upon my duties, and will in due course visit and inspect, in accordance with the law, all Yards, Sinks, &c., of which the citizens Will take notice and govern themselves accordingly Citizens having to complain of nuisances in their vicinity will obiige by giving me par-

ticulars, DUNCAN MCRAE, Sanitary Officer.

SeWING MACHINES REPAIRED

a Subscriber has opened an office above R. K. Jost’s Boot and Shoe Store, for repairing all kinds of Sewing Machines. JOHN HIGGINS, North Side of Queen Square, septl4d—dy lw wky 3w

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WANES, LOST, FOUND dc.

T° LET.—A om of six rooms, situated on Malpeqne Road, opposite old Protesiant

Cemetery. formerly occupied by owner of Nur-

serv. Apply to J. G. EcKsTaDT.

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WO SERVANTS WANTED—a good plain Cook and a Nurse. Apply to Mrs. R, R FITZGERALD, Mount Edward Road. 3i—sept26

O LET.—Dwelling, with four rooms and porch, on Sidney Street,—R. E. BRACE. septz6—lw

W ANTED.—An experienced Clerk in a gener al store. Apply by letter, with references, stating salary, ‘‘ box 562, Charlottetown.” sepi25

ICYCLE FOR SALE.—A_ 52-inch wheel (Columbia) as goo'l as new, will be sold at a bargain. Apply at this offico. sept25

OST.—Yesterday, between Hillsborough and Great George Streets, a pair of Gold-Rimmec Spectacles, in Case. Finder will pieass leave same at W.N. TANTON’s Jewelry Store, Upper Queen Street, sept2s WANTED.—A Servant Girl for general work inasmall family. Apply to Mrs. B. Des- BRISAY, Upper Prince Street. septzd

es OYSTERS, caught daily, and sold by ; the quart and barrel by JOSEPH ii. CaAR-

mopy, East End. Gi—sepi24

WANTED.—A Man for outdoor work about a small Farm. Apply to Mrs. DesBrisay, Spring Park. tf—sepi22

7 LET.~— rhe House on Fitzroy Street recent- ly occupied by rrof. Martin. Apply to F. H. Beer. ; i

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WANTED.—A g00d Female Servant to go to Brunswick, Maine, Good wages and first-

rate position. Apply to THEO. L. CHAPPELLKE, at

the Diamond Bookstore. 3i—septz1

WANTED —A General Servant. Apply to Rev. Mr. Luoyb. sept20

WANTED.—At the Hospital forthe Insane, a tHousemaid and a Female Attendant. Apply to DR. BLANCHARD. sept20

WANTED.—A Servant Girl for general house work, Appiy at this office, 5i—sept20

AND SALE.—The Farm of the late Aiian MacKinnon, Riverdale, Lot 30, will be sold by Auction, on the Premises, on SATURDAY, Sept. 29th, at2 p.m. Sale positive. septlg

\V ANTED.—Reliable, energetic man in you™ ‘* vicinity. Salary from stari on liverai terms. Rochester Fruit Farm and Nurseries,—HOOKER, EROWN & Co, Brighton, N, Y,

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WANTED.—A Servant Girl for general] house- work. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. Ep- WARD Davy, Kichmond Street. 3i—septi7

GQ HOF TO LET, having a Piate Glass Front, just the thing fora Fruit, Book, Grocery or boot Store, next door to Bonnell’s Watchmaking Shop.—R. K. Brace. septl2

material found in the trial pits, In the case of firms. there must be attached the actna! signatures of the full name, the nature of the occupation and residencs of each member of the same; and further, a BANK DEPOSIT RECEIPT for the sum of $20,000 must accompany the ten- der for the canal and locks; and a BANK DEPOSIT | RECEIPT forthe sum of $7,500 must accompany ' the ‘ender fer the deepening and widening of the channel-way at both ends, piers. &c, The respective DEPOSIT RECEIPTS cheques will not be accepted—must be endorsed over to the Minister of Railways and Canale, and will be for- feited if the party tendering declines entering into coutract for the Works, atthe rates and on the terme stated in the offer submitted. The deposit receipt thus sentin wiil be return- . ed to the respective parties whose tenders are | not accepted. Tbis Department does not, however, bind itself to accept the lowest or any tenders. i Ry order,

A. P. BRADLEY,

Own people is the — Diy che suupirte antag purty.

Cutting done by the * Ladies’ De t System,” meh a bp lear PERT pe taldgae

D t of Railwayp a Canals: 508 epertment of ftailwaysp ; senate |

\ ANTED IMMEDIATELY.--A Parlor Maid. Good wages. Apply at this office. augs8

7¥x0 LET.—A House on Water Street, contain- ing eleven tiooms with Shop. Possession immediateiy. Apply to M. McQvuarip, Lower Queen Street. tf—augZl 4 OR SALE —One large second-hand Fireproof Safe (Tilton & McFarland); one double writing Desk (biack wainat.) Apply at A. Mc-

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Just Opened at Stanley Bros’.

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CHILDRENS’ UNDERCLOTHING, CHEAP,

At Stanley Brothers’. NG,

LADIES’ UND

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A Large Stock at Stanley Bros’., Brown’s Block.

ULSTER CLOTHS, DRESS 0008, TRIMMINGS & PLUSHES,

Now Opening at Stanley Bros’.

September 15, I888—eod & wky

NEW FALL GOODS.

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New Hats and Bonnets, New Feathers and Flowers, New Plain and Striped Plushes, New Satins and Velvets, New Dress and MNiantle Trim- mings, Sew Dolmans and Jackets, Rew Dress Goods and Cloths, New Fall and Winter Goods in Great Variety aud Cheap.

PERKINS & STERNS.

Charlottetown, Sept. 21, 1888.

THE B. LAURANCE PEBBLE AND CRYSTAL

Spectacles

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Evyeriasses

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RELIABLE AIDS FOR DEFECTIVE VISION. See Testimonials and Get Your Eyes Suited

of the following AGENTS, «rho have a Select Assortment Celebrated Glasses on hand:

in Charlottetown—E. W. Taylor, Cameron Block. * Summerside —Hl. R. Crockett, Watchmaker. “ Georgetown—Angus McLean, Kent Street. — “ Alberton W. B. Dyer, Chemist and Druggist.

E. W. TAYLOR, WHOLESALE AGENT, CHARLOTTETOWN.

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Years Experience. NEW GOODS.

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. ; : fC "e are alling latches from E have just received a large selection of G00 ls. We are now selling Watches fi

NEILL’s Auciien Ream. tf—sept6

wa \TED.—A good Milch Cow. Apply to W, W. BEER. li—septs Vy ANTED,--A Girl

Good wages, office. %

for general housework, No washing. Apply at this tf—septs

ae LET.—House on Pleasant Street, with Stabie and Wellin yard. Possession firat of ; Septem ber.— WILLIAM Dopp. aug20

WANTED. A a 14 years of ace to ‘ ; ‘ to WN, TZ iS, autg30

‘hai : : ~ vere laroe aclecti Chains, Bracelets, Spectacles, &c., a very large selection,

$3.50 up to $40.00. We are selling € locks from $1.00 up to $15.6, nice —T Brooches, Earvings, Wedding and other Rings, es ne ao that wit meet with your approval. We are now prepared to do R SPAIRING a 0 ty ar: WATCHES AND JEWELRY in a thoronghly scientific manner. Hi ving ¢ . lates

improved Lathes and Tools used by the most x, erienced workmen, we are peer ¢ = ay the utmost satisfaction to all work entrusted to our care. EVERY J OB WARKANTED.

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