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ay Trame ny Be or 2B ; for Dress ods, oc SS ii \ | | fn ° “* | ) Fn 4. 3. eo n eo: r cat $2 rhe ee } ~ | i é ° : : re Pe : . | Just opened, the latest in American Caps, Drop in the Just dpened, tour cases of , ‘ ; oe a | » we ; ls cs , Ll } 1 r : . If you want a new hat or cap for fail. there is no bet- Yow is the time to select“ your fall hat or cap Don’ t | ie very ates styles in and see the new sly ies. You will find us up-to-date. ’ , ve =. ib ¢ ip. ont ( , Al ric ar { ] So Ms . Fi ivi a ] 28 r h: |, 7 > | 4 H 7 ee ee ter place im the city to buy than ours, No newer or Letter go buying old styles or back numbers when we can supply te ‘ Sharp | as. ial ——e > : ; the very latest so cheap. : ROWSE’ SROTHERS PROWSE BROTHERS. style in Canada than ours. : i - ' ne! Ss. i vel arn yi ering « WwW ‘ . | . oe cae mare odd . ; ; 7 ¥ : j Se . ‘ ’ . tb | ove Company thie evening a The Stylish Hatters. The Wonderful Cheap Men. PROWSE BROTHERS. PROBSE BHROTHE! 8, | ’ cow _ Vi j mwa 2 — - - aed ao at Nae — oe ii a Acai en eg tn ii i. ok ieee 4 OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT THE PE if j OBITUARY, NEW oa a ae d r a thresher at the St he St. Jol Tel ws } akin f TORE. i ve w : Jobn Telegraph, speaking of A wave of profound sorrow swept over : } Sw . A y Pucker Co., says A great num the community at the announcement, on " wae : ! °K c chose the Ethel Tucker Company, at Thursday morniag, of Mrs. William Mc- * ; s ; . be! the Opera House, as a means toe joy part | Grath’s death. It was sad news for all | T + ) Ss ' : > a } ‘ aid . of the holiday. At the matinee many had | classes and creeds, for all who ever knew “y to gu away because there mas neithee Ss ot avd shared of her kindness and hospi- e pomaraa seat nor standing room he company | tal.ty; but it was particularly sad intelli- 9 a i Su ran ce a played “The Pearl of Savoy.” aid did se; | gence to the poor and needy, because in NOW OPCNING Mb ttetown this} most acceptobly, the different characters ; . . | her kindly, charitable, sympathetic and Japa a C e , iff , os j 4 ee cig 1 Ji nes rre Co 1 i me o'clock,| being well portraved. The specialties. of { cod, honest goods at a fair) sacrificing nature she never was 80 happy : oa J arr i enees / me: Lr , F Sh = ave lthe Lawrence S ters and Mis: Wescott | price. | as when sati-fying their needs and sympa- -. ee eres Bowls, Vases, | ASSETS $50 O00 O00 . ; ew a} rgain caught the audience as on the Com- | This is our -experience for thising with and consoling the miserable Water Bottles. ete. A taw : ’ : In : h t ¢|pany’s previons engagement bere. After | A itt ‘ Ur sea porsem | and afflicted. Having all the virtues and : | handsome Flower Enperenes el 2 ae iwo nes enjoyment the mammoth what the ay erage custome characteristics of a noble woman, she lived B << ¥, ow Cs rt eee i . crowd dispersed, thoroughly satisfied ap- 'wants. This ‘ -. make | and died without an enemy, but with mal ices : ronze Figures, Candle Sticks “ , ‘ jparentiy w Lie choice of a way to > 7 - ‘ Phis _ what _ make titudes of friends singing cae praises and Primitive Man took his Fancy Caridies Fanc Work LOWEST Rr ATES ° : ane j 5 * *:} spend the afternoot | oa ¥< ffo1 a supply: Sy oaet God that her soul may have eter- food wherever he could Boskets Cl cas I ce : a , ar : i aha 4 ¢ ‘ Che matinee success was plicated ir yarge additions this week | "2! rest in peace, . > oe Ss, UhINes? Lit 1s. _— . aver er ed a evening when “Th Wages of Sin” was of seasonable go sd The funeral procession and ceremonies, ; find it, without formaliiy : : PROMPT SETYLEMENT OF LOSSES a : r M ) al a he bi lhe piece bas been seen here be- seasonapvic Poor 3. which were most im posing, will be loa of cooking, put at the Finest Lot af Purses if Town : wae formerly a resident of Salad fore, and as preduced by this company remembered. From an early hour on Fri- yre : Sornmemninans ~ anmompiine imi y. " sen ad : 5 ay aa eee Snap A |e eer sgy [iene coeceatemsys| ‘Ppmntie the Stoot| "Garnet Bille; diet | Secu I br x i the | 4 her « panies | many miles around, and many from great~ refinement 18 centred from the Summer Is'es. Other hav e ed. | be O ad Chas Funny Br 1 specialties, was an | | er distances, kept kneeling busied in pray- about the table. Silver thoi bulbs in ser J MACE D. za each re« i one arg added attr » and he ule e and AND er and taking a last look at her beloved . CHOICe DULDS In Serson, ” thir action, and Ge Curv lence to some new songs As sung by +e saee ~ eon face. At 9.20, before the body was taken ware adds rfinement to A ——_ one charging @ second infra o Allt e} bitn tl y were productive of roara of | from the house, the De Profundis aud the table. Iam showing Haszard & "oore Q te ad AG <. Gam mObses at ae ra ou M sy next.| |aughter, anu several encores we given | CG es Miserere were sung by the hundreds of a great variet contain- ’ on Te a——Par. 4 Vatusere Im aioe r= nt iio = iin Miss W scott an ] the Lawrence | k 3 people filling and surrounding the house. Pee , y Booksellers. as oe mp : ontar! | ; - P. | Sisters also appeat ‘ b specialties, equally Among those from a distance were Fathe:s ing Many Unique and ex- wrier, of this city, purchased the best/isking. The Ethel Tucker Company has, Curran and Johnstone, who preceded the clusive desi Ee tye ‘ xhniomwou al “ NOvVa ' i ' r : 5 { i j y ‘ moe » a ‘". axnib ‘ " Z y the merit of the piece played, and she »,000 Ladies’ Handkerchiefs | fusera! renee which was the larg: st 5 wow “a yy A Sec 7 rat ition I ia} superior manner of presention, game ae ‘ . or 2ve on at O ’ . 7 x : wr: Hier The Trac Soa cougraislatee Me: |Srm place. tn the opinion of” Ser Jobe |CVETY ality, from 25 per |charc Solemn Massof ieqaiem war} = We We WELLNER ens Ee S r Or : aving eet om such a valuable | theatregoers and big houses are assured doz. sung, the Rev. P. J. Hogan cfficiatirg, afnisa!. UX AMINER ditto the con papy d ‘ r stay. There has 500 La li ’ “ - | assisted by the R P.O d JEWELER feces be y. Th | 500 Ladies’ Japanese Silk y the Kev. F. Curran as des On tee ’ Sa Rida bal” Be Ioinad Bais a n arranged @ fine repertoire for this Handkerchiefs , i s - — = a as sub-deacon. - ; Wear the Ames Holden Company " SILOKS. Best fit ; fe . ee ee. oy ‘ C is. ie last burial rites inthe cemete y were i 38 ; int oo0ds Biog wo export apples. J. C. Clarke, of The com pal : Opera 1.000 slove-fitting Corsets performed by the Rev. Father Sorkin. ACCEPTED THE NOMINATION, ting and be st W earing Z0OGs on the market. New ; Lond pb, bas sold some excellent | Honse t » night in the great New York | trom 30¢ ~ ” assisted by Fathers Hogan aud Jobn;-ton. : : : varieties in Cape Breton, the Duchess] success “The Lost Paradise,” pronounced | trom 3Ue, All who knew the deceased sympathize An Afchisow ntan recently asked a girl ema. densturg an inter Bow wneles ¢) ial gee ; oa : Now Whore ir al ; ‘ Wy : i das ae 1 a ! = | | ine . " st pla er. writt and ope | New Furs, Mutts and Col-| with the husband and friends in their sad A a Sire es eg 2a — Ail STOCK JUST IN 9 sup » to any applies trom | which brought a fortune 0 its } a 1@ nt : : 812 i is, the Annapolis Valley. —North Sydney ich brought a fortune to its author. | lars, epenrperee she replied that she wouli notify him of Berald ae apie etainen neni Yi ne i ; Se ee her answer by mail. After spending a ee Gn Atjetey lon Oller Keak wens | E ne Black Dress Goods. WHAT AKE OUR “TERRITORIAL | week in suspense, he received a letter ions W. H. STEWART & CO Famvhes Ivstreastsc.—According to thriving town of 1520 inhabitants; to-day i New Buttons and Trimmings > her, three thousand words in length. Tn : = > my R. G. Dunn’s review the total of business oats a eT and — few Capes and Jackets in latest} gin.— ; he it she explained her position on the 10- IDNON TSE DING eee rildings are left. 20 corpses have been »—In prosecuting my fishing busi-| bacco question, stated what she ha! al ae SE BUILDING.... iures a au : ie st nine } ' i ries t i i vt olinthe cana aot t ) 651, - a nd ss recovered, A tidal wave followed the tor: | sty les. : a Lagi ae last ace ‘ tried ways advocated as the best kiud of buking 315 compared with the corresponding nado, sweeping buildings and everything Mens Underwear, cheapest for pi ore: and euler Soler: ae poneer, wie bin shek h meneRe 0 Seer per od of last vear. The total liabilities off shore. Nearly one hundred vessels were and best in the cit banks i th Strait tN I berl — a ve ap-ehe ponies secant 16311,210,000,: egainet $9,760 : anchored on the sponge bar and nearly} ~~, : : y: ' "sid it - Pate 05 ger eeeneee and | the honor be had done her, and hoped iS = ee ae ; 2 ie lene 5 z= 226 ¥ UU, BZainel S54") every ore was sunk. The vessels carried Collars, Gloves, etc. a : ho ; prs ee lieait. in doing 80 | that she wonld always faithfully pre-erve ea = SS ee oe trom four toten men each. Loss*of life is | ; Se oe ~ ee within MY" the traditions of goo! housekeeping, etc. _ pe =— fF “ oe terrible to contemplate. strict legal rights, as I intended to fish in| He was nearly dead with exuaustion, when Sr. Jous Exerstrioy—The S&S ohn ' international waters, over which the Do-| he revched the postseri which "read : - exhibition wae brought to s clos = = minion authorities had no jurisdiction. | «you a eer es a day evening. H weather beet i The vessel was cleared out fishi ba acetal at ieee ee the attendance vt i have excee that ; voyage from Murray Hart a tified eee peed oe es a =e saeenienin Sankt Save: Sx tha yags ’ yy. aes oo candidates accept their presidential nom- . of iast year, but five days were wet the Collector of Customs here and the | jngtion:.— Atchison Glob ie 3 & tl jered it. The paid admissions ra j Agent of Marine and F.sheries of my in- age ig Fy ve . i = y in —-— ———aae- e+ I 23 Cheese << i e up to 41,000, about 11,000 less than | (| tention. i i h > , al 90! * Rus year. Notwithstanding this the exhibitior i EST ‘ I was allowed to fish on the banks off Revit in agg means the oe 4 ae . é eo _ om Ot) he ws fanecial wuceesd UL Murray Harbor for about three weeks, but Se to qure an The great cures P. Hood’s andies, W e set ihe Fe: oo ere - the ae cots Beapgparitie prover So: waegens ere. pace for low prices, othres oO ee a oe on the plea that the Straits of Northun- {| = ee } fa suit " : Farat Acct rt A fata CO j F u i aaandiiis follow. Good stoek at OCfa suitora paic of trousers that will fit
Bay, afew daysago, whereby & young McKinnon t his
men named Hector F
hit Mr. McKinnon, aiong with
fatver and another brother, was working in aroom whena portion of the pilia: guidenly gave way, crasbing the young
ma” and causing inetantaneous death.
Margrep Tais Moryixc.—At St. J sevh’s Convent, at an early moruing, the marriage of Miss Eliza Binns to Mr. Thomas Coyle was celebrated by the Rev. Dr. Morrison, Parish Priest The bridesmaid was Miss Nelle Coyle, sister of the groom, and the best mao was Mr. Robert Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Coyle
hour this
left by the morning train for a trip to Boston and New York. Congratulations psa =
Witt Pracrice 1s Bostoxy.—Mr. Percy W. Carver, Attorney aad Counsellor-at-law, has opened an office for the practice of his profession in the Tremont Building,
, i e Boston Mr. Carver is @ ni ¥ f Pow: iy in this Province, and read law in the office of Davies & Haszard Those who favor Mr. Carver with business may de pend upoa having their interests carefally
guarded. His advertisement appears else- wiuere. ss iliaaiiiaia
Pouce Court.—This forenoon John McKisnon confessed toa third infraction of the Canada Temperance Act and was Sentenced to two months imprisonment.
Mary Palmer, (nee White) was fined $12 or 60 days imprisonment for being drunk
aod wandering about the streets late at Hight.
When the case of D. A. Bruce ve. Sarab Mabei Matilda Edith Bruce Carew was called the defendant was not in and the Magistrate ordered her recogniz
Mre Greaves ié
Greaves court ances to be forfeited. charged with Obtaining money y ° pretences froma Mr. Bruce. It is reported that Mrs. Greaves is ill.
ialceialninnes
The Vienna corres; iet f the Lon- don Mail telegraphs that the powers have egreed upon a pa settlement of the
eastern juestion, which 1s honorable to all parties He adds thatthe agreement amply guarantees the future security of the Armenians.
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‘ ad this | being the turtle and his new name De-To- We are doing 10} Ronh Tat-He, which, being interpreted,
1 Bapt'st Church, St. John, N.B., preached
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PERSONAL.
Rev. D. H. Lodge, of Charlottetown, was
the Bruuswick yesterday.—Moncton | imes. Mr. C. D. Baxter, of the Portland Pack-
ng Company, is registered at the Hote! Davies.
tev. Dr. Morrison was a passenger in the western train thi morning en route to Montreal.
Mr. J. E. B. McCready, editor of the Charlotietown Guardian, was in Ottawa m Friday last.
Mr. Geo. F. Owen, the hustling secretary of the King’s County Exhibition Associa- tion, is in the city.
Rev. T. H. Hunt, Head Master of St.
School, this morning for Windsor, Nova Scoua
We are glad to hear that the Master of the Kolls, who is down with the fever, 18 somewhat better to-day.
Mr. John Corcoran, of the I. C.R, Moncton, was registered at the Hotel Dav- es on Saturday evening.
William Mackenzie and wife of Sum- merside, registered at the Clifton House, St. John, on Friday evening.
Rey. E. A. Harris, of Mahone, Nova Scotia, took part in the service at St. Paul’s yesterday forenoon and preached at St. Peters’ in the evening.
Miss Sutherland, davgbter of the late Rev. George Sutherland, of Australia, is now in this cityoaa visitto her aunt, Mra. McNeill, Prince Street.
Mr. Horace Haszird, who was one of the delegates to the meeting of the Mari- time Board of Trade in St. John, returned to Charlottetown on Saturday
Peter’s left
Lord Aberdeen is now a chief of the
signifies Clear Sky. Rev. J. A. Gordon, of the. Main Street
last evening with much acceptance in the Baptist Church in this city. His old friends were pleased to hear him again.
Mr. John Duggan, of Sea View, has paszed the examinat on prescribed by the
Phonographic Institue, Cincinnati, “., and received a teacher’s certificate. Mr.
Duggan studied phonography last year at the Prince Edward Island Commercial College and Shorthand Institute.
Rev. J. M. McLeod, of Vancouver, B. C., preached at the evening service inj Zion Church yesterday, and his dis- course was greatly appreciated by the large congregation present. Rev. Mr. McLeod was formerly pastor of Zion Church.
At the Queen this forenoon: M. W. Hackett, Montreal; J. McL. Fraser, Hali- fax; John McGougan, Georgetown; Geo. F. Owen, Cardigan; Mrs. John McEachern and children, Souris; Jas. Laird, New Glasgow; Mrs. J. A. McDonald, Glenala- slaie.
Miss Mand Marphy, of Boston, who has been visiting relatives and friends in this province during the past few months, ieft on return to the “ Hub” this morning. Her sister, Miss Katie Murphy, who was also visiting here, left on return to Boston a few days ago, accompanied by Miss Haley, who was also returning trom a visit to relatives and friends here.
lu is report of the annual public meet- ing of the Portland Auxilliary of the
jarisdiction.
Of course a private individual could not “fight a government” except at great ex- pense. I thougat it.best to submit, broke up the fishing voyage at considerable lose, and paid asmall fine for a so-called in- fraction of the fishery regulations. This matter has now assumed “larger proportions. Commander Spain has ordered sone American schooners, fishing
mile limit of the grownds, claiming that they bave no right to fish within a line drawn ftom the East Poiot of this Island to Cape St. George in Nova Szsotia; on the plea, I suppose, that waters to the west- ward of such a line and up to the West Point of the Island are “territorial waters and fishing grounds.”
It was an easy matter for the Domiaion authorities to “‘clore me up” last year. 1 haitosubmit. Tey will fiod it quite a different matter to deal with citizens of the “Great Republic.”
The three mile limit from headland to
urope; it may be that under international law or custom, straits—such as the Straits of Northumberland—may be claimed as territorial waters tor onr fishermen, but I cannot remember any case in point. 1 am afraid that our Dominion goverament will have to give up the contention that the Straits of Northumberland are “terri- torial waters” outside of the three mile limit. Your obedient servant, Danret Davis. Ch’town, Oct. 2ad, 96. ——_-_—---
WHERE 18 SIR OLIVER?
The contract-selling affair appears @ have been a breach of the criminal law. Israe] Tarte was deeply moved by its exposure; but eo far the only legal action he has taken is against the man who pub- lished the tell tale letter.
It does not look as if the Minister of Public Works would prosecute the offender.
Where is Sir Oliver ?
Is he asleep, or has he gone on @ jour- ney ?
Te was put in asa check upon Israel Tarte.
Why does he not put the law in motion ? —Maii and Empire.
Johnuson’s Baking der gives tuilest satisfaction 25¢ a pound. Johnson & Johnson.
The Italien consular agent at Cincin- nati performed the most peculiar marriage ceremony on record. he groom was @ well-to-do resident of the Ohio city and his bride lived in Italy. The contracting par="| ties were thousands of miles apart when the wedding was performed, the marriage being by proxy. ‘The consul filled in@ blank certifieate, which he forwarded to the authorities in Italy, who, in the presence of the parish priest, exhibited it before the bride, who aflixed her signature, accepting it as her action. The marriage was per—- fectly bindiag.
Now is the time to get supptied with glass ani crockeryware as we will cell off cheaper than ever before r-mov ing.
W. P. Colwill.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the Metho-
night, the Sun Baye: Mrs. Maria Strong, of Summerside, P. E.1., the genial corres- ponding secretary, delivered a most inter— esting address on Our Responsibilities, handling her subject in @ clear, effective manner.
At the Hotel Davies on Saturday even- ing: Mr. and Mrs. D. Gordon, Geo’town; Jas. Harrington, Boston; Emerson Wood, London, Eng; W. N. Forbes, Halifax; W. Owen, Montreal; Wm. Knight, Amberst; Q. Taylor, Truro; C. L. Baxier, Portland, Me.; Thos. M. Hay, St. John, N. B.; Jack
tered this forsn2en,
dist Church held in St. John on Friday
How tsour Watch Keeping Time
A Watch is a delicate piece of ~~ wachinery, and to give satisfaction should not be kept going year after vear without cleanining If yours
needs attention, bring it at once to us and we will put it it im good
lobsters on the banks outside the thre] gt g 45 for St. Dunstan’s Cathedral, thence - ’ to R. C. cemetery.
McCallum, aged 28 years. a yofing man, highly reepected by all who
course which followed the morial remains tothe cemetery.
headland is now the recognized law in|
Pow the market.” He gave me Scott’s, re-
. days
At St. Joseph’s Convent this morning,
the 5th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Matciaon, | Thomas Coyle and Eliza Binns, both of Charlottetown.
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DIED.
In this city, Oct. 4th, James J. Power, agedl 25 years.
(Funeral will leave the residence of his father, Kent Street east, Tuesday morning
~At his father’s residence, Brackley Point Road, on Sept. 36th, 1896, Henry Deceased was
bad the pleasure of his acquaintance, which was evident from the large con- He leaves a wife to mourn ber loss.
want.
4, E. LicKACHEN, |
THE SHOK MAN.
Collere and School
Books ALL SCHOOL SUPPLIES
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Conmpleic
(Boston papers please copy.) At Tryon, Sept. 3rd, Mrs. Ann Ashley,
wife of the late James Ashley, in the 85th
a
ear of her age.
SHIP NEWS,
Port of Charlottetown. | ENTERED.
Oct3—P L G, MclIeaa’, Pictou. CLEARED.
Oct 3—SS Halifax, Pye, Boston; P LG, McIsaac, Pictou; A S Townshend, Wiittle Crapaud.
Racked with Rheumatism Unable to Walk, owing to excruciat- ing pain.
After ten years’ terribie torture, Qured by Scott's Sarsaparilia.
A. H. Christiansen, writing from the Clifton House, Niagara Falls, says: “I owe you more than I can ever pay. For ten years I suffered the tortures of the damned with rheumatism. Father had it before me, and I believe it is an here- ditary disease. My knee joints would et inflamed and if I was out in any ‘weather” I was sure to be laid up, which to a travelling man is a calamity. In a score of Canadian towne local doctors treated me, some giving relief, others none, I read that Sarsaparilla was a srheumatic cure, and I asked a druggist for ‘‘a bottle of the best Sarsaparilla on
marking that it was an improvement on all others, and that he could honestly recommend it. I hawe taken four bottles, andam freé ffom pain as a man can” hope to I was out in arainstorm two ago-and never felt a twinge. Asl said before, to Scott's Sarsa; I owe more thar. I can ever repay.’ , The best remedy for rheumatism, sciatica, and neuralgic pains—all arisin from the presence — in the bioo —is Scott's Sarsaparilla, a modern con- centrated medicine, prompt in its cura- tive effects. Doses from one half to one teaspoonful. At $1 per bottle ef your
McMillan & Homsby’s
QUEEN STREET.
aug29 —
| | ALBANTI Grand Operatic Concert
Including the 3rd-and Sth acte of Gounod’s
FAUST.
ACT IlI.—The Garden Scene. ACT V.—The Prison Scene.
The scenes from the opera in costume.
o<ocee-ABTISTS,......
MADAME ALBAR!, Prima Donna.
MISS BEVERLEY ROBINSON, Mezzo | MUNS. L’EMPRIERE' PRIENGLE,
Ba MR. BRAXTON SMITH, Tenor. MISS BEATRICE LANGLEY, Solo | Violinist.
HERR RUDOLPH VON SCARFA, Condnetor
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The scenes from the opera under the di- rect supervision of
ERNEST GYE. Subscription lists are now at Dodd’s & Rarkin’s Drug Stores, for the appearance of the aabove artists at the Opera House
druggist.
DRESS
Mattie, Montreal; Walter H.§Deeks, ‘Tor- . oderate charge ont; D. M. Preston, Montreal; J. H. Cor- runniug order at & m
coran, Moncton, N. B. G. P, Walker,’ TAYLOR S’side; Chas. ee Montrea’; P.| 1 ‘ 5 C Rattray, Restico, W. F. Tidmarsh, 3.
city John A. Robertson, Montreal, regisf Graduate Optician.
North Side Queen Square, Ch’town.
LADIES «
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NOW OPENING.
T. J. HARRIS, LONDON HOUSE
ov November 23rd.
JACKETS
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GOODS
call at Beuce’s, the popular tailoring estab-
lishment. There you can see all the new-
ti yler,
ULEND
Is the Tea that brings trade and pleases customers,
TEA
Every pound satisfactory, but remember that there ara
two or three kinds of Empire Blend. Be sure and get the
est. For sale wholesale or retail by
i. J- MORRIS
cighland
Cine CS «—[Viade in Boston
—SOLD ONLY. BY—
fennel & Chandler.
Charlottetown,July 22, 1896—246 & wy
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English Manures
SUPERPHOSPHATES AND CHEMICALS.
Sole Agents for P. E. Isiand for THE BRADLEY FERTILIZER CO., the largest concern of the kind in the world. We have a large stock, on hand and to arrive, at tnese well known MANUREs, and can refer purchaser to many of our very best farmers who have been using them for years with very gratifying results.
We can also supply the same goods (Ground Slag) as offered by our would-be competitors as “English Fertilizers’ at at least 20 per cent less price than they now ask for it, but at the same time we would not advise its use, believing that THE GENUINE EnGiisu MANURES AS SOLD ONLY BY US are much the best value. Prices, Pamphlets, etc., on application,
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