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SIV “oe oct oan % -— natin lisesi Diath nal sscita alld " THE DAILY EXAMINE A. Btn J KS MINH > svY ™ _ i + YA AAN AU ae ee 7 - - . - ae > TUESDAY, JANUARY 5 1862 Hi —_———___—— if — eel - ——- ~ : pt ly ‘al and Other TH ‘ . epwe . — a Local liems. ‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. Oddfeliowship ' : a Sex the Masonic concert programme in aie — | DINNER AT THE HOTEL DAVIES—INSTALLATION Pes) oe { Oi anoiber | Sportal Despatougs to Tax Examiner. OF OFFICERS ae = \ ah L O A —Regular meeting of Byne Lodge, Important Bye. Election. Tas Oddfellows Dinner at the Hotel | Mi ail Contracts 5 a if : No, G14, to nig ¥ istlors We.come, Davies last evening Was & great ruccess, i i ° ry ee al ae ; Lonpon, Jan. 5. the brethren more than keeping up their eeeenteateine — ——-—__~ (x) ems Ee oe e eto a UNF Senay Devt No bye-election during the existence of | "®P¥tstion for doing things up well on the Trae eure a uit SO ONa taper on fa} Cart will meet _ the present Governmant has approached in cecasion. The dinner was given in eon- FRIDAY, ois Remains seek, for he aanweganes , ro xrcut.—Wildey Lodge, No. 27,10 0F interest and vital importance the coming neuen with the inatallation of the officers | of ter Majesty's ‘tails on propored contracts ( : AN . NJ B Mh sate » ite officers this evening. Visitors CBtOet im Rosendale for the seat vacated | Of St: Lawrence Lodge and the approach- cach of tee blowing ous a To 4) ioe nl . by Lod Hartington. Both parties are | i departure from the Island of Bros. Seocint nak tian ee ‘ies k : kly i] : - | tally alive to the fact that the loss of this Hardy and Montgomery. About fifty Pesks'’s ? tation Sen Meaibend biation, .tys.contll : A . Tus Staxiey willlay up at Pictou three seat will be accepted throughout the coun- gentlemen sat down,mostly members of tbe } Peake’s Station and Hugkin..........semi-weekly eh) > > . ‘gh or four days to have some repairs made to her try as almost a cecisive test of the fate of order. F ast (trand LE Prowse presided, Printed notices containing full information as d main steampipe. ; the mimetry in the « ming elections, and | having on his right one of the gueat of | to conditiens of proposed contracts may be seen, ‘et if o ; Will strain their resources in money and the evening, and on his left Bro. Rew. W To ees delecees otkatiatelebens aeons ti gxverores. —Nice white envelopes for sixty | local influence and be alert in the use of W. Brewer. The vice-chair was oceupied | and terminate, or at the oftice of the subscriber. : 8 cents per theusand at tLe D.amcnd Bookstore | every known electioneering art in order to | ©Y Past Grand Geo. W. Gardiner. The F. pe ST. C. BRECKEN, ' Hh Prices are away down | compass a triumph. table was spread in Mrs. Davies’ best Asst. P.O, Inspector. ; i] ' sounetillilneinn ae siyle. The wenu follows Post Office Inspector's Office, } bie Tus Masonic Baziar Neuing Circ'e will hold | _ MENU : Charlottetown, P. E [., ie \ their first meeting for work in the Mason'c Southampton Vushes Her Claims. sour 18th December, 1501. } e fipt Hall, Waser St., Wednesdey. Jan. 6, at 2 39 me jant—3i d&w Be iy = i ’ vy et AC GC LLL CC CLL p. m Lonpon, Jan. 5 Cream of Celery. 1S on } . ; : PISiL. aes 1 : a dal | A deputation from the Southampton ; | Exaackp.—The pre gramme of ‘be Ma- | Chamber of Commerce waited upon Sir Boiled Salmon. Caper Saucy, Oyater As (ey sonic c meert appears in another columns. | Charles Tupper yesterd«y for the purpose Scallops. a K vad iv _— that evening engaged to | of urging upon him the claims of Southam. BOILED. ——_—_—- A T—__—— } i aitead thy comcer | pton to be the port of departure in Eng-| Beiled Turkey. Parsley Sance, Ham and Le i ’ cme jiand for the steamers of the proposed | Tongus. i) REVOLUTION in ct carpet business when! Ang!».Canadian mail service. Sir Charles | ROAST. i Patten Bros. get their new stock in the! promised to consider the arguments. He Roast Duck with Jel Goose and Apple LA prong People will ba able to bi ood i the i . . : — 9 PP uf! spring. ‘ People ¢ " iy a good | said the proposed route would form an Sance. Sirloin of Beef. --AT THE— ti oarpet at a small price. beeper route to the far east in the siaaiaies o potatoe h 7 ae event of any obstruction preventing the pis sea yf , » Pray . ; . . 2 a Week or Praves.—The prayer meeting | passsge of steamers through the Suez Canal, one nn of Temas a. -B ROW IN Ss BLOCK bear this evening will be held in the Upper} a es a <> : ih ig Prince Streer Mothodisi Church Subject | Election P VEGETABLES. ih ae ‘ . oe ; etitions. ‘ ‘ eet —‘*The Church of Christ. Seccher- it — ao Sucatach. Escalloped Tomato. Sweet Cora. Charlottetown, January 2, 1892—e0d & why rat Sutherland | Toronto, Jan. 3 Mashed Potatoes, —-+-COM ME7ICING--— ee ee ee > ee — ———— aap! oi Davidson (Grit) South Oastario, has been rar EB Masosic Tempe Committer.—A meeting | , casted for hr hore ’ Englieh Flum Padding. Brandy Sauee. Mince ete S ef the Indies coummivtee of the Masunic | aa a 7 ag . + and tae Pie. Monday January Ath. by : Temple B-zasr wili be held to-morrow | e petition against Landerkin, (Grit) > : 9 eo & emp * : ae tomorrow | South Grey, han been dismissed _ Green Plum and Strawberry Tarts. - 3 _ Pe (Wedoradey) fiermoon at 230 o'clok, in| 6 - Grt MP f = B a. t | Roananna Custards Orange Creasn. Rock cnierclininainaiehiy ¥ i} 4 the Masenic Lodge Room, Water Street ie ee ke Se pie, ORE and Gci«pe Fruit Jellies. ‘ie a art . ; Soup pmcentet Ts, Spanish (ream Marble Fruit and ] t WEEK BOOKS of ail kinds will Bes Potice Sa - This morning a liquor “. ibiscieinlaacons Sponge Cake. § + be the principal feature. } 4 | pli ye ea guilty ¢t th t > Visleticas af the Sundey Obeorvanes Law, | Mayoralty Elections. DESSERT. STATIONERY & FANCY i ; and was fined 81.62 and costs in each case, | Hiei wink . Apples. Oranges. Grapes. Arsorted Nate Od WEE » GOODS ‘will take the lead | . A vagrant was remanded eight days. Orrawa, Jan. 6. and Raisins. : +: - | Mr. Duracher has been elected Mayor Bon-Bons and Confections. tENE SATE Tewerraxce. — Prinee Kdward Division | of this city. fe is the first French mayor Celery and Cheese. Russian Tea and Coffee, ad WEE 5 A. poe yee - —-HOR— ie . will maet this (fuesday) evening for the in- | in eight years. Chocolate Menier. sunt, every ve Peaee, . y tallation of officers. Afte- iastailation Rev. | r . n ae ~ oeee ag Mr. Hamilton will addrees a aaatien Toronto, Jan 5. After all had done full justice to the BARGAINS will ‘be the same each week— yt @ Visiting brethren always welcome ta! Flemming has been elected Mayor. goed things provided, the intellectual por-| 20 and 25 per cent, discount off | = 4 isitin re y eicoms. Alba 8 y Sitesien ten ctenilliies. taal i Hes: os tion of the programme was entered upun, | marked prices. : , a, Contiliation the following toasts being honored in pure by Pal 1 ell Pe —— send cold water :— This is the greatest chance ever offered i aLe and sullow cheeks mean disease and a i j i ? s to get the best ef Goods at YOUR OWN e 5 premature death. Rosy cheeks are emblom- | Rome, Jan. 5. The Queen—‘‘ God Save the Qeen. OFFER. a % : al of | mg ife Te is ee W iiliama’ The Px pe has accepted France's terms The Presnient of the _ United States— i hy : a 7s . a ‘cals f he tne nervous | for conciliation, including the cessatvon of ** Srar Spangled Banner. Wholesale Dealera also supplied at the . = = nr a never fails to leave: a | episcopal letters to the Archbishop of Aix Oddfeliowship throughout the world— | lowest rates. hy r ? a i ; *” | and the suppression of Catholic electoral P. G.M., B. Bremner, and Rey. Bro, ; ig a ; ee j | eatechisms Brewer. | N. B.—The BAZAAR is closed for the Sr. Peter's Carueprat —To-morrow being | mn . i ; 4 : : eee Stn A oe al a The Grand Lodge of the Lower Prov- | present. )& f the Feast of the Epiphany, eervices will be as} 4 , “% ; follows: Celebration of ‘the tioly Eacharist Bye-Election. inces—D. D G. M ® W. R. Boreham end | THEO L CHAPPELLE ' 5 = ; at 7.45 and (choral) at 10 a. m.; Matins at 9 ane P. G. M., Chappelle. 3 » h--¢€ " ; . * o'clock ; Evensong and Christmas carols at | Orrawa, Jan. 5. Ya Cue Cneget: with Aim ——! et pee, ——A. ane ne 7.30. All services ia the chape! | The election in Victoria will take place ot Bios. “Has y oad Montgomenme=pro- jan2—dy 3ieod wky li ; - om the Shell tenasini posed by Bro. G. W. Gardiner and sup- | ? J r Yue very changeable weather this arason | ee enaety. ported by Bro. J. 8. Nelson, responded to | | igh) has been productive ef colds and corghe, and | ee by Bro. Hardy. rs } pt nearly everyone is suffering from this uapleas Another Suspension. Sister Societies—Bros. Rob. Angus and ae > tlhe a * ant malady. . Everybody's Cough Sprup, pre- sei so D R McLellan. 4 ‘ pared by A S Johaonn, is the popusar remedy, | Monrreat, Jan. 5. Otlicers of Wildey and St. Lawrence ’ rg’ 4] and is meeting with a larger sale than ever be- | . L B A. D. Mekeod AN KK ‘< C og : fore. Put 25centsin your pocket and cail | P. Hadon, wholesale dry goods, has sus- } Lodges— Bros. - McLeod, Rob An- , 9 4% ‘ asennad ana get a bottle. ; pended. gus, William Sm.ill and A. S. Johnaon. ge ae : . i —- Absent Brothers—Bros. Chester B. Mae- BY AUCTION. i ~ Hoox anv Lappar. — At the regulsr | Cabmen on Strike. neif!, RB. Norton and Geo, A. Sharp. —— len" ne meeting of the Hovk and Ladder Company | — , _ The Preas--H. MacInnis and Fred. J: WILL SELL BY AUCTION. at my Sales i last night J, W. Quigley was @lected jiirst | Parts, Jan. 5. — Ladi B |. F. Wi & Room, on THURSDAY, the 7th day of Jonu- ~ oe lieutenant and James Offer secretary. The} Fifteen hundred cabmen are on strike in he ies—Bros. J. F. Whear, A. S, | ay; instant, at 11 o'clock, a. m.:—25 Shares Mer- i p } a Captaia will be appointed at tha mect-| this city. Johpeon and W. A.. Weeks, ie. chants’ Baak of P. E ie Charlottetown, January 5, 1892—e0d & wky VW ; 7 ; 3 —My. J. a. . ’ , a — ——_—— ---— - -——— ~ ea , ing of the Fire epentanent. go Hust afd Hostess—My, J. J jan? , ag at x Ler there be no mistake about this, that Personal Our Next Merry Meeting—‘* God be a & if ' the ** Myrtle Navy" tobacco 1s manufac- ~—-~ with us till we Meet Again.” 4 : ; ; tured from the very fiaest Virginia leaf Gen. Sir Frederick Sleigh Roberts, Admiral " . ie . Po WwW : 5 ve the Queen. R No higher quality of leaf can be purchased | Sir Artaur W. A. Hood (retire?), and. Sir Ged Gave tht Queen a \ for any tobacco made, It is selected with | William Thompson have been raised tothe} The speeches were as a rule short, witty, f the very greatest care, and treated with oer tha Cttiaaeccteeh ple te th and to the point; and some of them were} . ———— g if ( ; ot ° , a ony ly el t. The proceedings were in- : FE the most approved processes fur preserving Avglican Bishop of New York at the Church really eloquen e proceedings were EACH PLUG OF THE i

the flavor of the tobacco. : : ‘.- | terspersed with vocal solos by ” of the Iucarmation, the Rev. Chas. De Witt} poo Enman, Hawley and Parsons; ne 5 pe cS

. Ox Dec. 3ist the merchants and others wil a 2 a “eben, "Pree. readings by Bros. C, B, Macneill and Benj. M tle tY V ; be meking out their accon :ts and will expect | gerign were ordained deacons; and the Rev Bremner; recitation by Bro. W. A. Weeka, yr a y AY FROM THIS PRESENT DATE: —“I will patronize PROWSE BROS ond: thie of

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psyment of them. For this particular kind| Horatio O. Ladd, Congregationalist, was jr, cornet solo. by Bro A. W. Mitebell, and . 3 : : ! af billiousness there is nothing like the bard | advanced te the priesthood eae Sy Se eee Sa ae +z An meee dollars I save by trading with them I will give to the poor. In doing s» 1 will q eash ; but for ordinary bilions headache, &e . At the distribution of prizes at the Props. was expressed at ¢t absence: of ro. Mont. 3S Ma k PROWSE BRO 4 } k ; és f h wae | 2 : is : Everybody's Pills are the great remedy. For ganda College, Rome, last month, Mr. Thomas | B°™<FY, one of the guests of the evening, whe : make S. lappy, make many poor oO the city lappy, and will be happy i sy: : 25 cents you can buy a box at your nearest | Curran, of Baldwin's Rosd, was awarded sec: | Was saable to be presest. About half past one | samy, ag ey. myself, and will tell my friends and they will be happy.” 7° is drug store, ond medals in metaphysics and logic, and a o'eloek x — = company ee j ° : e 2 ; — we The Living Church secon'l medal in the second class of vocal Mg ; a. Coulie x etd on : Se Queda the felleciag ational thi no aid a “a eae sheie it ta thelr igteation to aiees a.” IN BRONZE LETTERS. If you do this, you may expect a happy and prosperous year. Money foolishl y spent i Bee American Epiecopa! Church tor the past year : iehenntnel Philosophv at the close of the bardware business Botla gentlemen are well ' . ee i8 money thrown away. We say, DON’T DO IT. for the sake of your families. ; | Ek es oe Sere “a ae laat scholastic year. Mr. Curran is a brother aneee SOS See ar aay -ap*ihtenie ae Tt | haa orders, 3/5; postulants, <s; is ap of Rev. Peter Curran, of Tracadie. Tue Ex- , NONE OTHER GENUINE . : ‘ : ame —— rae a a oe eee io ghauaed to note Mr. Curran’s success | success in Ubeir new home, ——~ 4 . We are determined that we will stand up in your interests, and all through the year ae & —intan‘s, 7,'40; adult, ‘ ; tul, . ‘. ‘ : ; : ne ¢ e : : A ‘ ; aunt - a cots conticenad 48 ttl eemmusiaans, 06- | ee Ce Previous to the dinner the‘D. D.G. M.,| jan2—dy & wky will hunt for Bargains for you; so keep your eye on our advertisement. If we say a big 573; increase, 27,281; increase per cent., .05; ee Bro, WR. Boreham, assisted by Past Grand thing we will do it, even if it cost a Thousand Dollars to do it. ~enagl , «| marriages, 16,226; buria's. 30,921; Sumday A Reviving Hope. Masters Rremser and ‘Chappe:le and Paat| - . » 1s i School teachers, 41,418; scholars, 333,069; << ohne Grands Waller, Prowse and Hardy met with ‘ a i parish schools teachers, 8,252; total coo-| Sunlight gladdens the mighty city, St. Lawrence Lodge and instalied the officers W Oa d : yu M We want your confidence and your trade, and we will do you good. |) (Oe tributions, $13,129, 928.5. Cons s alley and street and lane, for the current year as follows :— 001 I § & ill achinery, y y ’ a 5 = ! , > aie thine t ; Cheering awhile with ite glance of pity NG —Alex D McLeod. —.* a Tue CapEs : LOUTR. — very ing 4 a Haunts of labor and homes of pain Vv G — William Small. SETS GENUINE scoTcH WOOL CARDS in (x) r iy in for the season's work at the Capes. Six We who struggle with cares that thicken — K S—John Barrett. “complete ord sr. bailt ay Rovert Blair, Kil- aie } new boats of an improved pattern have Life at best but @ aarrow scop+ — P ¥— esac L Bene. marnoct. ‘So ee Bh Oy ae each. Will be iy 5 pre yb toon tow. = hich h a) ee ee ee ofan oe ee aie ieee 5 “NORTON & CO PROWSE BROS TH E WON D ER FUL CG H EAP M EN a ‘ 3. Re , of ud, which have . t a glimpse L0pe. Warden--A CP ; vo M.S we " ~, Pies: ee diel Mr Welsh and painted by ee ae Gendaser-~ibath Maaniien. dec3(—ly 4i 2aw & why Chestetietown. | " be Pat’ McMahon. Three of the boats used} Come “ee ont, = ee — rattle, Chaplain—Henry S Coffin. a= ia ; Sounds we heard in a happier time — Organist—W A Hawle , ai last TOA ae eer oan ee aatthe acrvice | Till of song bird und low of cattle, | | 1d—Fred J Seller ~ WANTS, LOST, FOUND de 144 QUEEN STREET ie : : _ . Brooklet’s ripple and sheep- *s chime, 0 G—Jobn F Wheat.’ = oo . 8 i now consists of nine ordimary-sized boats) poi cing of h ili d , iF ims t g clear, where the siniling meadows R SN G—John 8 Nelsoa. * . ke ine Pri ss and two large water ice boats, all of which Perfect emeralds, fringed with brown LS N G—Angua:M. MoGallom.” TO LES, —The Brick House op on Prince | wee ; : > 7 ; ae “ta 8 am. Ht k the Costello.property. Ap- es ; fi are fully equipped. During the summer! (iow and pale as the lights ana rhadows RS Vv GaDeuiid Masheastt. oly eS clams naan Sele Charlottetown, January 5, 1892—eod & wky ; ? fifteen — : ve = _ew - Sweep oer the hilis as the sun goes down. LS V G—Joseph Winchester. A¥LWARD, ~outpport es OS a8 EEE ———— eT f i the engt o the ywoat hous : : BS S—Sidney 6 Enman, : 7 s s tk i ‘ ; ae si , ” ; EKDIATELY —A t fi a Cape Traverse, and a spying tower has pag os yg: me een’ L 8 S—Theo Nelson. cid Et cateeehie Guoniky arbre Notice of Assi ent V LaBS been erected on the building. Thse im- or " biel P i J PG—J A Waddell. there ia no washing, Apply at this office. , Cbg. i provements have beea made in consequence Ours aes ~ ar aap eee Marshal—Theo L Chappelle, P G@ hi. jan2 4 | | ; ay of the boat house being too small awe the pone eg > ldo aon ian —————— WANTED TO PUBCHASEL—A piece of land OTIVE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Fenton T. | i i.s requirements of the service, a0 the spy Taste for a season a brief release; ; i the elters ‘Apply at Tue Examiner office. Ay, ew — 4 waeeewe. 3 arepaart. hee | - Ze P . ; tower has been built so as to be better Seek and find mid the hille and valleys MARRIED. dec31--3i . ors) all hus -Merchandize, tioods, Books. Book | A Good Time to Buy Good Furniture. a8 . ; 8 er effects, by deed bear- _ ft

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boats. oo December, 1891, by the Rev. J. W. Sneath, ost. -- Teena a wake will please leave S#id Fenton T. Newbery will make parment to 2i pd—dec30

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FE. Mace toe Ada Zielah, daughter ef James ; us, who alone are authorized to give discharges, i = i Wet Taken —Mve. Lord, Agent of the Local Notices. Coffin, Mount Stewart. s them at this office, » All having claime avainst the said Feuton i; 2% ae 7 ; 7 omnia i Newbery w urnish the same to us at the he:

Department of Marine, today showed an . i i i 7 i B field UND,—A putse of ‘money. The owner can (Office and Store lately occupied by the said | ee Sale continued this evening at 7.30} Atthe home of the bride, Brookfield, on Poe cameeas plicationat Tite EX«MINER Z aay Pp y ace a. 5

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ExaMINex reporter 4 series of twenty-four) , ; : oo : . lock at my salesrooms, 106 Queen St, of é ened ee this ah yertianment. | views vf ee oe M - ely Woleh, nar wat "dothidea ae ladies’ | William Frederick J Wise, son of Jcseph dect? baad oc sae RONALD McMIL:.4N, é 7 Pr. Siiifon olar, 7 , “ , rs “~ 4 : : _ ‘ i lights, etc , taken by sc Tecnemealenat | ane clotks and other articles.—-C ] Wise, Esq , ex-M. P. P., to Eliza A. Darke, : i caiiaialacatia iia aie Assignees Th a ht Pla jn B f lighthuuse repairer to the partment, daughter of the late William Darke. Wea: Montagne, a good barber. A y ' 2, . e ce uy A t. Morrison. ; good place fora goodman. Apply to J. J. }

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during a tour of ingpection and For lam2 back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s : . : (x) . d Price 25 cents.—Reddin Fear Not. REN'T,—A three-story building as . f

supply in the Dominion lighthouse tender Porous Plaster. a sire > a d wete tnishe frer the 3roa. novidw -_— Warehouse and ¢es, situate on th* south i q " Prince Edward, and wete Sniched alter the | Bree ee she the Mow Yenita haul cide of Water Street, and lately occupied by Mr. E want to run our Factory and full staff of fifty work- Sim trip later on in the tall. The views were| ,. i ome take the New Years han TB Riley ase Tobecco Factyr ma E INSURE YOU against Use, whether o : : y = : a oy. | Very low prices for the balance of the old d ly h adl .B, Riley 20 actory. For particu } agaip . wheter on en full t > th . i taken at the request of the Marine Depart- | vear iu men’s and boys’ overcoats, reefers and And greetly = y; Jars apply to Peake Bros.& Co. ‘eod—dec22, igad -or we: Goetag. Barns, Faral- i men tu ime is winter. As we cannot ship abroad ; 1 5. 4% ¢ i othe yf - ” sia? ‘ es ¥ shi , ' Z App . Stores, Merc ize, | . 4 7 aaah, an will form part of sw coc the , euite at J. B. Macdonald's. 8 te ee Pirate. vankis Cargoes aud Freights, |any more of our goods before May next, we shall have to wi ‘mi ; now being made. - ‘ e sepadlitadark : : 2 —‘* Life of Hon. Charles a ‘ : : . 4 ps eats cal taken. and reflect the higheat} The best and only place to buy men’s andj For in that hand so small and whire A 3. Parnell.” by Robert McWade, assisted by The Manchester Fire Insurance place a double quantity among our frieads on the Island a i views are we eee ae | bovs’ overcoats and reefers the cheapest is at | T is hid both dark and bright Parneil’s Mother, wh» reccives @ royalty, has Co., Manchester, ing. "y ‘ Ec : . . 4 | credit upon Mr. Welsh's skill a8 an amateur | boys overcoats and FP ful Ch ve here yet is MS cee ene ee been in course of preparation fer some years. To do this, LO ¥V PRICES must prevail ‘ ?. . hetographic artist. All the plcturce were | Prowse Bros, the Wonderful Cacap es. "| And ia:thuse ball closed syee-may rest Millions want the Biography of this great The Western Fire Insurance Co, REME > 2 oe ; Fis Da esbed by Mr. Welsh at bis residence. It dec31 3i_ | Some blessings dreamed, but not possessed, | Statesman. Pric> $1.25; 40) pages; 100 engrav- Turenio, Ont. MEMBER THIS! -If you want Furniture we will do » | 4 Coamenl ae that the Department should rrr Your long sought aims she may bring near Seis Posumnren Mug Sc Seka iS. The West:rm Marine Insurance ©UT best to meet you in Price is ; provide Me. Welsh with a suitable — ia} Most — ch oneneninn one grt Some joy glad days will match she drear, ants - - B ba, Savant Gon you ° / which to do this work, as it is only under the origin, and death fo'lowe Inevite y- Catar And peace and happiness and gain OUT .-Sn thek Geach atwuen Dbvicameet | : . . 4 : rk c d iti ‘ | 1 Balin. ; : : HORACE HASZARD J 1 greatest disadvantage that such work can be can positively be cured by Nasal Balm. | win cone to balance all the pain House and Powna! Street, a black colored General Agent, P. E. Island. MA RK W RIGH r & CO., Lid. 4 7 t. :

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t o da who have been restored testify to b bh i id, ? b ant : nes one 28 —Madge Merton, | leaving tat i a age "od Ch'tewn, Dec, 19, 91—2w end | Charlottetown, Dec. 2, 1891—2aw & why ae |