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THE DAILY EXAMINER : .

THE DAILY BXAMINER

DEPRECIATED CURRENCY.

Nov s given in T Examiver of to al a rge ot u j ‘ . 2 la ‘ anKS <« { ed States ( ‘ ‘ r M bay x The ley 4 f val ‘ ed States ! V g « 4 ‘ ”

Cana i one of t es { the ™ i il i u z ‘ }

U) our banks set t situa- tic sn Opportenity aed and an excuse for getiing rid of paper and silv currency which has take t pa f currency wh c y nave a

pre y Capita howev« t ally cau s; and the s upon W

the act @ DADKS 18 bare seen » be euff I It is 5 at B

be elected and the monetary sy n € States revolutionived Consequently our banks are justified in realizing, as soon as possibie, U px { r ans t States and and also in guardiog sgainst the loss wh the revolution will entail upon holders United States currency,—now redeemable

redeemable in silver.

in gold, but then

The Democratic party

pose to epvact a iaw to make y three cents worth ot e ive worth a doliar’s worth of gold. Our banks cannot see how it’sto | lone without logs somewhere; and they propose | to make sure that the loss shal! not fall upon them, and that as little as possil ehal! fall upon the Casadian peo] Con sequently they stand united to adopt &

policy which must soon reduce the United States currency io circulation throug

Canada toa minimum. Readers of Tue Examiver will do well to re ! that if they accept greenbacks or | nite i States silver they will lose five cents upon

every dollar. The moral is, get rid of your United States moneyffon or before Saturday next

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TO CLERGYMEN AND TEACHERS.

Twere are througout P. E. Island be-

tween twenty and thirty deaf persons of | j la fen | thors ughly understood their business. I

whom are at

a theme off school age, only three of

i wan set ace > og lw present uader instructior Recently an } } | te Act was paseed by ou: Local Legislatur

for the ecucation Oo

making these pers¢ Deaf at Halifax; but, up very litt'e advantage has bee

hildre , 18 is P: vince’,

provis vt ns at the inst ul to the pre ents

tiken by the

parents of deaf of this liberal provision. T! partly from the fact that it 1s pot ciently well known that the Institution ' maintain and

Halifax is ready to educate all the deaf of cost as far as the parents are concerned, the fact that parents are so much attached to their ificted chil- find it hard to part wita

and partly from

dren that they

them, even for nine months of the year. This last is a most crue!

’ ’ 4 rea tk pers os who are allowed to

kindness, as deaf yrow up un=- p tial y

educated find themselves in &

helpless condition, and in their very hep

leesness and ignorance blame the mis guided affection of their pazents all their lives. Hundreds of deaf persons haye

‘ alifas at eal heen cent out from the Halifax lastitution

yected and

suppor. ng, rey

riety who

to become self- respectable members of so wi otherwise would have been ignorant, he)p- les; burdens on their friends or the com- If a united eff-rt were made by clergymen ard teackers of Prince

munity the Edward Island to locate these deaf chii-

dren and seni the addresses of ibe parents

to the Prine'pal of the Inattation, a greet

a i many of them would be broug nder jastruction and their lives mace Comparn

tively bright and happy. Charity in the high: st eense of the word begins at bome; k than this Christian

oped that

and no nobiet asi0nary exists in all the wide field of

effort. Itis sincerely to ve h this appeal to the clergy ana Wa hers of this community will not be made in vain, work is resumed in the

and that when

Enstitution in September next a large num-

[~land

antages

ber of the deaf children of P. E will be found there reaping on offers and the Legi-ia,

1. With

n erect-

t — hue auy

that the Institut

ture of this Province has secure i: the vear a new building b el in one of the healthiest parts of iiatifax,

containing. large, airy dormitories and pay roome, and the health, happiness ar d comfort of the children are most carefully

A the

the latter part of June, and

puy js are sent home

guar led

gnce a year, in

return again io Sept mber All ererNe tion regarding the admission of pupils, mavner of travel'ing, outfit, ete, can be

by writing to the Priscipal of the

got

Institation for Deaf, in Psrenta and guardians should not delay a

the Halifax.

if they have any regard for the

moment if of their deaf

well-being and happiness chileren —_ -_— oe ——_

NOTES ANDO COMMENTS.

ue

— Mon e has been ex= e site of and

with the Alex-

: Mr. Tor

and is reported oO have

treal Gazett at Alexandria pressed his satisfaction with | work dose io connection

andria reformatory prison. The carrying out of this echeme is likely, therefore, to he another item of the Conservative pro-

rais W auopt

gramme the Lit Lic-Hung-Chang cannot fail

impressed with much that he sees

in it

; , ae ae os tour of the Westera world that he is now making, bat it wouid have been of more ‘ , i ’ ; benefit to his country if he bad been vounger man. Atthis age he is not lik -ly to be very impressionable nor open to new ideas. A youoger mun would be captivated by many things that Li-ilung Chang would think unfit for his country : He will probably think the Chinere way of d ying most things quite good euough,

and may therefore not be exvected to use hia influence to bring

Western lines

about reforms on

—A Montreal despatch ray#: The earn- ings of the C, P. KR. this year up to Angust lac were $10,784,000 against $8,899,000 in & similar period last year. The Grand Trank main line figures were $9,752,000 and $9,528,000; and the Moncton Times re-

i 7 j

Se

ve P. EB. [sland free of

tion American silver coins, be- run Mo treal, 1s being fol lowed up in Toronto, where the banks and } merchants have began to recuse them ex- | cept ata heavy discount. Montreal and

Toronto, the * | cities of the Dominion, having taken this

' 100 wil

| t i

| master and smaller dealers profess not to

it uch them, the former believing and pos-

| Canadian horses have changed | a ds under

|

i

| bined action

the ( hallenge of W. é. Gormley, D. Chap-

$10 a side.

mark. : “The recovery of business in Canada during the past twelve months, as shewn by the trade returns of railroad traflic, has been most gratifying and if no listurbance results from traflic changes should centinue, Canada suffered less I country from the depres- of the past few years and has been the first to start on the road for recovery. The res-

han any other

ponsibility of preventing a ¢ ommercial and financial relapse rests with the new govern ment.

Montreal Witness : The demonitiza-

chief financial and commer-

course so decisively, the rest of the Domin- as speedily as possible follow suit. Vur system of branch banks makes com

; matters throughout

ln such

the Dominion easy, eff ctive and rapid. It s just as well also at present at least that

¢ circulation of the United States paper urrency is being checked by the move-

gainst American silver, though the wns to United States notes are differ ent from and uot so strong as those against

ilation among us of American Siler

-The London Field expresses surpr -e and alarm over the large number of Amer

ean horses, which, itsavs, it bas discovercd “'n our midst”. During the past vear no le 8

than 20,000 American horses have veen sold in London alone. A large number are used in the omnibus and street car

But the Field adds: “The cat

siness,

eibly rightly, that the majority of foreign 7 q : ~ borses are somwhat soft, while,asa rule, he

NEWS NOTES.

George Gould, the the Millionare will visit Halifax on his yacht, and go by rail to the land of Evangeline.

All New York, asd especially the poor, are suffering intensely on account of the terrible heat. There were fifteen deaths and fiftecn cases of prostration on Monday night.

Winnipeg bas got au idea that it has the fastest four oar crew in America. If they win the national champiouship at Saratoga a fund will be raised to send them to Heoley.

Lord Russell, of Killowen, Lord Chief Justice of England, sailed for the United States from Liverpool, Saturday on the Umbria. He is accompanied by Sir Frank Lockwood, me

The returns issued by the British Board of Trade for July show that the imports decreased £710,000, and that the exports increased £73,000 during that month, as compared with July last year.

In spite of denials, it is generally be- lieved in Berlin that Prof. Mendel, the insanity specialist, has been summoned t» St. Petersburg to attend the Czar, who is eaid to be in a state of extreme nervous excitement, owing to the discovery cf renewed nihilistic activity,

The Waldron Ranch Company have thipped from their ranch near Macleod, N. W.T. 70 head of high-grade horses for sale onthe European markets, This is the initial shipment Of what is expected to develop into a considerable trade. and is receiving the earnest support of the gov ernment and the railways. This is the ranch managed by Dr. McEachran, the

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 13,

ET

NOTICE.

The Chartered Banks doing business in Cuarlotietown hereby give notice that on and after Monday, 24th inst., the charge on American currency wiil be five por cent,

Clrtown, Aug. 13—dy3i eod wli

WATCH SALE

On account of a change at the factory the price of the Rockford Watches will be

20 per cent. off regular price this month.

I have now had the agency of these watches fur ten years and can conscientiously recom- mend them for durability and fine time keeping,

A special discount will also be given on all watches till

Dominion veterinarian.

Not the least of the flattering attentions received at S.oeburyness by our artillery

lares that at his price he can get plenty

of well-bred English horses, and that they v his work very well. The fact is, how- , uattihere is as many American horse 3 1 cabs as there are American sub-

araw! ' j2:ts riding in them. After American ana

ever

-old

t g sail about their

I! hey get into the country and add to the ficulties and perplexities of the breeder

without any-

ine Lammer they are r i nationality,

gy bei

DUNSTAN’S CHOIR PICNIC,

ST,

Tue annual picnic of the choir of Sr. Dunstan’s Cathedral was held at Red Point yesterday on the beautifully situated grounds of John Maceachern, q. The weather throughout was delightful, aol the choir and their guests enjoyed them- selves thoroughly. The tables, which were set in a shaded nook, were plentifully and presided over by ladies who

goes without » therefore, that the “inner man” was well attended to. Be-

saying

team were the congratulations of Genera! Lord Wor-eley. For Canadian « Idiers he hasthad a warm place in his heart ever since his experience of them in 1870. He has made many public references to them god the country, and always in handsome terms. His opimicn of our men is in striking contrast tu the one he expressed ae other day about the Indian troops.

Not for a long time has the Queen been so moved by an act of kindness to her family as she was by the letter from the Pope, accompanying the present of a massive gold antique bracelet, sent by His | Holiness to Princess Maud upon the occa- sion of her wedding. The letter is filled with the Findest sentiment of affection, sych as a parent might have used, and the missiye is considered another proof that the Vatican desires to be on friendly terms with the Anglicans,

The proposed marriage of the son of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (the Duke of Edinburgh) tothe Grand Duchess of Wurtemberg is otf, and the early mar- riage of this deticate prince is the object

tween dinner and tea the picnickers e1 joyed themselves in the usual way, and a) | left on return to Charlottetown feelivy well pleased with the day’s outing. Th

choir and their guests were conveyed to and from Red Point is Commodore Paoli’s staunch and trim Mav Queen, The Commodore was in his happiest mood, and the May Queen “ploughed th- water” sancily and steadily. The May Queen left Red Point about seven o'clock in the evening, and from that hour unt’! ten o’clock she steamed up and down the harbor. The was delightful, the vocal and instrumental music grand, and the speeches capital. The time passed so juickly and pleasantly that almost before the happy party realized it the excursion was over and the boat fast tothe wharf The choir of the Catnedral certainly know how to enjoy themselves and entertain their guests. Their picnics are always most enjoyable functions, and that of yes- terday ranks with the best. It will cer- tainly be long and pleasantly remembered by those privileged to be present.

eal

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HERE’S A MISTERY,

A Tunnel discovered near Acadia Mines Said to be 100 years old.

A mysterious cave, or what now appears to be a tunnel, was accidently discovered on a property recently owned by Mr. Scott on what isknownas the River road, at Acadia Mines. last week, says the Truro News

Several small boys were playing near the rivers bank chasing a eqnirrel. Tie, located him in a stump or rock pile ani set their dogs to work to “dig him out’. Aiter a few moments of digg:ng the earti auddenly caved in taking the dog with ir, some four or five feet. The mysterious “cave in” was soon known and men wit. shovels soon unearthed a tunnel, about siz feet wide, stoned up with flat stones on both sides, and six feet high roofed over with smoothed hemlock lumber, which ap- pears to have been there over 100 years,

With the aid ot torches, etc., the mea traced thetunnel thirty feet from the river

bank. Nothing was found in the cave that far,except a broken shovel and the mystery cannot be accounicd for. The

river road was built some thirty-six years ago, but none of the o!d seetlers in Colches- ter county who have teen interviewed know anything of the digging or existence of such an excavation, or Can inany way account for it.

Several other tunnels and excavations leading into the one above deseribed have Leen discovered,

+ toe PERSONAL:

Mrs. L. f. Davies and Miss turned home last night.

Mrs. Richard White, Miss White and Mr. W.J, White, have left Montreal on a trip to St. John’s Newfoundland.

Mr. O. H. Hornsby, agent of the Mer- chants Bank of Halifax, who has been away On his vacation, has returned home.

The Czarina, it is said, is an expert swimmer, and recently had a _ great swimming tank erected in the Winter Palace.

At the Queen Hote! this forenoon: Mrs S. Debean, Miss M. E. McCombee, Boston; R. McK Jenkins, New Glasgow; Mrs James T. Young, Philadelphia, H. W. Wickwire, Georgetown; Mrs. Lefargey, Mre. Robinson Mrs. Andrews, Summerside.

At the Hotel Davies to-day: Mrs. Martin, Dundas; J. Full, Halifax; James Halliday, Boston, Wm. Green, Toronto; F. Grobb, Brantford, Ont; Miss Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery, New York; C. W. Blenkhorn, Haiifax; W. H, Russell, Balii- more, Md.; W.8. Fallie, Toronto; Thomas Douglas, Halifax; KR N. Cox, Miss Coy, Morel]; H. Bryant, Halifax.

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CHALLENGE ACCEPTED,

Davies re-

We, the undersigned, do hereby accept

mao, B. J. Gormley and J. McKenzie, to row a three mile race on Monday next, for The race to be rowed at 2 in the afterroon.

Signed, E. Ware. T. Fryxw. G. Prowse. J. Cornroor.

clock

—_———o ee Housekeepers !—Do your clothes wring ers require new rolls? Is any other part

worn out? Bring them to Lenage’s old

GENTLEMEN, ATTENTION, PLEASE

of great solicitude upon the part of his parents, as if he dies without an heir the Duke of Connaught, brother of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, will be the next heirto the throne, and the large estates of the two dutehies in Austria and Tyrol.

It is learned that Sir Julian Paunce- forte’s visit to London is due to the direct summons of the Marquis uf Salisbury. The British ambassador was present at a epecial meeting of the cabinet on Monday, called to cons.der the Venezuelan question and the arbitration scheme. The cfficials of the foreign office say that there are no new complications in the Venezuela or arbitration question, and that it is the desire of the British government to meet the issue in a friendly spirit.

Li Huag Chang is being much feted and treated with the greatest distinction. It is etated that he is urgently pressing Capt. William M. Lang to reassume the chief command of the Chinese navy. Capt. Lang, who was formerly admiral of the Chinese navy, is now commander of the British warship Devastation. His term of service in the British navy wiil expire in about a year, when it is expected he will accept the offer made to him by the Chin- ese Government through its viceroy. Capt. Lang owes his retirement from the com- mand of China’s naval forces, it is said, to the macninations of a clique of anti- foreigners at Foo Chow.

Some two hundred leading Democratic papers in the United States have “belted”

the Chicago ticket and platform. The Boston Herald says nothing like it has ever been known in American politics—

certainly nothing like itin the previous history of the proverbially faithful Demo- cratic party. The significant thing is that neither the free silver men nor the popul- ists have secured any papers from either party to take the place of these influential Democratic sound money journals, except possibly in a few of the smallest states of the un.on. Inthe meantime the sound money papers of all classes are carrying on & magnificent campaign of education against the free silver craze. sein lenses

Boils and pimples are due to impure blood. Remove them by making the blood pure with Hovud’s Sareaparilla.

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a petition has been presented, under “The Dominion Controverted Elections Act,” against the return of Augustine Colin McDonald, Esquire, as a member of the Parliament of Canada for the Electoral District of Kings, in Prince Edward Island.

Dated at Sonris East, the thirteenth day of August, 1898.

DENNIS MURPHY, Returning Officer for Electoral District of King’s. augl3—d&w

FailM WANTED.

Any person having a small farm of from five to ten acres, within five miles of the city, may find a purchaser by applying to the undersigned at their office in Charlottetown.

McLEOD, MORSON & McQUARIE,

We have placed in our window a lot of Men’s Boots and Shoes, and will clear them out at $1.50 a pair, The former price of those boots ranged from $2 to $3a pair. We have all sizes, and can as- sure you they are bar- gains. See our window

R. K. JOST,

after Exhibition.

TERMS CASH. | E. W. TAYLOR

Cameron Block.

a

a

(

¢

(

1 ¢

pi. ¢

will be a big day in Ch’town, £

don’t forget — it. Runners, é jumpers, athletes in general,

DON TY FORGET IT, ¢

Friction Body Wash ¢

is the thiog for training pur-

Cyclists don’t forzet @

that it won at Halifax and ¢

¢

.

(

¢

é

wv

Summerside. Now’s the tie to get it. ‘

poses.

A.W. Reddin, Phim. B.

Central Drug Store.

en mee 2 2 es 222 2 Oe G%

st 2460300404600 2 8

Black Diamond Line

The SS. Bonavista, sailing {rom Montreal Friday morning, August 14th, will be due at CLarlottetown, Monday morning, August 17th, and wil! sail for St. John’s, New- foundjaod, via North Sydney, carrying horses, cattle and sheep on deck and pro duce under deck, at lowsest possible rates, For further particulars as to freight and passage, apply to

PEAKE BROS. & CoO., Agents. Ch’town, Aug. 12, 1896.

Creme—= De La Creme

The best Cigars and Cigarettes in the market.

Wholesale and retail.

REDDIN BROS

Opposite P. O. Shredded Whole Wheat

BISCUITS.

The above-named Biscuits are made frem the whole wheat- berry, and therefore contain all the bran, gluten, etc., and are very easily di- gested.

They are highly recom- mended for invalids and child- ren, and especially for anyone troubled with indigestion.

For sale‘at

Beer & Goff’s.

Charlottetown, Aug. 6, 1896.

V. J

Are bul Wi

lie. If you are thivking of new Shoes link us to your thoughts. Men who

keep them out of cheap, harsh, stiff shoes. Grand value, our Men’s $2.50

diamonds, cheque for $!0,000, aod her three brothers cheques for $2,000 each,

GREAT HEAT CONTINUES

Hundreds

* Ads” may mislead— goods never |r

the city. : : ; ; on the North River, have any regard for their feet will | rooms and good outbuildings are on the premises,

TELEGRAPHIC,

Sreout Desrarones ro tHe Examiner

CAUCUS OF CONSERVATIVES.

Question of Leadership and Policy of the Party to b3 Discussed.

Orrawa, Aug. 13.

Sir Charles Tupper has cansed an ur- gent circular to be sent out to the Conser- vative Senators and members of the House of Commone, asking them to attend a party cancus in this city next Wednesday. At this meeting the question of the party leadership will be decided, and the policy of the party, especially on the School Question, discussed,

A FASHIONABLE = WEDDING

Accompanied by Heavy Cheques,

Sr. Jouy, Aug. 13. A fashionable wedding took place in this city yesterday, when Katherine, daughter of Simeon Jone:, was married to Andrew Usher, of Edinburgh, Scotland. Among the bride’s presents was a necklace from the groom’s parents, containing 150 The bride’s father gave a

—_—_——

of Deaths Prostrations.

abd

New York, Aug. 13. The terrible heat continues, Deaths and

prostrations from heat number hundred» daily.

Reports from Boston, Provincetown and

other cities give a frightful record.

DIED.

Peacefully entered into rest, on August 12th, at Stanhope, Anne Alexander, relict of the late Francis Alexander, in the 83rd year of her age,

{funeral from her late residence on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. ]

In this city, on the 13th inst., Willie, infant son of Thomas and Bessie Hogan, aged 5 monthe.

YOU CAN MAKE

Your dollars go a long way by carrying them. You can save both time and

MONEY

by buying your Station ery, Books, Hammocks, Souvenir China and P. E. Island views at our store.

Geo. Carter & Co.,

Booksellers & Seedsmen,

QUEEN SQUARE. Charlottetown, Aug. 3rddy & wky.

Brush Wanted.

Any parties wishing to supply 400 loads of brush, at-once, should apply to H. M. DAVISON, City Clerk,

ang 13—tf

GOOD BUSINESS STAND TO LET

A house and shops and outbuildings, and 9 acres of land situated at South

Await Your Coming -+CUTS+-

sesentinn

Black Grenadines for Waists, Blouses and Skirts,

12c for 6c OS eee Soc. *: Bie 75e “ 806 80c —

READY-TO-WEAR GOODS.

A snap in Tweed Skirts, full sweep, price $1.50,

The balance of our Wais's an1 Blouses, 35c, 50c, 75¢e $1.09.

Jas. Paton & Co.

Cc

the

A Goo

Wanted to canvas fur the Thrift or Industrial branch of

eral contract will be given.

Charlottetouwrn.

ive Agent

Sun Life Assurance Co. A good territory and lib-

Apply to

Ez. R. BROW, |

SS

The Monarch

of all--

ROYAL GAK SOAP,

Unequalled. | Unapproazhe for the money. Made here

All Grocers.

WANTED

Five thousand more First-class

Feet to

Fill

Faultless

Footwear.

creel

$$

[That's “Slaters!” |

SECU

Fine

Footwear that

Fits all

Feet, also every

Feller’s pocketbook —be it Fat or lean; also his Fancy, be it

Fastidious or not

[That's “Slaters” couple o’ times!’’]

Facts,

Figures and Full in- Formation Free

For the asking. Find out

From the

Firm Furnishes ’em,

COST NOTHING

Pinette Bridge. Moderate terms. Apply to , . aug8S—d&w. Pinette. Free From Flies.

APPLES.

25 cents a peck, at

W. A. HUTCHESON’S. augl1—if

New Prices in Watches

~~

We have lately received a nice assortment of

Silver Watches for Ladie’s and Gentlemen,

which were bought right, and can- not fail to pJease in price. Call and inspect them.

W. N. TANTON'S Great George Street,

NEAR QUEEN SQUARE.

FARM FOR SALE.

~—- -—

res undersigned offers for sale her farm,

consisting of gixty acres, four miles from It is beautifully siiuated, fronting A house containing 1b

JANE FLEAGHER

Shoes in iace or congress, worth $3 of

aug 1l0—d&w

any man’s money. You make ever y yi

cent count when you buy from us, ~ | a exchange for goods, Apply at

DVERTISER warts to procure a shot gun his augl2

Yours for bargains.

4. E. HcKACHEN, ,

tand and have them repaired. tf

July 30 STAMPER’S CORNER

THE SHOE MAN.

Ladies’

Shopping

Bags

30C

each

W ANTED.-Old Established whoiesaie House w

ants Oue Ortwo honest and industri- .

2us representatives for this se-tion, Can pay

a hustler about $12.00 a we:k 10 start with. Drawer 29, Brantford Ont,

jJy29—d, w.

BR

Take

FOR MEN ONLY.

Take this prescription to

“OUR PRESCRIPTION ” Cigars,

The longest and best smcke for 5 cents.

one after cach mecl, and as often as desired,

A. GOOD, M.D.

WATSON’S DRUG STORE

2 :

3)

222 CELELLY It’s to your interest to see what we are doing to carry out our promises of giving bargains. If you are at all im need ot anything, rest assured that we can do 4

you as well, if not better, than anyone in the city. Try us anyway.

JOHN T. McKENZIE.

CLEARING-OUT SAI

SUPERIOR FURNITURE FOR SALB BY AUCTION,

I am instructed by Mra. Heard to sell by suction at her residence, known a8 “The Cedars,” on THURSDAY, THE 20th DAY OF AUGUST, inst., commencing at 11 o’clock, a. .».

All her household effects, comprisi Drawing Room, Parlor, Dining roomaiiale Office, Bedroom and Kitchen furniture.

Also, 1 superior family Horse, 1 seated Carriage, with extevsicn 1 Buggy, | Wagon, Sleighe, Harnees, Call Plows, Harrows, Wheel-rake, Garden Tools, Seate, &c., &c.

Premises open for inspection on Wed- nesday, the 19th, from 10 a. m. till 4 p. @.

Terms Cash. R. BEAIRSTC, l0d&w Auctioneer.

Shops For Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale thoee two large three story brick sheps warehouses on on the east side of Quees Btreet, witha front thereon of forty® x ft, and at present occupied by Mers#. Prowse Bros. and D. A. Bruce. Good yard room in the rear, and a right of way from Sidney Street.

The shops are large and well lighted, and are two of the best business stands in Ch’town.

If uot disposed of by private sale, the

property will hereafter be sold by Public

Auction.

For particulars apply to the undersigned

- on A. E. Ings, Solicitor; Camerou ock,

GEO. E, FULI,

9 ~: aug3—7in,

a

An Extraordinary Bargain---A large quantity bought at a special price.

A pretty serviceable bag, lined fast black sateen, with fancy plaited basket coverings: silk drawing strings at top, and strong leather handles. They sell on Sight. 35c each.

STANDBY BROTHERS.