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Local and Other liems.

pew atk ‘ th ve - OysTER Fisnis will begin en the Itch Sep tembe * 1: Lo.u r.—St Lawrence Lodge meets at

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To-Niout.—The Citizen's Band will play on |

(tine o- sytare to night from Ss till Yo clock,

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It is said that the apple B.. will be

AppLe Cror. 7 crop in Queen's County, N. yery small this year.

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ARTILLERY INspection.-—-The two batteries

of City Artillery are being inspected at Victo- ria Park this afternoon by Col. Irwin. --—-- >.- — IncreEASE IN Devostrs.—An Ottawa de- spatch says that the deposits in the Govern- ment Savings Manks inereased $100,000 during

Jaly.

cnepuienins

lo overcome the marks of age, all who have

gray beards should use Buckingham’'s Dye for

the Whiskers, the best and cleanest dye for coloring brown or black. sdetails

Suerr aNp Lamps.—The Pioneer says that

390 sheep and lambs were taken over from

Summerside to Point du Chene in the Princess of Wales on Wednesday and Thursday last.

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Rust iN Grain.-—The Times says reports indicates that rust is doing considerable in- jury to the grain in farming districts adjacent to Moncton, as wellasitn more distant parts of the Provinces.

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Trape Svaristics.—-Advices from Ottawa state that the imports for July amounted to 104 million dollars, of whick 7 millions were dutiable. The duty collected was $2,100,000 and the exports 10 milliens, of which nine millions were the product of Canada,

Ayer’s Hatk Vicor restores color and vitality to weak and gray bair. Tiurough its healing and cleansing qualities, it prevents the accumulation of dandruff and cures ail scalp diseases. The best hair dressing ever made, and by far the most economical.

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Mount Axtuisox.--The Mount Allison In- tutions will open next Thursday under excep- tionally favorable auspices. Several changes and improvements have been made, which show that the Faculties are determined to keep in the front rank.

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ImporteD Sare Horses.—Mr. Guard re- turned home on Saturgay evening bringing with him two very superior Shire stallions. One of them is considered by good judges to he the best bred Shire horse ever imported to Canada.

UsiversaLism.—Yesterday arternoon at the Philharmonic Hall, Rev. Costello Weston, of St. John, N. B., preached an eloquent ser- mon on the Universalism of the New Testa- ment. A large audience was present, who manifested much interest in the discourse to the end.

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Ayers SARSAPARILLA, by purifying and enriching the blood, improves the appetite, aids the assimilative process, strengthens the nerves, and invigorates the system. It is, therefore, the best and most thoroughly re- liable alterative that can be found for old or young.

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Docs ty Tux Fountary.—The pastime of sending dogs into the fountain on Queen Square to swim about and muddy the water, and spoil the dresses of the ladies who are passing, will be nipped in the bud when the owner of one of the dogs tiuds himself before the police magistrate.

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A New Cuorcn To Be bBeirr.—The building of anew Chureh of England at Souris is beginning tv assume practical shape. Mrs. Kuight has generously given a piece of land, not far from her residence, for the purpose. The church itself, it is said, will be of Island freestone, in Gothie style, and finished thoreughly in every par- ticular.

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Tae Comsination Dipn’tr Worx.—A man named Pendergrast died at the Gen- eral Hospital, Montreal, a few nights ago, while under the influence of ether, admin- istered to have a finger amputated. The victim told the doctors he had taken only a light lunch, but vomited up large pieces of unassimilated meat. Death took place in spite of all that medical skill couid do

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ScHooNeR AsHoRE.—The schooner Zephyr, Captain Mosher, of Jeddore, C. B., ran ashore last Saturday night ou the north side of East Puint, opposite James A. McDonald’s farm. She has a crew of fourteen men all told, all of whom landed safely the following morning. She had been on a codfishing trip. The fish are being landed. The captain drove through to Souris where he entered a protest yester- day. [tis thonght if the weather continues fine, she may yet be floated off without re- ceiving much damage.

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Marrrme Crecurr.-—-The Maritime Pro- vince Trotting Circuit opened at New Glasgow, N. S., on Friday, under very fa- vorable circumstances. The winners were: 2.28 class, Peabody first, Sir Garnet, se- cond, Bronze Chief third, time 2.40. In the 2.45 class, Speculation, Wildflower,

snd Gladstone won two heats each. In the}

three minute class, Nellie won, with Clay- ola second and Hunter third, time 2.455. The Halifax races, fixed forthe 27th and ~5th imst., have been declared * off,” the entries not filling.

Drownrp.—-On Monday, the 19th inst. says the Pioneer, Jose oh Bernard, son of Sylvang Bernard, of Nail Pond, met with “most unexpected death by drownigg. "he particulars are as follows : Both father end son had been out cod fishing, off the “oast, on the day named, and, fearing a “juall, started for home earlier than usual. \ dory was anchored within a short dis- tance of the shore, and, when they reached it, the young man jumped. into it to bring it ashore, while the father took the fishing craft to the shore. Joseph no sooner lift- ed the anchor and placed it and the cable im the bottom of the dory than he fell over- board, and drowned in about nine feet of water, between two sandbanks, the depth of water on each of which was but four leet. As he never roseto the surface, t ts supposed he struck his head on one of ‘he boats in falling. The body was found the same eveuing and buried on Wednes- (day morning. Deceased was twenty-one years of age, aud was spoken of as bein “xceptionally expert in manng ng a boat.

€ | pastry store on the Island—everything first-

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TELEGRAPHIC VERS.

SpecraL Deseatonss to Suk Exawiwen.

Otiawa News. Orrawa, Aug. 25. A sad drowning accident occurred here yesterday, by which Mrs. Dufurt, wife of an insurance agent, and E. Dionne, book- keeper, lost theirlives. They, with some others, were crossing the Ottawa River,

their craft was run down by a barge, and swamped. All were rescued, but Dionne | and Mra, Dufurt. The woman's body was recovered immediately, but Dionne’s has not get been found.

The body of the woman found some weeks ago in the water on the Hull side of the river, was exhumed yesterday and indenti- fied as that of Aimie Lough, who disappear- ed mysteriously in October last. It is generally believed that the woman was murdered. She was last seen on her way | to s house where she was at service at_ Ottawa. Joseph Killeourse, bricklayer, fell out of a window of his boarding house yesterday fracturing his skull. He died in a few hours.

Mrs. Bonsecours, who will be remember- | ed as the wife of Midas Bonsecours, who went to Harrison, Wis., where he was murdered a couple of weeks ago by being hit on the head with anaxe has returned to Canada and is now with her relatives in, Early, near Hull. Mrs. Bonsecours and a man allegedto have been her paramour were arrested as being the murderers of , Bonsecours. Mrs. Bonsecours was liberat- ed by the authorities, however, as no evi- dence against her was adduced. At the’ trial the other prisoner made a confession which implicated himself alone and he will |

probably be hanged.

A Fatal Flood.

Provivence, R. }., Aug. 25.

Spring Lake reservoir (near Fishville, | about 15 miles from this city, which sup-| plies a whole row of mills in villages, along! the Pawtucket River) burst this afternoon. | Mrs. Green Lew, aged 60, Mrs. Hawkins, aged 90, Mrs. Lew’s son, six or seven years old, were overtaken by the flood, and drowned. The bodies were found in the wood through which the water quickly ran, tillit emptied ito the Pawtucket Riv- er. Theriver rose rapidly, and caused considerable alarm among the people along the banks. Many fied, but the flood subsided as rapidly as it came.

The path of the water from the reservoir was through athinly settled country, and the only damage to property was the wreck- ing of a stable belonging to Russel Mathew- son, and a carriage shop belonging to Pr. E. K. Clark, and the demolishing of three road bridges.

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The Behring Sea Matter. Orrawa, Aug, 24.

Mr. Powell has telegraphed to Victoria, B. ©., for information about the recent seizures in Behring Sea. He expresses himself as pleased with the attitude on the question of the London Times.

[t is now admitted in political circles that Lord Stanley has made urgent repre- sentations to the Imperial authorities re- garding the seizures.

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Ministerial Movements.

Orrawa, Aug. 25. All the ministers are expected to be in the capital by September 15th whena Cabinet Council to inaugurate preparations for the session will be held. Itis expected Parliament will meet early in January.

Tinkering With a Revolver.

OwEN Sounp, Ont., Aug. 25. Robert John Chesley, aged 15, while putting a revolver together last evening was shot and killed.

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Weather Bulletin.

Toxonto, Aug. 26.—-10 a, m. Light to moderate winds; fine stationary or a little higher temperature.

Pottce Court —-Two members of the 82d Battalion Band, recently disbanded, appeared before His Honor this morning, charged with refusing to hand over their instruments. ‘The hearing of the case was adjourned until to-morrow.

ee THe Srarr.—The steamer M. A. Starr, Capt. Ferguson, arrived here from western perts about five o’clock yesterday morning, She hada general cargo and four passen- gers. She will sail to-night for eastern ports.

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Mark Wright & C.. have the contract of heating Mr. Lemuel Philips’ house with hot water.

Voluntary evidence given every day as to the superior quality of boots and shoes sold at the Dominion Boot and Shoe Store. If you want boots or shoes go there.

The best bargains yet will be given this evening at the Dominion Boot and Shoe Store. A fine stock of boot tops just opened at the Dominion Boot and Shoe Store.

if there is a man or boy amongst you that wants a suit or coat, or pants and vest, for your own sakes go straight to J. B. Macdon- ald’s.

Bee. Bros. are opening to-day their first instalment of autumn goods. See advertise- ment.

Special value in Gents’ Furnishings, White and Regatta Shirts, Hats, Xc., at D. A. Bruce's.

Kelly & Co., Photo Artists, beg to announce that they will make no sittings after Satur. day, August 3}st. Those wishing duplicates will please order early in the week, tl 29th

It is a fact that McEachen, the cheap shoe man, will give you better value for your money than anyone in the trade. Give hima call to-night.

McEachen to the front.—The cheap shoe man is offering rare bargains for to-night. Shoes at a great discount.

For hair brushes, cloth brushes, nail and tooth brushes, go to Dodd's Medical Hall. Samples in corner window, to-night. pat If you want nice bread, cake and pastry, J. Murpby’s is the place to go to.

Remember J. Murphy's bread, cake and pastry store to-night.

J. Murphy's is the only breal, cake and

HOTEL AURIVALS |

HOTEL DAVIES Avg. 24 —J B Paton, Ro Moore, wife and | child, Halifax; C Ri oben, St Join; Mra PJ j Clark, “tiss M A Cairns, s’side; Lt Col liewin, Oitawa; Thos P Calkin, Kentville; R Mac- deugali, Westville; Aiex. Leslie, Simon Me- Jutyre, F J Claxton, Montreal; J Reed, W H Bounard, S’side; Chas B Ladd, Miles Has- zard, Boston; C T Brooks, F A Sheldon, S E Coburn, & 8 Coburn, Troy, NY; J Ewing, St John; H W Longworth, Ch’town; Geo B Harris, J Skinner, WT Batcheller, Win-

The members of the Degree} from Gatineau Point, in a small boat, when stead, Ut; Major Davidson, Kingston,

OSBORNE TOUSsE.

Aug 24--O B Wadman, Crapaud; Richard Smith, Pownal; H A Morrison, Dundas; Jos S O'Neill, Vernon River; H F Vissett, Cardi- gan; W A Poole, Montague Brirge; M Cohn, Halifax; W Allworth, St John, N B; W W Tupper, Mrs Tupper, Miss F E Tupper, New York; H Wade, Kichard Holland, Brockton, Mass. 25-—-H Johnson, J W Durfee, John McCaffrey, *pringfield, Mass.

NEW SEA VIEW HOUSE,

Aug. 20-—John Robertson, Montreal; A Cannon, St John; 8 B Rich, E Rich, DrJ Hi Payne, HG Perkins, Poston; WC MePonald, Halifax; Arthur E Cox, Boston; Wim oyle, Charlottetown ; Chas Howatt, Summerside; J E Grant, Charlottetowa; Capt Niekerson

;and wife, Fred Sawyer, S S Worcester, 32—

W A Beane, Northbridge, Mass; Benj Brown, Worcester, Mass; Jas Robertson, J Wedns, Montrerl. 23—Oride St Marie, Montroai; John Joy, Charlottetown; A F Grant, Car- digan; Fred Hyndman, Erdley Hyudman, Benj Davies, Charlottetown.

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—ARE GOING TO HAVE—

A GREAT FAREWELL MEETING OF COMMISSIONER COOMBS,

Qn Tuesday, the 27th inst, IN THE MARKET HALL

Evervbody come and see Major Deakins.

Weicome Meeting to Staff Captains Cooper, Ben bBeatiy and Capt. Fishers, from Head- qarters,

aug 24, 1889 —3i

FAW BE R’s

TOL AND CHER,

A Favorite and Most Valuable Remedy for ail Throat and Lung Diseases.

It has cured hundreds of cases considered hopeless, lt soothes, heals and strengthens the diseased or irritated Throat and Lungs in a very short time. Just a few doses will cure a fresh cold if taken in time. Price 60 cents per bottle. For sale at the Drug Stores.

W. HAWKER & SON, Proprietor, novlO—ly dv St. Jebn, N. K

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Cook's Tourist Tickets

In Canada and the United States,

-—BY--— RAILWAY ANB STEAMERS. mo of Coupon Tickets can be made up

to suit the requirements of Travellers, combining all the principal cities and places of interest in Canada and the United States. Ocean passage to Europe also secured by all lines of Steamships sailing from New York, on application to

FENTON T. NEWBERY, Charlottetown, Agent in P. FE. Island for Thos. Cook & Son.

July 6, 1889—t# WANTS, LOST, FOUND dc

GOLD WATCH. -—Ii the person who picked u au Gold Watch on thestreet near St. j+unstan’s

Cathedrai yesierday about noon, will leave i! at this office, the owner will reward him. aux 26

W ANTED.— Fir.t-class Coat Makers (male or (female). Also Vest Maker‘. Apply or ad-

dress for one week to John Ca der, Sierchant

‘Tailor, Shediac, N. B. uug 26—-'w

PV ANTED.—A Protestant Nurse t» go to Mon- weal 3'st August. Apply to Mrs. George Peake, Charlottetown. aug 26—-lw wkly

T° LE?!.—-A Tenement Dwelling House on ~ Dorchester Street, centraily and conveniently situated. Apply to Peake Bros. & Co. aug 2lif

L®&5?-. -On Euston Street, Taursday afternoon, between he residences of Mr. George Peake and Mrs. tayti-id, a Gold Brooch wita Topaz Setting. ‘The tlader will piease call at EXaMINER Office, aug 24—2i

SHoP TO LE?t.— The Shop now occupied by W. N. Tanton, Watenmaker, with two roonts up

Stairs. Good stand for any kind of business. R.

K. Brace. aug 24

LOst.—a Piinc2 Street. a Satchel, with a Purse inside. The tiuder will ve rewarded by

leaving itat THE KXAMINER Uilice, or witu Ir.

McLeod. aug 23

PRINTERS WANTED.—Two Job Printers. High wages and steady situatios io tne riggnt men.—Geo. W. Gardiner. aug. “U—Ji eod p j

Wax YED.—A Cook. Apply by letter to Mrs. wF Arthur Peters, as Mr. Peters is at present in the country.

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ANTED.—A good Servant. Apply at once to irks. C. B., MACNKILL, Great George Screet. City. augl7 TRAY PIG.—There has been on the premises of the subscriver for about a month, a strayed white Sow Piz. ‘ihe owner can have her by proving preperty and paying expenses and damages. If not called for on or before the Iith September next, at i2 o'clock, she will on that day and hour be sold by Pubiic Auction.—JOHN ANDREWS, Rennie’s Road, Lot 22. d w—augid

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To LET.—One-half of my Dwelling House on Prince Street, containing Seven Rooms- Possession given i0th September.—JOHN Hi. GINS. augli

R SALE.—Ata liberal reduction, the Ency- I Garmin Brittanica, latest edition, complete in 24 volumes; Cloth binding. Apply at this office. aug 9 War TED,—A good Salesman who understands

Book-keeping, to take charge of a Store in the country. liberal wages will be given. Good references required, Apply by letier to Box 619, Charlottetown. aug 10 ?

NTED.—A good Servant for general work,

class, and you save money by trading there.

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Apply to Rev. Frep E. J, Luoyp, Pownal " : ul—auel

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Jush Gpratig, our Fiest instalment of Dry Goods from the English Markets, --—-—— —(x)—-

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS TO

GOuxv Stock of Dress Goods

IN ALL THE NEWEST SHADES AND DESIGNS.

NEW DAess GOODS, NEW DRESS COODS,

In Cashmeres, Merinoes and Fancy Colorings; Tweed, for Ladies’ Costumes; Cloth, in Checks and Stripes (extra value); Plaid Dress Material (new shades); Fancy Prints, Cretonnes, Fiannelette, Winceys, and Printed Dimity, &c., &e.

Our HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is well stocked with the Best Materials, and at the LOWEST PRICES.

JAMES PATON & C@.,

BROWN’S BLOCK, MARKET SQUARE.

Clothing |

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN,

Charlottetown, Aug. 23, IS89—eod wky

Clothing!

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Wis’ to inform the Public that they are importing an E;normons Stock of

REEFERS AND OVERCOATS,

FOR FALL AND WINTER,

And in order to make reom will clear out the Balance

of Mens’, Boy's and Children’s Clotiing at large Dis- counts for CASE,

PROWSE BROS.,

Charlottetown, Aug. 22, 1889--eod wky Sicn of the Great Big Hat.

Shortest Route toBoston, Inman Line. “Army and Navy Depot” ae

VIA HALIFA=. | (CITY OF NEW YORK, 10,400 Fons

Cada Atanti Smamship Ou, rvs 2) ve teseaces. JAS. SCOTT & 60.,

The Fast, Steel Clyde-built \CEPY OF CHICAGO, 5.202 Tons. HALIFAX. , CITY GF CHESTER, 4,770 Tons.

&é ’ STEAMSHIP HALIF ‘CITY GF RICH ROND, 4.789 Tons.

sia’ Sicuas aR aa ae eh nee A iil Stock of Wines and Liquors

KVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, at W) JUST RECHIIVED.

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; i These magnificent steamers are amongat the elenk | Jarzest and fastest in the world, and are weli i ae ; : , | Knowa for t ogularity pi ‘i Returning, leaves Lewis’ Wharf, Boston, for | ao ae tien one ae caphdity ot tiple aS ? ro rangt r ny — m 7 7 ° Halifax. EVERY SATU RDAY, at noon, . The Saloons and Staterooms are amidships, | eee i Pinta leaving Charlottetown on eens, Where least motion is felt. Ladies’ and Gentile- | vis Sean, erree as Nenmae teens os {men’s Siming and smoking Hooms, Pian»s, 1 S50 Cases ROYAL BLEND, ° \ e £20 sC 9 j it tee Pasha wh, i. te - - ~- . . ae . » b&b Libraries, Barber Shop, Bath-rooms, etc., pro | e) 75 cases ISLAY BLEND &GELIC, i

Steamer ve aes i Pane All sows Steamers are fitted with the 100 Cases OLD RYE RES: | Hie citric Light. a ial » ar ee ‘ ; 50 * CHAMPAGNE, choice brands,

The difference in fares applies to location cf

General Agents, Halifax. R. B. GARDNER, Agent,

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navtatintors to Boston tist ¢lass} cos seeeee ‘: = Berths or Siate-roo ns, Alt enjoy equa! privi- 150 ss C LARKET,

enn #3 Soy é Sons Cans s _sndsciene ae ahaa a . | leves in Saloon. o5 +6 HOCK and MOSELI E

Through Tickets issued at si] Stations on P. bk. | Second Cabiu Passengers are berthed in rooms le tl ou ae ii. ec Island Raiiway aad Intercolonial Railway ; #!so | holding a small number in each. A liberal able 20 LIQUEURS—Cherry Brandy, by the Agents of toe P. K, Island Navigation Co., | and everything necessary for the voyage is fur- Noyau, Cuaraco, Maraschino, _ me Seerd their Steamers, and at my office, nished by the Compauy. : Benedictine

sharlottetown. Leave New Y¥ or Live ri eenstown | 9 ‘ MN 1p wap ,

FENTON T. NEWBERY, ean ce Liverpool via Queenstown | 200 ‘ FINE YORE and SHERRY, ; Agent. | WEDNESDAY oo” ND GIN and OLD TOS CiIPMAN Bros., : VERY EDNESDAY, 300 “ HENNESSY’S BRANDY, *, **.

RATES OF PASSAGE: *** and V. O.,

Ketura Trip Tickets at reduced rates.

Rend or Sale. Baggage checked through from New York to _ 7

34 Atlantic Avenue, Boston. | New York to Liverpool, $6).00 j and upwards,ac- 100 ** BASS’S ALE, may 24—tf . .. peording to Suate- 206 * BURKE'S STOUT, Charlottetown do $73.59 ) room & location, 100 ** APOLLINARIS WATER,

BELFAST GINGER ALE, FINE OLD RUM, KINAHAN'S L. L. WHISKEY

-~And a Full Stock of—

CHOICE GROCERLES

| Lonaun, For farther iaformation apply to ; 50 * "RENTON T. NEWBERY,

Agent,

; ee HUNDRED ACRES of UNCLEARED) July 6, iay, LaNnb, in Lot 43, King’s County, in lots | ee ee

of Thitty-two acres each. This land runs:

; : ~ 7 a south from Rolio Bay Railway Station along} t i est Bourke’s Road 50 chains. A Brook runs | io Tone’ he Ihoay.

} ap24 through the middle of the land the whole P ceainlenclctlna hati hagatiinemnniyidihenmie length. No better land in the Province. | — os This land will be open for sale until seacee? | RS JOUN ROSS.— For the st aciin | P 1 ) by ‘ f Ny! fi g p k tS « } SS, past eleven | Ist, next. N years | have been a great sufferer with | I 0 ul ch ‘i at

Apply to Patrick D. Cox, Land Surveyor,’ a cankerous sore on my ankle, for which [| Charlottetown, who is authorized to seil the! tried several remedies that did me little or no same and give Deeds.

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7 ; - bat 7E are instructed by Robert White to ' good, until 1 applied your Magic Healer Saive 1 Va > . > , Rood, pp y 4 ab saive, f ac. , wes

| which | beyan using about three months ago, ae oe by — “ig om be po anaes , and am now perfectly heated. 1 can cheer-|**) ' Senet, a» a a

7 «= £ an . fuliy recommend it to anyone similarly ‘ge tho Premises, all Sle

“afllicted. ‘Valuable Property at Spring Park,

WANTED AT ONCE

ae } : Mrs. Davie. Cometoy. BO) RAUBER, 20 Lantern, for’ The sine tion wan voluntary given) 3 Enna cm Bi so 8 por mocih and "Agate ee mame te appro, | Put No. 1st fort x 199 fet with «args found; Choppers $26; Car-loaders $26. Also Charlottetown, and for sale throughout town! Plot No. 2-64 feet x 100 fees.

100 Laborers for Massachusetts, and | aod Ganiatee: hel iit te penal of all : 2: Stone Cutters. Our facilities being connected | Mak oat ale labaea oe ee “MAGIC ee ere

with large agencies through the country give HEALER. Ask for it, and takeno other,! This Property is clear of City Taxes, and us opportunities to place large numbers of util its merits are fairly proven. | within five minutes walk of the Post Office.

men, and we guarantee all jobs given. N. E. goid at 25 cents per box. and sapplied | . i . . Employment Agency, 125 Atlantic Avenue, . @holosale by eek ee ee | CRs PS apts Se ae Pe meee.

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Boston, -Mass. «f- JOHN ROSS & CO., | Terms easy. P. S.—When ready to come take the Anter{* _. Formerly of ** Ross's Weekly.” E. H. NORTON & CO., national Steamboat fur Boston. | P. O. Box 457, Charlottetown. Auctioneers, aug, 20, 1889—2w_ ~ iyl3 Chitown, Aug. 20, 1889—edd till gabe

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