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ry in Wwe 7 x 7 —- 2 THE DAILY EXAMINER . 7. . . . : TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1896.

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MS. | Buy Your Hats at Prowse By x73

‘| Buy Your Hats at Prowse Bros | & i

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$ ’ oe See our new Shirts. White Shirts from | 4 Jvvar ‘ eting £0 cents up Prowse Bros. | HM

‘ » ALS « New Schvol Suits for Boys at Prowse | m Bros. j

ig | » ; ee ee ev are & es nes ee aie |

' ~~ | without doubt, the nicest, nobbiest and & y

a most stylish Hats ever shown by us.— *%

he | Prowse Bros. fs

Mo iday An old Hat will] spoil the look of a g a J the AVE THM ENOUGH SAID. |

- look well, tr ress well, you will buy your e : i

spparent change | Hate at Prowse Br os. :

W um Heard, i A Question for the Sma!l Boys.— Who] ee ‘5

es 10 prove kee ps the largest and best assortment of | 4

” little Suits in town? The boy that can .

YS | not anawer this is too smal! to wear Suits, | b

‘ Y |} so come along, boys who can, to Prowse 4

pent ree Lbis af 0D, Bros ‘

th [ THE LORD's POWER AND MACHINERY | Paw PAS. Taw Fa sic ee > .

lays to iT MAGAZINE. patel eDOCS ala SOR A Ata Brea “

vse LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS, LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. | a a i

- - . sasha si = iiealide pane sails 5 Fighly Creditabie Position Held by a ae iy

foie hiealis teas - REPLV TO “ PATRON OF THE DAIRY | 1 Young Charlotteto laa. MB; W 1 a ‘

é ea Sams Rits « I : Rev. D. Sutl land eT ’ t . : Ge S a as is

f seasor : the will ie - a il aie a Thure. : are sa Tw the February number of th’s Maga-— 1 cs Ss a2 BS r

¢ : Hee Oe Mein oe : cit 7 vem ’ vb ‘ & - J ‘4

: Pa roraits Ways toarey 7a oie bao ka ecmreesewck Ra Small Prices ! :

M Lawson has had | this city, delivered a most interesting and pi thea’ dectscand’ tx, hu cee ae oY ee who is chief engineer of the New England 6 - Pn 5

s. Hear him te el narien tel cae os “RI i letiett cx “tel eo that eubject in the grit press. First, : E ERY ° TIME. Piano Factory; Koston. But itis in bis 5 3

— oe aoe ive Te © 8 Fe ecricity in the} was-in the Patriot, then this moruing’- center ef Cilet Masinsee of tha bas : ©

e “ . t es coer Sheets — hodist ¢ hureh at Pe - ~—— 'g-| Guardian. Now, Mr. Editor, as a patron of State So tok O Ss - © thet ee Tl oa rh ist t ] | ¢ S

I ‘ . ection ; es ee OF bro at the mn oo ae l think I am ina F epéaks of ates: He ia the sonneeel wink Tem showing a splen- 10Se WhO Wish 0 ie p Sg i

- a S ven é arty 0 position sdb. iat bis impressions are : . ; eatin Pn : ea! . ia % ae ° * wes’ Ha Alt whe ‘have not }af thanks, sltogether wrong—though if they are| GRAND CLOSING SAL auutallt che sdhale et eee ae Bee, Seek : . stock of ae themselves will be helped to f% < ee oF seeing Fanoougn | . ei made with a knowledge of the facts ther oe eae ° 1@y are hew in de- : T ° , e' Mr. A. A. Bartlett's lecture |. To-N1cHt’s Procrammr.—The following | |) ¢.. li te and both his lectures and private instruc- a ; ro . Tawe ‘ Z|

T wht. ia St James’ | i8 the order in which the races and hockey | “7° "* too sislicions to becomes friend | ——FOR——~ tions are highly spoken of by the nem- sign and fully guaran- Bargains at John New Sons 5S

: ‘ Light, tn St Jay eibate Sbitl Siiemibetins ak tek atuke anak Ce oe dairving work. He complains that Reon idle acoetent eed ealael. con- = ‘ - KF . Q ; HH . j ‘ } ‘ t i Ha ae ne ee ; Heh" | be has not been paid in full for the milk seals te igen Rl nn Ma SiON teed for both time and urniture Store. edsteads §& : | Apemmoee lst race—-Reer and Chappelle. » supplied to the Central Creamery. FEBRI JA vv ; en eee ae tah ne .. s : +} ~ ‘ Trs Cray Po) Serceant o.3, 4 ” ticles in this number show that his ap- wear. ra . cy ‘ ; 2) \ ii i Oerzea ~- i i re Open. oO ouv K a 2 ‘ - a > a ‘ ; ) a setae - I . oe IN w I thinkshe ought to know, if he has prenticeship, served under the late Super- and Bedd Ing a spec ialty this 3 a q a oe eS ee dl nega } ever conversed with Mr. Dillon, or read intepdent Unsworth and Messrs. Poole See ye ee eee aa é month Our Chamber and :| , aes . a. a 4 c oe ,

mer sta larze | 4th—1 mile amateur , ; rlostalarge| 4th—I mile amateur. j the pape rs at all, that the butter manufac-

¢ and Deke athe ee and / sop, in the P. E. I. R. shops roe ee ae on ee a tared at the Central Creamery is not eold x r anos — os oe ith ; life’s ake i : wle - f ] . . ‘ * ° ‘ H s cs rK, | 6th —Ho <ey, second half. yet ~ with the exception of comparatively WE HAY E HAD A His 5 a P ery eood oe. this e -_- ae re s Bee oy ss ad T aenall teil is teeal tends. 2 eas } is portrait, a very good one, is in this : ; ‘ Jas, mal ts to the local trade. understand

ams Wiil Give ar ) ) ) . . : give an exhibition of number of the Lord’s Power and Machio-

Harlor Suites sell at sight, The finish and prices do it,

omit Re

hance,

and bear it in mind, and reserve Easter tories; and if for one, hay e no complaint to nivisiaigein ke OR A AS A——— purifier,

Monday free from any other engagement.| make regarding the check which I have

Uw y insnincien y : . o speed during the evening. from Mr. Dillon that the Jarge shipment . : ; * oe < test :fer the D i ' Ray of ib 000 ha iil : . nae d ery Magazine, and Builders Hand Book, Should You Wish a Reliable Watch, 34 e ’ inable compete | F . M _ : oe : es with those.of his fellow officers of the . is : Se ae ae on EAster onpay.— The Operalover & month ago, has not been heard ; Bay State No. 1, A.O.8.E. 5 : ( ; ret fer ' = House has been held over for Easter Mon from yet, and it was only Jast week that a 090999050000 0882% J O Fi N N EWSO N 7 ; for a few days o par: | lav for a gran 1 concert to be given in aid | shipment of similar size was sent, which : (The Joseph H. ee sere = _— Remember. my know: ] . ‘ , ater. | ofthe New Cathedral Fund. The enter- | now lies at Georgetown, and is likely to iy: OP nen 10 is 8 son of our esteemed frien 9 | > i = Charlottetown, Ff Lruary 14, 1896—dy - i = . ta: | ‘aiament will consist of the latest novel-| lie there for some time. Now, can any bald MacNeill, Esq , Of this city. More | ledge of Wate 1e8 18 at ; & \ O.H fey" > } ties. The best music, vocal and instru-| reasonable man expect payment for his power to his elbow.) oo your service, I shall Ce er ee meee en F t d ti Bil « riday even sat ee i . ; 2 4 iia ts : / 4 Ce + | mental; solos, choruses, and also that{ butter before it is sold? He must know ; ‘ . ; wayonyos en aay < AUE RS eer »Ma i een ioe _ the | indispensible adjunct toevery good enter-| that it is impossible to pay more than an ] e 00 S Look out for colds at this season, Keep be pleased at all times v o8OSS Ce ss } ra : — + ae 0 ee tte nent, Vinni com be’s Orchestra. Fur-jadvance on milk supplied, just as was § | vourself well and strong by taking Hood “ to show my stock of u avant time I | ther particulars will follow; but be sure/done in the summer with the cheese fac Sarsaparilla, the great tonic and blood Watches. -To see ’em ie - 4

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tobe lec bas been the heaviest market for

owe

was : mmitted. There are now juntioe to Scotland’s bard, and the large / cheese for fifteen years, and that Professor We will now glose out € persor a: - working Out | andience theroughlvy appreciated the treat | Robertson bas had the greatest difficully

| a iittala is to buy ’em. TT 1 sast evening PI i - just received myself for ‘‘advance” on two 1 i Arthur I r were mimitted to | Rosert Burys.—Rev Mr, Fullerton ' ' hs iK TI *n, as regards the cheese, : : ail iting the Scott Act Tnis fore- | lectured at Star ley Bri te last evenir on ranean Fc shee a = et THANKSGIVING OFFERING W. W. W ELLNER. ' 1 A e Hives, fiaed some time ago, | “ Robert Burns.” The lecturer did ample i : , feb24—dy & wy

Scott Act fines. | afforded. At the close a hearty vote of| in selling the Island mak Recedaned what is left at a : ie ¢ a hearty vote < 1 selling the Island make. I understand ‘ WE HAVE A L OT OF GOOD

A it Cape i BCR RIN

match with Moncton. uuonan Baxp Bewerir.—Galbraith’s Band will

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have a benefit in the Hillsborough Rink

SMOKER.

: oe . thanks was tendered the lecturer. on | that they are eold, and fairly well, but no Seeciat For Summersipe.-If a suffi- motion of Mr. Geo. Simpson secon led ly account sales have yet been received, and Di ? a mr ce —— —— 4 cient number of names are vot handed in| Mr. Walter Simpson. The musica] por—| therefore it is wae ais to settle with iie| Mouble iscount + ' i €>-U) AY. cue wew rhiie LeApen 7 . te Committee of “Our Regiment by os of the programme was taken part n/ patrons, Now, Sir, I think any fair man ee eT <a > aa : = Thursday morning, the special that was} bv Mr. Satherland of Clifton, Miss Jost of} will admit tl vat Professor Robertson and ' cs : i 7 ing > } | > oe } ay aa Sein gm alt } a e a i led to leave town on Friday at noon,{ French River, and Mr. Robert Lamont of} Mr. Dillon have done their verv best with bia ont grees — Tae the | = . esha : aoe ec os a f acs » one ahs atten tha rform- | New ror le ; e 27 i the cat “Ge cO vy a! vetu gsame night after the perform- | New London. the farmers, and can’t be expected to over- | Ce™t- discount or the remainder of “Ty . R | 4 ? _jisee’ harch Ist. we wi ive ¢ * The Men of the Moss Hag s,” hy § ieader of the Anti-Parnellite Home Rule a" a é ve ordered | oo rule the markets or perform miracles, and month, or until March Ist, we will give a Cicck os” - i li ied ONLY x ItTTiea USED, 3 } Fr cat. Visir.—Last night tl om- fit j 1 ne Me. Thillnn? straight 20 per cent. discount on House- | Urockett. party, is one of the most distingnished of a - j RATERNAL \ Isit.— Last night the mem-} it is an ill reward for Mr. Dillon’s untiring |" ae d ; f ving Irishman, and he ji still in. his % . . } | bers of radia Division shfield: | acti : } » PF ae .. | hold Goods. : . . ” an ’ . ng : ’ i; Ca wwp Ger Oxe. —Messr?. Johnson | < of Acadia Division, of Mar n +} activity and study on b-half cf the farmers a ee ee on “The Amazing Marriage, y George | prime, having been born in 1851. He is that we offer for less than HALF PRICE—Half Price to clear i & have issued a neat little book-{ Mayflower Division, of West Royalty, and | of this Province to see such a ktter appear} 29 per cent. off Table Geck Meredith.” the second son of the late Mr. John Blake ; ee iad | | Vietoria Divisio fro Charlottetown. | in . . 20 yer cent off Table N hie ve second son ¢ 1€ ja on or . ‘ ing importar formation cor—j; * "! 7 SEDMIOR. 170m varsott >j in the press. fi Prot Dilion (M. P. for Tipperary, and.one of TC OL TAIT a cerning their places of business in Char- | paid a fraternal visit to Ever Onward Divi PaTRoN oF THE CREAMERY. 20 per cent. off ¥ hite Sheetings. “From the Memoirs of a Minister of | . at ; . 01848) * . = ne si : 7 es A 1? git if Lo ‘ sonsist fal) 24 . 20 per ce ft Pillow C 3, ‘rance.” by S > Wey | the rebels of 184¢ K fas educates , ai | own and Souris. The booklet is ad- ; S100, of Lot 48. The programme consisi'd! Feb 24, 1296. ee . . ee oe France,” by Stanley Weyman. the Roman Catholic University of Dub- Ever Machine Gua “anteed b ) us for ’ } ears . orned y pctures f the members of the! of dialogues, recitations, addresses ard —- -. - 20 per cent. ott Towels. t é“ 39 + ’ ‘ P ] e | vas disti i:hed f his ’ J « ¥ « staal ) s e c *9 a Ain mail thats Gontis cicmaeee. be 2 | readings. Miss Beers gave a very good A SUGGESTION, 20 per cent. off Lawns and Muslins. The Red Cockade,” by Stanley Wey-*| ye et istipgutched for his : D and their Souris manager, Mr. James : ts es ‘ h ; ‘ | proficiency in mathematics, He after- $! ye ieaeal | reading, Mr. Lewis’ recifation was given ip remeeets 20 per cent. off Embroideries. et || ‘. tied lici i } Li + ‘ rergus | ‘ ‘ = ~- + . " 1 : r o i . s . 2 rl *¢ e I, :- : icicle | good style, and Mr. C. B. Warren’s readiyg | Sir,—W ould it not be well for the mem- 20) per cent. off White E iques. tL Mietnets Man in Gniek Wakes * be | ina: ; See : 8 1 ‘Gone Lae a n p ween Shan The Summerside | ¥@3 well received. Miss MceDonald’s rex bers of the newly-elected City Council to 20 per cent. off White Quilts. ; ; . F> SY | Centiate or the ya ollege OF ourg 4, For Pastrres New.—The Summerside | " “s * ‘i . # White C je Julian Corbett. | of Treland..~ Hockey Club will leave for St. John on| tation was very well rendered, and a read -j| see that the smeking rooms in the: City 20 per cent. off White Counterp .nes. ie I 9 i i ta 8 .. ee celal tol ih Witte, ing from Mr. G. G. Jury was also wel! | building are better attended to. There. is 20 per cent. otf Toilet Covers, * The Queensberry Cup,” ly Clive P n 1880 he was returaed to the House o ; ange o 8 ms ; Saturday fo pray 2 match with the Dicycie | os on : ‘ , : : roe 7g ve *- |! commons for Tipperary, but in March Charlottetown, Febsuary 19, 1896. é Hay “© that city. They have|Teceived. Mr. Munn took the W.P’s chair | 00 reason why the police station should 20 per cent. off Traced Linens. Wolley : é pperary, ; > , Hockey Club, of that city mey nave) Bt ’ ; 1883, he was obliged to reaign his seat ; alan made arrangements to play a match | Next on fhe programme came app!-s,|?0t be enlarged and a new suite of farnit- Tite hie cash disc sakes ‘ ; oe « 5 ‘ ° pa ' : ee et ee ks takes, nuts and sweeties. All joyed | tre supplied to the City Marshal for use mie 9 itn Caceres ener Se “When Valmond Came ‘o Pontiac,” by | Wimgto ill-health. Duriag his parlia— a with tl Amberst Club on their way | Canes, NUS ANG Sweeties. enjoyed | its vo . whole prcfit— our loss is your gain. Take . ’ ontiac, by | mentary career he was one of Mr. Parnet!’s aq bsck They bave not yet arranged aj} a | * | | |

* The Chronicles of Count Antonio,” by imprisoned a8 a suspect, under. Mr. For-

sate in his priv fice. The >men’s : : > tilbert Parize 4 themselves. et ow raat tee ceils advantage of it during February. We Gilbert Parker. macs active Piniitere. adh Webroars : = "TV eould snewest that the othet Ceais illus want to keep our hands busy, ry want to “ An Adventurer of the North,” by Gil- [°2, 1881, was the fir-t meniber suspended, i at'tte ine itunes benefit our customers, we want the money. bert Parker. on the occasion of the sucp*nsion of the : eens whole Parnellite party. He was twice ~~ —~ = he mak Sw

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Friday evening next, the proceeds to A CHAE L annen W A W Anthony Hope. ster. In 1885 he was returned unopposed go toward: the purchase of uniforms for ——— ee S 0 - » | for East Mayo, and was re-elected in 18°6. ea ‘: : “ the members It is to be hoped that there | Sir,—As the amateur race at the rink ’ . " ores € mii yi rae ar as ae | ait, Dillon, ie eee ye ee: _We v4 nah, ae - eee : Ais: oe oe i i j | : : ‘ age se sto : ; : ‘ , "> fi w 1 large attendance, as it is well to-night has been curtailed, by the mutual dlaod ” liam O’Brien, having been liberated on | SUYTINGS ‘and T RCUSERINGS from LONDON. T “ 4 mer! : Skaiers will be admitted for 20 consent of those entered, inte 0 match race THE PLOPLE'S STORE, peeeeenat ~ both in stock. bail pending a political trial in November, - witl yut d yubt, th 3 fj est s a] 5 cti yn f f 00 | ' we he ve &! cents; 10 cents will almit to the promen- between Messrs. Cannon and Gaudet, 1 1°90, forfeited their bail and escaped to ae, — : o Spee CLECUIC - Gv0ds we ave fe the United States to falfil a ‘lecturing en-|ever had the good fortune to place before our customers. ié

here-by challenge winner of the said : natch race to’ ekate a mile mee for] Wholesale and Retail

a match to

= = = = rid P &é ad gagement there. Ta February, 1891, he| Some who have seen them pronounce them fine, and have 4 Presprtertat Visitatioy.—The Com- ® . the amateur championship of the aSZaf oore gave himself up to the authorities and | d l i thei 9. is +s , 5 . . < be « € y 2 > 7 ee ences ee 5 CENTS | fel dee 1 |i ippeicned’n teelanl He eas re-[already selected their Spring Suit. y

Presbstery to visit Island. The date of the race to be fixed

congregations in the east, will be in Geoge; by the managers of the Hillsborough E leased on July 30th, and in a epéroh ‘ ° B

rgetown on Monday evening, March 2nd Rink. Bf KHSELLESS. delivered at Mal!ow on August 9th, threw =S They are the newest Colorings and Designs now Hy

‘ : " lay rning: indas ? 7 kare r r ‘ a - ‘ “~_ : © ° - &,

ee ee ee pas Gelb g S.he- package He i W. Canpoxxs11. Charlottetown, Feb. 14, 1896. _ — aia tne McCarthyites as opposed! on the European market. Those wishing to see the {new- rf

iésday afternoon; Uran viver, i2saay io ariottetown, keb. 25. = . ° : - 7

evening; Bay Fortune, Wednesday after- English Cough Drops Oe PERSONAL. —_— . ‘ est things made should call and see them. i noon; Suaris, Wednesday evening. T. F eee att : : .- . - . oe ae aN } a : : ae a Pe kaw womens iy, ] ua he Fullerton, Convener. That Cure Conghs. Erworta Leacue.—The room in which : Mr. W. W. Stanley arrived at Liverpool seesceeimemasnt et pacer cc. 1: 9 : the Literary Committee of the Epworth | ‘?!5. morning. oe 4 . » i i od , uy Tue Rixx.—Don’t forget the hockey Frog in Your Throat? 10 cents. League hold their popular meetings was The many friends of Mr. Benjamin | t 1 | 3 J ' | ; Ss ma and races at the rink to-night. The ey literally packed last evening. Lieut. Rieberds will be glad to hear oe es - } A i vA. . ; A % y \ e : 3 hockey match will be between the Victor- | Johnson & Johnson Colonel Moore, D. A.G., occupied the rd ying goo : : a aeneion . ae 9 dt ias, of Crapaud, and the Abegweite, of | ’ . 9} chair. A very profitable evening was spent eal a ‘henge 2 ee cee ‘A tle Te that be in § trade and leases Customers MERCHANT TAILORS. F Charlottetown. The match wi!l be decid THE DRUGGISTS by all who were present. The following ogg ee re Snare g } ' 3 i . se ad 2 DRUGGISTS. : oe Mr. Ber ij. Heartz was a passenger in the ‘ . : ats 2 ed r st in the skating racs programme was rendered : ; Charlottetown, February 8, 1896 i.

a Mio a a oo i gee Stanley yesterday en route to Ontario to ie Se as ;

Moore, Rattray, Cannon, (rau let, Howat s Hymn—Joy to the World............ Handel ‘hase Holstein and Jersey cattle. Mr . 2 and other fast one | compete. Gal-| 6g Paper ; Musée tin ok. ' Ev y d satisfaete b b h: I 1 ’ her 1 r oo . | omparisons aper . i a €l@eo. Lightizer went with him to bring very pound satisfactory, but remember that there are 3

braith § band will furnish the music. ss Large. ; . ° a . i oe oe home the cattle. two or three kinds of Empire Blend. Be sure and get the a}

: ” . RT na (nates anosésonsenanensnover #: iy. Tent, a ree. Gene ca ios alae . oh

Y.M.L. A—The debating society in re 10US, Readi Mrs. Stanley. on the Stanley yesterday en route to vest. or sale wholesale or retal y ta é neadin » Be

eor tion with the Youag Me on’s L terary | te¢ FT nccece Mise Mi wanes D, pdeccecebiseececesoes ‘ WaMington, D.C. Mr. Rattenbury has j Ass ation of St. James Church last . wie: dei — ay VOwsON. heen in poor health ‘of late and he goes to uy od MOR RIS os t : .¢ discussed the snbiect, “Which but J ust look at our Fac-| Violin solo............ evtseess saves Atl Washington to consult with denineet . . . as ee a

a man derive the most di from, | Mr. Harris, medical authority. Charlottetown, Feb. 25, 1895—dy & wy

education or wealth 7” After an animat | tory-made FURNITURE. | 58 --------- ‘MesHoond — he rt ver ti

4 ac ik ital sues oeae tac tees | iss Howard ea * = 2

Coe eS » was gives ie fay- | a [Instrumental Duet ......... ' ver o:, new Soe ee ~ ine Coa ings, ‘ t

or of education. At the next meeting, which | Compare the style, finish ' : heasnconseteeress

” will be held on Tuesday evening next, | I — Readi Misees oe si Bi ei There isa moment of weakness. The 4 Mareh 3rd, the relative merits of the and ( ualit . with any you teading................Miss Flora } cKenzie } pands fall listlessly. nergy is gone. A witin Ss and. 7 i steam engine and the printing press will i J any ) [Instrumental solo.........Mrs. W. W. Beer | ¢ircg feeling prevades the whole body. If ; "

ee cchics aamainaial Miss Lewis

} r - forrison ir y a4 be considered, Mr. A." Mats a find elsewhere. It will] paper.”

e opener of the debate. ate. Go + sereseeeeeMozart | iy] “Geta bottle of Wilson’s famous: In- : ey : —.—. . + valids’ Port, and see the magic it will Couxry Covrt.—The sittings of the} pay J ou to do this. Our Duet. ps ; se - . Weber work. A fine old wine, seneroes an dnime~ : = * 2 County Court of Queen’s County for the aii '. a - | Ss isses Large and Poole. selfish friend, rich, fruity, with a full ody; > : > , . : March term will be held as followa :— FURNITURE is J USt &) The music was of a hi igh order, and the} a wine at once to glad the heart and build of seautiful Patterns now opening at 4 lst Circuit at Eldon, 3rd March. 2 . readings capital. That of Miss May Daw- up the system, making blood and tissne, un J, . r 7

2nd Cirenit at Bonshaw, 6th March. little bit nicer than ever | « n was deep!y interesting, while that of| surpassed as a tonic for the debilitated 2 4 x 3 ™ Sed Circuit at Danstaffnage, L0th March. | ‘i Miss McKenzie exhibited the fire and | system, giving strength and hope. A deep BD. A e EER a © ge % ith Cit rcuit at New Gli usgow, 13th | before. Call at our New |action of the first-class elocutionist. Muss | ardent glow, a bracing spirit; the property ¢ March. . m Large’s paper was carefully written and | of making worn out people strong and well. Charlottetown, February 19, 1896~—dy 5th Circuit at Clifton, 17th March. Store. well read. A big bracing tonic, sold by all ‘dealers at : Gth Cireuit at Charlottetown, 24th | —<—-—- $7 50 per case of 12 quart bottles, half ; ¥ = Be March. a i Tare enh ACKNOWLEDGMENT.—We have received case $1.00 or 5c. per bottle. Address B } ants, Lest, Pound, ae ae turdav. 14th March next, is the Jast a special map and folder descriptive of | Bordeaux Claret Co., 30 Hosp tual Street, fi is

sturday, : é ren ct, 1 doy for serving. write of secsoens It AVY MARK WRIGHT & CO LP) Cripple Creek, the great gold-mining | Montreal. 246 1 é 5 . | Advertisements under this heading charge > | | ; oe ive cents per line, ;

Charlottetown sitting of the March term. camp, and a genera map and time-table hes seid

> of the C hicago, Rock Island and Pacitic} Every event iu this world ise syllable EYE AND EAP. OSE END THROA? COOK WANTED—4 competent cook Ap- 2 i

Railway, showing how to reach the camp | breaking from the lips of God. | Every COME WANTED « competer by the shortest and quickest route. Any

epoch in affairs is a completed: sentence of 9 —* feb2s--iw pd one desirous of emigrating to C ripple His thought; and the great. stream of , @ Office =* Bent Stresi ee ee ee eet ee ' ro BE LE “the rroperty on the port!

you gave way to this you might be really

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ho

r >» fuilesi on | l lation i x aay Rape OTIS Creek can obtain the fuile nig pe | human history is God’s endless reve G4 a ee etna de well so y abe mye eh concerning the route from I. . Lo mis, , of himself, ons a P oe roaepe dng now ian i. oe aiestee :

q New England Passenge o- aa of the E 7 ae the +tabling in the rear is one Of the best in

% ail- the Prow Po-ses-jou givea ttof Ma

¥ Chicago, “Rock Island and Pacific Rail BEYOND RECOVERY. On 4 5 oi _ ne ' cos ist ra,

= asi Be 0 4 way, whos ce office is at 296 Washington e lias“ Mle ai ices vivian

Street, Boston. The Boy LaFlamme—Hts Cure was a Sur- A LADY has accommeda'tion fortwo a ers, witl¥ use of ;

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prise—A few boxes of Dodd's Kidney . pian’; sehewl girls or u rine : |Moceasins {i)ksc"iiss. at ~t

side Pioneer says: The Hattie Louise ia PAPINEAUVILLE, Feby. 3 (Special) ~ * grams ww ' , : } W'NtED.-4A man with some experience beis Bg repaired at St. Thomas by the ander- | The father of the boy LaFlamme is one until vou see the Bar- | as 4st man. wac also ean meke h'ias-if | writers. Before the disaster she had | f the leading merchants here and willing . ft “ é ‘tr ora ly us ful. Apply at this offices

Tue Harrie Lovise.—The Summer-

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} , : j | seac hed the West Indies and discharged,’ to talk of hie son’s cure, he says—‘My gains we are offering. Fe i ‘ ae a y { nua e . B | taking on board acargoof molasses for little boy Arthur, after scarlet fever about Men’s Moceasi Q rl wey tad Five roves with pastor & eel.atr, ‘i I i Ai: al Wise che i St. Thomas | a year ago never mimi ani bie’ oil wen § ie or ee? s0c. a pall -| a gene ane 5 e a fire ‘ lane sand lo nu : = 4 |disabled the pancheons were taken oat. | ment ran into a kidney trouble. His body D = G ds Ladies “ Tie, 85c. ' | hoteis at the north aide, and thous mew cn-s 4 This week will close cur SPEECIAL + These will be put on board again when the | , was swollen to twice its natural size. The ress GO Pn éé 4 onl SI és | wad re oo ane caney oe May. i806, In : : } giire of JAMES FTEWARKT, St Peter’s Road :

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In our Whitewear Department we will give you One Dollar and Twenty Cents’ worth of our very best goods for Ore Dollar.

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i ; ’ Tvon't Die oe Your Time. | | “Why will you di e? " That is the ques MADE TO ORDER—Soft = . The finder will be rewarded by ae it at =o” eee ie cai \ is sti : warm Hoods, i is office. ce ‘tion the scientist now arks the mie cerable | _ Advices from Johannesburg ye Tweeds for Bo s’ Wear. Tam O’shanters (any color) or any kind of | ‘= “Se _____ =< s t ~ b] | President Kruger and the chiefs of the ~ Fancy or Plain Needlework n-atly exeeuaud. | COOK W «NIEO—February 2ith, aeom,e- | eufferer from consumption or lung trouble. several executive departments of the gov- Address X YZ. FXAMIs®R office tf—jan26 | tent cook in a tmall family; lveral wazes. T he — naturally is “because I can’t Set ee ket oe a

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Ladies, please make a memo. of this, and sa» it. P aiiller’s Emlsion, made from Norwe i made an inspection of wo scene of ae mart of the city, fronting the Hillsboroug!i FOR ros K—A c loads of saw fu t AP P member that one dollar will buy one dollar and gian Cod Liver, and combined with the |“?*amite — . * erg inj ar W ] Hi is . B k t River, formerly occupied by Dr Dawson. “J | P ¥ lo Groson EFU. ——— 81s35~febia E r ’ . * oC ( 8 é vs » anc ab | ene a ty ts’ worth of our low-priced W hitewear | bypophoephites of lime and soda will cure J#y8 #g0 and visited many o k "1 , | of Heavy 09 ose in asKke s most desirable residence; rent $20 a year,| MONEY—-Loans made on city or covutry = twen ty cenis wor ol O . ire cases out of ten of cons umption, and mea, women and children in the 1Ospilals. paid quarterly. Apply to Bers Davies, properiy Apply toF W L Moore, - oliciter mt j the tenth case can get a reprieve for a year President Krager, after i . ir ite octi—d&w guarzaw patlaw &c, London HouseCorner. d&w 3m -deecs : , ‘of de are, -\at 23 and 3O ' lor ton, New blood i is what the consump- of devestation, “declared that the Nether a an cel ~—*e $1500. —$600 down, $9) on mortaye if, de- FRET SAW- I have a very nice foot-powe I requires, and Miller’s Emulsion of lands Railway Co., ou board of whose cars sired—buvs desirable dwelling nea | Fret Saw forsale cheap. First avpi cant g: i * { a pe Li a Oil, whee taken produces it. the dynamite exploded would have to pay x centre of city, not farfrom park good neigh- | 4 ee K LCeorron Brighton Road. 5 ¥ a {Millers Bucleion in the greet perve * ¢ panes at ia does aoe RS - eee tier sane ee | —— —— 1g * ; calicuiated at So at leasi. a ner King and Great George Stre*«< novs {| TO LET—Two offices tu the Stamper Bicckz aS Dp ea RAR TYE scrensthener and blood maker, aod, eure aawew Mee EAARRIS.| =.= ops Prowse an Joughs, Colts ropcn c f al O LET—New residence, corner © Grafton E 4 d ] : all = affections In big bottles, SOc. oan cory be oe nee wc e e S a Bochfo ors aes. modern MICH COW — ia moe aati 4 : , *th- inds, fair; rature . codfish on mprovemeats, hot air. bath, ete. Hent mod | (OW.1446 03 .. Apply te ALEx KENNE- ; ; Tue Weatuer.—Fresh westerly to no-th-westerly winde, fair; lower tempera and @), at all drug ¥tores. Charlottetown, February 15, 1896 o Apply fo k M Moorg. ur dec? § by. Forts. Iw pa wy li—febli =