HK DALLY EXAMINER

catiial Ses PERSONAL <3 4 A HOLIDAY ADDRESS AND CLEFT, acral, AXD OTHER ITEMS. | a a BE a ads sJUA Bi \ - } Senator } returned last evening 2 | The pupitto’ Gienaiadale School, not from Halifax i 3 % - not for zet fal of their p rst iking teac ‘ier, | . ; { T) Goad Lis Lordship Bishop Macdonald is ex presented him with 4 valuatve present and . ? CMTS : . Y : i Be By ~~ * pected back from Montreal on Saturday. ih adi RS | the following addve s : Miss Annie Hyndman lef: Charlottetown | i Mr. E. J. Mullally. '. Jast evening on return to New Glasgow, | 4 1 a 8 | Dear Teacurr,—[t is with sincere N.& 72 pleasure we take the opportunity of express Mr. Fred. Haszard leaves this evening to } Ing Our gratitude for the great intere-t you resume his studies at MeGill Unive 8 ‘y, | | have taken in us durivg the year so soon Montrea!) | | to close. To assist u litti 2 . mw . : ‘ r y < ) aSsist us cut of our difficulties ’ Miss Faustina Sullivan, was a passenger | is ¥ Ol R&S | has at all times appearcd to oon a pleasure. n the Stenley today on return to Mount T} | Pes never have we seen you impatient or ill- . : | » } 2 ve . . i . ; . . S:. Vincent, Halifax. co | 1ree months J et wintel | tempered, but aiways acting wilh the same Mr. Jobn Lockerby, who lives with 51S/ weather, Clear ing all winter | kind and generous spirit. It is to your ‘ *** | ane lay I’oper Queen Street, t > : love of order ar f i ee Re on-in-law, on Upper Quee , y ‘ ok Slant } love Of order and method of teaching that eutered upon his 100th year. He is still Goods at ope iil discount L our school is conducted. with vnassaming S Hed | hale and hearty. 5 dignity. Your efforts in makiog our i ‘ Miss Amy Moore and Miss Minnie | lessons instructive and interesting bave Moore crossed to P mu in the Stanley to | been crowned with success. We ask you i The form route to Uttawa, a1 < to accept, as a feeble uken of our appre- Vv z ter on iv to Sackville to take ciation th accompanving g thiel + “A — j lat . is ccompanying gift which, “ ‘ ifse in a at Mourt A He n - - FURS « - though smal! in itself, you may be assured | it : Phe enes « avnounced ef M a To clear for cash All Collars, Muaffs, | carries with it the very be-t love, esteem | . Vivssie Brown. of Nashville, Teon., and | Riffs, Men’s Fur Caps, Men’s Fur Gloves, | and good wishes of your pupils. Trusting o Hoo. Archibald John Majoril avks, second | Ladies Fur Capes, Sleigh Robes. Big dis- | vou may jong continue as our teacher, we j : ! z'.son of Lord Tweedmouth and brother Of! eounts on all kinds of Fur Goods remain, on beualf of the pupils of Giena’a- Ladv Aberdeen, wife of the Governor BANKRUPT FURS. tule School, veet'| General of Canada. , , . ‘ raxk Hocas ‘ ‘ ; 2 fave stilia fe ADK i oods a re ‘¥. Corp). Joseph O Rie ly, and Gunr. W We have la few t sok apt | ur G od Axcus 8S. McAvnay, ‘. . : . le‘t,a few Astracban Jackets, Men’s Fur - liam L. Gilles, ef No | Compat y, Garriso _ ae ce cauhhe i gece TER McDoNaLvp " “ty Coat*, Maffe and Collars, Sleigh Robes Perer MeDonaro, ’ . ” | Artillery, have gone to take a courre at the ete te Ti } cee 2 a, byes : Freep Hogan, ‘ ‘ . " Royal School of Artillery, Quebec. Phe} ie tow : t ie ee en ‘ >a aes lames McDonaLp, ‘ ” = cros-ed in the Stanley to day. : F _ oo af eoltage ae se Sapie MeAui AY. . . : . voois are vo alne. y : Mr. Geolf. Baylicid lett Jast evening t , 2 “ ae a Gertie McDonabp. “a ber t Of | resume his studies at McGill University RANKRUPT BLANKETS DE ee B.C. for BbUF SIX) Mesers. Frank and Fred Bayfield wi $ .85 Blankets now $ .68 jair EXAMINATION OF BLOOMING POINT - leave tonight for Fredericton to resamé 225 “ 19g « SCHOOL . ‘ oe |their studies at the University «f New 2% 3! sé “ 948 « Dd ™ . J aad Brunswick, All three are sons of Edward bed ” ‘ 365 “ A number of rate-payers of Blooming kK a ! win Baed 00 “— ~ i he ; ne Tre mend us cut in prices--Mautles and | Point Schoo! assemble t tusks schdol an br olling® 1@ popular a! Jacke liinery and "es toods. | % : : . s : imp-ison ar d obe c I] ing . aa Pp et me - u Mi ip ry an i Dre: a Goo is. the 3ist ult., to take part in the semi- in i eflicient steward of the steamship Nv! Ve want to lower our stock im evety | annual examination. HN peetrepie je . | thu erland, has gone »» a vacation trip | department before stock taking, and in d ie len a@ the patel of wack to bn I strane yg Traisor,*? afer New < me cther a . - dition to the many bargains olfered ia our | dope inthis school in order to keep it up Tecan, diene ithe Unite i States. ie : eg a " . large bankrupt purchase, we offer special | to rhe required standard may be gathered tanlev to dé nd i ef ab-en rou emMe at al, nvere fro; re Ow? » ‘ z ¢ c ion to day, an ge € - a om ia Lng ro nts to cash buyers from our Own | fron the tact that 49 pupils were present i Le hein ' | Splendid stock. and ex mined in the diff rent branches ; le of the Guard a . ‘ SPECIAL PRICES from primary to advanced. ‘ ia ‘ } ; << a ‘| Mr, Walter Eardley Hyndman, son © Bosite Wai Men’s I 1 Ki T) xaminuation was conducted by A V Crawl peu eG UC. | Bre, f ndman, K-<« will leave to pens Furpishings ~Mens L'ne Ars eee one te M tae oa . & : vblaahie Pred. W. Hyodu oe Enq, will ke -. | Gloves, Gentlemen’s Underclothiag, Gent | 3- McDonald, J.D. McDonald, R. J. Mc- ' 2 , tight for Montreal to euter upon a course ‘ : oes aie oor i Te 1 \ - a 7 oo w 2 “Plot mechanical - engineering ot McGil lemen’s Linens, Shirts, Collars and Cufl ougald, the teacher, Mr. W. F. Bradley _° io nechanicé neineering SeuFiis ’ . a aie ny ey : . ae R e was driven] Wuteaiite Ste! taeiean bak been tne Cardigans and Hosiery, Braces and Neck- — — ; he p ae ee in hed wn 4 . ao , ies. a manner that showed diligence on if ‘ had oe | loved n the tobb Kk igineering W ooks, t aa vee part, ¢ u'ded by heen king cae cy : H wi at, but died) Aijherst, during the past three or four SPECIAL PRICES. i is he ee ee ee ; | . : : a i the part of the teacher which was highly , | years. j Ladies Furnishings—Corsets aud Under catisfactory to those present tg - 2 oust Montreal, registered at] clot) ye ie ar ‘loves. Tr : ’ a : ra d z : ee M.« H iston, Mo itreal, u thing, He Ty and Glove aa Primmed Atthe close of the examination Mr. I Ww be @lthe Hotel Davies this forenoon. Nhe | and Untrimmed Millinery, ana Trimmings cities ane : . ud * ne i Ms — od oe, 2 of “ nee ys e jradley was presented with an addvess ac- ' ‘ fueen Square | arrivals, last eveping included: fh. Wool Squares and Shawis, Ladies Water) companied by at appropriate gift by the Ss a 3 ats rhe Dodge, Kentville; H. E. Wright, 5 vide; proofs pupils of shar noline } a - ‘ : 00 er aoe | W.J. Forbes, Halifax; L. B. Townsend, Also the Liven House of P.E.T. The state Py the school at the present ; 4 ta from question! st. John. W. A. Brennan, Neil McLeod, } B'eached an.) Unbleached Table Linens, | 43,.0 :a aj, le eniiol thie 2 wae pte Ags AME et ; : hina a : tae : ; ia time is eminently satisfactory and shows b . < sharp Rev i 1{S'side; A. Bowness, Kensingtou; >. | Table Napkins, Irish Linen Towels, Doy that Mr. Bradley isa capable and ener M ‘ ul a ptpet *The Ke-ponst- Reagh, Milton; D. Darrach, Kensington. | ] es, Round, oval and square, Rollerings, | setic teacher. © He assumes the aa of } af Ic is to be hope itna Miss Fanning, whose singing delighted ari Glass Towelings. i: new | sateteaes cas ee 2s : ss ol ened ‘ a Ss ey POBIL as ce— iunc.ip: I th a “ represented. | the congregation of the First Methodi-t The buying public will fiod our values Queen Square School with the best ‘wishae Dp i Church on Sunday evening last, left last | in every department the very best obtain >: " eee es ae we a Re a ee \ 2 é , J of his many friends in Blooming Point - night oa return to Sackville. Miss Fau- | able. Sitistection guaranteed and Gonest | ap 1 we feel eyes : r field of : ae : ad ea ine = ao . S< | and we feel ture that in his new field of I } : ining. who is teacher of voca! culture at | Goods at Honest Prices—The Pe ples) lat i rill achiev ccess W A ae 4 eveninz | 1 anineueteg arme aber he will achieve the success which Ha , : ~/the Mount “Allison Conservatory of Music | Store—motto. t ; : : 3 >. I wf ; . ; "1 us scholarly attainments merit. of ear U mY. oe i has been «peading the holidays with Hie ’ i . . re ; 2 ee ge a he et BR ero ee ill ee ee Mck 5. A ure on “Science & “dw orship the Mayor and the Misses a a eee ee the B I imrer held the rapt] paw. on ef 9 A THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE. . . ' ' a f iuld for uf wards of a ee | ? , ? oem eens i ‘ a he elaborately dis a js ‘ : 7 ve : n its New Year’s n h Jationg o: rand s half, a he ta _ ntely i Rixx.—The rink will not be open this Wholesale and Retui! $ In its New Year’s number, the National eus ge ical da “y vd ' ane evening on account of the soft weather. If] == - = clea ss 2 aig tates aeveges ete wl t! are f yuu , as . ms ’ e _ it turns cold to-night the managets will try == wy es — can be ae with more than wer re < - a ee “ee ia and have ice ready for skating to-morrow ee ee ee : : “hal smount of intereet, The issue ing of the Bil At ime cus? _-* la ftarnoon aad-w.ll have band- Satarday . , as a whole manifests strongly how deserv- ve thanks vas tendered the .ecturér) 00 econ : “\¢ ¥ yy VW iK Hy @ | ing the magazine is of a place with our a 4 leparted to their’ homes well] ™ ! ~ 4A itm. 4 ¢ best illustrated monthlies. The table of pleased. We f elsure that if the - rev. TUE BEST contents for January opens with the third gent should again favor ua with a RN Yay CRT 4 aN ¢ paper of that potable magazine serial, lecture a nper house will await him 5 ’ é *Ohrist and His Time,” which is attract- _— é Tarts, Pies, ete, in the city. 4 ing so widespread attention among popular CM. B. A.—Our read re tu t not OUR BILL and if you have not tried them. readers of this ever-interesting sutject. forvet the lecture of Hon Mr. Breckeo, in| U 4 cian, - a Shi tote eh ont tn Q line current paper sketches attractively - . ol oO S ¢£ { : ose © . S;. Patrick’s fla on Monday evening ; at t aa : 1 “6° ¢ the boyhood of Christ, the text being amply next, Theuofarling of the Stuart rtan- Look pleasant and put your you did, Tarts 10c per dozen. supplemented by twenty-six beautiful re- dard at Gleofionan, the defeat of Sie John! hands in your pockets + Pies 1[0¢ each Ch German ¢ productions of the fameus paintings by Cope, the battles of Prestoupans, Faikirk é Bun has not disappointed a eus 4 Hotman Hunt, Hoffman, Murillo, ete. and fatal Cu.loden will be most interest- tomer. You will not be dlisap- é The article second in importance is one by ingly and vividly described. The subse- ae Then cet a hustle on ‘ pointed if you try them. Etmund 8, Hi ch, on the ‘Chicago Stock qu wanderings of “Prince Charlie” 4 : 6 Yards, in wh ch every asprct of interest eal 4 mart uz escape from capture, ‘resh Oateake. Seotch Cake of the world’s greztest meat centr2 is des- and i e é + ace my ry of the unswerving 1s gr eg! én tap cribed and illustrated in the most readable a® well a i singer Snaps, etc to-day filel.ty ya M:Donald,” and her i — ae § ae : ee é manner. “Hans Holbien and House : o. i o dint eanlives- | Ad when, yon ¢£ o . Decoration in Lucerne,’ by R. H.E. Starr fr is, we" ¢ , VE » ren : ; jog manue ic will be an occasion of in- : 3) | ES W A R * s presents a subject never treated ot before te sl enjo it such as ia rarely af-| nearest store, we'll say ? = pat baKeeRy 3 inany magazioe. The illustrations show foraed a Charlottetown andience, an! @ schistins ee Fe i ae ¢ | reproductions of some of Holbein’s best a! it be mis+ed. The lecture will} ake —e o é acd most beantiful work. The art interest be preceded by a short but interesting feceeeweeewee]es which attaches itselt to this article renders n " ' ut \daussion teu , oe te ee ee it especially noieworthy. A sketch des- cents criptive of an unigue arrangement by - ; : 1 ili fhich our mails are handled in a certain sila oe you don’t, we'll have to ee : Ps ; : DEATH OF MR. GEORGE MYERS. If yo ee oa localitv of the United States is entitled . send this fellow after you * The Marine Mail Service,” by E. 8. Peck . : : Marine Mail Service,” by li, S. CK The following w p from a J ickson- We don’t want to, but when The illustrative Fashion Department for P visie, Fis., pap jated the 30th Decem we want money what else can é January gives reproductions of some be, 18 we do! * : strikingly beautiful gowns as worn Ly . +e a. . . : csosived ot O90 afclock ‘ SAP TE actresses. The fietion of the New Years A gram received at 30 oel nN n¢ ion i J¢ i . oot : : : : : last night annonnced the death of Mr. National embrac:s f ar short stories well] George Myers, at Chester, F orida. Mr. JOHNSON & JOHNSON At 1 o'clock. worth the ri ading: “Margov”’. by Frank H a ¢ Mrs. George Howatt, the latter being iti cists Pataa sinc tie wedi en aa ian — Member of the S end Me Veank : : ay pasTe's estra sancy Sor Tamiiy,” by Alice Anderson; “A a sister of | leceagsed, and Mr. Frank J. jraduates harmacy. ae a ‘rcbard< MES peak TO Rete ee 4 . Vuwatt w ont n thia mor: ing”, train Graduates in P - to day direct from the ercpar < King Suburban Fpisode,’ by Arthur Cham} er- Thuweé ; m this & ee ’ = , ; This is » best car ‘ ; i 1 Se ee ee deen ott jan | — | Spier, Baldwing. This ise bee coe | iain, and “On Board the RoseMarir,” by ? a af Car orn at Cre- ea stock ever pul O ' P as - Stamburg R. Tarr. The number is et m- Of age, & nha ( — la, bor at - SHPEPPORTGER ETDS ER ER ERED OND FTI YD 5999 gone to great trouble to get such -tocK ip leted ae 5 iid al . as PE. L. Hekft home to join the . SGLAG SE L F pleted by the regular literary pages, giving C mi oe i ; i aie 5 SSS5 55455445655 546 5655784 | order to supply the merchants demand. re views of some of the: new books Price rtherr ¥, ' S61, and serve : revi is e of OKs, t yo mt rf ‘ <i : mr . QO cents. All Newsdealers Bostonian w igh the war, = ? STANT Awe necr ore : aoe renee P be ded at Gettya ETNOR TON, 4.uc 1onecr. Publishing Co,,83 Newbury Street, Boston, pad - 1 burg eff-cts of which Mass. he o ; a the ; ose of LOCAL NOTICES oe eee oe th ‘ ‘ barked, n usines- a > o. et 1} eg “od anak tate alan - a" Johnson's Baking Pow -” . Sassey’s Canadian Magazine for sale at So ae ee ae he can tling at Man laria, Ne wes foe adian Magazine fo der gives fullest satisfaction aflerwar g : st the mercantie EATS A S00rk & I « . y : ] é 4 Sus Te 5¢ oa pow Johuson A basine-s City, a-rociated with Mr. Our sale on Saturday of Merchant-st ck 3 : ; i und, Solus on Geo. H inder the firm name cf ' * |ofa le ili be the best goods ever put or . Oui ison s e ; Kt *e of apples will Ts he é goods ever pi } . Geo. My & { Lie WAS BisO press feat It pays to ouy Fus nh l this market. 10 to 20 barrel lots.—K. H. = of L i r Packing Co, i oe at ture from the TTome- | ‘Morton. BIRTH. e . t canning mdustry : : . ° " i : . a pn mee 0 “ maker; you get solid : Inepect the quality of apples now at At Howard's Cove, Sr. Mark’s, Lot 7, ee ae nee ‘e’en de guods, and | Nortes’s auction room. on tue 27th ult., the wife of Cayt. Michael dash ae ' " . . eo ae E Bilhrce * Peloubet’s notes on the International Howard, of ason, Curistened Agu ti e @ and «i-ter ying at Crapau): , . ‘ : as ot i Tolan Zo — ‘ : w os aad R hert pty no more than JOU | gg jessons reduced from $1.25 to $1.00 at Nolan. 8Aa Abraham, Yes'@yv, at + te - . , a 2 : ale } : —- Me and Mre. O. B Walman, ani Mra i would for cheap stuff. Carter’s Bo »kstore. aX ¥. Wm. Cant slso a sister, Mre. James | To save you time.—When you wapt any oe MARRIED : ss R. Reid 1D ( Thomas Myers, ‘MARK WRIGHT & 0 LTE printing done if you will just call me up At the een ence of Counei'l a pe ore re . d * a : bee 1 atre 4 ‘ yt & brothe ved at Carleton, died in} " on the te phone I will gladly come nne Sip RTs test wore aee ut ee. vy oe esc! ; e f-aec Sm of Cra-| ‘ > see veu and vive vou estimates on al) | U- 4. Cauipbeil, Mobeit Charies Mac- pee lent, and Mire. f-sac Sake, ot | 6 he HOME MAR ERS. ki d- of jb pr nting—J. D. Taylor, Qaecn | M Ilan of Meadow Bank, to. R. Ardella paud, pr ‘ King ree eatns | d- jub pr bing. J. ° a) rs ' Nj aah “ rns W s, : wn tS Maad, daughter of William Howard, Ese in the family in one year, | sasesestsssssssssasssccces Sireet. ot Garena sees } dd Clearing Out Sale by R. Beairsto, Auc- s : : aseanasasddsdcenadededes Ait : tioneer, at the reside nce of Miss Wright, On December 24th, 1896,at the home Sidney Street East, opposite the Gas of tue bride’s parents, Aitert Oakes, Howe, on Thursday, Jan. Th, at Il W Sey land, to Bessie, daugister of Mr. a o'clock (sharp). Aayone wanting a good George | — ee, The oe mony Was 7 4 + piano, mahogany furniture, ete., should formed by Rev. David Price, of Tryon, P. % LONSDIPET: 2999 POvenpHnneT + AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMAARA ARAM sd aitend, a8 Miss Wright will leave for Eng- > a : Ai HPPPPSHDF TDP PTTE vnne ite vr land ina few days. Everything must be At the residence of the vride’s father, sold without reserve. Covehead, on Saturday, January 2uod : = Bef tock taking we want to reduce 1897, by Rev. T. D. Mose, Mirs Bessie * a Pigtails 46), Mh fish nde tte, Carr, asugbter of Mr. Ralph Carr, to Mr. = all departments, and especially all winter Bru .e Leteb. ef Stanhope : = | goods. In order to make quick selling we Ot Seat Boe x = will give big discounts on all Fur Maff:,] | At Summe rside,on the 2d mst, ity “ ‘ Collars, Capes, Jack«ts and Fur Coats, all Rev. kK, M. bi oe ead inane Clark to Manties, Jackets, Blankets, Flanvels,| Mics Nettie Rocharde,or Cape Traver-e. 7 Tndere i 3 We have still meny : ND - I nderclothing, ete. ‘ men) — ~aaeaee ~ eoecANDeces —® ) bargains in a}) kinds of Dry Goods in onr DIED —2 lig bankrupt purchase. Corsets, Dress " 2 “j <3 | woods, Men’s Cloths, Shirts, Cardigans| At Rone, Lot 62, on the 28th, Dee, in ; f - and Fur Caps. All about half usual the 40:h year ot her age, after a few days f - an ae . 9; days ill: es atiently «cndured, Isat S| price —W. A. Weeks & Co. ati. Lars Rhee 5 petieedy er Les r : tel Mii Riaiaas McLean, tue Leloved wife of William G. 4 - vlearing Our own steck and bankrupt! Ross, leaving a sorrowing bu-baud and ‘ ' = | stock of Men’s Lined Kid Gloves at lowest two lite girly to moura their untimely . prices, about 25 per cevt. below a losr. oi al oe F °3 : Co. t—2i i . : ON AT = prices.—W. A. Weeks & At Brocktcs, Prince County, at a ripe ‘ \ ) . . ean : . . eevee NOW ; "s —- ears ts old age, Mre. U’Meara, mother of Wim. — Advices from Blantyre, the mission | Q’Meara, euj er visor. —— itish South Africa, announce : = wwe S| town of British Souti r aren At Forest Hill, Head St. Peters Bay, on ' S | that the British force sent last month 9 ; nie Myttle. aged 3 y - = : Zul der Chief | Vec. 24th 1896, Annie Myrtle, aged 2 years —S | against the Angon! Zulus, uo ' : : : eng, oR ae Lia : i invaded Southwest Ny- | ated 2 month-, veluved daughter of Wallace Leen = | Clvhusi, who bad invaded Southwest AV | oy 1 Mary Dowr - S| assaland, and burned a British mission | I. and Mary Down. = 4 sation besides massacring the inhabitants} At Wheatley River, Dec. 26:h 1896, Al “s 1 * : . = ve ee : of a number of villages, has routed the | Louis H. D, twa so: of J.L. and Martha = Angonis with very heavy loss, after some | G. S:evenson, age! 3 monthea. . ; A wie? ae thief Chikusi was cap-| - (ee We are now busily employ ed stock taking, and ete ead b ote Staite Bri adi acid : a 7 . 5 : , tured and hanged. : c This is the season for caids, ere is a ow, . ur bargain counter some line of eg cs wil} earl day add to our bargain counrel cO a | * t ith forces were wounded. i n> :emedy as efficient as Watson’s Bal- a Oe as °C a > ’ - a ee rs i, : » Pieen oie goods which will be of Special Value. We Jegin to | Sumic Syrup. Lt will be found to reheve = d a Do You want Roots. Shoes| any gongh 9 most insta <5 cents per ay Ou . . Lottl* at Watsou's ug S.ore. . — or Rubbers? you do, come (os ae - Hind and Remnant Sale, 3 airectto te Great Bamkeupt) or nN , Sale. You will save enough) Come a'oug and setile money on buying Boot for the ve account either by cash dnd op object: price is but a small mat- family as will buy your boys 2) d - bearing i Prefit is net our o'yect; price i their Clothing. Boys’ € oan. or good note, bearing Inter- . ak : ° d , o ali 9 .¥ the ter: we are going tomake room. you can buy also at about est. We musi have all bills 7. the regular prices. Kemem- lod 2 oe! % B ‘ ber the place: J. B- Maedon- sitiled at once-— RB. > eel BROS ald’s old stand, opposite west ORTON & CO. ® end Market Honse- j # : : . —_———$<—_—- -——-— Qur $16.50 fine Beaver ‘i@ LLL) iu ' OQ RENT—the convenient ant — 0 t th ae i i dabedd deottage aud ghouuds at pre ; i. » bes u CAM \AdAAb AAAs A LAASGAAAALASAAMASAAAALAAAAAAAAAAMA ae ele Gee eoupiot 09 cotta re aud, ghus near ineGas | vercoats are the best value ww , , , a y gr “ft; ’ , THe Wearuz Fresh northwesterly to we sterly ee ke ee om Apply at the Gel Works a Sosa la town.— 8. A, McDonald,

ho very cold weather in view.

’ a a = eum é ry. Y N 4 ’ Yr »y 4 . a : " " THURSDAY. JANI An Y 3° 1887 | WEIIESN NEWS NOTES. KOGHe LIVING, | i ce oon ! ares | fhe First of these Monthly Competitions | . 4 . ’ “aa Januar" {From the Summersice Papers. ] | Ie liveth long, who liveth well, | and will be continued ea” nani Gdn aa. ist, 1997, { ! ; t tee AABRL i e A letter mailed in Summer-ite on Uet. | All elee is Ife bor lung as ay; | In Bit GiVZN FREE ; | 4 f ' He tiveth longest, wiv can tell { suL < 6h fast, to a purty at Cape Fyn ont, | : i Pes } oe fy ; | reached the latter place, about fifteen ; Uf true thongs truly cove each «By, 5 a ae ‘WATCHES EACH MONTH | miles from Summerside, on Saturday last. | B all , 4! ‘ P : e wise and use tiv wifaom We, om The St. Vincent de Pau! Society of this | Who wisdom specks, mu-t Lve it to ; As 4 cs FOR s town met last Sunday an: elected cflloers | Fle is the wis-rt who can tell 1€ Sst Prizes, ©: - © _.a8' Bicycle, $ 1,000 for the present year as follows : - Pa-cal How first ne lived, then spalie the tru. % Second he wold Watch ‘ ’ Cc, Gallant, President; James V. Higgins, : ; ‘ wo - =e. @ 625 Ist Vice do; John B. Strong, 2ad Vice | Sow truth if thon the the e uth wou.d’s ” af Wetohes given th eee 35 do.: Frank Perrv, Treasurer. reap sic tae ’ SOAP : : Who sows the false should reap tle 12 A business meeting of the Sammerside | a

Te. chers’ Institute tuok place Jast M evemng in the Western School, at whict Mr. A.C. Cullen was elected, president Mis Arbuckle vice-president, arid Miss H L.. Beattie, secretary.

| he pri cured from the Crntral Experimen-

lial Farm, O and from !

) tal awa, that smal qnantty he harverie’ cight bashels sod | mix pouuds of good cleau grain.

Negotiations are in pregress fora hockey watch tu take place in the Crystal Rink here some time during the lavter part of the month—possibly Friday, the 22nd The game will be played between the Abegweits of Char oiterown from the senior clab of Summerside.

A correspondent from Alberton informs the Farmer that Mr.“ Damer Kilbride, of Lot 11, lost a span of h: rses whee crossing the ice at McPhee’s ferry Mon‘lay. | Being alone it was impossible to save them. So thin was the ice that those who gathered afterward found it aitficult to rescue the bob-slede. The lo-s will bea serions one to Mr. Kilbride.

Mr. Wm. Andrew, “8:. Eleanor’s has just put up a twelve foot zrmotor, manu - tactured in Chicago, the first one of the kind we understand, erected by a Prince County farmer, thougu they are u-ed by mary of the farmers of the eastern part of the province. Mr. Andrew’s new mii!l is i.t-nded to crush feed, cut fodder, saw fence pailings, and other neccessary farm

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work. He also intends next Spring to put in a pumy which will be operated by it, supplying both house and barn with

plenty of water.

NEWS NOTES The President of the United States bad seven thousand callers on New Year’s day.

It is said that Maceo will visit the United States soon to restore confidence in his cause.

It is generally believed that Ar -hbishop Faber’s successor will be Mgr. Emard of Valleyfield.

The United States deficit for the first six month of the current fiscal year is $30,600,000.

Archbishop Langevin has published an appeal in Paris for fands to assist bin in ma'ntaining the Catbolic schools in Mani- toba.

The Marquis of Dufferin has accepted the presidency of a movement started in Bri-tol to celehrate the 490th anniversary of the discovery of Newfoundland by John Cabot on June 24th, 1497.

A despatch from Manila, the capital of the Philippine islands, says that the Span- ish troops have defeated and totally rouud a force of 4,000 insurgents at O'mansas.

Sir Edward Clarke, sol citor general in Lord Salisbury’s tormer cabinet, speaking at Plymouth, England, upon the over- tixation of Ireland, advocated the granting to freland of $1,000,000 yearly from the imperial exch: quer.

A cyclone from the southwest strack

aud almost literally demolished the town of Mooring-port, La., on Saturday last.

Over tweaty dwellings were blown down, Four per ons were killed and three thers will psobably die from injuries.

Oflicial despa‘ches from Manila chroni- cle a battle on the Pasig River, where the Phillipise rebels were trying to ob-truet navigation. The Spanish loss was ten aven killed and 20 wounded, while the insur gents had 32 killed and many woundéd. It is learned that the members of the American co'ony in London have sub- seribed for a present to Ambassador Bavard, consisting of a loving cup, npon which will be di: played a bust of medall- ion of Mr. Bayard. The design of the eup will be the work of a noted artist. Canada’s failares for 1896 as publ shed by Brad-treet’s show an increase of ¢ix- teen per cent. in the number and an in- cresse in the total amount of liabilities of tive and a halt per cent. the assets showing an increase of eleven per cent. which is, of curse, a favorable feature.

Tbe New fovndland legislature will open on February 11. The government will introduce # re-olution early in the session fayoring reciprovity with the United States and will despatch Colonial secretary Bond or Solicitor General Morris to arranze a convention if possible with the Mclinley administration to secure free entry of New- foundland codfish into American markets.

[he fishing interests of the isnt are greatly interested in the scheme. There is great indignation at Havana

amovg the Cubans on account of the news that Dr. Maxime Zertucha has been en- giged as a guide for the Spanish and wall soon leave for. Pinar del Rio with Ger. Weyler. There are few men who kaow that province as well as Dr. Zertucha, who was for a long time a physician in Helena de! Sur and other small towns. As mayor of Helena before the war he lad occasion to study the t-pography of the country and all the strategic points in the mountains. He 1s now living in a horse on Animaa street in Havana, surrounded by a strong gaard of policeman to protect Nim against any attack from the Cabans, becanse it 1s said they have. sentenced him to death on account of his act of treachery szainst Maceo.

According to an account of the private life of the Czar and Czarina by a recent guest at the Russian Court, the Czarina is a clever caricaturist, and was recently sur- prised by the Czar while sketching the high dignita’ies of St. Petersburg. The Czar, it seems, was greatly ammsed, and insisted upon a sketch of himself, where- upon the Czariva drew a picture in which His Majesty was represented asea solemn hearded, but bald infant in Jo clothes, tied in a high cha'r and sprroufdéd by a crowd Of anxisu: relatives, gragd ykes, etc., flourishing feeding bottles #nd¢ wap- king, each irs sting that he be Sfed-in a ditlerent way. Inthe meantime the dir- tracted infant was beginning to ¢ry. It is further stated that the Czar was highly liverted at this humorous sketch, which sums up the present family situation in Russia,

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Mr. John Macnally, Abrain’s Village, lastspring owed six pounds of oats which

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: ' From hollow words and deeds retrain. - | Sow love and taste its fruitage pure,

Sow peace and reap its harve-t brigh!; Sow sunbeeims on the ro k and moor, Aud tied a harvest howe ot light. — FPo:ar.

came Hi ORLY Truc Liwod Lurifer prominently in the public eye to- day is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Therefore get Hood’s and ONLY HOOD’S.

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The Bacgain Correr’s marked dow sale is geruine. Everv article sold a

advertisea inour let. Wear: at dyin business ia Chariottetown fo the purpos | of slandering our veighbor merchants Ly | drty, ins nua ing advertisemeats, and we ary “io attend to cur own bu-ive-s only, | and ask the inhabitants of city aud counir, to examine ourstosk. Every article marked «ovn, We ae bound to clear the stock aad bargaus cau.be ea- pected.

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Freie Pre--e that th re is no Guubt tha Austria-Hungary will have to follow France and Germary eperd from eighty to ove huudred millions for qnick- fire guns for the artillery service.

What Home

Doesn't Need ‘A Glock ?

: Know of any? YOU need one, don’t you. I! you are a bit “particular about the quali'y, style and the prices you pay for one, come here. Any- one who is at all posted will tell you that W. W. Wellner, keeps the best that is possible to get. Every clock is warranted to be as represented, and ein ba returned if it’ is not satisfactory.

W WW. WELLNER

J WELER,

GETTING READY

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QUEEN SQUARE.

25 per cent discount off all FANCY GOODS

and Japazese Chinaware, Come for ra‘e bargains.

Haszard & Moore,

Booksellers.

TOWN PROPERTY AT AUCTION.

The heirs of the late Joho Jury will sell by Public Auction, on the premises, on Thursday, the fourteenth day of Janu

ry, next, at 12 o’clock, noun, that plot of land bavinga front of about 42 fton the north side of Graftou St, west, bonnded on the east by the property of the Hun Thos. Dodd, and on the west by property in possession of Dr. John 8.’ Bagnall, with the donb’e tenement dwelling tiereon. The proverty is ia good repair, end yie'ds ao annual rental of $110. Tersns.—25 per cent at sale and balance on completion of deeds. For farther particulars apnlv to

A. A. McLEAN,

Solicitor, Brown’s Block.

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Uutil July Ist; 1897, sons in Water Color, and China Painting.

Also in Drawing from Nature. Special terms and Lours for children attending schcol,

2—d&kw 4w

Victo:ia

will give les- Oil, Tapestry,

Ladies’

importation at a. clear.

Jacixets

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large discount to

T. J HARRIS

WRAPPERS

Total given during year 1897, $19,500 HOW TOOBTAINTHEM. | RULES.

tompettiors to save as many “Sunlight” il. Every month during 1897

> tm ~ach of thes soap Vrappers as they can collect. Cut off | 4i*-ricis, prizes will be awarded a8 folows :

‘he top portion of each wrap. ‘

siiehilanpeatc acinanen wmuiniiiion The 2 competitors who send tp the fag. greshad portion contalmins | | gent ‘nummbers of ‘coujns fnew ike soate Giese tein district in which they reside, will enc

“<q — Treoelve, at winner's option, a iady’s or gent 9 clo . wl

GUT 22>, SEND THIS TOP PORTION , ‘fou. ewe hedeaiiniettas pons”) are to be seni en . bag

" sed ie) d Se Stearns’ Bicycle, rive sin, qith asheet of paper ou whica > ee - The 5com who send in the nex ‘ ne, compasitor 23 Written his }—~— a *- largest nuaibers of coapons from or hertull pame and addres«. — = the distiuet im Whi hihey reside, willere’s ani the number of ¢ os a receive, at winner's option, a lady® or ‘ io Renae &>o4/ = an || gents Gold Wateh, value $25 2 ? “6 + ox ¢ } © competitic=* =" ok last Toronto, marked @u the F , com end a

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tal Wrapper «top lett «han: cumiech tos hae toe ent Ganais aoe

i —-~ ~_--—— cei mon cor, cornet ee the NUMREKM of the DES- | tition will be out asa” ve - wa FRICT Competitor lives ta, 3. Competitors who obtain wrappers from unsold soap

NO. OF - . a . . ll be di-qualified, Emplorees of Messra, Set [ow NAVE OF DIST RCT , and their families, are debarred frou psTRicy Western Oatario, consiting of Co tof wt ‘

1 York, Simooe & all Counties Wand S ont f winners tn competitor's district wit

i eas ae pelilors 21 days afler each competition

> ¢ hneisting of Countie< Ou closes. fario, Muskoka & all Counties Ed N.ofthess |S» Messrs, Lever Brothers, Ltd., will endeavor te award Province of Quebec — | the prizes fairly to the best of their abilityand Judgment, Seema - ly acopt

| but itis understood that all who compete agree | the award of Messra. Lever Brothers, Lid., as fual, | LEVER BROS., Ld., 23 Scott St., Toronto

les are the celebrated Stearns’, manafd by B.C. Stearns & Co. Kab wiv. is guaranteed by the mskers gud bas complete

Province of New Brunswick winee of Nova Scotia and Prince ward Istand arama Syracuse, N.Y... & Toronto, Gut.

€ CORSHTS Ail sizes of this ce’ebrated Corset kept by us. Prices $1.25, $2.25, $3 C0

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Dozens of Uls ers and Oveico. with cost of selling added.

at INVOTCE PRICE,

As we have more of this lin of gools than we may be able to sell this s:ason, w: make this geauin® offer to dis-