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KATES OF SUBSCRIPTION ) | RN dh _ | AT LOWEST PRICES @ne Year ~ Three tot oe SERMS : Four Dollars » Year “This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Euripides. Bingle Copies Two Oente TRY THIS OFFICE ~~ Se pros hey d to any part of ( anada or the ie i J ae ma : aaa ees ade a aa Mon ‘ We Can Handle any kind of THE WEEKLY ee te atel “ , 3 Job Printing. jasued every ridny nornir 8 “ i a . Srmemucr wich hee aprenres, 1m, ime Poly VOL 37. CHARLOTTETOWN P. E. ISLAND, SATURDAY FEBRUARY 20, 1897 NO 4 RXAMINER PUBLISHING G0 gil th at pews 31/0 a year j OOS OCP SESCSSOHSHSISSOSOOOSE Ne rea on the Chins ‘ne,. FI, AIEEE 1.000 Miles of Railways fhe Bally UExaminer is for : a ‘fies a (PS LIKEK\ St eG rvous sale in Ch’ t the foll * may buy eo \ —— rO BE BUILT IN. BRITISH net tin ee man se follow +s te cup | COLUMBIA THIS YEAR. | People find just the help they so much anole 4 —_—— | need, in Hvod’s Sarsapariila. it fur- any } tial | X It looks as if British Columbia is to nishes the destred strength by puri- Ca » kstore,Q ee here see more railroad building this “ar ing, Vitalizing and iviching the R ia one Sree Sea ! t se o ney eh than st sees The Spok ur 2 ieee = : > “ | ~ he: fe oe Eeaes ene Quen Equare, N ht? s ; tat} X j ticle estimates that if one-third of those ee ee Me ee Cachet - ms ae Rees ra nt St | kept | * asking for charters are Si vei in eo see ~ ae oe w.M lia’s, Hillsbo ugh Ss ; | fs \ their applications and build one-third Whove system, om eee 2 i , st Ne we we their proposed linec + a “7 it to praise Hood’s Sarsaparil!s. ‘ W - st, cor I Z _ ; () BES CESSES ES ES NG aoe a nh ” Z " wees be / My Keaith oe aii, an “3 cn eudann . ( val, Spring Park § | £ , nt ae mules of road CoOn-] After that, my beart and nervous systeta : _ ed a ; iy e = structed in the Province this year. and | were badly affected, so that I could net do Oe a cen Gace canals le to make easy | | It is hardly a misnomer to call the crowds that have thronged our store many rich regions now without trans caging saat i a te i k a _ ’ oie > ° © portation aciities will b opened up ; 2 e help, but did no f ire, decide Bien ot iA every day since the first of the year; countless host, This being true, it follows Coaseachort expla Nabi ns teen ae a : . Tr 9 Robton and x ’ al sania. Wiiaiiials i ; yee capees bt Onee Lis ike 1 V) that countless bargains must have left our counters. Butt does not follow that Pout Teall to Robaod sad it is oot we- | Seaeany ses MEREiNn, Serene =

MtStewa i \¥ 1 . > b : A . . be c ; > — . - i natant, Denes there are not countless bargains Jeft to gratify the hearts of the practised buyers be continued west from Robson to the : r KAN ne oundary country. . posi: Sees um (()) Se bles of Men's O Here, for ex i icture of the Grest No ea | mise aw |) See our tables of Men’s Overcoats, Here, for example, is a pen picture of one, _The Great Northern expects to ent j pit bright; \ v5 . y* Nootenay country by a branch oo > ° J d . vorancn iii ae | | | see how it reads. iden dieaiecss delve 400 oi Pee et ‘é bh em ie dee i bonner'’s ferry to Nelson. which | Hood’s Pills with Iieod’s Sarsaparilia ee eee } VV J th, mer } : SCOSSSSSSHSLSSOHSSISOSSIOEES ‘ | Kl. will be in operation by the middle of | @@4 they have done me much good. 1 “ May ry as \ 9 summer. i will not be without them. I have taken 1% EB Isla oj | alae eeieas ania 18 Men's Overcoats, worth $13.50. now $6.75. An apjlieation is also, out for a | Pottlesof llood’sSarsaparitia,and throug! oh MWY) whe eta 6 : « "120 6.00 charter for tond ons Tethnag | Sting Gaye caret Onand after MONDAY, 4th J i39 The 1 le of the heart . . O, now e North-West ‘Territory, to some » yint i worked as hard as ever the past snim- nd after MONI , 4th January,is : ee ; . ) : ae Wer or, a am thankful to say the trains of this Railway will run daily 1 O ‘cc “ “cc 1 5 on the Fraser River or Gulf ot Cterdis “ a , i es 2 i 1 to say | am Sua iays excepted) as follows.— HEART PAINS LEAVE IN A DAY. ' ; now . . The purpose of the projectors is t 7 i] os 2 ts ne ee a ban ei ; ror Sig ais ood’s Sarsaparilla help very much.” Tea Prair a eee Cee eee Cee ae 8 . . 14.00 now 7 OO. ra erage li i i through Crow’s | Mrs. M. M. MesaunGer, Freehold, Penn. ca ains n t . > » ® coed STATIONS. noid Weel AND A GREAT SUFFERER FROM HEART an PP ’ Nest q ass. This and many other cures prove that W TROUBLE—INDICED TO TRY DR, ( i 1 O “ . 14 25 NOW 7 13 It is aiso quite probable that the 3 AGNEW’S CURE FOR THE HEART : , : : Canadian Pacific will build a numbe - , bs a number p. M./A. M owe M. A M ANE IT PROVED A WON- ) . of branch lines in British Columbia as e- 7 . ; har tret wn . } ~ : 40 DER WORKER . i willchewe’ to make. setie anore in ; 7 3 19 . ya A | . = a Z T _ -— nwt of ewe Ww, 7. order to maintain its prestige in what : = ¢ee ” seCSane ee ae undle, of Dundalk, Oa..: “1 was a great ‘ is rani » hee aime ‘ , : - G58) © 37, ames Risto | Tae) Soa | cemrire with revere. pasa ln the. seginn of | ‘he ; is rapidly becoming the most valuable} =§ Sarsaparilla ow os .. bra aoe so ‘lmy heart. Foratime I was qu » nnab! J 12 Cl id O | G4 00 é nportant part o anada, as $1 slatcnl wo my Bowell dat Tm hildren’s 2.60 a 13 9 = 1 07) 8 oF to attend to my beusehold duties. I was ii ren s vercoats, wort i . 9 how $ . A gang of men is already engaged in [s the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1, p i e = 0 : : . 2 oe : = induced to try Dr. Agnew’s Cure for the : Is €. 6<¢ 6 4 ad now 2 25 clearing the right of way for the teem Prepared only by C. 1. Te Ca.. Lowell. Mane 62010 Wi Ar " L 12 OO) 7. Of Heart, and I must say the result was won Y , eg % ® River branch of the Columbia and Hood’ " Pill _ net 'y, promptly and » bors: . wu {derful. The pain i nmediately lefe me, 26) és 66 e- & 00 now e 60 Kootenay Railway and another gang G'S FATTER efectivele. 3 ceetn. > 50 Lv | j 10 2 snd after the first day I have had n ain ° ’ : Bo oie aan cee emneD 12 oO LN Ar. 10 ov silat < a 2 pain of men 1s cl > o the o . 1 1..M 10 10 en teonble since a 6s rT 66 caring the right of way for | aw 0 47 epee mginnene Q Gi 6.00, now 3 4 OD the C. P. R. road which is to run be- C902. 8OSSSOET SSCS OCETESEOS 219 ..1 a 9 00 Ii is consi iered possible that De. Nau- 4 tween Slocan crossing and the South-|@ $ at) Of § 00 sen will soon start on an Antartic expedi- “is . e it t . " " ern end of Slocan Lake, taking in the 4 e 58] 7 3 on. 50 Children’s Suits, wor h $6 and $6, now $2 and $2.50 new town of Slocan City. The P S . : os os SLOCE ty. The Pro-|e@ 3 \ 6 55! Sr 9 9 ® ew tow! x ity > : 4 Alt r . ss < waehate ike vincial Government will also be asked 4 od . 0 = to grant a charter for an electric ro S > Bos ee : MMENT IS NEEDLE a Pe = ~ = ore AT EIGHTY YEARS OF AGE ONE B rx o DR. CO he! from Penticton to numerous points in S : ; os AGNEW'S CATARRHAL POWDER CURES A he B ; ey as > 20. .Char ‘ 10 30 ce cnwe duce aeaanene + the Boundary and Trail Creek districts, e 2 50 . yalzy Junctior 0 0 ee cn ahha” ame and to extend south as far as the inter- > 3 23) . Bedford .......- ) 30 Oo ee eee ion ry wher 3 SS) Ar.) , as a Oa CATAKRH IN THIRTY \ national houndary where it will connect . 4 101Lv.j MS j Ar.) 8 55 MINUTES. a with the proposed electric line from e 5 50). . Morell ooh ane George Lewis, of Shamok:., Pa, writes: 5 Spokane. : | 5 12)..St. Peters ...... 7 45 “Tam eighty years of age. I have been These are only a few of the many ' e , - S CE vevees ; —- troubled with catarrh for fifty years, and railroads projected in British Columbir, $ sdibeaadll — anon a = in my "eo have —_ - wm — but it is easy to see that the present = P. a. eures, but never had any relief unt! snae te Wao ‘Steels i ¢ 6 10) - Mt. Stewas oo used Dr. Agnew’s Catarrha! Powder. One Ss er He a hive salboeaachans-yp'sia rail 8 | 5 22). Cardigan 7 box enred me completely, and it gives me} \S road building is concerned in that e } 2 15) . . Georgetown 7 1 great pleasure to recomm ond it to all Pree. ; : ila _ A. M. suffering from thia malady,” An indication of the C. P. R.’s e , x. : A x = —_ * SS tae : eT activities may be seen in the fact that S 6 ost ak Pies - OO | Improved Prison Discipline in THR BROWN FAMILY the Golden Lumber Company of 7 Py. M A: M. Australia. . Golden, B. C., have closed a $52,000 ° ~ ee itiite : contract with the C. P. R. for railway Of Ch'town and § Traineare run by Kastern Standard Tim ‘The New South Wales Minister of Justice oeen ties. A new portable saw mill is al- Prince Elword Island. © A McDONALD, D.POTTINGER, ak ee ; te deal ; = . ready in operation on their limits an . : Superintendent, Gen Mer Govt. Rys, is introducing some changes in dealing with Rect eel They area Stylish Lot. ’ a ooo a “= ; . d Since opening our : Charlottetown, oncton, N B. offenders under twenty-five years of age, and = »200 5 per Gay are ein); turnes out office in Ch’tewn w have ® MAway Oftice, Jant , 1867. serving sentences not exceeding twelve months- — at this mill alone. In addition to this nie > . ' ore % os Dia i Sa a seaa ates Under the prev ious Minister regulations were The Br f i] ; eal two other camps are engaged mn gett:ng by our i einless and : . 2. i : > 4 , > , , made for treating prisoners of this class with t th Di — a Dy ; ae seme vas out bill timber and tres for the suramer Know How Methods of : : i lank bed 1 | Biceclnay tse yes are the eligat of contracts The Company have 175 : ; ° the Spartan simplicity of a plank bed and an ‘housauds everywhere. They are fashion- ; oe ee 2 Dentistry met with great 3 | occasional diet of bread and water, the object men on the pay roll and already have £ e

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. ° “ ange- rr) nature of the punishment. The whole arrange : os : oy . “os Newcastle, the sec argest matrit y ino’ we care 2 le; Pei a ' er & RB > vkbi a ler ment is being carried out under the supervision ae - a second largest — ny rene moo _ ——— . sed Paine S Celery Compound, . in are not in the - -east. : of the medical officers of the gaol, and the in New South Wales, and situated about 100 ° Nor did we locate in this Tomar cmp ww . as + ; . @enceeeers many leaiure : - [ ee i i Ql EEN SI REST. training is given by a proper instructor. The miles north of a ey — pied a Velvet = to matcn . ae — ne : city on spe culation. We : ; age ay a fat in common with its English name-sake, being ypular, They are lined with silk the : ; . Orders by mail promptly atten jedto. new physical drill is stated to be very popular ; : ne 1 ~ es 1 name-sa peng, ees ay: me. Se See sees Hie Is Now Regularity And 4 came here as we had Le en 7 — elena : . il oval. ne business centre of an immense coal-mining , - oS, , . ’ ae 4 . ; with the prisoners. It has the charm of novel: | - : i ea © | gered with fur or with feather trim Steadily at Work. ® advised that ibere was: s : industry, and its port generally being crowded @ @avised th it cuere was an ty, and lends a little variety to the somewhat ? dare — y £ ; ming. oy ° ; ) B ‘kU C id in Ti ss onotonous life behind the prison oaths. Se with vessels in search of grimy cargoes. Some Bolero jackets of black velvet, edged © (pening for our ciass of reak Up a Cold in Time

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9 w “h oss ties i . © vag ; » Ves oR PYNY PECTORAL a a ee eae shipped during 1896 was 2,070,304 tons, an ~_— a aoe are among the pretty " ene : by os y ear. Does ™ . . ’ beneficial results in creating a distaste er? : : dress novelties. : i i AR Ile w ill soon let her z0, like Goff Bros Boots, : ie sre marked increase of 149,926 tons on the preceding year. ' wWroad girdles, pointed in both the > th t _— ike Tray elling The Quick Care for COUGHS, : ys a or 2 ; it tl % ocket that er" oahu: The number of vessels entering the port during | back and front and curving Over the é Dent ists’? COLDS, CROUP, BRON- they go so inst al prices © ouly ye .powae’, sinia a= | the year was 1,185, representing a tonnage of | sides, are made of black satin. They s Now. what we are CHITIS, HOARSENESS, etc. our business for [S96 be omed ah Aad of year ie ve ‘i 1.478,246 ; the vessels cleared i sno the same | #7 shirred so that a narrow double 2 ‘ . , ng oe Mas. Joeasu Mose Fr invi Yi ; to hel ni ke Netter at eet ES, Sree seared’ during Me same} ruffle appears in the center, both in the @ coming at is this: Certain @ atin @ ie ae fon cecil 1895, and we invite our friends to he p make 8 Ss period numbering 1,180, with a tonage of | pack and in the front. ® per ra have | king © rs {897 the best vear of all. + % 1,479,033 3 making a total trade of 2,365 speeeneeenenenae pa > I oe no 6 ocen me sINE 3 / “4 E BROS $ USE c ae 3° vessels, and * tonnage of 2,957,459. The = aes rae eo ae yo ° cheap taik about us W e $ Gn > a nw. 2 . ; a G4 s places for which the coal cargoes were des- trasts, but the coloring is in general ° can stand 1t all, and such ° pe <= tined, in addition to Australasian ports, includ- | y j\4iant, without being crude er glar- ° talk does not werry us in ® —_—— ; ® |ed the United States, China, Java, New | ing. @ +} -— : as oe a Ss : ] . : ceeiile oles $ tle least, it is simply © Reo ea ea eae bb bh bh eta bssshbhsabhdah 2 22 4 9 3 Caledonia, India, Phillipine Islands, Fiji, Ribbons — = eae ws = sia ® fy Y ta Oe ——_ + aS. SS ee : os ae ee oe dges are used te ; ss ats l vf ¢ jays the best selling tortie Ll re ee) ty ¥ al S $8 | Mauritius, Peru, Chi:i, Ceylon, Singapore, — 7 haar ey ae ‘ S 8 ’ nny. ou can alway 3 : aii lice odd iii: al} i ° $3 Sandwich Islands, New Hebrides, Ecuador, | The new ribbons include jacquards, 6 find us at work in our : er a ait{| J oe = Panama, Mexico, Canada, Celebes, Society moire taffeia. plain taffeta, koman ; place of business. and 6 peenel oe ‘Me Sek or ao i} a Nn e O ré , {jhe 3 Islands, South Sea (British) Islands, Cape | s ere a eu coma ae : ready for business Pf «fil {lh Wy hl = Colony, Cochin China, Japan, New Guinea, clack = © Ce : : o ™ : S 1O~<Oib~S44~400 at i | : % ete The total value of the Newcastle exports | gn many of thé new fabries for por . B-RLIN DENTAL PARLORS » ad > i a {i ‘ Ss was £1,496,444, of which £729,444, was re- | teres the changeable effects are seen. ae ee , e . ‘ $ : ; — eriz ‘alled sati : pel} ?noineer R. G. Morris, of the Grand unk OoD «(lll ) ay 3 presented by the coal. The imports were val- | A new material rant 1 a eae SS Engine: 7 : . : ae : ; oz ; . . e CG at ; ll ri tC “@ srite® a ‘ | shows this two-tened effect. This tab- } Railway. resides in Brockville, Ont. N her} & (yer Store o ; | , SOA 3 ued at £611,372, the largest item, £106,798, | rib is much like damask, but it has 3 | engineer working for the great railway corpo- | @ . ae ’ . © : «iil ij» | | oe being for machinery. The leading imports | wide border and dado, with a design ration 15 better known or has a more fax orable s Prowse Jrothers : ai} “ \\»- : - were drapery, wearing apparel, spirits, galvan- | @m detached tigures in the center, It | re — a oT aa ws Seer 7 oo a 2 can 0 : ; 2° , : ‘ y } ‘ : 7 ‘got naw be Doveht in a. ver Sort r. Morris had two foes that contributed to eo 2 ave we But the store that does, that tee dale — = Ih» +} d i st ised iron, kerosene oil, tools, ete., principally om - : an ile soll ; . da gr wae make his life miserable---foes ‘hat times > pe ae tne evenings . » : : “ 7 t i shades. ad ae ait ‘ so 7 ™ “~"y 7 W A NTED the people’s confidence. We weigh every word * an you s from the United Kingdom, The principal aye oe af; ative even threatened his life, i hese en mies were . from 7 to 5. . so print thoughtfully ee the nnlew of fret. We ° know why we s food imports, chiefly from the other colonies n — eons = ota rye wml Seecseccee> nesonassnadin AT THE— al measure every value we put before you careful- sf | and America, were flour, wheat, sugar, een and electral appliances, he wisely decided to | — : vo «tft ] =m It tl a “ ineere store ” Every ; recommend it < potatoes, and dried fruits. This is exclusive YS Pp E PS | A give Paine's ¢ tery Compound a thorough . y, as a resu 1s 18a "8 ; wr ; $¢ | of the overland trade with Sydney, which is testing. After the use of a few bottles « rt - a E os except and ex ly ; Me 7 carth’s best and surest medicine he found him Charlottetown Reller Mills atl bod y know tt ; ere an y | ae t th sana : re ae ee | Cured BY DR. CHASE. self a well and cured man. Mr. Morris, with oo j h: t the ne 1e ver 28 a e very + ee j a strong desire to benefit others, writes as : just wha y ; , aes Send samples to | atl] . Suits. { 15 and follows : » ; » 4 1¢ a u1lts, trom 9 and u — Eg ; 2 ‘ ; P ; oe | ull lowest p} 1ces Bedrcom - ’ > ? P Bip is SE SURE AND GET THE I Itching, Burning Skin Diseases Cured fore i FOR EIGHTEEN YEARS _ “Having suffered with neuralgia in the hea GEO, BE. FULL, “ {hh Le CENUINE. Ss Thirty-five Cents. W.W.HODGES SUFFERED for two yeaa, I tested the ski of doctors and eo +e e ‘ jetor | ’ ‘ : " ‘ i made use of many kinds Of medicines, as Vv 4 ewe oad =6 JOHN ~NEWSON? BI De agser’s Omtmeat reves inom | DR. CHASE'S KIDNEY | thie int nh on ; Ww s$| day and cures Tetter, Salt Rheum, Sca , = FECTED of these sources. I decided to give Paine’s ‘ ba _———— ail ( |i ; = Head, Eczema, Barbers’ Itch, Ulcers, LIVER PILLS EF Celery Compound a trial, as I noticed by the at IN GIVER {hy } Pho Abort Toilet Soap Co., Mfrs. $¢ | Blotches and all eruptions of ~ 3g e AN ALMOST MIRACULOUS press that it was highly recommended fur my : “A ae ak ” 3) i d quieting, and acts like oubles. [ used several bottles, and it cured ’ RG: : *.| is soothing and quieting, eR Ew trouble 4 1 «alll THE mas = a Ub Montreal $$ | magic in the cure of all baby humors ; 35 CURE. . - the neuralgia as well as the dyspepsia from seseseeeeeSsteSsrrrrryT TTF : 3 | cents which I saffered. ao vvrvy"er,VVY Freer yy F - a dae iii ; i : oa ia Messrs. EDMANSON, BATES & Co., ‘‘Now Iam able to work all winter. In a ‘ 8; Parte atabe a tatet tata ta tate t eee ee Toronto, the past I had to lay off several m e - ge ee : ‘ iin - ing to | cold weather. I am happy to say the neu ’ mee “GARD OF THANSES. | - itat nm ia dite ind hed| “Dean son tabeie toy eng | AS waa le oe ye | . y u regarding my experience with DA. i ubled m _over @ year. = fae , : for sale very low at the Koller Mille.—Geo, | SUT? ae onderful cure of | recommend Paine’s ( elery Compound to any & W HO LESALE. | AT THE--- ae ‘is Kioner-Liver Pits, and the ” adam 7 : one suffering as I did with terrible neuralyia ¥ njitasamains E. Ful), proprietor. dys “a of 18 years’ standing effected by them ; Tara a eae yspepsia of 16 } and dyspepsia. I trust you will insert this er 37—12i, ecd. sata yspe} } : i , with three box:s. Iam as well as lever Was, [etter in the press, so that others may be d Fl | fi 8 receiy ed from n ome ngedboet friends - | d n of 64 years of age. I havere- « jenefited.” t } , =CeLV r ‘ : ; , ‘ a man of 64) ’ ; bene : 666 bbls. Howar our. For the many eer ae y ld wish them a hap- Colonial and American bishops will be , seliens ted Ow CHASE’S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS to cutie a ee ine . } tomers during the year 1890, and wou wish . - p invited to preach at Oxford University this commenced Uh h : : We will call your attention to our e ° a , . . : Saas c a great number of people anc nic has demanded maot ils nine : 7 306 bbis. Planet Flour cus “ | + they ma all continue North Sid “ dus tce the .tiitinw of the Lambeth £ ber of people and they all saythey | The Transvaal Republic has d 1 od Wintel «Oi ea ; p and Prosperous New Year, and that y y age T 2 e Queen Square. on Moca g 8 ’ are worth their weight in gold. If you desire £322,000 indemnity on account of the raid K niv Butt K Spoons, rcrEs, ; ; ‘ : , : ‘a Nnives. : hives, ¢ Suc Both well known and reliable to buy and drink the celebrated Special Blend ne or You _ ao your ee eee oe $ any further statement or certificate of my case, | of Dr. Jameson. a , Sieonn aj en Pt. ‘ " ‘ ‘ i i o participate in tiie] pan by the means of either general © 3 * J will be pleascd to furnish one. = _ a y TICES, lrande, For sale by that I sell. Also as BART, more, invited t 1897 P | local ani -thesia. All kinds of work done} Alex. Gibson has forwarded his check P Vouss truly, pERFEcCT and permanent are the Please call, and we will try hard pleasures of drinking Empire Blend during , ratisfactorily. for $500 to the Governor General as W. W. HODGES, cures by Hood's Sarsapariila, be« to please you,

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T. J. MORRIS, Grocer and Crockery Man

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