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Saving and Having eo BY MAIL POST-Paip Hither a man mast be content with a i ee et Cape selling “tab 16 | 5 ' om . . a a A. rown h% poverty all his life or else be willing to GLAssware in Sets; also, Karthenware in | FXAMINER deny himself some luxuries and save, to | Tes Sets and Chamber Sets, cheap, at R. kK | lay the base of independence ia the | Nenana fe b26 | future Bat ifa man deties the future, ; One kundred boxes ot Vale aoe a | } 4 . ‘ ¢ , » Se - ius ~atadl « Beer & (lotta {I » zo] i and spends all that he earns (whether | wholesale and retail at ; : 7 i his earnings be one pound or teo pounds FaIRBANS’ SCALES repaired at _ n x a hh | AWD ISLAND ARGUS ) , ! ‘ ) | ' enewt h'’to : ' aed | ‘ i every weck) let him look to be lean aad ’ + ag r a oo yer the firm of Dorsey, ! , A Great Medical Work 00 j } y at some re time, for it wil R. te. | — = , eit y | > aw ; . ; ae se rit a : rod he think: | Got & Uo., has returned from a visit aprosy ' . ‘ : BaBanewe veeatity. Net vous and , See oad eee dal ] : where be has bonght at 8 tow ened pyle 77 CON TAINS Debility, Premature Decline in Man m To save is absolutely the on:y way to large Spring Stock (Latest Styles) of Boots, . 7 1D a 3 STOCK OF of Youth, and the untold miseries ges! ' vet a solid fortune ; there is no other Shoes and Slippers. — Duksey, Gorr & Co. WILL SELL THE BALANCE OF H Is STOCK O from indiscretion Or CxCEssEs, 44 . o ss ‘hose w 5 feb25 every Man, young, m iddle-aged and ; certain mode on earth. Those who sbut fe : : h : an, young, & | oa their eves and ears to these plain facts| = Wurrk and Colored Shirts, a lot selling ) More Reading Matter all cqnenrer a: sescrintions for ai acts ang . ill be t ver poor; and for their | cheap to clear at J. B. Macdonald’s, (feb ?1 RT 3 & B i wae ary : a t he in. ‘ wi » lor eve » Git 5 adil Lo » Bo four ! “ chutinete rejections of the truth may- Fieresn barrela Fox Berries at Beer & ays re any other Paper Published eras “sa - ware ie ne Woe hap will die in rags and filth. Let «%, Wate’ codices. tk vel ed : never before fell to the lot of any physic 7 them so die and thank themselves. But eng y Phinber yy NM de kis y ae li P i Island. 300 pages, bound in beautiful Fremgh aoe € oan : ., | Value will be found at J. B. Macdonald's —A eas r lin, embossed covers, fall gilt ep ho They take a sort of recom ponse (feb 21 . ae we ts Me! nt , Suarenteed i , ‘ res yas ’ : > % ; ery 8¢ se m Cor. fortape,. Uren any " of Ixpia TEA, superior merit, for sale at Beer literary and professicdaltnan gay te breath ! rhey might as well curse & Goff's. + ‘ work eold in this Covutry tor $2.69 OF the mountains and eternal hills For I Tue lowest prices on Boots and Shoes will ies money will be re(undes! in every ’ ‘ can tel them fortune does not give away | be found at Macdonald's Boot Store. (feb 21 e + Price only $1.00 B® mri, post-paid, Tidus. i her real and substantial goods. She One huadred boxes Boneless Fish at Beer & trative sample 6 cents. ‘Send now, lis them to the highest bidder, to the | Gott’s. (feb 2 medal awarded the author by the Nap eT 2 SS. eT E ‘RB T ' ; — Medical Associat.on, to the office J hardest, wisest worker for the boon. Lots of Boys’ Fur Caps, cheap, " = = —ALSO =e aeRO ne <- ’ 08 OF whic) ' . > se’ dee = ° j Men never make so fatal a mistake as | Srewses. 3 = A VEAR This book sbouid be read by the ; when they think they are mere crea- Buack and Color ed me ogg from oe . ' insiruction, and by the afflicted ‘ora tures of fate: ‘tis the sheerest folly in| *¥8"d at J. B. Macdonald's, 4 A Lot of Ladies MANT al ques ® oommemmenmmms | 1 will ben: fil oll — London Lancet, ¥ ; ; i. i aaa al may m ke or CANNED Salmon, Lobsters and Finnan There is no member of society to whoig a ee - a } : ny | Maddie at Beer & Golf's. (feb 21 this book will not be useful, whether mar his — whi eo ae Boots & Snors selling very cheap at Mac- seaniiie aiin parent, guardian, instructor or clergyman choose. Fortune is for those who by | gonaid’s Boot Store. (feb 21 Argonaut, diligence, honesty, frugality place them- Dorsey, Gores & Co. sell Boota very Address the Peabody Medical J . selves ina position tO grasp hold of cheap jonl7 PR ( : = Be. = : a No. . a s i i i j The c z o $8., Who nay be consy fortune when it appears in view, The Kent Mitts and: Matchless at Beer & L,F - Seton, AASs., * wf OD all : evide is Ye rence is the sound | Goft’s. [Jan. 31, Guided by the principles of Truth, | diseases requiring skill and py Scot ovidente of Ciigesce ms the & a ar : ’ 9 QO7 wicoe Dy he Pp = HE Chronic and obstinate diseases that hay of the hammer in your shop at five : Wk are offering a splendid lot of cen Ch town, Jan. 30, T1885. Honor, Moderation, and Fairness, T baffled the skill of all other physlei o'clock in the morsing. The best cvi-| ingest oct. W.& A. Brown ® Co, (lob 16 EXAMINER is devoted to the promo-| .cciatty, Such treated REA ww. dence of frugality is the five huodred GREAT BARGAINS in Boots and Shoes during tion of the interests of this Province cosafuily Without dis ‘inst " Le pounds or more standing in your name oa — > Sapeeeeee eee Save. and this Dominion ! of failure, THYSEI F ! : g L : > i : dec? : a at the saviogs bank. Phe best evide ma 2 ANY quantity of odds and ends that we will ioe ig. sik ae ae of honesty are both diligence and fru- retail at half price before stock taking. Call ’ gality. at once at Norton Bros. febl8 ; —_ We are offering special discounts on Men’s é , : Jaderclothing, W. & A. B & Co. 3 Troops Wanted for India. Underelothing. W. & A. Brown ns os : x ; , , Tue celebrated Hub Dressing or Polish for . —- - — ey The WW hitehall Review states that i ; ‘ ’ . au -eEY ° f : adies’ and Gents’ Fine Boots.—Dorsry, Lord Dufferin, formerly Governor- Rave Go jan? a oe e 68 y XaMliel . General of Canada, who recently suc- Danube, a very high patent flour at Beer & ANAD LAN [NS © ceeded Lord Ripon as Viceroy of India, | Geff’s. {Jan. 31. a has demanded that 20,000 British sol-| Syow Saou Moccasins for $1.00, Rubbers AND ISLAND ARGUS : diers shall be sent to India as reinforce- | and Overshoes cheap, at Dorsey, e incnctiiiiasaldiaaaie ; ments. He makes the demand on the eae i eas d : é st Sa 3ritish garrisons and HERE are just two things that is an impo “Rk, ; 2 een Cee “ BL savin | sibility todo on P. E. Island, and that is to | IS A LIVE NEWSPAPER F. field troops are absurc 2 wees, SS: Vee stop people from drinking brandy, and to fi of the prospeet of a Russian advance | carry a piece of fine Machinery’ to Brown's ee ee ‘ upon India by way of Alfghanistan, | that he cannot mend or make new, such as ( This is notthe first time that Lord | Sewing Machines, Guns, ete Shop on the| CAPEPAL, Te ee oe OF: 979 ORF oe for ™ , b ri ; Streets, Ch’town. pri proof, Dufferin has sounded the note of alarm ny ata a: paasnene tt cotaun ctl o my ate +0, * a ° . <a 7 — bie j / 2 @. , regarding the insufficiency of the 73 — : : Velarr: 3 British Army ie India. Some moaths| ., a ——— ats HEAD OFFIC E—Montreal. Made up of the Kaeo, Fann BRIDGEWATER.N.S. a : : ; ° ; « : “ ah . a i . . NA; 25 > e w ic rom a to a om . ago he called attention to the great and| Icy Cregrens—Save your life by buying a HALIFAX BRANCH—J. Scott Mitchell, Agent. eat aaa | re growing size of the armies maintained pair at once. —Dorsry, Gorr & Co. janl7 ay appear ip the y ’ April 28, 1884, F fs by some of the aative Princes. He Inpra Tua, fifty cents per pound, at rot cconsaiiiniliuaslitaiiis lances cocnesiaiee ta “4 . ‘ "i . hte - .. Goff's. te 6 T) fi] n > nm pointed out the loss of British prestige : asad e und the danger to the British possession} Two Tuovsayp Dottars in Marlio and Risks Taken on Most Favorable i ernis. U i : which resulted from the fact that Great | pure hy oom eee ‘eie ow ee It 1s A lways full of News ee N Britain did not have io all India a force ahaa a he Cisy Hardware Store.— AGENT FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND: ESTABLISHED 1846. ; sufficient to defeat a combination of tWO| Norron Bros. febl8 . . or three of the native armies. At the) Roya: Baxise Powper at Beer & Gof’s. F. H. ARNAU D, AND sili eaene a ne a aa ; : j i fa OLDuU 4 _KLY “ same time ne expressed his determina- dec29 ies: Be gin Weorrhemtse Eamts of Welifey devoted to 5 ails mechanics ca tion to equalize matters either by curb-| yx, eight and ten inch Sand Blast Mill ; ee ee 1 : ‘ : ° : : — — a Na cnet =—> Al , > l T Ing, Gis "overics, inventions and ) atent™ ee : ing the growth of the forees in the Files, Powder and Shot, Blasting page _ canes “eas F on ways up to i le Les, published, Every number i!lnctrgted with principalities or by increasing the| Fuse at eee oe ‘ io « ; eplended epgiavings. ‘This publication fap. at vane ta Gop and Silver ating of every descrip- ITURE | nisher a most valuable encyclop dia of ial 4 trength of the British Army. tion done at Rrovwn’a, at the Athenwum, Char- GRAND SALE OF FURN mation which no peison shi ar 4 Le without. a -<—e- “en ]ottatawn tf_—dank s giles The popularity of the Scuwxt:ric AmeRMAN Faith and Love. Wer begin to take stock on the 15th of EVERY MORVING AY 8 A.M such that fts circulation nverly cqualelae ene March, and Carriaze Builders, Lobster ’ "WN . ' AL all other papers of ite class combined, Price, ; Faith is the hard which apprebends; | Packers, Blacksmiths and Country orehente ¢ OMMENCING ’ $3.20 a year Dicec unt to Ciubs, Sold by a but love that which gives power and | will all get a large special _ unt = oa o 3 oe}! newsdealers. MUNN & CO, Publishes, . “has : ee he haod received before that date.—Norvon Bros. is : : 1 additi kc hi No, 36: Broa’ way. 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Caveats, Trades " cial lving wevarvthing | + take a limited uumber of pupils for | our goods at the lowest possible price FOR CASH. : Copyrights, Assignments, snd) sae ei caine. 10Ve, ImMprying VvOrytning | Vice instrection by ‘Danclas” conservatory The public are respectfully invited to examine our stock and ask for prices, Sn im Saw f cutti d ' | papers for s curing to inventors their right : that the name in its widest, noblest method, which ia so complete that each pupil . tl Sad : S$ in favor o1 cutting down the Loca! in tthe. | United. estes. Gana r 14 Orders by letter promptly attended to. 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Funeral Furnishing a Speciality - Beau in the tierce. of Tonal affaire Information as to obtwining patents Ghee 4 5 Gise€Wrere sAKeiCHes V i suc For terms apply at his residen: e, v ater s Ne a t eg £ 4 se 4 s : } — ; matchless power; love that essence | Street. tiful, Good and Best Value im the Prov- and applying the money thus saved to oes a an . ne = of the Christian temper, without Ch’town, Feb. 14, 1885. inces. nie Sinuk' be ace Gan mye 4 Which no seperate sout>can live; 20 | Senate Aenean ant, Sa H agsregate of separate souls can ever WRIGHT & CO The Advancement of the Agrij poi°ths Amtten bee. the eer ; he moreor better than. e Church of MARK e cultural and Industrial one She wish to Gia; vse of then proce a Sardis or a Church of Laodicea.— ekietieiee it dead Fe cote, a NN & co. ones = a Bishop of Manchester. ; : interesis of the To tae ws be ee . ne ts oie to Province ! 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