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Now Comes The \7 Rubber Time , Of Year. )

wy . However mnch vou and our- selves would like to have if, otherwiee, the fact remains that

oe With the coming of November the humble rubber assumes a

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paramount position, it now be-

comes @ question of rubbers, or

six months of wet feet, colds,

Doctors and a thousand other

ills.

(\ Our rubbers are the best, and made on new lasts to suit the "97 shoes, thev fit “like the paper on the wall”

~ ALLEY & G0.

The Shoeists

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Ses oS OS 30629020020 , The Superiority of Our Printing

Is being recognized by all who appreciate good work.

: } ; qj The Examiner |i Publishing Co, : j Printers and Publishers © ‘

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The real value of a piece of Silverware, so pri

» tells absolutely nothing. You : ® must rely upon the story of ® the salesman. We have a record for honest dealing and 5 Gee article, it is worth every cent

when we put a price upon an we ask for it

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-, We are opening a new

wR line of Silverware; it will

BR delight you to see the beauti- »¥ ful new things we are show

» ing; it will give us pleasure

” to show them.

W. W. WELLNER

Jeweler.

Made from corn Flour. _ Try them; they are delicious. Pric,

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ECLIPSE BAKERY

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tase Shelled Walnuts,

fase Shelled Almonds,

fases Dessiceated Cocanut,

ibice Layer Figs,

et Jamaica Oranges,

A‘lifornia Muscated Raisins ‘ Jersey Sweet Potatoes, Biina Preserved Ginger, ‘ ly Queen” Flour

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Peer & Coff

See St. John’s Ntld. wiib a generrl cargo.

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 12 1897

LOCAL AND OTHER EMS,

Tae Wrarnea—Gaies gradually shitting to westerly, unsettied and rainy, then colder with light local enow showers or | flurries.

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For «a New Cuurcu.—Reyv. F. H. Wright has been successful in raising over two thousand dollars from Halifax Meth— Odists to aid in the erection of a new chureh at Windsor.—Halifax Herald.

A Smarr Ovp Lapy.—B dtsford, West- morland Co., possesses a smart old lady in the person of Mrs.O’Brien, aged 79, who recently wove 68 yards of twilled flannel in four days, besides doing her usua! house- work.

euieicitiatinatis

Tae Cuance 1s Cominc.—A Yarmouth paper Says the province has experienced a sudden change ot government. Our con- temporary is just little ahead of time. We have not experienced a change yet, tut we hope to very soon.—Sackville Post.

Tuere’s A Warnixe ix Tuts—-A New York man named Edward MacKin, thirty years of age, died in that city on Monday from internal injuries caused by a woman weighing 200 lb-. falling on him while he was dancing with her. The accideut oc- curred a week ago, while MacKin was a'- tending a ball.

Brie Lavycuep.— A new brig owned by Jas., E. McDonald Esq. Bs hee and Capt. A. Nielson was jaunched on Tuesday evening at Cardigan Bridge. As she was slidiug ,into the water she was christived the Stella by Mrs. Nielson. She is to sailabut the 10th December

Fara Accipenr.—There was a fatal accident at Dewar’s Mills, New Glasgow, N.S., ou Tuesday evening last. Murdock Hattie aud two others were at work on the walla of the factory, and Hattie lost his balance, falling a distance of 30 feet into the mill race, and was carried by the stream a short distauce. He lived only a few hours.

Ar.oat Acatx.—The barge Rembrand:. with 1300 tons of coal from Chatham N, B. wastowed into Summerside harbor for shelter on Wedueeday, but during the storm of that day she dragged her anchors and grounded on the south bar. An up successful attempt was made to float her yesterday. Today another attempt was made after relieving her of some of her cargo and she was successfulfy floated. We have not heard that she was damaged tc any extent.

Coat 1x Betcicm.—The Belgians are preparing to celebrate the seventh centev- ary of the discovery of coal. The first coal fire was kindled by a blacksmith of Leige, named Haullioz, in his smithy in 1197. The discoverer is buried in the church of Ladineart, in the Pas-de Calais, and the inscription on bis tombstone testifies that he sunk the first coal pitat Anzin. The French word ‘‘bouille”’ coal is supposed to be derived from the name of this blackeimith of Liege.

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Tursine Sitver isto Goitp.—Extra- ordinary assertions continue to be made as to the ability of Dr. Emmens to transform silver into gold by means of mechanical treatment. A London paper says that Dr. Emmeo’s results have been verified by well known English chemists, and about three weeks ago M. Tiffereau, the famouse Frevch chemist, eadorsed the conclusion. Dr. Emmens is pow preparing a machine for subjecting silver to a pressue of 8,000 tons per equare inch, and hopes to produce 56,00@ ounces of gold per month. He is also experimenting as to the transmutation of other metals into one another.

Cavrcn Reorentye.—The Charch of All Sainte, Cardigan Bridge, will be re- opened to public worship by Hise Lord- ship the Bishop~of Charlottetown, on Wednesday, Dec. 8th. The church has been enlarged and entirely remodeled and when finished will be ove of the finest :acred edifices in the Province. The dedi- catien sermon w ll be preached by Rev. R. B. Macdonald, of Rust'co, whose fame as @ pulpit orator is co—extems:ve with the North American Continent. A collection in aid of the church funds will be taken up on the occasion.

Sovers Irems—Mr. Joseph McCor- mack, of Souris River, while coming down a ladder in his barn yesterday, fell with a hay fork, which entered his side. He is in a critical condition, but b pes are enter- taived of his recovery.

The £8 Fastnet, le/t here today f r Charlottetown, but had to turn back on account of the heavy weather.

Dr. Delaney, of the Magdalen Islands passed through here yesterday on hie way to Quebec. '

J B Bushby, Halifax;J J Lawson, ‘1 B Potter, Montreal, N Rattenbury, Jos Ewen, Ch’town, Geo A Bluett, Toronto, are registered at the Sea View Hotel.

Lertrue Provixce— William E. Barron, the saloon keeper against whoma charge of perjury was preferred eome days ago, lefe the province yesterday. The charge against Barron is tobe further enquired into before Police Magistrate Marzard to— morrow. But William E. will probably not be forthcoming when his nameis called, for he crossed over to Point Du Chene yesterdsy, and “never came back.” Barron boarded the train at Bradalbane. Hedid not look as if he was worrying very much overthe trouble he had got into and ate a hearty dinner on the Northumberland. Barro: was released from custody in $1000 tail, himeelt in $500 and his father, William Barrop, avd his step-father-in-law, Evoch Carmody, each in $250.

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SUPREME COURT. _

Ryan v-. Ryan and another—Applica-.

tiou to set aside a judgment by defautt, | Argument c neluded and judgment reserv- ed until Monuay next, H.d. Palmer, for

plaintitf. Scewart, Q. C, for defeodant, Court adjorned uatii Monday next at 11 a.m.

oP re Pure blood is absolutely neeessary for perfect health. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the one true blood purifier and great hea!th giver.

wor OOF e a ern OF PE er ree <r “2 on

SHIP NEWS

Port of Charlottetown

ENTERED.

Nov 11—Alma, Anderson, Pictou; Dart McPherson, do; Cambrian, Fraliek, Orwell.

CLEARED.

Nov 1l—Spring Bird, Pelham, Glace /

Bay; Alma, Anderson, Orwell; Dart, Mc- Pherson, Pictou; Eddy, Malley, Chatham; Tartar, Irving, Richibucto; Brilliant, Bow- dridge, Point du Chene.

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“MES A@t TO MEN

Proving that True Honesty and Tree Phil- antrophy still Exists

If any man whois weak, nervous and debilittaed, or who is suffering from any of the various troubles resulting from youth- ful folly, excesses or overwork, will take heart and write to me, I will send him eon- fidentially and tree of charge the plan pursued by which I was completely restor- ed to perfect health and manhood, after years of tuffering from Nervous Debility, loss of Vigor and Organic Weakness.

I have nothing to sell, and therefore want no money, but as I knew through my own experience how to sympathize with such sufferers, 1 am glad to be able to assist any fellow-beings to a cure. I aim well aware of the prevalence of quackery, for I tovself was deceived and imposed upon until I nearly lost faith in mankind but I rejoice to say that I am now perfectly weil and happy once more and am desirous therefore to make this certain means of cure known to all. If yon will write to me you can rely upon being cured and the proud satisfaction of having been of great service to one in need will be sufficient re- ward for my trouble. Absolute seerecy assured. Send 5c silver to cover postage and address Mr. G. Strong, North Roc k and, Mich 135 p&w.

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The theory that the railway bed at Garrison tbe scene of the fatal wreck on the New York Central railway, was de- stroyed by dynamite has been abandoned, and it is vow beleived that the disaster was due to a washout.

Great Jacket sale.— Beer Bros- 3 Elm

Rich Soap for a Poor Price

Is what we have to otter this week.

We are selling out our several lines at cost to clear.

Johnson & Johnson

Graduates in Pharmacy.

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$10,000 Cyr Debentures

EALED TENDERS addressed to the

undersigned, and endorsed “Tenders

tor City Debentures” will be received at this Office until noon, on

FRIDAY NOVEMBER 26th

For the purchase of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000) Debentures of the City of Charlottetown.

These Debentures are of the denomi- nation of Five Hundred Dollars ($500) each, and are payable in twenty (20) years from date of issue; bearing interest at four (4) per cent per annum, payable half yearly, and are issned by virtue of a special Act of the Legislature, in redemp- tion cf School Board Debentures falling due December Ist next.

The Debentures will be iseued on and bear interest from the let December, next.

The Couscil do not bind themselves to aceept the highest or any Tender.

Tenders will be received for part or whele.

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By order H. M. DAVISON, City Clerks Oifice, City Clerk,

City Hall Nov, 11, ’97—3i eod

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Ladies’ Sacques Ladies’ Capes Men’s Overcoats

Reefers Suits Carpets Hats & Caps Wool and Kid cloves

Cheaper than daylight

PROWSE BROS {

D9O46O9O 9625025] 6O]6 # BO)

NEARLY——™

1000

EVERY GARMENT TO BE SOLD

We have marked every jacket and capa at ‘a price that means a ‘speed

clearance.

Beautiful new jackets regularly sold at $6.75, in all;sizes now

Ladies’ Jackets

and Capes

$4.98

This is only a sample Terms—Cash.

BEER

Whoiesale and Retail.