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CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAND. FRIDAY, MAY 27, 18892. :

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vv ™“ tT ‘rs eo, NEW SERIES. ree . s ~ pian 7 Calendar for May, 1892.) MOON'S CHANGES. OC Ni be First er, 3rd day . 248 after full Moon, I!ith day wwe -+» O35 after} a « i9 lay -«+.10 29 morn} N 202n da} . LWm ome Loogee ih day . lb morn} ~ _ oe -_ a ab | Day High Water. of Duy of Week. | ——— | Month. | Morn. | After. b. m ' 2 4 j Sunday 1 25 lL 62 | eS . Monday ;} 20 | 2 48 | 3 i veeday ;} 3 is | $ Sl | 4 | Wednesday =| 425) 5 11 Well, I have done all 1 can, and I thiak 3 er ma oe | Cie 6 | ida os. 2 ook > , : : : atin oa. 4 he is over the worst stages of the disease, BUT, 5 Sunday 8 23 8 43 . » | Menday 9 2 | 9 29 said the DOCTOR, you know the greatest dan- lu i Tues lay j Y 38 % 55 | Retesning 10 12 | 10 28 | ger comes from the weak condition in which the 12 | | hureday } 1 | j 13 ) Friday ll 24 1 42 | } ; i = beac | 5% | Grip has left him. However, there is ONE 15 Sunday 0 2 0 49 ‘ ; +H poe : > : os | CHANCE MORE, —try Ale and Beef Peptonized. i7 | Tuesday [v¥aue 6 2 6 . iS | Wednesday =| 23: | 258 It is a wonderful stimulating nutritive Tonie and } | Thursday 3 2 3 57 | 2) | Friday | 43% | 513 | Food, and has never failed me yet. Send around 21 Saturday 0 6 38 P 22 Sanday 7 16 | 7 &3 : - 23 | Monday | sa] sol quick; it can be got at any DRUG STORE. a? Tuesday 9 17 9 4) i 5 Wednesday a 2 10 25 ‘ a : o Thursday 10 45 ll 5 | july [. 91 —dy mw & wy lyr 27 lay [eat et 2s Saturday ‘ [a 29 Sunday 0 29 0 51 yi Mioud 1 is | 1 37 a eer ear ; A y i 2 l 32 ynaeeenen nao annane aaa — = | . . Worlds Columbian Exposition,

Chicago, 1893. |

' T IE Governmen:.f the Dominion of Canada

nas accepied the invitation ef the Govern-! nivrtof the Uaited States tu take pert in the mbian Expos tior to be eld in

\ ls «olu ion. 1 7 . e | ‘lotus fom im Stay si ooeer see as AVEted to call and see our beautiful

oportant that a very full of play of Cana- aa c.8 OS Made On thst occasion, a generui tuvitation ie extended to ‘ anadian pro- éecers and manufacturers in agriculture, hort ‘ure, products of forests, fisheries, minerals, ha nMieery. maudlactures, arts, eic. to casis« in bringing together such adispiay of the natural resources and industrial prodacta of Canad as} be & credit to the country. I “mn kxecutive Tommissioner for Canada has‘ een appoiated, who wiil tave the cenera! harge of the exhibits and the allotment of space,

and tne several Provincial Governments have been invited to co-operate with the view of mak- og the exhibition as complete and satisfaciory

piecing of articles sent.

Rutries must be made not later than 3ilat July. I reception of articles at the Exoosition build- leommence ist November, 1892, and all

st April, 1°93. | rms of application for space and general in-/ tormation can be obtained on applying by letter, | post free, to the undersigued. |

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WM. SAUNDERS, Executive Commissioner for Canada. Department of Agricultare, (Mte wa, 26th April, 1892.

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Halifax, August 13, 1891—dy & wy TO HOUSEKEEPERS !

URNITURE Repaired and Upholstered, esks and Office Drawers made to order at bottom prices. : R. D. PYKE, Corner Grafton and Pownal Streets.

£) a 9927 —im 2aw

Square. best goods.

assortment of Neckwear, Underwear, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Hosiery, etc.

We are overstocked with Hats, in rr s . English and American, and have!

: i decided to sell them at greatly re- at ef cn ee ees duced prices.

You 10 to 20 per cent. at

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prices, at our Warer coms, Queen Save money and get the Come ome, come all.

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Charlottetown, Feb. 24, 1892.

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NEW GOODS

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Staple aad Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets,

Curtains,

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NONE OTHER GENUINE,

The Markets.

Tue chief point to note this week is the export of eggs for the British market. One of our city dealers is reported to have sent thither sixty cases, containing ninety thousand dozen, and others in town and country have forwarded consignments. The reduction of rates of freight by the Furness Line is one of the inducements to this coarse, and the mutual eatisfaction afforded by previous shipments another. But, of course, the export of eggs to England is stillin the experimental stage. In the meantime it is pleasing to note that the price of eggs has atiffsned a little. Ten cents a dozen are paid by dealers in Char- lottetowp, This price is well up to that paid in May during the years before the McKinley Bul, and it would not be very surprising soon to find our hen fruit as profitable ag ever it wes.

As to potatoes, it seems most probable that hundreds of thousands of bushela now in the country will be fed to the piga or entirely lost. But wheat and corn are in better demand in England, and it seems not wihke!ly that oats will be a littlehigher by the time that our farmers have time to haul them to mirket. In St. John, dats fiom the Island are now quoted at from 43 to 45 cents per bushel. Street prices in Toronto are 33 to 34 cents, and in Mon- treal 35 to 36 cents.

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Gbituary. Drew at her residence, Morell Rear, on Friday, 13th inst., after a short illness, Mary Phelan, beloved wife of Daniel Sin: nott, in the 67th year of her age, leaving a sorrowing husband, two sons and three daughters, together with a large circle of relatives and friends, to mourn their loss, The deceased emigrated from the County Kilkenny, Ireland, with her parents, the late Juhn and Hanorah Phelan, over sixty years agv, and settled in Morell, which was then a wilderness, and thus witnessed the privations of the early pioneers. The funerai took place on Sunday afternoon

3 from her late residence, and wasvery largely

and infiuentially attended, showing the high esteem in which the deceased was held by all classes in the community. The cas- ket containing the deceased lady was of magnificent workmenship and elegantly mounted, At 2 30 the funeral procession left her late residence and proceeded t» St, Joseph’s Church, where the last sad rites were performed by Monsignor Macdonald. The ceremony was impressive aod solemn, .t the conclasion of which the funeral cor- tege re-formed and proceeded to the cemetery, where the deceased, beloved and respected fur her many virtues, was laid to rest.

The world at best is full of care—perhaps ‘tis better so;

But still we ray ““God’s will be dene, we're lone and sad to-day.”

But hopes of meeting her in heaven will cheer us on our way;

And, oh ! what joy then it will be, when all life’s cares are o’er,

To meet our loved and cherished mother where death caa come no more.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Mr. Peters and the Scott Act. Sis,—The exposure made in your columns of the unprincipled conduct of the Government and its Leader has awakened great interest among the people in all parts of the Province. Even the strongest Grits have little to say in defence of the tyranni- cal actions of the Attorney General; and the opinion is universal that the first op- portunity will be taken by the people to sweep out of power the infamous combina- tion that accident has placed in control of the administration.

Besides censuring the Government for the unbiushing bribery that is being practiced in the Public Works Department and in the Land Office, the Attorney General and his associates are also publicly condemned for the manner in which they are working the Scott Act in King’s County. Mr Peters posed asa great sup- porter of temperance and loudly proclaim- ed in his budget speech that they were voting #1000 to enforce the Canada Tem- perance Act. But how does his govern- ment carry out their promise? Do they show that they are friends of temperance ? No, I say they do not. They have appvuint- ed a man away up at the East Point as In- spector of licenses for the eastern districts, and, although every one knows that there are at least a dozen places around Souris and vicinity where liquor is openly sold in violation of the law, not one case has been prosecuted since the present Government came in. In the King’s County the W. ©. T. U. and

in that section to carry out the law, and

ned and persecuted until they have been compelled to give up selling. But to the eastward, where James R. McLean and Thomas Kickham are hoping to get sup- port at the next election, nothing has been done. If it is against the law svuthern part of King’s County to sell liquor, surely it is also against the law in

be persecuted? It is monstrously unfair, anda feeling exists even among the best

Lean Government are doing all they can against the Canada Temperance Act. people of the Cardigan, Georgetown and

jau2- dy & why

the Bast Poiat district

southern section of |¢lor.

Father William have forced the prosecutor

Murray Harbor districts have no represen- tative in the present Government, and, no/ceived. Fifty fine black worsted suits,

has some hopes! Bros,

of a supporter or two, and, conse quent'y, | Mr. Campbell baa bis instructions to clo e| his eyes to the liquor traffic ia Souris. Mr. Robe-tson, the u-mber for Esst Point, pretends tu be « temperance man, and i| would like to ask him why it is that the! eastern section of King’s has free rum. Ie i for the purpose of securing the votes and influence of the liquor dealers? It certainty looks like it. Seme persons say that she! reason the prosecutur has done nothing in the eastern district is because no complaiuts bave | been lodged. Thisideny. The tewperauce people of Souris have time and again lodged complaints, but nothing is dune. She} instiuctions from Peters sua McLean are tov ; atrong. ‘‘ Do nothing against the liquor dealers ia the eastern sec.ion, but prosecute | and persecute every one in the western distiict | who is even suepected of seliiag be r.” The} whole matter is most transparent. In the! game way that 40 to 75 per cent. discounts were given in the Land Ottfice to gii s, and $3 per day in the Public Wo:ks dep-rtment to | those who supported or are jikely to support, che Government, soit is in the enforcement | of the law wader Air. Fred. Petere. lustead | of metiag out equal-hand:d justice t> al sections and to ali men, be has pros.itukd the! position be holds in order to gain support at the next election, Time will tell whe:her the people of this Island wiil back up sucd) political and judicial dishonesty. If they do it will be a matter of surprise to OBSEKVER. | King’s County, May, 1892. |

Read-making Machine. |

Sia,—In Tue Examrver of the 20th inet. [saw a communication signed ‘*Lot 65,

Whether there is a person named ‘*Lot 65,” or whether your ndent wishes the public to infer that he voices Lot 65, Ido not know. But one thing I do know—before he voices Lot 65 he must stick to facts. Your correspondent is very much exercised ove‘) the cost of working the road machine. If he was as good at division as he ix at sul traction he could have found out what the— cost was per chain of road made by machine. | I stated that we had rounded 1300 chains,

which would be less than 13 cents per chain. By an error in printing it was to read |

13 cents leas than the average cost of road¢ sold by me last spring. How your corres) spondent makes out that 23$ miles of road» that he claims are still undone would cost} $400 at the same rate, 1 would like him to explain, For yonr correspondeny’s informe | vion, | wish to state that all farmers, who! had teams working the machine, paid their horse tax which reduced the amount I had to diaw on the Goverpment to $12051, which makes the cost to the Government a small per. centage over 9} cents per chain. Your eorrespoadent stated that six~ huudred chairs were gon: over that needed no repairs. [ would jike bim to locate five chains of road that needed no repaire when I was appoiated , supervisor He also states that the worst) parts of the road are left undone. This I think is not strictly true, as I spread the work over aa much of the district as I could, and had the worst parts repaired, where they would accomodate the most people. Your correspondent tries to leave the im:

teams. This I emphatically deny, as neither favored Liberal or Conservative, but got the best teams I could. I defy your correspoadent to come out over his. own, dolla: which was not for the public interest, | or whereI did not get value for the money paid. Your correspondent is a “ at sympathizer with the travelling public t if you will take the trouble to look, Mr. Editor, over the overseer'’s returns for Road District No. 13, Queen’s Ceunty, 1 am much mistaken if you de not find your corres. pondent’s commutation money marked uu: oo Thanking you for your valuable space, remain, yours truly, ANDREW D:cKIEsSON,

For Oven Fiery Yeaxs Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers for their children while cutting teeth. It relieves the little sutferer at once ; it pro- duces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the ; child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as “‘ bright as a button.” Itis very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, the allays all , Telieves wiad, regulates the bowels, and is the best-known remedy for diarrhea, whether from teething or other causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle.

Syrup,” and take no other kind. lyr

Maprzip, May 20.—Papers here report an explosion at a dynamite factory at Gol- demes, near Boa, by which eight persons were killed and ten injured. The factory was destroyed. Warrants were issued for the arrest of some workmen recently dis- missed, who are supposed to have caused the explosion.

Many people are not aware that it is the wrapper of the tobacco which gives the color to the plug, and are therefore often deceived by a handsome outside appearance. The wrapper is a single film of leaf wrapped around the plug and is never good smoking to- acco. It is costly only because of its fine la the ‘* Myrtle Navy” brand the chief attention is paid to the ‘: filler,” that is, the inside of the plug. It is this which de- termines the smoking quality of any tobacco. A tobaeco can be made to lock as well as the

rsons in the liquor business have been |« Myrtie Navy” without much trouble or ex-

pense, but it may_at the same time be a very inferior article. 7

Buyers who want to make the most of their hard earned money should buy at the

in the|store where they offer the best goods at the

smallest possible price. Jas Paton & Co do all that is possible to suit and please

the eastern and northern districts. And if|everybody, and don’t press their customers the liquor dealers in Souris and vicinity |to buy. — are allowed to go scot free, why should |ot beautiful those around Montague and Georgetown |!ow prices

We are famed for the large stock

erns in carpets;also for the ed. Noone can undersell us as we do the carpet business of P E Island® Reason, by selling cheap—-Jas Paton & Co,

temperance supporters that the Peters-Mc- | Market Square.

A Nasal Ingecror free with each bottle of

The |Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 vents.—

Reddin Eros. novidwly Another lot of boys’ clothing just re-

doubt, Mr. Peters has very little ay dressy, sold at very reasonable prices. hope of getting much support from|J, B. Macdonald’s great Clothing Store. them at the next come —, conse- m 26 4i.

quently, he is willing and anx-) Pop dys: and liver complaint you have 1ous to punish everyone in that section}, rinted — on every eclead oehens whom he can in any way strike at. Eutin|Vitalieer, [t never fails to cure.-—Reddin

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Be sure and ask for ‘‘ Mra. Winsloe’s Soothing From) Boston,

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Physicians and Nervines

BOTH FAILED! NERVOUS PROSTRATION Of Years’ Standing

CURED BY SKODA’S!

Gexts :—Your President, Dr. G. C. Ki!- gore, will recall the fact that last June when in the City Drug Store in your City, 1 told him that on account of extreme pervousness | had been unable to attend

to business for sev- BETTER srt pense: eos . that was then resting irom all hbor—4mental and a 1 was trusting in Natare a & fast resert, as —— and vines bed utterly =m

At that time a cette — YOUsSBCSS BO y tico not aleep un hour some nights. I would have #

crawl or creeping sensation in my limbs, that was more unemdarable than

any pain. M Brain would ice! FHAN tired and econtused, it 1 tried to think upon any subject for ten minutes. Dr. Ki or me six bottles of SKO- DA’S DISCOVERY, and three boxes o LITTLE TABLETS,telling me they would jereatly help me and he thought would cure me. I took the medicine aecording te dl- rections and have seen mo symp-

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es are strong. Eat heartily am well. I hove tale scores aay it has done fer me. ~p'ly you Portland, Me. TM. HARMON. THE ONLY MEDICINE SOLD WITH A GUARANTEE CONTRACT with EACH BOT- TLE. TRY A COURSE (6 BOTTLES) AT UR RISK, IP NOT BENEFITTED RE BOTELYS AND GET YOUR MONEY. Pay ONLY VOR THE GOOD YOU RECEIVE.

SKODA DISCOVERY CC., Wolfville, N.S.

Dissolution of | Partnership.

IS is to certify that the partnership here-

H pression that I used favoritism in ser 7 tofore existing between the undersigned,

tity iy business under the style and firm of

DODD & ROGERS, has this fourtevath day of

May, A. D. 1892, been dissolved by mutual con-

sent, and by ‘he retirement of the senior partner. Dated this lith day of May, A D, 1892.

THOMAS W. DODD, BENJ. ROG«KS. Signed in the presence of ‘LL Ha®SZaRp,

Referring to the above notice, the undersianed bews to intimate that he wiih contiaue the buei- re3s in fature under the same name ant «.yle of DVUDD & ROGERS. Ali liabilities of the la'e firm will be discharged by him, and all parties indebted to the said late firm, whether by mort- faze: judgment, bill of) sale, ee note,

account or otherwise, wili be rsquired to make payment of their respective amounts at the place of business of Dodd & Rogers. BENJAMIN ROGERS. Charlottetown, May 14, 1892—1m eod

STEAMER WORCKSTER SECOND TRIP!

- - = 8th May. From Charlottetown, - ad June,

CARVELL BROS., Agents.

may 25—eod

become listicss, fretful, without ener- gy, thin and weak, Fortify and build them up, by the use of

SCOTT'S EMULSION

OF PURE COD LIVER OIL AND HYPOPHOSPHITES Of Lime and Soda. Palatable as Milk. AS 4 PREVENTIVE OR

THE OLD AND YOUNG, IT Is ALLED. Genuine made by Scott & Bowne, ee at ali Druggists, 60c, and

King’s County Exhibition Association

HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Shareholders

of the King’s Jounty Exhibition Association

will be held at the Court House, Georgetown ul

TUESDAY, June 7t a.m. Shareholders proxies to the

the meeting.

instant, at ll o’cloc please forward their on the preceding GEORGE F. OV/EN. Seeretary

Georgetown, May 19, 1992—dy 2i we gi

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