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LOCAL AND OT428 iTRMS,

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, iss.

ys 3 piece suits, so we would ask those who call; we have also received another lot of these wonderful overcoats for boys,

BROTHERS,

The wonderful Cheap men.

styles and poor fits you see on

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HOW many people

stylish garments outside of his store. you 18 a callin our Cloak Department.

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SACQUES.

don’t know we carry Sacy the streets,

ues and Mantles can only be judged by the namber of old

Look cut for the man who will tell you there 1s no sho idy in his Sacques or no If he will deceive you in one thing, he will do so

in another, Ladies, all we ask of

PROWSL BROTHERS, The Wonderful Cheap Men

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black and Men’s Kid and

Kid, Leather,

Gloves Men’s fine medi-

Men’s fine

* . 3 ‘ 7 jeer Bros. foi Dress ,00G8, tin all “Vas u W a S : We have just opened our third lot of boys’ are waiting t that you liked so well; the price will be the same, 5 . | i vy of D a2 CY st Gloucester, Mase, te Exam . ‘ lav eu reide ast ay 2 where ee siccanamnensadietieredianes CAL AND OTHER ITEMS | Me y { , . LOCA f X COD A § » n : m ” Tuankscivine Day.—Reservethe even pleara , ing of Thanksgiving Day for the Grand : 7 F ioral Cantata in the Opera House. ] soiseatiniaiie ha aK & 7 Scorr Act.—Joveph Blanchard received ‘ ’ . a first offence summons this forenoon. It Ons Y.P.8. ¢. & is returnable on Thursday next. aa i‘ stat —_-_~o --- ¥ of a y as i From Montreat.—The stermer Polino the tleartz fur &frived from Montreal about eight o’clock oe ‘ t this morning, bringing a good general car- zo. She will leave port this evening for ; giea receiv . ped ia any & ; port g : Tie aslo ton , St. John’s via Sydney with a cargo whicn : a. * ’ es Sapnmeentin | will include live stock, produce and mis-} YOUr finger 80 you wont’ for- Mis “G.—A well attended. cellaneoue articles. get to visit Weeks’ } ae sas eal : -_ > —-— . P . . mer ( h last ¢ Ad Ix Kixe’s County.--At St. Peter’s Bay when you buy anything in dres . t asic were | }€ terday, before Stanislaus Blanchard,| the w ay of 3 y Mr. M Stipendiary Magistrate for King’s County, - : | v vy Miss | Geo. McAulay and John Larkins, of tba Dot Heyes .. and a, place, aod Mrs, Dingwell, of Morell, were gvas ‘ . j was a/ convicted of first infracti ns of the Canada libers Temperance Act and ea was fin iz - ithe 6 of $59 or two mths im- § a ] » prisonment. At Georgetown last evening ang fl erwear M ¥ Ca ‘ s case against Percy Jenkins was called ’ " nd postponed for = wee! ; Co" i pene er oo . ap é bod postponed fora week. A week 2g Men’s fine Kid Gloves today, at Georgetown, the same magistrate a ues ? M : in pore 1 four fines of $50 or two months black, W hite andcolored. Mens : ‘ iai o | each ipon Wil ain Eda uo Is, Montag ue; Al best quality lined Kid Sa : ihat ty Joseph Robertson, Cardigau; Danie! a} fase : or |S mers, St. George, and Mrs. Martin. patent weners, ; ; . vd s Saturday | Dundas. Men’s fleecy lined Kid and ' | 7 er at nn a TAs + ~ i Two Teams Cortipe.—The Guardian Mox no Gloves in * ‘ tiQ0 |reports that what might have been aj dark shades. ade S prov e are | serious accident occurred last n'ght at the[ | = 7 , ’ ° ied ; ee z Astrak in Glove; n’s - Pequcs . ning, Nov. {corner of Kent aud Hillsborough streets at | < ax n Gloves. Men’s Driv I3eb pecial pray r Armenia | 7.45. It says: A young man the worse of /ING Guioves. The 8 ' | | wquor was driving at @ furious rate along} Wool and Astrakan this ma . irches OD} Kent street and ran into a team which was Dds ersiRenhin Sanday, N 5 regular | being driven quietly up Hillsborough street | VIZ V ariety . . : . LE *" . l ey Pp . 1 . meeting S yin week. This by » Mr. Cummings from North River,} um and heavy Is iu a Aye. Clark © request from | accompanied by a lady. Mr. Cummings’ the 5 sy shed a short} wagon was upset, his horse thrown upon t a bis back and the occupants thrown violent th, 5 a — ly out, the lady sustaining severe injuries. xl : Me was ” — She was taken to Dr. Richard Johnson’s - ar old dang Clarke+| where she wae attended to, and after a For small men, big men arke Street, ec last € ning ier Six i Pci aici . . sensnatances It eeems that on etal short time was same iently ret »vered t and out size men, pe the ; ’ {drive home. Mr. Cummings’ face was seamless Worsted § on rw om 7 \ : al ti - hild’s considerably swollen where he struck the | "C&Miess orsted & ocks, a0C & ’ house Of ber motper, the chiid’s :

fore caught fire from j

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near

ground when thrown cut, : sissies .

2 she was standing, ao be fore the Ringisg noises in the ears, snapping, id be extingu shed the iittle O0€! buzzing, roaring, caused by catarrh, ad-y buroed that lied 3 | all disappear with the use ot Hood’s Sar- ve stated. Saparilia, sins Poui Covrer.—This forenoon, George = — rver, Michae! Sweeney and Joseph Kent arin cruvlewh ofa Setistiestion’ of the| . Wot Cunghs, Colds, Cavaia Temperance Act and each was Hoarseness, pore mney So eae Saas GS Gee eae Sone er tue Throat, Tickling, etc mont inprisonment, ihe #ummone &? A Thomas Clarke was lismissed ¢ 4 Watling, wh: wa arged w i a} t i infract Act, did n t respond | t 1mmmons and a warrant for his ar r 4 ordered to Dante! G r being drunk ar ppable, wa a i $2or 10 days. Lishineitinecely : 1 New NDLAND 8 I G8, New Ede 8 lal : y uy gy New- : , é estigation ino the) Dinecrions.—Let a tablet dis: re Vatthe St i) - sustomw oe ; house, whereby some $5,000 was taken|Solve in the mouth every 10 by s messenger, shows that the condition} or 15 miautes until relieved. © Gepariment isrotton te the core. The accounts show notrace of the sums B toler The police believe that a gigantic Johnson & Johnson, sysiem of peculation has been practiced. Graduates in Pharmacy The whole colony is shocked by the ve-} a. i yeiations, which, it is believed, s irpass last year’s smuggling scandals, ohiiaiippieiie pers Amoxe Tuemw.—The Monc- ton Times savs : “The matriculation exam- it t r New |} ) weka Dalhousie have recently been corny The results give a most cre- ditable stand og to the Rothesay Collegiate 8 f New Brunswic a. This school fent up six boys to the University of New Brunswick for matriculation in arts and one for matriculation in engineering. Of B these all were successful,” Mr. Fred Bay- field ff Edward Bayfield, Esq., and Mr. W. Bre ken, were among the number. QUALITY, COST - - ~ . Ganuisoy Ar wiery—No.1 Co. P.| When you get best quality Island Regiment Gouneien ae al same cost a3 poor grade fur- eld eir nt VOM pany wilt = at . 9 Ke yn Ra . pesterd ay afternoon, | Niture, why not buy here ° The day was cold and a strong wind blow-| Tere where the goods are inv 28 t rapge red biz! . seorivg possible. Corp. John | Made. Mel } won the cup, with 538 . . Py : Capt H. Sb Davis ame second | MM ARK WRIGHT & GO., LTD. w Oo” } te; Guoner Seantlebary third | with 54 pointe; Corp. Acorn fourth with Who Sell at Selling Prices, 62 and Sergt. Murley fifth with 51 points 7 g was for a cha! nye ip pre- sented to No. | Co. by Adjatant F. P. Car- ve, for a number of other prizes 7 nd members of No. 1 Co desir convey their thanks to Colonel M flicera of the staffand also to all ti zens who so kit ily assisted them ieir prize list. on ~ -

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There are many kinds of Comforts but none compare with the Eider-dowans. Because eider-downs and thus avoid the unhealthy effects of old fashioned kinds Because eider-downs : weight and do net preduce “that tired feeling” that accompanies the use of the old ten pounders.

Because ecider-downs supply warmth with perfect comfort, thus en- suring perfect satisfaction.

We now offera large variety of hand- some Eider Quilts at prices that are

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WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,

The officers of No. 4 Co., G. A., Souris, take this opportunity of tendertng their sincere thanks to the following gentlemen for subscriptions paid towards the erection of a Drill Shed io that town :—

Jobn McLean, ex-M. P.........0ccceeees $10 00 SS Miao ss 0 tcccennes'vsbodan 5 00 BGs Be. Bekins d cetneiees « 5 00 Wie Ah, RI ch sae wndcnanens +s bc cae FRE FN aiciisis ceeded. s (OO Macdonald & McEachern............ 5 00 RE Be PE, ccevteuesaccnse 2 ae SOU, Te, IN 6 oun 5:00 cc 6000 2 50 BE Ri titttiiedcoccccoccsats a Ws PER ttiince ne end; 2 00 ie Be CP iasladis o's cessed Oe PUNE BOE: 5 i i hvac 8A i i cic cinta (Sa Bs Os ONS ci. aid nadeichsekweioociaces ee EMRE CHI crcncendedcticn csoecu ee Danie! MGR ACR OCR cs ccccnccseeicedcccees 2 06 is I i csi cnliscvcdicn ia beunenae ee SEE OC ES SII cia: cnhtcssde c satabbennah onto 2 00 eee EUUNNEE. '<. Ciceblestac cca 3 Ue i NN ss ssinchosiapiinicideteunbnieies ie A. W. Carlton. ai 1 00 rs St, CN cchisdccdesibinieenseiaianie ine PE, PN thcksesrenicgnesnaencker 1 60 A. R. MeDonald, blacksmith......... 1 00 John McDonald, conductor.......... 1 00 Capt. A. R. MeDonald..........00s0000 1 00 FORE PEs i. & vc divvecsintinid 1 00 hts Ber NE eiciisieiniiés . p <tactesen 9 Jos. Mitcheli.... 1 06 John Keays... 1 00 Pat St. John.. _ icon he Bi aint ictenddcnicsoussddiasend 1 00 James Dunphy. 50 $77 50 No. 4 Co., G. A.. see eee ees e teeeeeeee 17 50 FO. iis cdticimiinrnande Oe Any subscriptions that have not been paid will be thankfully received, as there is still a smal! debt due on the building. PERSONAL.

Dr. S. R. Jenkins returned to Charlotte- town from Boston last evening.

James E. Macdonald, M. L. A., Cardi- gan, is in town. He is at the Hotel Davies,

Senator Prowse was at the Hotel Davies ast evening. He went west this morning.

Rev.C. A. Campbell, of Halifax, is visiting relatives and friends in this pro- vihce,

Mr. Stanislaus Blanchard, Stipendiary Magistrate for King’s County, returned from Georgetown to-day.

Miss L. Horne, of Charlottetown, daugh- ter of Aid Horne, is in the city the guest of Mise Belle Rodd, Weldon street.— Moncton Transcript.

Hon. L. H. Davies is expected home from Ottawa this evening. It is under- stood that his friends will banquet him at the Hotel Daviee, probably on Tuesday night.

Wai Annie E. O’Neill who has been visiting her friends in Vernon River for the past two moths, left last evening for Boston where she iatends entering upon a course of training in Carney Hospital.

J. H. Bell and wife, of Summerside, _re- gistered at the Queen Hotel this forenoon. The arrivals last evening included: George korbes, Vernon River; W. B. Reynolds, Halifax; James O’Hara, Canso.

John Stirling, D. Schloman .and Sol. Vineberg, Montrea); John D. Burns, Hali- fax, Homer Ely, Boston; G. M. Reid, Sum- merside, and T. O. Sadlier, London, regis- tered at the Hotel Davies ) 8! evening,

Toven axnp Go Parers.—Those who wish tospend & most enjoyable evening should not fail to hear Rev. James Simp- ton in St. Peter’s Schoolroom, on Thursday evening, 22nd inst. Mr. Simpson has kindly consented todeliver a lecture on the above subject. “Touch and Go Papers’ will give us the impressions and

varied experiences of the lecturer during several weeks’ visit tothe Far West, Ad- mission 15 cents. td

Store,

A NEWSPAPER WAR,

The National Temper Beginning to Give Way Under Repeated Warnin ;s,

The New York Sun’s London letter says :—“Except for a paper war of almost unprecedented bitterness between Great Britain and Germany, peace reigns in Kurope and the beating ot war drums for the moment has ceased. The national temper of this couotry was beginning to give way under repeated warnings from the followers of both Lord Salisbury and Lord Rosebery that England must not do this and must not do that because of the danger of war. The ideais beginning to creep into the popular mind that this timid fear of war is itself aa invitation to war. It would be unfair to say that the Armenian agitation is subsiding on account of popu- lar terror inspired by the war bugaboo, but it is doubtless dying out and giving

deal with by British statesmanship. It will require very genuine alarm to re- awaken popular interest inthe eastern situation, but it is generally believed in

in that qaarter are close at hand. Mean- time there is evidence that some portion of the anti-Turkish indignation is turning into hatred of Germany. It is true that the chorus of abuse of England by the German press during the past few weeks has been peculiarly virulent and persis-

tent. The reason is not really apparent, but there is no question that it is signifi- cant. The German official policy ie be~ coming daily more antagonistic to Great Britain. The Zanzibar incident is only a trifling indication of thia fact. Evgland is now openly accused in the German press of trying to seduce Italy from the triple alliance and of endeavoring to turn the new dual alliance in anti-German direc- tions. In fact, England has become Ger~ many’s dete noir, This country is at length giving evidence that Germavy’s feelings are cordially reciprocated. Even the Times has declared it this week in language as strong as its somewhat heavy dignity permits. The German press re- plies to-day with a fresh storm of protest. fhe North German Gazette easily pierces the Time’s armor with the sneer that “ if the organ of Cecil Rhodes and his accom~ plices can recollect its own attitude at the beginning Of the troublee in South Africa, it will not have far to seek for the reason why the German press has adopted a less friendJy tone toward England.” This war of words is no new thing, but it has reached a point where such outbursts of international bad feeling begin to have serious political significance and effect.” _—-—- + ee - —_-——_—_— ITEMS FRON THE WEST.

(Summerside Farmer.)

On Saturday jast Mr. Peter Millar, ot Bideford, showed us several wild. straw- berry plants with ripe strawberries grow- ing on them. The plants were dug on the 15th inst. This is very remarkable at this late season.

Op Tuesday besides the regular supply of oysters the Northumberland took away a large quantity of wool sent from Charlottetown. Mr. Chas, A. McNutt also shipped 157 fine sheep and lambs for the Halifax market. On Wednesday morning Mr. S. H. Jones shipped 750 lambs, the most of them being gathered by Mesars.

A ROMANTIC REASON,

Some of the English newspapers refer to aromantic resson for Lord Rosebery’s retirement from the leadership of the Liberal party. The lady’s name is not mentioned, because that would involve the risk of incurring Royal displeasure.

Here is @ paragraph vow going the rounds of the London provincial press:—* It is suid that Lord Rosebery approached the Queen some time ago, to obtain her assent to a marriage which he was anxious to contract. The Queen distinctly declined to give her sanction as long as the noble Lord remained gn.active party politician, There are revived indications of interest in the affair which nfay suggest that the step just taken isa prelude to another con- versation on the delicate subject. It would be imprudent to fay more than this or to mention the name of the lady in

whom

place to widespreai and hopeless! ber Majesty has taken so deep an iuterest. disgust over the whole _ situation{ Tlie atiachment is declared to be of some and over the manuer in which it is being duration, and to be mutual in character,

as well as with the knowledge of several high placed personages.”

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Tue PresipenriaL Coytest.—There are

diplomatic circles that important events|8)x tickets in the field for the Presidency of the United States.

These are : Republicano—William McKinley and

Garrett A. Hobart.

Democratic—William J. Bryan and

Arthur Sewall.

National Democratic—John M,. Palmer

and Simon B. Buckoer,

Prohibition—J6shua Leveny aod Hale

Johnson.

Socialistic Labor—Charles H. Matchett

and Matthew Maguire.

People’s— William J. Bryan and

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Thomas E, Waison, having retired. fe

Where Did You Get

That Clock?

i The Popular Answer:

I Got That Clock

At Wellner'’s

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THE LOWEST PRICES

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JEWELER.

Deacon and Kane,

The Mystery, Capt. Richards, was ready to sail on Weduesday evening, and she goes to Barbadoes and Trinidad. She was loaded by Mr, A. M. Wright, and bas on board 2,572 sacks of white oats aud 30 horses, Thirteen of the latter came up on Wednesday morning in a car attached to the express, the mostof them being owned by Dr. Bagnall and Fred. Robins of Charlottetown.

The barque Chas, E. Lefurgey, Captain

Brazil, from Marseilles, south of France, } j on the 19th inst., baving added another clipper passage to her many on record:

We noticed the Chas. E. reported as pass-

ing Gibralter on August 25th. Capt.

Read has with him as first mate his son, John Read, and as second mate, Basil

Kelly, both of Sumerside.

Conductor McKay concluded his evan- gelical meetings ‘in Malpeque last Friday evening after laboring there some three weeke. Mr, McKay won golden opinions for himself while there, and the moral and Spiritual work he accomplished is said to be wonderful. In many homes where there was previous unrest and hatred of heart peace now reigns. On Saturday Mr. McKay went to Tryon, and wi}) con- duct a series of evangelist meetings in the congregation of Rev. Mr. MeCurdy there.

——___--en 0 -———___—. TRADE NOTES,

A special from Aguas Calientes, Mexico, says: On account of the corn famine that now exists in the States of Aguas Calientes, Guanapuato and Vera Cruz, the Federal Government has roniitted the daties tem- porarily on corn importations to the amount of 356,000 bushels. This corn must be imported through the ports of Tampico, Vera Cruz and Progreso. Jt is said that all this sapply will come from the United States, It will be distributed free and sold at low prices by government agencies among the poor.

A Portlaud, Me., despatch of the 19th states that more wheat has been put afloat in that harbor in the past forty-eight hours than ever before inasimilar length of time in the history of the port. The steam- ships Astoria, Glengorm Castle, Lindis~ farne and Henrietta, with wheat, and the Sierra Estrella, with flour, finished loading yesterday, and the Andreada got away the day before. ‘These ships carried nearly 20,000 long tons, or over 500,000 bashels of wheat, and have brought the October fleet up to fifteen vessels, with the month but little over half gone. The shipments to date are far in excess of those of any previous year, and with plenty of ships and plesty of wheat the good work will keep up.

It is feared that the English potato crop will be disastrously affected by disease. From a large number of counties in Eng- land, Scotland und Wales have been received complaints of its ravages. Ireland does not appear to have suffered so much, but even from there come adverse reports. It is prophesied that unusually bigh prices will prevail in consequence.

A Tovosaixe Inctvext.—The night that Du Manrier’s death was received, the orchestra in Hammerstein’s concert hall, New York, played “Ben Bolt.” A_ very pretty young girl seated at a table beyan to sing the song made famous by Trilby’s autbor, and immediately every man in the place removed his hat. A perfect silence was maintained until she Lad finished,

YOU NEVER SAW

ANYTHING

Equal tc our new arrival of JAPANESE CHINAWARE......

Everybody delighted with

Joseph Read, arrived in Rio Janeiro, it. The new shapes and color-

ngs mnst be seen to be appre

ciated. Our Jap. five o’e!ock tea sets ar town.

BULBS

the talk of the

A full stock of extra choice bulbs, in Hyacinth Narcissus, ‘Culips, Chin- ese Sacred Lily, Bermuda Lily, Roman Hyacinth. Prices right.

Haszard & Moore, |

Booksellers.

ee

Lily Gloves.

All sizes of this popular Kid Glove now in stock.

We do not know of its equal for wear and value.

Try a pairon our recommendation.

Buttoned, 85¢. Laced, - 956,

prerrrasrsisy i

Love Your Wile ?

Doesn't look that ® way. You let her “fry her face,” try her temper ruin her health and com- plexion by usirg that old cook stove. Invest a few dollars in a reliable range —a range that is fully guaranteed by us, and a range that never gave such satisfaction since the art of stove making was invented.

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when the applause was loud and long con-

tinued. The young woman disappeared, |

but the musicians were obliged to play the

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such as Howard, Queen City, Planet, Monarch, and Mapleleaf, in store and to arrive, selling in car lots at less than millers’ prices.

HORACE HASZARD.

Charlottetown, 22nd October, 1896.~3i eod

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Boys are hard on boots. Buy our boy’s boots at 90. and $1.10; and the bang up ones at $1.50.

GOFF BROS.

BOOT FACTORY

EMPIRE BLEND TEA

Is the Tea that brings trade and pleases customers,

Every pound satisfactory, but remember that there are two or three kinds of Empire Blend. Be sure and get the est. Hor sale wholesale or retail by

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