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DAILY EXAMINER, - - - -

gr eeemnereneagennamnncantne leap

FOR INTERNAL

wat ae The secret of success is constancy to pur- | P ye a AND —

Weare never so happy or unhappy as we | ae EXTERNAL USE | e

ic is better to be nobly remembered than | Orn 4 Cures Diphtheria, Croup, Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Pneumonia, Rheumatism, Bleeding at the

man’s word quietly hear both sides

uth is as in possible t be sovild by any outward touch as the sunbeam

fuderation is the silken string running

thr h the pearl chain of all v es

i

torether a handful of thorns to

Every man thro n h surroundings the nshine or shadow that exists in his

uw Soul

twice; before you take a wife, pray thrice.

fia de re he © ‘Life is what we make it, ‘‘and when you make it’ hearts, you want to have either

a ‘‘lone hand” or ae very good ‘““pard.”” P; s J

‘This is capital ale,” said an old toper; ‘See how long it keeps its head.” ‘Ah,

**bat consider how soon it

Tha! she A2WaAy 7 urs

eoch self-denial and make its practice P uurable, and you create for the world a destin re sublime than ever issued fr ie brain of the wildest dreamer

| hea s catching, and all are bene fit y cont vith healthy people. Lil he 17,.nd the most healthy p 1 is depre by contact with the! ai

Rite x ee a oe

ya AY \¥ ‘re hrm veievers in the maxim tu r all right ju lgment of a Yt Is useful, to ser his Gvot quan etore pronouncing on his b ’

1 nu f children in San Francisco under age, ling to the last census, just completed, is 67,775, of which 33,823 are wit Si en thousand of this number do

not attand school.

nical bachelor of another city says woman is a good deal like the aceordion.

You candraw her out, but she ** makes mu if you attempt to shut her up.”— Yo rs St itesman.

ele John,” said Annabella, ‘ you mist igratulate me. I'm graduated.” "hi yrunted Uncle John, *‘so is our

but what -Doston Tr tnseript.

‘fen’s lives should be like the day—more beautiful in the evening ; or like the sum- mer--aglow with promise; and like the autuan—rich with golden sheaves, where good deeds have ripened in the field.

old icrmometer out in the barn,

once said that the three most troublesome clients he ever had were a young lady who wanted to be mar- ried, a married woman who wanted a diver . and an old maid who didn’t know what she wanted.

A celebrated lawyer

“Tis a week since the hour that saw thee de part :

A week by my counting, a year by my heart.

This heart with one sorrow, with one hope loth burn :

That g ief is thine absence, that joy thy re-

Fereis the rule adopted by the late Judah P. Benjamin in his law practice

i char retainer, then | charge a reu r, next i charge a refresher, and the harge a finisher.” The ‘‘tinisher”’ Pp tbly bankrupted the ordinary client.

“4 usta, (Ga.) Caronicle and Constitu- tion st,

E-ery one, however humble, has a mis-

sion to do, or say, or think something whic! has never been done, or suid, or

thov ot; therefore, grat: ally acceptin

let each one, while ¢ the help and profiting by tie wisdom of others, cultivate his own individuality, live his own independent sife, and fultil his own possibilities. i'm thankfa! th . Are both ng up se high That no — um ptuor is hand can stretch And pull them from the sky if they were not

ut sun and moon

, 1 have no doubt But some refo ming ass 7 Would :ecommend to take them down

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And light the world with gas.

There was a rare philosophy in the three- year-old boy who asked what night is for, and not content with the reply, ‘‘For rest and sleep,” added, ‘‘No, papa, night is for to-morrow.” Many men and women grown,

never apprehend se clearly the true rela- tions existing between rest or recreation and he serious duties of life. —Chicazo Adi ; : rest is not quitting ine busy cureet > Rest is the fitting { © on spnere, "Tis 1 brook’s motion, { nout sirife, Fleeting to ocean Ali¢ i th 5 ave ‘Tis 'oving aud serving T! t hest aad best, "Tis rd unswerving, A iis is true rest. —Gorthe. vy 4 . Richter : no man can either live

ishteous without a wite.

piousiy or

Malherbe said the two most beautiful thin m earth are women and _ ruses. Sa considered there was more strength in ns looks than in any laws. Victor Huse didn’t believe that women detested serpents so inuch from fesr, but more thro. ch professional jealousy. Pouvicault

Wishes’ that Adam had diel with all his ribs 2 his body. The only thing that con- Sule. Lady Blessington for being a woman was UL.t she could not be male to marry Ube.

The Ohristian Leader says: “Dr. A. J. F. Brehands presents again the contrasts of doing good and dvuing evil in our suciety. More noney is spent e very month by the Ame. .:an people for distilled and fermented liquors than the American Board has been

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able ‘o amiect ior the ipeene of the gospel aii 1¢@ he.then in its whole historv of SOVeily-live years. No tall of this liquor has Wrought evil, but most of it has; and the money spon ton it isworse than wasted, | hi vi nid turn the force used in deprav- tag. and = «(ob ighting :

ne educa ‘tion, philanthropy,

how long would it take to make

the d heat corners of the, tuath Leiahoer | Yana tie bitgatest aru nuw,”

ase ath,

is no man’s word; we! tery, Chronic Di- } arrha@a, Bidney

' i Troubles, and

'e to bes ‘ y y | Spinal Diseases. } 5 We will send free,

: postpaid, to all

| who send their

. 1} own } names, an Illus- ee trated Pamphlet

Ww people are busy in the world |

mankind into the!

Lungs, Hoarsoness, Influenza, Hacking Cough, Whooping Cough, Catarrb, Cholera Morbus, Dysen-

containing infor- mation of very great value, Ev- erybody should have this book, and those who send for it will ever after thank their lucky stara.

ll recetve a certificate that the money shall

All who buy or order direct from us, and request it, sha

i be refunded if not abundantly satisfied. Retall price, 25 cts.; 6 bottles, $150, Express prepaid to | any part of the United States or Canads. I. 8. JOHNSON & CO., P. 0. Box 2118, Boston, Mase, |

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t upon. THE an man throws « is rroundings | said ye sutshine or shslog that exitsinhis! MOST WONDERFUL A Russian verb.—Before you go to | FAMILY REMEDY war, pl by On before you go to sea, pra i EVER KNOWN.

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CHARLOTTETOWN SASH RD DOOR FACTORY

Peake’s No. 3 Wharf, R. PALMER & CO., PROPRIETORS

Cent We are now manufacturing and will sell at the lowest cash prices ; Sishes, Doors. Waudow and Door Frimes Architraves, Spouting and Conductor Mouldings, B llusters, ee Posts, Siair Rails, Twists, &c Ace Prepsred to do all Kn is of lobbing, in Planing, Jolating, Morticing, Tenoning, fig and Fret Sawing, Surnten: &c. AN kinds of Gochie Windows for Charches 'u2d¢ at shortest notice With new and Grst-class Machinery, aad the latest appliances, we can insure the yt satisfaction to ail! weno fayor us with thei Pthitnwe Sept 29 TRE while * vont

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VAL GANADIAN [INSURANCE t

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CAPITAL $500,980,

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Head Office —MONTREAL. Halifax Branch—J. SCOTT MITCHELL, General Agent,

— ——- 0 --— —_— — hess RISKS TAKEN ON WGy? FAVORABLE TERMS. oe

Agent for Pringe Edward Island :—

F. ft, ARNAUD,

(LEPHONE COMPANY OF PRINCE EDWARD 1SAKD,

hye COMPANY is now ready to transmit written and verba' messages, by Telephone, between Charlottetown, Hunter River, County Line, Freetown, Keusington, Summer: ‘ide avd St. Eleanors, at the followimg Rates ;— from Station to Station, when the distance is 5 miles or under, for each five minu!es’ con- Versation, or part thereof. schiinhiinabpesnd stat she wekben suid ueussabs tenets 4-ebenyeh saseeeue EEE Eee do do do B Bap 00 GAN OD 4g nncccsedanpccce tierce oneal. weir’? do do do OPE 100. MGS 20... .cccvcccces cveccesvems Ses 48 Written messages, subject to Company’s conditions, will be sent from Station to Station at following Bates ;-— When distance does not exceed !0 miles, for tweuty words or under................ 15 Cente When distanc~ is greater than '0 miles., 2 for each additional word one cent extra, A discount of 20 per cent from the above rates will be made to lessees of instruments Written messages wil! te delivered in Charlottetown within city limits; fromall other receiving offices within a quarter of a mile trom saicé oflices, r distances,

(th town, Jan, TRAE.

COREE e POOR OREO e CHER H EHH EERE EEEE TEETH EES HERE TEED

Special rates will be made for delivering at grez

All communications and messaves must be wana

T he Company is prepared to lease T+lephon* struments in Charlottetown and Sum. merside at established races, and to treat with persoas requiring private or toll lines.

For further infornation apply to the Subscriber, at Charlott« town

ROB ANGUS MANAGER

Th'tewn, Ort 10 [Rak 1 yer and

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY,

$386. Sumer Arrangement, I886. { y AND AFTER TUESDAY, JUNE ist, 1:85, Trains will run as follows :—

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- TRAIKS ARRIVE.— FROM THE WEST.

TRA INS DEPART. “FOR THE WEST

STATIONS. Express | Mixed | Mixed STATIONS. expres Mixed | Mixe i

rd

| | |

mM. || | PM.) PM,

| 2 ee 7 A.M. tharlotietown..---6.' 600 | 015 | 330 CHAPLOL(CLOWD. «eee. $40. 4. 246 9 35 tay y Junction......) 644 | 1035 | 3 @ |!Koyalty Junction......j; 6 56 3H i 8 North Wiiishire. ..... 646 ' 1123 4 £3» North Witushire...... b 2 | 143 |; 8 3u tunter River......... | Gad | 3s | 450 jjddunter Hiver,..... wees 6 iz 133 | 814

| P.M | || Bexdulbane.,,......... 547 ; 128 7 39 ee ee 723 12 13 ce 26 |Coupty Line Juaction. 5 40 12 59 7 23 County Line Junction. 7%} BS §W [| FTOCtOWN .... scccccces 5 30 12 35 ilu Preetuwn......e+e+s-.. 740 ! 1235 5 55 | Kempingtom,,...e--....) bh 12 13 6 48 Renaingtom......0...0. 7 os iz 57 6i7 | i A.M. |

cari @iM.i 2 6H | “ jap 4 55 il 40 615 Summerside pors§ } f suromerside....-- | ‘cp, 890 | 20) @ | lar 440 | 1105 | ig UN, on ssnecesant: ae 7a | RMRETR, <acccnes ons, 2 lu 44} W @ilinglon........0006 $ 05 247 | 4 || Weilimgton.........-.. 4 us 10 1s | Port Hui. eae a ee Y 35 335 oe i, ae 3 35 930 , Fo EMESIS oc vcccthiecsis : 10 30 495 | hd 11 AMOS wenn tnnneddoetc. 2 42 $10 , =? tloomfield...++++...... 10 i7 o uv $4 i ctloousfield....... nedews mh BS in Jdebry: @ vluertum...... iectsett a5 & & Ww -s i inkncne oteeued fi BL ae i = Piggmiols 24... ne eres ar; ll do | 700 | > Re ce dys 20 6 OU | 5 i P.M, i i | 2. County Line Junction, | 5 45 Jounty Line Junction. | . 22 Cape ‘Traverse ar ' 635 |jca:e Traverse .... ae 6 a

Pai S ae? AT, -#O8 THE EAST. “TRAINS aah ye _—F ROM THE EAST r.

STATIONS. Express | Mixed || STATIONS. Express Mixed i P.M, aM. | + &.M, P.M, Charlottetown --.....! 3 15 6» Charlottetown ........ 9 w 615 Royalty Janction....+6. % +0 6.0 || Royalty Junction...... 9 05 5 55 eee... .c.. in 0006. cee 38 12 || Be fo PN cate beeu, Fis 0k os 5 10 517 ¢ ar 420 $0 | av! 8 15 4d Mt, Stewart June, j || Mt. Stewart Junc. i ta aj sm | 8H I fari sto | 4% Wee sec cksceecceccdes 458 # ut ey reoonpaicanhtanaten 7 42 ' % 35 i Pe ov tiekek ant 5 20 9 25 St. Peters .cose.sceese- 72) 3 02 Bear iat .ssoddic. at 5 3 10 27 ||Bear River..... enenwet 6 45 210 Sueiias. 2.4, od+s SY 6 25 li 15 || 3ouris.. ébsse terse AD 6 15 i Z , PM. A.M, jj A. M. P.M. Mt. Stewart Junction! 4 35 8 25 i] Mt. Stewart Junction 8 19 i 415 i Se &% 9 33 i a, 7m i 3 03 | Georgetown. ...... ar 5 dis 10 OU Geoi Perera: sean ae! 7 Ww 24)

Traine: are run by Ka astern Standard Time.

| é#@ Vrains on Cape Traverse Branch lexve County Line Junction Tuesday, y eduesday Saturday, and leave C ape Traver Monday, Wednesd: xy, Thursday. Round Trip between Cape Traverse and County Line, \\ ednesday. All other ‘ivains run dai!) Sumaliars excepted.

JAMES COLEWAS, Railway Uffive, Charlottwtown, May 27, 1830—ell prs Gi

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NOV E]

MB ER

15,

1827 oh se 1886. | T. & KE KENNY, Diy Geods and Sh pping,

HALIFAX, CANADA.

T & E KENNY.

(F ¢. MAMBON) Ship Owners ard Brokers.

General 0 mmission Merchants, 1G] GRESHAM HOUSE,

Bishopsgate Street, LONDON, E. C., England, Scotts and Vauchan« Codes Marah 29, R86.

CHANGE OF HOUR. BOSTON STEAMERS,

(COMMENCING with the “Carroll” leaving here 7th OCTOBEK, the hour of sailing wiil be

4A oe CLOCK, P., ¥7., on THURSDAY of each week for the remainder

of the season. CARVELL BkKOS., Agents,

Sept.24—pat her s’side prs-

ANXOUNCTCE MENT

After careful study of the usage of Assurence Companies »t Home and abroad, and of the exre- rience of this Society in ail the varied reforms introduced vy it, the KQUITABLE,s LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY has combined in one form of policy all the advantages and guarantees

which can safely and properly be united, and now offers it Lo the public uuder the name uf the

FRE PON PUNE Barada y.

If you desire Assurance on your Life, you should secure one of che Equitavie’s Free Ton- tine Policies ; because (') it 1s

' . > ee . IND'SPUL RES &, and you buy a Certainty instead of a Possible Lawsuit; (2) itis

US RESTRICR ED, and you are not, as in ordinary from going Where and doing what you please ; (3) it is

NON-PORPEPRIGCABLE. and you can never be deprived of a just indem nity even cn surrender ; (4) it is PAVY*? BLU MUEDIAT: &§Y

after dea‘h, thus providing against even tempor ary embarrassment; (5) it is

PREP MAVENTLY LUCRATIVE,

in many cases providing Assurance in liater life for nothing, or yielding back tie whole, or nearly so, of whut has been paid in by those preferring to withdraw ; (6, the form of po.icy is

SPV LE

and shorn of needless formality ; (7) the advan- tayes offered under the pulicy are

ROT OBPTALAABLE (FX CUMBEVAD GON INAAY OTHER COMPANY or under Any Other Policy.

For Tables of Rates and full Explanations, apply by letter or in persou to

WARBURTON & SMALLWOOD,

AGENTS FOR P, E, ISLAND.

B. MCKINKGN,

Corner Grocery, Special Agent for Summerside Ch‘town, Oct. 13, 1s26.

Notice to Purchasers of Public Lands

ALL Persons indebted to the Government, on

account of the purchase of _ their lands, are hereby called upon to come fur- ward and make suitable payment during the present autumn.

A list of the names of those whose term of credit has expired, and of other defaulters, will be published early in November, pursuant to law.

D. FERGUSON, The Commission: r of Public Lands.

Public Lands Department, Charlottetown, Sept. 23, 1886—sept24 wky Gi

TEA! TEA 183 Haif Chests CHOICE TEA.

Sugar! Suzari! 300 Bois. Yellow C. W. 8.

MOLASSES! MOLASSES 1!

120 Puns. Choice MOLASSES,

HFLOUR! FLOUR!

500 Bbis. of KENT‘S MILLS,

FOR SALE.

W. WHEATLEY,

269 Barrington Street,3 HALIFAX, N. 8S. ugust 13—wky tf

NOTICE 7) PURSE § SEINERS,

pETEr PAINT & SONS, Port Hawkesbury, C, 3, have opened « LOFT fur the

Tanning and Hanging of Mackeral Purse Seines,

All work guaranteed equal to anything of the kind performed in Wee U cited States.

Prices oa application to PETER PAINT & SONS. Oct, 8—wy 1 mo

aD Ke

VIE Land and Peoperty recently ocenpied by the uadersignel, situated oa the Brigliton Road, P BENJAMIN HEARTZ, April 20—2aw tf & yat

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cases, prohibited |

MORTGAGE SALE,

ee ee

TO be Sold by Pablic Auction, at the Court jiuouse, in Charloitetowen, on WE eros aX, the first day of December next, A. D., 1986, at = welve o'clock, noun, by vir-ue of & Power of

Sale, coutaine in an Indsnature of estan.

daied the tweifth aay of April, A. 1), Ids, aud inade between Catherine Mche oa and Neil McKenzie, of the one part, and Kdwaid Jui vis Hodgson, Trustee, under the will of the late Charies Waright, deceased, of the other part,

Al .L that tract, piece, or parcel of land or ground, situate, lying and being on Lot or Towustip unmber Sixty-five, in Queen's County, bounded a> fuiluws, that is To Say: ( Olnmencilys on the norih side of the road jeading trom Long

1 886.

A wtondmara Wedical Work FOR YOUNG AND MIDDLE-AGED MEN,

ONLY #1 BY MAIL, POSTPAIi".

Eliustrated Sample Pree to Al,

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KEOW THYSELF,

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Creek towards Canve Cove, and at the weet |

boundary of land lorinerly leased to John Aic- |

Ewen, thence running thereon north one degree went by the magnetic tas ridian of the year 1765

for the distance of tniriy-fourchains and ninety links, or until it strikes the southern boundary of the property of Mrs. Lydia Wright, thence run ping thereon south eighty-seven degrees west twenty-one Chains and eighty links, th®nce south to the aforesaid road, thence following the course of the said roud to the place of beginning, and is bounded on the west by land sold to Archibaid Currie, containing ninety-seven and one haif acres of land, a tittie more or less.

Dated the Z3ra day of October, A. D., 1886.

For further particulars apply at tae office of Mr. Edward J. Hodgsun, Charlottetown,

EDWARD J. HODGSON, Mortgagee.

Oct, 23—law tl sale sat

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Fall Arrangement, 1886. OY: and after TUESDAY.OCTOBER 12th 1886.th

“teamer “Heather Be'le” wii run as foil ae Will leave Orwell Brush Wharf fo town eve:y Tuesdey, Wednesiay an meruings a! seven o'clock, «

Charlotte- hur-day

ng at Caina Point

jand Hathday'’s Wharves

Leaving Char! ttetown for Halliday‘’s Chira Point and Orwell ras! wt arf same evenings, at two o'clock, remaini at Brush Wharf every ‘Tuesday and Wednes “ye nizht, and Thursday } WINE returning to Charlottciow arriving about | eight o'c.ock.

During the month of Ocroher, Steamer will run to'rapaud «as foliuw Uvery Fritay morning, at seven o'clock, leave Charlottetown’ for Cra paud ; leaving Crapaud for Charlottetown at ele ven o‘clock, reniaising at Charlottetown same aiztit. arday, leave Charlottetown for Crapaud, at nine o'clock, a. m., leaving Crapand for Cnar- lotietown, about | o'clock, p im

JOHN HUGHES, ren Charlottetown, P. K.1., Oct. 13, 198¢ —— Imo law pat

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