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ALMANAC FOR JANUARY, 1989,

TO INSPECT OUR MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF

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As the good old year is about to bid us adieu, we have decided to give it and our 44.8m., a.in., W. :

patrons a good send-off, by giving RARE BARGAINS in all lines that we keep in

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New on om, coe day, 4h., S/m., 4. m., N. E., Our reputation for FLRST-CLASS WORK is proverbial, and we have no hesita- oh nea cena An —___. tion in saying that anyone who may have been meditating upon getting something D Sun Sun |Moon' High! Day’s ** Tony” in SUITS or OVERCOATS, have no alternative than to call on us. DAY OF WEEK . M rises'sets rises | water) len h ~ +h mijh mjmorniattr’a) h m [x] -———

1 Tuesday 7 5014 19; 7 21,10 39 8 29 ;

2 Wednesday 50; 20 8 2011 29 30

3iT suey ou 21, 9 Il\morn 31 +>

4| Friday 50} 22;}95L,0 9 32 C ak C

5 | Saturday 58) 23.10 24) 0 5l 33 5 5/Sunday iv 24/10 52) 1 33 35 i 7)Monda 48; 25)11 19} 2 16) 37 : Vi } Ee 1

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§| Tuesday $7} 2611 40/3 1) 39 Star MWierchant Tailors.

9 ‘se Line aday 7 2] ‘ 41 3 3 40 e

10 Thursday 47 30; 0 26) 4 59 41 Charlottetown, December 19. 1888

ll rrid Ly 46 Si 3 5? bo 5 45

12) Saturday $0; 33| 1 24) 7 1) 45 z

13 Sunday 46 34 l 55) 8 6 17

14; Monday 45; 35; 2 35) 8 52 +9

15| Tuesday 45; 36) 3 23) 9 34 ol : c

16] Wednesday 44, 37| 4.17)10 12) 53 7

17| Thursday 43; 37! 6 17/10 5! 56

iS Friday | 42; 39 6 22)11 23) 59

19 Saturday |} 42) 40) 7 2tiaft 6,9 1 a 20' Sunday il 42; 8 37] O 41 4 j 5 j 21| Monday ; 40 44, 9 47) 1 18 6

DJ Tues lay 3Y 45 10 57 9 i) 5 7 7s W|Wednesday | 38 46 morn) 245, 1 WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

2A| Thursday | 37] 48 0 8] 3 44 13

25) Friday 36; 49 1 21; 458; 16

26 Saturd Ay 35 50; 2 35} 6 23) is 27 |Sun lay | 52: 3 45) 7 43) 20 23/ Monday 33! 5445918 45] 22 29' Tuesday $2; 56) 6 3) 9 39) 24 WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED PART OF OUR NEW STOCK OF

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7, RNS Ole 800 SEEDLESS . (the finest we ever had), POTATO: 23, 1G GS, 4,000 GOOD CLEAN CURRANTS, _ Butter, Cheese, Poultry, Game, &c. 250 CANDIED CITRON PEEL, —- i e LEMON AND ORANGE PEEL, Consignments of EGGS and POTATOES soli- And a very large assortment of FIGS, DATES, NUTS, PRUNES, &c.,

cited and liberal advanves made. expected daily. DESSICATED COCOANUT, FLAVORING EXTRACTS, SPICES, &., K&e.,

in great variety. We have also just opened the largest and finest assortment of CONFECTION. | ERY ever imported by us, and in order to work it off will give extra good value to! Country Dealers and Jobbers.

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ae CLASSES OF SPRING GOODS are fs now coming to hand, and will soon be ready for re-shipment.

The special attention of buyers is directed

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WHITE GOODS, PRINTS, DRESS GOODS, HOSI“RY, GLOVES and RIBBONS, Our stock of above is the largest in Eastern Canada.

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Consignments of Island produce will receive a> i Ol 6% enone

WARREN & JONES, a ile TEA MERCHANTS, $2.50! 3.50! 4.50! 1 East Cugap anv 9 & 14 Mivnctne Lave, | ‘ en rags : fo USTONM MAD oe TS epresen ei In Anata ¢ i SJ

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Of the OVERCOATS in this line, we have only to say : YOURSELF. We agree to give you Buna Fide Value for your Money. Don’t forget that our CUSTOM TAILORING DEPARTMENT is making its patrons happy with good fitting garments. ‘ ' FUR CAPS, CLOTH CAPS and HATS, FUR COATS, RUBBER COATS, and all goods in our line marked very low witha view to exchanging them speedily for, Cash. |

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CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E, ISLAND, SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1889.

THE DAILY EXAMINER.

‘JANUARY 26, 1089.

Editorial Notes. —There were $22,000,000 more in the banks of Canada, on the 3lst December,

On the other hand, there has been an_in- crease of commercial loans, amounting to $12,000,000.

—In Halifax a few days ago a man was; arrested under a warrant%charged with al-| lowing his horse to work with a bad sore on its back and for neglecting to feed the animal. More than one man in Charlotte-| . town is liable to arrest on a similar charge. |

prevention of cruelty to animals.

—The Canada Gazette to hand shows that the deposits in the Charlottetown

$39,759, and the withdrawals, $26,738. 10, showing an increase of $13,020.90. The returns for the Summerside Savings Bank a for the same time are, deposits, $7,018, |“ withdrawals, $5,182.31, increase $1,835.69, G It is a remarkable fact that the greater portion of the net increase in all the Govy- ernment Savings Banks of the Dominion

Banks which amounts to $14,856.75.

—In view of the success which has attend- ed the skil or black cod fishery in British Columbia, this fall, and the definite loca-

lotte Islands, it is not at all likely that the Department of Fisheries will send out an exploratory steamer next summer. If, however, the industry attains anything like great proportions, doubtless some action will be taken to afford due protection to those engaged in it. Jt is understood that already arrangements have perfected for the establishment of a supply and store station on one of the islands in the Queen Charlotte group, so that schooners will not be compelled to return to Victoria with

their cargoes or to obtain supplies. Wambolt, a strapping young man, aged 22

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to vote under one or other of the existing |f qualifications if he chooses to have his name placed on the lists, and, therefore, manhood suffrage would not in any ap- preciable way extend the franchise. What it would do, however, is to simplify the basis of qualification and substitute citizen- ship for the half dozen classes of franchise now prevailing, an advantage that ought to be availed of. The simplification of the franchise by the adoption of a single quali-

voters would make the system more work- able and meet with general approval.

—The St. John Telegraph says :—

“Canadians appear to be more stable in their party allegiance than the people of most countries enjoying responsible government. Ve have had but two changes of administra- tion since confederation. In the like period Great Britain has had six changes, France a larger number. Between 1856 and 1876

succeed each other, whilst, in the same period, New Zealand had 17 governments, with the distinction of five cabinets in seven months. Victoria had 18 ministries in 22 t years; Tasmania, 12 in 2] years, while in the same space of time New South Wales had the luxury of 17 governments.”

Canadians have an exceptionally good gov- ernment.

A freshet on the Potomac River has un- . earthed an Indian burying-ground in|, | Hampshire County, Virginia. residents were not aware that the place had

and papooses yntil the river disclosed the skeletons. Many of the bones are in a good state of preservation, when exposed. The Indians were all found in a sort of reclining position, resting on their left side. In the lap of each Indian were earthenware pots, and in these pots

beads, arrow, spear, or tomahawk heads, |; Indian money made of bone or ivory. |, Some of the beads are made of bone and Ja stones. A few are of glass. These, to-/s gether with some fishooks and copper trink- ets, seem to have been the extent of their property. All of the trinkets are perforat- ed. The holes in some of the beads are so |! smail that inthe absence of cotton they t must have been strung on hair. These

made from bone are in perfect preserva- tion, even tothe coloring. Residents of the surrounding country have gathered |s hundreds of the relics. There are, it is thought, many others not yet unearthed. Pieces of the pottery of peculiar manufac-

the City Oddfellows paying Prince

Savings Bank for December amounted to! yesterday. : . her way through the ice beautifully.

saparilla, fect safety. It cleanses the blood, strengthens the nerves, and vitalizes the system. Popular

The oldest | medicine, Scott’s Emulsion o with Hypophosphites. beer the receptacle of dead braves, squaws | Salisbury, Ills., says: Emulsion in cases of scrofula and debility. Results most gratifying. mble away | take it with pleasure.” but cru e away 50c. and $1.00, t.)

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Sinetz Coriuas Two Canis

‘VOL. 24.—NO. 54.

Local_and Other Items,

MzetIne.—Victoria Lodge meets Mon-

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day evening for instruction.

THe Stytz.—This excellent Fashion Paper

for February is at the Diamond Bookstore.

Seep Wurat.—An exchange says that the

1888, than on the 31st December, 1887. | Nebraska farmers are purchasing their seed wheat in Manitoba.

ProreseD Visit.--There is a prospect of 7 ward odge, Summerside a fraternal visit a few

weeks Lence.

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EXHIzITIQN.—St. John will hold an exhibi- on the last weck in September next. The

But, then, we have not a society for the egg pede Taeuae $5,000, divided

‘iisialieliiaae Tue Stantey.—The Pictou News of Thurs-

day says: The Stanley made ber usual trip

Passengers say that she cut

sevenaillliininess Latest ARRIVAL oF TUE Season,—Schr. Louisa” Capt Samual Hemphill, arrived at eorgetown to-day from Annadale, with a

load of oats, pork &c., to A. A. McDonald & Bros.

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BUTTERFLY CAPrTURED.—The Times says

for December—817 ,206.34—is found in the ‘that Mr. Chapman, manager of the Moncton Charlottetown and Summerside Savings | brass and iron works, on Wednesday discover- ed a large live butterfly in one of the rooms of | the factory.

Rover Sxatrine. — Roller skating is gener-

; es ally supposed to be extinct, but the Woodstock tion of the fishing grounds off Queen Char- Press contains the following item; Notwith- standing the excellent ice skating outside, the rollor rink enjoyed a good patronage last week,

-- -S>--— Leading physicians recommend Ayer’s Sar- Old and young take it with per-

xperience has long placed this medicine at

the head of tonic alteratives.

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Fava SKATING AccIDENT.—on the evening

of the 22nd, at Sober Island, C. B., Sydney

— The Montreal Gazette points out that|years, son of Isaac Wambolt, was accideatly every citizen of Canada can obtain the right |drowned while skating on a pond near his

ather’s house, sisineahdilittdani

That beautiful glossy sheen, so much ad-

mired in hair, can be secured by the use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor. than this preparation for strengthening the scalp and keeping it free from dandruff and itching eruptions.

There is nothing better

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Norice.—A conversazione will be held

by the congregation of St. John’s Church,

; :, : Milton, in Kenwith House, on the evening fication while not increasing the army of | of February 14th.

Music, dinner and tea

will be the order of the evening’s amuse- ment. week.

Advertisement will appeay next

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Wuo esas Evictions.—A company of

United States troops arrived at Purcell, Indian Territory, 1 few days ago, from Fort Reno. They put 600 families, **boom- ers,” out of Oklahama country. sisted and had to be tied to South Australia saw no less than 29 ministries | pulled out.

Some re- waggougs and

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Porson on THE Canpy.—-Two little children

belonging to Milledgeville, St. John—one of

hem a sou of James Hannah, and the other a

daughter of John Nichols—swallowed some candy on Tuesday, on which poison had been placed to kill rats. But the Telegraph must not forget that | exertions cf two physicians that the children’s lives were saved.

it was only by the utmost

suenihdihinitens

Moturrs who have delicate children can ee them daily improve and gain in flesh and trength by giving them that perfect food and Cod Liver Oil Dr. W. A. Hulbert, of “I have used Scott's

My little patients Sold by all Druggista;

Dip Ir Wett.—A Hartford, Conn., de-

spatch says that Col. Jacob L. Green, Presi- ; dent of the Connecticut Mutual Life!Insurance were found the belongings of the corpse—|(Go made a public, announcement recently to

hejeffect that Joseph A. Moore, financial cor, espondent of the company at Indianapolis, fter 16 years service, was a defaulter to the

others of beautiful and curious colored | amount of about $500,000. This loss, the de-

patch adds, wili not effect the company’s

business stgnding.

—_ Large Famiuirs.-A Quebec paper says: t is stated that Father Labelle has suggested

to the Hon. Col. Rhode’s Minister of Agricul-

ure, that a lot of land of 360 acres shall be

: ted to the twelfth child of any family in which the Indians are supposed to have oe eke ian y

Apropos of this, it

is said that the twelfth child of Mr. Lemieux, M. P., was christened at Levis a few

days

ince with some eclat. Quite a number of the

members of Parliament were present from Quebec.

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