THE

THE DAILY EXAMINER.

i SEPTEMBER 8, 1894. A FOURTH VENDOR. hy ‘ i a f ve { wh s not anced ~ tel | publ | M t tha tnat « evident th ‘ ye ap m a fourth ven 1 “ 1 be « rary it iw, W nh faye tha there sha ln I ne vendor for every wr th sand noitanis Surely the WU ment Ww Hesitate n view of these considerations, to make the prot t ADM ; Pat rations & 1 party pressu ig not to influ the Gov me nore st viy than etter ot ‘ st ubiic op » and } rblic ron There is no necessity for a fourth veml n ( : ttetow Every who really eeds | vy obta t ie ma ‘ mally pres a { ‘ | : an 3 1 al Sa) } e v Wea i \ < e=} vl s pr rial ely eno unce t vy al 3 bust i Kennes# has been abated er t Ss Act Let tl ficers of the law have time We have given the Act anotier trial; let the trial be fair and sufficiently prolonged It 18 true that the reports snd statements T- ceived by Toe Examiner lead to the « c a that there s now rather more

drunkenness of a rather wo

tuan the was ider | Rum and l - i Reg i Bu m t not hasten tu ie Acta jose who a y

: exe Ra rw-abiding ! nami wot " 8 y) bv Pp e] | exainy e, bv active ass i ¢,. those W ¢ duty is to enforce the jaw No * can be = wre contemptible than the S (ct voter who obtains and cr nks | au reptit ously

ee THE TOURISTS’ SEASON.

Tae wave of summer tra 1 hase been large this year. Many tourists came! ther north than ever before Nova 5S 4 and New Brunswick have profited great'y

Phe money spent haa Leen to the inha

Prov aranually enriches

ante of these inces a8 the s

their alluvia

GRAND COUNCE!

DALLY

OF THE C. M, B, A,

this Grand |

il meeting of

. ‘t. John this week united the of Cat manhood from all part« Db From Calgary and Ed- the west to Prince Edward Is- | t cast, every branch of this | l orga ution was represented. Thi s G says that a more distin- y 1 vather vw has np ver been conven that city Tt contained priests, idges, lawyere, M. Ps., and M. P. Ps loctors, merchants and representative far- mers and tradesmen. The order of their

work was admirable, and the intelligence

und promptness with which it was des- patched an object lesson to other legisla- tive assemblies O. K. Fraser, Esq., Brockville, Ont., presided. The procession

f the 400 or 500 men, with their bands. and from the Cathedral, where they as-

sisted at solemn High Mass and heard a

nast V arge from Aré hbishop O’Brien and w greeting from Bishop Sweeney, was admired by everybody Chen the Mayor of the ¢ ty made an ad- ire f welcor it the Mechanics’ Insti-

where the body held its sessions Messag f courtesy were also received

the Board of Trade and the heads of

1 ms of the city. The association, read and

ebated ind «adopted, show a mem- p of er 10,000 in Canada, and

238 bran s. Amendments of the cousti- were discussed in committee of the

vhole for three sessions. In a word, much valuable work forthe organization wis lone The delegates from this Province were Rev. Father Burke, District Deputy,

McDonald and Mr. James

Rev. D. J. G,

Mclvaac, who took due part in the deliber- ations, Father Burke serving on severe] important committees, besides making the nomination speech of the Grand P resident. Tine officers for the next two years are O. K. Fraser, Grand President; Hon. Mr. Hackett of Quebec, Lst Vice, und Dr. Bourke 2nd Vice President Messrs. Brown and McKie were re elected Secretary and Treasurer respectively The exes t financial eondition of the C. M. B. A.. was manifested by the report fthe fina committee. After an all

elit sex 4 convention closed with God Save the Queen” on Friday morn-

g The delegates then went for a sail

St. John River as guests of the s,and in the evening repatr- lifferent routes, de- shied with their Association, the work of he Council, and the kind reception given

ir homes by

them at St. Johr [he papers of the city pul ish extended eports of the work done the Cou and the portraits of the

Executive —— i. ae A REMARKABLE GIFT.

Ie A remarkable gift has been made to lands. Trains and steamers were ! Harvard University, quite unparalleled daily, hotels crowded, #tures w ll pa n the world This is the bequest of $5,- ized, dollars dropped plentifally : 000 to found a fellowship for the benefir shove liseetly or indirectly, poor and deserving colored students, ee ¢ preference to be given to studenta of med- fittel and refrerhed by the great wa [The remarkable fact about thie from the South Bat nly the crest and it it comes from a former slave— froth reached Pritce Edward Island. | Hart H i—who was formerly the that t é property 1 Kentucky slave-owner. Har- awe .. yates ee riet live las a siave until after her mar- dence av “arg : ¢ ind the f th of her ehild, when one to the effect that it was, if anything, rather? it she and her husband and baby and smaller this year than it was lat year.| a fellow-slave es« aped to Canada. The How is this to accou i f > ae Havdens got t muugh atl right, vut their inion was captured and taken back cap) SUF Cone wer arg e Phe firat act of the Hayden, after they had scapes as lovely, our mat - ] Sant ed to get work t » do, was to send as ever.—brighter, lovelier, and ! $650 to secure the release of their unfor- } i ¢| tunate conrad Harriet Hayden's child more pleasant, we maintain, than tho serpin ii aaa Ss shies in the eiv ar, i y fig

How, then, 13

tourists did

VIDCes. eater number of

? We beli

ntal Pre

the contine

Wihat a

not come here eve tinat

these wor Is,

g under Admiral Farragut.

— +e

LITERARY NOTES,

<> ee, Shak mae 1s in pepoaepenting _ = | “i : stam * We The famous m isical com posers have so aken a hint from their literary brethren, have several very good aud very wi *P' land are securing an advance magazine hotels,— but mone of tI kind to attr pul ations for their com posit ons just as ne bers of tourists sceking the authors publish the novels in serial 2 l form. The Ladies’ Home Journal, wkich s % horn rie , comfort and pleasure; wone of that * was practically the first magazine to offer recently establiehed, with atlet to ‘composers of repute, find- cess, upon the sister Island of Caj sll the musical men rallying to it, Sir eee” Arthur Sullivan announcing that the new eosten. <ong which he has just finished will be If this | we ' = published in that magazine. Patti’s vet w,to begin to take step - eral nductor, Arditi, has given his new ere f a first-class summer ,and | waltz to the Journal, while Reginald de have it ready for guests by the 1 j | Koven’s new song goes also to the same | periodical. Strauss has sent his new Is waltz to the editor, Sousa a new march, pee A Oe and Mascagni, of “Cavalleria Rusticana,” NOTES AND COMMENTS. mage as Sioa Edward Bok says that the hard time: At latest advices, Mr. Laurier was | have driven thousands of women it.to Regina. Where would Regina be if the writing, and that the ‘‘readers” who have policy, or impolicy, of party had been | | »yread the manuscripts sent to magazines ! wed? Nowhere. are taxed to the utmost capacity. —The Nor’ Wester jlepen lent ) ~ pad : : ia ments upon Mr. Lanrier’s speech at Win- ies - on the school question, and say- NEWS NOTES. “Mr. Laurier was simp!y cowardly, ret Some mysterious disease is cutting off

ive. laboring by inuende as far as he ca having the Cathe ] Cc Prov ince of Qhuc ew mn saving t!

Government

brett 1, and the ‘Libera?’ cal

The long summer 4 raht exper. ed by Ontarw i account t for by th le truction of all or most aii the t Tie common: y-accept i theo ¥ is thatt f est with its Jeaves, TOOT’, moses wi Other) means of retaining in “ture, acts a a - servoir, gathering the wate! and releasing tin euch a way as to promote regu-ar.ty i, the flow and volune of the ster ec mrse= U pe n this theory our farmers a vould be car reful not to cut away aii their t ees, or if already cut Sway plant tree along the line fences near the bhotnie tends | and in waste plac es He lyerow + of ha t orne or spruce W! be an miv tay n

every way

Is the carth drying up? Some scien tists Say #0, and the reason they give te that the central fires of the carth are | steadily dying out, and a8 the earth cools, | enor yous cavitie wont e filled with steam | and gases kept in a high tate of expansion by the heat, will be | cooled and vacated and the subterranean and = submarine cavities will Gill with water. As ths: ing process continues, the seas will retire into narrower limite, the rivers and lakes | will sink into the thiretvy earth, and the} desert expanses, which already occupy a large portion of the carth’s ~ure ta Ww finally cover much larver *p ~ Even ; on this contine! in some parts of lowa, where, 39 or 40 years ago water was obtained by digging

a few feet below the surface, | 200 to 300 feet to ol-

ceasarv to bore from Tributaries of the

same results,

tain the

Mississippi river are drying up, and in some streams, once Called rivers, water has almost ceased to flow A simi ler state of affairs is reported in Other western states, as well aw in some states ea t of the Allegienies Bet while some scientifi authorities attribute this reeult to the

“dr ying up” proces #, other-, perbap= with betier reason, hold that the changes noted are due to natural canses, such as the d ple tion of the forest area IT LD

A very nice Y dinner ete, tea sets and chamber seta just received and must he sold at the Cheap Crockery Store.—W P Colwill. aug29 2w dw

assortment of

ail USE SK UDA’S DISCUVERY, the cres bloot and Nerve Remedy.

t 18 now ne- |

Ws The Minister Is enquiring into it.

numbers of co in Ontar

of Ag

riculture

It is belived thatin the fire ewept die rict of innesota and W iseonsin 1,000 persons ha vrished, while the property

‘hes $12,000,000

Speaking at Liverpool a few days ago

Mr. Joseph Chamberlain made the state- } that the politics of the country wonld ” nfused and settled until the Goy-

rnment would accept the challenve of »appeal to the country for it- liet on their rejection of the Home Rule

and Ev

ected Tenants Bills. Everything, he said, had been sunbor linated to Irish

; Alia Be I remember once going to see a friend who had been taken suddenly ili, and when her husband met me at the door he leaid, “i would rather eee you than an ingel, yr ar ange 1 mi glit not know _ » mal rrve You smile Ah, is this, homely, every day life that ‘lhe [here are a gool many women that not | manv will ery over when they are gone, or all they did was for themselves, and | what t ey, leave behind them was made for themselves.—The Ladies’ Home Jour-

| nal

»pt. 6.—Sir Charles H. Tup- per receive ssave from Victoria, B. C., to-night stating that at a meeting of

ed sealers the matter of accepting

Orrawa, S« ame

the sam of $425,000 offered by the United States government in tinal settlement of the claims for seizures, was fully diseuss-

ed and it was unanimously decided to ac- cept the offer. The sum mentioned -is considerably less than that to which the ecalers are entitled, but consideriug the

iv which won!'d ensne if a commission e opt it tae 45 toe damages, per- haps, un +f he © ienmestance , the sealers

have acted wisely iv reaching tne decision mentioned. Two of the sealers, Messrs. Warren and Cooper, have been driven into insolvency through the piratical action of the United States cruisers, but the assign- ees of their estates, which include the ownership of the schooners Thornton, Gr ace, Dolphin, Anna Beck, aad W. P.

Sayward, have joined the other owners in accepting the otfer. The decision of te lere will be communicated to the Un- ited States Government forthwith.

Seu

USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY the g eat

Blood and NerveRemedy.

EXAMINER .

HARVEST SONG, Laugh out, laugh ont, hard land With all your ripened store Such bounteous measure nature yields; How could heart ask for more?

ye of

The golden rick, the bursting bin Of rich and ripened grain,

Bespeak the wealth which all may wit In Industry’s domain.

The cornfields set in grand array

Of solid rank and row

Are streams of wealh which set this way, And soon shall overflow

Laugh, laugh out, ye ripened fields,

WwW ith e’er increasing mirth;

The joy your bounteous measure yiek Is Shall bless the whole round e arth. eS

LECTER FROM MR, BAYFIELDE,

Six,—Will you kindly through the me- dium of your valuab le paper, allow me again to thank my friends tor their sup- port and atte ndance at my last farewell recital which was I regret a total failure tinancially.

Having made arrangements to whom I am indebted I purpose to hon or every obligation at the earliest op a

with thos

nity. Alon ger stay in the city w muuld be of no avail and only incur increased liabil ities.

The dissapointments I have incurred - i imposed upon my friends were ¢ hieflvy due to an over estimation of the musical quirements of the city

Again thanking you, I am Sir,

Yours very obediently Witiiam BayFie_p! —_—> 2<< TO SECURE OBEDIENCE.

(From Harper’s Bazar.)

One great secret of not to require too much, Recall how irk- some the commandments were to ourselvce wher we were little. temember sorry little plagues we sometimes were to

e

daughter goes to spend the afternoon with a friend, ‘dou’t mention the precise mi inute for her to return. The constant fear lest she may be five minutes late will mar the visit. Say, rather, “Beat home in time

to meet papa with hands and face wa-hed

out punishment, when “must not” and “shall not,” attached to a threat, will often fail. Unless parental discipline.is imperfect

Let the children feel that they are neces- sary to mamma and papa as helpers, panions and confidants.

If you have a growing boy, when you waik with him and make of his strength. widely severed from obedience.

And finally, you must be all that interests your children too busy to listen to long tales of happen- ings at school. good times coming. piness consists in anticipation. A promised treat next week will keep up able excitement that will color with hues the ordinary humdrum life of every day.

com-

much

LOCAL NOTICES

for at the rate often cents per line.

Pears for 10 and 15 cents ]

Jas Kelly & Co.

See those nice engrav ings and colors at the Bazaar Store. Bazaar

water colors on exhibition at the

Gooi Bartlett pears 10 and 20ct< dozen at Beer and Goffs to-night.

The rush for school and college | to Carter’s Boohstore.

That Race.--In the race

enters, in the shape of a saving fruia 50¢ to $2.00 on your fall clothing. C Pp reo and dave money septS 21

I Miss May McDonald will

ome

sep6 eod tf

Ladies, read Jas.

day's issue.

from 1050 to 1400 pounds. Parties

wit! With

horses for sale, take note of this.—Hill & | Falton. Inquire at the ©. aar Store. sep? Grand show of jackets, millinery and | fur goods on Tuesday tiret at Jas. Paton &

Cos.’ Inspection freely invited at Paton & Co’s. grand openining on Tuesday.

ter’s Bookstore. septT

That meer- \; schaums . your pride ¢ Then dont, & ruin if with inferior le bacco. < = Use \ cae Pe rise PLUG CUT. It will color your pipe nm a manner that will make if an art treasure. And do it better than | any other brand.

J.. B. Pace Tobacco Co., Richmond Virginia; and Montreal, Canada.

good dis cipline is i

what |

our elders, and be patient with these rogues of ours.

Govern by principles, not laws. Whiere | possible, keep your hands off. Better too great freedom than too little. Givea little loop »yhole for dis obedi ence Wher n the

and hair brushed,” or, “Remember your music lesson at 5.” Then, should the little girl be a few minutes late, it is not disobedience, and punishment need not darken a suuny afternoon.

“Better not” will secure ebedience with-

self-government is tanyght,

take his arm | Unselfish love cannot be

jnterested in }

Never be

Try to be radiant over the Ha'f of a child's hap-

a pleasur- | none

Advertisements under this heading cnarged

per doz. at}

A few expensive steel engravings and

for bargains in

every

reopen her class for violin instruction on Sept. 10th.

Paton & Co.’s al in to-

French Dictionaries, Brachet’s French Grammar, Fasquell’s French, College Classics, Virgil, Caesar, and others at Car-

The Modern Beauty

Thrives on good food an {sunshine, with plenty of exercise in the open air. Her form glows with health and her face blooms with its beauty. If her system needs the

| cleansing action of a laxative remedy, she

uses the gentle and pleazant liquid laxative Syrup of rie

a es

Those cheap handkerchiefs advertised by Stanlev Bros. are now on the counters. | See them and vou will bring.

A SNAP.

\" | GRAPES, Sc per Ib; GOOD APPLES,

6e per r dozen ; PEARS, be per dozen for to-night. | Ww.

Sept& Li

A HUTOHESON | |

CANADA ATLANTIC),

| re | — | |

Plant Steamship Line.

To BOSTON.

Direct Line, at ‘Halifax.

CHARLOTTETOWN SERVIVE.

| The " FLORIDA * | Navigation Co’s. Wharf, TUESDAY, Sept. 4th, Tlth and 18¢h, at

Fast

aS. will

7 p. m.; Hawkesbury, Wednesday, at,10, a. m.; arriving at Boston early Friday ieay rnoing.

Commencing Friday, Sept. 28, will sail

every Friday at 7 p. m. ; arriving at Boa 1 early Monday morniug

Returning frem Boston every Tuesday

HALIFAX Sé&RVISE’ The favorite ste: HALIFAX ” will ] ifax, every Tuesday and ca Saturday 10 p. m., for Bo-ton direct until Sept. 20th, after which date | every Wedn ssday at 8 a.m. Returning, will leave north side | Wharf, Tuesday, and Saturday at noon, until Sept. after which date every

amships

| Hal

isa

Soston, every

| trains can go directly on board steamer.

Through Tickets

stations and C} H: L. CHIPMAN, Agent for Canala. Plant Wharf, Halifax. RICU —— & BARNARD, Agents, North Side Lewis’ Wharf, Boston.

of Canada (Limited), MONTREAL. ‘

water |

‘CAPITAL STOCK, - -

Sti “nig an day rice fro oo night and Morday. Price from | A Society established with a view to | disseminate the taste for arts, to encourage To be safe always buy furs from Jas. | and help artists. Paton & Co. Incorporated by Letters Patent of the New goods just opened in all lines spec- | Government of Canada, the 27th February, ial value to-night in ties, childrens cloth- | 1893. ° an wware at ie eel , ‘ _ underware at the McKay woolen ¢ LLLERY OF PAINTINGS

Nos. 1666 and 1668 Notre Dame St, Montreal.

boys’ overcoats, reefers and Snits, you muet 1 4 A 44] enter at Prowse Bros There will hea Ganz, 110 s31)] Free. prize for every man, woman or child that |

All the Paintings are originals, from the French school, ern school.

Eminent A rtists, Roc} Aublet, ‘ean, Marius Roy, great manv others, Society.

exhibitors in the

such as

egrosse, are

Salen in Paris.

Horses Wanied.— We will be on the! Sale of Paintings at easy terms, and Market Square on Tuesday, Sept. I 1th, to | distribution hy lot every week. buy a number of good “all round” horses Price of tickets, 25ets.

| Ask for our Catalo wzues and Circulars.

29—mwf tf

TO ‘LET.

au.

i from Charlottetown stand for a Shoemaker, other mechanic.

Carpenter

Churches, Post Office, ete. Apply to ALEX. HORNE, Charlottetown. se pti—dy | aw why Im

‘Valuable Residence Premises,

I am instructed by James | Esq., to sell by Auction, on, SATURDAY the 22nd inst., at [2 premises :—

His beautifully situated private [. dence, fronting on Fitzroy Street} pari of

residence of John Richards, Esq, Terms at sale.

A. MoNEILL,

sept4—eod Auctioneer.

(Formerly Miiton House )

and refurnished the above Hotel

ent and transient boarders. Rates moderate. First-class table. Good stabling in connection. JOSEPH KENT, Proprietor. aug7—d&w then eod mon th sat

Lightning Accidents

are covered by the Insur- | ance Policies issued by

E. R. BROW

BROWN’S

stock, CH’TOWN.

Insurance Agent.

Not Calling

leave Chariottetown,

and

“ OLIVETTE” ave Plant Wharf, Thursday at

Lewis’ Thurseay 18th, Saturday at noon. Passengers arriving in Halifax evening

for sale and bagzage checked at Prince Edward Island Railway harlottetown Navigation Co.

THE SOCIETY OF ARTS

$100,000.

The hichest Gallery of Paintings in

mostly the leading mod-

Francais Baron, Pezant, Petit- Scherrer, Sauzay and a members of this 68 members of this Society are

A Dwellinz House containing six rooms, eituated at the Winsloe Station, five miles This is a good or any Convenient to Schools,

and

MeLeod,

o'clock, noon, *en the

the Holland Grove property, adjoining the

North American Hotel,

The subscriber has thoroughly refitted on Kent Street, a few doors east of City Building, and is prepared to accommodate perman-

TELEGRAPHIC.

Speosa Despatoues TO Tae Examiner

THE FEDERAL FINANCES.

The First Deficit in Many Years.

Orrawa, Sept. 8. Sir John Thompson and Sir Hibbert Tupper leave for Nova Scotia to-day. Sir John Thompson will not likely return be-

fore the end of the month. The account books for the past fiscal year have been closed by the

Finance De- was

artment. The revenne

of $1,137,000.

which fell off $1,750,000, due to the pre-

vailing depression and the uncertainty re- garding tariff changes.

The net debt on 30th June was $246.- 164,920, an increase of $4,483,948, which is more than accounted for by expenditure on capital account amounting to $5, 078,- 568, as compared with $3, a81 876 in the

prev ious year.

THE FEDERAL CAMPAIGN.

The Opening Meeting

Monrreat, Sept. 8.

The federal campaign will be opened in

this district on Wednesday next bya mon

ster demonstration at St. Vincent Depant, Terrebonne together. Among the speakers will be Sir Hibbert Turner, Hon. Messrs. Ouimet and Angers and Senator Tasse, Premier Taillon and

where the electors of Laval, Montreal will be called

feverai others.

Corbett and Courtney.

Orayce, N. Y., Sept. 8.

J.J. Corbett and Peter Courtney fought Cor- bett sparred during the first five rounds, and in the sixth landed several hard blows, which apparently knocked out

a six-round battle here last night.

one of

Courtney, he failing to respond to time.

Foreman Killed

Horewe., Sept. 5

Neil Bearisto, foreman of the charcoal over by a car andl

works here, was

killed yesterday.

run

BOOKS

JUST RECEIVED DIRECT

FROM ENGLAND. liallam’s Literature. Burke’s Fssays.

Locke on the Human Un-

derstanding. Macaulay s and Poems.

; Reviews

Bacon’s Moral and Histori-

cal Works. Carlyle’s Sarter Resartus. Carlyle’s History of French Revolution.

GEO. CARTER & C6,

BOOKSELLERS,

187 Queen Square.

sept7

Black ‘Diamond bine,

The SS. BONAVISTA,

will sail for St. John’s, produce under deck at lowest possible rates. For iuriher particulars apply to

PEAKE BROS. &€ CO,

septs Agents.

exactly 36,2: 36,752: the expenditure $37,392,37 3, showing a deficit

arises entirely from

This

the customs returns,

in Quebec.

3, Essays

the

due here from Mon- treal on Monday morning, September lth, Nfid., via Sydney, carryiny borses cattle and sheep on deck, and

P. E. Island Railway,

Onand after FRIDAY

frains Outward.

Read down, up PM AM Leave Arrive ¥ " AM 240 600.......- Charlcttetown....... 9 301 614..... we Junction..... $ . 919 3530 64. ....North Wiltshire...... 53 8 30 406 658....... Hunter River.......524 815 449 7 36........Bradalbane. . 50 72 155 FBO. cc eeeeeee a 455 730 OOS FO oes. ccs Freetown. te... ee SF Otsccusiss ——— seaebens 423 68 GOe CIP sickas Ar as ckenn 406 616 rM Summerside AM 20 S0h}.<.;..--. uv Ve ae 340 1105 8) ee «:Migcouche........ .3% Wh 7223 8 . Wellington . . 307 Wit Se Oe skscscees Peet aitl. ....5.... 237 935 oe. Sear PET .08 ch seece 14s 3809 5us 10 47... ‘ "Bioomfetd. sor Te 600 1114 -Alberton. . ——- to. Oe Oh cosens sect Tignish -- AZZ 600 PM AM “Pal aM AM PM AM PM 630 300.......Charlottetown....... 8B 5235 6 3b. ~-duyaity Junction..... 905 515 728 84... meet detbanss 80: 40 805 40 Lv 815 405 ideas Stewa t 820 410).......Lv . 2 een 810 355 OOP OI. Seicsuces Morell........ ove 40 9s) 3@.... .-St Peter's. , 1.2 °° SS 00 06, Bie cxccssv ..Bear River. ...... ote 1 BE le wvacssuses SEU cs + sigssa 6b 118 AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM 82 410..... er Stewart...... 8 0 3h 938 503.. ..-Cardigan..... -717 237 aly «St jenamieee opt-mee 7Ww 215 4M PM AM PM PM AM Us Audbnosccvnsan NE ioc ace oe.0 Z 605 eure eeldand Cape Traverse.... ..-.+.+- 62 PM A M D. PO THRSER. en. Mgr. Can. Gov ailway4, * . Monewtwon, x. J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent,

ULbarlottietown.

lst Juve, 1894 the trains of this Railway will run daily’ (Sundays excepted) as follows :—

Trains Inward.

a -

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1894.

1894. Iiso4. GRAND FALL OPENING JAMES PATON & GO'S. STORE, =|

ON ws

Tuesday First, at 9 a.m. a

alike. Py

cannot be had elsewhere. F

Pattern Jackets will be shown—no two Pattern Capes that Fur Goods of the

latest and best quality.

Millinery that only requires to be seen to be bought, Inspection freely solicited. ut “By JAMES PATON & CO : WA AA kL A AY Js . ,

Q =o 4 ~ = e one E-" =o Pri eB = oO Ce. o. - 73 7 Sa 5 & 1 FS | Cc — © —” : — — co : 4 S @ ; a” Ui o—s _ mone = ———on — ~ ~ o 8 ~ | 2 5 x : 7 5 ae = ge at ae 2 om ° — - = vom as é = +. &.2 2° 2-2 o = no — e& mae . > ss e ~* o ° - o — 5 pe ef ® S ra 3 ~ -s aA ts — — = = | = ~ = ° a. oe a oo same _— 2 = © wa oo = > o..2 if ta 2 ~| mee | Ge a ee 5. ae : z vate — . 2 | sg iD S7 = = - i @o a s oe ae Le. = = bos SS = Se OE “ +. @ e eS a rae oF © & = ~= = Gr = -~ ) Ne ~ a — € oS Si. oe ha rg) tae a & . wat ™/_ : ° Ge a 4 ss o o = ss ® ~_ rae Sn ® tA

————

$$. a

BILL HEADS, | One Thousand As Assorted Sizes

a een n

~

(| FOR $2.75, ~- / THE BEST PAPER AND PADDED.

cuvelopes from $I! $1.50 per (,00¢ : up (Printed), ;

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Remember the three words when jou are erdering

You will save money by ordering ROW a9 Orders by mail promptly ‘attended to,

JAMES BD. TAYLOR,

Qe ueen Street,

FRIENDS ~

are made for the Grocer ‘s who handles

“BABYS OWN "OAP,”

And see that you get the genuine, and not any of the im’- tations. Itism ce by THE ALBERT TOILET SOAP Co. red

GLOSIN:: sour, Superior Furniture,

CARRIAGES, Seecl I, RIGS. | FOR SALE BY AUCTION. BY AUCTION.

In order to close my Carriage Business for | this searon, I wiil sell by Auction, in front of my Sales Room, Grafton Street. on FRIDAY, | the 7th day of September, at 1! o'clock, the balance of Special Rigs on hand, as follows "—

1 Pony Gladstone, | Pony Phaeton, | large }

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I am instracted by W. Miller, E-=q., to se]] by Auction, at his residence , Pri nee Street, on WEDNESDAY, the 19¢h d: iv of September, instant, commencing at 1] o'clock, a. m.:— All his Household Effeets, superior Heintzman Piano, gan, Drawing Room, Dinin:

Phaeton with Chili’s 8 a’, | Mi kar a s oon Seat Buggy, 1 Conco d soi ‘d Se ut, 1¢

Bedroom and Kiteh: riitare, nearly | Terms cash, or approved notes aa Sila : ow dad | me . we ” = er ° 6 7 | . : * ad c : ‘ ; 0 and tu good order. ermis al saie. j None W ill vive more satis- Rt. BE IRSTO, : R: BEATRSTO . Auctioneer. | % ” Seon . faction. : Ch’town, Aug. 31, 189i-—wky li dy sat tu th scplo—w § Auctioneer. Lug 25 ; j :

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PICKLING VINEGAR AN

nes BEER & GOFF have just received direct from London, England, 10 Casks of the a . best English Malt Vinegar for Pickling purposes. If you use this Vinegar your Pickles ©

will keep all right. White Wine and Cider Vinegars also in stock. We have just received 150 pounds of Choice Mises! : we.

as last year. | ig BEER & GOFF, —

tember 6, 1894—tu thu sat ee

Pickling same. quality

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STANELRY BROT