rad Ghd liems.

i is ¢ \ pected

nber of the

to be at the drill k this evening.

'y Major David-

nay next, at ten

i is in better re- than Ayer’s Sar- rtain remedy for o ” rders, leading physi-

where recommend it

| i i} steamer Princess Beatrice, | in Kelly, left for Halifax about ; < yesterday afternoon.

bsters, pork, ete. Miss ‘ ‘ ie Fraser, Mrs. Reeves, Miss ‘ummings went as pas-

y is done by the use of irritaiing g inds taken as purgatives. In \ s Pills, the patient has a mild bat effect- : that can be confidently re-

f the most delicate patients

inmost robust. °

Mrs. Webster, whose lemple building ago, has taken a for $11,000 damages against the Metho- a of Canad id the trustees of St. s Street congregation, who are owners of

; '4 tj DAMAGES, eA SS Killed at the saa ll

‘ a mio, som ime

o .1y Mens’ Convention.—The Reail-

Mi Christion Convention of 1889 will

id, Halifax, to-morrow. Mr.

sppell is the delegate from the Island ' I lates onial, Windsor and An- : » Scotia Central and other rail-

; ursion party came tamago e in the str. M. A, j steamer arrived here sailed on return at

y much pleased with

WW ro Man.—A sailor on

mm Lunenburg to Hali-

man who looked

1 tourist, a lot of choice cigars

He admitted that they had en I Uh stranger quietly re | take t whole of them,’ and

i which revealed

' soOnness,

eERSE.- Though the

rt overcast, and there

howers, thé large pic-

with Zion Church

ed a very pleasant

The attendance

ryons seemed to

cursion and the

shores and quiet

the excellent manage-

mamittee left nothing to he de-

sired in respect to the inner man, Many of i to mine host and of the Landsdowne House; and all ve, impressed with the attrac-

tions of Cape Traverse as a place of summer resort. Cape Traverse is, in truth, a very tiful part of the country, and affords ex-

ties for bathing,

S pala a Visit '

were, we bell

.— Thesteamer Worcester, Capt. iiled for Beston at the usual ening, with a cargo of eggs, rei, e*c., and the following passengers ; cs W O Clarke, Miss Clarke, Mr’Wear, Miss wear, FE H McDonald, J L Compton, W

U Meara, Mrs O'Meara, M L Ryan, Mrs Me- Douald, John MeDonald George McDonald, McDonald, Jerome McDonald, Mary icVDonald, M irgaret \ Donald, P F Cun- mitt lam, Miss Ross, J 1 IN Pike, Mr Lemar, Mrs r, M Sherry, Miss Mas- , Bb Gerardue, Chas Grant, (Arsenault, P Mc- ties Deighen, Jas Kenny, Edward vay (eo Gigudet, 8 McRae, Mrs Bar- Miss J Bounell, Miss C Robbins, H G rs Doyle, J Millev, Miss McLean,

oyie, Mrs J Noonan, and

rai retu | passengers,

Personal.

ir W. Krennan, of the Journaf is re- the Hotel Davies Henderson, of Sackville, N. B.,

Charlottetown, is visiting the

; tered at Mr. H.

formerly of

Vir. Arthur Newbery left for Boston this Ling It is said that his trip will be one i unusuai toterest. liam Lawson, of Lawson, Harrington & en appointed congal of the Argen- ieration. in Halifax y Loch, Governor-General at Vic- ia, with his suite, and also Sir Lady Brassey, of England, are ig Canada, iss Mary Reynold died at Musquodoboit, Co., on Sunday last, at the age of uele blessedness was not a fail- (ASL. Gttawa Free Prese says Prof. Stone ; just been presented with a hat by ning contractors of Government is prediction concerning the weagher r. The contractors are reported to mey.

° ? Clai Says:

ys: Miss aes vir. C. P. Huntington, is engage {to Prince Hatztoldet the Ger tan in London, who is like wise mar- to a eriean girl, Miss Moulton. The , however, now separated from her . there is nothing against the Prince wlency to contract debts. His debts stimated at 4,000,000 francs. Halifax Herald says: His Majesty the i the belgians has accepted the fesig- cK. R mne, W ho has filled the »8}- ielvian Consul in Nova Seotia for the | Arthur KE. Curren is, we tearn appoint das successor to Mr. Ronne— ‘scontal for Nova Scotia, New Brunswick nd P. B. Islendk

Ra lolwh

vwe by years.

Churchill wag much gow- by Mainisterialists on his, brilliant snc elleetive speech in the Commons on the ** Splendid speech ; better than said one, to whom Lord Ran- ith a glanee of anger and diggust, re- : ee } hat’s absurd !”’ and then turned on heel, Mr. Gladstone bas no more sincere ver than the dashing young statesman, who has so of _ dashed the gauntlet of politi- snCe in His face ihe Queen wrote as follows of the present “to" Of Germany in 1860, when he wae 20 ontas old ; *“* He is such a little love. He us Weiking in with his nurse in a little White cress with } laek bows, ani was sd “ a. hie is a fine fat child, with a beautiful ee we skin, very fine shouiders and Fritz on ij , - ry rw lnce—like Vicky and | wt’ Mouise Ol Baden, He hss Frits’s es * and \ icky * mouth, and very fair curly Mair, We felt so happy to see him at last,”

understand that the

ey saw during

DAIL

THE

P . wom ie “é ak "

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Tennis Tournament.

The rain preveuted the progress of the play yesterday afternoon, and the game was continued to-day. The prizes will be presented at the park after the play is over this afternoon.

In the mixed doubles yesterday Mr. Stewart and Miss Bail defeated Mr. Arnaud and Mrs. Arnaud.

The mens’ singles this morning was won by Lloyd, of Sydney, who defeated Hensley, of Windsor. The ladies singles was cap- tured by Miss Burpee, of St. John, who defeated Miss DesBrisay.

The finals in the mixed and mens’ doubles are being played this afternoon.

The visiting players and their friends were entertained by the local club at a ball at Government House last evening. The attendance was large, and all present thoroughly enjoyed themselves. Dancing began at nine o'clock and was kept up with spirit until about three this morning. The Citizens’ Band provided good music. The ball room was tastefully Yecorated with tennis nets, racquets, etc., and the veran- dah was festooned with flags and awnings. The grounds were prettily illuminated with colored lights.

The cricket match between a team selected from the visiting tennis players and a team from the Park club, postponed yesterday because of the rain, is in progress this afternvon.

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Telegraphic Odds and Ends.

A BUDGET OF GENERAL NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.

Toronto, Ont., Aug. 21.—-There now ap- pears to be some doubt about Bishop Walsh's acceptance of the archbishopric of Toronto. Bad health is said to be the cause.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 21.—The Sultan’s yacht will convey a special mission accom- panied by a large suite, to meet the E.n- peror and Empress of Germany. They are charged with a complimentary message from the Sultan to the German ruler. It is re- ported a deputation of Cretans are going to Athens to solicit Emperor William’s pro- tection.

Sr. Pererspure, Aug. 21.-—Russia has accepted the appointment of Husni Bey as Turkish ambassador to St. Petersburg.

Loxpon, Aug. 21.—A despatch from Crete says a Muhammedan memorial has been sent to the Sultan protesting ‘against the concessions demanded by Christians and recommending that the privileges’ of Christians he reduced and that'they be dis- armed, ae ~ eee

Viewna. Aug. 21.—Two Russian stu- dents, a French professor and two sisters have been arrested here in connection with the case of the son of Russian generel Degen and the editor of a Lemberg paper, who were arrested at Lemberg on Monday on a charge of promoting socialism jn Austria.

Massowan, Aug. 21.--The Abyssinian general Rasalula has advanced to Godofe- lassi and made overtures for peace. General Baldissera, commanding the Italian expedi- tion, has rejected the proposals and ad- vanced upon Reattuls, compelling him to retreat beyond the river Biesa,

Monrreat, Aug. 2}.—A gigantic organ to contain no less than seventy-five stops and to cost in the neighborhood: of thirty- five thousand dollars, is now being built under directions of Mr. Casavant, of St. Hyacinthe, in the Notre Dame Church. It is to be tinighed next summer.

Port CoLeorne, Ont., Aug. 2]:—M. E. Coster, who js putting in wells for natural gas about seyen miles from here, struck it last evening at about 600 feet. The flow is large and in paying quantities.

OOOH

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OSBORNE HOUSE

Aug 24—A Kobertsan, C‘Mandant, CV H Geary, Montreal; J J Skinner, R F Skinner, Montagne; D Ross, Orwell; J W McLeod, Brule; Mrs P H MeLellan, Boston; W B Robertson, city; E McNeill, M D, Vernon River; Mr and Mrs Gerrior, Picton; HS Sliker, Thos Fissette, Brantford; W Taylor Salisbury, NS; H W #2 Stayert, S'side, and 50 excnrsionjsts frqm ‘{atamagouche. ' ae

HOTEL DAVIES.

Aug 22—-A F Morrow, Souris; Bessie Fraser Montague; 8 M Currie, Amherst; Miss Thomp- son, Lynn, Mass; A E Cox, Boston; W C McDonatd, Halifax; C W Mandant, Boston, C E Delorme, Montreal; A J Hillbourn, Bos- ton; K B Coulson, Montreal; CS Lane, C M Shaw, Halifax; T McMurray, Montreal; W Johnstone, wife and dayghter, Halifax; W A Brennan, S’side; J Warren, Montreal; b © McDougall; Antigonish; A W Adams, 8t John! H A K Drury, do; JS Black, wife and son, Sackville, N B; Rev Mrand Mrs Levarie Montreal; A S Chipman, Halifax; and a number from Tatamagonche.

RANKIN HOUSE.

Aug. 22—A D Forbes, Lowell, Mase; S Cantlo, Pravidence, Rhode Island; Mrs Mc- Phee, Lawrence, Mass;'T Arsenault, 8 E Mo- Rae, Tignish; B Gerardus, Amawalk; T P Croken, bd A D Deighan, Emerald; B C Croken, Norboro; P S McQuaid, Peake’s Station; G H Gaudet, Rollo Bav, L Me- Kinnon, Canoe Cove; J Kelly, Elliot Vale; E McKay, Bristol, Conn; Annie Ross, Jesa‘e Chambers, W bickay, : Matthews, John WeKay, A McKay, Mias Mar, Misses Jour- dary, S MeWilliams, M Gollen, @ McHeen, N McBean, LaPrissos, W L Henderson, D M Johnson, J Johnson, A E Johnsen, Tatama- gouche; Mrs Morrow, Montague; M Mathe- well, Hiram Douglass, Violet Munro, P E Steele, D Henderson, River John; T F Red. mond, J Bradley, S Berbers P Suthe land, x Mcintogh wv » Robert Murray, G Mckay. d icDonald, Harltown; P F Cyn- ningham, wife and ehild, South Framing, Mass; Miss Chambers, River John: W J O’Mara and wife, Miss Ryan, Boston; Jas Hages. Charlo, N B; P Hines, New Annan, N 3; GR Dixon, Rollo Bay.

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Not Ick. —Mias Wilson would inform her pupils that lessons will be resumed on Mon- day, Sept. 2nd. aug22 eod tid For Sale ata Bergein.—fpe firgt-class Em- erson Piano, nearly néw. Apply at the sales- room of EB. H. Norton & Co., 1] Queen Street. aug 24, Gi eod New Corsets, One case of the best makes just opened at J. B. Macdonald’s —agl4 61

Pimples, pustules, rash, eczema, all humors and all diseases of the skin, piles, = lcers, sore and wounds, chapped hands, roughness of the skin, are quickly. healed and ones, Oy the ude of Baird's’ French Ointment. d by al dealers.

For cholera, cholera infantum, summery com- plaint, cramps and pains in the bowels, there is no remedy that can be more relied upon ghan Kendrick’s Mixture, for children or adults.

Y EXAMINER,

day hour be | ANDREWS, Rennie’s Road, Lot 22.

~<=1889¢>— BOSTON DIRECT.

Boston, Halifax and-P. E. Island Steamship Line.

Only Direct Line Without Change,

CHARLOTTETOWN 'T0 BOSTON.

The Staunch and Commodious Steamships

* Carroll” and * Worcester,”

poe trae Coed thoroughly refurnished and put into

first- condition in every respect, will, durin,

= 4 nof 18%9, runas follows, commencing t e

“CARROLL,” From Charlottetowr, ‘Thursday, 9th May, at 6 p. m.

One of these vessels will leave Roston for Charlottetown EVERY WELNESDAY, at Noon, and Charlottetown for Boston EVERY THURS- DAY, at Six o’clock, p. m.

Excellent Passenger accommodation. rates.

FARES— First-class Passage Berth in weil- furnished Cabin, $650. Stateroom Berth, $2.00 extra,

Lowest Rates for Freight, carefully handled.

CARVELL BROS., Agents, Charlottetown. HARRISON LORING, Treasurer, - k. B. GARDNER, Manager, Lewis’ Wharf, Boston.

Low

which:<is always

Eagar

cs r ’ SRS OE PE ee eS es Ss te Sg ~ ey

etna ISLAND Steamship Company, Ltd.

STEAMER “ PRINCESS. BEATRICE,” CAPTAIN A. H. KELLY,

Will sail from Charlottetown EVERY THURS-

DAY at 2 o'clock for Halifax, calling at Gearge-

town and Souris, P. K. f.. gad Bay held, Port

Hastings, Mulgrave and Hawkesbury, Afichat,

Canso, Sheet Harbar. ye Boake Returning, will sail from Halifax EVFRY ‘U ae MORNING, eat. % o’ciock, making ine cal

The above Steamer will make the round trip every week until close of navigation.

This whl enable Georgetawn and Souris ship-

rs to make direct connections with Steamers at

alifax for any foreign market.

Freight and Passengers solicited at lowest rates, and Through Riils af Lading granted to any port ou, the Cantinent ar United Kingdom,

poly

W. W. CLAREK, Agent, Charlottetown,

Or PickrorD & BLAcK, Halifax, ly13—eod tf

$12,000 ity Debentures.

Teay will be received at the Mayor’ | Oliice up to noon of SATURDAY, the 14th of “September next, far th rohase of Twelve Thoysand Dollars ($13,000) Debentures af the City of Charlottetown, payable in Twenty (20) Years, bearing interest at Four (4) per cent. per annum, payable half yearly. The Debentures will be issued on and bear interest from the Ist October next. , The Council do not bind themselves to ac- cept the highest or any Tender. By order, , ' A. H. MACPHERSON, City Clerk. aug 2!, 1889—m ws pat tu thur sat

FIRE INSURANCE

The Kastern Assurance Co, of Canada,

Incorporated by Dominion Act,

LSS.

HEAD OFFICE, - - SiALIFAX.

JOHN DOULL, Esq., President,

Capital subscribed, $1,080,.000.09 Paid up, - - - 259,000.9Q FRED. W. HYNDMAN, Agent for P. EK. I. Charlottetown, Aug. 6, i8S9—+tt WANTS, LOSt.—On Princs Street, a Satchel, with f

Purse inside, The finder wijl be rewgndéd'b len ving it at, THR EXAMINER Ome Ly MéLeod. :

AST, FOUND dc

ce, or with Dp. aug 23

TO8T.—0n Saturday Evening, the 17th inst., on one of the Screets, a large Garnet Shawl. The finder will -be rewarded

y leaving it at this ottice.

aug. 20—3i pd

RINTERS WANTED.—Two Job Printers. High waves aad steady ojtuatign to oe rien Mich. —Ueo, yh. Gardiner, ~ aug. 2-3] ead p WyANtap- A Upek. Apply by letter to Mrs. Arthur Peters, as Mr. Peters is at present in the country. aug 19—pat » ANTED.-A good Servant.. Apply at once to Mrs. © B. MACNEILL, Great Ceoorga Sireet, City. oe @agle” yess On ngs ay, between Watson's Drag 5S way Crossing, a Diamond Brace nek he nuder will be rewarded by leaving it at this office. pd dy3i wkyl—augl

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TRAY PIG.—There has been on the premises of the subscriber for about @ month. a strayed white Sow Pig. The guner ou have’ hey“by roving property and pe expenses a

saa vat riot dalled for on or before the 14th Septem next, at 12 0’clock, she will on that y and by Public Auction.—JOHN

d w—augi6

0 LET.—One-half of my Dwelling House on Pogoceaiod Gree ugh aépeetiber: Jean H Gina. wae ns ake Se aug

R SALE.—Ata liberal reduction, the Ency-

clopesiia Brittanica, latest edition, complete in 24 volumes; Cloth binding, Apply at this oftice. Fg . aug d 7ANTED,—A good Salesman who uy ands Book-keep:ng, to take ge of adi re in the cquatry. Viberalw Ww. Serer references required,” Apply “by letter to Box | 649, Charloitevown.**-- —* ~ gug 1@

ANTED.— A 00d Servant for g-neral work. WA xiny to htev, Prep E. J, Lioyp, Pownal Street. ‘ tf—aurl

TURE for three Cows in Field OA ali. quarter of a mile from the

city. Pump in field. A to — &

SUTHERLAND, Agents,

- -. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23 1889 __

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PATON & CO’s.

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just Upening, one First lnstalment of Dry Goods from the English Markets,

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4 JAS L& 3 @

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS TO

Our Stock of Dress Goods

IN ALL THE NEWEST SHADES AND DESIGNS.

NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW DRESS GOODS,

In Cashmeres, Merinoes and Fancy Colorings; Tweed, for Ladies’ Costumes; Cloth, in Checks and Stripes (extra value); Plaid Dress Material (new shades); Fancy Prints, Cretonnes, Flannelette, Winceys, and Printed Dimity, &c., &c.

_Our HOUSE FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is well stocked with the Best Materials, and at the LOWEST PRICES.

JAMES PATON & C@.,

Charlottetown, Aug. 23, 1889—eo! why BROWN’S BLOCK, MARKET SQUARE.

AUCTION PRICES DURING AUGUST

Lab Line Heist 1 siaraeeaed | le J.5.MiacDONALD’S The Balance of his Stock cf Mens’ and Boys’ Clothing

WILL BE CLEARED OUT AT AUCTION PRICES DURING THIS MONTH.

Great Bargains in Summer Underclothing.

Great Bargains in Mens’ and Boy's Hats.

Great Bargains in Ladies’ Summer Dress Goods and

Cottons.

FORCHHAP GOODS ALWAYS SGOTO es | J. BE. MACDONALD’S.

GREAT SALE OF BGOTS & SHOES

AT

The Dominion Boot and Shoe Store,

‘DURING THE MONTH CF AUGUST.

Every body invited to buy the Best and Cheapest Boots and Shoes in Town - y J I LCOMINION Boot AND SHOE GTOR=Z,

&’. B. WACDONALD, Proprietor,

WEST SIDE QUEEN STREET.

at the

Ch’town, August 5, 1889—eod wky ~ ~ = . a

| Gat, at Tas: | | . 6 a’ a ” ‘Shortest Route toBoston,' Inman Laine. “Army aud Navy Depot. Esits VIA HALIFAX. | watt

4 = |CIEY OF NEW YORK, 10,4¢0 Tons ae . ‘Canada A‘lantis Steamship O0,|S2¥ % FARES 10.00 ns "TAG Gam @ fi ned ARR ONE "| Cex ab Basti see Ses Oe 7 f The Fast, Stecl Clyde-built i os GF CHESTER, 4,770 Tons. TLALIE ko oe

J ; coe ate meee ae

GP RICHMOND, 4,759 Tous

revmmtees ogoazar cops ouu'A Full Stock of Wines and Ligure ' ir

| oro A eee eee yo STEAMSHIP “HALIFAX” Pe ésaialy bi4 b 7 AOI P | largest and fastest in the world, and ar JUST RECEIVED.

Leaves Nobl EVERY o'clock,

yble’s Wharf, Halifax, for Boston, | kuown tof the regularity and rapidity of | TEVNESDAY MORNING t 19 | Passages weross the Atlantic. 3 pee sxc rhe. = a. § | The SJoons and erpiorecmn are amidsi. 8s | _ 2 : d 1.» ° a 2 . Ret j 2A Lewis? Wharf, Boston, for | where lexat motion is felt. i.adies’ and Gentle-! aaa keels sh ’ re sive ncon. iimen’s Sitting aod Ss noking Koom3, Pic sy | ai Passengers leaving Charlottetown on Tnesday, | Libraries, Barber Shop, Bath-r 01S. etC., Pro- via Pictuu, arrive at Halifax same evening, and Llect# a ~ gg Steamers are fitted with, t can. if they fer it, zo directly on board the | Mlectriciight. — : Be dais adi ation 7 _ The difference in fares applies 6 location of ; Berths or Siate-roomg, Ali eajoy equal privi- } FARES: leges in Saloon.

5() Cases ROYAL BLEND, | LOO 55 caves ISLAY BLEND & GALLIC, 100 Cases OLD RYE,

Necend Cabin Passengers are berthed in rooms ae CHAM PAGNE, choice brands, Charlottetown to Boston (lst class})..........$ 9 20} holding a small numver in each. A liberal tabie 150) * CLARE 2 BOOIO nas seyesecbes: « Fis ccseqestgghakhaesers 16 00 = = apres, necessary for the voyage is fur- 25 ** HOCK and MOSELLE, Mf Vick igg Station: P. E, | Bished oy the Company. “ : s—_0 lsu Halon and faigrpiouial ally leo) Leave New Yorkie Liverpool vin Queena) SS "ENO ADT Goacoy Marasching ‘the Agents of the P. kK. tsland Navigation Co., Wa . 7 Bes . d on a g their Steamers, and at my office, BY EK yY wW Bi ibN ESDAY, , Benedictine, harlottetown, ae OS 200 “ FINE PORT and SHERRY, - KENTON T.NEWBERY, | | Ethene Peery. 150 © HOLLAND GEN and OLD TOM, gent. |New York to Liv , $63. upwards, ac- ’ os ah: meres TF 7 r.er CrupMAN Bros., } on Pe fon eta f cording to stat 300 RENNESSY'S BRANDY, *, **, General Agents, Palifax. ‘Charlottetown do $73.50 ) room & location, wet and VV; Ox, R. B. GARDNER, Agent, - * | * Keturn ‘Trip Tickets at reduced rates, — 160 “* BASS’S ALE, *. esse’ 34 AMantic Avenue, Roston. Baggage checkec' through from New York to ° “ BURKE'S STOUT nayaA—tt Lonaon. <n fo . 255 OL i, ll : For further infor mation apply 6a 100 A POLLINARIS W ATER, FENTON T, NEWBERY, 100 ‘“* BELPAST GINGER ALE,

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Juiy 6, 1889. Agent.; 50 FINE OLD RUM,

5D “ KENAHAN'S L. L. WHISKEY,

Strong Testimony.

| APRS JOHN ROSS,—For the past eleven | - years I have been a great suiferex with | oaok =. as bod OE, ras wae ak y Bare instructed by Robert White to

good : : : . | sell by Auction, on WEDNESDAY, och T begun elon your Magic aris | 1kth September, inst., at 12 o'clock, noon,

i about th ; . : a. healed et — glieaas jo the Premises, all his WANTRD Ay ONGH.

CHOICE GROCERIES

apl4

Property ab opting Fark

a ey pay

oe eed it to similarly anyone rhy | é : atilicted. =~ | Valuable Pioperty at Spring Park, ee Mrs. Daxter Comprron.. a4 iii oarial Georgetown, Jnly 11, 1889: weed eee ee

. 7 . neice ; The above testimonial was volua Nek | Plot No. 1—64 feet x 100 feet, with a large

LABORERS, 200 Lumbermen, for New Hampshire and Michigan.

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by the lady whose name is it. : Ped Teamsters get from $24 to $28 per month and The Salve here reterred to is manufactured in ) TREY Sopament Howe oes pot found; Choppers $26; Car-loaders $26. Alse Charlottetown, and for sale throughout town | : Massachusetts, and 50

and , try, lel within the reach of all. Plot No. 3—32 feet x 100 feet.

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| For-ny skin iajury, test the .MAGIC | t4Phis Property. is clear of City Tuxes, and : 1

Stone Cutters. Our facilities being connected with large egencies through the country give us opportunities to place iarge numbers of men, and we guarantee ali jobs given. WN. E. | Ex:ployment Agenoy, 125 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Mags,

se Laborers for

HEALER. Ask fot it, and ‘take no other, | within five minutes walk of the Post Offive until its merits are fairly proven. ~~ ia Sold at 25 cents per box, and supplied |

wholesale by JOHN ROSS & CO., - Formerly of ‘* Ross's Weekly.” P. O. Box 457, Charlottetown.

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Offers at Private Sale will be considered. Terms easy. E. H. NORTON & CG., | PP. S.—When ready to come take the luter-

Auctioneers. | national Steamboat fur Boston. Ch’town, Aug. 20, 1889—eod till sale aug. 20, 1889-—-2w_

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