ee eee amelie,

Panocle

te eee Ne nt

Oe ae ee

lors y Golf & Cea,,

the

Mr. A. C, Dennis, traveller for the firm of has just returned from a throughous

Is! ‘D 1,

THE DAILY HXAMINE

2 Beata ,

THIS AD. UNLESS YOU ARE PREPARED

TO BE CONVINCED THAT

MARK WRIGHT & CO.

WANT YOUR TRADE,

And, to prove they mean what they say, call and ENQUIRE lend, increasing the Tl | K PRICE OF THEIR GOODS.

iithey will give special attention to Repairing and Re-upholster-

for the next sixty days

Large stock of Furniture Covering on hand.

Remember, their facilities are First-class, and they sell, without doubt, the CHEAPEST on P. K. Island. Ch’town, Mareh 14, 1885

: : ry successful trip ESLDI ‘ | Sk] 1} Ie ° : orw LEVELAN s! ef wA‘I he orders received for summer boots and ae AND PANOCLE \ hoes, are twice as lar;c as the corresponding \ RAT! ‘8 trip last year. We ae glad to know that our iin merchants tiad it to their advantage to ap-| , ace home VY ley .\Y rh / a preciate and en oures hom industry Lo EXA MINE : Lor remnants of Cloth at half price, at L. he telegrams Tuesday morning! | Prowse’s. | ; ‘ ‘ | ’ ’ . , . y ated that Presid Cleveland played \ rINe assortment of men’s and boy’s Felt if *pan until 1 o’cloek) Hats, English, American and Canadian, at the i 0 i ‘ en de Lae lon House {ma 2S @ wa nd i¢ seems s about Goov Coprisu at W. P. Colwill’s. ch18—4w dy wky. ip ‘ lat pyame the - I : dy y sal arched for a deseription and Rep Cornant Jevcy, 25 cents per pound at ' : t . Beer & Goil's. [ap Qt ule play 1e dictionary gives ne a . 7 i Dorsey, Gorr & Co,’s is the best place | : i ih t \ LOD gia Goes no. re to buy B ote. mech2h od authorities oa cards make ties . : $i } ' : Cingar Repucrion on Boots and Slipper | ' } ‘i t 3° é] ’ ‘Ver ‘ ‘ or - "a ' — jury ? ae ar" > tat D raey, Goll & Co’s. mehVo } found a gentleman who had played the “s . tee 7s For restoring worn-out ind W uite Willing to vive a yield ot milk, and quality of pasture, as well It. The fo!lowlag 1s 4) as early maturity of crops; use ‘Ceres’ an fond ; : : ‘orn . ; seria sala a _ {mar ling Furniture. { ’a2n0c Gis a game playe d wiih thirty One hundred boxes Boneless Fish at Beer & 4 yhlav ; +} y t — . Coffs (feb?1 Ww pity ! auras, Lae Geuce, re y; bOour, ? : : ‘a e,und six spots of each suit’ being! Clar Twxxps for boys at L. B, Prowse’s : : ; ; pe 5S , ne ; mn @ 1} os " a » : ken from pack Kight cards are Exceitient Tras selling low at ce B. ‘ 7 . 1} ac ‘ ’ sh 2t ealt to each player, first three all ar- Macdonald’s. meh26 u then two, and then three. Trump We guarantee to seli cheaper than any- t\As ‘ ‘ yt » abt i ‘ . 1 hy

s turned up and y _ , ; PLENDIP lot of Tea Pots at W. P. Col rack | * piayer he > ot he As } ; p ys rto tod ett os ll’s 4w dy wky—mcehI8 leaier leads, a1 the one thal takes the . : 1 oF ' : oo ay 2 Fiereen barrels Fox Berries at Beer & Goll s ck draws the top card of the deck ; feb 2 ‘ Bod en en lave s ut ac ‘ ‘ : CHOD play iB & card Mach A rew pounds of that 12 cent Preserve, at i it then is i i D5 | winher! R. K. Brace’s Also Figs, Dates, &c. (ap 7 i ) int points of gaime,as in “seven lueRE are just two things that is an impos- l Che tofthe gameisto ] lay | sibility to do on P. EB; Island, and that is to a? . = } , . - °< ; i , points, W areas follows: Each! step people trom drinking brandy, and to 1 és h ten-:pot | C2TY, 8 prece of fine Machinery to Brown’s ; © Cou a ¢ » mints aC » eae . ° : a ; a ee 7 ' that he ceunot mend or make new, such as a Ss ten p , each King counts [0Ur| Sewing Machines, Guns, ete Shop on the i ints i qu counts three ints, rner of Prince and Grafton Streets, Ch’town, nod each k « 3 (wo points, tr lhe a 8s the highest card, ten next, Goop, all-wool Tweed for 45 cents per yard : : oe . EK. Pro re ¢ Klog Che ten-s} akes the | 8tl. E. Prowse’s. K sll under it. Until the deck 18 | e) isted the players are not required ; ae | a > ieee 1 0 TolloW sul trump. besides the|

Cyrulal

a a ee SA A SE RA Te co <a a ™ ro « = e .

Counts

eks 40

must m

it k. He trick

trumps

chert" }

the player a Second tir should be h

f the

<°CCUSs on

t

his eredit, played the

dliee . and ne

of the gaine

the pao cle.

bezique. us bezique.

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Nursery, a

Beer & Golf's,

T k

Macdonald’s

NK

THE people

Me:

tow at J. b

Heer & Goff's.

voto Jd, B

price

DINNER oba,

Ne 4) a

them coucts

Cai

p unts Oo

SU; four queens counts 60 ; four] piayer holds in bis hand, but he can not inelt betore he takes a trick, and before can make but ove melt on a} the holder of the seven spot of}

i

is

trumps, turned up, putting the seven spot io its place Diece can not be counted |

n eld

drawing from the jack of diamonds spades calls “panocle” melt, Having drawn all the cards of the deck ihe players play for game as in up, and must follow suit or trump.

ach one ‘““melts’

All the cards count is number of points each has in the game| is set to his credit pame with the most pointsis the wioner | . There are 130 points in| &% game and ten points in diece that ere! various combination of “melts” and | The amount to 5 uotior any one player Panocle was originated New York City. It is a German and is similar to “66,” also to ecart and | Indeed, it is almost the same!

DO.

*«“ipee | t . e i 168, A Peculiar Bird.

A bird which attracts much attention |

like a race horse. enemy of the rattlesnake. iog this reptile, it gathers in its beak a cactus leaf loaded with thorns, which | weighs about a pound, and, hovering ever the suake, drops it upon him. This makes the snake eoil, for the bird returns with another other, until the mad serpent is either | killed by his bed of thorns or dies by | hisown poison. The bird then pro- | ceeds to feed on his victim.

‘ . : - ve | J. G. Eexsravr has for sale at St. Vincent! .

bouquets, only 25 cents each

Rep Cugraxt Jey, 25

donald's Boot Store.

cheapest and best Hats in town. ‘3 Rusper Poors, best quality, selling | Mardonald’s boot >tore, Rep Coreant Jeciy, 25 cents per pound at

Bon ecess Fis, 5 cts, per pound ; 30 pound boxes, 31.35, at beer & Getl's, Fox Worsteds and Tweedg fer Men’s Suite Macdonal Try you want the right iat at the right go to L, Ki. Prowse’s

are selling

’ Lue

** diece”’

laidat theside of the

.e.— Dorsey, Gotf & Co's.

meh25

f vyame are Others made

by “melting.” Llaving taken atrick, if| the wino has cing anda queen ol s ays the two he tore hin show that he has them, He “ forteit the « ards, however, for f * used in taking tricks. Each neit i king aod queen counts twenty points unless he elts’ trumps, io whoicn case if counts forty. if he bolds four aces he ‘‘melis

Melting four ki

ing is telling whata

then |

drawing trom the!

and takes the

j}and is well known

This counts ten for

| Lower Provinces. The jack of diamonds | rates. until the finish of the| ; -. r . ‘ | deck The b der | Ghar ani queen of | . when he has} counting forty. | seven- | anne As | the count is placed to} having been | made, and the!

?

; the melts, panocle, | are added, and the |

}

points all together Ose hundred is a good

TABLES. No

in 1869 in}

' game, | years. all the them out.

leading

it at once ‘ard will do,

It is the determined | ST

Upon find- | ———_——

| | : fight, when

and an-|

Also ;

Oh tewn, Marcel I

+

Special Notices.

i

aluable premiums

as one

With

Gi

Address :

CEORCE CARTER, Sce

in Arizona is named the road runner. | £4°* end, It has a body about 12 inches eee atailofthe same length, and runs | Feb, 11—1 aw wkly 3m

> ‘8 aD AE, e N hand, a quantity of Pi tou, Gowrie Mines and Giace Bay Coal, Sydney (old mine) Round Coal

Wiul be sold for Cash at Summer prices.

CAPT. JOHN HUGHISS,

0, 19a

of

such

44 Queen Street,

lottetown, P. E. Island.

March 17th, 1885.

it

need to send foreign tirms Patronize a home institation. Buy seeds suited to the climate. have given satisfaction for the last five test the germinating qualities of varieties before sending WHITE RUSSIAN WHEAT anc GARTER’S IMPERIAL TURAIP ®e special

Orders for Catalogue will be booked ws received, and mailed in turn. Name and address on Posta)

Customers of last year need

Charlottetown, P. KH. Island

44 QUBEN STREET.

W.A.BRENNAK,

Book, Job and Oreamental Printer, Book-Binder, Paper Ruler,

—AND—

‘BLANK-BOOK HANUFACTORER

The Printing and Binding machinery and *lant in this Office is that of the late

Bremner Brothers.

the most com- plete printing and binding concerns in the facilities itis no trouble to do the best work at moderate

contain-

orders

My seeds

Send for

dsman.,

Water tract

Prove

AROUCHONT ae WORLD

ariety of plants in bloom. Also | 6 (ap 7 pane conts per pound at gas fap 9 : Laptes’ and Misses’ Rubber Boots at Mac- | * fap 5 8 , KEROSENE O11 by the Cask at Beer & Gofl’s, Seti { ap 6 | 5 OL and Valises selling cheap at J. R, | STATIONERS T {ap 8 | ati know L. E, Prowse sells the}

[mar 28!

{ap 5

[ap 9

mchl9 iV I"s. fap 8 (mar 25 Tea Sets, Chamber Sets, very cheap at W, P,

‘THE VIOLIN. ©

AX, VINNICOMBE is now prepared to

take a limited number of pupils for Violin Instruction by ‘‘Danclas” conservatory method, which is so complete that each pupil is enabled to form a part of one harmonized body, thereby making the tuition a pleasure inetead of the old class drudyery.

Pupils picferred from 12 to 16 years of age

(tobwill’s 4w dy wky—mchlI8 Pee terms ay ply at hie rosidenna, Wate: ; L. KE. Prowse’s Hats suits the pocket and es Tah 34 S208 fita the head, {mar 28

Cansep Salmon, Lobsters and Finnan QUUBSOPDSE for THE DAINTY FY * Me. Haddte at Veer & Goff's (feh 21°" =e Oar SOU Wr tale —

PREE TO ALLE

EORCE CARTERS SEED CATALOGUE FOR 1985 will be ready March Ist. and will b: mailed FREE to all ap- plicants. descriptions and cul tural directions of all the leading varieties ef LOWER. VEGETABLE AND ACRICUL /MTURAL SEEDS. 8 Pages. ov Lliustrations. v )

to purchasers of seeds.

50.00 IN PRIZES FOR BEST VYECE- AGLE t

thief as it can be

work,

RN RRAT

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to have easy access

BACKS AND CORNE

RS, which

MORRIS & IRELAN D’S

NEW IMPROVED PATENT EICHT-FLANCE FIRE-PROOF SAFE

aa only Eight-F'ange Safe in the world, and containing more improvements than ANY SAFE made, such as :

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2nd, THE PATENT- HINGED CAP—the back plate of the door being on hinges, enabling the owner, by turning a thumbscrew, He can thus easily change the lock, clean, oil, and keep the bolt-work in good order.

3rd. IRON INSIDE LINING, stronger than wood, and which retains the moisture in the filling for an indefinite time. the moisture and ‘‘requires filling over again.”

4th, FOUR-WHEEL COMBINATION LOCKS, the simplest, strougest, most efficient and easiest to change of any in use.

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6th. EIGHT FLANGES—the most important improvement ever made in fire-proof safes, providing eight laps, thus preventing the passage of heat, it having to poss over twelve inches, no injury arises from this source, a8 in other safes containing one, two or three flanges.

THESE SAFES have stood the test of years, aud the greatest fires on this continent, and have the CHAMPION RECORD wu the Boston, Chicago and Haverhill Fires.

We are selling these safes as low as any good safe,and are disposing of large numbers throughout the Dominion

BANK WORK AND VAULT DOORS are specialties of our tirm. monials and information, address,

JOSEPH JACOBS,

AQENT,

to the lock and boit-

Wood is thicker and weaker, and alter a few years absorbs

prevents

For prices, testi-

Se RRIS & IRELAND,

64 Sudbury St., Reston Mase

ISs4-5.

“TRAINS DEPART.—

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY, —

Winter Arrangement,

FOR THE WEST

"TRAINS ARRIVE.—FROM' THE WEST.

TBAINS ARRIVE.—FROM THE E

Iss 4-5,

N AND AFTER MONDAY, DECEMBER 8th, 1854, Trains will run daily as follows (Sunday’s excepted) :—

STATIONS, [No. 1./No, 3 STATIONS. 'No. 2./No, 4 -|No. 4, A ee ere ee “Sa a Charlottetown....,.,.. ise fo scee s eo CMa ath 8 Se 2 na 4.45 (10,15 I a ens too 2.58 il Rewalty Sainction....... i, .ccelcoccece 4.22 9 52 See eee 8.30 3.30 || North eR ak a 3.30 9.00 ce cra aa ay Oo STE ES ip Be OT 8.45 | 3.45 | Hunter River; ....... siksontckiaskad &.15 | 3.40 ee eh Pe eee 8 9.23 4.22 || Bradallne ..... onc: .eeeheaeeen yeiaae se 2,40 | 8,08 EE RS ee cFuen | OR Te enhtl Cine. bas docs e gets. nk. 2.30 ' 7.58 RE TE SS ail daa errs: | 9,48 4.47 || Freetown, ...cesess. we lnddeDebebaIL. Li, 2.13 | 7.43 NN Gg es ec a ais Pere AO oir cece nsacendernunn al 1,50 | 7.29 ar\10.45 | 5.45 dp 1.15 | 6.45 ee oe Te th EE ee ee 3 ;P. M, Bamamerabdles eos i'sevess6s LRAT ; A, M, dp} 1.00 ar 11.10 PING ok 5 a css on Milla s kn son 0+ the 1.22 Rs oo 600k. kt is oad codec nsneiens & 10.47 eS 8. We. hock ocelente 1.50 ROR, 00 0 dbabrnnese des scvenees 10,20 Pertellll, occ svcck rari My bd. gaan 2.35 | Sh ME snccatatilscrokithiinuhas > 9.36. | |” ae a des ee 3.55 STM bo dnc cei vccsdctcbsdsVaesccceds 8.15 eee Blocatiellles +o thewd ovis int Viee beberle ¢ 7,49 aS sd. cs bc 5 o85 0s eo 04s ck es eWanes | 5.00 AIDOPOOR,«... « we ic base eddéuscbasbecnes dp 7.10 PE > eo np ctiddd cds nneeds «406 4x's ar] 6-00 TAGs osnns of 40000050 ccsheeansesen ea dp 6,10

AST.

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SAN,

Snperintandent

OR

(lour, climate.

Cb be

wre,

oe ee

ay best variety of ‘White Russian” Seed Wheat, a splendid yielder, good stiff straw; best for our eoil and

Merch O IRR Pinne

JOHN NEWSON.

fion. BD.

WARBURTON

(BARRISTERS & ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, Notaries Public, Xe.

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