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DAILY

A LONG ENGAGEMENT.

Ite Perils Enumerate the Uninitiated,

hat long and tedions engagement keeps the two parted lovers waiting—the worst so* se al Faith and hope et id ce, and do in some

wort sme the rugged bitaof the Way t ae « «re rugved forall the arti-

ale thing, and the long delay be and the betrothal tries ophical— best of

{ween the marriage the patience of the most philos most d-termined to make the ws ae they are, and to bear with equan mity what neither ehergy nor courage can

if Mra. Lynn Linton lrearinews of

Those are the words

an article on the general

being “kept waiting” for anything. Bat ey are mild and colorless. They don’t ‘ half f the etory Probably Mre \ I lidn’t have the experience of ' r engagement or she would have ritte e powerfully on the aubject e y persons who can really stand a g engagement and come ont of it with wny sort of amiability are already fitted vre3, where marriages are not cele

ra 8 per y dreadful,” moaned a gir, 6 as bee antbmitted to this erneial f dispos snd «character ‘fl y and he are tog ar, rou begin to dief ver all sorts of little idiosyncrasies in Another The glamour wears off an agement sooner than off any other r 1 If you and he are separ . ‘ rat you are heartb:oken ae | nm vou begin fo wet and ’ ; self bitterly anae y rent at to kee up the throke cond Then letters get [here is at least one misunder

ta + week It's perfectly wrete hed, you think you ll get your troussean

ade up slowly and you by thi ngs. They

t to look like antiques The atvles hanae The silk you have folded away a at the ed edges Phe tablecloths ana doilies you buy from time to time get vw. You yourself begin to cultivate

| crow's feet. Uneertainty about your fu rnina your temper. You spend sleep

es nights thinking what a hageard-look bride von il be Oh! it’s abominable

ng engavements ght to be probibited avtake my word for i’

vy law Youn t t l lesirable brid t Was! 4 Aili a Gesirabie ride &

e end of Ja )s Service

Tyndall's Kare Courage. dominant characteristics of e late Professor Tyndall waa his superb varage. It marked his ogee in his mountain climbing, ft experimentations and in his l attitude in the field of scientific con erey. It was one of the sources of his

f the

TROPA: CK erywhere

hemical

s'rength as an investigator, aad it carried turough many an interval of doub: ress and uncertainty in whieh a mau

ss splendidly equipped would have failed 1 fled \ single instance wili illustra‘+

ty and depth of this mans aple:

k gal ayes of iodine placed befere the tercepted i the lizht, hed letermined t to " lis own eve in tl \@ focns of strot 1g i

‘ ble ravs. He knew that if in « loing or

} the dark rave were absorbed in a b gh: de

gree by the humors of the ere the albumen , oF Qe aemoers nigel coagulate; anil, if there was no high ab

| the o her hand the rays might strike upon the | retina with a foree anfticient to destroy it | When he first brought his eve undefended | near the dark focus the heat on the part | surrounding the pupil was too intense to |

j

be endared. He, therefore made an aper- ein the plate of the metal, and, placing

is eve bebind this aperture, he gradually approached the point of convergence of the invisible rays. Firet the pupil and next the retina were placed in the focus without any sensible damage. Immediately after ward a sheet of platin 1 ed in the

il plae which the retina hs snied t mition which the ret.na had occupied be

nm f

ame red h

A Picture of Carlyle.

I ean see him now, in an old brown seated on a foutatool on the hearth rng, close to the fire-place in the little parlor, sending most deftly up the imuey whiffs from aleng clay pipe, eo that the room might not be odvrous of

lressing gown

i sceo smoke I cau hear him between whiffa, which served as comas and

4 ete wae never & full stop), pour

gf eth, in the st zest possib eof Seoteh ents, an oral Lat ter Day pampiilet, con

Iritans with icians and the

raat.ing Cromweil and his Pr: mtemporary English polit

‘ease, and

ator ‘) spied t a E. HL Nort m4 . | mnltitades whom they were leading WF the . i ‘ nose t the abyss 3 vee Mrs. Carlyle, wit hail a | head t and one hand covering her face ‘ « listening in silence. She had heard it a!l a a 2 } n befors, poor lady, and knew how little TO LET. nid come of it. lean hear her when Car oe | Iylesdenuneiation of the present became The Pr mises lately occupies ‘ t erribly fierce, make tlie considerate appen! Taur cdrooms, Kitchee deuvne’ rome, tie | “Don't be angry with Mr. Empinnme: ne ie und front room; good yard and stabliny, eic. | t to blame . or before the pipe hai been Possess immediately Apply te i substituted fur the teacup, ‘‘My dear, your JAMES F. CUHTIS tea is getting quite cold; that i@ the way i s with reformer Aueti perhaps, the wii i

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A Cuuntess Answers.

The Countess of Eigin takes a great

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| i _ lew teach ta what nut to do in an } | '

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He wanted More,

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; —— -

The pablic is Lecoming a little eceptica) about waterproofed goods, whether for men or women. Claims have been made

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always be :

EXAMINER

for the Denefit of i

}

i

THOUGHT 7 WAS A FAKE.

4 Letter from a Prominent Kingston Man A Story of Deep Lnterest to Every body Told in His Own Words Dodd's Kidaey Pills Again,

‘f would consider it a favor would allow me to add my testimonial to the many hundreds you no doubt praise of the wonderful cures effected by your Dodd’s Kidney Pills

“I have been a great sufferer from kid- ney trouble and sciatica for the last 15 years, and have paid out hundreds of dol- lars for treatment, but to no effeet. See ing your pills advertised I thought it was a fake to catch the poor unfortunate and took no notice of it. But when I saw the testimonial] of Dr. Rose, a well-known phy sician of good standing and whose reputa- tion I am well acquainted with, I inquired of my druggist if there were any in our vi- cinity who had been cured by them. He named over several remarkable cures in Kingston I k new

verifies

I consulted her husband and he ithe statement I at once procur- ed six boxes which | found gave me relief [ had not felt in years, I took six boxes and [ am now able tu kick the hat off'a man’s head with the leg I could hardly drag along, and my back strong as a_ board

I would consider I was doing the public if I were not to allow my nani to appear in testimony of the Dodd’s Kidney Pills, and further, I will be happy at any time to answer any one who wishes to write me with regard to th:

abov«

wrong to

worth of

Sincerely vours J. H. Brexwoepr, Fishery In=pector. Kingston, Jan. 4th ——E ee ee Sir Robert Duff,” the South Wales, is a Scotchman, but, tunately for his standing

, -

New

Goeverno> of

tion of

his countrymen, he did not attend Highland So At the Iunch-

the annual gathering of the cietv of New South Wales.

have in}

unfor- }

if you i

and amongst others alady whem |

more |

feels as |

j

emonget a por |

eon the Gevernor’s health was p ogee, but the chairman, in doing ©o, said that | thie was the first time in 25 vears that their annual gathering was held withont

the Governor being present. When the toast was being honored some and the health was drunk Ine s prevaded the roo

\

ed “In silen gg while a funeral! stil A state

ernor had cast a deh herate society was loud!y App laude

is eviden tly in social tronble embarrassing nature

nent by eae on th Sirl

of the mot

For Over Fifty Years.

Ax Orv Axp Weit Trizp Mre. Winsloe’s Soothiag beed used for over fifty years by mi of mothers fer their children wh nig, with perfect snecess, [t southes tl: child, softens the gums, allays the pit and is the beet re med I Is pleasnt to the taste. Sol by Druggists in every part of the work Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value } incaleulable. Be sure and ask for Mr- Winslve’s Soothing Syrup, and take 1 other kind.—m. w. f. wkly—t

Rewepy.-- Svrup hia ion

’ ue teeti

cures the colie,

Diarrhea,

Ii npox, March 6.- The drawing roon which the new premier attended this after- noon was the smallest, so far as are concerned, which the queen ha years. This is remarkable from the fac? that the queeu wil! not hold another until 1895. There were only 142 peuple pre eni and the ceremony only lasted an hour. Ail the great officers of state were in attendance Lord Rorberry oceupied a con-

numbers

hee wever.

‘pi ‘ons pi ace near the queen an i othe abinet ministers were present _-

Inflamed and

Pond’

Fac €AL he > certainly cured 7

Toothache . Sore Eves are Extract:

ta: sold in ual bottles on!

sitlliiactncieas Loxpoy, March 6.—Siz William court, leader of the Liberal party House of Commons, has issued a cirenlar letter to his supporters requesting a full attendance of Liberal House on March 12:h, vreat importance will be cons dered, {ndian office. The stadent formally, by new papers.

Har

mem bers in thre when matters cf to thi

ts of Cornel] uaiversity have condemned — thy newspapere hal pre

}

resoitton,

The

one shout- |

a speaker that the Go- }

tobert }

held in |

in the |

vivusly condemned the studeuts for doing |

and endangering party by fii! met

in Old woman to death the lives of a who'e dinner ing the room in which it was chlorine ga.

with | The student’s capacity for }

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Have the early frosts or too late a lin- FO

PILES BURKS SORE EYES wounds SORES

Headache tainly be much relieved.

AND

ALL PAIN

oO ard

gering by the ga:

that

slumbering the it’s very and perh IDs take

—the doctor wil!

rub thor ul

ruaND’sS EXT! warmly with flann tism may wholly d

have the POND’S

any of the many thir

mentions. It's a

Sut don’t accept st

RHEUMATISM so urmmer long?

i

bad Vou must ¢

en gate again aroused

COLDS CUTS BRUISES SPRAINS SORE THROAT Catarrh

AND

AFTER SHAVING

peacefully Well, if

han ge yot i diet

‘

ne anita ; but first part afflicted with n wrap it he rheuma- isappear. It will cer- Now that you EXTRACT try it for igs its buff wrapper wonderful curative.

ibstitutes.

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COLONIAL HOUSE,

PRICTLLIPS

|

SQUARE.

Ki ) nee ree

Mantis Department.

NEW SPRING MANTLES!

On we will sho

February 22, !

Thursday

morning, vy our New

HENRY

“94—tu thu sat

S } meer ty Oprik

both, and « Mantles.

MORGAN & CO.,

MONTREAL.

ine following

day s

WH 3

Tay ay en F LY

ye a,

2 yh 4

aes

Godan.

Laue S

. ; » — > far Paregoric, Drop: ox , t

Is is Picasan

Millior a8

foverishness. eures Diarrhea aud

teothing

Castoris assimilates the food, and bowels, giving heaithy

varcotic

- - wR, «SS

r c Pite? Dr. Samuel i . ¥ es ron. It contains!

veataad eo SUYISLaANCC.

Pos & re

of Mothers.

tronb!

toria is the Children’s Pa:

Castori

“ Castoria is an Gren. Riot

* Castoria is the best remc @hich lam far distant when interest of tucir ¢ sivod of tue varion d-struyin

g their }

The Ce

EEF a wt

hers have repeated! good effect upon their children.”

acquainted. fi mothers will consider the resi

biliren,

nt incdicine for chil y told ms of its

ce xcelle:

Da. G. C. Osaoon, Lowell, Mass.

ren of

isrcot

ly for chile hope tho da

and use Castor?2 is- ;quack nostrums which arc loved ones, by foreingopi:m, wg syrup and other hurtful throats, thereb¥, sending

Conway, Ar

tanr Company,

Caster Castoria preveats vomiting Sour Curd, Vind Cotlie. es, cures constipation and flatulency.

cher's prescription for Infants

sciiucr ¢

pium, Morphine nor {é is a harmless substitute syrups, and Castor Oil

mew ~o -

- .

. Its guarantee is thirty ycars’ use by

ia destroys Worms and aliays

Castoria relicves

regulates the stomach and natural sleep. Case

nacea—the Mother’s Friend,

* Cactoria is so we M1 adapted to chi iidren thas I recommend it as superior toany prescription known to me.” Ri. A. Anceuer, M. D., 111 So. Oxford St., Drookliyn, N. Y.

“Our physicians ia the children’s depart- ment have spoken highly of their experi- cnee in their cutside practice with Castoria.

nd elthough we only hare among our medical supplies what is known eas regulcr products, yct wo are free te confess that the ricrits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it.”

Unitep EosprraL anp Dispensary, Boston, Masa

Auten C. Surrnu, Pres.,

Tl Murray Street, New York City.

making a public fool of himself and not |

bein s ashamed is abnormally developed ; Corue!! liclinsnscitenadiaaalinstiaims Step Conghing. Hawker’s Wild Cherry Balsam will cure that Cong!

|

TO) ' Toln and j

USE SKOLA‘S DISCOVERY, the grent |

lund and Nerve Remedy.

———

Mr. Donald Nicholson

liseovered in his canvass for Ward Thre that the citizens are at pre-ent not in favor of Sanitary Reform, Permanent Streets or Sidewalks, or a roadway to Victoria Park, hence he declined tu contest the Ward again-t Mr. Taylor.

lle is satisfied, however, tors appreciate

Good Tobacco,

and he is now working day and night pro- ducing a GOOD SMOKING and CHEW- ING ARTICLE. Look ont for his NEW BRAND, mare from straight specially selected.

that the elec

x nd,

Hickey & Nicholson.

feb] 2

Meagher's Orange Quinine Wine,

Prepared strictly according to the British Phannacopela, Quinine in this agreeable forin is quicker in action and more reliable thea wuen taken in Capsules, Powders or Pills Dodse—Half a wineglassful. For sale by all druggists. Sainple hottie irve to plrysi- cians upon receipt of card. MEAGHER BROS. & CO.,

-d&w 3m

feb2s- Montreal.

Lumber! Lumber!

FOR SALE On Peake’s Ne. 3 Wharf.

3,000 CEDAR FENCE POSTS, 150,000 Good Split CEDAR SHINGLES.

Also, a large supply of all kinds of Lum- ber, including Pine, Spruce and Hemlock Boards, Scantling, ae ling, Feneing, Palings, Laths, Bricks, Lime, ete,

The whole of the above

Dowr Ler AnoTver YW Asu-Day Go ey Wirreour Usine

OU will find that it will do

what no other

soap can do, and will please you every

way.

It is Easy,

and Economica this soap.

Clean,

1 to wash with

but call and ins

Room and

Bedsteada,

Dont Talis! t

New Bedroom Saites,

and f

pect our Parlor,

Civirs,

Ta'y'e

xld pieces of Furniture.

Don't Listen

‘will he sold i

cheap for ¢ ash, as it must be disposed of |

before opening of navigation, POOLE & LEWIS.

P. 8.—On account of the severe winter and bad roads we have extended the time for the collection of amounts due March lat.

All amounts not settled on that date |

will be ened for in the March court with out further notice.

POOLE & LEWIS. Ch’town, Feb, &, 1894.

STAMPS WANTED.

OLD Canadian, United States’ and other

_ Stamps, as used 25 to 40 years ago. wane pay $1 to $5 each.

GEORGE LOWE

346 Spatina Avenne, Toronto,

us to |

For }

Charlottetown,

but remember

are determined

every time at JOHN N

Furniture Store goods guarantees

o5 {F5

#, 1894

' Wantary

that w

e sell the Cheapest,

tv give the best

on P, E. LcaN

IN NEWSON.

Island.

Drawing

and bargains NEWSON’S, the Cheapest Quality of

9 trouble to show goods

- ———

THE ALBERT

jan6—ey sat tf

of B

lace a Cale

BY’S OWN SOAP in your linen

drawer, and it will impart te your clothes tlre delicate aroma of fine French Pot Pourri in a medified degree. The longer you keep the Soap befere using it the better. |

Beware of imitations.

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Of interest to both Young and Old will be PROF. R. L. AFRICAN EXPEDITION TO THE GORILLAS. Arran: vements have made, in tion with aleading English review, to publish Professor Garner's letters descriptive ot his present expedition to Africa. Profe2sor Garner is noted the worll over for the curious and interesting investigations he ix making in the speech of monkeys. He sailed for Africa Jast September.for the purpose of further pursuing his stndies in the native haunts of the gorilla. The illustrations of these articles will be from photo graphs taken by Prof. Garner in Africa.

McCLURE’S MAGAZINE also contains most interesting articles under the heads The E lye of the Future,” “ Neweat Kno viedso,” “ Knowledge of Immediate Value, Che Present Hour,” “Stranger than Fiction,” ete.

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Onerative & Pre sthetic Dentistry

DR. J. P. MURRAY,

Stamper Block, Victoria Row

—< Se eR i ia 1\- fo) —. a ere Sw eee j 7 vr ‘ A f

verything a tirst-

should We

keep. not only sell at

moderate prices, Lut fill and

deliver orders promptly and carefully.

Inspection of our Overcoats, Ulsters, Reefers and Suits will oecnvinee you we are fully up

to the wants of the people of

P. E. Island.

Nickay Woolen Co.

7, 1899.

Give us a ¢all

Charlottetuwn, Nov. |

Lobster Supplies, 1894

following loweni i riees

ere ofr for sale the i} yOutfits at pprovet credit

mabrook Tin Plates, bes rand;

jboxers do. d dehvered at Georg wi oF souris; + Bioek Tin, 3,00 Ths Pie Lead, 2x00 Ibs Cotton Twine for Trap TMesds, Sa

its Man t Rope, 4, $2, 4. Is; 3 dow Herring Nets, ass tsezes; 53,000 small Hoops for He jy T op Bows 50 kegs Trap Nails, mena dl sz 8s; 4) kegs Box Nails, 2.0 0 cases th Ta obster Cans, 2009 en-es 1 Ib Flat da,

lis : i “Pe ib Flat do, all gaarantced ; 300 Ibs Copp r. 10 Lovster Bath Bollers, (‘aivaniged Iron, assor ed sizes; 10 Galvan zed Bath Trays, $00,000 Paper Linings for 1 ib Tall Cans, too00 do tor Lib Fiat Cans, 200,000 do, for 5 Ib Fiat Cans, at factory prices i! orders given immediately; also, 100,900 lath. Apply to LONGWORTH & Co.,

| So-4. ae Spring Trip Prem Liverpool,

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THE CLIPPER

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RICHARD | RE nL COMMANDER

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For Charicitctewn Direct, AROUT ist OF APRIL NEX,

and will carry Freight at through rates to

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PEAKE BROS. & CO Charlottetown, Jan. 16, 1594. pat_guareod her wat sum jour >5w

The World's Columbian Exposition.

tappiy in London to John Union court, Old Broad erpool to Piteatro Bros., or here to the owners

The whole civisized world bas been fn- terested in th Gicat Celebration. Tie nhowned heads of Europe, the governments of all the famous nations of the globe, the land, of the Vrient and the islancsof the sea have ali been co- op v% ating to render the Exhihition worthy of the “test event of modern times. its magnitude and marvelous character can ouly bedeneribed by saying that it bas Com

CATARRH PERFE Cont “CURE” <u EMPLt a

EFFECTUALLY CU as s CATARRH, COLD IN THE = ee AL, HEAD- kK =. _ AFNESS, Shy Sold everywhere. Price, 28

SILVERWARE Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. —

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We are giving BIG BARGALNS in the ~

above line of goods, as we have a large |

stock on hand. | c. G JURY,

North Side of Quesu Squire, - - Osposite tha Past Office

Charlottetown, January 4, 1894—dy & wky

ae

People in this 19th century are bound to have the best that ean be had for the money. That is why

EVERYBODY WEARS

GRANBY RUBBERS

They give perfect satisfaction in fit, and it has become a by-word that “Gransy Ruspers wear like iron,’ December 26, 1893—tu thn sat

style and finish

prised all the rarest produc’s of land and sen, the most dazz nder- of nature apd the grarniest rou « morph man genles.

The ti Fuir whieh « bratos the dis covery of Ameria by Columbus has nev been oguall It wae larger and more mag nit iced t than any Simiiar ex bition ever he tye we \ mille MHLArS Whe ©X i rt i! spacious buildings, and

ult \ be moot attractive Exhibition

1 “ ‘

3} This gorecous display ts vividly pertrayed no PICTGRIAL HISTORY OF TH! WORLIYS COLUMBIAN EXPCSITON,

hota ; yaling Vo " i briillan pane rar ‘ fie te Peg : Winit 148 AW : such iw '

it , sa rove! octavo yol- Hint i over & “a ‘ foudle-COlUIED PMs, ik “ li contaibs nea ‘ mount of matter an or- alive hn i therefore equal bo rr : ; a [a large ne Ol pages. | It nt 3 i te history of the World- j renowne HX? tion al Chicaxrc capliva Wy | dese: plious othe magnificent Buildings and marvelious bxlibits, suchas We s of Ari, Textiic Fabrnes, «wach nery, Naturai Pro- duct Latest Inve itiens, Discoveries, ete with a full description os Chicago, its wonder-

} s, ete., by exX-Crovernor

the World's Colambdian with an introduction W. Palmer, ex-U. SB. Senaio,;

s-Minister to Spain, iucluding a chapter

on the Women’s bepartment by Frances E.

Willard, Presi - pt ofthe World’sand Nation- al Woman's‘ tian Temperance Unions