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VOL 30. ‘NO. 111

Calendar for October,

MOON'S CHANGES,

Full Moon, © h day

1892,

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Tast Querter, 12th day . 513 after New Moon, Dche deYc cee eps gee 2 0 after Firet Quarter, 28h day.... - 52 after Perigree, 7'b day th. morn - ——==———

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7 | Priday } iy | 45

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}0 | Monday | O52 | 114 11 | Tuesday 140 | 2 6 12 W ednesday 2 36 3 9 13 | Thursday $47 4 2 14 —s|:* Friday ee | 5 57 15 Xeturday | 6 33 7 16 Sunday 7 } a 17 Monday $24 | 8 46 1s Tuesday 95 | OM 19 Wednesday 9 40 9 56 » Thursday | 1012 | 10 29 21 Friday { 1044 | 10 59 ” | Saturday a?) ee 93 «| Sunday £8 OBut iat 24 Mouday : £28 0 26 25 Tuesday 0 45 rs Bb |W ednesday | 25 1 46 7 | Thursday Y 2 32 Qs Pi iday | 257 | 32 9 | Saturday | 49 / 441 yw Suoday 5 14 5 5l $l Monday 6 38 | 7 15 ea T= ne ee se a)

DR. HANDRAHAN, Physician and Surgeon,

Graduste New York University,

COA

AFLOAT AND TO ARRIVE.

$,000 TONS OF COAL.

Round, Nut and Slack,

Per Schooners Fdward Blake, Fsther Tibbs, British Eagle, | Martha Jane, Dayspring, Daisy, Hector, Annie, Aima, Catherine, Tarquin, Anna Bella, Daniel, Neil Dow, James Semple, Dielytris, Lois, and Albert.

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Charlottetown, Oct IMPORTED * LITTLE QUEEN”

o cts CIGARS |

The Best Five Cent Smoke in the City,

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NEW GOODS !

WE ARE

A GOUPLETE STOCK

IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.

NOW SHOWING

Fresh Goods !

Latest Styles !

Our Fall Catalogue is now

At WATSONS DRUG STORE. ready and will be mailed to

Roch’:

to 1 p, m. ;

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ffice at Home,

Office Hours, il a. m ip.m;8to 10 p. m. septlO0 —lm ws

of the Wuiversity of Pennsylvania.

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OFFICE—R> Robins, opposi George St. cet.

Office hours from 9 a. m

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| MOUNTED on Valcanite | $1000 a set; mounted on Watts Metal, $15.00 a set, | Partial Sets from $2.00 and

aowards. Hest of material, workmanship and satisfaction. MURRAY'S DENTAL PARLORS 4) Queen Srract lyre & wy—joned

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Disappoints MT, GFORGE PHARMACY,

VICTORIA ROW.

SPONGES | SPONGES !

Wwe have just received a new stock of Sponge Which are «el ing very cheap to ran 0

Headquarters for Patent Medicines of ever Kind. Fancy and Toilet Articles, tiair Brushes 00th (a fine jin}, Nailand Olsth Beushes, Per fomes Bay Kum. et

Fine line of Havana “igare just opened Pipes, Tobacco. Cigare’ tes. ete sgnmensing of Doctors’ Prescriptions a spe

Also

ps elaborate SODA FOUNTAIN, the finest on E. Island, where the most delicioas beverage ate dispense t.

¥. de €. DAVIES,

Proprietor.

_— oA ge made ensy manufacturing ; a8 & Racber Stamps. Send for t we Vrice List of Outfits t

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MISS EDITH HILL,

Late of Anglo-French College, wood, England,

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{'. INERY—Millinery done in all the late~: - *tyis and fashious by Miss Mary J. Pa ather home, Upper Queen Street.

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Annual Sales Exceed 338 MILLION LBS.

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HOW THEY ENJOY IP!

JOUNSTONS ELUID FPEREF

is a good food for children, supplying as it does the mate ia! that forms “Flesh,” “Muscle” and “ Bone.”

October 11, 1892.

A TERRIBLE SUFFERS

For Five Years Immediately Kelieved by

Vw. FF. KP.

To the Malto Peptonized Porter Co, Truro, N. 38.

GenxtTLeMeN,—This is to certify that ‘or tive years I suffered from Chronic Dyspep- sis and my life was a continual misery. | could not eat anything without it distressing me, and from weighing 245 pounds I was reduced to 140 pounds.

Three months ego 1 was recommeuded by my physician, Dr. Sutherland of thi town, to take Malto Peptonized Porter, and from the day I first to k it [ felt reliever, snd in three months have gsined 33 poands, and I can eat with comfort any’ hirg

F. CAMERON.

coma along, Westville, N. S., August 27th, 1892 _ The »bove certificate was sworn to before J. F. Olive, Esq., at Westvi August 27:h, 1892. For sale by all Druggists. Put up by

THE MALTO PEPTONIZED PORTER Gd. (LTD.), TRIRO, NOVA SCOTIA.

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of pure Cod Liver Ol! with Mypo- phosphites of Lime and Soda Is almost eS palatable as milk.

A MARVELLOUS FLESH PRODUCER

it Is Indeed, and the little lads and lassies who take culd easily, may be } fortified egzinst a cough that might ) prove serious, by taxing Scott's ; Emulsion after .helr meals during , the w nter season.

| Beewurre of substitutions and imitations.

SCOTT & BOWNE, Bolieviile.

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Ozonized fRED-cROSS | Fluid

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THE MOST THOROUGH DEODORIZER AND DISINFECTANT KNOWN.

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Pian, (rgan, Sioging,

Firet Methodist Church, Iastructor of 5st jeunes’ and Ziom Church Presby erian (Choirs each’r of Music in Miss Kusseli’s School for

Pianos, knowa as the Steinway of Canada.

days and Saturdays. Terms on application. septs—dy 3i wy tf

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OCTOBER 18, 1892

| Notes and Comments.

| — The Dominion Illustrated Monthly for

Octuber is very iuteresting. The supple- ment has an excellent portrait of the Hon. _W.S Fielding, Premier of Nova Scotia.

— The Fnglish newspapers are still dis- cussing the suggestion made by the Bishop ‘of Chester that the Gothenburg method of dealing with the liquor question should be jadopted by Parliament. The fi:st obj -ction ‘to thé scheme is that it would ‘involve the | purchase by government of 126,000 Lquor

saloons at a cost of $500,000,000. he other objec ions need not Le considered.

— We learn that the publishers of the Dominion [lustrated Monchiv intend is- suing a very handsome Christmas Number about the end of November. It will be a lurze work, comprising literary articles by p omiment Canadian litterateurs, all richly illustrated, and supp!emented by three large colored works of art, one of waich— ‘* The Rise and Fall of a Canadian Politic- ian’’—is bound to be a great hit. We await the publication of this holiday issue with much interest and feel confident that \it will be @ brilliant success.

— The New York Sun, in a comparison | between Gladstone and Blaine, says: ** In | What our correspondeat calls ‘all-round lintelligence or scholarly attainments,’ | Gladstone is greatly the superior of Blaine. iIn many branches of knowledge about which Blaine knows nothing, or hardly anything, Gladstone is a learned man. As an all-round scholar he is unsurpassed by any man in the world, and perhaps he is the formost living man, a man without an equal, in general scholarship, 4 man who, in that respect, stauds superior to any other politician who ever lived.” Which is all very well, but who else would have thought of comparing the men /

Farming Interest at Souris.

A large and influential meeting, over which Me. Andrew Mooney presided, was held in the Agricultural Hall at Souris, on the 14th inst., for the purpose of consider- ing the advisablility of establishing a cheese

factory round the vicinity of Soaris.

| Addresses were delivered by Mr. Dillon, ‘superintendent of the New Dairy Station, | Cyrus Shaw, M. P. P., and others. Mr. Dillon in the course of his address clearly showed how the manufacture of cheese has ben, and can be successfully carried on in this Province. He strongly advised farmers to abandon their present system of farming and to devote more attention to stock raising and cheese-making. The various points in reference to the establish- ment of a cheese factory were fully dis- cussed and the different questions put to him were satisfactorily answered. He strongly recommended the growing of corn, showing how it can be successfully grown and commenting en the satisfactory results attending the different experiments con- ducted throughout the Island. Having given detailed instructions on the manner of feeding milch cows, and having shown from scientific reasons, the crops (such as vetches, peas and fodder corn) best adapted for the purpose, he closed his highly ap- preciable lecture.

He was succeeded by Mr. Shaw, who de- livered a very interesting and intelligent dis- course. Like his predecessor he travelled the road of agricultaral science, and from a scientific and fiaancial standpoint snowed the advantages accruing from the erection of a cheese factory in the neighborhood. He fully explained the principles upon which the run- ning of New Perth dairy station, of which he is the President, has been and is being based, and the success that has attended its patrons for the past year. He exhorted everyone to aid ix pushing the matter forward, assuring the farmers, if they still cling to the old sys- tem of farming, that the ille of poverty and the stings of famine would soon settle per- manently on our fertile tields.

After a brief discussion relating to cheese and general agricultuce, @ committee was ap= pointed to capvase the various <Gistricts, which committee will meet at Rollo Bay Hall on Oct. 27th to report upou the ‘results that will crown or tarnish their efforts.

Judging by the enthusiasm displayed by ali present, we venture to predict that the vicinity of Souris will be able to boast ere long of a cheese factory, and, while we fer- vently cherish the hope, let us recall the words of the poet,—

** Let us then be up and doing, With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait,” Souris, Oct, Ud, —_———_—_—______—0+9<-o——

SHKODA’S DINCOVERY, the Great German-American Rem- 7 A for Heart, Nerves, Liver,

neys, Blood. Guarantee contract with every bottle. Pay only for the good you receive. At all Druszists, $1.00 per bottle, six es $5.50. ore Me to know about ne IES, send postal orning

Educstional Journal ; Spelling is the dete noir ot the student of English. But, nome the \ess, bad spelling is unpardonable in anyone making pretentions to education, and above all in the teacher.

For Ovex Firty Years Mra. Winsloes Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of nothers for their children while cutting teeth. tt relieves the little sufferer at omce ; it pro- inces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the hild from pain, and the little cherub awakes as “bright asa button.” Itis very piessant o taste It soothes the child, softens the gums, ellays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best-known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teething or other causes, Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for “* Mra. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup,” and take no other kind. lyr

A large assortment of plain and fancy iamys are to be sold cheap at W. P. Col- wiil's. 2w d&w—octl4

Written for The Examiner. Cromweil.

He stands alone in history—

With him, whom have we to compare? He fought so well for liberty

That he deserved a crown to Wear.

We hold him dear, though some have tried To get Court favor for their pins,

By dubbing him a regicide,— When Justice held herself the reins;

For English blood was flowing fast—

The false king's hande were ali but red— ‘The days of danger were not past,

Till smitten was the tyrant’s head.

Had Eogland failed in this great cause, lo dungeons deep, on scaffolds high,

Her bravest sons, against the laws, Were doomed to suffer and to die.

Protector of our liberties, Aggressor of harsh tyranny, And feared by foes acrosa the reas, Right dear we hold his memory. B. F. M.

To P. E. Istand.

Where trees are greenest,

And skies are bright,

And waters a limpid blue, Save the playing founteia

Or sparkling brooklet,

Whose drops are a cr) sta! dew.

Where all is peace,

And man to man

In love and friendehip dwel’; Where many have learned The dear Nazarene’s ways Our Father loves so well.

But why should I speak

Of the beauty or worth

Of Canada’s gem in the sea, Altho’ ’tis as fair as any ou earth, And none more fruitful can be?

For me 4 charm greater

lt yet doth posses —

A charm to few mortals unknown; And the words that do simply

The allurement express

Are : That dear little Isle is my home.

The scenes of my childhood,

The friends of my youth,

Memories bringing no shadow of pain

Of the time when unlearned was

The heart-saddeuing truth

That joys, earthly though bright, are but vain,

There are brothers, by

So many ties how dear !

And sisters’ affection to share;

There is father—Oh yes!

Tis a beautiful land! It is sacred— For mother is there,

A A, Nopopy,

Horse Notes. Turf, Farm and Field reports that there is a good market for fine coach and carriage horses at prices that afford the breeder a good profit. A wel'smted pair of carriage horses, with style and grace, will command a gvod price and the breeder will realize much more cash and fame than he would from « pair of second or third rate trotters. But breeding coach or carriage horses is a business by itself, and a man must understand it to succeed. Up to the 20th September, the get of the 155 developed sires had entered the 2.30 list for 1889. Lady Russel, sister of Maud S., now has three,representatives ia the 2.30 list aud isa new comer to the Great Broodmare table, The mau with good common sense will sue- ceed in the horse business, and indeed with apything he undertakes. Owners of trotting stallions without records and that have not sired speed will have hard work securing patranage for their horses next spring. The general public are almost all convinced that the way to get speed is to breed tospeed. Jf you own a stallion give him « record if possible. At Chilicothe, Ohio, Oct. 7, Martha Wilkes was driven by Budd Doble to beat ber reeord of 2.08. The tirst quarter was made in .30, the half in 1.0], three quarters 1,35 and the mile in 2 08. Now that the breeding of high-class trotters has assumed such proportions, the records have been cut down so low and the chances ot records are 80 uncertain is it not a good time for small breeders to look intu the mer- its of the coach horse and roadster breeds. There is always a demand for stylish, sizabie horses at paying rrices.

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Gene Shopping With My Wife.

There is at least one lawyer in Detroit who tells the truth. It is his custom to put on his office door, sotices—

**Gone to lunch; be back iu half an hour.” “Gone to court; back in three hours.” “Gone out to see a taan; back in ten minutes.”

And so on, and callers are generally successful in waiting fur him.

One day last week a caller found this : “Gone shopping with my wife to a slaughter sale; back the Lord knows when.” The caller didn’t wait, neither did four others who called.

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No man ever smoked ‘Myrtle Navy” tobacco for a fortnight and then took tw any brand in preference to it. It bears its own testimony ef its qualities, and it is testimony which is always couviacing. The smoker who uses it is mever annoyed by getting it sometimes of good quality and sometimes of bad. ‘Tne arrangements of the manufacturers for keeping its quality equal are very elaborate aud compiecte, 401 are the results of many yeas<f experience and ciose vbser- Valion, sees

--- —ee —_ SHODA’S Gin EUENT, the Great German Skin Cure, and Remo

PReveNTioy is better than cure; and if you want to prevent many of the ills of summer get in good condition by taking an occasional dose of Everybody's Pills. wiey

SKODA’S DISCOVERY con-

tains MORE SARSAPARIL-

LA than any Sarsaparilla made. Es :

CLIFTON WEST.

“People said | would die!” A TERRIBLE CASE OF

Blood Poisoning! SKODA VICTORIOUS !

THE FOLLOWING CASE WILL BE VoUCH ED FOR BY MANY OF THE BEST CITIZENS OF BELFAST, AND THE CURE THAT FOL LOWED IS TRUTHFULLY RECORDED.

“For months I had beena great suffer- er from supposed Bleed Poisening, and ita attendant results. My lege would swell to twice their ordinary size, and from my feet to my hips both legs were one solid mass of great rple|

sores. y arms BET Y ERs body also be-

came afiected in ke manner. Ceaseless itehing and barn- ing tormented me day and reigght. 1 lost my appetite. My bowels became constipated. I was much reduced in fesh. People eaid I would die, and 1 be lieved there was ne help for me. This was my condition when I began taking SKODA’S DISCOVERY and SKODA’S LITTLE TAB LETS, us- ing skop\’s FT HAN INT MENT exter nally. J5 soon commenced to improve. Adter using: these REMEDIES four weeks I had gained flitecn pounds in fesh, and in) proved in every Way. :

Less than one course of the DISCOV ERY, with SK« A'S LITTLE TABLETS and SKODA’S OINTMENT, bas com- pletely curced me.

My appetite is exeel- lent. Swelling ail ov COLD from my legs. Feod di- gests well, Bowels in good condition And my skin is treo from sores and blotches, and only (he ugly sears upon my legs tell of my previous tvouble

Belfast, Me. CLIFYON WEST.

ISHODA Hiss” fville, N.S.

ROBERT BALLOCH & O0,, TEA MERCHANTS, Mincing Lane, London.

REPRESENTED IN CANADA BY

J. A. MORRISON, HALIFAX.

YOU

willifind the NEW ODRINKS

——OF THE—

WIEMOT SPA

most delicious. They are called Fruit Squasa (a delicate drink for ladies), Lowe Fraurr Cuoampaone (a delicious non- alcoholic Beverage), and Crxcaona Brr- TERS (a palatable and effective tonic).

They will be found sn agreeable variety from the Ginger Ale and Lemonade.

All leading Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Wine Merchants.

Wilmot Spa Spring Co. (Ltd). jyl9

MISS AMY C. MOORE, Teacher-Graduate of Mount Alli-

son Conservatory of Music,

wit GIVE PIANO-FORTE INSTRUCTIVUN

in Music Ruom, under the one formerly

used by Miss Wilson, corner of Kent and Prince

Streets,

Pupils also given Blackboard Lessons on the y of Music. Class opens 5th Beptember.

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Myrtie Navy

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IN BRONZZ,LETTEXs.

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