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‘ THE

THE DAILY EXAMINER.

‘TEMBER 5, 1893

QUEEN SQUARE GARDENS

we STORMY SEASON

We a a i: ts ‘ ‘ j ar ‘| ‘ P . : : Ii ‘ N ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 é re Phere h so te ane ry Ban! ‘ “ } ws t : + : 4 n pr ‘ * 4 jua I t Sta pa 4 ‘ : ana per G Brita An I ul s ‘ ~ s I eal H ( 5 ve New Yorl . at great ‘ : ‘ ur “a i “ ‘ ’ ri R } » ‘ . , 8 » r aw I ‘ “ vn sara f It meat . reu an ‘ y t rat i xper wit = tor ‘ » ab a“ 4 : N ‘ ' ia _ 4 n tha ‘ sa : s 4 a= ‘ = i I i st uivantag at Z f i ‘ : ' pr V =) 000 000 f th ~ Sherma A took eff I vote irrving w he certa xe } t v ™ nas be | ved ‘ is uly 8 ar y rders for stock- i i Frankf \ ia Pa i xl hes j s red ir rhy acon £150,000 ,000 ‘ : a t I red W n ‘ ¥ € ex nge. s vi i af : pee weak nd ” pe 7 ix It . i ' E i ‘ ut g " | y 5 ! 4 ov > It r eX ‘ r 4 ’ < ¥ be for gw t Senate has i ‘ ip pea f - un B r * t ed Sta arift ‘ 4 prospe , N — v - XT 4 ar { J a8 I sta 4 Lb <Ta par s ~ i r sp 8 arifl { as a Amn pa s+ : “ty - Z 4 sat t) \ : 4 ated : t , s ssful sta gainst a | _ i *iiver y i arifl y } pera ' ; a ( In Car a a= f r : ‘ = . } } T. 4 a i as i 1 Stat This » aw I ted Sta 8 e B hay an’ in« pe : ha moder: ami reas al In sw pre 4 tha tead of the xtreme silvera ff measures which gave added fury the financial gale, there will be wise ar stateemanlike measures, and that the . = W ie TOU wed by an era of calm and prosperity, similar to that in which ( anada iS ntinued since 1S79

-— BD°@c¢oe —— —-—_——-——

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

the appomtment of Hon

Mr. Ferguson, the Empire says: “ The Senat e of the brightest men in

pubhe life in the maritime provinces.”

proxtuces the following paragraph from the En npire, and says : hit ‘The States would secure a distjnct ed Canadian produce, since it would tend to encourage Canadians to buy more in the American market, as well as give the border con- sumers some th ngs they need.” fhe Patriot is, evidently, in need of light It has all along been the desire of the party for which the Empire speaks that the Unitei States should lower her tariff on Canadian produce But the pol- ey and arguments of the grit party have aiwave had the opposite tendency. At last the politic ans of the States seem to have found out that the writers and spokesmen of the grit party do vot repre- sent Canadas. They now ting down the duties on Canadian produce.

vantage by a lower tariff on

| as in the United States. talk about cut- |

PROFESSOR SHAW.

Professor Shaw has been appointed to ‘ 4 Anima “Hu is hi andry by the animous vote of the Board of Regents Stat M a Phe duties of lo lecture . ‘ s autumn t& ter S Ag i { ye 2) 7 he ! sta Inst it tive 4 vari pua } oY W thus , Mr. Shaw pr s the Agricu al f Z the Ins staff, an pa el t @ ] ‘ ow ti rs y : pp ‘ at t! x al ij ~ a SOM , at | i 3 s P S \ 4 ' ‘ uly \ . vw er Shaw : e ‘ re} a i W ‘ i Vv G ] exp ' M t St. A irk 1 vee » and M ‘ ar - tw As ma >I & Pr » rie { aine } i bs ». we a promine Mit ie heg ~ It was marke N 1 d s dest as ipp tiie p ta ed ( } I g ata ub- 2 ' at ‘ 1 evil - at | and 1 S = ap} t T ‘) i j i) Gove ; ——a- A mee IRISH AMERICANS

The Proposed New Government of [Ireland Discussed,

Ne } spa says: Now that ; LUSs€ f home government has va is great a vict vy, what tasks w ‘ r Wil established eet ? Wi wi by “ 4 s ] j S in have been a-k j Irish A «, whose answers is Miles O’Brien, that stuniv fizhter f I ul secretar parliamentary

i, was jubilant “A man with a drop

iri h blood in his veins sould | e happy at ihe yreat stride toward the victory of Home Rule,” said he “Asan American [am very proud of it I thir ik the finan- uu nection with the tan : question, ‘ =t creat pre blet mtront the new Ireland. I think th = Ivel and has vi apat tT meeting the j : I 8 hard to Say t tdership of it w I ‘ 4 ; ! ike any s i i 1 igh it mr es \ re sledge that iped ther ‘ tig vr He

Ru J sep! P. Rvya secretary of the [ris] Na al Federation, s Taking it r granted tha he conditions under ‘ new g would sta ‘ “t | ‘ makes for it ‘ 1 be xpect that the ns rime taken up by ‘ £g Ireland must 1 ‘ be Wed t s s I rink tha i stad ae | w g ! ‘ t xa " isi i rests ¢ i It is diffi who the new t sw ld twhether Mr. M ‘ ire lo 8s ve f the ule =| He is getting old and his strength ra { wa | ring ! ne se iuties of ming tl ew gover

W Aja ] present sta : f i “th s = na ti re Lait hd pe piane an it is ever bee tl \ oy 2 r - Wha is ere sa ven ir pa ' H R at P rote ints Ir uld bey cuted ? wa i i. Not gata except and 8 I { , s of I 4 a What they wa f es ‘ Tru ‘ r 2 I s ippos ui qu \ « = q ie=f - I I and I t phy t t a iv’ 4 1itur i | « s = $ r all ~ np al If it is liv t ie Britis pariiament soc “ e before the Irish parliamen It ard t savy whe I miers Ww he Jus MeCa s g g old, andId I ares r more political honors Hea D and Thomas Sextc wi : a Sj rs, and [ als r ' be sor women wh ‘ 8} g up as th A810! juires the a, Thomas F. Meehan, editor of the Iris \ r eavs ] wders of the Iris] i 4 4 L v. W =e patr i ‘ ght such I i and during the pa i i si * trusted tft ‘ n é Ss s% the voy . w he t has rie ov . s vy have laid. O : r new Irish par ‘ { ‘ be the mea bat. | 4 deve } tie r rier i t resources v (ar ai Ww needed 4 nadus a wea i r pra 4 se, rh I t) ireia = ans W nia le a led and ! levoted vildr could wish her be Aus E. Ford, New York Free an’s J a said iat, » his pinion, it was somewhat premature to specniate as to the policy or make up of , Irish government * Even er the most favorable circumstances,” : Mr. Ford be another year or be the home rule bill will pass { s ava and go to th Lords I Ss s ol y 4 erest ft dea ‘ ¢ g tenants in the * ‘ Ww iD th ap rs ih he leve t : st ries i ps efor These are t gs that w . t | able for Tris} bor ¢t Stay 4 ¢ The check emigrath : = th I atter f rs mp» r i \ r at w ! I i ional . uai & Commenting upen Mr. Blanchard’s card to the electors of Tignish. L’Impar

| tial savs

“ We direct the attention of our readers t the election ecard of Mr Jere miah Blanchard Mr Blanchard is the of ly Frenchman in t take place here, and it is in the every Frenchinan to support him loyally [t is a duty which attachés not so mu to polit cal tendencies as to he common need which is felt so much among us to unite our forees if we do not wish to lose altogether the prestige which belongs to us. Let every Genie elector, then, think well of this) matter—both for now and the future.”

he contest Which will soon

interest of

We are glad tosee that L’Impartial is about to vin lic ate its raison d'etre, and _— that it will see to it that its worthy

ompatriot, Mr. Blanchard, gets a united Pana *h vote. And, whatelement will rally to Mr. McLellan’s support ?

nnn > a.

The Empire: “The Canadian bank- mg system seems to be meeting with as much praise and apprec iation in England There is nothing r like a time of trial to prove the soundness of national institutions.”

DAILY EXAMINER,

LETTERS 10 THE EDITOR.

ANOTHER LETTER FROM MR. HEARTZ.

Sir,—Since Mr. Palmer’s letter appeared | inthe Dairy Examiner of the 19th of August, I have made it my business to get the n ma bes of signatures and the names of

Signed (he sani petitior Mr

those th

P ai lmer r says thal a large number ol

appear subscribed to the requisition and anaexed to the bill. Sir, the large number »f names is about tuirty, and neariy v2c- | iif * +} at i * ar . tp p> rty i | Ut some t i av be satd ‘ Vile = ~ t iL a-k : i s re f i ‘ , \ vad 4 : : Z Bul } tM , . than “kK i x Z M i 1 \ Tea } } ' 2 ar a It wa } , a m u a3 ft reas ne, iF wk su i M Pr f rz as i ain ply =the ¢ Vy #afety t it Vv; stasas i ha abd i al ei ssary ler a 8 seawort i weather But | e tell Mr. Palme t his scheme is 1 Same as v and wo anchors

Ye ir scheme 18 (Wo Chains and one anchor

—two pipes from the pumping station and engine and one pump How well the ship is off with her two chains and one

a ior! This is « xactly your case If

1 had advocated te have a second pipe, ler and second engine, §O that fany one part gave way we should have

ur reasoning

t her e perfect, then y vould be a more « istent with good = st B S i remind me of seme 1 singing i fire! fire!” before ne sees smoke Mr. Palmer seems to hx very much alarmed about the breaking of the p pe in time of conflagration. Hesavs great danger exist: from bursting. I think the man is getting a little astray Could

»do with the

pay have

? I ha

iting some

of our best men On ree ae me that the Tee ger ‘the pipe lies in ed the stronger it gets by the clay getting

packed more tight around itjan i ithas stood the test for five years and no great damaze

done to the 3 that was not quickly re- Pi} I ;

, paired although we have had quitea number

of fires, and I have not he all of any com

plaint of a searc at of wateror of any langer of pipes bursting Mr. Palmer’s imagination carries him into the

the regions of fancy Mr. Palmer thinks that some day when we have a ve ry large fire the ; burst the

heavy pressure of water will

pipes and great will be the dam-

age done to the city Sir, this is how Mr Palmer got so many of our best men to

sign the mushroom petition by telling them the danger ot a@ water explosion, and Mr. Alexander McKinnon telling them

that it would be a

sudden growth. It sprang up very sud denly and unexpectedly in the dark, very secretly and in haste, a disgrace to honest men! Mr. Palmer says that all the coun- sellors were in favor of the pipe > except one ortwo... Ido not know how he found that out, as there was no meeting in the itas I have heard of. It was kept secret that they should not

council about

bout it. I have been informed by one of them that they did not know till it was too late, and if they wer€ in favor of t, how is it that not one of their signa

tures is attached te the mushroor

n petition? But Mr. McKinunoo has sai

ithe pipe will |

pay for itselfin a few years? I wish Mr. McKinnon would take the trouble t come to the front and tell wa how it is going to pay for no —_ you | have so many faucets or taps m in the

houses that are not in, use at on sent ? | Would you be so kind as to teH the people w many there is? And if you have a |

lot of idle ones, how in the name of com- mon sense are you guing to said the second pipe pay? Do you think beg i i rthe prpe in the Ma!lpeque Ros = gine Pp} tarpeq going ake supplyin 2m few that would tal r from you? { am afraid that t mething very lark about this se It wa ) ved in darkness a: resy, — there ; 1 bel nia Lisle ) p's rth. It seem con- ceived am ng the ‘om missioners | and given to Mr. Palmer to bring it forth operat which he has n his secret ¢ Now [close mv ] r I mast warn vou to mind how 1 act at our next election, that is if you want save yourselves from being over- taxed for no us lake care and p edge your men not to sign one of those deben- tures till they see that there is need f the

second p ipe. And further, I weald ad- vise you tochange the Water They have been long enough in

Com mis- sioners,

that office, or I am mistaken. I have brought this subject before you in order that you may s 1e treachery rat has

been practised ist the free}

this ty Ia to favored as some that ha ted in this unprincipled af- fa.r toget pail for their work lt will be the other way with me. I shall get enem-

es for my part of the work. Nevertheless, .

iet tf be 80

C. Hearrz

SHIFTING THE BLAME. “Another free nl easy

) Alberton. This now makes four in all! How is this under Pri Brodrick’s

administration ! “—Gwardian, 3lst Ang

has been opened

fessor

Sin,—The official scribe who sent this to the temperance organ is evidently bark- ing up the wrong tree Brodrick, bad as he is, has no hand in the present disgrace

ful state of affairs at Alberton. The zealots of that town named a Mr. John Donakis inspector, and Donalds, like Brodrick, had no ebjection to the salary, but a strong one to the work. Even when the late In: spect

or MeCaull had every rum shop m Alber ton closed, the lamentations of the grit gang of temperance advocates, headed by Benj. Rogers, filled the air in and out of season Mr. Peters came into power, Mr succeeded Mr McCaull, Mr Rogs Ts was powerful in the councils of the land looked for something practic- al from those wonderful What has been the result ?

four rum shops for the one before,and Mr Rogers has neithef turned hand nor finger t rrect the abuse. He is as loud a tem- political

Brodrick

» Bnd we professions

We have now

perance sher as ever—for

effect ’ deeds are asked of him he ean only appeal to the part he took in or- dering a plel iscite—a matter Mr. Peters Claims all the credit for—when joking

with the boys over his “i eof Com- The beautiful Guardian, | ready to swallow anything rather than unmask Peters Let him ask his master or Benj. Rogers, then, how the | Alberton case “as for high,” and not poor, simple Brodrick. :

mons lemona le.”

too, is

Wesr _ — A A Bite from a Cat.

About five years ago John W. Stebbina, lusband of Dr. Marion Stel bien, of Brock- ton, Mass., was bitten by a cat, and on Wednesday last, after intense suffering, he died from blood poisoni the wound. His case has few parallels in that section. Soon afier sustaining the injary Mr. Stebbins’ hand and wrist began to tronble him. Desp:te all that medical aid could de, the muscles appeared to contract, and slowly the hand was drawn out of s shape. At times the hand would trouble him but slightly, but | he has never been entirely well from the effects of the bite. Recently the member | grew worse, and the result of the last at-

tack was blood poisoning, whieh resulted |

occasioned by

_ in death.

eafety from fire. 1 eall } ita mushroom petition on account of its i

| trict of Kin

_ ee ee = ee ren fe SE meme ne a

Tae Examiner.

OTTAWA

Port of Charlottetown.

ENTERED.

, Lawson, Wa ; Min- nie May, Garcin, Pictou; Wm De nbar, Re ad, Pugwash; Confederate, Bourke, Pictou; Lady May, McDougal}, Pinette.

Sept 4 Morn ny Light, Walker Picton; G H B, Forgerson, do.

Sept 2—J AGC SpreciaL DesparcHes ro

NOTES FROM

CLEARI | Gontodcrate, Bourke, Penn, Laie May, | Gahada Away Up in Fisheries, ‘ Tail. B i ‘r ek ip " G HB, I reson, Pi ; Swan, | nani LeLacheur, do

"A Practical Proof that the Morality of the Country is Improving.

A Beibie Picture.

~~ { ike is now ibed fi " a Cans . wep ape OTTawa, Sept. 5. | f Mor als) public The Fisheries Department is advised rt ‘ that the Canadian fisheries exhibit at Chi- 2 sin I onths | cago has about swept the board in the *, owing pep | matter of prizes, twenty-four medals hav- > and ver were | ing been awarded to Canada. g up work. One of these Sir Richard Webster, whose name be- ng i= treated by hie far vy phy ‘ame familiar to Canadians in his capacity ‘ A funr weeks of continued | as joint counsel with Sir Charles Russel! i yg, he w isid str E 1 behalf of Great Britain before the Beh- é g g we country fora f | ring Sea arbitration, is expected here in a res » eks wer pas el at a lew day ~ He will gO a8 tar as Winnipeg resort, but the young man was} and thence to Chicago. ged t turn I re- Mr. Moylan, Inspector of penitentiaries, sent is s§ i said to-day that at present there are fewer Phe ‘ prisoners by one hundred in the Kingston f a frie t : Pai Penitenitentiary than at any other time in Celery Compound, that great flesh build- | the last twenty years. er and life-giver, and in three weeks’ time a was able to resume his duti es at the office It is needless to ack: “Which was the| THR CQLONIAL PARTY IN better treatment?” Pa Celery Com-

poun i always loes its w Ride quickly and |

ENGLAND.

successfully Another great point worthy yf note is the vas rence in the cost Men and women who use Paine’a ( oer)

cif 4 vet woot aowety and) Th Claims of Newfoundland,

is one

of Heaven’s greatest boons to all who ~—

Lonpoy, Sept. 5

olonial party in the min us is gol ng to give active its eXistence A meeting of hief- | the members has been held. The chair was taken by Sir John Gorst, member for the ¢ : tepublic—Eagle and | Ca was Financial Secreta y all ch tribute to the bloated | to the Treasury in the late Governmen’. The mee ting resolved to support Sir Cha.-

les Dilke, M.P. forthe Forest of Dean, | whe intends to raise the Newfoundland

Osler, in an interview upon! The newly formed « the American troubles, states that the | House of C people pay something like. $200,000,000 a | evidence of year in intere bat to foreign Investors

ly British s terrible Think of

mbridge, who

me

“She now, in iew of the French shore oll ether Looketh | difficulties.

; COMES ON,

Island to

claims of the consideration just

and to press the _ Sympathetic

A Missionary Homeward Bound.

Well Woopstoc * Sept. 5.—A teles gram from to the ways of her household.’ Rey Dr. Mec ‘Kay, the intrepid P resbyte rian Yes, Solomonis right; that’swhat | Missiona: / $3 meas a lie = u

} Sail from me ong on September 6th, the good housekeeper SVELFRO te } by the Empress of ladia, ao Canada on a but particularly in Cam- | pisjouoh ada.

But her ways are not always eld ways. In fact she has dis- carded many unsatisfactory old ways. For instance, to-day she is using

Died ata Great Age.

Henrincpon, Que,, Sept. 5.—Mrs Janet

| McNair, aged 111 years, probably the old-

est woman in Canada, is dead.

| McNair, husband of the deceased, i aged 107.

ee

Brought Home a Prisoner.

Harirax, Sept. 5.—C. R. Barry, the de- faulting C. P. R. ticket agent, left New | York last night for Halifax in charge of dete tive Power

James died 14

years ago 7 é

ee

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

the New Shortening, instead of lard. And this is in itself a rea- son why ‘‘she looketh well’”’ another sense, for she eats no lard to cause poor digestion and | laree matoril®. a worse complexion. a CoTTOLENE is much better than lard -for ell cooking pur- poses, as every one who has tried it declares. Have you tried it? For sale everywhere.

BrvsseE.s, Sept. 3.—The bill for the re- vision of the

Belgian constitution was

Denver, Col., Sept. 3.—Dr. T. Tacher | Graves, the convicted poisoner of Mrs. | Josephine Barnaby, committed suicide in his cell in the county jail last night, pre- sum ably by taking poison. Cixcrxnati, Sept. 3—This evening an electric car pac ked with people became Made only by ee - along grade and shot down the hill with awful velocitv. There N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., S cikann cele. oe Wellington and Ann Sts., pet 7 so MONTREAL. oe “dl Injuries, The motorman and con- tuctor jumped and escaped death. The car was smashed into front of the saloon — har.. Two were killed, Fix fatally w nded and

re ) Seri

he @s-

twe nty-

} a ously injured. Some of these may

FOR SALE, i, York, Sept. 3 —Mary Mitchell, 11

s a of age, of No. 676 Clermont Avenue, Fronting ¢n the Harbor, | weookiyn, died i

in Brooklyn City Hospital!

| at an ear ‘ly hour Saturday morning from

he effects of burns received at her home Phe subscriber offers for sale the Dwell- la t night "The child

: ; was in the aet ing House and Property front ting on S ath | lighting a lamp when she accidentally Side of Water Str > now occupied by Dr

te “uy ; overturned a cap of furniture varnish that Dawsor rhe frontegs om Water Street is | was standing on the mantel and careless! v about 62 feet. ae dropped a lis ht ted match into the inflam- TERMS—One-third e mable mixture that was spilled on the secured for term of vear erly | floor and igniting it. In an instant her at 5 per cent. interest. clothing was on fire and her screams BE broug tht William Mitchell, her father,

ae eps—ta th sat m an adjoining room. sefore he could enenione eI naan the flames or te ar the ec lothi ng

from the girl’s body she was burned in a DOBELL LINE | shocking man wner from head to foot Ambulance Surgeon Tredwel! was sum- moned, but could do littie to mitigate the POLINO is due here from | the sufferin g of the unfortunate child until Montreal and Quebec on W -DNE SDAY, de ath came to her relief. The furn ture 6th inst., and sails for St Fi yin’s, New- » Mr. Mit aa l’s apartments was damaged foundland, via Picton. Live Stock on | to the extent of $50 by the fire. deck carried at low rates. For freight or passage apply here to

N., B. & M. RATTENBURY

Charlottetown, Sept. 5, 1893

Cuicaco, Sept. 3—A twelve pound Na- poleon gun standing in the

g doorw av of Battery D, that overlooks the Illinois Cen-

tral tracks, and the shifting of gun car-

ee ~Seete_—pp-ceeenentnens r.aves inside ready to be moved, with the preliminary of hitching the herses: only

Queen S are ardans. soldiers with bayonets stationed im front or the Second Regiment armory; the as-em-

blage at noon in the drill hal of the mem- bers of that mili tary organi zation, and the massing Of the entire police force—ac- ives and substitutes—sl.ow that rrties hare ac me fear of a serious outbreak an the part of the idle men, who are prvv.ng more turbulent « daily. Wvo., Sept. 3.—A genuine case of ieprosy has been fonnd in the penitentiary at this place. EL Fisher. a p-lsener, is the victim He has been ex- amined by a number of physicians in the

- Unlike the Dutch Process past few weeks and th ¥ unite in faving

GA No Alkalies that it is leprosy Fisher is about thi rty ~S Other | Chemicals years of azeand was sentenced to tw,

¥oars 1 wrisonment are used in the _—s we

preparation of Worcesrir, Maxs., Sent

7 BAKER & COOLS Blos=, of the Boston athi let. association,

made a new w wid” samatenr rec ord for the

2

4D The old record ws as 47 feet | hae

4 . which is absolutely Tacoma, Sept. 3.—The Mayor of Ta- pure and soluble. e yma, two men a rs of the Board of Pub- yj Ithas morethan threetimes : Works and the § thestrength ef Caeacnaset |! a - t 1¢ Superintendent of the with Starch, Arrowroot or — Sugar, and is far more eco-

A meeting of all pe-sor nterested in the Gardens wil! le held i In i Leg slatiy: Library on Ti morning next, the | HVes, res 7th inst., at 10.30 o’clock the auth HORAC 4, HASZARD, Secretary “Treasure:

Lursday

e ; Charlottetown, Sept. 5, 1893 Larawie,

3—E. B.

ight plat it of the city, were ar-

: S rested c harged with havi ing stolen 30,000 nomical, costing less than one cent a cup. worth of pro erty from the T $- It is delicious, nourishing, and sasiy * org m the Lacoma light DIGESTED. and water ¢ ompany, of which C. B.

Sold by Grocers ev: firocers everywhers. Wright of weep ula is president. The

W. BAKER €00, Dorchester, Mass | 2°70"') #7 {he ontcome of raid recently nade st city « flicials tO secure property : : “ which they clai imed the city, had bought Liberal-Conservative Convention. =» s sates conany iy "et com pany e ao has not been sold. Upon the requ sit on of a larze the Elect: rs of ie F rth Elect *s aes a

Delegates r epresent ne he different I} ing Divi sions of the Murray Harbor Dis- trict wil! be held at Glen Wil am Sechool-

| house on SATURDAY. 9th Sept ember, at

ao ee to

ne a Ai A teeteemesnenein How to Get a “Sunlight” Picture.

Send 25 “Sunlight” Soap wrappers (wrappers bearing the words “W iy Does a Woman Look Old Sooner Than 1 Man”) to Levev Bros,, Ltd., 43 Scott St. Toronto. and yov will receive by post a yretiy picture, free from advertising, and weil worth framing. This is an easy way to decorate your home. The soap is the best in the market and it will only cost

decide a= to which of the candi ates chosen at the late Conve n- tion sha I run to yperty and which the franchise vote. anid to con- firm said nomination.

JAMES CLOW, Vice-President cf Associat

represent the pre

you le ve the ends open. ad ress arefully.

Murray wert: North, Sept. » 1893.

—s

ly & wy Blood and Nerve Remedy.

} question when the debate on the estimates |

| passed by the senate this morning by a |

splinters as was — i

| le. portage to serd in the wrappers, if you give a special discount to Write your! Jewelry Repairing at short notice.

USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great

Sead: amend SEPTEMBER 5, 1893.

BUY YOUR

| . Mourning Goods

-—_-AT ——

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168 Victoria Row

aan

HAVING LEASED

An WEEK : Inspection QUEEN HOTEL,

Halifax, Neva Scotia,

‘=

' ' 5 a of our Guernseys will convince anyone of the q. pocce take t pleaserr jw > & excellence of this breed of Dairy Cattle. Come | pyper Ploor, n room, $1.9 pe . Sing re me, & io, $2.01 : . 0 per and see for yourself, eat, danenitinn ay naa

:w not on

This great reduction in rat anv wav it pa r ti present ethe i , of the Hotel either as r canis the service oF cuisit A single trial will cons e any > > OW one of the fact

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Always patronize fashionable Tailors

We invite inspection.

Our Good Fits

e a by-word in Charlottetown. J ames “McLeod & Son,

Fashionable Tailors - -

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THAT

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IS ALL IT COSTS FOR vm

Pr | notices containing full information és to conditions of prope 4d] consracta may be f & cb alned at tt Post Off : which the seq ‘ives eommen and terminate or et the ok of the subseriber F. be ST. C. BRECKEN Asst. P. O. lospecto Post On Tiney™ mn } Crarlottetow a th Aug t. Is 5

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a

September 4th

Call and see sample copies at our office. P See advertisement on last page.

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hana eae Cra ene ngs eer

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OPENED TO-DAY,

Very Large Stock of Cutlery,

— — scans ” BREAD—CARVING—PARIKG.

BOUGHT LOW AND WILL SELL LOW — ow suem

soni: lil RnR. B. Norton & Co.,

; iMWARTLOTY vi CHAR ii : wu, } :

City Hardware Store. _

R. B. NORTON & Remember e Hb. I CO. amet on Kr DNEY AND LivER trou Charlottetown, > Soptemnber § 5, 1893—mon thu _ e. Is a posit ive cure for Ba K ACHE,

————— yun STomMacH, Int ‘. Certain

Membray’ s &

. fe . = ~~ as

Special Discounts for Teachers.

(ure for is Ax Lancurp Fzeuinc, Sattow ComPLex- - : iow, Iupcre Broor At = — Having just bought at a large discount a fine lot o Stores or on receipt of pr

Ladies’ ond Gents’ Gold, Gold Filled, Silver Filled Nickel Watches, these Watches tremendous discount on former prices. Teachers.

and ‘ilver will be sold at a Besides this we shall

Fine Watch and

Kidney and

prepaid. Price One Dollar a kx

Mambray Medicirs Qo. of Peterborou. Lk PETZRBOROUGY ~

Try Membray’s Health Restorer, a Pisk

Tron Tonic Pill, Large Boxes 25 cts,

G. H. TAYLOR, North Side Queen Square.

Charlottetown, August 4, 1893—1y iri

Liver Cure