THE DAiLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY 10, 1:99 ——————— ? : ) eecmeecenso —_— : Fe ,

PN ii @e*® | ii4 and the fair litterateur addressed

Of Special Interest | him with the usual request to buy some |

A Costly Autograph. AAT , » ? 5 At a charitable sale in Paris Baron -de2: Rothschild stopped ata stall conducted by e) eee Aw i, Sn : j

: : to our Farmers:: | rz

| > ‘Whatam I to buy?” said the baron g 4 i , casa ee i. You have nothing at all suitable for me Bh: SOP POODO IOP POH 0000o) BE | But I have an idea, I should like to have we your autograph. Sell me that.’ ,' Taking a sheet of paper, the lady wrote o °

see £° 2260606607886 aa

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Sheathing a Ship. |

eee oe ee 19,519 O,104 104 | Sheathing a ship is coveri y . 5 rr re >! ; 402 p is covering the bottom ( -_ r= & ‘ With a sheath of copper. In all seas, but 8 anner 4 ° Ca | found that Canadian horses were

FRGQO. . ocean sss ese QQ077 5,008,668

these Overshoes for $j, 00 4 few pair of 77 cent

ones left yet

| Horses. upon it, ‘* Received from Baron Rothschild ; the sum of 1,000 francs for the benefit of . \\ hav 6 @ kk t of } rhe import f horses Great ; e . pe imports « nm rses into 7wea charity. Gyp. e yi cGooD Overshoes in sizes Britain has been as follows (by British Baron Rothschild read it, thanked her W ith Ten Cases Elegant . AN ee ee ae “et and, handing he . 38 ints returns) :— , g hera note for the amount . 6. Qi 7. 73 and 8. First No Walid sa went away delighted with the White Wearon Her. sie By fs 2 : ; oon Te ady’s ingenuity.—Spare Moments. qt ‘ i price $1.65. We offer 9| 1895..--..--.-.. 34.002 $4484583 eter We did not Intend to Start

particularly in those of tbe tropics, the used largely on omnibuses and for| bullsof ships are liable to the attack of

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grocery and delivery wagons. The ee nen ee ee S Until we had all i in, bnt have deceided to open with a bang—Thursday morping. i : lati ently. complain which 1 heard [Ud 2 ms ieeethe te Grantee: te Talk about values. Charlottetown has never seen such bargains as will be . @ | Against some of them, was that when

hull so as to render the vessel worthless a & Co ¢ used steadily on the hard pavements | Copper sheathing protects the ship not sonag’ Sag eomoapenay ; ey thes & @~ We have nospace here toenumerate the bargains, bnt you'll find them at & Ng aoe

of the cities, occasionally their feet be- | OMY against the attacks of these borers,

. b inn cial! came tender and lame during the first ut also against decay, and is specialty

Weseuse on

, : ; ll valuable in the case of iron ships, the SS tn Ww qu a & ; AM ad? ———————. {three months. If they passed that | metai rapidly oxidizing and becoming *) en. or, © co oO.

period safely, they were most satisfac-- | brittle when exposed to the action of the

* tory animals. Ido not know whether | %4 water. e) SUCCESSORS TO BEER BROS cee.

Cakes ; the Canadian practice of paring the ri * HOG ; soles of the hoofs severely leaving them ee en Ox oe oy 22 ey ° oo.

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Leteamomae

Tommy—Mamma, why are papa’.

: ‘ oan les comparitively thin, may not be a cause watches alwave bieser than mamma’s 06 PER. BOZ i; ; oh ys bss

for the development of this weakness | watches?

od. o&- ©). ove o +Dee ° e sow e¢ e BREE ERR ERO

. hey are very nice cakes and ‘ when the horse is put constantly on} His Mother—Oh, it seems that men ey . ad ’ ’ > 7 7} T ht to please you. ¢ | hard pavements. No weakness or in- | C42 § Bet along without having great @ they ought P ne ae times.—.Jewelers’ Weekly. jury would be evident on the erdinary

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’ ). . ‘ . g roads or streets of Canada. : " [emo 10 § : . ; “Ae , A man was recently convicted in Eng- a he horses which are wanted | Jand of having enlisted as a recruit in 15

kind of pleasing > are sound animals, weighing | places, decamping each time with advance

oy Ki or as ‘ : ‘ : oey @ are anothe a i ° «\from 1.100 to 1.250 pounds. They | Money. England loses about $500,000 a ; akes.—The rrice , : ee 2 : yO: -* ear from such operations.

; BROS. Ch ; should be well broken to arive in y I ee es

nole ee « a emoc : ; (Oc PER DOZEN single harness ; anda smooth, rounded It is said that in the sandy deserts ot ; appearance is a much better quality} Arabia whirling winds sometimes exca-

than exceptional speed- In carriage | vate pits 200 feet in depth and extending

horses, showy action is considered , down to the harder stratum on which the

more vauable than great speed. There ee ee ee Se em ~ Us ene

is a good demand in Great Britain for} 2. © 2 ® horses for cavalry remounts and also for artillery. 1 was not able to carry NN investigations into that subject far see 4% OSS & @ | enough to offer any opinion on how thi at tri ide can be developed. But if stallions entirely suitable for the breed- ing of that class of horses could be ob aoe it would seem to be a desirable

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‘ Telephone 95. / DD. STEWART, Eclipse Bakery,

Rees, Speen ore

4 Bakes Best BREAD

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1 to 1/7 =

The best assortment in charlottetown.,

URIS aks Special Values

Ve have Tooke’s Make

In Silver i e = : . |} tial prizes, Or some other adequate

Novelties ” : oe From Prot. Rotertson’s Sten

Wee have Skelton’s Make, 3 We have the famous W, G. Brand, j exaneniatiniarmne There are s0 many 7 things E | As arule, hull-less barley has not tobe shown this year that we > | haven't room enough t give Ee

policy to afford every encouragement to Agricultural Societies or other f

bodies, to use such stud horses in their

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lecalities eithe by premiums, substan

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sede vial Gat eae la The very latest in Linen Collars, them all zool display. Some a enna It gets SO. dry and hard he very latest in linen Cuffs.

when ripe that its feeding value is very

ariicies must be sold

icates edatiial “ace shes fe much seMNETOS, and stock do not relish SUCCESSFUL VEN : r 5 se E some extent inthe Wester. States And as for Neckwear, if you want style

r ff nreatt »rticle at io Tre« ; y sorts Of pretty articies at oig Tr =“; | to some extent inthe Western States, 5 ® , 2

and seems to yield very well. Prof. A able at The Model Store.

it is obtain—

| We have placed a goodly num- 3] Henry, in his book on “Feeds and - ee , a ee RE HANDICAPPED WITH ber of very pretty things in our ea Feeding,” states that in feeding trials MANY OF THEM A c alk rOKK k ow , : 3 eaet window, lake a good |ook at | x ith pigs hull-less barley gave better CATARRHAL DISEASES. oe every article has = EE: returns th an common barley or corn. cet. 6a raciive rig ou it. ; : } , = lc omparitively spe iking, we ado not o , ~*~ | "ss . ‘ vs . : : ’ p>} (think Dariey 1s any Nar ler on the land i> A WW CHA ¥ c ; | ) C} > 7 Ll Lit i i. s » Gu ' ; | than many other cereals grown on the Ed ey i , farm. The amount of digestible pro- COMES TO THEIR AID. ; heehal Watch Honse. <3 tein is higher in barley than in oats, ‘ -

a = {and considerably more than in corn. GRAHTON STRHHT i ad Je rats errr ri. :

AEeR re hus lus tal sodas igh Sethe hese carbohydrates in barley exceed | Success in Hfe is almost impossible

those in oats, and fall below those in| for a man with bad breath. Nobody

corn. Barley has less oil than oats or| wants to do »usiness with him. No- G t Gl S 1 lly SAAN LA LILI Se i: She corn Farming. body wants to associate with him. He en S OVves a pecia r '

— ‘ -_— is handicapped everywhere. Offen-.

sive breath comes from catarrh; some-

‘ . ° Arn Ricur Acaty.—The Fort Bragg | ™ : ere ere etichacaaannsmbrentinants There IS Nothing ss Advocate save: Dr. James Henderson 1 | times from caterrh of the stomach, S

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SLOSS ARP EN SEPT

@§ | able tu be out and attend to office duties | S9Metimes of the lungs, sometimes of QO ye like pleasing customers Fe | +vain, after a very severe sick spell. The | the head, nose, and throat. It is from ° wen wheat we anne 1, ing all we" | Doctor wastakes ill about the first of | catarrh somewhere, and catarrh is an- _TO.— 4 the tin pe ton than enol i October with grippe, whict developed | other name for uncleanness., ait @ time, we give them euch ' : | as valne for their money that they “> nto poeumoots, followed by inflamma- Many men understand this, and make tk | § come back aida u at d brio others 4s tory rheumatism, He is getting along every effort to cure it, but it is be- fi : with them , This is the key~ A nic: ly vow, being able bo attend to his yond the reach of ordinary practice. f | f hote of our success. We strive ‘S profes-ioual duties. His many friends are; No self-respecting man can ignore ih & to please everyone who leaves an “y glad to see him on deck again. catarrh. If he has it in any form he We are now ready and willing to place any number of Hotels, Stores an i mos G order with us. Why cot give vj - makes constant effort to be rid of it. private dw ellings in a correct sanitary, and consequently healthy cond- As we have transfered our ous fe ; i i ue your next order and be oe | Ortaxt Diviston.—The members of] There is something about the man- | tion: and this at short notice. j ness to other parties our books must be ett rm thoroughly convinced what we v7 Orient Division are requested to meet in} ner of life and the climate of Canada We will furnish all who desire it with Baths, Closets, and lavatories of the Cl d t Bei Sa7 1s trne ifull force this evening at 8 o’clock in! gnat seems to breed diseases of the i] lit at once BE ty , : ; .d patterns at prices consistent with first-class quality osedq u f : G We solicit your valued orders. F Wright’s Lower Hall to receive the mem-| mucous membrane. Medical science latest and most approved P P 4 p S| i oF bers of Mayflower Division who will pay a | ordinarily doesn’t try to cure catarrh; | of goods and workmanship. Al All those indebted to us will oblige i. $s & j it “relieves” it; but Dr. Chase has The latest and most beautiful New York designs in electroliers. arge ' Je BRUCE QP sy SB | fraternal visit. been curing catarrh for over thirty by makisg immediate payment at the “ae “ Uk 5 EWART & C0 Y ——- ee A k of soil > and all plumber’s, steamfitters and engineers supplies now oii i . ie : salle samen . is blessed b stock Of sol pipe and ail p ’ LD ST AND. # f “F Cc aaa i ae W | ? t} ] ttl years, and his name Ss esse y O ) % . . es = wage dar Bos my 1 ®*| thousands who have shaken off the | on hand. di y i . Bit he Modern Founders, 1 En gineers uy son Of Mre. Thos. Laylor, Granville, Lot] srasy of this insidious disease. > Temple Bui in You wi receive courteous 7 : r ; ~~ aon nists, S. Nav. o's +s Zi, was ct asting on Saturday last, he ran ” Sola by all dealers, price 25 cents Call res wore te _ ” co i . Accounts Long Overdue ( : ? ; ae ‘etn ne 135 vem: “fe | into abarb wire fence, the result being | per box, blower free treatment whether we sell y : d tonce will be sued ot EF one 12 ee if not attended to at once will be sue ; .

that hie face was very ae _ and ti |

of, b juries sustained oe ee Eon . : Tse : wa

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1 oe hs ite aa TO MTT s co ‘TT eo , a R | The basket social previously announced PROMPTLY SECURED: MANUFACTURERS AGENT. See ae ee alae wef " a a announced to be held at Stanley Brixge - , . Write today for a free copy of ourtnteresting books ' ad hs ) Hall on February 28tb has been ategeniore Help” and “How you are swindled.” | — —- pacaapecimatome te a ypalihe situ 2° ap acuta? Panacea oi i" i —— changed to February 20th. A good | Webers error countries, Send sketch, motel oF _ ty For } progrmme is being prepared and no doubt | “\oto. tor free advice. MARION & MARION Psi reaktast we h Ave ; th | will t 8 | erts, New York Life Bu iiding, Montreal, and P 1e social will be a grand guccss. Severa | Buiiaing, Washington, D i Me - pr vehn’ s Breakfast I ‘ood, from Charlottetown will take part. Pe i LE i i . Necker’s Breakfast Homin se ae le se | | Ei: oo. > | st serapmnnnvenmeenannennteeneenenntnttnt tee tean ne x AT SPECIAL TRIP RATE. at . ising Buckwhe at, Sik aS This large illustrated pedeee s weekly ; ; llson’s pan dried Rolled Oats | TOP : 3 SW comaenicd aati H Tesh Ground (atme ul, = Joh n e cKenzie, = ® observer of nature. Fore ST AND STREAM # bs iF . Gold D => called the ‘‘sportsman’s home journal,” be- p ust Corn Meal. = = cause all in ~~ home read it. To know it : . ; D is to like it. The price is 10 cents per copy lled Wheat, & THE TAILOR & A large variety Hockey Sticks and Pucks. (ofall newedealer but that you may ge | W heat F : : Price away duwn acquainted with Forest ano Stream, send 4 h t] arin a, = 25 cents es or em and we wil send eatlet 2 7 . the paper for four weeks as a specia — #i siee CHARLOTTETOWN - - - FH ISLAND & SIMON W. CRABBE Our catalogue of ‘best books on i 4 BEER v ( ‘(OEE . sports will come to you free. sabes at ej .% | 41 y FOREST AND STREAM, PUBLISHING oo . U X "a ae sAAAAAALAS hi 4 Walker’s Corner...... STOVES & HARDWARE @ 346 Broadway, New York, } GROCERS Se MAAAAUAAAWAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAAAAUAAAASUAAALSDAAAN “GAAISALLLLALALL IE b