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Local and Other items, [o-MORROW John R, Clarke’s lecture REMEMBER Pienic at Corran Ban on Wed

nesuay he xt ; dient 1. O. O. F. —Wildey Lodge holds its regula session to-night.

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JOURNALISTIC rhe Summerside Journc

attuined its twenty-first year to-day, Coun- go ulations. dictiue —— , . " STIPENDIARY MaGisrrate’s Court.—The

victim to-day was a woman Stewart

irunk, fined $2 or 8 days.

Sarah

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(io To—The pienie and enjoy yourself, at Covran Ban Bridge, on Wednesday next, 26th inst. For particulars see advt. —

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PRECEPT FOR THE Times.— Let another man praise thee, and not thine own mouth; a stranger and net thine own lips. — Bible

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~—Tickets for J. R. be hadat T. L.

Uaszard’s and at the door.

licKets. tures can G. G. oth.

, —=—=—2> Clarke’s lee- Chappelle’s, Price 25

— pen AntTitLery.—No. | Battery Garrison Artil- lery meet at the Drill Shed at 7.30 sharp, this evening, to arrange for their annual shooting competition.

so dt Imporranr.—Den't forget to hear John R. Vlarke’s celebrated lectures, ‘‘ To and F;o in London,” and ** Gough in Wit and H»mor.” ——»>— — DemPperance. —Charlottetown Lodge, No.

i. 5 <a on oe I. D MeL

bers will be

»-night at 8 o'clock, at when several new mem-

meetea tc o's Hall,

initiated

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Caaprety’s Atmanac —This valuabie an- nusl for 1889 isin press. Any one having any corrections to make will kindly send in

he same a3 soon as possible to the publisher.

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To tae Dear.-—-A person cured of Deatness aod noises in the head of 23 years’ standing by a simple remedy will send a description of it FREE to any person who applies to NicHor

aon, 30 St. John Street, Montreal 4{m—ml4 — -

Exaisition Nores.-—Exhibitors of home

manufactured articles, not incladed in prize

list, are rquested to apply for space on or be- fore Saturday next, the 22nd inst., in order, if possible that room may be provided for their exhibits.—A. McNeiil, Secretary. septl9 3i

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Lectv re.—The L mlon, Ont. Free Press says: * Mr. John &. Clarke, who entertain- ed the large audience at Queen’s Avenue Methodist Church, is a master of mimicry and possess the art of flashing a picture on the hearers’ mind in a few words.” Mr. John R Clarke lectures at the Y. M.C. A. Hall,

to-morrow (Friday) and saturday. >

A Coxrossvs.—-A nine years’ old lad named Hamel, belonging to Etehdmin, near Quebec, is attracting a good deal of local attention as a future coliosus. Although oaly nine years old. as already stated, he has all the appear- ance and size of a well grown young mar of 20. He measures 44 inches around the waist, 26 inches around the thigh and 154 around the calf of the leg.

lI ——— Moonticnt Excursion. —The moonlight g excursion last night was aimost perfectly peasant. The moonlght and the weather

were all that could be desired, and so indeed was the good steamer St. Liwrence. There were about four handred persons on bord. The band only play +d two selections of music, and many were “isappvinted in consequence. Tne sail lasted over three hours and was tnoroughly enjoyable. — > Lance Trovur.--A trout pounds and two ounces is have been caught a short time agp in the English river Itchen, near Winchester. It measured 32 inches in length, 21 inches in circumstances, and was not landed until two hours after it was hooked. The buait was alive minnow. The monster is said to

weighing 16

ailoged to

have haunted the stream for years. The Catch was made by a laborer named Turpin, who sold it for $5. Itis being stuffed for preservation.

peapielinvitaal

Nova Scorra Provincia, EXxHIBirion.— The Provincial Exhibition of Nova Scotia opens at Truroon Tuesday next, the 25th inst. This handsome town will be en fete fora week. The races at the Driving Park are expected to be the mest interesting and the largest ever held in tne Maritime “Pro-

vinces. The fine stallion Black Pilot, the Island wonder, is entered for three races. Through return tickets for one first-class fare can be obtained from the Island for the week. ee oe

Launcw.—At the old ship yard of Mr. Andrew Bell, Mill River, Lot 5, a few days since, was launched the schvoner Belle, of 100 tons, built by Mr. William Chaisson, of Rollo Bay, for Mr. Theophilus Gallant. The Belle is said by good judges to be of perfect model, and she will undoubtedly be a good sailor. She is well fihished, ber

spars being of the very best of imported wood, and her whole work manship reflects |

great credit onthe builder, Mr. Chaisson. Mr. Bell says the launch was the best he ever saw, andhe has witnessed a good many.—Journal.

tinal elon

Hist to Tgacuers.——Prof. 8. E. Warren, in the Forum for August, says:—Feeling is the mainspring of action. Elementry educa- tion in rig! ht feeling, and the consequent will- ing, in the idea and love of health, beauty in life and art, truth, honor, virtue and piety, ean be very large sly informal and incidental. That is, it need not be a separate text-book study. Every teacher, or other person known to the pupil, in whom right feeling and good Willing are seen to exist, is an object lesson in the points here named; while, as already | shown with respect to other subjects, much can be accomplished in moral instruction in sonnection with the reading lessons.

sina.

Kittep By a Base Batt.—About three Weeks ago, the 11 year old son of Wim. Cuim- mings, of Pitt street. while p aying ball, was struck in the temple by the ball and knocked to the ground. Dr. Joho Berryman, who at- tended th: boy at the time, says he compli: ed of a headache, but that he refused to te! 4 where the pain was, or whit cause sd it. Pie lad be ‘gan to fail rapidly, but he still declin ed to siy what had cause l the pin in his heal, and the physician could not find any cause for the trouble. One of his comp nions, however, told of Cummings being knocked down by the bail, ani when his death was announced yesterday, Dr. Berrymaua said there was no doubt but that the biow was the UIP Inn Soh chart.

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SPECIAL DESPATOHES Te KAMINER

Maritime Press Associaiion.

FREDERICTON, Sept. 19.

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The Press Association arrived this after- oon they were met by M ‘yor Hasen, Secretary fur Agriculture Lugrin, and the! cily press representatiy es.

ihe Asseciaion met to-night at the Barker House, Mr. Bertram presiding Mr. Lugrin addressed the meeting at con-

length. ance of the short ind Moncton, the Canada

n st building it Was

siderable He spoke of the im port- line railway Harvey and said that in the event of Pacitic Railway Company . 2 New Brurswick capil alist prepared to immediately take the contract tor the proportion of the subsidy given the C. P. R. The following otticers were elected for the ensuing year:— Presi-

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dent, A. C. Bertram, of the North Sydney, C we Herald; Vice-Presidents, ae Wuod, W. L. Cotton, J. A. Black, J. J. Austen, J. E. B. McCready and W. B.

Haw ke; Executive

Landry, . Bowes,

Alley; Secretary-Treasurer, J. T. Cor. Secretary, William Dennis; Committee, H. T. Stevens, V. A L. C. Macnutt, C. Mills, F. W S. D. Scott and J. H. Crockett.

The association decided it could not visit Woodstock and Grand Falls this trip, but express hearty thanks to Manager Cram, ot the N. B. Railway for the courtesy ex- tended.

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Montreal News.

Monrreat, Sept. 20.

Fire this morning did damage to the tent of $150,000 in Despereas’ toy store and Plamendin and Tureott’s” clothing stores, Notre Dame Street. Loss covered by insurance. The mother and brother of Despereas perished in the flames.

At the nomination for Montreal East to- day, A. L. Lepine was nominated the

ex-

as

Labor candidate and A. E. Poirier as the Liberal candidate. A firn. from France is about establishing

a brass foundry here. They expect to lay

out some $150,000 in machinery and plant. (JUEBEC, Sep.t 19.

The Governor General and Lieutenant

Governor are about competing a friendly

yacht race. The match will come off at an

early date, His Excellency sailing the Curlew, and the Lieutenant Governor the LaMascotte. Both gentlemen are expert

yachtmen,

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Sherman Answe ed.

WasHINGTON, Sept. 19. Mr. Morgan replied to Senator She man's speech, telegraphed yesterday, on his resolution instructing the committee on foreign relations te inquire into the relations of the United States with Great Britain and the Dominion of Canada, and tu report at the next session such measures a8 are expedient tu promote friendly com- wercial and political intercourse between these countries and the United States Senator thought Mr. Sherman’s re-olution was unnecessary as the retaliation bill was necessary. We had all the infor- ination we needed from Canada. As for Mr. Sherman’s beautifu! dream of a Zollve- reta which had grown now intu annexation, that might be rea ized at the end of another century, indeed, the centralizing federaiizers in this country should deter mine that the United States shou d be an nexed to Canada, and so brought unde? Imperial Government.

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unless,

Fatal and Dis» strous Cyclone.

Havanna, Sept. 19.

The Avisador Commercial, giving extend- ed detaiis of the destruction wreught by the recent says over 1000 lives were lost on the Island, while the damage to dwellings, shipping, crops and othe property extends into millions.

eyclone,

Emin Bey Relief. BERLIN, Sept. 19. The German Colonial Company have ap- pealed tothe publicto subscribe to the Emin Bey relief fund, stating that the fund must be raised in ten days, and any support granted by the Reichstadt will be too late.

Yellow Fever

JACKSONVILLE, Sept. 19. The official bulletin for the 24 hours end-

ing 6p.m., gives the new cases, 150; deaths, 14. The tota! cases to date are 1333 ; total deaths, 120. Weather Bulletin. Toronto, Sept. 20.—-10 «. m.

Light to moderate winds, fair weather not

much change in temperature.

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Local Notices. Twenty cases London Goods opening to day at Stanley Bros., Brown's Block. sept20 —2i

New Valencia Raisins just received at Beer & Golf's. 3i—sept20

PickLine, Spice, White Wine, Malt or French Vinegar at R. K. Brace’s

Very choice Green and Delaware ¢ irapes at Beer & Goff’s. 3i—se ptz0

Latest styles in rubbers and boots at Goff Bros. sep20 d2i wii

See the great bargains in suits, overcoats and reefers at John McLeod & Co’s.

Ninety-six exses of new boots for fall, just received at Goff Bros. sep20 d2i wli

Great rush to Kuight’s bakery for Graham

sepl9 li Hats, caps and woolea

great variety at John VcLeod & C o's.

The in tewn wiil be ad & w.

Knglish goods— Opening at J. bb.

and Cashmers Fone

Merino’s at J. B.

best v ilue in fouad

Lots of new fall, goods now iacDoaall’s. d & w.

furniture, stoves, wn aext Taursdiy, Sept 20tu, at 11 velock Parties intending to send artic’es to this sal: must do so before 9 o’ciock on day of sale,— A. MeNeill, Auctioneer.

Dinner Sets, Tea ‘ets, Chamber Sets are

Auction sale of

sold cheap at the Cheap Crockery Store. Con e one, come all, aud get a bargain, for we are

‘ kamuag ty ev. W. PB. Uvtwill, Supra Uw. dw | stew

underclothing in |

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Bide A Wee and Dinna Fret. Is the road very dre: ry ? Patience yet ! ' will be sweets thou art a-weary, atter night ihe the morning cheery, Then bide a wee and dinna fret.

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And

The clouds have silver lining, Don’t fn get; althouga he's hidden, shining; Courage ! instead of tears and vain repining, | Just bide a wee, and dinna fret.

And still the sun is

With toil and cares unending Art beset ? Bethink thee how scending Snap the stiffoak, but spare the willow bené- ing, And bide a wee, and dinna fret.

the storms from heaven de-

Grief sharper sting doth borrow From regret ; But yesterday is gone and shall its sorrow Untit us for the present and the morrow Nay; bide a wee, and dinna fret. An over anxious brooding Doth beget A host of fears and fantasies deluding; Ihen brother, lest these these torments be in truding, Just bide a wee, and dinna fret.

JUHN RK. OLANKE

IS COMING!

Wit! Fun! Dialect! Songs THE PRINCE OF MIMICS!

Friday & Saturday Evenings, SEPTEMBER 21 and 22,

Jeet.

y. M. 6. A, HALL, CH TOWN.

OHN R. CLARKE, the Famous Orater, will

e on the abote dates, give two of his Pamons Lectures, entitied ;

“TO AND FRO IN LOND®N,”

—AND “Gough in Humor and Eloquence.”

These Lectures are going to be the Treat of the Season. Don’t fail to hear them. D ors open at 7.15. Lecture commences at 8

Tickets, 25 cents. tl 22nd—septt2

PIANO, ORGAN, SINGING,

Choir Training, Taxidermy.

M* EARLE desires to inform the Musical 1 Public that te hus opened up a correspon-

; with some of the teading Musicians in tngland, United Staces and Canada, for the pur- Pose of ac ‘rtaining for him-elt if there is any hing “NEW in Piano and O-gan Playing, Teaching and Sivging. S ould tiaere be, his pupiis “iil receive the benefi., tie wives iGssous ut his own house as well as at he residence of the pupils, and makes a special- y of teaching beyinuers as weli as advanced players, VYCOMBE

tie is Agent forthe celebrated NE

PLANOs. ‘The following testimonial speeks for self :— We, the undersigned, preferring the Newcombe

Pianos, have much pleasure ip test:fying ‘hat nose We have bought from Mr. Ear e have given omplete Salisfa tion.

Lieut. Governor Mac- Hon. T. W. Dodd, duonaid, jor. Robins,

Pere, rope, Frederick iobins,

Lb. Balderston, F. «. Moore,

R. Mayuara, Kev. F. Muvoore,

F’. ii. Beer. EK. W. Tayivor,

Cha':les iiyndman, Frederick + eters,

W. Tweedy, L. L. Be er, sep..3

obWING MACHINES REPAIRED

‘HE Subscriber has epened an office above R. K. Jost’s Boot and Shoe Store, fo repairing all kinds of Sewing Machines. JOHN HIGGINS, North Side of Queen Square. septl4—dy lw wky 3w

NOTICE TO LADIES.

* kinds of HAIR WORK done in the

best manner at short notice.

MIss M. CONNOLLY, Corner King and Queen Streets.

Maurice Blake, And others.

se ptls

BAGS!

IN STOCK AND TO ARRIVE,

Grain, Potato & Flour Sacks and Twines,

ASSORTMENT OF—

Samples and quotations on application. Orders from the trade solicited,

FENTON T. NEWBERY, Avent Canada Jute Co. septl5—-lw pat lw sum jour 2i

At Terpsichore Hall.

patronage hereto:ore bestowed on Teacher of Music—PIANO and VIOLIN- solicits the favor of generally, as she intenis to open Classes for instruction in that art at t.e above Hall on THURSDAY NEXT, the 13'h inst. JANIE BURRIS,

septll—pat 4i tues sat wky li

Queen's Co, “hil Association,

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MlHE ANNU AL PRIZE MEETING of the

Que County tifle Asseciation will he | held on Kensin giou Range on WEUN#SD .Y. 26 h -eptemcer, instant, commencing at Kix: t o'clock, a, im,

WILLIAM & 19, 21, 25

again

n’s

- WEEKS, Capt., Secretary, septl9 x

School for Children.

RS. J. D MARTIN has still a few vacancies in her Morning Class ~houid a <ufficient namber of Pupils come for- ward, an \fterno n Class will beformed. These (lasaes will continue during the Summer

a clc., apply at restdcn:e, at ®, nmiun

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LEHIGH,

jafter FUAURSDAY, Sept.

THE Subscriber, thankful for the very liberal | her as |

her friends and tiie public | q

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THURSDAY. ANTHRACITE COAL

ees eee

nn Raat etn

I O ARRIVE per Schooner ‘‘ Otter,” due here lst September :— 400 Tons best quality HONEY BROOK and in Eyg and Chestnut sizes

C. LYONS.

ougal —Im pa. her guar

‘MR. ‘J. BH. LOGAN

WILL RESUME L

Monday, September 17.

SSSONS ON

HOULD a sufficiently large number of PANO Ss desire it, Classes will be formed in PIANO aud ORGAN, of not more than four pupils i:

ich, cn the plan of the leading Conservatories Th s length of the lessons wiil be one hour, and the rates will then be Five Dollars per term for each.

Private Lessons will still be given to those who

prefer them, at thesame terms as previously—'l en Dollars per Quarter, half hour lessons,

Phe Meth d of Instruction is conformed to that of the Leipsic Conservatorium.

Application shoutd be made as soon as possible ‘3th.

Rooms, 235 Kent Street.

ang25—lm

HAIRDRESSING

MR. JAMES REDMOND

ie to inform his numerous customers and the public generally that he is still prepared to attend to their wants at his premises on Gruf- ton —arnes, formeriy occupied by Scott & Rea- higuc Mr. Redmond isa skilled Artist, and guaraen- tees entire satisfaction. iti 17

VIOLIN INSTRUCT ION, +

N R. M. LOWDEN would intimate that he is 1 now forming his FALL CLASS for instruc- tiov on the Violin; and as this season is mos! convenient for many, an early application is requested.

Pupils taken from 10 years of age upwards.

282 KENT STREET. Ch’town, Sept. 11, 1888—4i sod

ANTHRACITE COAL.

ae ee

T° ARRIVE, ex Schr. Robbie Godfrey from New York, due here abont 12th inst. :—

270 Tons of the celebrated JERMYN COAL, which gave such good satisfaction last year.

R. MeMILLAN

aug7—dy & wky tf AGEN’) S! __ Our ‘* Home, Farm and

‘ é Business Cyclopedia” is a large wuik Goetataing 900 pages profusely il- instrated, and als» contains poriraits of the lead - ing statesmen of the Vominion. The th ce de- ptrtments iuto which the work is divided, treats fully every feature in coinection with Home and its happiness, successful Firming and still more successful Basisess Life. Hach department of the work has the advantage of being writien br Canadian ~pecialists. The work is purely Cana- dian. We want ao Agent inevery town and County. If yeu want territory, terms and fui) par'iculars, write to W. E, KARUN, St, John,

J.S ROBERTSON & BROS., aug25—2aw & wky Puolishers.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e.

W ANTED.—A General Servant. Rey. Mr, Luoypb. wan rkKD.—At the Hospital for the Insane. a tiousemaid anda Femaie Atcendant. apply tu DR BLANCHARD. se” 20

Be

aoculImmMedaecd at Queen Surect. iuises, pd

Apply to sept20

more Boarders can be the CENTRAL HOUSE. Also, good Stabliug vn the pre- 2idy & wky—sept20

RDE"S.—A few

\ ANTED.—A Servart Gir! for general house WOrn, App y at ihis office. 5i—sept20 war TED. an intelligent Boy from 14 to 16 years of age, fur work abouta anep. Ap- ply at this office, tf—sept20

W 7. ANTED —An experienced Servant Girl in a nenny of two. Good wages. Apply at this

office septid

‘ND SALE.—The Farm of the late Allan 4 MacKinnon, Riverdale, Lot 30, will be sold by Auction, On the Premises, on SATURD@y,

Sept. 29in, at 2 p.m. Sale posi:ive, sepLuiy W ANTED.—A Girl todo general housework, Apply to Mrs. D. ST#WarRT, Kent Street. septls—3i pd

Gees garroaeh, W- ANTED.~—Reliable, energetic man in you vicinity. Salary trom start on liveral terms. Kochester Fruit Farm and sreeees. —HOOKEX, BROWN & (0, Brighton, N. sepll7—dy 2W pd

\ ANTED.—A Servant Girl for general house- work. Govd wages. Apply to Mrs. Ep- WARD VAVY, Kichmond Street. 3i- septi7

@ Mw HENNESSEY, Dressmaker, is now

ready to supply tae want's of her customers a ter residence, 68 LOWER QUEEN STREET, and all orders received by her wili be prompily at- tended to. pd lw—septlt

W AN TED. —A Nurse; one that can do plain sewing, Apply to Mrs. L. H. DAvigs, Riverside. if “sep 2L14

| ee ‘TED. _— a young lady, wh? writes a good hand and is correct at figures, a si‘u- a.iun as assistant in office or saleslady in store. Sbealso hasa thorough knowiedge of Dress- making, and would not object te sewing. Pri- vate family preferred. Apply at this office, septls—oi pd

YHOP TO LET, having a Plate Glass Front,

just the thing fora Fruit, Book, Grocery or

is sol Store, next door to Bonnell’s Watchinaking shop.—R. K. BRac#. septl2

T° LET.—The House on the Esplanade at pre- sent occupied by F, ''. Newbery, Esq. Ap;ly

to Hon. B. Davis,

ne. LET.—Ha'lf of a House situate on King Sireet, lately owned by Mr. Taudvin, and ar

present occupiea vy Mr. Stewart, of the norm of

sicLeod & Stewart. Possession given onthe lich

iust. Apply to John Kelly. Esq.. Water Com-

missiouer, or to the owner, EDWARD KELLY.

septi2

\ ANTED.—A regular Physician of twenty years’ experience in his pr fession wants tv

find a govd location for the vuraciice of medicine

in P.B& Tlaud, Wiilpay liberally for inforima-

Lion, or wilt buy an established practice, Ad-

ress ‘ Medicus,” EXAMINER office.

septlo— —10: ) pd

re LET.—-A House containing eight rooms, with or without a Shop, ina pleasant part ot the city. Stable and Warehouse attached. Apply at this ottice. 6i eod—aug27

septs

\ — IMMEDIATELY.—A Parlor Maid. ood wages. Apply a this office. __ 2ug8 nO LE ST.—A House on Water Sireet, contain-

ing eleven /:ooms with shop. Po-sessicn

immediate-y. Apply to M. McQuatp, Lower Queen Street, — tt—aug2i \ ANTED.—A good Milch Cow. W. B&eER

\NTED,—A Gi rl for general housework.

Goud wages. No washiug. Apply at this Li- — septs -

Apply to W. li—septs

office.

Ww NTE —-A Boy about 14 years of age to

mase himsef u-eful about tue place. A

country boy preferred, Apply to J. WG. Kek-

st.dt, Mal eque Road. sept 7

1° LET.—A House on Bayfield Sirect. Apply to I’. R..WILLIAMS. pad 3i—sept6

Yt % SA TE.—One large second-hand Fireproof Sife (Tilton & McFarland); one double

ila ac aa Sil

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SEPTE)

Grey

Fine

Just poing-Fall Stock of

Royal Smyrna Rugs,

Blankets, Blankets,

Underwear, Collars, Cuffs, Ties, be.

MBE R 20, 1888.

PALL, 1sss.

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BEAUTIFUL SHADES,

Flannels,

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Top Shirts,

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CLOTHING.

A Large Stock to “elect from—Very Cheap.

JAMES PATON & CO.,

BROWN’S BLOCK.

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FROM

CREAT BRITAIN,

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FIRST INSTALMENT OF 48 CASES

NEW FALL & WINTER GOO

Now Opening and will be sold Cheap at

PEREINS & STERNS.

Charlottetown, Sept. 11, 1888.

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Our principle

and we kindly ask you

E believe in giving people their rights, and are to bluffing for the e purpose of gain.

is to deal ina straightforward manner,

give right value in selling BOUTS AND SHOKS.

RETALIATION |

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opposed

and

We Warrant every Pair of our Celebrated Solid Leather make of Boots,

to purchase your own and your family’s

Boots for this Fall from us.

GOFF BROS.,

Successors to Dorsey, Goff & Co.

pines 13, 1888—eod & >

E2 SPECIAL V:

1s88—

Custom Tailoring, Gents’ F-urnishings.

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—1889.

0:

D. A. BRUCE

—HAS OPENED HIS~—

PALL AND WINTER GOODS.

20:

INSPECTION SOLICITED.

When You Want Suitings, vs, ‘Troweneinge ald Overcoatings,

DONT FAIL TO SEE OUR STOCK.

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ALUES in all WOOLEN UNDERWEAR and NECKWEAR.

D. A. BRUCE, Cusrom Tarvor.

Cheritttvivwe, Sepr; 15, 1883.

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