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SEPTEMBER 29, 1892.
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=—- , : Se = ee “ ~ —— —_ T fhe Wor.d’s Reformers. MISS LDITH HI Ld... a's | Local and Other Itens. or j j [Fr m the poem, ‘‘Wendell Phillips.,’} Late of Angio- French College, Upper Nor- . s . , wood, England, _— c! —_ a till he taught} TickeTs.—Save the price of Exhibition : ; _ th m to unders:an tickets by buying to the amount of $1 at D, Pesires Pupiis for Pianoferte. That t! + highest crime may be written in the] A, Bruce's. oh B hi; .est law of the land.
rm eegias firs! week in September.
setrem South Kensington. Kngland.
“ gire at DEER & GOFE'S U pper Store. septld—eod tf
Certifi-
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Don't Miss the Opportunity.
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J. AYERS, D. D. S., |
Graduate of the Uuiversity of Pennsylvania.
OFFICK - Rooms fermeriy occupied by Dr. Robins, opposite St, Dunstan's Cathedral, Great
Coe Doers from 96 n =e m., and from OONEY & PENDER’S Horse Nails, Horse Shoes, Cut . iii ow tacos } and Clench Nails, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Zinc, Lead,
BUTT AER. |andall lines in GENERAL HARDWARE at very low prices.
SHELF GOODS at 20 per cent. Discount. Nails, Horse Nails, Shoes, Paints, Oils at special prices at the CITY HARDWARE STORE.
R. B. NORTON & CO.
Charlottetown, September 27, 1892—eod & wky ge. VINNICO VBE has removed bis office to}
On Exhibition i Messrs. Harzerd & Moore's Bovkatore, |
—AT TH H— wnereall orders and payments may be left. His
grisic Tuning and Touing is widely known
among many of the le wding mu-iciavs of Nova ;
Moticas Wellas on the Island. tHaviog an ex- ay. 2 perience lasting over twenty years, his superior t
knowledge of iano construciion enables him to; ./ ;
regalate actions to a nuicety, giving the instra- ments beautifol even tone, also a delicate touch wthekeyboard thai few can accomplish. No} catchpenany Work, such as dirt, rusty strings, | restringing, yellow keys, «uli poliah, ete Mr. Viesioombe kno» ata ulance what requires to be done and does | Kvtimates for repairing coserfaily yiven. Strings and Piano Fittings kept on hand. A!! orders punctually attended to bm eod—septs }
m2 | OUR THOUSAND DOLLARS' WORTH OF FINE CHINA, including Tea Sets, Water Sets, Vases, Pitchers, Cheese anl Butter Dishes, Toilet Sets, Chocolate | Jugs, Berry and Pudding Sets, Bisque Figures, Wine and Milk Sets, Perfume and Vinegar Bortles, China and Glass Baskets and luk Wells. and 1,001 other articles to beautify and adorn the household. All the above goods will be suld at BIG REDUC TIONS for TWO WEEKS. NEW GOODS are coming in every day, and for want of room we have to push them «ff at PRICES THAT TELL = Auto and Photograph | Albums, Nice Plush and Leather Dress ng Cases, Manicure Sets, Cuff and Collar ; Boxes, Gluve and Handkerchief Seta, Jewel Cases ALL MUST BE SOLD, Fifty- ‘five Violins and Accordeons at all prices to be sold at wholesale prices. Don’t miss this opportunity to get a good music+l ins'rument at your own price. i SCHOOL sod COLLEGE BOOKS all in and selling at the cheapest rates. Fools jeap, Memos, Pencils, Slates," Inks, ete. For good Writing P.per and Envelpes, Fancy ' Stationery, Linen Pads in all sizes, Pens and Pence l+, try the BAZAAR STORE : Clearance Sale of Wall Papor and Window Blinds. Everyous is suited. See our stock lof Pictures and British Piste Mirrors. Framing done to order. Big stock of Mouid- lings to select from.
| BAZAAR STORE. Queen Street.
Charlottetown, Sept. 19, 1892—eod & wy
‘ TUBS CHOICE BUTTER WANTED. 30) Highest (ash Prices paid. AULD BROS, septis—dy 2aw & why lm
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Wk. H. L. HEARTZ, Organist of St. Paul’s Church,
ILL resume iessons on the Piano the first W week in September. Choice Music on sale atlowest prices. For terms, ete.. apply at Music Rooms, Prince Strcot. aug2Z3
Piano and Organ Tuning and Repairing.
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Unt. ‘BoL..
heard
Lock Pocket!
(PATENTED.)
you ever
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Di i ! isappoints! Pent ieeernnnctnnen The new and ingenious LUCK POCK «f is a sife- yuard against the loss of valuables from out the pockess by means of abstraction or «otherwise. As a watch pecket it is invaluable. This p«ket is in use in the United Statea and other covntries, and its success in
1 HORGE PHARMACY.
New Wrinkle
VICTORIA ROW. PREVENTING THE LOSS OF MONEY, watches or other valuables brings it iuto universal favor where-
ever introduc -d.
When buying Clothing sae that the LOCK POCKET is attached to your garment,
PONGES | SPONGES ! inn
We have just received a new stock of Sponges Ready
Which are *e] ing very cheap to run off t . Made
Watters tur Patent Medicines of every * Clothing.
Kind Fancy and Toil-t Articles, Hair Brushes, septl5 —tf (tu thu sat)
E. A. SMALL & CO., Wholesale Clothiers, Montreal,
SOL® PATENTEES For CANADS,
Tooth (a fi land C
he line), Nail and Cloth Brushes, Per- — Bey Rum, ete. P ‘Be tine of Hiavena “igars just opened. Wes, Tobaceos, Cigarettes etc.
sanspensing of Doctors’ Prescriptions a spe-
Also
rk thborate SOMA FOUNTAIN, the finest on
om ca awmene the most delicious beverages F. de €. DAVIES, ' ng'6 Proprietor.
Mortgage Sale.
— i Te be sola by Public Auction, at the Court Mouse ; my Nast tlottetow n in Queeu’s Couaty, on WEDP- | / a } E Ane AY, the Seventh day of Sep ember next, , . * Jar } e 4 oO” pee, at the hour of Twelve o clock, noon :— | / 4 ‘that trac’, pieco or parcel of land, situate, 4, WC, . Shi y 1 / Wing and ‘vsing in Cardigan, Township F y — , r ” ered ifty-three » King’s Coomty, in Prince we vet land, bouuded oa the south by Cardi ver, - west by ‘and formeriy in the : on 4 shu Weatherbie but now in the C awn of jam Davis, on ths north by the O G N AC ita 2 on the east oy land ia possession of
rolm Ca nupbe!l rotainin by estimation one ine ani thirty and one-half acres of land, a wee’ or leas, exo-pting thereout forty-five fone land heretofore oomveyed to Wiiliam
= situate north of th: Laanchiag RK mad Peer’ sale will take place pursuant toa Vorwan Sale Coniai ied in a certain In eature of
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THE SECOND LARGEST
Nove, i dearin.< date th > eighteenth day of Wh et Gaceigus acne ee ereen Net Me} =SHIPPERS OF BRANDY
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aeard &rvis Hodgson, of Chartotletown, » Cont eT part, whic Mortwace was by an In Nevembee “nt date tae twenty-first dav o + A. UD. 8°7, assigned ts the ander
FROM FRANCE.
; ; ealars apply to Me William oneeart Selicior, \Sewson's Bailding, Cas | HEIR BRANDIES ARE Dated 1h
‘hia 27th day of July, A, D. 12
JAMES SIMV?SON
UNSURPASSED IN
WE HAVE A FULL STOOK
; Assignee of Mortgagee,
W3 law (tha) & wky sie .
. _ { JA T Y ture ay bore mMentione! Mortage was, by Inder AGE AN D QUALITY. Li : Aug ine ” Rmeni, beariag date the 2h day wut Se
Re and . &6hcued to the undersigned.
Pane ean ene awive doserided lia is 16 post Novena MOND \Y, the twenty-first day o on fhext, then totake place a: the plac Deed this Th dane Ask your Merchant for th ™ th day of seotember, 1992 Win for em. W 1. O. MURSON, ik y Assignee cl Mar igugee, _~ Slaw (thu) & wky tl sle ~ ’
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ONIAL ROUSE,
MONTREA.
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FRUIT JARS,
Pints, Quarts, Half Gallons.
Mail orders promptly and carefully at- tended to.
HENRY MORGAN & CO... MONTREAL, |
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“How are you?”’ { :“Nicely: Thank Yor,” “Th Who?”
:“Why the inventor of
SCOTT'S EWMIULSION
Which cared me cf CORSUMPTION.”
Give thanks for its discovery. ¢That it does not make you sick when you take it.
Give thanks. That itis three times as eficacious as the old-fashioned cod liver oil.
Give thanks, ‘Thatit issuch a wonder- ful fiesh producer.
Give thanks, ‘Shatit is the best remedy for Consumption, Scrojula, Bronchitis, Wasting Dis- eases, Coughs and Colds.
Besure you get the genuine in Salmon | color wrapper; sold by all Druggists, at
8 RR Pe ew
eek erin ours
soc, and $1.00. SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville.
“ | MOUNTED on Valcanite | dhe a set; mounted on
atts Metal, $15.00 a set.
Partial Sets from $2.00 and
upwards. Best of material, workmansht and satisfaction. MURKAY’S DENTAL PARLORS 45 Quven Street. lyr eod & wy—junet
IN EPIDEMICS T° DISINFECT and
PREVENT DISEASE USE
raz |? |(Qzonized [RED-croSS| Fluid,
NATURE'S OWN DISINFECTANT.
eel NOT POISONOUS. THE MOST THOROUGH CEOOORIZER AND DISINFECTANT KNOWN.
HAS A FRESH, HEALTHFUL ODOR. KENNETH CAMPZELL & CO., Montagar
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EASILY USED.
TRA
EACH PLUG OF THE
Myrtle Navy
iS. MARKED
DT. & B.
IN BRONZE LETTERS.
Philips Square:
1300 fee.
‘‘Distu ber!” and ‘‘Dreamer !” the Philis- tic s cried whe1 he reached an ideal creed,
Till the 7 learned thit the men who changed th: world, with the world have disagreed.
That t) : remnant is right when the masses art led like she »p to the pon;
For th: instinct of equity 2’ «bers till roused by ‘nstinctivemen, + P
It is ac enough to win rights from a king and wr :e them down in a book New m n, new lights; and the code of the fat ers the son nay never brook. Whati liberty now were license then; their fre dom our yoke would be, And ea 2 new decade must have new men to de: -rmine its li»erty. Manki: | is a marching army, with a broaden- ing front the wile; Shall it crowd its buik on the farm paths, or cle r to the out vard file ? ts pic .xeers are taose dreamers who heed nei her tongue nor pen Of the uman spiders whose silk is wove from the live | of toiling ren.
—Joun Borie O’RIetLy. or
Signalling by Balloon.
A se ies of interesting experiments were conduc ed recently at Stanford Bridge Groun: s, London, with balloon and appar atus in ented and improved by Mr. Eric Bruce or use in military signalling at night over in ervening woods and hills, Within the ba! oon are hung ona small swinging ladder \ix incandescent lamps, connected by ins: lated cable with a battery on the ground worked that night at 24 volts and giving 60 candle power of illumination By rea ly manipulation of the buttons at the ins rument the operator flashes on the translu »ent sides of the balloon the signals of the ‘lorse or any code, and these can be easily ) ead at a distance of six miles.
The >alloon used was a small one of 18 feet di metear, containing 1,000 feet of gas, and wa; held by cable at a height of about The strong wind prevailing ren- dered : ie position of the-balloon unsteady and uc sertaiu, but the signals were never- theless read by military experts, and were answei od from a station on Jand. The ex- perime its were w.tnessed by Prince Ed-
|ward o Saxe-Weimar, by military attaches
of the ‘hinese and other embassies and a numbe’ of scientific men. The experi- ments vere varied by hanging the lamps outside below the neck of the balloon and flashin, direct. The illuminated balloon, | when . few feet above ground, gives a) beautil il light, and can be utilized when requir 1 for execu’ ing work at night.
Pres :NTATION TO Rev. Georce STEEL.—At the reg lar weekly meeting of the Methodist ministe s of the St. John district, Rev. Geo. Steel, 1 ho had recently returned from the States, where he had joined the ranks of the benedic 8, was presented with the tollowing address by his brother clergymen :
‘On his occasion of your return to our midst, fter your recent absence in the United States, { wish as chairman of the preachers’ meeting to give expression to the high appreci tion your brethren have formed of your vr any sterling qualitios, of your loyal attachn ent to the interests of Methodism and the effi ent services you have rendered in connect on with this meeting. The members have ct srged me with the plessant duty of convey! ig to you this explession of their esteem, and of asking your acceptance of this clock a a small materia) token of this este: m, which ) in these few words sought to express. The bre shren wish all to convey their con- gratula ions on your marriage and to express their bc it wishes for the long Jife and hap- piness « ’ Mrs. Steel and you: self.”
Acco ipsnying the address was a very handso; 1e clock, beautifully finished in eboniz? wood. Mr. Steel, though taken comple :ly by surprise, managed to express his tha: ks in a few well-chosen words.
On t ie left of the seuth entrance to the exhibii on building we have made a display of fure and mantles. We wish to let every visitor .o the city know, however, that the exhibit there, fine as it is, only gives a smell i ea of our excellent mantle and fur depart .ents. We invite you to call at our store t see our main display.—Beer Bros.
sep27 3i
Arr ckep By 4 Bean —On Wednesday night, bout 9 o'clock, Abram Matthews, a farmer on the Irishtown road, heard one of his caitle bellowing in a field near the house. Teking his gun and dog he has tened «ut. On approaching he saw a dark object loping off, and upon investigation found t rat a bear had attacked « heifer, the brute j imping on its back and inserting its teeth 11: the neck of the heifer. The heifer was so badly lacerated that it will likely die —] foncton Times.
On 148 Marein of this paper you will find u offering carpets and readymade clothin at the lowest possible price. Eng- lishme::, Irishmen, and all other men, cail at the 3cutch Store for bargains,—James Paton & Co. sep26 3i
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Tuis is to certify that 1 came to the Wilmot Spa Sp ings in Oct.; 1857, so much atHlicted with ¢ epepsia that [ did not expect to live long. ‘freely drinking the water completely cured rie in a few weeks.
NewUMAH VRANDENBURGC.
Fred -ricton, N. B.
sehilecdieeaiities
Cutt oRFN Exsoy the pleasant flavor, gentle action nd soothing effects of Syrup of Figs, when i: need of a laxative; and if the father or mo her be co:tive or bilieus the most gratify og resalts f.liow its use, sv that it is
he best family remedy kaowa and every family hould have a bottle. ae
See for yourselves to be convinced. When at the Exhibition judge fur your- selves vho it is that is showing the largest stock of gentlemen's readymade clothing Oar gc ods are the finest that are made in C.nad:, for cheapness away below any-
AONE OTHER GENUINE.
jan2-dy & wky
* Scotch Clothing Store.
thing ever offered.—Jas. Paton & Co., 827 3i
Fryat Norice.—Overdue accoun's not paid by Ist October will be placed fcr col- lection without further notice.—¥ cLeod & McKenzie. sep 23 lw.
_ In Cracow, Austria, the drinking water is first boiled aud then a little muriatic acid is added as a cholera preventive.
Don't Go Heme without a box of Every-
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body’s Pills, the best family medicine, For 25 cents you can get a box at your neares: drage store. 261lw selsaiiadinaniiail
It is reported that owing to serious break- ages in machinery, the iron mills a: jJome- stead, Pa., are not working at all s:tisfac- torily,
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B, T. ELWELL.
PREVENTION is better than cure; and if you | want to prevent many of the ills of summer) get in good condition by taking an occ sional ) dose of Everybody's Pilis, an
sdessnicibelge sen _ A great musical combine has been estab- lished with headquarters at Cincinnatti, to control the manufacture of musical in- struments as well as music publications,
The Lieutenant-Governor of New Bruns- wick uses Wilmot Royal Belfast Ginger Ale and Spa Waters as the only cold drinks at bis banquets aud dinner parties, ‘nea Exuipition Tickets FRes.—Every day during the Exhibition we will give free of charge tickets to the Exhibition to persons
buying a certain amount of dry goods and clothing at our store.—J, B, Macdonald, Queen St. 826 4i
Second-class passengers are not allowed to land on the sacred soil of the United States from ocean steamships. This, of course, is no surprise in the nation of ‘‘al- mighty dollar” Christianity.
Ir is said that of all the pills in the market, Everybody's Pills are the best. That is a high testimonial, but it is borne out by hundreds using this popular family medi. cine, —oe VisiToks to the exhibition and others in need of good Fall clothing will find it to their advantage to call and examine John Mac- leod & Co’s. immense stock of Fall and Winter clothes. Suits and overcoats made at the shortest notice. 826 tf EnGuisuMen, Irishmen, Scotchmen, and other men patronize the Scotch Clothing Store. Why? Bucause they get value for their money. Call and get a baryain at the Scotch Store. sep26 3i Columbia, Venezuela and the Argentine Republic are all in the throes or on the verge of revolutionary strife. Mars seems to have approached neare: to the earth in South America than anywhere else, if the fiery ebullitions of the people indicate auy- thing.
No MAN ever smoked ‘Myrtie Navy” tobacco for a fortnight and then took to any brand in preference to it. It bears its own testimony of its qualities, and it is testimony which is always convincing. The emoker who uses it is never annoyed by getting it sometimes of good quality and sometimes of bad. The arrangements of the manufacturers for keeping its quality equal are very elaborate and complete, and are the resalte of many years of experience and close obser- vation,
SKODA'S DISCOVERY, the Great German-American Ime edy for Heart, Nerves, Liver, Kidneys, Blood. Guarantee contract with every bottle. Pay only for the good you receive. At all D ists, $1.00 per bottle, six ttles 85.50. If you want to know about SKODA’S REM E- DIES, send for * Morning Light.”
Some of our storekeepers are offering free exhibiticn ticket to their customers on condition of purchasing a certain amount. We understand that Messrs. W. A. Weeks & Co. were the first to make this liberal offer, sending circulars to their customers in the early part of last week. Give them a call during exhibition week at their new store Queen Street, next to Beer & Goff's, where you will find « complete stock of furs, mantles, millinery, dress goods, and everything to be found in a first-class dry- goods house. Wholesale and retail.
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MARRIED.
At Milview, on 20th inst, by Rev G W Fisher, F S McPhail to Miss Florrie Jenkins.
At St James’, Egmont Bay, on 6th iast, by Rev Boudreault, Napoleon Pineau, of Hope River, to Mary Ann Gallant.
At the Methodist parsonage, Summerside, on 22ad inst, by Rev W Maggs, Inman Mac- neill, to Margaret Bagiovle, ali of Lot 16.
At St Luke’s Charch, Toronto, on W ednes- day, 14th Sept, by Rev J S Broughall, Ernest Frederick Jarvis, S'side, to Ethel Colborne Meredith, Rosedale, Toronto.
At St John’s Church, Milton, oa 2ist inst, by Rev T B Reagh, Lemuel McLean, of North River, to Maggie Carson, of Milton.
At First Methodist Church, city, on 27th inst, by Rev W W Brewer, W 3 Stewart, B A, to Miss A A Beer.
At the residence of bride’s parents, Ripley, Ont, on 20th inst, by Rev J McKinnon, v, West Williams, A J Marchison, Clyde River, to Jessie N Mc(QQaeen.
DIEL.
At West River, ou 23rd inet, Alex Me- Leod, aged 67 years.
At Bangor, Me, on 27th inst, Richard Ram- say, aged 24 years,
At Lot 30, on 8th inst, Ann Coanolly, aged 84 years.
At Orono, Me, on 5th inst, Daniel Baldwin, aged 21 years 4 mos.
At Fairville, Lot 57, on 3rd, inst, Rachel
Perfectly Well at 79 Years of Age!
AT SKODA'S COMMAND! “Time Rolls Back in its Flight!” ENLARGEMENT OF PROSTATE GLAND | EXTREME CONSTIPATION
AND CHRONIC INDIGESTION
CURED BY THREE BOTTLES!
Mr. B. T. ELWELL, FORMERLY OF Pat TEN, AROOSTOOK COUNTY, ME., BUT FOR THE LAST THREE YEARS LIVING aT RooK- LAND, ME., No. 5 BUNKER ST., WRITES: GENTs :—I am now 79 years of age. Have been troubled for twenty years with Inflammation at neck of blad-| der and enlargement of Prostate Gland. For six years, have been aMicted with irregular action of the bowels, a'ver. nating between Diarrheenand extreme} Coustipetion. Fortwo years the Con- Stipation has been BE t ER 80 great, that for five or six days hwould have me action of ihe bowels a ali. [ have been a great sufferer from # digestion with no appettie. Within fifteen minutes after taking food into the stomach, it would become strongly acid with e burni sensation, and no action ofthe stomach whatever. Pre. vious to taking SKODA’S DISCOVERY and SKODA’S LITTLE TABLETS, I had
taken many remedies, in- cluding near THAN ly all the sar- sapa rillas upon the mar- ket to«lay with mot the least benefit, [had been taking your Piscovery but a few days before I felt a decided change. [I have nov taken one-half course (three bottles), and havea Sne appetite; not the least distress or souritng er feating, bowels regular in action every day, and food tastes as good to me as Ewhen a boy: my bladder trouble has
entirely disappeared,
and I have experienced so COLD great achange that J feel
it my duty to testify to the wonderful efe fects of your remedies.
Very truly yours, B.T. ELWELL.
SKODA DISCOVERY CO,, Wolfville, N.S.
YOU
will find the
NEW DRINKS
——OF THE—-
WIEMUT SPA
most delicious. They are called Frurr Squasu (a delicate drink for ladies), Lime Fraurr Cuampacne (a delicious non- alcoholic Beverage), and Cincnona Brr- Ters (a palatable and effective tonic).
They will be found an agreeable variety from the Ginger Ale and Lemonade.
All leading Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and Wine Merchants.
Wilmot Spa Spring Co. (Ltd).
jyl9
Bags and Twine.
5 000 GRAIN BAGS, assorted sizes, sud ° TWINE, 1,000 boxes Boneless Fish, 10,000 lbs Murray Harbor Codfish. For sale by
W. J. BOSWALL, Lower Queen Street
sept?2—lw eod
CILLET T's
PURE 7 # POWDERED eae
iq PUREST, STRONCEST, GEST. Ready for use in any quantity. For making toning Wate-, Disiaterting. anda o uses. A cap equals 20 pounds bai boda.
Beld by All Grocers and Druggiste. Ba WW. GILLETT, Toreuta
MISS AMY ©. MOORE, Teacher-Graduate of Mount Alli-
son Conservatory of Music,
ILL GIVE PIANO-FORTE INSTRUCTION
in Music m, uvder the one formerly
used by Mise Wilson, corner of Kent ant Prince Streeta,
Pupils also givea Blackboard igomee on the
M McLeod, aged 3 mos 3 days.
theory of Masic, Class cpens ith Se aug?2i—im eod
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ume” a ek ,,
ill aS We