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a as ome . a : — —e a a LT — THE DAILY EXAMINER . . . : . . WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1895.

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AN OLD MAN'S MEMORIES. = |

| ja a WOOD'S PHOSPILODINE. | THE LONDON TIMES, ODDS AND ENDS. e . ae chia mig ogmae ee it imely arning. James K. Markle of West Finmboro Re- Guaranteed to | ;

y and permanently | The Walter Family Great Printera « The Duke of Cambridge,bas been ap- | ; ti t members the Wace of 1812,

. forms of Nervous iranian: waietniiilins. | pointed chief persona! aide-de-camp to the | The great success of the chocolate preparations © James K, Mafkle 33.8 fine <1! man | issions, Sperm by ‘ colonel-in-chief of the j ee ctmmpankall E.tieo hie Gatter. Biri Walters was ' oe and honorary colonel-in-chiet ¢ the house of Walter Baker & Co. (established who takes a trip down to Dand )

ee eens | Stent: Beater, Cae resins © as Saeed in 1780) has led to the placing on the market casionally from Bullock’s Co ners, and | Sere we he art o nting until 1 18 « ; “ " Book . : : imi i ; satimes gces as far as Hienilion ¢n r Stime Se ae eee es ne : eT many misleading and unscrupulous imitations oerretanee 6 ae a Ss ik ed lead to In ' eee .. "tna ae Send 12 “Sunlight” soap wrappers to . re ; oy. < | ‘irmity, In ust? " i rlygrave, | * mals De Spireducing tx a Lewes Broe., Lid , 43 Scott St., ge of their name, labels, and Wrap Ws. Walter you would ie er think that h+ Was 5 Has been prescribed over 35 years In thousands of | a Dae, te 7s ee This | who will send post-paid a paper bound Baker & Co. are the oldest and largest manu~ years of ag’. But, as he says himscl, cases; is the only Reliable and Honest Mediccns German named Koenig : : . cede Sn » . > w < ¢ > ‘lo k in the mori- ; ; : ‘ poe > “Life buoy” Car- - he wis bern at ten cock 1 ee as ee ene ee a — mea Sa 2 ie elites doe abikites "hh will maatarere - “get ” Ba oom Sone pm ng of the lst o? ‘July, 1807, a-ccora he offers some worthless medicine in place of thi, | workmen ho threatened to destro} HG Bs ere, , i inent. o chemicais are aad . rs Ot nand- inclose price in letter, and we will send by return his press r ' Th are those stil be sent. This ea splendid opportunity to Chocolates on this con ing t oe srandiniger 8 oe : . a mail. Price, one packaga, $1; six, $5, One will live who remember John Walter th: | obtain good reading. Send your name used in their manufactures. PE A ae te gb tg a ls a | use, Pennhias ton id : oe “1 at Bullock’s Corners, d with t pleass, siz will cw Ren ph to any - reas, cccond standing before his surprised | and address written carefully. a Consumers should ask for, and be sure that eicantion @ conan bade anik: 02 0e sal ae owe fl c haw h th | “Sunlight” selle at 6 cts. per twin-bar, anc ‘. . eT ; one we mee Canada. L haif-crased | emplonee wit a » ; : Walter Baker & Co.’s goods. Flamboio, Mr. Ma kle has lived 11 Z ;

c isishateateiniies Gaia eee ag | first steam printed copy of The Time: omg buow” at 10 ets. eo 7 soaps they get, the genuine Wa ter - Se erent Wine, we scl _ ale ese C storia is Dr, Samucl Pitcher’s prescription for Infants vib \ : 7o ; — } in his hand, telling them that it wa will bring your wrappers by eaving the ’ i lle s in Dundas with his daddy ™ ‘ 4 , ai cither Opium, Morphine no: Druggist. Orders are promptiy filled. sk in’ gate’ denkaet the new te- | Seth teen. sat dew WALTER BAKER & CO., Limited, He was is Dundas with is deddy Js | and Childron. It contaias neit pium, Morp r — - as -} vention. hat alone did more for lit eal eo adi sensi this DORCHESTER, MASS. eae thks. Sie ends Pk eke a other Narcotic substance. I is a harmless substitute

4 , rature than all that had prec ded it i seven v-four } oung adies ente ‘ ) : ; : : i ae wh A cade acl o Cai i} i iN i i} ES PATR E teiieilee se : ies nberg. It im- | law class at the University of the City Of | ges ' iat aia a an tine aoenen 4 : th — a for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing fyrups, and Castor Oil, ™ , ~_ — ser —— M ne 10g pen, a gris HN and a »y mil

New York, on Tuesday—the largest num It is Pleasant. Its guarantco is thirty years’ use by

stantly quadrupled the power of The with one run of stcn2s. Th: . wheel

. feng ote ; : weit eine ber ever registered. The new woman ; : : : ; , Mice oe ae ee ee : seems duieeunieed to have the law “a her was run by the water from the creek Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays Well might the great Duke of Wel se “ which stil ru:s through Dundas, only : t iti Se Cc lington wiite in 1828: “It does no harm | side. that in those days there was aS muc! feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting ur Curd, the world should know that thers on Rubbing It In, Watkr running through the towa in cures Diarrhea and Wind Colie. Castoria relieves

country a press directed by persons willing and endowed with to the bot

summer :s there is now in the sprinz e has only been out of Canada four times. He says he was the fifth man

tecthing t 1zbles, cures constipation and flatulency, Castoria a..._milates the food, regulates the stomach

Never use a liniment for rheumatism, says a high medical authority. Don’t rab it in—drive it out. Take something that

lents to discuss and sift

tions < a public na who signed for the Banner newspaper, . j tur {or at that tim utterances of removes the acid polson from the bloed- ia h las bec n taking it ever sin and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Case | Th Times were sometimes the sub take something that will improve your alth: ugh he always vot s Conservatire. | toria is tho Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Fricad,

diplomatic remonstrances be- | digestion, and build up the body to the At this rate it will take some time to |

. ey ie ‘ fag . r <s . tef oO! hi » hes | | tween nations, so great was its repu- | perfection of robust health. That ‘‘some m he a g00d Reformer 0! him. ie hes | : “a > Ere tation for accuracy, and so authorita- | thing” is Scott’s Sarsaparilla, a remedy s@veral gieat grardch lor n, His grar a- Castoria. Castoris. ae | tive its sources of information. The | that obtains the best results in the short father came over to Niegara pene * Oastoria is an excellcnt modicine for chi"- “ Mo0+ ois is So well adapted to children tha . WS | conqueror of Napoleon had learned | est time. §!, of all druggists. Penrs.lv.nia, crossing t io nines @ren. Muthers have repeatedly told me of its Ir | it as superior toany »reseriptiog : long before that he could not con on sia mest a river When it was frozen, after going ti t upon wbeir children.” k e 5 | quer the new citadel of British public | _ The artistic poster fad, like the adver- mack for tis honsshold «08k, the io pood effect up oe ob, Gena thw ~~ wes i | opinior He hated journalism, but the | ti#ing card craz, is rapidly numbering the broke and all he saved was his whip Lowell, Mam. 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. ¥, ' . ta a . te f exictenec : vag sais iat nd ae i ee astoundir¢ achlevercents of The Timee | days of ite br ef existence. and his cap; he @rew 600 ucres of la anne ; he ae one: ae ; sabe Lur ‘£0 | forced that tribut tr m his unwilling : ae. from the Gov. ramert on whit is known * Castoris is the best remedy for children of ur phocsici as in the ch'Liren's depart feart Dis Female el : : She Was One Hundred aud Three, w as the Governo:’s road, runtiag in‘o which Iam acquainted. I hope the duy is not Meus bs spoken highly of thelr cage ; , a | Th I 10 more ext rdinary il Provivence, R. 1., Oct. 28—Mre. Ett An aster Mr. Markle says he remem- far distant when wothers-willconsider tae real ence in t» (¢ outside practice with Castoria, r py! ail on | There is no more ex raordina y Ke VibeNce, I. 1, Uct. 2 Mre. K e th kek wae or ee {I2 als) remem- interest of tacir children, and use Castoria ia- gud aliactsh we only have among our : : s 7 1 : “el °g tae a ~ J. MeGarrahau died more to-day, aged AGS bx a oa the Indians were thic’s z:ead of the various quack nostrums which are medical su;plies what is known as regular DL. A. SMITH & CO.. Toronte. | Mr. Walter than the. part = mer Seong She was born in Ireland and has around 1 xs At Hookins’ Falls over | destroying their loved ones, byforcingopium, | products, yet we are free to confess that the . : Sid Pill t re ee ee been & resident of this city for 25 years. : 30 it " v re t 1 € ti ne en _acny- morphine, soothing syrup and other Lurtful meris of Castoria has won us to look with na eins . as 3 ney is 7} "Ii vy ‘ i cateaceniacl , sini 3 an ; - ; lars sre at one tim of rphine, ing 83 : os we'can sell you Dodd's Kidney Pulls rhe Times made George IV. powerless | She was in good health up to within a ; we “ é a : ec nies Gi eae, aaa = | monn : rices ” 50c er } +} } t vy cing } ¥ dg, & ing the:e irom # to , age wae, . he following prices, vis. :——S0c. per BOS | to ‘harm the royal victim. The king | short time before her death. RRS — ine. ae His fait a had 20) tushels 01 inem to premature graves.” Unitep Hosprran ap Dispensary, six boxes for $2.40 To the aes —$4.00 and his supine ministers had a servile — i a [ Come am ' - t 7 ses :: - ai f: rm wher : Ja- De, J. ¥. Krvceeoe, , yr dozen, or three dozen at $3.75 per | House of Lords and an army of per . 970.524 names on the Unite: wNAITOA ¢ Oo ‘ a ee ry career hk oni - tixw C. Surrn, Pres. loz Sent by . ail to any address ie jured witnesses enlisted in the perse oo. cole es o aniemnnah cin HEATING STOV ES from $3.00, COOK STOVES from cob Tunis now lLves, but ti: In: lars Conway, Ar A ° aosenu ay ———— the sg Mis Soy , rn - . States pension roils an ; , ° + ° y : discovercd them aad all that his :ither N ¥ Ci tution of T Times + y ; c§ ‘ ‘ aem aad ail tne . urray Stree ew York ° aid, 2 . a cution of the queen; but The Times | pe paid in pensions in the coming year. S14 00—w ith the U tensils. Examine our Jarge stock. soni “wad he wet @ Ge ka api The Centaur Company, TT ws 7 t, ity. GEORGE EE. HUGHES, declared for her, and aroused the mul- alle . in s i . 4 may2Z9? Charlottetown, titude to such a pitch of sympathy That Pale race.

was seven bushels. His fither s ll tre For Nervous Prostration and Anemia DODD & ROGERS. farm to Rees Tunis, wh0ze g @ dson

Jacob Tunis is. Mr, Markle has a fond-

that the plot was abandoned. ; ai ; ntil 1816 Mr. Walter lived almost | there is no medicine that will so promptly

‘ : iastvels in his comfortable resi- | nd infallibly restore vigor and strength as Charlottetown, Octeber 25, 1895—135 neas for the : a ss ee Ww om : : = — " & ° dence at Printing House Square, but Scotts ‘Emulsion. : - seiiae 2 sagpeante a his cialis ass SBS SUSE SRSSSSSVE ESSESSSSsssss Ses F it E f in that year he bought Bearwood, a The population of Iowa increased 145,- . = = vet buttons which he got when he was 21, 28 large estate forming an Outlying Part | 354 in the last five years, but loWs ¢0- | A fr) he has worn them st adily em each of Windsor Forest. Here he went to siders this very little. succeeding suit of clothes ever since. : prescribe Scott's Emulsion of live, traveling 34 miles each way to is GL SE was dee Cian tae iehan dea Oe cae oe ‘ On) wad Hypophes« and from London, by peers Bad Bilvod Between Them. FEATHERB ago, but he forgets who the candi late; sh dil i iS . V es ee] ec arte >s "OO ° ° . " _ ‘ . . ree \ thes Sat Gl eat elec _ ix baud ie i The ever slaving farmer's wife, her was nen si sgsene were, Euat winter the soon 5s om } s¢ they And tei wen = Lact! See a * os al delicate sister in the city, suffer more than . Sil ; : apn i feet, beginning on the 29th of Novem- . tolerate it for a | frm Phat commence emcee, [hey caretowil, The dark rings round | RO GIVING etry eee eee a A Times establishment an atmosphere the eyes, headaches, dizziness, palpitation ae ey] nag ‘. a at g } vs i a = ree Heep via ai “3 [a- a : ain es ae . or rhenmatic twinges, betoken a run-down STYLE d SHAPK reality to folds, yet giving proper shape to municip il « ounc il in the township. unlike ~ anything “gise in Wy world system The blood if poor, and isa bar all tkirt or Dress. a’ah Millard lived in Catlisl> and cime e The children of the Bearwood tenante 2 a nf ae as = J ie ‘H] The only Skirt Bone that may be wet or him to vote for him for councilor, : and laborers were taken into the ser-.| % eujoyment of life. Scott’s Sar: ap ria : er tl ti hinge at Waterdow Thig re | i a urifies the blood, strengthens and vitalizes TO without irjary. ot tne ieee demmarammar aaae ONE GIVES REL ¢ vice of the great paper as soon as they | P¥ , eth the Celel ed FEATAURBONE une the time tee law eume tts 6:0r3- : were old enough to work, and served | S@¢ systems and speedily restores the - ; the Cele brat oe ith thi tion allowing: péogle to vote & they $ until they died, as compositors, press- bloom of bealth to the cheeks. It cures Ladies Dresses. mie on are corde w s aaah temed. Srodind ii ak aaaeel pais men, mechanics, and what not. Their | When all others fail. wm aterial. vote unless he had a deed of his lan3. ¢ children and their children’s children Ta ¢

suaded to accent a substitute?

1 ene Scott & Bowne, Believilie. 50c. and $1.

PUTTNER'

succeeded them. To-day you may set three generations of the same family, all born at Bearwood, working side by side in The Times. Genera- tion after generation is born into the establishment and dies out of it. Every brick in the huge building was made at Bearwood. From roof to cellar The Times is a monument of the here- ditary system. Now and then the manager receives a note from the mas- ter of the school built aj Bearwood by Mr. Walter, saying that William Jones or John Smith has made good pro- gress at his studies and is almost old

Looking at the tabies of the loan com panies’ returns, it is seen that mortgages aggregating $2,968,000 were forecio-ed during 1894, the largest amount recorded. The estimated value of mortgaged pro- perty held for sale was $6,229,900, an in- crease of over a million compared with 4893. Theamount chargeable againet tLe property was $6,264,000, so thatit is not considered worth more than the amount of the mortgage on it. The total value of the real estate under mortgage is $225,— 000,000. In Ontario the Joans secured by real estate amount to $106,544,000, an ia-

For sale by leading Dry Goods Dealers.

Herring! H

erring !

Mr. Markle is stil an active old man wlo has lived for 88 years Wi.hin 2 few mils cf Dundas, and has sen many changes on all hands. The M2r- kil s were orginally from Pennsylvania, and a fine class of se tlers they hav> made, and like so many others who came over from Pennsylv nia, hive dore well in Canada.—Dundas Banrer.

IN SPAIN'S CAPITAL

Madrid is Not a Great Place but it Has Some Gocd Points,

The city of Madrid is one of the

CAIRNS:

BROTHERS Successors (9 Cairns & MeLean, CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

Monuments, Taulets and Headstones

In Blue, White and Brandon Italian Marble and Freestone.

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‘ create of $6,240,000 over 1893; Quebec, . MULSION enough to go to London and begin | $9,190,000, aw increase of $38,000; Nova We have just bought several cargoes of me ; ae — - os work in the o fice. ss Scotia, $1,075,000, an increase of $95,- ° ° ‘ ° ° ll miner eapitals of Europe are iectur- SCOTCH GRANITE We are the only dealers = . BE, Islas There is no such thing as solidarty } 900. In Ontario compulsory proceedings Choice Arichat Herring, which we are S@lle| aly, and the environment provided by i 4- keeping Seotch Granite on hand. : : a in the English press. Each new SPaPer | to realize on the mortagages were taken | « 6 5 ° nature for <uch monumenis as it pos- Low prices for 30 days to reduce our ©x‘*ra large stock. WILL RESTORE develops its own individuality, and | in 4133 cases, The amount overdue and ing at a very low price in barrels and half Giitiecste' tia wt tes Gal. Oh er

se ie wield « Sete ¢ . acter : G ; : will not yield an inch of its character } in default on wortgages in Ovtario during

{ q i f d r ot jour Phis is 2c . rounding landscepe is monotonous and ———— — Pale, Weak all Amaclate to any other journal. This is a pecu- fine year was $3,170,000. The subscribed barrels. tive” Phe Soe white. obs peitin ——EeE ae

themeelves, and the famous promen-

larly British quality, end is :on- : ; a liarly British quality, an¢ is not con capital of the ninety-fuur companies is

toa normal condition of HEALTH and STRENGH, and bring back the BLOOM OF YOUTH more quickly than any other medicine.

As a Flesh Restorer. Puttuer’s Emulsion has no equal,

giving substance and tone to the wasted muscles, keep it. Price 50 centr june

es. FURS PILLS CONSTIPATION, S BILIOUSNESS, ~~ DYSPEPSIA,>| Sick HEADACHE, (REGULATE THE LIVER

ONE PILL AFTER EATING INSURE? wOOD CIGESTION.

(PRIGE 25 To. The JODDS Menonra)

A Pointer for Agents

Tl e subser.ber has fitted up ten of the fine st

SAMPLE ROOMS

in the Province in the substantial Brick structure, r

Corner of Queen & Sydney Sts.

These rooms are ali large and well lighted. They are heated by hot water, lighted by electricity, connected by tele- phone, and are fitted with sanitary ar

fined to journalism. The Times Las always been conducted on the _ ab- stract theory that its readers never take any other paper. Its battles for popular rights have nearly always been undertaken single-handed. And this has developed in its management a sense of self-reliance and indifference to current criticism that has not in- frequently been mistaken for brutal stolidity. No claque can disturb its councils. It is the incarnation of self- conscious strength. Tricks in all Trades.

“The prices of bicycks, according {9° the manufacturers’ lists, have not ‘li- minizshed much,” said a New Yorker who is up in the :e-crets of the tral-,

but riders in New York are getting

e's a good deal chcaper by means

f an ingen.ous system recently adopt- d ty retail cealers You Ilnow eac: jeal.r in b-cycles signs an agreement net to sell a new machine beiow the figures marked on the price list. Well, in Goth m this ‘greement is rigidly adhe:ed to in its ktter, but knockel gailey-west when it comes to {its in- tention. The scheme is simply thi:: When a per-on ent+rs a bicycl- de f- 2r's establishm nt in search of a wheel he is shown the collection, He asks tie prices, and is told that this make is $100, that one $11, tie Other $120, and so on. If he déemurs at the priec>, as he is pretty apt to do, the dealer tells him th t if he will call again next day there may be a gool second-hand wheel in at a lower p:ice. The visitor leaves, and then the 4d aler puts the bicycle that most suited his fancy 9n the rent list and hires it out to the first one wh? calls for a machine by the hour When the inauirer calls again he is shown the tame wheel th:.t he wanted the day b-fore, but the price is on'y $65. The two or three hours’ use as a hircd wheel has maie it a second-hand article. This trick is being universally played 11 New York, and I rekon ceal 1s in Washkirg- ton and elsewhere will get on to it in course cf time.”—Washingion Star,

+ $91,893,000.

Tore His Fiesh In Agony. “T was troubled with blind itching piles

: for 20 years; was unable to work and tore imy flesh in agony. United States and

Canadian doctors failed to relieve. Chase’s Ointment was a God-send. Iam a_ betier man than in 20 vears,and am able to work every day.” Phillip Wallace, black- smith, Iroquois, Ont. Cnase’s Oiotment cures piles, eczema, and irritant diseases. All druggists, 60c, per box.

Mr.J.Iscael Tarte has given instruc- tions to his lawyers te commence suit for fifty thousand dollars damages against the Toronto Worli on account of a despatch from Montreal published in that journal in which certain charges were made against him.

Ax O_p Axp Wet Teiep Remepy.

Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup has beed used for over fifty years by millione of mothers for their children while teeth alg, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays the pain, cures the colic, and 1s the best remedy for Diarrhoea. Is pleasnt to the taste. Sold by Druggists iu every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winsloe’e Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind.—m. w. f. wkly—1 y

One of the remarks at the Chicago con- vention of mothers, born of experienee, was this: “Don’t bea slave to your first baby. My first baby waea tyrant when six months old. I have been reaping my reward ever since.” This is all right in theory, but how many mothers will fol- low it?” “Ovozie woozie” will continue to tyrannize.

“tts None of Your Business”

Feed, Shorts,

ALSO Family Flour, in

A. HORNE & CO.

Chsrlottetown, October 15, 1895—law (2) & wky

Stockwell Phenix and Bride; Ontario Bran, Chopped Cornmeal, Oatmeal, Oats and Graham Flour—selling cheap for

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FIRE.

Haszard’s Sea Shooting Powder,

F, F, Acadia .

Smokeless 1-22 Papers '

Shells, Nos. 8, 10, 12,

Wire Cartridges,

Loaded Cartridges,10 and 12,

Shot, all Sizes,

Wads and Caps,

1 Double Barrel No. 8 Gun (Muzzle), Guns, Muzzle and Breech Loaders, 10 & 12

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ade, known as the Prado, is broad end pretentious, but these attractions are insufficient to counterbalance the suab- piness of dusty, ill-kept str.eis and dwellings in a dull, noniescript style. Life in Madrid is rendered diverting upon Occasions of publ.c rejoicing by the presence of the court, oth rwice it is the same as in other large molern cities, like New York cr Loncon, only not so bright. The bull ring alone may cl_im to be better managed in Madrid than anywhere else. This and the bail game called peleta, which was brought recently fiom the Basque Province , are the only important nat onal ;p-ct ces, old and picturesque institutions, which survive in the centre of Spanish po- litical life.

There is little in Madrid itself, then, which mukes it a temptation to wan- der from the highways of European travel, Very few of the builiings and cOections, aside from the greit mu- seum, are worthy of a capital city. The mcst that can be sad for th> royal palace, an enormous building de- signed by a Piedmontese architect, Sacchetti, is that it has more srin- plicity than was wtual in the late renaisance period from which it dates, and that under on2 of the ravishing skies of which Spain is procliral in spring and svmmer, it has a regal dig- nity which is impressive, if the purely artistic features of the scheme are not.

Of the armory attached to the pal- ace it is impossible to speak more cor- dially. It contains a fine cO lection of antique mail and weapons, finer, I think, than either of those at Turin and Paris, It has tne virture, moreover, uncommon in Spain, of being very well arranged. The Academy of San Feril- nand has some good pictures by Mu- rillo, and by a much later man, Goya, who is always interesting; and in the Square before the roy.1 palace there is an-equestrian bronze of Philip IV., by the Florentine Tacca, which is In a measure comparable with the ctatues of Verrocchio and Donatello. In nam- ing this slender body of creditable things I have fairly summarized, I believe, those monuments in Madrid

HOWARD FLOUR

If you have not yet used it ask for it and take no other,

ALL RELIABLE GROCERS KEEP IT.

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Creme de la Creme w» La Fayette

CIGARS and CIGARETTES

Are for sale in every store in the city. Give them a trial and convince yourself that you are smoking the finest.

Manufactured by J. M. FORTIER, Montreal.

se »t24—dy & wky tf

rangements. Elevator and office in con nection.

SIMON W. CRABBE,

which do not, at any rate, conflict Staft 4 Calle: Ca? with the glory concentrated in the mu- seum of the Prado. They

are few

if you never want any

P. P. GILLIS. Rc e stuffed ; lico cat=, made of prirt Ch’town, Aug. 23, 1895—135 & wy Stoves and Hordware, Walker’s Corner enough.—Harper’s Magazine, . ; - cl , Stamped with the pic . i : = . — . —_ = Charlottetown, Ang. 6, 1895-—3m Tn iauiied atte aoe ‘tas Lumber. But if you of delicious TEA are satisfied when supplied with quite a life-l k= e unterfeit of the ani ——=— = ———— —— As Usual. our lines of English Breakfast Congou, India, China,

Oolong and Ceylon Teas. We believe our 22c. Blend to be the best on the market for quality, strength, flavor and price. The public realize a good article when they use it, and to-day our sales on this Tes are larger than ever before.

We carry a full line of Canned Goods, Jams and Jellies, Fish, Boned and Skinned Dried Codfish - Flour, Meal, etc., which we will sell at the very : ifa

in] re mal, which were a common toy with. require any at any time St. Peter—Are they all here ? OMIMIOH pled Léa the childien a few years ago, hay Gabriel—Ali but’ New York and "| ben put to a novel use lately in Lin WAKE ay Philadelphia. oln Courty, Me. Th» f rmers hav: On ar St. Peter—What’s the matter with REGISTERED- faste ed the catico Cats up among 1h YOUR BUSINESS them ? _ : youre branches of ther frvit tres, anl i Gabriel—I couldn't wake Philadel- ' Caos x smsnhaseg s said they most effectualy sca: to see our excellent stock phia, and New York had to get her ‘ eer & VOT, Uhariottetown. en all aaiie ong “? . a ia . ‘ , ; iway ,edatcry bircs. and get our low prices. g | harp out of pawn.—Judge, Fir o 7 Gusto Mastin, Beedell o- ¢ irm of «a Branch in Albany, N, Y.

Stewart & G: es, Chi lotteto ° ———_——a-< = i T Holman, denmenenss hg —ikm a ite ati DO IT NOW ! e cott’s JAMES BARRET, : ad <5. Gilad & Ca. Seater Deide.|, ALnaxy, (3pecia!) Nov. 4.—The outery LOW P RICE S and HIGH a © igen the witia's!| SKATING RINKiGRADE GOODS were joined

innnon. Col a. Bic Kiancon, Colman. Rumored Establishment by a Canadian Albt. Craig, Emerald. ;

J. H. Myrick, Tignish. oct 21 Connolly’s Whar f.

lowest prices. Feehan & Egan, Mount Stewart. Sterns Bros., Souris.

Our aim is to biy tu? most reliable gool and

Pager : bany is likely to owe the additi f av- ‘s , . : : i id everticican & Cameron, Crapand. sles dhlaanrs tos a eaves eee together at the “¢ ity Hardware $ A BLOOD PURIFIER and spring medicine sell the n at the lowest prices. Eggs taken in ex : pvery householder should give Domixiow . ° . a it sses t un . ‘

bs Biexp Ts atrial. It has great strength, | %¢*-,, A Canadian firm located in Toronto TO LET. Store 29 es eciall “+ Jewel ” Stoves new medicine and contains newly discovered change for cash or goods. Goods delivered to all * 4 fine flavor and 1s delicious in the cup. has, it i$ un lerstood, been interviewed by 9 +p y ingredie ts us ware eo parts of the city. K : Ch’town, June 20—w 1 yr. :

an Albany business men with s view tO] ‘Tenders for the leace of Hillsborough and

establishing in this city of a manufactor

| Hanges. 7 air of the staple kidney remedy, Dodd’s Kid- ; : a _IF You— ney Pills. As the business done by the | °!¥d Up to 20th November, at noon. . Wasik wits Canadian firm throughout the United D. C. McLEOD, k . Want Sasek, States has assumed very large proportions Secy-Treasurer. a = ay

| owing te the recognition by the American oct31—tl dte pat guar City Hardware Store.

| public of the great value of this staple, it | is probable that arrangements will be sat Charlotteown. October 22, 1895-25 Se seeeememetnens mein - Want to sell a house, sehen se Geeta toa ae

ft ; ; Want a situation, .7 ‘1 ij i Want. « servant git, isfactori y entered into, The annual out- i : put is very Jarge and is rapidiy increas— rs Want to sell a farm, | ing. z * Wat st & tem A letter has been sent to Lerd Salis-

, bury, Mr. Balfour and the Duke of Nor- 3 Want to exchange anything, (.’ ct a

eee . fold, by the Dunfermline Protestant De- Having bought out the whole under- Adwertisers Wat to sell plants or grain

fence Association, announcing that it has | taking outfit of the late Isaac W. Wad-

Sie on wall : di “condemned the appointment of a Papist : W as z 1 pi " me to the office of Postmaster-General, eapeei- 1 am Gem progared to supply =, ant to sell or trade anything, | aily asthe Duke possesses “allegiance and cae reneey we Ce Seelates ot. the

Want to find customers for anything, loyalty to a foreign potentate,” ard “once shortest notice, at Mr. Wadman’s old Want to eel! or buy horses, pigs or cattle | drank in public to the toast of the Pope | stand, Gratton Street. ADVERTISE IN before the Queen.” The Duke of Norfolk

; replies that he has read the resoluti J. R. DAVISON. THz ZAAMINER “with great interest and instruction.” ” Nov. 2—tf : -

Skating Rink for ensuing season will

Want a partner,

= illegal a ae SNe at ne fi

IT ACTS WITH ENERGY ON THE LIVER, KIDNEYS WILLIAM GRANT & CO.. AND PORES OF THE SKIN Charlottetown, June 19, 1895—135 w QUEEN STREST. expelling. by means of these organs, disease 2. germs of scrofulous, inherited, or contagious me a nae ———e humours which float in the blood, perspira- tion and urine. v wwe £eCCal Heed SSS ee a | ~ oeey tn cotter oceen end tage oe . from the blood, and building up he wore | NOW landing fresh from the Mills: and debilitated = = rvtpie tay ey G d Oil C k in stubborn ¢ rofula and other dis- on depending upon impure blood, quick roun i ae a eC, fhe home circulation is the most valuable for oe a ae ai anata Blatchford’ CalfMeal, nfvertisers, Tux EXAMINER reaches the homes “THe KIND THAT CuREs.” Bran and Shorts, of our citizens every evening. That accounts Selli t eat a for our large advertising patronage, ng at owest prices, THE EXAMINER, PUB, COMPANY AULD BROS.

SCOTT’S SKIN SOAP Beautifies the Complexion. sSold wholesale and retail by Geg! Hughes, Charlotietown 7 3

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