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Texms:—live Dow.ars a YEAR, isa eas oe * * This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to fdvi ise the Puklic, may speak free.”—Hoxnirim: ————e 7 svir , "% 7 > , ‘ > ~ vy Sit CLE Ne’ ‘ % 7 iP NED WPT A F ¥ NY r> ' ¢? 5 qh NE RIES. CHARLOTTE ETOWN, _E. ISLAND. FRIDAY, J:NUARY 16, 189}. D} NTT ; pete nieces | lavrawell Address GALENDAR POR J) Ja] NUARY, i881, ; Cas re ih em - ¢ i Farewell ddr« =. ( ms bi hw J wtienbinte. Aa TS f This inhalt a: : MOON'S CHANGES, | oS ae ; ons a ee - Poss od GHACHIC OS resgeess mame, jpresented Mr. A. MH. Love, Station Thi ad ‘Juarter, Seal day, 5h, eo, ov, &M . Ss ) aus it BOR BS aFaos cf BOW EE « ; Agent, on the eve OF his leparture with | New Moon, 10th day, llh., 12m., a.m., 8 § vor if you hee a state { | following First Quarter, 17th day, 2h., Ses » & m., W, * stn mate prioa, Serof ala, ( ADDRESS : low wizen. Ye (See . iv Fs tr a? GES, | | ; ie . pint. eim.nes% | PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS, | ("0° | Pa on Stain Ag i icesiieiiieasitiiieatiai alii lity eitsimeiiii ee Ce] LPR rT es = { i W e the unders lone d, residents of ) Leary 1 gh a hs {SA She ed, Vo jand vicinity. tuke this opportunity of ea Di oAY OF WERK os ‘Sun = iow High tele AND _ i Ra 2 hh a 4 pe ta EY, OER AAS OPPOHUn, Ste \' sisets ses Ww at ‘ri len . ay % Re? in ca ( | Pressing cur regres your reimovai ! - i Us as gs os ; - : ih m™m h tr} after aft r h ‘ft i ‘ ‘ ti . stvtt $ . . } Thursday 7 49 4 18/10 50 2 27, § 29 \ oe 2 oe ee ee A RR For the last eight years we } found 2 Friday } 49) 19/11 531310 30 " Bag PO Bat oi esd | | YOu a courteous and obliging official in th # Saturday | 49) 20imorn| 4 3 31 ————(x)——-—— "| , pee yh Gt a eh td ea oad capacity of agent, as we Miao 4 Sunday ; $9) 21,057,5 5 3a | 4 2 ts) heey B Se BE [and good member of society, and your de- 4 Pd Sl get sn eae os (ur Voi t B t VF rky ny Ag of | Pry fn BS | <q be B : . jparture from this place wil be deepl 7 J ' | i . B | 3 4 a ‘ : a ee é i ‘ pete : t . i é Ca say 458 24) o 15 7 23 RS u } a8 mans ID ane We regs af ‘ P Vil bi A afaua a dj ( gretted, but we hope that w j at 1 oe 1 We inesday 48} 251 4:9,822% 36 is. HY POPHOSPHITES { |will be your gain. Wealso wish to men- 3 Chursday 43) a 5 44 9 17 38 ae (x) ' «< Ti 5 ov, = ; | tion your a} nia bh.e wife wiht } eh I i . : } : O7; @ RE - « ee is | - 423 2BR > -23icte Soc - y : ; 9, Friday oa aa G50 7 63 A Complete Stock of PLAIN and F ANCY STATION- 8 ( ,this place will be deeply felt by her many 10 Satarday 4; 28;| 7 59:10 56 40 It i : Amite. For ( | tetend J d J : ; =| ool @ & | ery. at cc that cannot be beaten. : a riend s. LliSunday | 47| 29) 8 50;11 40; 42 | (Meier thea otter socalled Emuisions. | | We} me t the ful li} ioht 2. Mon "| gil gs 2 ; : a oes , 4 hope that the future will be a bright 12, Monday 47} 31! 9 30 mora 44 & wonderfai flesh producer. oe . aaa e 13) Tuesday 46) 3210 4/1 0 25) 46 i sel Rk ( one fo yous i your amily, and h ype yi V j 3] 46) 33110 21 l a 48 e SUG a 3 SS baita VY bs SAU id ( w* “}} pr rs per in W ha eve snohiere « ¢ lit . ir Eira | | Salta $|Sleadquarters for Rooks of alfkinds| @ pee ohare seo ee 15 T hursday y | 45) 34/10 29 ] 53! ho} CAC cy tk Ay ers O1 00 as C aa HEY s. | ee wn i asat non entor ut anver Tre 3 ay e! or ce in. y murs IT: ectit v 16 Friday | 45) 36/11 17) 240) 52 — —(») —_—— eS an ee | Sheek: James Barclay, Robert E'lis, }7 Saturday ; 44) 37\11 48; 3 36) 54 4 ' @ = eeoTy & BROWNE, Gelerily ) Se, PF. N. Pate, H. B. iluestis, J. Dorior, Keni | 8 48 &@ SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKS! f°" mL ria meets oe Rae i9 Mi mnday | 42) 4) 0 27/1 6 1| 58 | ~ ft A ~ . &s i, KS ! Sia Sention. Jan 12, 39 20) Tuesday 41; 41) 1 1/712) 9 a Charlottetown, J ¢ 5 ; | wos ; ? D, Ja r 6, ) —W ' WPMD 21 Wedneslay | 40 42) 1 42 8 13} | ebro: aeains Svea oe hen Se. ee id MiThuistay | 39} 44/229 9 3) Se To Messrs. James Barelay, Robert F lis, | vom 22) Friday 38) 45' 3 24) 9 47] | Sr e Ss. £a mi Huestis, J 24 Saturday 37| 47| 4 22 10 27 | Dorion, N W. Turner, Joseph Doirant 25| Sunday 36} 48) 5 29/115 H v ; S| Sat ulead 26| Mov day 35; 50) 6 35,11 38 14 “i GENTLEMEN,—-] thank you fer your kind 27| Tues ‘ay 34 51 7 #2 aft 11 17} io. a ee ar 2 ee aa QX/Wednesday | 33) 53) 8 40) 0 42) 19 a a hhh ie of AT ae eink? Geese 29' Thursday 54| 9 42 114 22 EFO y , G rn eee hee ere ea as m0 Friday? | all [10 45) 14s RE ORDERING YOUR FALL SUIT, OVERCOA1 /districts have been pleased with me in my sl St Setarder '7 40/4 57/11.50! 2 26] 9 | or ULSTER, call and examine our immense stock of pee Ole ee oP doting my . fs st ay at sOary. rave only done my i. ‘ J NEW CLOTHS, duty as Station Agent and can 5s yo that ¢ hE ARES I. “MORRIS SON, ur frank business qualities as a ‘ple

Commission Merchant

——AND—— AUCTIONEER,

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Agent for St John Dye Works, St. Joha, N.B.

General agent for Prince Edward Island for ‘‘Jdeal” Washing Machines & “Ideal” Churns

106 Queen St., Charlottetown, P. E I.

NILLIAMS |

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Endorsed by the best authorities in the world

Nearly 14,000 in use and good accounts given ot them. Over 40 years of honest business.

WILLIS PIANO * ORGAN CO., Maceachern’s Building, Lower Queen St.

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Sat SORE -HOUN DANE bp FOR |

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a 3940 YEARS IN USE. be PRICED PFR BOTTLEK | ARMSTRONG & CO. PROHRIETORS St. John., N. B.

FRED. de €. DAVIES,

DISPENSING CHEMIST,

Late with Smith & Woodman, Chemists, St. Sugustine,

F orida. poy Me#DICINES. FANCY ARTICLES, viz , Perfumes, Spon-

is Nail and Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes aman’s, nh Fancy Soaps, Castile (white Colgate Soaps, Lace Soap,

aud mottled), Pear’s and Margerisen’s French Soaps. Cxli and aee our line for the Xmas Trade. Manicure Nets, also preparations for same. Walkin. Sticks suitable tor Xmas Presents.

Rest line Havana Cigars in the city, and suitable

fresh stock, in 25, 50 «nd 100 boxes. for Xinas presents for smokers. Also, Pi

in and out ef cases, Tobacco, Cigarettes, 10-

beeco Pouches, Cigar Lighters, _ and every

Try our Se. ‘ igar -

Teqnisite for smokers. dw—decd

tin town.

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MUST BE PAID.

A Drug S*ore on July Ist, Pid beioie January let, prox.

Sccounts for the past six mmonthe delo

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> DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT

LL accounts rendered from W atson’s 1899, must be when the

Tweed and Worsted Suitings, Beavers, Mel- tons, Naps, Friezes, ete.

A full line of Latest Designs and Patterns of TROU- SERINGS. Our stock excels in quality and variety any- thing we have heretofore shown.

‘We offer you the Largest Assortment of Cloths in the City to select from. Call “and see them.

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JOHN McLEOD & OO.,

ROGER® BUILDING, UPPER QUEEN STREET. Charlottetown, Sept. 26, 1890.

WI NTER, | “T89l. ral Hareat Ca ll

Arrived--A Full and Complete Stoc =i of Kiverything in Our Line. We intend

ARRIAGE BUILDERS! C entire stock of Carriage Goods, and give up “the trace For the coming season we will sell, at Specially Reduced Prices for Cash, HARDWARE and CARRIAGE GOODS. Terms Short. Prices Low for Cash. NORTON & FENNELL,

. 1890—2aw and wy - isy | Ha: dwiare Store.

ERTS LOTR AED

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Charlottetown, Dec.

a d | JOUNSON'S COUGH SYRUP, fa

for Indi-

EV? RYBOD\'S PILLS, gestion, Constipation, Bi iousness, P the many ai'ments caused by the sluggish | Bronchial troubles. Pleasant to take. action of the Liver, Kidneys aod Boweis. | not hurt the youngest child or feeblest adult.

| Price 23¢ per Box. | Price

We have constan‘ly in stock all the well-known Congh Syrups and Balseme, Cod Liver Oil Emulsions, and other remedies in demand at this seas»n of the year. Als cai lycerine, Glycerine Jelly, Vaseline, Horney ard Almond Cream, Philoderma, Campher Ice, Cold Cream, Cream cf Witch Hazel, for Chapped Hands and Face, at A. S. JOUNSON'S DRUG STORF,

nce Streets.

25ec. per Bottle.

Ch’town, D.c. 77, 1890. @orner Kent and Pri

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‘T IS A WELL-KNOWN FACT that Coffee, to be good, must not be Roasted or Ground any length of time, as

it loses its Strength and Flavor very quickly.

BEER & GOFE have a Coffee Roaster fitted up in their Warehouse, where they roast and grind all their own Coffee as they require it, so that in buying from them you can always depend on getting it fresh

and good.

CONDENSED COFFEE, in Tins, and ESSENCE COF- FEE, in Bottles, always kept in stock at

BEER & GOFPF’S.

Churlottetuwn, Dec. 27, 189) —law & wky

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iles, and | Couzhs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat and | Will |

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clearing out our at J, T. Pearden’s office.

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Price per bot “ate 35cts and 406

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DR. _ GEO. As BAYNES,

> PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON: ecialist. in Chronic Diseases

St. elchn. N33. | | |

CHARLOPTLTOWN. SPF! Op aren Sy Tare, Ger “Apothécaries |Hall. Postal Addrcss, Uox 47. _iy8—4s wy

HARRIS & ‘STEWART

Will be obliged for an early set- lement of all Accounts rendered up to the Ist of January, 1891.

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NOTICE.

iA LL PARTIES indebted to me will make immediate payment to Wm. Pearden,

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paid before the Ist February, 1891, will be

sued for without further notice. JOHN HENRY. wky 2i

al ever ! Encore | 5 Ds

Equal to eny Package Dye in the Market.

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Just the thing for Home Dyeing.

COLORS BRIGHT AND FAST

Send for Sample Card to J. S Robertson & Co., Manufacturers, Moutreal.

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A CURE IS CERTAIN

——IN EVERY CASE—— Whe a Laithfy! Trial is Give: sat sags:

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WINTER CROSSING |

HE WINTER ROUTE between Cape Traverse and Cape Tormentine is now open. Passengers and Luggage at the regu- lar rates. Passengers will find this route very much the cheapest Passengers accom:

modated in the very best manner, CAPT. GEORGE IRVING. —838meod why

dec 26

but changes must take place which, I hope, ; twill be for

.the most prominent here

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lof the Scuciety, occupied the | ring addresses were delivered by Revs. J. ;

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Worm Lozenges.

| ake it easy for me.

I regret my departure from among you,

+} hare . i the oetter. i

Thanking you for you kind wishes Mrs. Lnve i myse if, your wi ndship to} us dering our stay at O'Leary shall always | | be remembered with pleasure,

I remain, Yeurs respectiu'ly, A. H. TLeve.

EEN SE EE ATR TE TS

Montague Notes. The temperance quest ion continues to be ut present. All | the churches are taking an active part in|} ' promoting the cause, and the result is that several of the parties who are selling a ‘*drop of the eraythur ” are being prose- _cuted. Ic is needless to. say that furemost in the work is the Rev. F athe r Phelan, who is an indefatiga ble woiker im the cause generally, and is all in a very special man- ner looking after the welfare of his own people. I am informed that almost the whole male portion of his congregation | signed the oe mperance pledge last Sunday. The Rev. James Phelan, who now resides| at Montague, is said to be a most effective temperance preacher. Gu Monday evening last a large temper meeting, under the auspices of the C.T.U, was held inthe Methodist Spencer,

Mrs. W. H.

| spring with renewed energy and lots of cash | for another rally,

The voters of the first District of Queen's iwoull like to know whether Mr. James | M. Sutherland has resigned his seat in the | Legislature, or are we to have only one re- piesentative in the Assembly.

A large and i: fluentiel meeting was held last even ing in the Methodist chapel, called by the Rev. Mr, King and presided over by Henry Wadman, Esq 1t wasa grand rally for probibition, and-hundreds of naraes have | been appended to the petition for presentation to boi brauches of the Dominion Parliament.

; to the minds of many, the holding of such a | meetin ginthechurch may be the correct | thiog, but have we not public halls in which 'to hold our meetings. It is now said that Mr. L. H. Davies is to hold forth shortly and in the same plece. Surely the trustees will

| W. | Church. chair 8 siir- Martis, R Opie, VU. B. Emery, and W. }

' H Spi neer. shesers. N. J M acdonald |

and A. Mellish also spoke effectively, and |

made some good points in favor of the cause. Mrs. R. Opie presided at theorgan, jand the whole choir did their part well. i ** The Gambler’s Wife,” a solo by Mrs. Dr. Robertson, was rendered in her usual style. | and was bighly appreciated by the audience, It was, ind leed, & great treat to lis such soul-stirring music. Dr. | name was on the programme as oue of the | | speakers but owing to professional duties ihe was unavoid ably — ile ction the benediction was pronounced, land the audience Raaanail: highly pleased | A few days ago the congregation of = | Mary’s Church presentec d | pastor, Father William Phelan, with a Nev | Year’s gift in the shape of a new sleig h. I | Was mauufact ured by Messrs. M 1S on, who alw ays keep avreast of the ‘un in style, workmanship and finish. Long may the Rev. Father live h token of esteem and respect troia bis is the sincere wish of your corres

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Advice te Boys.

V hatever you are, be brave; »? > ~l 7 s a coward and slave,

Though clever at ruses ’ ina sharp at excuses, a : ; He's a sneaking snd pitiful knave, Whatever you are, be frank;

iis better than money end rank, e to the right, Ke love rs of light “ , Be open, above-board and frank.

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i wer ys u are, be kind: Be g wntie ia manners and mind; fhe man gentle in miep, : Words and temper L ween, is the gentlem in truly sefined.

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Jhou must be true thyself, lf thou the truth world’s Pr: y soul must deat Ww

st teach;

if thou Auother’'s soul woui!d’st reach,

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tive the lips fall spesch,

Think trely, and thy thoughts

Shall t world’s famine feed; Speak truly, and each word of thine Shall bs a fruitful seed. Live trul - emda hy life shall be \ great and noble creed,

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Crapaud Notes.

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The Victoria Skatin 1g Rink was thrown open to the you'h and beauty of Urepaud, on New: Year's eve ening, an d although the skaters 7 ly enjoyed t eragelves there was a degree ss ppoint ment when it was known the

Park tey Band of Charlottetown had failed to appearance as advertised by the ihe sending to the city for negro tbe sistrels was cert ainly not a compliment, as area | time. Mr. James E. Newsom, Mrs. Newsom and Miss Newsom were passengers from here on e Ist instant for Boston Mr. Newson, who is of the firm of Morse, Hoit & Co., of

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{:;ectora, ile “8 th ut the re is ic cal talent enough i here available for a good show at any

that city, did a very large bu vines in produce {during

the past year, and although it was jnot carried out without the experience of

} some reverses, through the loss of a couple of ) cargoes, he hopes tv return early in the

| not sv far forget themselves as to allow it,

RAMBLER, Crapaud, Jan. 14th, 1891. i a me ee ‘To the Deaf. | A person cure “dl of Deafness and noises in

the head of standing by a Simple Remedy, will send a description of it _— to ‘any persua who applies to N cMoLson, 177 | McDougal Street, New York,

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At Summerside, on the 7th inst, by the Rev J A Cahill, J

| Sutherland, '

| MARRIED. H Johnson to Miss Minnie both of Summerside,

At Tryen, on the 6th inst, by the Rev J K ‘King J W Callbeck to Minnie E Hood, both of Tryon.

At the Methodi.t Parsonage, Winsloe, on

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the lst inst, by » Rev W J Kirby, Ed- ward R Macra New Glasgow Road, to | Mary Jane ighter of Isaac Smith, of Vi heatley Ris:

At the Manse, n fast, on the lst inst, by

the Rev A McLean Sinciair, Finlay Paaton, of

N to tleneeel ‘ving, of Cherry : \ alley. A«

At the residence of the bride’s father, the 7th inst, by the Rev Thomas Hicks, ae- istel by the Rev J M MeLeod, George |G ilover, of Lot 19, to Miss Alecis Jane Heaney ot Chnten,

| At Miscou

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she , on the 13th inst, by the Rev ‘J A MebD uald, Alphonse Gaudet, son of i John $G iudet, to Ehztbeth Ann DesRoches, la ( Francis De sRoches.

“2 —_—~. i> <p +e ——- —---- u shte cr Oj Dysprpiies Will Rejoice. At the residence of the bride’s parents, on fe ithe Sth inst, bythe Rev J R Coffin, Mont- ! Attention is called to the advertisment of |gomecy McArthur, of Port Hill, to Lilia A |“Dyspepticure” which appears to-day. Forsythe, of Alberton, | * Dyspepticure” has been a valued household At Morden, Manitoba, on the 16th Decem- 'remedy for a number of years-in St. John, | ber, by the Rev HJ Borthwick, John Howatt, land without any advertising, has been! of E’kwood, North Dakota, formerly of P E | wel li known in nearly every part of the Island, 10 Rebecca K Dawson, of Tryon. P E | Maritime Provinces. That it is so well known | Island. 2 at ~ lex , ? age in « | :

is due on — fal su — reany | <= - —

CURING bot ony it lige ‘stion and ail ordinary |

| stomach Sie but the worst cases | DIED.

Chronic Dyspepsia. | There are thousands At oe Boston, on January 2nd, in her

upoa thons «acs ef Chronic Dyspeptics who Bist year, Mrs Lizzie Davidson, only daughter

have used s> many remedies with ut! of Peter eset, st Eleauora,

possible; these are exact ly the ones that are partic tlarly requested to try the remé dy The pamphlet (copyrighted jon* ‘Dyspeptinre’

tested for ten ye snd being prepared by ja iesponsible need st, Charles K. [Graduat> Mass. College Pharmac of St. John, N. B., recommends this remedy to the fuil confidence ot the public. [dl5 4w Twenty Muiyvres’ Courrsaip. — Mrs. Mary Reed, of Shelbyville, lnd., has sud-

of a wealthy farmer and business man oi Lima, Ohic—Mr. Alexander Caseman. Mr, Caseman came to Shelbyville to find her, telling her that hs had promised his wife on her deathbed that if he ever re-married he would take a sister of his wife, and asked her if she would consent. She consented, and in twenty minutes they were married.

success that they wili hardly believe a cure is|

giving a history of its discovery and fall of|

Short ;

oT rf} Boston || 4 native . P E Island.

denly quit her wash tub to become the wife

Weilington, on the 25th ult, of consump- tio ion, Catherme Adeline Corcorsa, wife of :| Josepls Cameron, in the 3lst year of her age. |

At Lot 14, on 28th December, Catherine,

information about diet and digestion, is| beloved wife of Angus Melnnis, aged 33 wreppe 2d around each bottle or will be prompt- | yews.

ly sent free to any address. The fact of} At Eldon, Belfast, on the 3ist ult, James **Dyspepticare” Roving been thoroughly | MacWilliams, aged 66 years.

| At the Comey Hospital, Bakersfield, Cal, }on the 16th ult, James Waid, aged 34 years, At Summerside, on the 31d inst, Ellen, wite of Lawrence Hibbett, aged 63 years. At Summerside, on the 2nd inst, Mary Ce- ha, eged 9 months, daughter of Thomas and Mary Nowlan.

Dy spepticnre—Is not a palliative, but acure; it first relieves, thea controls, and finally entirety subdues the irritation and in- flammation of the stomaeca that causes indi- gestion and dyspepsia,

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