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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

oe or ars Grand Jury find a true | the year 1895, taken from the register of | - \ Prisoner arraigned and pleaded not | the hospital: guiity Ready for trial on Thursday | Patients admitted during year......... 175 > WeCe Pie WROD oi 6 i.ncdcckecios oosetascesectes 73 No Queen vs. Michael Madden-—Indict- | Non paying patients...... .....c.cceceessses 102 : aK ‘ for assault with intent to rob, Grand | Surgical OPCTALIONS coe vecneees cee eeereres 90 W d iry Hod a true bill. Prisoner arraigned | Outdoor PALIONES. cocccccesrcccccccccersvcces 140 - plea BOE oo os cn ciieniessses j ukeesdssanesasions 9 Queen vs. William McAleer—Indict~ | Still in Hospital...........ccsssesseseesogees 26 ‘ ASSa v tent to rob. Grand | . . s W p | The account of revenue and expenditure v : : i rer arra'eeS? | as submitted by the Lady Superior is as i i} added now gu.i . 1? : ” . ‘ In the case of John MacDonald, for ob- | “°"°%*! ‘ . x g the Sherif in the execution of REVENUE, M Jan. 2 D es, the Jury fornd a true bil _ | Cash on hand, Jan. Ist,.1895...... $ 228 22 Che Queen vs. Martin Power, for rob- | Collections in town and country. 90 94 se y, tl ry t 1 no bil Sisters’ industry f 986 83 S lid ice and mus © al Bhe Q ve. d _ Murphy, as | Donations in cash... see-ecsseees 203 48 : : ault occas ng actual bodily the 4 Medicine and operations, 435 67 | the year skate to-night irv found a true bill. 6 Pationte: DORE enceciiiccuns ‘ 1122 28] - rh pris er Seamen’s board...... vikeeeen . Os 40 — at G 7" = | against w t commen . ‘ nv, 1 guilty $4,556 82 MeKint a nd Shey EXPEXDITURI ser % P " DI ois alesis renee $1,337 77 z Tucrspay, J Lt Me : _ x cs i¢ snd «surgical instru . ni Queee ve. doha M ments ca 456 43 g i — = at ae ee. na neenin ame = ’ a war > , c : gt _— , 1 5 rvants and charwomen. e ec... 289 92 . ; a. 4 , aa iPdiada Bed cloth NZ, CtCeereee ius reeeee 195 26 : The ( a Murphy, Mattresses, linen, oilcloth, paint- . os ies sigitan eatin’ ies z, workmen, material. ...... 1,321 08 ( > lek dime | thet ws Insurance, telephone, stamps.... 158 60 ‘ r . A be warrant for bis ar vag | COal and fodder............ ws 108 14 ~ ‘ RE BG CIT isedisd cos cnseueie . 89 50 : : ; : LN ee Sterne narra =f Sebapelfenpenadtsicviasvinwenc we 44: 21 mS ’ ar taal 2 a7 Cartage, freight, tC... 100 68 mt . Cows and fodder. . Cake Solel 108 14 a : a . ncluded to-day. Pin Kitchen utensils and Pt POTS sees 74 62 s ( yok tin 0 p | Ir y vs. P. S. Brown. Action | £4 552 85 te st a horse ‘his case is now | nec atista : . : t > Ci eae. Q. C.. ter! Bal. on hand, Jan. Ist, 1896 3 97 r ' : M 4 Goa r defendat The Charlottetown Hospital—the first ai . - ——s ee | institution of the kind in this Province— - - 1 oO . & A was established in October, 1879, by the . late lamented Bishop McIntyre, to supply ptagte ] New Wiltshire Dis t Lodge n long-felt want in the community. For : vine 8 a N l n Ledge, No. 1126, B <field, | some time the Hospital was located on a a ares Dues L4th i seven | Dorchester Sireet, in the old parochial re- “ ; eat. ’ | sidence, and much good work was done Ma M I g ra i ss was proceed n & e interests of ‘Suffering humanity . a \ wing cft =} But the building finally became too small Bu se : re « } stalled ¢ t en- | for the purpose, an i His # yrdship T " ; g : | set about : securivg more com # 8 y D Ma a? » Diamond. } mod ‘ . a a ee prosecution of : ; ; WwW, i. | e good work. he Connelly property on “08 a al A ] o } ‘“Y Mast —W C per; be a the Kisplana le was secure d, we e00n work one 7 os mes Cisiiais Wes Meade. On To begun upon the well-equipped institu pa . . . Me (Co ate Maa tarv—A_ Beaton, Brook- | 08 Which exists to day, and "y the time ot . ef tea, 7 ' the good Bishop was called to his reward etc, ale Fina sl . Secrotary-~ Geol, telco, LO? YO". erent on was weil advanced. , Di ASE Pl ies ; His L ordship Bishop Macdonald continued TO] ka § x! fresenete—Murdoth Meland:: Bitton. | 2° BONS emmee Segue Sy Sie-seaeentes Oka t 5 ‘ iseetar of Gevemonies— Meal. Moore: | eROOOre and under the efficient man- | al 5 oe : ae aes pric >| agement of the good sisters the splendid and as y iry @ aC KAZ t i West i ascsiihe’ tein: deine, enn ace | L rer—A. N Ison, Hunter River. | Ce ee : /_ oa cos | An idea of what has been done in the | 5 B S ry Ma This was — f the largest meetings | Hospital during the year just closed—or | trat ard at ¢ g vn ves ‘ n this District, which goes 10} the great work in the interests of suffering iw . : 5 g Was +o v APE 16 tncreasing 1h mem | bumenity that is’ constagtly going 0 4 Pea 2 n ison- Ship, ang @iso tha rethren a } on In this institution — may | en rs fra f Canada | ‘@8!b2 @ re a = part in the goo hs , : gathered from the figures Tempera 4 The s against BSE . Aft : oe oat ye Bion OF | given above. The report shows that of the Mr: a as dismissed. The cases Bt present were Invled tO arses? | 175 patients admitted during the year no agains =D. Poole, Montague, and | 2 ® Dountiul repast provided | i ae | less than 102 contributed nothing whatever Hest : Cardigar, w oe | et members — —- wowe*~ | to the funds of the institution; and also that Sees s day week When d Justice had been done to the | no less than 140 outdoor patients were i i ihe g ¢ thi gs provided, the Lodge aga re urnished with medicines. It 2e@3s Bos Tra — The adjourned | sumed business. Several speeches ws without saving that it takes a large me tiag B Prale last ev g | made, which were interspersed by songs, amount of money to maintain an institu was very W att The s —_————__—___o+ 9+ —— | tion doing such an immense amount of der 3 ma abd PERSONAL. good in the community. In this connec- v <6 A mittee was a oe | tion attention may be called to the amount po k in th rs an Mr. Sernuel Anderson, engineer at the | realized in aid _of the hospital ~almost fer w ne ore electric light works at Summerside since $1,000 - by the industry of the Sisters. the report toth ard at its next me the station was opened, has resigned his | They devote any spare time they may | ing. There wasa com! ppo position, in which he is succeeded by Mr. | have to fine sewing and to the making of | ei tos better g arrangements. | 05 Hickey.—Journal. | chur A ornaments, candles, flowers, etc., | 0 r . . I i: : r age A. L. Slipp, who for a number of vears | and ore a as ae pow ae ony | we so ta p and discusse we heen accomrenvinge trotting horses | Pty 'et> the fund for the maintainance of enna sili Sela sien neces, has a cepte e the hospital. i 4 —The semi-annua pos Re with ; Ww tensile liquor dealer of | _The vas amount of good that the hos ing lose 5.0; GT... % b Montreal, to travel in the 1 anal provinces P tal is doing for all classes and creeds in | he j r M a -morrow (f Amherst Press. the community, and the unselfish devotion | dna The opening meeting w tak in st saa ; and fideity of the good Sisters, should | : & The session will be held in Tse Smortis Case.—Valentine Shertis | commend it to all. It is cer- e aw Kee Lodge. T will not be tried a second time, and the tainly the duty of’ all te help along gates from Charlottetown, Mra. M. P. Ken ‘alleyfield murderer will probably pass | sucha good work in every way possible. | ne nd Messrs. M. St son a E.H e rest of his life at St. Vincent de aul. | The greatest care and economy has been Canadians. Duc in, left for Lower M gue s | This decision has been reached by the At- | exert sed in the management of the hospi- after D Ti we acce % yrnev—General of Q iebec. } tal, and in the future the same care will | Mr. Geo. Philips sis city, w s P. ( a be exerted. d hose who contribute either T. cf Keefer Lodge (peerecececeeqecets Hm” hind may vost secured: thet | a 9 } 0 thing that they may give will be wasted, He ts Kyown H The Cambridge’ e A @ | and their kindness will be highly ap- | Masz:-., ( 1 says: Mr I . é preciated. - C. Coanor f argest ¢ most en e We publish below an extract from the : jers of S e, whose | @ Cl ile @ | minutes of the first me eting of the medical - Highland a has sold | @ 1amois @ | staif of the Hospital, held in the Hospital . a sed ards of * @ | building on the 22nd Oct., 1879, for the i al estate, situated in| @ Vv - t « purpose of drawing upacode of regula- Medford and Somerville. He | @ es $ tions for the management cf the medical puses now . ay and f depart ment of the institution :— 8 arranging a larg rs work. |@ isa g and thing to keep - ’ ‘ His Lordship Bishop Me- War sca 3 I see to a the cold, but it costs high. We é Intyre (who presi led) expreased his aff é have some extia large Chamois thanks to the meeting for having respond- — : e Skins with which to line the ed so generously to his call, and hoped Ma 5 s.—The marriage of Ada é coat or vest. This serves the that a lasting stigma of shame would now | M 4 Mr.H y Hyde, and o same purpose at one quarter g/ be removed from the face of our community, Mr. | ( Cornwa aS 8O-€T1 the cost. Prices from 50c. to and that a place of refuge, where the help, 4 esidence of the brides parents, ¢ $1.00. less and destitute poor would find care West River. The cer ny was performed é and attendance, had ai last been estab- by Rev. H.R. Baker. Miss Eva Hyde,| @ JOHNSON & JOHANSON lished in our midst. The institution, al- aister of the bride, waa bridesmaid, andt o j though on asmall scale, had been put into er Mr. Heath | @ ¢ its present state at considerable personal C: Bonshaw: 1 remony was | @ ‘THE DRUGGISTS. | sacrifice, and would greatly depend for its us at guests, a! . @ ar xistence in the future upon the exertions of iatg r " z=} testined 620200 20200200008eee? the different members of the medical profes- to r acting parties. | ———_— ——~ } sion who bad kindly undertaken to manage J ‘ 3 the yngratila— the medical department of the institution. H's Lordship had no doubt that the medical ae faculty would second his efforts in this As Ist H . eae BY-|H F-BUY charitable undertaking. He also express- sting a cleasaton ails ee Y’s” par- ed his gratification that the first meeting ca yesterday atternoon. d ee a of the medical staff of the Hospital had Was : “Physi al Cu ee ee i been so cordial, ‘so encouraging, and had pro: gated at the famous Emersou if your buying mood promised so well for the future. As long ~ f Oratory, of which system Miss : 3 is , | as the doctors continued to interest them- McMillan is a0 eS is on a FURNITURE | celces in bebalf of the inetitution he had ent, and the address by She ' rs no fear for its future success and prosper- lad ef ng te be aesired, ° a . i faa ty 7? ee “ es M —_ ee a 2 The medical staff of the Hospital at the eon, uoder the leadership Of 31183 Shacl : ‘ r ime of its inception consisted of Dr’s. au, gave a bit of the entire course start you on a money a sahake wostat Sokineee Seer: MeLeod: | of « ’ e Emerson system, Miss . Conroy and Canning. Several changes ary Large] g paniment very saving record. have taken place since theo, and the stafl accepta ymy im on See aud is now composed of Dr’s. McLeod, Conroy, a de ? the rrocee ipg , > cj ve : ai Call at our New Store. 8: B. Jenkins, and Kelly. Gentlemen of refined taste. chew] ae BORN BEAVER g ex tis ab- Tn this city, on Jan. 16th, to Mr. and i yw we 5 ee MARK WRIGHT & 60., LTD Mrs. Walter P. Doull, a son. flavor. HKefus ay At Port Hill, on the 30th ult., the wife

DAILY

HILARY

Wepnespay, Jan. 15 |

Queen vs. Archibald Buchanan

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winter. than blown

OPERA FLANNELS,

Jackets — beautiful quality and 9c., now reduced to 27¢.

tegular price 34

WRAPPERETTE, for Ladies’ Blouses

balance of a very large purchase at a wonderfully Large range of patterns—I1e,

BEER BROE.

esh north and weet winds ; fair and cold,

low price.

Tux Weatuen,—Moderate to fr

¢ Winter Winds '). Swell Our Sale.

: ‘] of the y The blowing = should help our low prices to increase

our trade. off till to-morrow what had better be

done to-day, but don’t let any more

wind blow = make your complete purchases for the

now. the best goods down to the

lowest prices they were ever sold at

for Ladies’ Dressing Gowns and

winter winds

People are always putting

in and

before you come

do better winds have

You will never The winier

desirable colors..

and Wrappers, the

TERM—ASUPREME COURT, |

CHARLOTTETOWN HOSPITAL The f

y lowing is the report of the work

indict. Ndone at the Charlottetown Hospital during |

of Rev. Henry Harper, of a son.

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MARRIED. At Montague, on the 8th inst., by Rev. A.D. Macdonald, B. L., assisted by Rev. W. H. Spencer, B. A., Edgar C. White of Montague, to Miss Maria Macleod, daugh ter of the late Robert Macleod, of West River.

At Somerset, Me., on the Ist inst., by Rev. C. V. Hanson, Elijah F. Bowness, cf Waterville, and formerly of Norboro, Prince Edward Island, to Miss Hattie M Knight, daughter of Wm. E. Knight, of Waterville.

DIED.

At the Hospital, Bangor, Me, December 20th, Elizabeth Arsenault, aged 21 years and 4 months, danghter of tne late Eusebe Arsenault, of Egmont Bay.

At DeSable, on the 9:h_ inst., of paraly sis, William Villett, a native of Devon- shire, Eog., in the 84th year of his age. “Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord.”

At Belfast, Dec. 26th 1895, after a long and severe iliness which she bore witb Christian patience and resignation to the Divine Will, the widow of the late Ewen Martin, in the 73rd’ year of her age. “Blessed are thedead thatdie in- the

Lord.” (Other papers please cupy.)

Lapies, clean your kid gloves with Jose phine Glove Cleaner. It is not a liquid, vives no odor, and can be used while the glove is on the hand, For sale only at A. W. Reddin’s drugstore. tf.

annals

S. A. McDonald is responsible for the present low prices in ulsters and over; coats. His $15.00 beaver overcoet is @

dandy at the price. ji4 2i

| him totask. To divert attention it is

; those who fought best forthe Emerald

| ipsis Hibernizis, as early historians tell

|} sponsibilities of citizenship, and

EXAMINER > - - .

ISLANDERS NOT ‘NARROW PROVIN.- CIALIST 4,

(From the London (Ont.) Record of the llth instant.)

“The better Canadians for being the better Islanders,”

Sin,—I left it to Mr, DesBrisay, who is quite near you, to say to Dr, O’Hagan that he is certainly an adept at imputing to us just what he himself has done. But

our Ottawa friend is a man of peace. I |

am of the Church Militant, and therefore must decline right here the “soft impeaca- ment.” We were lectured by the good doctor on narrow provincialism, and told to widen out and be Canadian. I can see nothing to make us worse Canadians in being better Islanders. And, remember, we did not commence to loéalize. The doctor was the man to undertake that, and it was Only because he did it badly (as to matter, of course; the manner was admir- able) that we have good humoredly taken

common among those whom the great English master calls “scurvy politicians” to accuse their opponent of the very Iftle game they themselves are playing; but such profane society is no ‘place for heaven-born poets, and the doctor should at once eschew it.

All those American poets, from Miller on the west to Longfellow on the east, are cited to no effect either, since everybody knows that each one’s State takes a spec- ial pride in being his birthplace, and while, diminishing in nowise the {national glory, appropriates the greatest share to it- self. This is a veritable paradox. Are the people of Massachusetts less American for being peculiarly enthusiastic wherever there is aquéstion of adding to Longfel- low’s laurels? And why does Shakes- peare’s genius cast a specially glorious re- tlection upon old Straffurd-on-Avon ? The doctor will not attempt to argue that the brave Warwickians were not ever in the forefront of England’s defenders, and equal sharers in all her triumphs and _ glories. As with others, then, so with Mr. Des Brisay and me—we are none the less Can- adian—aye! we are far better Canadians ~- for being better P. E. Islanders.

It is undoubtedly true that many of our clever Islanders like Roache and Schurman have gone overthe borders and become more American than the Americans them selves; but, after all, this involves no crime against their native land. Properly uaderstood, such a course should have our hearty commendation. The country which is good enough to givethem name and fame and fortune should certainly be good enough to command their fealty. It is only history repeating itself, Some of the founders of the greatest Irish families, and

Isle, only went over with Strongbow and became; in very few years, Hiberniores

On this score Kngland bas never cast as- persion on their name, and they are Ire- land’s pride to-day. With those good men who have linked flag and fortune together in the United States, then, we have no quarrel, no word even ot reproof. Their

Noiled Blankets,

20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT.

ee es + % .

12 PAIRS OF mel,

PER am DISCOUNT. H New this fall but slightly, soiled. at Twenty Per Cent: Discount.

* Will clear the lot

20 Per Cent. off Soiled Blankets at Weeks’.

Comforts, pr! Wadded Quilts, Comforts, Wadded Quilts

Cheap and the right thing for the cold weather.

Half Price—Ladies’ Jackets. Half Price—Ladies’ Jackets. Half Price—Ladies’ Capes, Halt Price—WLadies’ Capes.

Nearly all sold at Half Price.

Trimmed Hats and Bonnets.

And-50c. for your choice of Untrimmed Felt Hats, WEEERS & CO., The People’s Store.

Charlottetown, January 14, 1896.

genius is still ours—as genius transcends all geographical limitation. Jt is the mer- cenary busy bodies, the Ras Wimans, who go over to the neighboring republic from Upper Canada, who will not naturalize al- though th:-ir all is there, and come back at regular periods to stir up strife and un-

seitle the affairs of this country—in a word, -to destroy all national life— that writers of prose and poet ry should hold up to uni-

Those men fear the re would have a tent to skulk toin every land. They have good “stomach for the tight” so long as it is wordy, but no desire to take

versal execration.

| the poet’s “assurance of the sweet joy of | dying for fatherland—

“Dulce et decorum propatria mori.”

Tet us, then, whilst doing our best to cultivate a general admiration for our Canadian poets, as Dr. O’Hagan is “doing so commendably, hold fast to the salutary

| local pride each one engenders, aad we

will ail be good provincialists and better Could we but claim. the genial and accomplished doctor, dewn here in P. KE. I1.,iboth friend DesBrisay and myself would storm any fort in Christen- loni ere they should take him from us. Lincerely yours, A. E. Burke.

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Chief Williams of the Columbia (Ga.) police force, has adog ramed Fiddler, who oftentimes does detective work for ihe force. He goes out with the rizht squad and hunts the alleys. One ni,ht last week he arrested a@ man who was drunk and started todrag him to pol c2 headquarters.

Siete

California wine makers have just form- ed an association to naintain the prices of sweet wines. Last year port was sold as low as 16 centsa gallon to the selling agents. The association, which has con- trol of practically the whole available sup- ply of sweet wines in Californa, has fixed the price of port at 25 cents a gallon, and angelica at 50 cents.

Salance of fur caps, collars and cuffs, selling at cost at D. A. Bruce’s.

Fresh eggs selling very cheap at Beer &

Goff’s jl4 2i

Sample Rooms & Grocery Store.

Having now completed my Sample Rooms, heated by hot water and lighted by electricity, with all sanitary arrange- ments and a private entrance to same, | have converted my Saloon into a Grocery, and stocked with the choicest Groceries, hoping by paying strict attention to the two above business to receive a liberal patronage for same,

P. P. GILLIS,

janl5—6i d&w House Wanted.

Wanted to rent, furnished or unfur- nished, a comfortable House ,contaiping five or six rooms, with bath room and heated with hot water. Beguire at this

office. 3i (624)—janll

Stalig

——TO BE HELD IN—

HILLSBOROUGH RINK

—ON——

Wednesday Evening, Jan. 22.

One Mi'e—Boys 16 years old. First, 2; second, $l. ' One Mile (open to P. E. laland). First, £7. second, $4 ; third, $1. ie Chak Race. Prize, Pocket Knife,

value $1. ae

One Mile (Amateurs only). First, pair Hockey Skates; second, Pocket Knife, value $I. |

Half Mile (10 year old). First, Pocket Knife, value $1.50; second, Hockey Stick, value 65c.

Three Mile (open. to P. E. Island). First, $7; second, $4; third, $1. “=

Potato Race. First, Pocket Knife, yalue $1.50; second, Pocket Knife, value $1.00.

One Mile (14 year old).

Entries close 20th inst.

attendance. Admission 25 cents.

contested ever seen on P. E. Island.

J. B. DAWSON, GEO, J, ROGERS,_

garThese races promise to be the best

ON DECK,

and he is fit to be there, too, beyond a doubt. Whatever the place or occasion, a man should be suitably dressed for it. No attire, however costly, suits either the wearer or the occasion even half tolerably unless it is perfect in fit Want of fit violates all the ten commandments of dress. Nothing can atone for such offense. The nearest approach a readymade clothier can make a fit is to miss é it. It is much better to miss the misfit by coming to us and having a substantial and stylish Overcoat made to order at a reasonaovle price. A few of our $17.00 Beaver Overcoats still left.

S. A. McDONALD,

LEADING FASHIONABLE TAILOR,

Cl’town, Jan. 17, 1896 —246 sce anion aaa

TOP SHIRTS!

EXCELLENT YALUVUE AT,

DD. A. BRUGES.

Charlottetown, December 28, 1895—dy

LONDON HOUSE.

Stock-Taking Sale

_— —_— _-

85 Men’s & Boys’ Overcoats and Ulsters, price from $2.50 to $16.00.

50 Ladies’ Jackets and Ulsters, ranging from $4.00 to $16.00.

ALL AT HALF PRICE!

It will pay every buyer to look at these

\

goods, as they must be sold regardless

First, Pocket of cost. Knife, value $1.50; second, Hockey Stick, Four to start or no third money. Galbraith’s Band in

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"I. Je HARRIS,

AGENT.

janis

Manager, _

Charlottetown, ranuary 11, 1896—dy

THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1896.

- +

Our January Sale!

UNDERCLOTHING.

TOP SHIRTS,

Good Heavy Linders for 25ec. Top Shirts for 25e Good Heavy Linders for 35c. Tup Shirts tor 15e All Wool Linders for 45c. Top Shirts for Doe All Wool Linders for 50e. Top Shirts for G0e Extra Heavy Linders for 75c. Top Shirts for 75¢ Top Shirts for SSe

All those lines are special Top Shirts for ODe value and worth 25 per cent.| Top Shirts for SL.00

more. It will pay you to buy your Underclothing from

Top Shirts for us.—Prowse Bros.

Top Shirts for

Readymade Clothing Sale

The greitest sale of Overcoats, Ulsters. Suits for Men, Boys and Children on earth.

All odd lines of Boys’ Overcoais. will be sold regardless of cost.

All odd lines of Men’s and Youths’ Ulsters, Reefers and Suits must be sold, so come if you want to get the best value ever seen in this town. —

Ask to see our Scotch Serge Suit for $10.00. doubt the best Suit for the money in the Island.

PROWSE BROS,

The Wonderful Cheap Men.

Charolttetown, January 9, 1896—-246

od Men’s Ulsters, . 10 Fur Coats, 19 Sleigh Robes.

The above is what we have left

4 Top Shirts for 110

|

|

Reefers and

Reefers and Suits

Without

in stock, We are giving them

Don’t

the prices we are sell.

away at small prices. delay, as

ing them at ought to clear in a short time.

J,B. MACDONALD & G0

Charlottetown, January 16, 1896 -dy & wky

WEAR WRAP SAP PASEO EAP EASE Ce

“Break! Break! Break ! Qn thy cold, grey stones, oh! sea.”

My Furniture resists the break like

a Re

‘5 3% GG. Buy chee YI

the crags on ccean’s shore. It ouly

; ¥.

yields to wear. It is made honestly,

‘ee

priced honestly, and customers sre

Ls

treated honestly. Your special atten-

tion called to our great variety of

Bedsteads selling out.

JOHN NEWSON’S. E

Charlottetown, January 8, 1896—dy

‘eae

OAS a0 6 62S 0S 00h OR CEE the 00 Oa a

EVENING SESSION

Oi

CHARLOTTETOWN BUSINESS COLLEGE And Writing Academy Now Open from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m.

Accounts

L. :‘B. MILLER.

PRINCIPAL

Those who wish to learn the science of

should attend this Session-

jau3—dy & wy tf

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Suitable for offices or large societies, «te A D- ply toJ B MAcponALD & Co 3w—deesu

Advertisements under this heading chargec five cents per line.

MARINE VILLA TO LET—Situste adjoin- FOR SALE—A newly calved cow. Apply | ing Dundas Esplanade, in the most healthy to Jomx HAWKINS, near the residence of art of the city, fronting the Hillsborough Edward Bayfield, Esq, North River Road. iver, formerly occupied by Dr Dawson janis-iw pd

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housework. Apply to Mrs H R LARGE, Bay- « octij—d&w guarvaw pat law

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Kent School. apply on the premises or Mr

Henderson. Oct 12,

FOR SALE—A sleigh in good order. Ap ply to Compr. TOOKER, KN, Esplanade. javl5—3i

TO LET—New resicence, corner 0’ Grafton and Rochiord Streets; nice loeation, modern lm provements, hot air, bath,etc. Rent mod- erate Apply to Kk M MooRE. tf—dec7

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" : | A BOOK FREE!—If you desire a copy send $1500.32 down, $90 on mortage if de | for pariicu'ars—NicuOLs & Co, Wesley e sired—buvs desirable dwelling near | Buiidings, Toropt« wy & 9—<leel3 centre of city, not farfrom park, good neigh- | sical ee porhood, healthy, Grafton Street. Aprly to | A MELUIsH, London House building, or cor-

! “TO LET—A shopon corner of Bayfield ani ner King and Great George Streets nov5

Great George streets. Apply on the premises novi LOST—On Sunday, between Kent Street and St Peter’s koad, a pair of pearl rosary beada. Will finder kindly leave same at this } Office and receive reward, LOST—In the western «nd <f the town, a | ill a . : pur oF silver-plated skates. Finder wili be | |. FRET SAW-~I have a very nice foot-power rewarded on leaving sane at this office. Fret Saw jor sale cheap. first applicant gets jan7—tf a i L Corron, Brighton Koad, jJanilj—t’

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