THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMBER 1, 1897

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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. | ——— | a a va : ai _ | Benjamin R. Jewell, 11 W 8, Delivered a. Spee = nee F wicible Address lant byenog i

; , . aad Shicace ket 1 ; : ’ Curcaco Priexs.— The Chicag er The large audience assembled iv Grace | was weaker all round ov Fridsy. Pork! q,.) | : . toad tae : Church last uigat will not sooa forget the] declined 30c. address of the Mort Worthy Scribe. Tne |

ee ee pastor, the Rev. W. J. Kirby, took the! prelimipares of the service, and the |

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that of the sum total received by the Can- | Choir rendered surae choice music. It was <1 adian Methodist church during the past/ eyident by the close attention given to bec i year for missions, about $5,000 was cop-} the speuker that he had gained ~ Ff 4 Shoes tributed by the Epworth Leagues. their loteusest interest, Mr. Jewell opeued | ie in his address by describing a visit to the;

Niagara Fails, and the effect they bad upon i bim at diflerent standpoints of observation, | He was at first sight disappointed and disheartened. He thought he had come a long way to see very little; but at ower points of view be was filled with admira- tion and wondered ait the awful immensity | and grandeur of the water falls. So, he

FoorsaLt at Tuvro.—The Truro foot- ball team plaved a “draw” witha team drawu from the Reoown and [otrepid at Truro on Thureday afternoon, Mr. Frank C. Cotton, formerly of Charlottown, was ove ot the half backs of the Truro team

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a recent despatch from Toronto in response | to Hon. Mr. Blake’s appeal for aid for the i Irsh parliamentary party the sum of five

| Blake, Sir Frank Smith and Hugh Rvan

said, with this yreat question of intemper- ance; it depsuds altogether on the stand- poiut of observation as to how it affects!

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ter, if so, it wili pay you to| y and i one huadred dollars has He gav aidenta in hia .' This relieyv i ALE Sy, ; de ' jter wr ens : : : oa ‘ | thousand aod one hui you. € gave some incidents in his early | 118 poiey 18 necessary ll order to protect our customers and ourselves “C1 . | examine cars; they will be found | jen subsribed in that city. Hom. Mri }experience when he saw his class- mates: 7 I 68 trom unecrupulous

price! consisient with @ good | gave a thousand each. Archbishop Waleh/and how he swore, God helping sno0e ~ - , gave two bundred. him, he would be an eternal Our $3 95 41 5{ 5 rc; » heate > =r : ne ; Yee foe "wo thet evil which robbed the] yy $395, $4.50 apd $5 Ulster cannot b» beaten for value in the city (see o‘hera, ALLEY & CO Ax Iwrorrayt Sxerzvre.--The custome! home of its comforts, the chiliren of 4 1€n see ours). . department at Ottawa has been advised of | father, and the wife of @ husband. He © the seizure in the St Lawrence Gulf of the | had been one of the first members. of the Cae - i : E RX The Shoeists | sehooner Canada, with ferty thousand | Sons of Temperance, and was over fifty Our pe. 19, $9, $7 .00 and $10 Overcoats are equal to eustom made, and are, withcus dollars worth of contraband whiskey on | years in the temperauce warfare. He doubt. the best to ba had (see others, then see OUTS)»

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board. The Canada is thought to belong to | a Quebec city smuggling syndicate. The seizure was made by the cruiser Constance.

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knew what it cost to be a bold prosecutor ofthe Jaw. Wuen in the highest office his fellow-citizen could give him be- bad with two others enforced the law of pro- hibition, aod the liquor party put the torch to his home aud destroyed all he

Our all wool d. b. $9 and $12 Mens fuits are co:kers, and would cost made to orcer, $16 and $18 (see others, then see ours),

} to be the best event of the season. Athletes owned with fire. But if he kaew the OUR BOOK-KEEPER Never Eaten ¢ from Charlottetown and other parts of the Sa a re oa ae — ; province will try their prowess against ee ie “7 alive ve 68 : 1 . , each other. Let all our citizena come, — oe, os id eee ze yi iS now ready to receive , German Buus nnd both help on ® good cause and enjov | it” “Wnet ought you to do here in this money on account. Please 7 pee ee POE Pe Sats city 2?” he asked. Well first of al] Lecome a pay us then pay others. 4 bay some of. them. Ifo ’ 1. ae pane eesiee renee a onannies a ; ee No Far or Coxracion.—Ie view of | for the election of three years hence, an snk aie vere ri: em the varions reporta that have been in do not leave the preparation PROWSE BROS ts ‘ them. For the German & cirenlation regarding the death of the wd teeth os won abe ory Se CENT’S KID CLOVES Bua , McQuarrie child, the report cf Dr. H. D,j #oything for the Scott Act election of © AT'S ONT.’ Buna al ae ceed - s ¢ Johnson, acting health officer, made to the| future. Then let the temperauce societies * “ENTS WHITE SHIRTS ? 10c per dozen. Board of Health, has been given to the| 8d the churches unite, and this traftic, = Lib : q é press, This report is along the lives which thwarts the Divine purpose regard- 50c, 60c, 75c, and $1.00. Zoe, 50c, 7d5c. and $1 00 f Telephone 98 ¢ of the story of the case given in Tre} ''S ie —— aon a ~< _ Me Examixer on Saturday. Dr. Johnson | PUDsbment which ie pir a ; , ' . ; D. STE WART eays he visited the child on Thureday, and Devil aod his Angels, will soon be cos-|GENTS KID MITTS Gents’ Cotsred Shirts ¢ found ber suffering with severe constitu- a oe ee See ke ne 0 ; ECLIPSE BAKERY tional aymptoms and with a pronounced | 26 Cause o Ona). Heap r pe 50e. 75e, $1, SI.25 & $1.50 4 rash covering her body. As this might | World. : a0, 65¢, Toc and $1.00, . » $1, . us $ Bakes Best Bread. @ | mean any one of several diseases, some of ‘ His Payee oo, Pit age Me conlonat : s saai ture, he| triumph of the Gospel, a som ‘ ad tie 4 eee oo ticioars | Chriet’s Kingdom on the earth were very|GENTS’ WOOL GLOVES _ * GENTS’ WOOL SHIRTS measure, to notify the inmates of the house greg -ee we oe a "Il one ie nl he , a not to enter any other house, and not | 0 the congregation. Mr. Jewel Wil | 9 r F 5 s © 10 000 allow anybody to enter theirs until they got heard with pleasure tonight by the united 25c, 3d¢. 45, 50c¢ and 60c eo 40c, 0c, 65e, 85e & $1.00 . further orders. The child died on Friday | divisions in Wright’s Hall, and will ever be we ee ; Housek S morning. Following up the precautionary Sees to this city when he may come = eepers AY | measures already used, the funeral was | ')!S Way again. . . pt : P y held privately on Saturday morning. Since a. For farther particulars,. please call and we will be p'eased to cxplain the many rea- 5 ie Royal Oak Soap the —_ Dr. ar — _ gore NO RUBBING NEEDED. sons why and-how we are in a position to plave before you better goods, and give you low- F is the best Soap in the world, f careful enquiry and can find no evidence ; ‘ : . ; a4) Laundry Clothes are chet ofany exposure by the patient or her| Incases of severe sprains or strains, Or pees than you get in other places. ll iathiie sil A ane ae ca y family to any zymotic or contagious ordinary liniments that require rubbing . o S ean by using this great | disease. There isin his opinion no fear| are very painful. A little “ Quickcure FSF rT% e Soap. For sale everywhere. of any outbreak of contagious disease | spread on linen or cotton, and placed over DOr F

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The Prince of Wales does not take #0 much interest in pis wardrobe as he did some yearsago. Heis still one of the best dressed men in th* world, and his in- fluenee on men’s fashion is as great as ever it wae; but those who havecharge of his wardrobe complain that be bas lost his old

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enthusiasm on the subject of dress. / ° ik vereeeeoeoes su ola ores ESS Ow GO46 OSs OS e*OOs Ma Port of Charlottetews 5, : = 1 Sable Mlarlboroughs = ‘E ENTERED. ~~ oe : _—_ c Miink Feoras Oct 30—Lady Franklin, Garcin, Pictou; R = Wh : Express, Smith, Montague; Nokomis, “oe : 2 ' . . Martin, S’side. ; 4 Bragm Sapise) Kejls ci Sides” Dominion Blend Tra) AvORSORS VY | . Oct 20—T W Langill, Conrad, Halifax; STER @ a Sable Tails or Jimmo, Rickibucto; Vesta, Pratl. REGIST ED The L; + Swim, Sable Islaad; Elnore, Gerhardt, Ts i” Black Thibet Boas Halifax; Victory, Livingston, Alberton: ae pean ae , nklin, Garein, Pictou; mi ariotie 3 : + : tan Sehaey. “oe — Stewart & re a SHOULD HAVE THER —. a [hus ;"F: ‘wan, Summersides > ‘ : Black Shibit Norma “Paw boury tethecomby jou received] J, H-Mvviok, Tignih JACKETS MADE TO GRDER ; : er & G , rr , McKionon, Coleman. eit Mongolian Boas Se lied A ee Be teiie AT D. A. BRUCE'S J Prince Edward Island Illus-| 4”; ycLeod & Co, Stanley Bridge. Wiis saeei Shee! nen 1 sali f cloth : _ P fi A a | 3 y color or quality of cloth you want. é Goat Antoinettes ail the wetksketen” rR, Foshan & Ser aa You can have any style youfancy. Your Jacket wi'l be : . =———=——"| McLean & Cameron, Crapaud. made strong and well finished, suth as a tailor only can muke, M4 aril Mufis _ etgaeraeay . ee eee Montague You will have a first class fitting garment. Many of : a7 ; . se Wishdenien We Bridge. , i Grey Lamb Skins 3A Good | Guo. Wighine, eae me “Do me most stylish jackets seen ob our streets are made by 4 ns mini ” trial, ea . . . ‘ | a South Sea Muff i ; ate! ade tae is delicions in Lastly, one important consideration. You will not have 4 a . Baking rowder the cup. ee to pay as high a price as for an imported garment of similer sf: i Coon Jackets . ; ee Fe quality. Give us a trial. 4 | Pe a ¥ ac } Electric Seal Storm Collars ti Ray ep A D. A. BRUCE. j a » # Johnson’s S ThA Tere _— ; a — Baking Powder. ; PURE INDIAN ) A: Used by hundreds of Jour best | : MADE FOR FAGH OTHER. : : . The above does not, of course, begin to represent | $ +e ia rapidly increasing ; Brain Brand : , our stock, which is now at its very best, but simply S each week, a cure prosf of it’s © bth Like two friends are the foot and the shoe, which meet 4 gives you an idea of a few of our repeat orders, $ —-uality-and good repuiation- 8| A. shipment just received in perfect harmony. Such meetings are common in our "i Sold by Beer & Goff Si 2: ent ‘foo the wares exferience, with our new fall stock of the latest and best s ¥ Prepared only by ; g F footwear. The Bulldog and Coin Toa for men are fav- i BEER BROS IH sotnsone Mn. “Neonode aps a ° Agent for;Canade q The Leading? Fur Store of P. E, Island : Graduates in Pharmacy. §) Gh’town, 25th Sept ee ? { ' ° : London ‘ House Ruilding. eeees

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