THE DAinY KXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 11 (£93,

] THE DAILY EXAMINER <r Notes. rr o pal. NOTIGES.

; . Joy, the Oyster King, will send oysters | OCTOBER LI, 1899. For alecality especially adapted to | for you to any partof the worldand / ‘4 , fartming it is remarkable the number who guarantee safe delivery. Address our devote their time to the honorable and | letters to King Joy, Lock Box 252, Ohar- SIR CHARLES’ OPINION. lucrative calling of fishing. lottetown, P. K. Island. ai Once again has the farmer reaped the «“McCall’s nine? Sel the geen of —— - ., | reward of his spring and summer fashion, one year fifty cents, and you can iby Sey ann eS ee ae o F As he gazes on maine stacks wt a: get a McCall pattern free. Drop me @ | . ing lofts of grain his one anxiety is what | postal and I will call round for your sub situation in South Africa. He said Great | will the price be. ecription. Robt L Cotton, P O Box Britain had shown great patience in deal - 84, Ch’town. 4i & wy. Wanted—A good general servant to go} to Montreal. Must know how to do general

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| Since, last writing the hall has been ing with the Boers. Butithey were evi- painted and now presents @ nice appear-

dently under the delusion that the a Seas and _McRory , house work. Apply to Mrs Riggs, Gren- English ,.were really afraid of them. {The | V2 “OW & , —~ ees | v1] Street. after 6 pm. ‘

struggle was imminent. He expressed The Literary and Debating Club intend —~ |shortly re-opening their meetings with a new organ and some fifty volumes added

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For sale. A good driving horse, weighs

the opinion thatthe time bad come for about 1,000 Ibs, gentle and sound. Apply

; Canada to offer the}“services of, a body Of | tothe library. A large numberia mem« | JB ee & Co. eel Ps j / sharpshooters from the Dominion militia bership is expected. A big coneert is A big ine of umbrellas from | Nil unsurpassed as they were as- marksmen | talked of, regarding which due notice will! 50¢ each and upwards, good Hi | a mile byany in the world. ln view of what | ¥° vee: value.—J B Macdonald & Co, i e ra n 9 England haddone for Canada and what} The Migse3 Ida and Carrie Stead and Miss Royal Oak coap: it is all right. iso would many a young Canada expected her todo, the people-of | Martha Stevenson, who spent the waen mee Miss Blanche Smallwood graduate of | han take a bath | this country could ‘not afford to be idle | their old homes, left Thursday morning Mt. Allison Conservatory of Music will be ee ee +1 ebiaiere « ' He had taken |° return to New Bedford, Mass, A | | ared, after the 11 met., to take a limit~ it | Seeeemore of the struggle. * an yen goodly number gathered at ‘the station to — be f anile ia Tnaoforte Those Baby’s Own \| the responsibility of telegraphing to the | gee them off. par te aed cacetdials will plese ' \| | Premierfofthe Dominion the hope that a Wr. BS. McLeod recently paid @ visit odttak her home, Richmond Street. Rea x ane yP SOap. || | body Tof Cacadian volunteers would be to his native home, St. Catherines. Master Joy! Joy! twill do your heart good || | Offered for ‘service iv sSouth Africa and | Georgeand Willie accompanied bim. tao eee those lovely large oysters at the raves the skin wonderfully soft ar.d assuring him not only of his support, but} Mr. Henry Rackham, the well known | Oyster King’s Palace, Great George Street. 1 it Lint fragrance 1s extreme- ‘ i . . . : —-— . alia eee of the belief that the project would have eegetinse eae is bing te ige ia o4 Our great clothing department has ra be eathusiastic support ofall Canadians | met. Passing years seem Dut to add tO | never been so full of bargains ya A onan 0. ra the eathu ne eee bis geniality . as this fall. Don’t leave aeet Far - ' — yr : ALDER) VOLE 5 9 he ws ae rg N -.| your measure for an overcoat unti | -tisienpae A FALSE REPORT. Rev. A, N. Simpson, New Glasgow, is you have firet seen those $10, $12, and ; ONTREAL. ° announced to deliver a lecture in the hall 7 Pp B ssieeaiiiiimeaiaiimnias —$—$— $$ } —— at an early date. $15 coats of oars—lrowse Dros. i Some of of the English payers_are print- 3 : Miss Amy Moore (graduate Mt. Allison ne ouel ' b he foll alan A well qualified tsacher of vocal music | Conservatory of Music) will resume > zs Pe ere would find this locality a good one in which | musical instructions, giving “special atien~ ’ —_ THE “Mr. Tarte, the Canadian Minister of | to form a class. None but a thorough | tion tochildren. Pupils attended at their A P } Ed rd | Pablic Works, is organizing a regiment of | mueician need apply. homes if desired. Apply at the residence of ‘ p for Sc ica. of Tt etoe . B. or PO Box 299. riuce Wa copuptoese TE Tnen Paes a. ODO Mr. William McCallum, a native of the Mr. G. H. Haszard,

sach-Uenadi ‘ignified thei : Else ores ne ee provioce, but for the last fifteen years a To be entirely relieved of the aches and

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: ainsof rheumatism means a great dea’, ici ‘ ini si 1] | resident of Iowa, has returned to the | P ES a Island Magazine a va wang G egtbeet' er fan | | iend ond ie making this place his heads | 89d Hood’s Sarsaparilla doee it.

— quarters while engaged buying cattle for Oysters by the quart, peck, bushel, and NOW ON SALE... It would be interesting {to learn how the | the Chicago market. The cattle most | barrel at Joy’s. este English {papers obtained information so | sought are steers from one and ahalf to Royal Oak soap; it iz all right. : it all the Bookstores aad @ | | tory attvariacce with the fact. Mr. | two and a half years» These Mr. McCallum AS K.H Mason’s News | will buy in any number

Tarte, tt appears, put his foot down upon

siand. neg ' "| So far he has purchased about one hun- | o the organization of a regiment of Canadian | greg. Mr. McCallum intends shipping | | Asthma Cure vs, Asthma Felief, CONTZNTS FOR OCTOBER volunteers for the Transvaal, It remains | them first to Iowa, where, on the rich grass It is @ recognized fact among those suf- Hon Senator Fer suson, Frontispiece suai to be seen whether or ‘not Canadian public | of ee eer gee igs eee fering from asthma oo ee longer a A Period of Growth and Transition, by Hon *? , .| condition for the above market. he] use the temporary relief asthma remedies Ome Serator Feruson opinion will cause him to yield ” the ” initial shipment will be taken through in| which require to be burned, the worse they 7 gi The Spider—(a poem) by F. W. L. M. mands of breve and loyal militiamen 0” | 4 few days, Should this vertare prove | become, until it loses its effect entirely. BT A Reckless Adventure, by J. H. Fletcher ; this country who desire to assist the] euccess it will not be bis last shipment. Clarke’s Kola Compound is not among this : \ an A re 7 hs History of P. FB. Island, | woier Country ia the duty of relieving —_—_______— class, but will permanently cure the worst a by John he | * case of asthma in from 60 to 90 days. Mr. 9 Fair Flower Faded—(a sonnet) by | tbe Uitlanders.. Morell News. F. J. Painton, proprietor of Painton’s Music | Late Thos. A. Lepage icKenzi oe — Store, Vancouver, B. C., writes: “I have Our Island’s Foe, by George McKenzie : uan- | been a great sufferer from asthma In {ts ; Steins Titiaededl 1 dla Guememnen AN AMERICAN OPINION. _ The #tarch factory is taking large quar been | . ne en tn cece bed hell doa Mic-M = Siwting, cae. 209 Jeremiah S. <lark, eo ties of potatoes. It is the best market in| ited many physicians both in England oe view at present. The price paid is 24c| and Canada, but obtained no relief. A friend Se 7 Mr Joun Hays Hammonp, an American 100 Ik of mine who had been cured by the Kola The Ethics of Hurry, by J. E. Rendle ‘ ; ‘i b | d per 1S. Compound advised me to try It, and three Autumn Flowers, by Lawrence W. Watson | civil engineer who bas been employe at - . 1 o: ttewh bottles have entirely cured me ;: {t is now sutuma Epowess, oy il % -aehiden’ eS eon The little son of Mr. Patrick Sinnott,who } Qos | years since my recovery and asth- T V I ictures, Dp’ = Ly ‘Vows Res A Severaio e mines in ira a , and WwW was 80 badly hurt by a kick from a hé@rse ma has not troubled me since and previ Jacques Cartier irst oyage, D eV. A. | | i i . : : takin arke’s Kola Compoun Cartie yage, by is well acquainted with the country = a short time ago, is out again. eS Saxe ton ta ais Ub whacie a A Thought—(a poem) by M. P. James the people, says : Beal Our cheese-maker, Mr. McAulay, is giv~| night. It ts truly a wonderful remedy, and

: ‘ ‘ : L : . {t affords me much pleasure in attestin; “It will be a short war,ending with the | ing the best of satisfaction. This has my appreciation of anything se ee ng

. : . . ’ ‘ t } capture of Pretoria, after which the Boers | been a banner year in the cheese business. 7 Ce gag Hh Rogen A Y oa

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’ ' . will recognize tte futility of further fight- A meeting of the Liberal Conservatiye: rson, Mention this paper. Address The Have you watched us} add department . The P, E. Istand Magazine, ing. The Boers to-day are not as formid- | of Morell aud Marie polls was held in the Tee cee = Sg afin: diiteanianitanls tisiel large establishment 1 > 0. BOX 698 able fighters as they were fifteen years ago;| Hali on Saturday, 7:h ipst., to appoint Canadien agents, ’ z p Eee on for example, their formerenormous ad vano-~ delegates to attend the convention at Dua- < . - until we have the most complete store 10”W Charlottetown, P. E. 1| tage in marksmanship over the British | das ono llth. This meeting was unanim-~ Sol! by Geo. I. Hughes. ; Sa g in the city. ’ troops no longer exists, because, gameé | ons in favor of Hon A C McDouald. SL: :

haviog toa great extent disappeared, the : Bere have "ee experience se s|,ooting It 1s reported that the Mesers Cox are

. . : . ast at Sydney, C. B., early J ; f at moving Objects. A,few old D>ppers ses ag . We. ol Sodkced that ar . e » ) » { A - are still good shots, but they are fax’ dy ng | O°%! Spring

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Wehave moved our great mantle de- partment down stairs, Our fall Jackets are now in and they are the most elaborate and

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obtained in every style to satisfy the | of the conflict developing into a war of

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= —_ —- —-_ i ‘oa j > extensive line we have ever had the pleas- : puts Tommy Atkins quite on an equality | My, aod Mrs. Edward Daff, of Boston, are lies in Halifax and = é s Charlottetown, P. E. Islan | with the Boers go far 48 markemausbip i« visiting relatives here. = ure of showing, and which we believe . -rospectiv a Mr. Joha Sinsott, of St Peters Harbour, Dari hugas excels in both number and charaster au on My Oustowers and Prospective Cus- Quasi friends of the Boers deulded them | -y:.5g4 enlarging his summer hotel for artmout 083 Ul: = : * thi ¢ d h a E —o into the belief that Great Britain would not , Se ; = collection of this class of goods ever shown : a next season’s business. It 1s a cuarming . . = Bo a Permit me to call your attention to the resort to war in say éveah sad anfortun- pluce. light ont Lifebuoy = on P E Island. All we ask isa comparison, ‘ fact that l am better prepared than ever tion to the British demands, rebate in Mrs. Dufort has moved into the honse q = li the goods don’t please you, don’t buy before ee 7 pow pn a re Oys the present diplomatic im passe, which I | of Wm Sterns, E2q, who intends to spead SOAS = Ee P lee besineieans ee fear makes war inevitable. Encouraged by | the winter at Truro, N, 8., his native = : I able to handie them in large quantities. the present weakness of the British garri- | piace. exclusively in their homes, = See Our ‘th this object in vier, 1 bez lsave to | 8008 the Boers evidently hope to occupy | Mr, Gordon Sterns has gone to Boston. ; eae a ot = Pont an Aly : oo tegi itions, and by rapidly as- ; ia ie ad and all say they would not 4 sajict your patronage, and can assure you strategic positions, and by rapidly ¢ We hope to see him back amongst us soon. : an $a 2 a of sabietention . : suming the defensive, deal telling blows He iva young mon of exemplary chavacier have any other kinds. 3 ‘ er ° C t € . 1 ay say that my Oyster Parlor wil a the arrival of the bulk of the Brits | Sach young men as he are not too plenti- = Little iris Oats # be condmeied iu the ueual first clas man- is ag » pene ph ful, and we don’t want to part yrechasee This information is correct = Little Girl’s Ulsters ; sec, where the delicate Bivalve may de r. Rammond thinks there is no dange Sunivs having been gained by com- 2 S7a8

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taste of the mort exacting epicure. races, because the Boers, especially the PERSONAL vertisers, leaving samples at = L dj ’ C q Yours, &e., geueration now attaining manhood, bav, every oie and making care- = o aqgies Vanes

JOHN P. JOY, commercial instincts and are fond cf mak, —_——

The P. E. 1. Oyster King | 98 Money. They are _—— wnebes Justia McCarthy, the historian and enlightened thaathe old “Doppers,” with nuvelist, has just undergone the last of a their dog-in-the-marger ¢xclusiveness* | 8°rles of operations for the relief of his

: eves, and it is now expected that bis s'gbht n Mr. Hammond feels confident that both ail is oil istecls Seaered. - nations will have reason to respect each ¥ ; f other more after a war. aaron — a ' ; a alti ectiin inca

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months the demand SOAP » re 10 THE —A seasoeable observation—the yacht EGGS MAKERS a QUEEN race be biowed.

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m ~~ =. your puliets to lay- ae PSP LP PAA HOS OSS SS | mouth Sir Charles expressed his satisfac Wanted ction Jarge twin bar. tion at the report of Hon. Mr. Mulock’s ee —A ROYAL TRIO—

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well-filled egg bas. : ' land’s entry into the Canadian federation, Suni ht and Lifebuo a scheme which had always bad his hearty | | support. —S§ OAPS note, has a fine sense of humor. Lieuten-~ , ; : ant Totten sent to her a copy of the cur- (\W Gt The best laundry and tvilet soaps ious-genealozical tree in which her me | +

ee , of te : A very desirable property at Cardi nade in the world, guaranteed to be | cent from King David is traced by those! Jt causes perfect assimilation of the food Bridge. The farm — es of eo h oT absolutely pure. people whe believe that the Anglo-Saxons oe ate to form eggs in the winter, late Wm. P. Lewis, Esq, com prising G Of ey ll Gaj} él] are the lost tribes of Israel. Totten pre- If you can’t get the Powder send to us. One about 100 acres of land under cultivation;

‘ ” : ] ck, 25 cte; five, $1. Large ca 20; 5 . MON KRY BRAND dicted that a grandson of the Queen would | Bo ryaici a9Gnwad & CO, Boston aioe | 10 roomed house, a good orchard, barns, | restore fhe kingdom of Israe:. She bas — cae stables, ete. Apply to |

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which cannot be equalled as a scour- Emperor William, who is her eldest grands DANIEL f. MACDONALD, | ng and polishing soap. son, with the suggestion, we suppose, that Vernon River Bridge WM. A. LEWIS, Curdigan, '

RY SOME he is et descent and would be the “al s ae ak tid RY SO} proper kingof the new Jerusalem. But 9 . or the owner, Mrs H. McLellan, &3 ' a : ‘ what interesting things would happen if 2 carloads best quality. Keefer St., Vancouver, B.(, ee F are 5¢ large twin bar William should take this thing seriously ! N: RATTENBURY 235 d&w5i pd e

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