THE DAILY EX

AMINER,

— —aoe , —————— rrr Pe ee ahh i RINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY oan 5 bred Remington’s illustrations in P tlarper “ee eekly of scenes and eo —— connected with the late Indian disturbances : G have attracted wide ees on = a of 8 sh dpa dD 4 ; e¥ inter Arrangement, 1890029 i. ! their spirited character and fideitty to vent representations. The forth-coming number —_——

of the Weekly, to be published Jan. 25th, | will contain another article by Mr. Reming- ten, entitled **Lieutenant Casey's Last Scout,” | M4 ompanied by a ot >

characteristh illustrations of the Chis-chis-chash or Uneyenue

pamber

\ND APTER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1890, Trains will run as follows :—

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PRAINS FOR THE WEST. TRAINS FROM THE WEST.

indians, - ; a ” Dye Tes ere Lhe first part of a new story by "J alm ul STATIONS. No. 1 No. 3. STATIONS. i Naw No. & Hiorth bBoyesen, entitled * The Wonde: — | | Child,” will appear in the i “pers Young Se ees = ee EE ear es al RSS Pes ple tor | naary Zit I : The same ee ini teiilihaas ap! a 5 . 1 ww ignish ae i ..--dp| 6 00 | will contain the continuation of Howard Pyle s | Dianne notion.s++*- 7 3k C2 AR icrins 002 eather ee medieval romance,‘*Men of lron,” the interest | Jor Wilshire 8 17 305 |/Bloomfield .............. 7 * of which increases with each succeé livg | unter River..ececes : = : 20 hey. ncaa abe io , la} i] ON ibute Gra bie >. é ; vi USE TAUB ww ceeesenesere®% eee! siapte v. Dora Read Guodaie w ill ‘ — ite | I a — 5E ¥ UG 4 07 iW ellington..... ceepeeeecee| 9 49 an interesting short story entill soni ip ikl | re etree ae an 9 23 4 22 Miscouche,.,....«++++ beast . = saw Heroine.” CONSINGZtOD... .cesseeeeess ¥ a0 4 fo : ar oa | Hh wr Se wr} 10-10 520 ||Summerside.......... ~ Se ios Fe lap} P.M 6 i . _ ; aA 2 Summersidc.........- : -, Be R : DP) a athe 0 Harpor’s Magazine for February exces in (dy 12 49 | Kensington.........++- mee 13 = = the variety anc valve of its illustrated articies, ee } ou |Freetown eoccoocecseese anes t 12 23 j 7 28 ariely : ph : : : liscouche.......... ! {| = ; 133 7 43 The frontispie ce isa poi trait of Edwin BOsth, | Wellimaton......c0escss0s¢ 3 24 — i =s002- 12 45 7 53 engraved trom Sargent’s painting at the Pore iftil..... cu ohana 2 v3 1 eae A is | 8 30 ' t. ti6 a , 3} and; OU Leary.......: 3 22 || a or Fl nee eeeeeeess 4 U Player's ( lub, New York City. A novel and NE ti cnc eceteen 3 45 |North Wiltshire.......... : 29 8 S entertaining feature of the number is the) Aiperton........ Pp .&® \|JRoyalty Junction, ........ | a = = ~ collection of twelve original drawings (now Tignish........+ af 515 Charlottetown......-... ar 2 | | OK thliales he first time) by W. M. ee , ' published for the ft pica ae Se : : evay, Ulnstrating the ‘* Heroic Adventures of | STATIONS. No. 6. STATIONS. {| No. 6, 7° PM , ‘ ‘y° ; j j ; tondin.” with commegt by Anne Thack- | ee ee A ols aes ay we oa t papers appear; eT ar Een P. M. } f 2 Oe. eray Ritchie. wo iinpot ey . : : 7 : c ~ Emerald Junction......dp 410 Cape T PFAVErSE....00++ dD, 6 30 on Finland, accompanied by _ twenty-tou Cape Traverse .o aa 5 60 Emerald Junction...... ar } a illustrations from pbotegraphs and trom | tenth dati : sroctcscmnetsalle co cs sponte sketenes by Albert Edel fe It aud | ° E. Lummis. 7 1 . ' E am PRAINS FROM THR EAS? Charles Dadley Warner contributes an article TRAINS FOR THE AST. y 1 8 entitled “The Heart of the en ee iene estas —- contains twelve illustrations of scenery In the STATIONS. i | No. il. STATIONS. | No. 8. | No. 12 valiey of the Yosemite, the great desert ot gee New Mexico, and the Grand Uanon of the ee P. M. AM. his ee: Colorado. A voyage in southern latitu eS Charlottetown al dp 2 w G 10 Georgetown..... wrote AD 7 14 throug’: “Smyth's Channel and the Strait of | er Junction.......... - 4 ; va Cardigan.-se..ss.seeeees 2 $ 7 : ry ” ft. } ‘ ‘ . ‘ Seen | Pec ccvciccececcacces of 7 t2 ; j : Magellan” is the subject of an entertatnipg ys (er) 355 Ar 7? 33 Mount stewart. Juno | dy 2 45 peper by Theodore 4 hil l, at com pane il by | Mount Stewart oar dp! Q 00 ar 3 iM tifteen illustratiovs. The Rev. John F, | dp, 410 Bedford........ Lee eeeeteeeee $ 32 dp $n Hurst contributes a paper on ‘ English Cardiga@m.+ee......seeeeees ; 2S |Royalty Junction......... 10 05 j 55 9 , : : <. | Georwetown............- ar’ 0 4a Charlottetown..........ar 16 Zz 415 Writers in Indie,” with four illustrations | ~__"_ = “ <————— io i i ; les | ro. § } i, from cli prints and drawings by Char'es } oer ‘ . M P M . ; ’ ‘ y Rae i a } + a¥he i " a P a athe (sraham ang ( e Me neve. L hy. { hilte b li Mount Stewart Junce,...di ' 4 00 7 #9 Souris, siee se Lh eeed OT ' 6 0 } 1% writes an interesting chapter of reminiscences | Moryell........ veel 4 43 R17 CRE 7 03 12 af entitled “The Faith of President Lincoln.” [St Pevers...........s sees i 5 12 i 8 46 St. Potera eee aisha | qi is } 1 * i ; Bear Rive eee et eaes o 7 9 32 ineesnenare? Ceweees. & 17 2 Elien Mackay Hutchinson contributes a paper | Bear River..... vee - _Morol . an 2 Pom t) | Souris at 6 49 i wl '|!Mount Stewart Janc....ar| iv ou **Personal Inrelligence Fifty Years Ago.” | ——-~--~~ TT Ai A a nh ttn rc ss

he fietion includes the second part of} Charles Eobert Craddock’s ‘In the ‘Stranger | People’s’ Country,” and short stories by | Kdward Everett Hale and Geraldine Bonne: Poems contributed by William Dean Howells, Christopher P, Cranch, ‘Thomas | Luiley Aldrich, and Touise Imogen Guiney. | ‘bhe ecijtorial departmenis, by

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conducted ' William Curtis, William Dean Howetls, and | Charles Dudley Warner, maintain their rsual standard of variety and literary excellence.

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God Save the Queen.

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The absorbing topic of the day is a Free | Trip Around the Werld, effered by ‘ The Home Faseinator,” Pub, Co., to the person |

sending us the largest number of words con- | eted from from letters contained in the | sentence “Goo Save Tuk Queen,” and found im either Webster's or Worcester’s Dictionary. ‘The publishers have arranged with the C. P. hk. (ieneral ass. Agent, Mr. 1). MeNicoll, for | the trip by their new palatial steamer, leaving | on ita famous globe-circling excursion about | March [5th next. Also the erder of merit, uiditional prizes of :—A_ free trip to Florida; Silver Tea Sets, Sewing Machines, Lady's or Gent’a 14k. Gold Watch, Every one whose list contains not less than twenty-five words will receive a prize. Enclose them 50 | centa to pay for a grand Premium Catalogue, Complete Rules, and a six months’ trial sub- | scription to their heautifolly illustrated family story paper. As the successful com- | |

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« thousand dollars in cash. Contest is open | to any person in Canada or the United States. |

Address **The Home Fascinato~,” Montreal,

jan3 Im sat & wky oa Local Notices.

Competent judges have peonovneed Beer & Ciofl’s 32 tea to be one <f the finest- flavored t as they have ever drank.

jan30 gin |

Wanrep $5000.—Clearing out sale of boots | and shoes (see large add) at Golf Bros., cheap Hoot Store.

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Big bargains in winter underclothing at Prowse Bros., the wonderfal cheap men | jan29dy&wk si | All kinds of winter goods, selling awful i cheap at Prowse Bros, jan29 dy&wk 3i_ | Overshoes and felt boots at Gotf Bros. jandit (reat Rush in the Clothing Department at | Prowse Bros. There is only a few of those | woudertul $10 overcoats for $5 that must be | cleared out to make room for spring stock. jan29 dy & wk 3i

W. ¢. TURNER, Queen Street, Charlottetown.

TRYON CLOTH DEPOT.

{ALL and see our new patterns in Cloth. Positively the best that have ever been turned out in Domestic Tweeds. WOOL taken in exchange for Cloth, CARDING done on shert notice. W. C. TURNER, Agent Tryon Woolen Mills

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MOURNING GOODS. In calling your attention, io our stock of BLACK. GOODS, we desire you to note the Excellent Values: given in French and India Serges, Cashmeres, French Merinos and Henrietta Cloths, Dalgoa Siripes and German Diagonals, new and) rich, Courtald’s and Priestly’s: Crapes, Mourning Millinery, | (rape Bonnets and Hats.

STANLEY BROS.,

BROWN'S BLOCK.

ithe and good will of business at a sacrijice and on

Yrains are run by Eastern Standard Time.

Trains Nes. 1] and 12 will be discontinued after December 3lst, 189/.

J. UNSWORTEH, Superiuteadent

all pra 8s

FOR SALE.

ao SLOOP “PET,” 9 tons, new, suit-

able for Lobster Smack ; is decked, and has a good cabin for two; carries 14 tons. | Apply to John Lowrie, Charlottetown, or to | the owner,

Ratleay Of ea, Oharlottetown, Dec. lst, TREO Ki To

SHOP TO LET.

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Harness Makers!

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PETER STEWART, decl9—wy eow 2m Victoria,

Ready for the Struggle,

ENCORE VES how

NTENDING to close my Harness business at the end of the year, a good opportunity is offered to secure a well-established Harness lnsiness in one of the best trade centres on Island. Will sell stock-in-trade, tools

reasonable terms. J. M. AITKEN, Harness Maker. Montague Bridge, Dee. 5, 1890—wy 4i

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ys 250 per bottle, | All colors fast and bright. Best Package

Dyes in the Market. For sale evervwhere. Send for Sample Card to J. 8. ROBERTSON /& CO., Manufacturers, Montreal. jan27

MEDICINE and FOOD COMBINED!

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Price 500, and $1.00 per Bottle. LY a es } oe + ON > ~ TA ' So Ministers and Public Speakers use Speetacles and Ky ¢ Glasses. THE only Optical Goods in Canada which have been recommended. by the Presidents and

SPENCER’S Vice-Presidents of all the Medical and Surgical

Chloramine Pastilles Societies in Canada and Great Britain. Far

For Clearing and Strengthening the voice. Cure Hoarseness and Soreness of Throat. superior to env other for retaining perfect vision. Sole Agent for Charlottetown,—

Price asc per bottle. G. &. JURY,

Sample fres on application to Druggists. Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician,

North Side of Queen Square, Opposite Post Office.

Ch'town, Sept. 4, 1890—2aw

1891.

We are sending out our Annual ‘Statemenis of Accounts, and in ‘wishing our numerous Custemers

a prosperous New Year we hepe they will be able to make prompt ‘puyments.

BEER BROS.

Charlottetown, Jan. 3, 1891—eod tf

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TO MOTHERS

PALMO-TAR SOAP

_Is Indispensable for the Bath, Toilet or Nursery, for cleaning the Sealp or Skin. THE BEST BABY'S SOAP KNOWN. Price 28e.,

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Physicians strongly recommend

Wyeth’s Malt Extract,

(Liquid) ; To patients suffering from nervous exhaus- tion; toimprove the Appetite, to assist Di- gestion, a valuable Tonic. 40 Cents per boitle.

The most satisfactory BLOOD PURIFIER ts

Channing's Sarsaparilla, -

Itisa Grand HEALTH RESTORER.

Will cure the worst form of skin disease; will cure Rheumatism; will cure Salt Rheum.

Large LBoittles, $1.00.

ALLEN’S LUNG BALSAM

Fer CONSUMPTION,

Coughs, neglected Colds, Bronchitis, Asth aud all diseases of the lanes oe

In three sized bottles 25c, 50c, and $1.00.

Stanley Ridge, Dec, 2

3, 1890. Mrs. Ross, Dear Madam,—Haviug used your ‘ Magic Hea'er” Salve for scratches and cuts on horses, I have no hesitation in saying that it isthe best article I have ever tried fur the /purpose, and would recommend farmers and dealers in horses to give it a fair trial. Yours respectfully, Patrick WALsir, Haruess Maker,

HAVE YOU GOT THE GRIP?

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charm, Also vse Hawker’s Pills with it.

jan3

FOR HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA,

YF MENTHOLPLASTER

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Each plaster in an air-tight tin box.

25c, Price 50 cents.

HAVE YOU HAD THE GRIP:

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MONTREAL, Proprietors or General Agents

FOR MOST OF THE POPULAR _Propristary or Pharmaceutical Medicines, Toilet Articles and Pertumary.

jfor Cash, HARDWARE and CARRIAGE GOODS. Terms ‘|Short. Prices Low for Cash.

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WINTER, 189.

iL HOPAHALG & Gada tls dL nal We J Arrived--& Full and Complete Stock of F.verything in Our Line.

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{ARRIAGE BUILDERS!—We intend clearing out our E entire stock of Carriage Goods, and give up the trace son we wiill sell, at Specially Reduced Prices

For the coming sez

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LARGE STOCK

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WATCHES!

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Charlottetown, Jan. 12, 1891. North Side Queen £quare.

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Made simp!y with boiling weter or milk. Scid only in packets, by Grocers, labelled thur: JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic Chemisté, London, England.

dec 19~l yr dy & wky

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

OF PURELY VEGETABLE INGREDIENTS AsO WITHOUT MERCURY, USED BY THE ENGLISH PEOPLE FOR OVER 120 YEARS, IS

Ockles | ==Dills |

ANTIBILIOUS These Pills consist of a careful and peculiar admiz- tnre of the best and mildest vegetable aperients and the pure extract of Flowers of Chamomile. They will be found a mest efficacious remedy for ¢ of the digestive organs, and for obstructions and ter id. action of the liver and bowels which produce ine igestion and the several yarietics of Lilious and liver complaints, Sold by ail Chemists, WHOLESALE AGENTS :

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in Payment. Losses Honorably as well as Promptly Settled. THE LOWEST CURRENT Ra‘TES.

i. R. FITZGERALD, Agent, Charlottetown. W. M. JARVIS, General Agent, St, John, N. B. December 27, 1896.

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