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GEV. A. RO} MER,

Banker and

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Stocks, Bonds, Grai Provisions and Petro leum Bought, Solid and Carried ‘on Margin. P. S.—Send for explanatory pamphlet.

sept20—dy & wky ]

FRED. W. (Late of Davies.& Sutherland),

Barrister, Netary Public, sioner for Affidavits, Wills, &c.,

@FFICE,--LONDON HOUSE,

Broker,

MOORE,

Commis-

August 9, 1889.

Tee ee TOE ls

-ORSETS.

vee | outbuildings.

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MORRISON & MUSGRAVE, BROKERS

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Commission Merchants, HALIFAX

. . } i i Consiguments of Island produce will receive prompt attention. Rererencys :

Thomas Fyshe, Esq., Cashier Rank of Nova Scotia, Halifax; D. C,

snaliners, Manager Hank of Nova Scotia Dharlottetown, ;

WARREN & JONES,

‘ - 7 THA MERCHAN iS, 1 East Cuear ann 9 & j4 Muinoine Lang, LONDON, ENGLAND.

Represented in Canada by

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HOURS-—FROM SEVEN TO SIN.

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, Specta

Plated Jewelry, Eleciro-Plited VW

The Entire Stock must be cleared out within thirty Vays.

UPP

NOTICE.—All Watches or other articles left to be repaire

in Thirty Days from date, will be sold to pay expenses.

SLAUGELT ER

OF

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rom 20 TO 33 1-3 PER CENT.

American and Swiss Watches, Ame ican Ctocks, Gold, Silver and

cles & Eyegiasses.

No old stock on hand.

W. N. TANTON,

ER QUEEN STREET.

d, and — called for with- w d w—jyl6

re hwding

The Teacher

# Who advised her pupils to strengthen

their minds by the use of Ayer’s Sar. saparilla, appreciated the truth that bodily health is essential to mental Vigor. For persons of delicate and feeble constitution, whether young or old, this iuedicine is remarkably beneficial: Bé sure you get Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.

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very spring and fall I take a num- ber of bottles of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and am greatly benefited.””— Mrs. James H. , Kastiman, Stoueham, Mass. i bave taken Ayer’s Sarsaparilla With great benefit to my general health.” ~~ Miss Thiyza L. Grerar, Palmyra, Md. “My danghter, twelve years of age, has suffered for the past year from

General, Debility.

A few wecks sinte, we began to give

har Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Her health has greatly improved.”—Mrs, Harrie; H. Battles, South Chelmsford, Mass.

“About a year agol began using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as @ remedy for debility and neuralgia resulting from malarial exposure in the army. I was in a very bad condition, but six bottles of the Sar- sap avila, with oceasional doses of Ayer’s Pills, have greatly: improved my health. I am now able to work, and feel that I cannot say too mueh for your excellent remédies.”—F, A. Pinkham, South Moluneus, Me.

“My daughter, sixteen yeara old, ig using Ayer’ 3 Sarsapgrilia with good ef- fect.” — Re 8. J. Graham, United Brethren Church, Buckhannon, W. Va.

**T suifere .d from

Nervous Prostration,

with lame back and headache, and hav ‘8 bee ‘n much benefited by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. I am now 80 years of age, and am satisfied that my present health and prolonged es, are due to the use of Ayer’s Sars saparilla.”” — Lucy Mofiitt,

Killingly, Conn.

Mrs. Ann H. Farnsworth, a lady 7 vears old, So. Woédstock we. aden | “After several weeks’ suffering from | nervous prostration, I procured a bottle | of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and before I had taken half of it my usual health returned.’

Ayer” S$ Sarsaparilla,

Or. J. C. Ayer ‘& Ga,, Lowell, Mass. Price $1; six bottles,@5, Worth $5 a bottle.

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Ag eres ean ~—————

AUCTION SALE.

ee

Dw elling Hionse, Store aad Premises at Southport. } are instructed by Mrs. Henry Beer

UT! \ ¥ to sell by Auction, on FRIDAY, Aug. 23rd, at 3 o'clock, p. m. :—

so naetewegreeeapemenannnenemnstasgtiiedtin

Tha at valuable 3Susiness Stand, fronting 64 feet on Main Street, Southport, | 164 feet, with all the buildings thereon. | - Ax aac Building Lot, with iarge Ware- {room in the rear of and adjoining said pre- | mises,

The Dwellin jfnished, with a S sine frost-proof cellar and These premises are well adapted tor general business purposes

Terms easy. KE. H. NORTON & CO.,

Auctioneers.

FURNITURE, MATTRASSES, &¢.

JUST RECEIVED

I HAVE

A Laree Consignment

a ew

NeW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

~-CONSISTING OF—

Plush, Brocatille and Hair Cloth Parler Suites, Wain: it and Ash Bedroom Suites, Ha li Stands, Tableg, ete., ¢te.

Aiso—Hair sid Fiock Mattrasses. This is a very choice lot of Furniture.

Come early and select from this large stuck.

GEORGE M. HARRIS, 129 Queen Street,

jy3i—ti Charlottetown

S: PEfER’S SCHOOLS,

Head Master Rev. JAMES SIMPSON, M. A., assisted by the following staff:

BOYS SCHOOL. Xe v. FRED E. J. LLOY D, Rev. T, H. HUNT. B. A., Mr. JOHN T. BRYAN, Mr. E. J. HODGSON, Q. ¢ SERGT-MAJOR IRWIN, Drill Instructor.

GIRLS SCHOOL.'

The MISSES DESBRISAY. Michaelmas Term opens Monday. Sept. 2. Pupils prepared for matriculation at the

Universities.

Frxs.—Boys’ School $34 per annum; Girls’ School $15 per annum. A reduction made for brothers or sisters:

Applications fog admission to be*made to the Head Master.

Aug. 5, 1889—1m eod

a

ANPHRACITE OAL,

peo ARG! Cor- sicano, 306 Tons Anthracite Coal,

RA QUALITY.) ‘C LYONS.

. > ‘ ay . Ps oe 2% not exceeding 26-one hundredths of aninch | beavily topped. The Scotch farmer has " > . e yy } 3+} . 4 ; and cut down to permit the use of the bar at/att unbled with good cause for some years four hundred y urds, back: but t} 18 8Gason ica gloric 18 excepti ion, — i He adit nits his success, and has nothing but STRUCK BY JAGHTNING In t 7 smiues lor everyone. lhe summer, indeed, scorn thal passe l over Irisht ; sa @ : 900n the best for many vear 3, with just Moncton, on the 10th insst., Mr. M {enough rain for the ground. 0'Neill’s h was struck DY liga : > 4 . » : ~ elactric ffaid peared to-enter b Hh interesting ; Whi | ney, ip} ng « i the shi es, Knoeu i : : vy a rv appeal ip ist in its aé eu i we LY Lore i i OTi Ny i : : jot the Cceiiar Wa hi ina T ‘ 2 iit li OU iii y* ing were d for W vt 1Or- | i y reading It is in iualely » person received ou iV VV anaaa s le men ‘ Mw PU ; 7 " : i { 4 parvicuia large num mam WMS » a, We MM Lh imm ren hay ‘ 1 place, and . : a Y ; , + , , . } muyS: Loca ai mee p } tal hav haan told Vi omens Missionars 15 ,. ee ie] ‘ " } : 7 i i Lit 3 PULUINYE iB i uusi i Was ! ua L sad « ot f Chure! } wort / : ‘ eu Liney y vO ATi i hi i h $ J i pray ; A ¢ ; : ‘ any Democrats *” hea, bu i t A . ‘4 Ss h id on the sul ; ct of mission : it more vomce ey i President was sick and t ; LO : POUAOCT ‘ When 7 rh it 4 reports were heli over, he followin i Deu ; s Cleveiand did Repub the officers for the-ensuing y« vi i will have to stop. Bat up toth . ; : } j XT ; ; if : Costain, President (re-elected); Mra. C. “ght 1¢ we are alittle behind the Demvcra: Hamiiton, Ist Vice-Pregi a - Mrs. F. W.1, nd we can never turn out more than thi : i lj nu 43 rake Lorres- [2 ‘ ; Strong, 2nd do; Miss Ida (3. Baker, Corres 1. The Democrats should make no com

NG to-day. per Brigt.

(EXT

running b: ack |

Touse ang Store are well |

j Core ling >

ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, “AUGUST 21. 1889.

E

Local and Other liems.

ton’s have actua turday | John, The

BASERALL.—The Mone wona game! On Sat Shamrocks, of St. to 1.

bi iciamasiadcs

Arriks AND Biossoms.—An apple tre« the garden of Mr. Meucton, has apples en one side and ered 0 on the other.

jin wae aondle

Tun CHARGES of the A@erican schooner have paid $2,300, and all the charges hav

been withdrawn.

saan till Joun L Gets a Yean.—The trial of John i.. Sullivan, for prize fighting, was conelud

at Purvis, Miss., or wor! Ls.

years im

Saturday, ch: unpion " was prisanment. Kilraia expects to pg

similur dose Ba THe Gui Tink. —The first cuillotine ev seen in Halifax is now there en route to St.

Pierre, where it lor tie exer

dered in

maiion of Gael, who recently mu old nian in Jack the Ripper sty

ihactieaniiiieaatiennitill REMEMBERED IN His Winn Am

Arti | s Bb as ts) \

met Di I :

oo! fe i \ } ‘

mm nis way to net ‘ will i

QUO,

Mocca i jury 4 d y < ; : rriping pounds t 1 as purg it \yers P .t paticnt ‘ tharti ‘ t Li ; sa commend 1 alike for ; me tel t '

las the most r ita

New Cuvrca Pine ew Prssbyter ‘ burs h it vi re 1 W p ii 1] z : worsen ip Pp on sunday. ; e p Stor, rev Mi McKenzie, was assisted on th occas} ! itvev. Thoms Corbett, of Tyne y, at Rev. Mr. kferd, of Mount Stewar

| set | No™MEDICINE in the world is i ter re pute or more widely known than Avyer’s Sau iparill \s a safe and vertain - remedy fo sll manner of blood diso;: ders, leading physi cians and druggists everywhere rec mend i

1 preference to any othe

ee og - . Looks Like PRosrrrity.—Says Sum

| mersi de Pioncer: Changes and improvement* are continually being made in the tow a No only are the dwellings being constantly im “ d, and new and handsome onea bein: built, but the streets are being kept in goo repair and hew voaes opened up. cilia ce

Y. M. C. A.—-A mectiug was held in Mone ton on Monday to devise meas for carrying put the plan for the erection of a $15, 000° Y. Wu. O. AP bailding Th that aarti: ag town, i land for which has already been sceute it 7 cost of $5,000. - We have not yet heard wh: abtenireieurrte ed at: er

a

Tut-Gorip Yrstn, some beautifu

’ imens of gold quartz were b:

' ike FOING Bu . ; - ‘ ; > = : . “ | from tae Aunand mine at’ Montague, N. jbavesn depth of twenty feat instead of the - w caynaga; all tae FOPUES NT" aes a i fiiteen feet now afford z A new coffer- 1 ich wouid i ! yout | : : ; £ ve : qua tz, Ww ni v , is j : Pree! : i 7 , Gan, How in. ¢ Ours OF CORSTrUCIION, will inc eerie om helgnt and o Ci : Carn OM my ; } cs Pe . ee ee l : $250,000. [be Canadian Government width, is plenti 5 ‘ ‘ ‘ : : ; ; re " : j awakened to the necessities of the situation jand the noe is ro Y 3 : c pet. ‘ . } . ; ,? \ OF any X ; pose to duplicate the old lacks, thereby j worth over £3,006 ' bik . “ ' ght ee rnishing an 4iternate route, ; : 7 . a Pwr 2. any ¢ meet : , | Press Meztine. —The annual meeting A native of Scotland just returned wok A eee er Be ae ae at ad ; J the Maritime ] TOSS ASSOCIatIoOnN Will DE fy na holid tay trip to

llth. From Nev will go on No doubt the sail d Lakes will he greatly enjoyed, as will als pe the visit to the coai and copper the Island, and to“fhistoric Louisburg.

dpe

G iasg( Ww

‘ OWA the

despatch nh says minion Rifle Association has decision in reference to the

low at the laving a width of opening in the

—

p mding Secreta ys Miss Jessie St oe he- secretary; Mrs. VL. Mrs. C. W, Strong was appointed delegate to

the Convention.

"4 OCUuUrmMan, reas.

AAO AB:

DEATH IN THE Exctxtr.—Dr. A. B. Shaw, of St. Louis, who has been makiz ig microscopic examinations of the Brown-Se quai de si: ir, dis covered, while experimenting on Saturday

last, that the fluid was alive with countles bacteria, although but three hours had elap- sed since the elixir was prepared. Bacillus

cause tuberculosis, were found in great quan- tity, thousands being ia a single drop of the mixture. Dr. Shaw could arrive et but one conclusion, namely, that the glands we from a sheep infected with the bacilli o tubercle, as the mortar and pestle and the dis- tilled water had been ae steri ae i} before the mixture was made. Dr. esti- mated that ina drachm of the injection mii- lions of these bacilii would have been put into the system, each ore capa ble of muitiplyi: iteelf i ten to one. that tul eronlosis in s&s itself in tae pe i

indehniteiv. The chances. \ ang

would manife gon in Dr Shaw has since made other expe and in two of them the hacilins tu was discovered. The rod-shap nd | i also found in several samples of mistareny

July 23, 1889. I

made,

: ially | pose that great things are accomplished by wy defeated the

score stooa |

ip | SPeat enterprises, whereas we are no McKenzie, Weldon Sti et, is| Darius Green was. competent to fly before

WiITHDRAWN.—The owners]. Mattie Winship is in «&

and **thejare satisfied that the Minister will aid by senteuced te ovelevery means in his power the society for

is to be used in a few day:

1: ponding period last year.

‘i COrrecthess oi

ought tO Ha ifa ‘

held in New Glasgow, N. S., on September the members an saoulinea to Cane Breton. Bras d’Or

mines of

TuE — on Reconsiperrp.—An Ottawa that the executive of the Do. reconsidered its alteration oi sights on rifles and it has been decided to al- comivg matches the use of rifles ’ back sight

tuberculosis, the bacilli that are supposed to!

comers OD

VOL. 25.-—NO. 75.

Notes and ClHppings ]

It is a very prevalent mistake to suap- neglecting little things. Mest of us look ‘| too high at the outset of life. We are con- tent with nothing but great opportunities, more competent to begin with such things thau

:

he became an angel.

.| ~——The Fish and Game Protection Society ive operation. The memorial to e| the Minister of Marine and Fisheries, pre- pared by the president, has been signed by the special mittec authorized, and for- warded tothe Uspartment. This memorial ijputs the case furcibly and plainly, and we

‘| protecting our valuable fishing interests. The president has personally instituted ome 8X prosecutions against persons viol- ting the fishery laws, and more are to fol- a | low.

OM sai ota mit } riuiant vendita } | ——Carefully repeated experiments made ao : = - 4 ; .

by an experienced Huaglish navigator at utander, ov the i Cc of Spain,

vad tha « | } .

WOU Lie Cl OT thre ea Wave tI spl m ? - } ru ; } ,

: atid i avy nie Ci wrid. f OC -

ey }

nw : auowimng tue lit ior THe

fa. betbWeen the Waves, WouU G Make a

: :

i rine OT 34 tec m cre LO DARE The rth trom « st to crest was found to be feet. Other estimates of the waves in

South Atlantic during great storms » height of 590 feet for the crests and 0 feet for length. In the North Sea the

ht of crest seldom exceeds 19 feet, and

a rth 150 feet.

he len: -The number ef horses exported from

n during the six months eaded June 30 was 5,015, against 5,348 for The valuation of [this year’s exportation, however, is £331,- 545, against £515,822 for the first half of

i888, which figures are in evidence of the

the prediciion that fewer horses wouid be bought in

rital

the corre3-

:out better

Britain this season. The failing off in the . Sinumber taken by the United States is

' . ae 2 >

niacked. Up to July 1,,/1888, 1,026 had

} gone to that country; . 'e |ncesed the departure « t} same however, that . ah importers are a little late in shipping this , 80 that when the returns ave all in the deficit will not be so lage.

‘the present year wit- of only 630 up to the

date. lt is possible,

, | SCason -

i

orgnrececemneate

~The new lock at American Sault Ste Marie will cost $4,000,000, and is the great- est work of the kind ever vontemplated. The existing docks opened in 1851 were jsupposed to bo equal to the carrying j ci eee ty for half- a century, but have eady proved inadequate te meet the in- emai demands of shipping, the tonnage> here exceeding r that of the Suez Carnal, ‘The new lock will take in at. one time four 18 lodanat i toamers, and will

y

his native country, in ssaaiinns of the crop prospects says that there never was a year that farmers fi lt more gratified and hopefui than the pre- sent. The crops, especially in the south ‘1 of Seotland, are abundant. Hay was se- cured early, and surpasses the crops of many years back, while turnips and pota- toes are alike goud. The weather during the former part of summer was warm and dry, aud at one time there were fears for the oats; but two or three good davs of rain dispelled these forebodings. Harvest in some quarters was commenced as early as the last day «f July. Straw is long and

i} ad than il]

aint until we cut off one more hi he sy di iL which cannot occur. mt uraimis to make no we without

cause.” Amlthe very next day Mr. Wana- } i = appropriately adc lressed the Y. M . at Saratog aon ** Practical Christian-

p

ae ,

7 : According to Dr. Leuf, when water is S!taken into the full or partly full stomach,

t dees not mingle with the food, as we ar ni t, but passes along quickly between the food and lesser curvative toward the | pylorus, through which it passes into the

he secretion of mucus by the

fintestines.

. | dining membrane is constant, and during

tithe mght a considerable amount accuma- -jlates in the stomach: some of its liquid r portion is absorbed, and that which re : nains is thick and tenacious. If food tuken into the stomach when in this'con-

coated with

<n

dit ion. at becomes this mux us, -z

aat e secretion of the gastrie juice and il ns are delays d, “These facts show the value of a g ylet of water before break- : This washes out the tenacicus mucus,

I i stimulates the gastric glands to secre- In old and feeble persons wa'er should not be taken cold, but it may be

with great advantage taken warm or hot.

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