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led e a : - R° “fg - Turtort |<} wish for fame,” the lily said, a dal : : fone? Well, iunl5—dcdadw ] i ‘ pointed Agent fort N Seatilame diiebotin Its ion isintbe | “Aud I for wealth and courtly life,” BURNS slumbering the summer long: cuUTS : tanita i CL PAT akers of € —— the 'T umne river, three miles | Then gently spoke the third: “As wife | it’s very bad you must change your diet “ \TENTED LOCK SEAM LOBS PER CANS anyon of the sucial _ a ee 1% . ‘st: BRUISES ' ak [=> Ivery | from the tow , Gra Workon the | [ ask for love instead SORE and perheps take some distasteful drug Th r il ee og eee Te se per | e Lea aper of P. E. ; ‘ + ni ' st Tin Stock, an : : : . Years passed Again beside the sea | —the doctor will tell vou what—but first . : ebefore off ' has been p tinuously ever i a } - ‘ 3 20CCOr Wil UU \ é sine, . : since A force men has — = he ye a “ a hair, | EVES rub thorouehly the part ¢ flicted with SPRAINS \. £. J s d on the work. the total cost of which till graceful, lovable and far, ice a a ‘ seit 74 ; . re H aeEN i NIN a. oe . ’ And told their destiny WOUNDS PO) VD’ S E XTR AC By then Wrap it SORE — x 4 . ; i rhe ann of engineering have hitherto se : we ve aoe : 1 ¢} -heuma- IS i N rs aim R aoe . on - sheet the Vrrees dam. “Fame is not all,” the lily sighed SORES warmly with flann el, and the rheuma THROAT . . 1 . . s rn >t Aki NE 5 retains the water supply for thecity | “Wealth’s futile if the heart be dead.” tism may wholly disappear. It will cer- ll 126 an eu a 100. <% MANILLA M ' : Pt dtd 6s ; : 4”? s aweetly said ; : N ny , PES s v f live lis beight from base tosum I have been loved,” one sweetly aid, ‘ Bt od. s < rou h pa ‘rr | : 7 conn R ™ (THE SON mit is 127 foet, bu fa Grange will bé | “And I am satistied ” Headache tasnly,b a h relic a oe a = Catarr =D | ; 4 4 . . aie ‘ » » Deven Gam i > e rz ran ry i - f ~ry } 3 wa two feet higher ‘ Oo r cele — — THOUGHT IT WAS A FAKE. j AND have the POND’'S EX ms y or AND , ; } : ) : ‘ suchast Bear Valley, In San Dernardine 4 . : is anna . . any of the many things its buff wrapper , ‘ ‘ & wk mitt ind the Sweetwater, near San Di A Letter from a Prominent Kingston Man— ALL i " : f l e 4 AFTER or é u ¢ all or yer 1SeY$. ‘yy . ! : : ire properly kuown a4 reservoirs, and A Story of Doop interest to Beerybedy mentions. It’s a wonderful curative. , ' e} h oM . Ci 99 the protecto f their basins as retaining Told in a a. — PAIN Sut don't accept substitutes. SHAVING EE eee 4 ee ; R 7 Jodd’s Ki ad J ° 4 \ e agic . The La Grange is being built by R. W are POND’S EXTRACT CO., 76 Fifth. Ave., N. Y. WX Adal} rr r \ 60 feet long on top ce ea . , { op ; . : | be : rved on a radi pe 820 ‘IT would consider it a favor if you ne Year, _ = « - $4 Three Months, - gf ee ee eee i an Se ye a.

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: i sik ai we heterhe wethe foun- | would allow me to add my testimonial to ‘ p ‘ , t 9 inches rhe front | the many bundreds vou nodoubt have in } I ge he fe ae rAYL st J.D. Mel a wel 2 made te conform to the ! praise of the wonderful cures effected b i ‘3 ses : : tho 1 ‘s K Pills. 5 35 i ’ 2 Ve o C| Luu Nie

vater in overflow: | your Dodd’s Kidney | ocidesl Six Months, - $2) One | Month, -

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M + ‘ is t of “eyclopean rubble” | years, and have paid out hundreds of dol- ai elie al = 3 1 is a motel ity. Huge rocks. | jars for treatment, but to no effeet. Se ha (a nentenimentitiie cis in A . b3 hoe a8 : | \y r z yt from six to ten tous, W -tiret laid ng your pills advertised I thought if was la ii V Guantity iV Pyie B. n the | nm. All their projecting pieces | 4 take to catch the poor unfortunate and Read This Splendid Offer to Subscribers ‘ eds } MALLE) 4 ’

| , pe ; Before | (00k no notice of it. But when T saw thi Mantie We artment. | 3 a cr Sa ge ' sh wl ge ati t) : wit 0 (ubieai testi imonial of Dr. Rose, a well-known phy | We} oy eo ae ; Pei ie Bh anager “ge ail i ian of good standingand whose reputa- e keep everything a trst- + iG q whatever t r sive, were scrubbed and i : . : :

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By special arrangement with the publishers, we are} Mocerate prices, but fill; nd a 9 fair. A large stoné was then loweret' | o4 cix boxes which 1 found gave me reliet Hf i V py f {) R (j AN \ ("() enabled to make a most exceptional otter to send McCLURE’S MAGAZINE : 34 "a> £ S ' into pesition hy a stenm crane, and was 17 hal not felt in years. I took six more DUI. Py AVC ALY A > « FREE FOR ONE YEAR to everyone whe fille ont the following blank form,| deliver orders promptly and ad mins apse. the mortar by hiows ‘rom | boxes and I'am now able to kick the hat on MONTREAI subscribing for THE DAILY EXAMINER for 12 months at 40 cents a : . eee A fe sage a "} argeendip “gt aaa ffa man’s head with the leg I could February 22, 1894—tu thn sat “ a month. carefully . : : - &y will rar alone. at } back feels as . ra a ; 9 o rhe spaces vee them | Hardly drag along, and my back 1 ma. CUT THIS OUT AND SEND IT TO US. << oo 1 gS i iced vials rete. ' : wes thrust | Strong as a board a lnspecti ion of our Overcoats, a 8 t ' er I wonld consider | was doing wrong t Emulsion 27" yal of our verona hin tl ‘ of eac} he public if I were not to allow my nan ee Pia I i ed eat vee Gamieds eeudeten 14octeanrln Minny at thi Ger ot TATTATATT TTT TT TTT TTT TTT TT TTT TTT UTE ATT TTT TTT TT Ulsters, Reefers and Suits will . 48 rougcht upir si at Vi . og pe Cation! ” _ WOrs « ig . ad ig — ’ bef f rane was moved. In each course | Dodd’s Kidney Pills, and farther, I will be . - : ine Cream cf Cod-liver On. . nse stones were laid so as tO} happy at any ‘time to answer any one whe s = Tee Examiner Publishing Co., ocnvince you we are fully up ; ~ anel : ' citi , 9 . | _* . . ures Cougns, Colds and nd wit! se in the course below No | wishes to write me with regard ta the at is E « a eh. Se ee es ntal joints passed through the wall, | ahoye - Charlottetown, P. E. Island. “2 the wants of the people Weak Lungs. Physicians, t ’ left with pre ie = to tne Wants o! 1€ peopie od : 4 the tOpot cach COUTRE WAS fe om pee Sincerely yours ‘ : - DY "y a rid over, endorse it. - stones and hollows, which permit : cialieis * You will please send to my address the DAILY EXAMINER for 12 = : worid over, ; J. H. Bricxwoop, = - -* > a : ge well bound whR the next course Fishery In=pect re == P. I. Island Give us a call out oe f acelred by sees ke the back face thoroughly 5 otek Kineston. Jan. 4th € months from date, for which I agree to pay 40 cents a month, it being = coe i the vertical joints were filled with _—— “i 5 - Sune S - le. All Deuczicts, +m : a7 ‘ booms 7 — = + ee : af : t uareRs ne, and into this broken stone The j sat be hventhens thal © understood that you sre to have sent t my address for one year, without -» bar o~ ‘ ' es saiiiensineil - —- a Galea The impression steadily strengthens that . ) ; ; a ACK ; Wy Wy AHIGA Q ag ; ’ i i Sf . . 2 hee The La Grange dam will distribute | the industrial situation in the States is re- = oe ne sie | ui 8 Uisihs ; ‘ ; i rover a territory embracing 276,000 | turning to a normal state. Already a ve ry - extra charge, McCLURE’S MAGAZIN E, comineucing with the current = wil en ; 5 The Turleck district comprises large proportion of the lately suspen led > ‘i os “harlot . Nov. | ids? My sf 1 the Modesto district | machinery of the conntry has resumed == aumwer. 2 : oe sth res. ‘The water will fow overt | work, and the still unemployed is grad- . - 2 a ap Cunnlias 1604 ag »two citches. 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. : # : - uway, Ar Autes C. Surv, Pres, : ‘ , . illite cele ‘ j , : ccupied by E. H. Norton & | Apr!) “ge one evening, she was about to sit | other kind.—am. w. f. wkly—! y re een : Of interest to both Young and Old will be PROF. R. L. GARNER’S AFRICAN = PER BARS at office of trustees Connolly E-ta owu by Mra. Siddovs in the yreenroom . ree The Centaur Company, TT Murray Street, New York City. EXPEDITION TO THE GORILLAS. Arrangements have Leen made, in connec Queen Street eod tf—jan25 en sudedeul s lookin gather magnificent A Halifax law firm, acting for as md- a 5550 tion with alealing English review, to publish Professor Garner’s letters descriptive ot RAL

—— -—_—__ — -| weighbor, she said No, 1 won't s-8-8-sit | eate of Canadian and American capitalists, | BR SE aS his present expedition to Africa, Professor Garner is noted the world over for the TO LET. ryou, You're t-t-t-too handsome” in | jas bonded about 750,000 acres of Nova curious and interesting investigations he is making in the speech of monkeys, He 700 Tons Register, Classeed A 1 Red, ; a respect she certaimiy net - bave feat | Sotia timber lands. 2 ee — came | sailed for Africa last September for the purpose of further pasvaing his studies in the at Lioyds, The Preantecs lately oveupied hy Mr. “eorge | © CUMpetit leh, ARG leu witty lay aunt Sir Charles Dilke, Gen. Chesney, M: : a sa native haunts of the gorilla. The illustrations of these articles will be from photo

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Coal leat ae i ” ne which does away with the | Xaminer Uj iS HS G., The Worlds Celumbinn 4 sears eee f arrowbescds from flint, but alse fron the | diseovered in his canvass for a “ : ane. | Do pi FE € ywwikt terrors of wash-day. CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. ISLAXD Pxpasitian, eg } (4F OTe brittle obsidian, aud even ay ®ve that the citizens are at pre en nel YTAVO? | | . a Te ee " ordisary ginss.—Chattanooga Correspond | of Sanitary Reform, Permanent streets 01 | Experience will convince her that en nme a . ~ is . ' : TOOTHACHE nee S'‘dewalks, or a roar lway to Victoria Park, — “§ PAYS : i this b ‘ une ae w ; " *e . oo . 7 : ane te “ ae “se HEADACHE |! en hence bé declined to contest the Ward! ASHINGP é to use this Soap. : ceertted te te Sneak S MaNaain aes > From Farth to Weon,. : Tavior oe lthe tamons nations of tt ol be bed a agajnat Mr. Tavlor. ul} the tam baal ie 1 Rubs, ‘ NEURALGIA ! Ww repo the smal! : ligt —— com ile is eatistied, however, that the elec | 7 - ” af Sie tsntews 4 ne x : Rpcarsy tay Oct. ee ; T OND AITLicatt wonl e seen on the mcon e wi ors appreciate | or of the atest tof modern times DISTANTLT GUBED DT 02 ATTLICATION OF , sOppese that the sun has set a place on ~~ — oo | Tix ee tud im : ; : ré i WT this side of the moon; the earth then ap G d | b only be des d by saving th haan ox q NER OE. | pears asathincreseent of light, and the oo O acco, i i. ag ‘ ‘ ture : ‘4 e | rnt «ch is to be noticed is plz . . | ow a : ‘ : i ~ oa een = = 1 Drugsis o- ' ‘ 3 a nae ™ pie : : ai pinend in ‘ d he is now working dav and night pro- | ‘eS srafic ' ‘ ‘ ~ 3 é -dark portion of the earth. Now, ag | 274 8 : , Sa ce memeber - i st : , = | are Limp of 400 candle power with suit- ducing a GOOD SMOKING and a HEW- i eta Al a : ' ce tae, 4 | able reflector cau be seen plainty ata dis | ING ARTICLE. Look out for his NEW been equalled, Tt wus lutger end mare tna 7 i uce of 20 milea on the surface of the | BRAND, male from straight goods, | , belt, Over ; ; : tat , bil j earth ona dark night. if there were no | specially selected. _ een cae pti os , } absorption of the light by the atmoaphere, . = > -* - | ct aay : ; { t wonid be seen plainly 30 miles, From Hickey & Nicholson. ! ‘ 8. This gorzen : rts ile neete ‘ ‘ : | these data, and remembering that the fehl 2 if jn our PICTG Ll iIsYuRY Titi ; * B & jm an dixtance of the moon fran the earth i } PERrP Og) cb ye iNiPeE WOKIL IS COLUMBIAN EXPOSIT'ON. i 210,000 miles, we easily fiud that ths | “Rey thy a pF S Se a ri ge py ; 2 : | light must be 28,000,000,000 candle pow- A ini i | E oi ih @ work wi i in =i HP a i bbs | oe-Yanting Slatin Meagher's Orange Quinine Wine, | -eni m ge eS | es —— a mer a atrietly according Brition Den? E j ‘aliz hi ails ee as Tir ew ¢ Contrasts of Life. harmacopewia. 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Sample bottie free to physi- yout eall and inspect our New Parlor, Drawing It contains a complete history ve ¥ box 4. te nt ’ tof a box of ¢ ., fr a i arrying a couple whe knelt unen bent: eiana upon receipt of card. 4 eee — = eee ae npeacneanes a : oe t aie fX Pos bat Chics ; Cal : wl alex om, & :¥ eave be t* fy , : 5 sins + ; >” 7 a ‘ . o. . e “ deser) jones « rhagni ent iu ‘il ai eae ae Gelires Gee Ter ees eae | titel white satin prie-dienx nenr the aktas, ota ian a ee ie ee Koom and Bedroom Saites, Chiirs, Tate marveliou» Rxiibite, such us Werks of Ar Tibast ved + henge 3 2 aan cot eae while other people, poverty strickrn ob2ae—d& w om Montren’, . Textile ab 8, achinery, Natural Pim ot for § sturny . Kea “a : ' e e of dear ath L - —_——$—$ . ° ducts. pyentions, scoveries. et Waal eGo Cowes fee Vatteet tat © | Set Cet ee et eae Bedsteads, and odd pieces of Furniture. with i fil desersption os inten 120, 18 Wonder inal eteeianaeninintieiettigitmeaahtaneninatians iinmt cami to a eed ful buildings, Pa . by ex-a poverints | NERVE | serve weave occ cn | “OE I own | ; Pe Sea ete eas ; covery that cure the worst caser o | a “ing it : nas V e cl Benateo : ;. " Nervous Debility, Lost Vigor anc ' nnenonday amr re eae ’ . j by aa tomas W. Paimer, ex-U. Ss. —< .f Bs ANS Falling Maghoul; restores th lie wanted Move | and ex-Minister to Spain, 3 ; 6 eS ;% wenkuess a cam | on 1s ‘ n ie ’ ‘ hee * weak a 7 mind cause ; ; ms ihe Wows } «| it met by ir ar es E ; by over-work, pre © | an ot fey three battles . oO} ed, ai . . illarc, President of the Wor ‘ Oe en th pal. The Benekg | Inenclosing an order for three bottl FOR SALE but remember that we sell the Cheapest, and a eS 0C S an awe ; we Wancsm's Chenkinis Pemnasanentaee Seiad ce he a er ¢ f Dr Manning’s Germain Re meds — : 4 CON DITIONS—it is pried a new 3 ° eve. old by ae bast, of ontreal. a well Snov . ‘ le , ; aS el s type, on fine « ndered paper, wd 18 embel- 5. Sate at Gi per package, oF wis for BH, or seni | Barlow, of Montreal, a well known com] Qj Peske’s No. 8 Wherf. | are dctermined to give the best hare gains 4 —— lched with a large number of BREAUTIFUT. j Ss oe ese AMES MEDIC ie | mercial mar rites ty The Hawker Medi ENGRAVINGS, whicn chatm everyoue whe i Charlottetown by GE, Hashes drneaie: | cme Co: When in Summerside, P. EB. I, ng every time at JOHN NEWSON’S, the Cl t We are giving BIG BARGAINS in the “"™ ’ 4 ivle rniggis I oatia Swed from vour Mr. Chestnut a bottle 3,000 CEDAR FENCE POS TS, eo ime a e - 4 . - , ’ ) 1e 1eapes £ 2 4 This grand work <UrpAsses anything ths

' DD Ma te ne’ German Remedy, rnd 150.000 Good Split CEDAR SHINGLES. has yet appeared in this iine, and will be sol”

; ' Gratcial —- Comlorting, have used ih tet Mewelain, and trend sh iid, Furniture Store on P. E. Island. Quality of above line of goods, as we have a large | by subsoription only. Wail for ly; take ns ‘ = Sed Wea a eo hs Also, a large supply of all kinds of Lum- | MRS.N A. STEWART is Sole Ag 4 ; C } creat benefit from it I cannot =p ak too Fi : 5 ; . r : stoek on hand. } : - , Agent fon t ‘ighly of your remedy, for I beheve it is| “ers inciuding Pine, Spruce and Hemlock | goods guaranteed. No trouble to show good: —_ deed Epps S ocoa. wie ne dy, for “sl ai Boards, Scantling, Studding, Fencing, _ “ sas $09 Is as

vol one Dr. M: anging rs German Remedy isa positive cure for Rheumatism,

: « F r ’ " Se 7 , 5 ~ . BREAKFAST SUPI ER. = uralgia, Sprains, Strains, Bruises, Colic, The whole of the above will be sold

“Ry o th 12 | » =

By a thorough knowledge of the nat- | Chills, Crs uni ps and all pains and aches, cheap for cash, as it must be disposed of | ural laws which govern the operations of en + internal or external. An invaluable before opening of navigation. digestion and nutrition, and by a careful)

| §.R. FOSTER & SON, — Cc. Ces JUR =. | Manufacturers of Wire Nails,

Steel ~ Iron cut Nails and

Palings, Laths, Bricks, Lime, ete. J D bi N N ey WON.

Charlottetown, January 4, 1894,

North Side of Queen Square, - - - - Opposite th Post Oifice

honsehol “ Sold evervwhere : las is *} application of the properties of well-sclect- - ao ~ : i medy Sold everywhere POOLE & LEWIS. — - Ciutat Raunt) 4; 3006-~dy'bwhs Spik es lacks. Brads, Shoe ed Cacoa, Mr Epps las provided for our| >ec . . c Cae . a a i tis or es = Nails Tice rian N: i] [ . 7 cating iil iad aa . were wr ae | Pe « ‘ a al . ; breskfast and supper a delicately flavored P, 8.—On account of the severe winter ga ls, &¢

heverage whico may save uy many heavy doctors’ villa, such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong euough to resist every tendency to disease. Unndreds of sulsie maladies are floating arouad us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape many a fatel shaft by keepiag ourselves wel! forti fied by pure blood and a properly nourish ed frame.”—Civil Service Gazette.

Made sismply with boiling water or milk. _ only in packets, by Grocers, labelled

rus,

* "SMES EPPS & ©O.,,H hie Cirvemiste, London, En,;!

It ix by the judicious use of

The pub lic is Lee -oming a little ece ptie al about wate rproofed goods, whether for men or wormen. Claims have been made which were never substantial. And at the best they hada wate rproofed look about them whie h was too often embrassing. It

is the distinguishing merit of Priest ley's |

Cravenettes that they are precisely hke the same goods yot waterproofed. They are absolutely fain proof and yet porous, though there is nothing to show the rite re selling quality. Priestley’s trate mark,

he varnished Board’ will always be!

found in these goods.

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USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great Remedy. j

blood and Nerve

and bad roads we have extended the time | for the collection of amounts due us to March Ist.

Ail amounts not settled on that date will be sued for in the March court with out farther notice.

POOLE & LEWIS. Ch’town, Feb. 8, 1894.

STAMPS WANTED. |

OLD Canadian, United States’ and other stamps, as used 25 to 40 years ago. For many pay $1 to $5 each. GEORGE LOWE 346 Spadina Avenne, Toronto,

Place a Cake

French Pot

Beware of imitations.

THE ALBERT TOLLET SOAP CO., Montreal,

SOLE MANUPACTURERS.

of B_ BY’S OWN SOAP in your linen drawer, and it will impart to your clothes the delicate aroma of fine Pourri in a modified

degree. The longer you keep the Soap before using jt the hetter,

and it has become a by-word that

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People in this 19th deatuey are ‘nana to have the beak that can be had for the money. That is why

EBYERYBODY WEARS

They give perfect satisfaction in fit, style and finish

“Granpy Ruppers wear Jike iron.” December 26, 1893—tn thn cat

St Joun,N. B.

ae a

Ek... iat a ae . al 4 } ; arm or Sala

THE ! i eri Th r offers for sale }

his farm

|; on the Mount Edward Road, about one

GRANBY RUBBERS!

mile ands half from the eity, well and favorably known as the “Weleh Farr * The farm consists of siz sty acres, and con tains a good Dwelling House and five Sew 9 ling gs, a!l in good condition. There is also a “good orchard in connect ou Terms easy. Anply to

C. BENOIT,

Water Stree

July 3, 1895. :