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Ron - Ben Bask ets Fruit Bowls Baking Dishes lern Dishes Desseri Sets

(Solid Si'ver Frait Spoons Solid Silver Coffee Spoons Cream Latlles

Will you around.

W. W. WELLNER,

Jeweler & Engraver

call in andl look

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at eight o’clock, and tu be continued on

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A cordial invitation tendered to every 0, woman and child in the Province. npie room for every person who attends lient meais provided for ail visitors. ect musical entertainments every even by ieague of the Crose Band Sew & )0 set of silver instruinents), and her sources of amusement. Come one—Come all. Cheap Excursion Tickets !o the City i be issued at all stations on TUES- AY, OCT. 17th, good to retura on same M following day; and againon THURS AY, OCT, 19 h, good to retiirn On Fame | bl following day, at the fol owing RED- from all stations between |

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she said to a young man re-

cently, “Il did come so near seeing a dreadful accident yesterday! It was | j t shocking!”

H did it happen?’- queried the youtl

“WwW you see, it was like this: There was a horse coming along at the corner of Prospect and Case—a horse

1 buggy—and they didn’t see the yr Was so close—that is, the people in the buggy didn’t see it—there was a

woman driving—a woman and two

ldren, I think—and she tried to drive the horse across the track—the uggy had a top to it, and she didn’t

the

bell—and the motor came right up and pushed against the buggy and pushed it along, and the horse jumped a little, and the woman

‘eamed, and the children—well, I couldn't hear the children—but the man wasn’t strong enough to stop the motor, and it pushed the buggy right off the track!”

“And where were you all this time?" inquired the interested youth,

“I stood by the curb.”

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“Il was so nervous, you know.”

“Yon.”

“And I ate chocolate creams just as fast as I could and prayed.’—Cleve- land Plain Dealer.

oo eosenisianenengpenpbenatentenmie Uncle Sam's Only “Tip.

Tips given to Pullman car porters by sovernment employees while perform- ing official duties are considered legiti- mate charges against Uncle Sam. They are the only tips which are accorded this distinction. This interesting fact has just been gleaned through the dis- play by a government official of a bill of expenses which he intended to pre- sent for a recent trip which he made in the service of the government. He exhibited the statement as an evidence of the close manner in which the gov- ernment did business. He had to pre- sent a receipt for every expenditure made, even a receipt from the Pullman car conductor for his berth.

The only item for which there was no receipt was “Tips, 50 cents.” When asked what the tips were for, the offi- cer said: “They were tips which 1 gave to Pullman car porters. The govern- ment allows those, but they are the only tips which are allowed. If I tip the waiter at my hotel or the man who carries my bag, the tip comes out of my pocket, but the tipping of Pullman car porters, a quarter for each journey made on a sleeper, is such a recognized custom that the item for such tips is always allowed by the government to otticers when traveling on government business.”—New Orleans Times-Demo- crat.

A'most every man in America bas some figesiive troube. When men meet, the vreetirg usuaily is,“ Well, how are you ?” Cbat develops health talk. The man who bas no buwel or stomach trouble is almost acnriosity. Trouble is men take no care ofthemseives. They eat as thoagh they copper stomachs and bowels of brass. By and by, overworked nature rebels. Then come headacber, nervousness, bad blood, liver and kidney troubles. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Vellets furnish help for constipation «nd torpid liver, sick and bilious headache, dizziness, sour stomach, loss Of ‘appetite, indigestion, or dyspepsia windy belching, heartburo distress, and pain after eating,and kindrei derange-~ ments of the liver, stomach and bowls. Accept no substitute:

Send 31 one-cent stamps tocover cost of mailing only, aud receive free a copy of Dr. Fierce’s Medical Advise:. Address World’s Dispensary Medical Association. Buffalo, N.A.

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Mail and Empire: Nobody eeems to have thought to fiod out what Mr Cleveland thinks ol the Venezuelan award, though ‘e wasthe means of bringing it aboni. He seems to have fallen very deep into the vbiivion that covers an ex-President im tne United States.

Montreal Star: The Government ap-

THE DLDatLY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBERII 1839

cocal_and Other Hems,

Cotp Winter PrRepiprep.—A_ weather prophet notes that horses pave puton their winter coat of hair earier than usual. aod that this is the sure sign of a cold winter,

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Fast Growinc.—The young O. I. C. pigs Imported by Mr. Westcott, of Milton, are makiog great strides, By actual weight they increased 56 and 60 Ibe res» pectively between the 4th of September and the 4th of October. They were given ordinary food and an occasional dose of the Silver Live Stock powder,

Norra Atiantic Fiesr—'he British eruiser Peyche leaves Balifex for St John, N B, on Friday, returning to Halifax before she goes to Bernnda. The flagship Crescent will not likely zo to the West Indies until after the senior footbail matches are over, asseveral of her officers. are included in the navy team. The Newfoundland Fisheries prctection cruisers which go to Halifax this season will be the Columbine, Alert and Buzzard They are expected to arrive from Bermuda next week, and will remain about ten days before going to Newfoundland

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A Corn Story.—From a Blair, Neb. paper we take the following remar&able corn story : “The prospects for a bounti~ ful crop of corn are growing every day and the farmers are all happy and con~ tented. A young farmer boy who lives ont on the bottoms wasin the office the other day and told us“that Pete Tyson climbed a corn stalk the other day to see how the corn was gettiag along »nd vow the stalk is growing up faster than he can climbdown. He is entirely out of sight. Three men with axes have under- taken to cut the stalk and so save him from starvation, but it growed so fast that they couldo’t whacktwice in the same place. Pete is living on nothing bui raw corn, and has already thrown down over tour bushels of cobs.”

Cueese Factory Proposep.— On Tues- day the 3rd inst., a meeting of the people cf Red Point aud vicinity was held to con- sider tbe advisability of building a cheese fac‘ory at or near that place. The chair~ man Mr Cyrus N. Stewart, explained the object of the meeting, and with several other speakers urged the people to co oper- ate in the enterpriee. UCanvaseers who had been among the ;eople reported that nany were anxous that a factory should be erec ed. A board of provisional directors was appointed to canvass for stock and milk avd to conduct all other business unti! ao association is formed. ‘he board of directors are: Red Point, Cyrus N. Stewart, Doosld M Campbell. and TS Robertson; Kingsboro, Freeman Kennedy and Arthur Robertson; Baltic, Wallace Stewart and Eugeve Fay; Little Harbor,

Angus A Campbell; Greeavale, George Mooney. The board of directors meet in

in Red Point Scaoolbouse on Tuesday, Oct. 17th, at 7 p. ta., at which time it 1s expect~ ed that the whole district will have been canvassed for stock and milk. Mr. John J Campbeil is secretary.

Ocroser Canadian MaGazive.—Among the features of the Oc'ober number of the Canadian Magazive is a series of three articles on the West Iodies. There has recently been some talk about the possi bility of annexing Jamaica, Bermuda and ihe Babamas to Canada, and consequently

the three illustrated articles pubs lished by our national magazine this month are opportune and of tremendous interest. Professor Shortt

has the leading place in the issue witha very clever aud broad~minded article en- titled “In D2fence of Millioaaires,” the title being fully explanatory of the con- tents, Toe sporting season brings forth an article on Rutled Grouse (Periridge), and a promise of six articles onthe Big Game of Canada. Charles Lewis Shaw, Joanna E. Wood and Erle Cromer give the closing instalments of their contributions, and tbe next number of the magazine will likely appear with an entirely new cast of characters. The Nevember number, by the way, will open the fourteenth Volumes Onlv one other Canadian magazine ever attained this age.

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Wo Need of Tin Horns #7—or Brass Bands

or other outside attractions. to fill our Millinery room with customers, The magnificent display of up to date Goods we show does that part of it, And we find that the soft LOW notes of our LOW LOW prices, as_ they fall gently on the ear and lightly touch the pocket book is the sweetest kind of music to the average customer, "That's why we do the millinery trade of Charlottetown and sur- rounding districts.

If you wich to see the latest production in London and Paris Trimmed millinery you M USF visit our millinery de- partment-—there is no alternative.

Orders for Miss Murnian should be left as early in the week as possible to prevent any disappointment, as she has already taken orders for many days ahead.

SENTNER, MELEOD & C9.

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an ything in Stationery, Of- ti: e ard Schoo! Supplies, call at 145 Queen Street.

neighbor is # protty girl. It is just as easy to cure yourself of Catarrh,Bronchitis | or Asthma, if you use Catarrhozoae,, the | new medicated air treatment for all dis- of the nasal and respiratory parsaces caused by germ life } Catarrbozone cures by inhalation without

danger or risk to the sufferer. It goes wherever air can go and newer fails to reach ine atected parts, This is why it excels treatments requiring the vse of sprays, douches, powders, omtmen‘s, &c. which cannot reach the seat of the disease and therefore useless. For sale at all

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A large line of novels al— wa ys on hand.

CHAS. J. MITCHELL,

Bookseller & Stationer

145 Queen Street. Opp. Prowse Bros......

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Did you ever see a fine Box Calf laced boot nice shape and well finished so'd at $2: if mot you can see itany day at Ramsay s.

We have another line of Box Calfa betcer make, It is}

eezes

: : : e druggists, or direct by mail, price $1. Send £0 ceats in stamps to N. C. Polson

& Co., Manufacturing Chemists,Kingston.

Ont, for sample outfits.

guish and Piusville, inclusive $1 25 | pears to be waiting in the hope that the mom field and Portage 1 15} Transvaal campaiga will be overin time way aad Richmond.... «+--+» %92|tosavethe Ministers committing thea» 85 ’ : +} iington and St. Eleanore. 597 | selves to an Imperial policy. Meanwnile mmerside ani Freetown ... (O°) Sir Wilfrid Laurier, accompanied by a Merald and Fredricton....+- o> -weceeee 60¢ | party of friends, comfortably fixed in a , - . 1 ~? yde and North Wiltsbire... $5¢ ) luxurious car, left last night for a week’s vile and Loyalist....... - J9€ | jaunt to Chicago. pe Traverse and Kinkora.....-- (ac — risand Bear River....cccce--ccsceee 89° W {E t Xt Bear Rive = eary of Experimenting Se G0c | With salves, suprositeries and ointments j ae i ee ~, | and dreading aeurgicgl oderation, scores and ss and T 49C | nundreis have turned to Dr A. W. Chase’s ‘ and Suffolk _.. 85¢ | ointment and found it an absolute cure for pile " ft 25e The fisrt application brings relief from the et “9° | terrible itching, and it is very seldom that vt eens CTE ETSe Oe eee ee eo 20c more than one box is required tn effect a pers bo own and P 75c | makent care a and Peake BOC | aes Pag uid....« a Pas gers holding Rai ay Tickets Bt \ired to have them stamped b ; » Se ae ae SE ae eS ae Yr i red t | € : ; } ; vy oy Pen ee Sa I TT SE Lay 4 te Ba mar Ut minitte, pelore they will be 4 Sy $ ecciabel aca alee al : tmcured for return On the trains. (2 2 rder of committee. | &

THOMAS DRISCOLL,

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wishes to notify his patients that he will resume practice about the 23rd,

Goodyear Welt extra Leavy sole and leather lined threnghout | our price $3.50 equal to most $4 boots. |

And if you are looking for a boot which simply cant be ex-- celled no matter what price you pay you should see our $4 / Blucher. It is the very finest quality of Box Calf Goodyear Welt and Leather Lined it is stylish in appearance and still strong enough to stand an immense lot of knocking about.

Dr, H, L Dioner

Late of Royal London Ophthalmic Hos pital, Moorfields, and Centra) Lon- don Throat & Kar Hospital Specialist in diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Office-—-CAMERON BLOCK. Resideace—“* HOTEL DAVIES.” Office Hours—-9.30 to 1 p,m., 2 to 3p, m. m. Eyes tested for glasses 139

If you want a light cheap boot to wear under rubbers now and overshoes later o: we have a line of Dongolas in laced and

Congress for $1.40 which serve the purpose admirably.

Rh. H. Ramsay & Co

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