A DA Y PAPER . e Dall Newspaper and a first 5 Magazine fer only 35 cents a Mo ’ wv Dellars «a Vea

AND OTHER ITEMS

The Ofty Sehools

The Cruiser Stanley.

A Night's Exjoyment

a

a “t. Anthony's New Bell

Ge

j i hat arr i yas!

tm weivhe a wy pou i

-

Prince County Exhibition

‘

ting | e W.C.T. U. asks lance atti annua M 4 at., at 4p. m I ! i ught before - Company Shooting \ t No i ‘ i I} la en +a } j ‘ ey pans ting K ze M ia See it} : t p. mm \ " ‘ ippea - Teacher lajared When returning from school last week, M } H Monayhar , teacher, of South M . wa i ‘ fron h carriage snd sustained ‘ irve His face and body were badly bruised rhe roads ar lixgrn onmdition at present, the road supervisors do net attend at once t w UM ble ¢ : thet > Miracle at Ste, Anne. \ roman from Lindsay, Ont., was | ; 1 vy cured vester lay allernout She wae enffering t partial paralysis of the lower limbs, and had to be carried from ti urs to the charch door, from which she mar “i to drag herself slow

bey —7 sid of erutches to the

and painful

shrin Here her taith was rewarded and ’ returned cured and without her rutches Quebee ¢ hronicle

- A Valuable Cold Mine,

at Gouldville, Memram

Phe gold mine

k. N. B., is presenting many encouray ing features The company have driven | their lewel 75 feetcutting the seams They haa , ed severn] leads, some of them betw } imi two feet arrving galena |

pt and i Assays are being made oO that has been completed shows gold | } t} ige of land ' : hia heen } \ wi ror VI » Dor ’ -_

Farly Paper Money.

A Si. John § ticed an early ene of paper money, bearing date [776 Mr. F. W. DeVeber, of St. Stephen, has a ae ven that dates three years farthet Pec hk it is a ten shill ng note of the pro

of Pennaylvania, issued in the thir-

th ye ar of the reign of Goorge Il, mobered 27,401, and signed by Thomas Le ch, Wm. Gillespie (2) and Jamea Stephen. It is roughly printed in red and

black, and bears the imprint of Hall & Sellers, Philadelphia; beneath which is the cual warning ‘to terfeit ja death.” Pe About Insurance Rates,

eaid the tariff fire imeurance com es have decided to in ne the rate on | lings in unprotected towns and villages ir per cent The increase will affeet

towns of Kingston, Buctouche and Harcourt in thi« and should induce eitizens of these plac es to take steps to

p ovirle fire protection The coat of an en- gine and equipments would be more than met by the reduetion in insurance rates Che refusal of the companies to take rivks Suctouehe has mpelled the citizens to

in the matter, and it is understood ne- trations ha e pech pure hase of an

ounty,

about eompleted for engine and appliances

n parties in Trur Richibucto Review >

California Midwinter Laternational Ex post- tion,

Ani 4 4 I Xp \ ! 1 at San fr c { S.A fron lanaary Let j Oth, 194 Th ‘

i pos t uted in Golden Ga ia ani Ww ra irea of abou 00 There will be | five principal bnild-

« for the Midwinter Fair, viz., (a) Mau ufactoreres and Liberal Arte; Acricultural and Horticultural Ha Mecha sl Arte; Cd) Fine Arts and De

‘ Art Administration Build

Apne > are being rece ed

y for separate and special const

! 2 euch as Stat exhil . restaura a. tions, side shows, ete. M. H. de \ v, Vice-President of the Nationa

{ mr. iseton, World’s Col

Chica _ will act ae Dire

umbian Exposi- ctor General

lent he Executive Committee ter Fair; the ther members of viminietration and officers ire ‘ Stump, Vice-President ; N : i e i RK. B. Miteh H Huge _ ane! Ja H Nel ‘ I (rf b I a | Ss | \ Alex Badiar y K. ¢ ale Assistant Dire ‘ mint fer intending ex gt js, build pplying the i Prom I | yational Ex ' I » Fran — > isig a Sale i>] ? . White Wear AT

Beer Bros. Po-night.

Weather Bulletin.

Aug. 26, 10 a, m. Winds mestly westerly; a few lo al} hiefw fine and warn }

Torowto,

showers. but

ry? % 4 4

| Cathedra

and other

Blood and Nerve Remedy.

| morning, at

| Cathedra!

DAILY

Persenal

Mr. Li. H. Davies, M. P., and Merv A Wa rion, M.P.P., arrited hom

5 fast

E McDonald, E-q., M. P. P., Cardi-g ‘ tl it eter lay He

Mr. } | ‘ M sister, My s vhose death vs ed this city M M | t H Kad ira hie ’ ‘ : t f Misses Mury i Street past het Ha a ne Lote] Davia this f Ony . Spain, Gedrget Misa Wise onesie | ; MeD mt «no; Jas B Hez St J iT H Ha St John: F Ow Geor \ M Mo. Sav, St Joh M Ka Ka ' Yer ; ¢ 4 ‘ ip =) ! } : na T f ther of the political parties or from 4 them, but if ignored will run in i

lepe ment

Mr. J. P. MeLeod, of Vancouver, Bel. is

f tle ce-presidert4 of the Dalhousie Alumn Lssociatior ite rganized at that place Mr. A. H. Macneill is secretary treasurer Both emen are natives of Prinee Edward Island

Arriva ut Hotel Acadia, Ang. 23 Mr and Mra. Ge ye Stanley Master Har- i Staniev, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Beer, Mr and Mrs. F. H. Beer, Mrs. L. A. Beer, Mrs (s I Beer W W Beer, G Dp Longworth, i | Ch’tow Au i—Rev. W. Hamlyn, | M Ham ! anil two ch Idren, 4,3 logere, J.C. Wright, PrArCwndall, Mise

Alvandrine Coles, Ch’town; Mr. and Mre

Stew t, Southport

Re Frank C Kelly, nof the late Joh ly, Esq., who was raised to the lignity of the pr e+thood at Nicolet, Que- hee, on Thuraday, is expected here this

n St. Dunstan’s

o'elock

ening, and will preach | at the ten eervice to morrow Father Kelly wae ordained for the dic eae of Detroit, Mix i Rev Corneg lins Campbell, another Islander, who was

ordained at Rome about nine months ago

also exper ted here this ¢ ning on a Father Campbel a Doctor of Divinity and a Doctor of Philosophy

He wae or lained for tl e dion ereo Bs v the death of his Duke Ernst

II., Duke of Edinburgh, the

Queen’s Secor - son, has become reigning Duke of Saxe-C: on rg and Gotha and a German prince The territory over which he

yg has an area of 755 miles and a popnlation of 206,513, The late duke had a very large pris which will now go to his successor rhe income of the reigning duke on the civil | lixt is 100,000 marke, about $25,000, besules a part of revenue of the Gotha do

reigns

ate fortune, most of

equa: to the surplus

The duke

iaifi- has an annuity of $1 25,000 from the British government. His elevation will

er-e a vacancy in the list of admirals in

_ A Protert.

Sir,—It was bad enough to be tripping over Jewel stoves on the side walks all | summer, but when we have the Provincial prominent buildings defaced | with them, I for one strongly object

Crrizey. een anREREE amine Renee immigration From Newfoundland,

Mr. €. €. Carlyle writes from St. John’s, Newfoundland, that about fifty-five fami- lies will leave there in a few days for the | Canadian Northwest. He has ee to | that he will be able to induce a | much larger leave in the spring

lunes

Tourists,

believe number to

Whether on pleasure bent or business, should take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, as it acts most pleas santly and effectually on the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing headaches and other forme of sickness 4 sale jin 75 cent | | bottles by all leading druggists

fevers,

USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the great |

DIED.

At Charlottetown, August 25th, Rev. Frederick W. Moore, aged 66 years

{Funeral from his late morrow (Sunday) at 4 o’clock p. m People *s Cemetery.)

In this citv, on the morning of the net., Ann MeKenna, widow*of the late® MeKenna, aged 59 years. R.1. P

{Funeral will leave her late residence, Richmond Street (West), on Monday 8.45, for St. Dunstan’s |

acy hal ntiances oar

the i

residence to- to |

26th | *Pet er |

Friends and are respectfully invited to

OO[_>S>=— —eEES=

SHIP NEWS.

Port of Charlottetown.

| { | |

ENTERED Ang. 24—British Eagle, Briand, Pictou;

Life Boat; Blomp ied, Newcastle; Morn ing Star, Arvenean, Richibucto; Foam, Moran; Pictou; ss Kleetra; nara | Montague, Fanny, Doucette, Rustico; Hasty, Fraser, Gaspe; Mary B., Me- Dougall, Pictou; ss Fastnet, Churchill S’side; Zaidee, K MBs Pictou; J AGC Lawson, Wallace cketep, Mur Pieton

CLEARED

Aug, 24—es Fastnet, Churchill, 8’si des4

Lite Boat, Blompied, Picton; Foam, Moran, @o; Lizzie C, Anderson, ss Electra,» MeLean, Montag rue; Hasty, F-aser, Alberton; Mary B, McDoug Es » Carroll, Hansen, Halifax; Quieks

Minnie kK,

Murray, Picton;

Wood Islands.

LOCAL NOTICES.

Advertisements under this heading charg for at the rate of ten cents per line

Lyceum to nizht—see programme

Biz slaughter sale of peaches and Bart- pears at Beer & Goff’s te-night

Rubber and Waterproof Coats for gen tlemen at McKay Woolen Mills lwa2

Three cases new hats and cap: just re ceived at /?rowse Bros

This evening—boots and shoes almost given away, ul the Dominion Boot and

Shoe Store

{ hing, hate, shirts, ec lara, tie- ot- | ton argaina to clear at J B M: AK ie ald } &

ri fu atest noveityv, just re-

ed at Staniev Bros

SMOKEL ESS POWDER, THE Spe wtsman’s friend, and enemy to the sne—sure death every time—for sale}} y |

R B. Norton & C aug22, Sins ng for the ex- You will Hillsbor ”y

ang22,3

Rese rve rhu we even ‘irsion On steamer Southport not fail to

von Lagetat = veryone i¢ pleased with our low prices | im be We ywer than ever, old here before, at the Domini Boot and Shoe Store al? 6

Fo

enpoy a &a lon the See hand bills

are sellin g boots kk

Sun-burnt

Faces buy of HIND'S HONEY AND ALMOND CREAM We have

It is a firat~<

a Bottle from

just receive d a fresh stock ass thing for Sunburn,

Tan, ete., and is not injurious to the

skin. like lots of thé "cheap prepara-

tions on the market.

JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE,

Cer, Kent & Prince Street

augs

-and

‘to sell on a commiss

‘slow

eee

i

EXAMINER $

MONEY IN YOUR POCKE

If You. Act..on the-Advice Given Below.

We

strongly

‘an hardly

upon our

ty of -a earefu!

necess! comparison of before

paper, neither can

presented in words.

best when the goods vour eyes. tell you in a is

our Store

Bargains in

—AIND—

our

values

are

general way

impress

readers

too the

Inspection

stock

purchasing clsewhere.

is impossible to show qualitics

be

it

OL

r¢-

Prices tell

before

Headquarters

Therctore we can only

that

for

Clothing, Carpets, Hats, Dress Goods,

Black & Colored Dry Goods of every description, ,

Nothing will please us so much’

as for you to

‘chasing Store.

what you

and small profits will produce the

‘best results for both

‘in our business.

buyer

to sell less than cost, but we ci:

‘on,

‘all and test our | claims, Nothing will be curer than Wf. BE. DAWSON, the saving you will make by pur want at our

Believing that quick sales

and

. seller, we have adopted this method

We do not claim

iim

and find

it pays better than the old way of

doing business (big. prefits

are alway

sales). We

ys ready

and.

to do the right thing by our cus-

| tomers, and it’s a pleasure to show HARRIS & STE -WART,

aaa and .quote prices,

people don't want to buy.

even

if

— PROWSE: BROTHERS,

=

HOW HOT’ .

rwermome ter will tel} you

eutaiie

thing every family ought to have

weather. You can get it at our gtore at a We stoek of

Plated W ake.

have also a complete Jewelry

Silver and Clocks

Ww e takesspécial paims with Repairing and

hand «im

very

That ‘as

albks sorts

low

of every and

Werigraying..

We TAYLOR,

Ch’town, Aug. 25, 1893—tu fr

‘ and

Ssele-

price

des. Watehek

we le r:

{| Oi;

“Washing Wade Easy.

BY USING

AMMONIA SOAP

S Y

FOLLOW

Augnst 16, £893

THE DIRECTIONS.

AUGUST 26,

. SATURDAY,

COTTONS, | CINCHAMS,

FLANNELETTES.

Best value in Charlottetown in A large

| apply to

Grey and White Cottons. line of New Prints just received, selling away down.

A special line of Dress Ging- hams, splendid qaality, excellent patterns. Arriving a little late for

this season's trade, we have marked at a price that is bound to sell them.

Try us for best quatity and

lowest price in Fiannelettes.

MOORE & McLEOD,.

, Successors to Perkins &

August 8; 1893—tu th sat

BINDER TWINE

IN

sleras.

Charlotuetéwn,

Blue Ribbon & Red Cap:

Builders’ Supplies, ‘Painters’ Supplies,

Carriage-Makers’ Supplies, Saddlers’ Supplies, Hardware for Everybody !

- = CHTOWN.

August 17.

ORSETS! CORSETS!

Lewis Magnetic Corset,

(A NEW CORSET JUST OPENED).

The “Watch Spring” Corset, The Yatisi Corset, Crompton’s Coraline Corset,

ALL SIZES AND PRICES.

4 \=}

---~- LONDON HOUSE.

Typewriter.

THE NEW YOST

tne only Perfect Writing Mach- ine. The Ribbon. the Shift Key and other antiquat- ed devices discarded,

August 24, 1

Yost

Charlottetown, 893—m w f

The

NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW

MACHINE,

MANAGEMENT

PRINCIPLES

PATENTS,

MEN,

LIFE,

BRAINS,

NEW METHODS,

NEW CAPITAL, The LATEST BEST

and

bothersome

NEW YOST

ribbons,

The

illegib le work. keys, double scales, ete., are no longer to be ‘toler: ited or pardoned. abolished them, and no other ean retain them and live.

THE NEW YOST combines the life-long experience of the inventor, G. W. N. Yost, who

WHAT MUST GO :—-Bad alignment, foul ink

has

invented the “ Remington ”-in 1873, the * Caligraph” in 1880, and the “ Yost” in 1889; the

latest and best improvements have been added during 1592 making the New Yost an ideal, perfect typewriter. The New Yost prints direct from steel type; its work is never blarred, put is clern cut and beautiful. The alighment is absolutely perfect and permanent. The paper is an ideal saecess, the bes: ever applied to a typewriter. The “we spacing absolutely berfect. Send for Illustrated Catalogue - IRA CORNWALL, General Agent for the Mari- time Provinees, 134 Prince William St., St. John.

Second-hand Remington, Caligraph and pt machines for sale cheap.

D. B. Stewart, Charlottetown,

shift |

1895.

BlackDiamond Line.

The & & BON AVISTA, due bere from Montre al on MONDAY, 23th inst., will sail for St. John’s, Nad., via N« orth Sve iney, earrying Horses, ( atthe and Biieep u deck

Fer particulars as t& ‘reight or Passage

augs Agtatse

Pickford & Black.

Halifax & P. B. Island §.§. Line

STEAMER FASTNET

Leaves Halifax, N. S., for Charlottetown every Monday, 6 p. m.

Arrives Charlottetown from Halifax about 6 a. m., Wednesday,

Leaves Charlottetown for Summerside about 1) a. m., Wednescay.

Arrives Charlottetown from about 4 a. m., Thursday.

Leaves Charlottetown for 4p. m., Thursday,

Summerside

Hailfax, N. &.,

For Freight or Passag re spply to . CLARKE, Agent

_ Charlottetown, July 12, 1893.

‘Visitors to the World's Pair

SHOULD TAKE THE-—--—

LATERCOLORLL RAILWAY,

Which passes through a Country un- equated for SCENERY.

Charlottetown to Chicago and Retuarp, &32 55.

;

| ‘Tickets good for #0 days from date of issue, with stop-over privilege at POLNTS IN CANADA, also at Devroit and Port Huron,

TOURIST Tek &TS, ic = LABVT TETOWN TO CHICAGO AND i RN, good to Ibth November, 1893, tite umd at corpespondingly low i rates trom ali other Stations. Further information ..can be obtained of | Agents at all Prinee Edward Island Rallway } and Intercolonia!l Railway Stations D POTTING 2. General Manager Government Rattways. Railway Office, Moncton, N. B., ; a-ead U Xistags i } } |

May 8, 189.

Christy | Knives

BREAD — —CARVING—PARING.

FOR. SALE BY

R. B. Norton & Co., CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I

Tr Ang 6

ASK ror : ‘JOUNSTON'S FLUID BEER,

The Great Strength- Giver.

If you need a Tonic

—— TAK E—

STAMINAL.

| It not only stimulates but builds up and strengthens. You get a TONIC and a FOOD combined in the form of

| PALITABRLS BEEF TEA

| |The Ideal Food for tntaats

Is

MILK GRANULES,

| hecanse it i« practically } positior

identical in ¢ one 1, taste and appearance with

Mother’s Milk.

| It digests thoronghiv without caneing an | undue tax on the energies of the } infant’s stomach

Sn .

Wants, Lost, Found&ce

Advertisements under thix heading charged ve cents per hne,

' Vital

WANTED.—A_ general servant,

Apply to } Mus. BULMAN, Pownal) Street |

aug2s LAST Last evening between the Clty

Weigh Seales and the Bank of Nova Scotia,

by way of Queen and Richmond Streets, a

silk umbrella cover. Finder will oblige by

leaving same at this otic ti—auga WANTED.—-A girl for general house work,

Apply to MRS. SALMOND, Fitaroy Street Mast, augy, pa

WANTED.—A girl for general housework in @ family of two. Apply at this office

augZ>

' WANTED.—\4 reliable vo vrience for general sales work,—E.

TO LET.--A house on the corner of and Sidney Mireeta, known as the House.” Possession given ply to A. FuLTox,

augZi

Prince Fulton minediatels Ajr at the Bazaar Stor

WANTED AT ONCE, 4 wit

TO LE —-The House on Camber recently oecupied by Mr Thomas Patton. It

rED—By the 2th August, a general housework. (ioodr Apply to Mas. G. FRANK Weeks’, Brighton

Moen T quired, at Mr. Wm,

aug ly

ferer BEER

TO LET.—A house with four rooms and

porch ; good stable and pump at the door; ood cellar. Apply to FRANCIs MOnAguAN, alpegue Ron ’ law—augs TO LET A cottage siiuated on Pleasant

Street, containing eight rooms in first-class

order, at present oceupied by John A. Me-

' Innis, Esq.; also, stab in rear, l’Ossessi Ou

given immediately Apply toM Thomas McQuaid, Lower Queen Street, w the owner, EpWARD KELLY 16

WANTI D PO HIR E, for about two months. A good, qt amily arr ze hors het leas than 110) ibs. weight, todrive round town. J. UnsworrH ti—jyw TO LET 4one-half f a doyl tenement house on Hillsborough S< uare ately occu- pied by ii. ©. Prowse. For partic lars apply to Wim. Wyatt or B.C. Prowse, ma Li—jyzz TU LEI That Mantiy situate! resi dence on ik we ul Street West near the Men breezs Tua nail privat faim) ly, rent moderate If appli ed for soon. Apply ‘on the premiscs.—CHARLES HIGGIne» iy? To LEI Brick Dwelling on Water Street, lately Occupied by Mr. George W right. This house has beer painted

and papered in splendia order Possession given izame- diate iy Kent moderate. Yor particulars apply to GEORGE. PEAKE, onfice {n building occupied by Pe ae Bros. & Co, eod tf— eugiz TO HIRE.- ‘A firet< lass Bores and Buggy to hire. Rates reasc rabi« Apply at G. &. Juny’s Jewelry Store augs

throughout, and is now from attic lo eeilar

WANTED.—Apb ex

rience! servant for eneral a Oo waail oe Apply te M&S. STEPHEN JENKINS, Pr Street, —

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