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is Family.
THE DAILY EXAMINER. |. awn on sorecncre nom
JANUARY | Eleven years ago last Christmas Eve, John Crim went to bis home in Flat Rock, = Ind., from the village store where he had UTIE I T been spending the evening and watching ; le hs more fortunate neighbors Pp irchaze ' 2: May No | toys for their little ones. He informed his , M ot . , tainty, what w wife that he had made an eflort to secure ; something for their three babies, but not happ . ee | having the monev the merchant refused | w @* any , . t be! and the tittle ones would bave todo with- “4 4 ‘ y election | ont anything. The good wife asked John th for t ' sht.is that of a Water | nott ‘grieve over his condition, saying : eae eee, | their children and that they could get] @ =e . SEED, TNS Om n¥" | along until the sawmill again started up. | I resi ret r member | Husband and wife then retired, the latter | elass of hc ga te meet the by acclamatior If we mistake not, Mr. | going to sleep but John could not close his | ; i eyes in slumber mommy 8 r got Coe | About midnight he arose. kissed his Ww at Ww vacant this year, | ite and children a8 they slept wrote a| k As Mr. S$ bas pr -d bin Oo be @ te asking his wife notto worry about | & pr are nm issioner, the | him, to raise the children and await his | } ‘ eet dunes nat a ’ ! N n¢ wae heard of hom t : a t by his wife or friends until Curistma< | Pere - — y el ght when a well dressed man walked in- | ¢ < gt * |} to the same store he walked out of eleven the turn fa | , years betore, ‘The stranger asked the dir n of Marv Crim’s residence when the , ’ r , i ’ welve year o cial elections, Mr. Peters is away in he remark that he would show him to | t West, and may not face the storm a her’s house. This was more than But Messrs F arqubarson and others will, } Cr iid stand. He cried like a baby : as “ a: These post carried him to bis mother, er men are just how in & posit } busy arranging a@ few presents for her br potent { 2 e | children and whose joy at seeing
} : | band knew no bounds, electorate, It will be the duty of the peo- | ° c : ‘ : ‘ ‘fat : : had been brushed away John told of his | the farmers here. . oe ae : wanderings, He had been in British d- nce aod shrink 1 reasing heavy | Columbia ten years, engaged in direct taxation, to take steps t ercome | and had amassed a fortune, these influences. They must e and | ome to remain with his family and os stg | ig no happier one in the world. organ ‘ are ; eee against t t desig ' = : ’ W ROSUNEATH NOTES, ipuiows port Ans pow ve h pe theta convention of } people’s The members of ® weneath Lodge, sisce deiegates will, ere long, be calle I
ave fitted up @ room ther disposal by Mr. D. Muans, and hold
purpose of formulating a policy sud alopling
® platform upon which the pe e may P ich peo} their meetings every night as usual. The
nnited ates ' oe tt I b- i. i v and, ti hi that t s TOV ‘ pposition which they ercountered, in- cia ie bt and taxation may not ead of crushing them, as was intended,
has only stimulated them to greater effort, | as they haye concluded to erecta Hall;
Besides
this duty, which lies right before us, there
be permitted to enlarge.
nag and asthey have the sympathy of all Hy the Cuty of promoting our agricultural | pight-thinking persons in this and neigh- interests. By mutual cc-operation in | boring di-tricts they will doubtless succeed, |
volurtary contributions of land, ecgntling, ' trick, etc. , having ulzeady been received. | Our popular and effizient teacher, Mr. | R. M. MeMillan, is taking his Chr.stmes holidays, and though rather late in the! seascn whitewashicg aud other improve-! } ments in the ¢ he >lraon will be completed i during his absence. After twenty-six years of juvenile wear and tear the old on of oar more advanced | floor bas been re pl Aa ed by auew one. Our
g, our farmers have io*recent years a ‘comp!
#ay what would have
shed much. Indeed, it is hard to
happened in this financial
Province but for the resource
found in the dairying in justry through the encouragement offered by the late Dp minion Government and the ready anu cordial co-operat
@zriculturists. Theextension of mutual
t e Cont fain the primitive fur-
tual co-operation be the deiry i ** the county to rela he 5 ag ; - {| niture, but under the active and energetic
wd and the = exten#10n Of | management of the tru-tees, Mes-rs. Mc-! mutual ¢o-operation ) fruit growing | Laren and Power, no doubt the modern
We | style will be introduced ere long. Much ndignation is feltwod expre-sed on account f the mauner in which our school janitor as been discharged, his only fault being that he was a Good Templar. Notwithstanding bard times and low prices, a good many improvements are to be noted. Mr. L. H. Bulpitt has finished an addittion to his already comfortable iwelling and fitted it with hot air and Northwest and | Other modern conveniences. | Gordon is about completing a large and commod.ous house. Mr. Terrence Power has added some improvements which give quite a cheerful aspect to his premises, | Messrs G.& F. Gordon have fitted up outbuilding with improved boilers and other apparatus for pork feeding and in- tends carrying on that branch of industry. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. and Mrs. D. McLennan whose ovly son has been seriously il] for some time.
are prime duties of the new year
the people of
are not without hope that
the south side of the Hillsborough will, as
a result of the agitation led by Mr. Martin,
ere long enjoy the advantages of railway communication. But it will be our duty /
to watch the matter closely The Minis
tere of the Crown have been paying a great ceal of attention to the British Columb‘a, and little, ir avy, atten tion to this part of the world; so that it is quite possible that our interests may be overlooked by the Government.
om +
THE PRINCE COUNTY ELECTION CASE-
THe Patriot takes ex: eption to Tue Ex- ;
4 VINER’S commente respecting the decisior © the judges m the West tial.
Prince électior husric. Rozeneath, Dec, 31st 1896. — LL A AP
Oar statement was, however, <ut
Hackett was | | CLEAR SPRINGS DEBATING SOCIETY. On Wednesday evening the 23rd inst., a meeting was held in the Clear Spring School for the purpose of organizing a debating club. order by appointing Mr. Clement McDoa- ald to the chair and the undersigned actg 4! as secretary. Afler reading and adopi 7] the bye-laws the following officers /ére appointed :— . Presider t— Lewis McEachen. Ist Vice-President—Clement McDooald. 2nd Vice-Presicent—Alex. McGillivary. Secretary—D. A. McDonald. Treasurer. —A, J. McIntyre. Excecutive Committee—Joseph McPhee, arch. McPhee, and J. A. McLellan. The subject proposed for the opening wousense to speak of the Chief Justice | debate was ‘which isthe easier dispensed Hackett | ith in Canada the cow or the horse. | A. J. McIxtyre.
e+Ore
Santially correct. Mr u seated solely because of the treating by William P. Callaghan of Patrick O’Rrien : tod Callaghan swears that he gave O'brien Ove drink.
Tiere was no charge against ‘a}
Callaghan of treating anyone else except O’Brien and
dence respecting other treating had nothit g
asything in the evi whatever to do with the case, and simp'y ‘tood outside the record the judves had to try. All the other charges, forty-nine in number, were either dismissed by the judges or abandoned by the petitioner. In these, Mr. Hackett was
acquitted of al! sileged wrong-doing and given his costs of | A defence therein. It is therefore complete
| hinting in his judgment that Mr.
narrowly escaped disqualificatior. If the |
evidence justified disqualification, it would |
have been the daty of the judges to bave |
THE PEOPLE ORGANIZING,
earried out the jaw. The Patriot is pay-
mee A meeting of the Liberal Conservatives ing the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice | of Brackley Point and Brackley Point Fitzgerald a poor compliment in insinuat- | Road, was held at Mr. Alexander Scott’s, ing that they ehirked their daty, Mr, | 00 Dee. 26,1896, when the following officers : | were elected: President, Vice President, | Secretary and Treasurer, and also a strong
Working Committee were appointed. the next meeting is to be held at Mr. aud it is greatly to his credit that he has | Cephas Nunn’, Winsloe Road, on January léth, 1897; if stormy, on the 18th at 7 o'clock, All conservatives are invited to att nd.—Jobn Dismoid, Secor ry.
Hackett asked for no favors and expected
none. A determined, unscrupulous and
villdinoue attempt was miade to ruin him:
emerged from the ordeal with his charac. |
ter vindicated and his enemies discom fited,
It is still a fact that he lost his seat owin, g
to the giving of a treat by an alleged
A Rallway Manager Says
“In reply to your question, do my chi:- dren object to taking Scott’s Emulsion, I say No! on the contrary, they are fond o fook the evidence it is publishing in this itand it keeps them pictures of health
triai? —_———-
agent. By the way, will the Patriot kindly
state trom whicn of the Judges’ notes it
All remaining perfumes and toilet ar- ticles will be sold at slaughter prices at | Wateon’s Drug Store this week. Our , | ales this season far exceeded all previous 8 | ated in May last, left fortune of two yeurs, but our stock was unusually large hundred million dollars. (as was evident to the many hundrais who
\ call bas been is*ued for a meeting of | visitedus before Christmas), and we still Cubans avd friends of Cuban liberty, to be | have a beautiful assortment to get bargains held in Boston for the purpose of forming | from.
a jocal branch of the Cuban-American | ee League | Do You want Boots, Shoes
Inquiry at the Vatican concerning the) or Rubbers? Ifyou do, come repot that Archbishop Corrigan, of New | direetto the Great Bankrupt York, was oon to be elevated tothe car-| Sale, You will save eno h
RE NEWS NOTES
The late Shah of Persia, who WAS &8fac-
dinalate lias elicited ihe ixformation that money on buying * Boot for the Watches,
none of the Pope’s eotcurage expects (hat| family as will buy your boys the appointment will be made. their Clothing. Boys’ Clothing Le Cape Times pablishee details of an | YOuUcan buy also at about half. plot on the pertof the German | Use regular prices. Kemem.
@iiryea | residerts of the Transvaal to wreck the ber the place: J. B. Macdon- train om whieh Ceol Rhodes recently | @I@’s old stand, opposite west
travelled to the coast on his wey to Eng | end Market louse. land Ihe scene of the alleged attempt is
north of Cape Town. nfiirmed.
Merry Go Rovxo.—The merry go round | will be running at the Lyceum each even- |
Isaac H. Douglass,a Voluntown, Me., —" . eee mw oe f.emer, a few days ago took an axe and| Have «a Drive.—The merry go round # nashed the skull of his son, a somewhat | Will be running in the afternoun at 2 weak-mvaded man of 30, ani then built @ | o'clock on New Year’s Day and also even- tire with which to’ burn the body, but | ing at the Lyceum. 153 2i pd
The sen sustained | a1eF Our $16.50
four fractures of the skull and cannot live
ocated 300 miles
The story is not «
neighbors interfered.
fine Beaver
ihe mater has been taken to the insane | Overcoats are the best value arviurm He says God told him to sacri- | ; ‘ fice bis boy as a burat offerir g. In town.— Ss, A, McDonald,
ing establishment of Charlottetown, in which he attempts to prove thatthe Taw-
ideal” pigs for the pork packers, to meet |
bacon and hams. ss } Jerks 2 that she had a few trinkets laid away for | and says that the Tamworth and Berkshire
the first two sentences of Mr. Wisdom’s letter.
were the right kind of pork.” is a poor feeder, or that he bad a hard
Mr. Essory to be a thorough farmer and good feeder, the inference that he bad a hard breed of hogs to fatten must be the ld son stepped forw urd with | correct one, and that the Tamworth may
fi | We would advise farmers to go slow in clasped his boy to his breast and al- investing in Tamworth or Berkshire hogs. who was | The improved Yorkshire has proved him- self adapted her hus- | prodacer {fn this province. After their teas entirely from their great length of body, are well mining | able to suckle and raise the large litters He had cong they are noted for producing 1 there | pigs are great feeders, mature early and
affirmation of Mr. Wisdom that the Tam- worth and Berkshire breeds produce the
sing expelled from the Schooljjouse, Toronto, the largest pork packers in kindly placed at GQanade. We quote
| school bas the distinction of being the last | «you know what Knglaod needs-—a@ long
of lean; and the improved large York-
The meeting was called to: \
with a Games, Dolls, etc.
of goods, we cannot be beaten.
Special
before purchasing; they are low in price, and quality guar- anteed.
W. N. TANTON.
Great George St.
THE DAILY EXAMINER es CAME BACK ns MONEY. ‘. 'ERTTERS 10 ‘ THE EDITOR. A PEDLAR’S EXPERIENCE
THE RIGHT BREED OF HOGS, Sir,~ My attention has been called toa | tter in Tue Dairy. Examiner, of Dec. 3rd, by Mr. J. Wisdom, manager of essre. B. & M. Rattenbury’s pork pack
orth and Berkshire hogs are the “beau
market for | further
English He even goes
1e demands of the
re bound to take the Jead in this Prov- nce, and urges the farmers to breed this demand. Per- 1it me to ask farmers to note particularly
He says: “Mr. Jas. Essory lad a yad of his Tamworth hogs in the market »-day. and though they lacked finish, they 4 Now, from his we must infer that either Mr. Essory
lass of hogs to fatten, and as we know
] packer, but
right for the producer,
Dd a ] poor hog for the
requirements of the He has almost supplanted the Berkshire with The sows of this breed,
to the
The yourg
atten readily. And then over against the
pig “ par excellence ’’ for the English mar- ket, we submit the fullowing testimony from Messrs. Wm. Davies & Co., ot from the Farmer’s Advocate. They say: ‘We have made careful enquiries as to the moat desirable breed of hogs fur bacon purposes, and find that the large Yorkshires are far betier than any otber breed that can be had.” Mesers. J. L. Grant & Co., of Ingersol!, Ontario, who do an immense pork packing taie, in a _ recent letter tg the press wrote as follows: © The foreign an! home trade demand more jean meat We have found the Improved Large Yorkshire and their crogses ad- mirably udapted to prqiuce the desired type. Short pigs with broad flit backs are no Idnger wanted.”
Qné more quotation and this from the English consumers. Messrs Wheeler leunett £& Co., of London said in a recent l-tter to Messrs Davieg & Co of Toronto:
lean, yet well fed, fleshy side, cutting full
shire is the animal! fcr our market.” Wu. Crark.
Illness Brought Him Almost to The Verge of The Grave.
Spaoust Despatoues ro THe EXAMINER Pale and Emaciated, Suffering From Ex- ; acacia,
cruciating Pains in the Back, Life Be- A NEW YEAR § HONOR came a Burden and Death was Thought 7 to be not far off.
In Connectisn With a Settled
From the St. Catherines Journal.
It i logical fact that spinal x" com times actual ybeen mistaken | Dispute , . tis : 7 ' for Br disease, and there is no‘ doubt many have been mal-treated for Bright’s dis —_———
ease when spinal uble was the real malady
Geo. T.
: ! Lonpown, Jan. 2.
snuth, pediar, of St. Catherines, 1 3 ‘ Z
Among the New Year’s honors con- g
is narrative is as foll . . His narrative i " { ferred by the Queen is the appointment of
one who thus suffered
ows:—“‘In the fall of I89F T began to expert- | Senor Juis Pinto de Soveral, the Portu- ence alarming symptois of what I th ight to guese Minister of Foreign Affairs, as i inal le. It lotions, pl Knight of the Grand Cross of the Order of ois tin a wanna no av is [| St. Michael and St George, in recognition
of the eettlement of the Anglo- Brazilian dispute regarding the ownership of the island of Trinidad. It will be remembere that England took possession of the island with the intention of making it a cable
entinued to grow worse. At this point my
1ysician, which I gladly
friends advised the pt
~
submitted to. The professional man made a
minute examination, and pronounced mine a,
se of Bright’s disease., which quite naturally | station, and that Brazil protested, claim- ; I deomed the death | ing the island as ber own. This claim
g . : Nn itai vith ‘. ; was substantiated and Great Britain with-
ntence ha n passed upon me. The doct™] 4 . . sae le i Grew, er said he could alleviate my iufferings, but re-
a
marker
-ondon 1 neosettn none NQTRS FROM THE CAPITAL,
I accepted his }
ind f K it according lO directiodaswith no Db
with me. Llowever,
eficial results. In the meantime a friend procur-
ed a remedy said to be a cure for Bright’s dis
| = —_ _ mic ans wath no otect The Governor-General Shows a, ome so haggard ,emaciate Good Example,
ssea away ana I
become so haggard , emaciated, stooped aad]
miserable that my friend
} | difficulty in nee
agnizing me, In fact they, like myself, harbor
ed the most painful appreherisions, At this junc, | Orrawa, Jan. 2. le ee eee eee - | The Governor-General held the usval vised me to try Dr, Wiliams’ Pink Pills, New Year’s Day levee, which was wel]
For several days past an ad- the city
Like a drowning man reaching for a straw I attended.
did so. To my great rprise I n noticed. vertisement has appeared in . oa . | . ° ° 7 . . an imyravemeni, the pain ia my back began P2pers urging the ladies of the Capital ‘hot ' ‘ 1 . to offer intoxicating liquor to their New » leave, my appetite i ywroved, my color re , . . . : lied Gee - Year’s callers. His Excellency complie urned, and by the tim Hac used Cignt with the request, avd showed a good | iu } r rnc m . voxes Not aN ache or pain remained, and Tam example to the ladies. as able to travel abvut t -day a8 previous to
the attack. i know that I ow my restoration to Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills, and I urge those ll or suffering to give them a trial.
Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills strike at the root
veoven'onl AN [nteresting Aniouncement-
festaring the patignt to health and sirength
IMPESIAL FEDERATION,
of the disease, driving it from
Lonpon, Jan. 2. The Queen’s speech at the opening of a specific the coming session of Parliament will refer to closer union between Great Britain and the colonies, and will indigate the views of tae Government in the matter.
In cases of paralysis, spinal troybles, locometor }
|
ataxia, sciatica, rheumatism, erysipelas, scrof
ulous troubles, etc., these pills are superior to
all other treatment. They are also for the troubles which make the lives of so many women a burden, and speedily restore
the rich giow of healih ‘oa vale and sallow
__ oC
The Bram Case,
cheeks. Men broken down by overwork, worry or excesses, will find in Pink Pills a cer-
tain cure,
Maple Grove Farm. me © << Saturday Night.—Come and get bargains {ovight at Carter’s Bookstore. See advt. Buy your office gnd pocket diaries fcr 1897 at Carter’s book etore, Largest aseortnent; lowest prices.
‘vt HORSE CLIPPING,
As the clipping season is now here parties havirg borses that they intend having cslpped, would do well toca'l at Nichoisou’s Stables, Grafton St., where
all work is done at moderate rates.
XMAS GOODS.
sane aQur stock of Fancy Good for Xmas, is
NOW COMPLETE
Celluloid Dressing Cases, Cuff and Collar Boxes, Glove and Handkerchiet Sets, Shaving Sets, Necktie Boxes, etc.
A fine assortment of Ink Stands, in Bronze, Silver and Brassware. Photo Albums. in leather, plush and celluloid
A full assortment of English and German Xmas Cards Cal- endars, and Booklets,
Toys Toys
Toy department now open full line of Toys,
FOR PRICE AND QUALITY
McMILLAN & HORNSBY,
___Xmas Supply Store, Queen Street
Discounts UNTIL XMAS
Sold by all dealers, or sent by mail | . Bosron, Jan. 2.
post paid, at §o0c a box, or six bexes for 2.50 | 2 reese . . r TT ; “Vv ? »
| by addressing the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co., 1 he jury in the Bram murder case not
} Brockville, Ont., or Schenectady, N. Y._ Be- be ing able to r¢ uder @ decision last night,
i Ce , ae : a*journed till 9.30 o’clock this morning.
| ware of imitations and substitutes alleged to . mK
LATEST,
he *‘just as rood,” = CEE «2 bia Re Oe Basgow, Jan. 9. Miss Helena MacD nald will be at her | The jury in the Bram case disagreed
en! wre sent back to consider the case | further,
rooms in McKachern’s building on Monday 11th from 2 to 4 p. m.
~ —_—_ 2
The Church and the Press.
* . " Moxreeat Jan. 2. 4 8 ‘Ss 4 r oO P. 7 : , J yhn ons Baking i W Mr, Beaugrand, of La Patrie, announces
der gives fulls st satisfaction that he expects his paper to be censured,
25¢ a pound, Johnson ff | 20d that if it has the effect of a decreased Johnson revenue of his paper he will take their e . .
lordships into court, and, if necessary, to
* he ee pe the Queen’s Privy Council. Lonpvon, Jan. 2.
St Peter’s Schoo'roem Sir'Charles Tupp’r has postponed the Tuesda Jan A 1897 | date of his depaiture from England for y, ® ' . | Canada until February 4th. PROGRAMME. S 1. Orchestra —Entre act.......... .Stimecn | Miss Russell, Messrs. Hornsby,Hynd- | Yegd at U rd ay man, F. and F. T. Bayfield, Hili Night
and J. Harris. hand a
Heavy rain has fa'len in the Province cf Oude, and more isexpec ted.
Sir Charles Tupper’s Passage.
2. Quartette—“Adeste Fideles”. Novello The Misses Earle, Mr. Frank say field, Rev. T.A.Hunt I So Biche as Major Weeks, Mr. Fred. Haszard,
—
have still on
We
5. Piano Duet—Overture, La Gazza p Madre... . 2... is... seseesoeDiabelli | 1¢W Calendars, New Year ‘ee Miss Russell and Frof Earle Cards, and Christmas Num- OE. d tivecdietin RL foc bones oo oskctotckaa. eee | ee } ‘ Siies Barie’ bers; w.li close out to-night at 7. Duet “I Feel Thy Angel Spirit”...... ial Pree.
ind cleans Hoffman Mrs. Hodgson and Rey, T. H. Hunt
January Magazines
8. Violin Solo—*When the Swal lows Homeward Fly.”........Bowman . : ‘
Mr. Frank Bayfield. Are ROW. *a% Harper s, Century, 9. Solo—“Out on the Deep”.....c.0es 00.0. Munsey’s, Cosmopvulitan, Scribner’s Mr. J. B. Dawson. Atlantic, New England, Lippincott’s, 10. Solo—“The Star cf Bethlehem...... Argosy, McClure’s, Cassell’s, Deline- ie i een Adams} ator, Young Ladies Journal, Family bi Caetano eo Herald, Family Library. Also, the
Miss Aimee Cecil Joves, 12. Qnartette—“Nazareth”. . ......Gsunod ‘Lhe Misses Earle, Mr. Frank Bay field, Rev. T. H. Hunt. 13. Orchestra—“Gavotte”’........, Baldwin Miss Russel!, Messrs Horasby Hynd man, F. and F. T. Baytield, Hy! and J. Harris. GOD SAVE T. E QUEEN. Doors open at 7.30; Readings at 8. Admission 15c.
We Don't want
leading Illuttrated Papers and Dailies of Canada and the United States.
Geo Carter & Co
Santa Claus’ Headquarters, Fancy Goods and Toy Bazaar.
PHYSICAL « CULTURE AND DANCING
Miss Helena Macdonald will re-open
TELEGRAPHIC. A GOOD
RESOLUTION
Charlottetown.
The Tariff on
on the reductions of duty on Boots & Shoes, but we are be-
don’t say this simply for brag, but the people tell us- and we
——— =
For 1897 is to insure your property against fire in one of those good Stock Companies represented by
E. R. BROW,
AGENT
Boots & Shoe
We didn’t go before the Tariff Commissioners to speik
fore the people every day to prove that we have the best > . ss 1r stock and lowest prices of any bouse in this country. We
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2. ts97
SKATING
BOOTS
Another lot of Ladies’ Skaung
Boots just opened.
new Skating Boot for men is a beauty, Boys’ and Girl’s Skating Boots
all sizes.
W.. STEW ART
Our
& CO,
London House Building.
Never
stop!
Never
The dealer wavs must vive articles io his
los, he gets left. The be-t is nots “ys won price, but yCu an have ihe best soap without extravag c Royal Oa Seap costs jitie, but
ns know that no othed
x periend ed pt r
can do the i
same work and do it sv well:
2268 2680 7? seeeseeE sees
know they’re right. From now until January Ist,
1897
We offer a great cut on Boots, yreat cut on Slippers, great, cat? on Felt Goods.
vant: keep yourself
Don’t delay, buy now what you We want to
warm. We will offer you great attractions. have a great wind up to a successful year.
J. M. MeLeod & CO.
Money saving Bcot & Shoe Distributers.
DON’ ae 7 ==
ammne{g)
For your own sake don’t do it. What ?
the
Great Bankrupi Slaughter sale
ee ee eee —
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, Overshoes, Men's and Boys’ Clothing.
50 Horse Rugs at Lowest Prices you ever heard of.
Come with the crowd to ‘ s { i i j
Directly Opposite the West End ot the Market House
Card of Thanks.
eee ee
open her classes in Physical Culture and Dancing oa Tuesday, the 12th January, | 297. :
~
Winter Goods left over, and in order to dispose of them
156—245
Clocks and Jewelry
See our prices in Watches
JEWELER.
tHe “EMPIRE” EQngys
Surpasses aillin many ways Visibie writing. itive alignment, simple
coustracti+n Hard steel parts. Agents want-
en. HALF THE PRICE.ONLY 855
The Willams Mfg. €o0., Ltd, Montreal, P.@
quickly, we will, during this month,offr very low prices on all Felt Slipyers Boots, etc. Try us if you want something warm
Why pay $120 for a Typewriter | that I sell.
For the many favors received from my numerous friends and
customers during the year 1896, and would wish them a hap-| py and Prosperous New Year, and that they may all continue | to buy and drink the celebrated Specie] Blend of Emrire Tea. | Also as many more, invited to participate in the |
pleasures of drinking Empire Blend during 1897,
T. I. MORR!S
Grocer and Crockery Man’ §;
tor your feet.
R..K. JOST
Stamp r’s Corner.
ICE! ICE!
OST.— Life Insurance Re'e Rook, The find- | __ W . will supply i tos oe — Aiclet Will be rewarded Ly leaving at this] Kelly’s Pond at Southport, Gates’ and o ce. 55 . ". ; 7 Perret —-——+ —!*®__ | Higgins’ Ponds at West Royalty, and
\WANTED ~ A servant boy who understands | will commence as soon as ice and roads Farming and the care of stock. Also to : permit,
be a good milker; to whom good wages and Fermanvent employment will be given; appl personally to Examiner Office, Ch irlottetown |
vite 3 # 154—6i eod
J. H. MYRICK & CO,
Advertisers !
fhe home circulation is the most valuable {cr advertisers, Tue Examiner reaches the ho nes of our citizens every evening. That accouns; for our large advertising patronage.
THE EXAMINER PUB. COMPANY,
SPECIAIL Low PRICHS ON
THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.
Fur Capes, Muffs & Collars, This Weel
STANLEY BROTHERS
WMeceooeevussecoseuces
We made our bow to the people of Cha.'otte- town and vicinity, We came as stratige:s,but our now well known methods of “Know Low” and “Painless” Den isiry have made tor us friends.
We make
the vear
our bow to
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