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THE DAILY EXAMINER ° ° . . . - THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1895.

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=— een SS a ———— ———__ —_____— So . Par ass ee ee ee seceuasoaa at Ste oe ——a — A aed cr, Gea — Tue Fisneries.—The following Nova | ; Sa Scotia vessels wer Souris on YX 4 . Walter Baker & C0 Limited A Broken Heart. ind there is true religion in suffering Porcelain Crowning. Bot last. Schr Tartar ‘Con Pa < oe aee ° ; ‘or the Saviour sadly smiled upon it.” materia!, best workmanship, ule. codiish: Mariti ‘ Pile we 4 "60 fais | | , The Largest Manufacturers of A little — eee ies He turned about in his chair, and best satisfaction. ea Pence, 275 sae ire tie Tie C. ° - Po GRADE a S 7 : i ‘ lily at her. The sun was ; } e is3 Mystic tie, Vonradt, | ae fm PURE, HICH Hils little feet were always crossed, ane a wed a sk : r e could na. J. ¥. MURRAY, 200 qtls; Garland, Riehard-, 150 qtls; Mer- | | Sy 2 xyone, it was almost dusk, but he cou * : ‘ ' : ° { | yy. Cocoas and CHOCOLATES te wore o little hat: jong cexgpesge aguallyeye ated ge gk 4 | 95 Queen Street, Charlottetown. celus, Richard», 200 qtis; Mischirf, Rich- , he : ; - foul see that her face was deep ) juzo ae ., : : [ Ou this Continent, have received And every morning, fair or! ° “Why, Agnes, what fs the matter? : | one OTN ee Tulse ards, 750 qtls. The Schr. ilomans, of | . . . |

HIGHEST AWARDS i ae ot = m Nothing.’ J. Lisl ting @ Gloucester, with 125-barrels of mackerel, wre le housemaid came _ : : ie H. J. Lisle, representing Ganong Bros., e . . : ‘ .

soap A pretty litt " a ae “Yes, something. What is it? Have | ppg h.By says: * Chase's Ointaent carne MONTAG UE caught by hook and line was also there at ; a “ip And softly duste ( said anything to wound you?” a very stubborn case of ltching Kezema. Tried came time. The Captain of this schooner, ¥ Indusul ial and Food heen ines ee ee “No, nothing has been said.” Sei pas witbet on Eazy ane’ yee. . Eliphalet W harff, had to go home on ac- -~\ EXPOSITIONS a ae 7: e harming alr, “Then I must say that I'l be hans- | peveral cases of Tichlag Piles it has cured.” rria ep aG 0 count of il health. The first officer is now Pale IN EUROPE AND AMERICA His 1 Phcanggoee was melted quite, ed if understand you, Just now you , 8! in charge. At Hawkesbury, the Homans i) aw F H goer +r to despai.. were as lively as a cricket; now Y ” —-—.

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P Loft the labels and w Until the twilight: came, te “wake & home rr. of Carriages than shown by us heretofore. | before reaching home. Mackerel are re- : a = a goods, concemaees “ coment And in his china dreams at night, perhaps not. 2. The assortment consists of ported scarce all along the coast, though rea ; namely. Dorchester, Mass. He breathed her litt!e name. “Perhaps not,” he — know it . 8 t some of the shore fishermen on the south- + printed on each package ' whanses ; ‘4 = scan dulge in no perhaps a. nave some Top and Open Buggies, Jump bats ern side of the Magdalene Islands have Orstoria is Dr. 8 1 Pitcher’s prescription for Infants tj SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE One day while being dusted, — oe OF o d Road Carts done exceedingly well, having caught more ae o) a + ae — c i In his joy he trembled so, music. later George Huley passvenn, Suty 4.361 er De ra all -” mackerel this season than for some years and Children, It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor m - See er little fingers at, A few evenings lat s€0 ae -—~ consider Dr, Chase 2 sit ‘e aie ~ i WALTER BAKER & CO. LTO. DORCHESTER, MASS oe ae ame home with the captain, He was | elutmenta Godsend to anyone suffering from For style, comfort, durability and excel | back. other Narcotic substance. £5 is a harmless substitute Alas! she let -him go. : ul, and during itching scrotum or any ftchin skin disease, “eof workmanship our stock cannot onsen ; : In vain she tricd to grab him. back, lignified and agp aceta ae ie We tsscothing effectsare felt from the first appli ence < — ————— | for Paregoric, Props, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil, Woonv's PHOS PHODIN E. Fate willed it they should part; the evening he addresse¢ > ines Seen cation.—J NO. KEGGAN. be surpassed. ; os didens CARTS WELL SATISFIED, a lt : thi > b The Great English Remedy. He fell against the fender edge marks to the mistress 0* ; “ 1 Mid Also at hand, at lowes 1” Carr: 2 ee It is Pleasant. tS guarantce is Lirty ycars’ use by age : . Cear 7 ‘ y sale TOW TAQQ Ng i i . S % me Six Packages Guaranteed to And broke his little heart. Once when the captain playfully Hu- TRUCK W AGONS, | . S Whi Polke Living Yaee Oe Caen ot Ges Billions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and aliays . | promptly and permanently . : that women were truer than men, Findings, such ws Pocket Boots, hip Mountain are Pleased, ‘ oo. . i eure all forms of Nervous She gathered up his fragments ley turned to Mrs. Strum and asked: . Sockets, Washers, etc., usually found in a eins he | foverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, Weakness, Emissions, Sperm- . a ™ “ ink so?” 2 ot nlene Carriage § . Ge ‘ 19 we in~ | . rs ; iatacees deena And she told a little He, 20.70 ey wee ae ORISS Ge, . firet-claca Carriage Shop, Peinti Hamitrox, Sept. 9.—A very large in— cures Diarzthoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relicves “\ 2 es oe eee ik Meanie Expounding to her mistress how “They are nearly 2 ; ay! be eis Lombard St., Toront® Prompt attention to Repairs. ainting | crease has lately taken place in the sale of siimation and Geet e\ effects of « use or x cs, a as rat is « 5 es : a ‘ . = > 2 f eTr- . a - 7 . [a ¥ . . a j . Le * : on i Sonic! Worry, enceastee wes Phe cat had made him die they 620 Doren woud mae anal , a specialty. Terms reasonable, the specific remedy for complaints of the | tecthing t’ «bles, cures constipa n¢ ulency, © ; 3 ° ess e ac La ¢ : ee ces ° ake s t > : a in . aay | : : Bef r rAf , of Todacco, Cpiumor stimu- And on the folowing morning, when “ lecramomn eee JOHN McLEAN & SON. liver, — Dodd s Kidney oe tee Castoria a._-milates the food, regniates the stomacis eJOTE ANE ALTET- jants, which soon lead to In The shutters back she thrust a har. : ‘ k demand. There are no complaints either | aa ' » shutters back st, ; wo reply. He silently smok. ulyl3—dy & wky : epee owe ¢ healthy and natural sl Case firmity, Insanity, Consumption and an early ores, She spoke his little epitaph: He ee ae i ae hia that the as 3 " . ~ ~ ~ —- | from druggists or the public. The drng- anc bowels, giving y - — meahoun preset ‘ wer rT a rong ot “There’s one thing less to dust.” od ssa rio the visitor were not pleased : gists being so near Toronto, the head- | toria is tho Children’s Panacea—the Mother’s Fricad, eases; 1s the only Reiiable and Honest Medici: - : agazine. yostess ant : : a ad a) a 7 Enown. Ask druggist for Wood's Phosphodine; if Pall Mal eer with each other. . NOTIC K Sean a = adage the a ‘dic in ae

° be offers some Worthless medicine In place of this, — se During the three months that fol- . danger of running ont o s€ medicine for | e aed Oc -

- vse price in letter, and we wi'l send by return THE CAPTAINS WIFE. lowed Huley was several times a guest 8 i e long, no matter how large the demand may | Castor 1a. Castoria.

_ mail. Price, one package, $1; six, $5, One will at the captain’s house, but never did ——- . : ie ae f be, and the public has long teen thorough- | * Sastoria is an excellent medicine for chil- “ Castoria is so well adapted to chil Jren thay

- pie . late * idress, All permits given to fish on that part 0 al ca : , ; Jren

‘ pleasc, siz will cure. Pamphle e to any & All per seg aa fam this ly satisfied as to the valuable qualities of fren, Mothers have repeatedly told me of its I recomunend it as superi-rtoany 7

t she 'w on Strum had never ceased to wegess EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROA) Morell River owned by yee s dieti ies the pills, and ehe manner in which they good effect upon their children.” vestiirtiin” ’

. it, Canada. that he had been compelled toe leave ie aA date revoked. ry“ without dl rt rt invasiahie eliet @ care. Da. G. C. Oscoon, H. A, Arcane, M. D.,

~ 37 ~} ; ‘ y > i . > f ras t ; af ne , jizhes res- “ on . Scld in Charlottetown y GeoE Hughts|the army. Just why he left was no tion of person, who fishes In river or Lowell, Mass. 111 Se. Oxford St.. Brooklyn, N. ¥. Drvgzist. Orders are v promply filled | known, but there was a general agree- Office es Kent Street passes on the land from this date, without ~ - = | ™ ‘ ——— tenant ; “crm ad vate Pane

‘ eg } ment that it was on account of & Aug 16, *94—ly a written permit from myself, will be * Castoris is the best remedy for children of r physichas in the ch'llren’s depart

x — - —Taguel It was known that he had kill- ies) ee < aanounal cquainted, Lhope the day isrot | ment have spoken highly of their experi-

, ex a civilian named Letherton, the . — , THOS. MORR’S far distant when mothers wiilconsider the res ence in their outside practice vith Castoria,

: L aon of a prominent judge. Strum was we a PHOS. } i a » & ne s e interest of tu tr chfliren, and uae Cuntoris ts aud althouzh we only hare among our | a captain. Once he distinguished him- aug29—-31 4 eRe stead of the various quack nostrums which “ medical supplies what is known ag regui.s

, self by leading desperate charge tl ia est tak ie destroying their loved ones, by foreing opium, products, yot We are free to confess that the

1 against the Sioux Indians, and the taorphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful merits of Castoria has wou us to look with

; ‘ cei but the: . cents down their throats, thereby sending favor upon it.”

’ road to promotion wa asy, rade M il Cc age e n

f coin trouble, and he left the army. H CG “4 FF a ontracts. taem to premature graves.” Unirer HosriraL any Dierensary,

: was rather gruff, a typical cavalryman. ‘er: —_——— Dr. J. F. Kivcueroe, Boston, Mass

; om beaonel be < ntertaining. - ~— V7 ¢ b es = Tenders addressed to the Postmaster - Conway, Ar 4uuen C. Surrn, Pres.,

’ ~ >; rj é che ing oddity; ne ° . . . : -s ely ‘ ‘ ; - sarncwvigc~cailofiagnaa age ande inact Fiesta . a CG Superior workmanship, re | General will be received at Ottawa until | “he Centaur Company, TI Murray Street, New York City. ste —'s ee os a way at | ULL BY HANGED IF 1 UNDERSTAND YOU noon on FRIDAY, 15th November, 1895, | way An re hat s O , m fs ‘ . ‘2 i ‘ ° . ” we pend ‘Me. when he married Agnes Lo- | he loosen the reserve that had at first just received and selling at fined finish and moderate | for the conveyance of Her Majesty’s Mails | gan But society wondered as to the tightened about him. One evening un. . : © : on the following proposed rortes, from Ist

ices must have employed te | captain was to drive into Fort Smita | prices no higher than formerly | prices combine to make these | January, 1896, viz.:— devices he ; a = price « win her. She was beautiful, and was to take him out home. He did drive

Abrams Village and Cape Egmont, semi-

at least fifteen years younger than him- in, but not to bring Huley out. Mrs. charged for a poorer quality. Photos the most satisfactory weekly.

seal : ' >en exce rly, thougi Strum was ill. 2 . ; . -: , a ee at Par ae that oe “Old fellow, I'm devilish sorry,” Now is the time to buy. ‘in Charlottetown +o day Alberton and Kildare, semiweekly. nnocently gay, see ° ; is Ale “ww . ‘é . ‘ ” had ie sobered her. the captain said. aud Lot 6, P

Strum would not consent to live ‘n “Oh, it can’t be helped. Some other G H FE 4 Wi ¢> e and Railway Station, twice daily. a city. A semi-solitude, he satd, was time will do as well.’ . . 4 3

‘ ‘ eas , . Alma and Railway Station, semiweekly. * ; FRG man’s only fit abode. “I am simply Two weeks passed. The captain's ° : G E . ‘ Bayfield aod Glencorradal: : : ae existing in the hope that a war may wife was worse. One evening the cap- North Side Queen Squ. 7. Bay Fortune and Souris East, triweekly. ‘ wo dilthe Sidieaw Wille to cure a come, and man can wait with more | tain drove rapidly to town. 8 Corner Quesu & Grafton Sts, Bloomfield and Bloomfield Station, tr'- ae eo Teatinh D tes, Lumbh-go, patience im the country than in town,” “Old man,” said he, huskily, address. july9 weekly. é

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r i art he declared. ing his friend, “my wife ts dying. Shea a i - ood—or 1. “But how about your wife?’ some | has sent me for you—must see you. Bloomfield Station and Miminegash, semi- > et of orice. S per box 2 i tcneete = one good humoredly asked. Is she, Get in. OO0OS09O6 Po vvesoory aad . wee kly = . ee erases @ OO. Torente. | toe, waiting tor 0 wart” Without saying a word Huley got e Bradalbane and New Loudon, daily. G ES RELIEF &. b. “She has placed her life in my hands,” | into the buggy. And not a word wis a a . Cape Wolfe anu Lot 4, semiweekly. 4 sin 8 we'can sell you Dodd's Kidney Pills at the captain answered, “and it is her spoken during the drive. oO ‘ Cavendish and Hunter River, triweekly.

ke following prices, viz.:—50c. per box | duty to go with me, to make my home When Huley entered the room the Coleman and West Point, semiweekly.

six boxes for $2.50. Tothe trade—$4.0€ | agreeable.” woman was nearly gone. She motion- »p dozen, or three dozen at $3.75 per| So he took his wife to the Indian | ed him to the bedside, motioned dozen. Sent by mail to any address po | Territory and settled upon @ pictur- to kneel; and he knelt by the bedal te, aid. : . esque strip of land lying along the Ar- | She put tier arm about his neck, whis-

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: ~~ daily. ee a a : T g kansas line. Here he built a house | pered in his ear and the captain ea : ,, Na gees . GEORGE &. HU oe among the graceful trees, and here | standing near, drew back with a gas”. ) Our... Darlington and Ro-e \ alley, triweekly. Sa may 29 Chasiotistows. at evening he sat with his wife 2 It was all over. A neighbor stood mn: fags FE : Fi rid Darnley and Kensington, triweekly. | ri ie See the verandah, looking out over the red | the door, hat in hand. His wife was a amous orida Emerald and Founds Mills, triweekly.

man’s romantic country. offering her services.

One evening he said: “Agnes, I met “Both of you step out a moment,” &“ @ man to-day whom I knew a goo the captain said, and turning to Hu- while ago. He served as newspaper ley, who stood leaning against the

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tor and three steel flues, is con- Fitzgerald’s Station and Lot 14, triweekly. dian wars and I became much attached | stay here.” ‘

structed on the principle of a 6 “ and Ry. Station, daily.

to him.” Huley bowed. The man an® his wife SaaS Se OCRENY r

“IT didn’t know that you formed at- | withdrew. The captain closed the door, @ reguiate _— “ and Railway Station, twice tachments,” she replied, walked across the room, spened a ‘The distance the héat has to travel :

daily. “Oh, I don’t, but once in a great | drawer, took out two pis ‘ls, placed compels its utmost radiation, and con- .

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| A . with economy in fuct. . : “ ‘ os . ‘ 70) a he r at .DHYSPEPSIA ae or es Georgetown and Steamer Stanley as re- Now that is all we ask in deciding about our om ze 2 YS +2 Here or at the grave? WE HOLD HIGHEST TESTI. quired . eS yk Z ™ ou say.” I ISERS ‘ ie : | ¢ Reeu BRADe LiVER “Bhe’ will = buried Wednesday. At beceeee MEMLALE FROME CSRS. Heailerdale and Whim Road Cross, tri- ray) 3 (REGULATE ; , ai tes < : weekly ~ ® . ' the grave—Wednesday night—ten : ip X : c Ss at ee “ae ; 2 i 2! ONE PILL AFTER EATING o'clock. Good night.” z ye an ee. THE McCLary M: 6. Higgins R ad and Wellington Station, tri- Pep. | INSURES wOOD CIGESTION. ° . ° . . . : (soe A Co emo i . s don't Gui th ra) ~ ; 95 f E 'S MED.CO CTD, As the captain approached the grave aii = . a 8 unter River and North Rustico, daily. ee . lify t find 1 at PRICE 25 CT>. Tee GDB s the captain apt gra he SOne- st sleep once, and if you don’t fi gl, Wren DODES MC Aowre he saw Huley seated on a bench un- i NaS ae senate “ and Railway Station, twice | Just slee] on one 3 ey a ss der the trees. The moon was full. Be ote ileieadits ~ ‘ ‘ et i-* walked up and, without speaking, sat ee Inverness and Railway Station, semi- & it right back. They are strong, light, clean, et i down upon the bench. He saw clay weekly. 5 >

clinging to Huley’s knees. The captain

eY : Kensington and Railway Station, twice ee ee ee §. W. Crabbe, Agent for Charlottetown. deity.

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. th ile sine th Kiakora and Middleton, triweekly. , rom the moon. ra time there was

: ' fe celles — — Lot 4 and Railway Station, daily. are ‘The eee a ee : ‘ sn Lot 11 ani Railway Station, triweek!y. J O tng N N EW » em a : Lot 12 and Railway Station, twice daily. 2 WILLE RESTORE “You met her alone—y eceive q Lot 40 and Railway Siation, daily. . : : gQ7 1). Pale, Weak and Emaciated Zon met ber slone—vou deceive Feed cS ecg levie Beige anf Marie Hatter Staton, Charlottetown, September 9 1885 -* , “N ne triweekly. of = d g, G all macla G pi you defend yourself?” Marie Bridge and Millburn, triweekly Ss ¢ ge. 2 “No.” . T : ae ‘ Ha - Midgell and Midgel!l Railway Station, tri- | Sieomm Smears OU ce eee ,? CHILDREN ce ast stmpty let me choot yur }OW sanding fresh frome the Utiis: one PSL OS IORI ON SPITE NEP NOLS ELST

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“Yes.” ‘ ‘4 " Miscouche and Maddy Creek, semiweekly. | to% sormal condition of HEALTH and “When did you meet her?” Ground Oil Cake, " and Railway Station, twice | ae STRENGH, and bring back the BLOOM “Before you did.” > _ oe ot ‘ ’ daily. | OF YOUTH more quickly than any other A TYPICAL CAVALRYMAN. “Huh! What did she say to you Blatcehfor d S Calf Meal,

Miscouche and South West. Lot 16, semi- | medicine. they do they are strong. I never rea- | When—when she put her arm about

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s e 9 prompted by instinct or I'll have no- She told me why our engagemen’ S }}j ow t ] 1 t ‘| 1S daily.

4 t ' < | thing to do with it. I am really fond | Bd been broken. It was all a mis- Se ne a OWeS pl Ces. Moentague Bridge and- Valleyfield, — tri- “ Are they not exquisite in their soft rich- BLACK se Puttner’s Emulsion has MG SQUal, | os Huley.” take—a cruel persecution, but she did . weekly. : a THE cnnne| Bess?” is the constant remark of ladies DRESS aor | ow ” not learn the truth until after she ma one : ? ON WHICH THE GOOD hi Priestley’ hale -_ _ : What ts his name? as Montague Bridge and Victoria Cross, tri- W ~ | touching Priestley’s famous b dress -_ I giving substance and tone to the “George Huley. I'M bring him over | ¥48 married, and then she was too me T BD BB ROS ‘oe kly. ARE WRAPPED. And that is the truth, but it is not FABRICS

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. if wasted imuscles, gome time. J think you'll like him.’ noble to speak of it. : eet ot vt GS Z Ie Morel} Station and Sinnott’s Road, eemi- the whole description, for they have a character for refinement, for wearing and ce All Druggists kcep it. Price 50 cents | “Oh, I suppose it will be my duty : be Di ome tel you et os Charl wn Mar 1, 120Gb hele Ss weekly. draping quality, which no other dress goods can lay claim to. The Priestley’s per | “ane ae ame | to like him.” we a? sarloitetown, May 7, 1-90-2456 Kwky 3m Miunt Wiisenk ‘ual Reilsad Giatio. 3 appear to have gathered up all their excellences, and concentrated them in r bottle. june “| don't know as to that. Bu ‘Yes. =" anes oe “ x i i *j ——--- - | hes so ao 8 mf . ‘= The captain reached over and took semiwecksy. Bodin,” the Ree Sees —_ oes ~_ meee es -* was - oe ; east you must treat him with res- Reig? “el petal sate : SSS | Mount stewart and Railway Stative, twice respect equal to the famous Henriettas, it surpasses them in extra width, and weight, 5 oe oa pect,” so e the aig oi you ~~ a i fails tan wiliway Station, twit and in dust-repelling quality. It is wrapped on ** The Varnished Board’’ and LU | Ltd “I can do that and not half try,” she e said, pointing to the other one. Hu- ae: i , e is stamped on e hi , ; Dominion Coa! vilpany, honed “When will he be out?" ley got up and kicked the pistol. It : 0 North St. Eleanore and Saummer-i:l-, daily. Priestiey’s name ped very five yards. ] P _- “Don’t know. I asked him, but ie fell on the grave. He sat down, Thi2 4 Pisquid and Railway Station, <emiweek ¥. ‘ . . uy — ”” ons ‘ . ind : : ee : 4 a The undersigned having been appointe | didn’t appear to be much concerned, captain spoke. You loved her? Port Hill aud ailway Station, twice daily. ene sole selling Avents in the Province o | 1 told him about you, too.” “Yes: a Scotechfort and Railway Station, scm i > Frince Edward Island tor the above Com | “Ani still he was unconcerned? Well, — ae: : , “T will not.” i ae : ee eo - ny, are now prepared to issue orders for| that is surely a compliment to me.’ “7 * a + Souris East and Railway Station, twici | § ; . oe Stash an’ Run of Mines, and will] “But he meant no disrespect, I'm oe od — ten ware daily. . : al : sure. The truth is, I don’t think he _ FOR. S avai ae i a it t keep a, Stock of each Mine’s Coal on hand tae ton Alig peat you damned first. Good night.” Summerside and Railway Station, as : i to supply customers at lowest prices. ee : - So ee me : quired. : , ss PEAKE BROS. & CO., “or oes Women Gort cera fae Success at Last. oe aun) otrert Letter DPoxes (18 x Selling Agents. : ; ; rips per week) ‘ “I don't know. But he’s a devilish Tackleton—I came near being struck , ne Be SS, De ; ois aaa ~~: : Charlottetown, May 25, 1894—tf handsome fellow, and I know he’s | With a bad quarter yesterday. Prac — and Railwav Station, tri e a oo — ne — | game.” Von Bumer—Couldn’t ou pass it ? Tosndtless oes ee itt) “And that means a great deal to Tackleton—Not for a long time. The ravelers fest and ha:way Station, Ul-

FO ‘ K T you.” first man I tried it on was an elevated . “What! and he

weekly. ‘sg 12 6 ? : " i ne Z cre ‘ l : sec . Being game? Surely. It’s a | ticket agent, refused it with Wellington and Wellington Station, semi- Cigars ane Cigal eles, Le, man’s noblest quality! It has made the | scorn. a — kly. : 3 ioe That comfortable Brick Dwelling Hiuse | ¥Or!4, lifted woman; has done every- Von Blumer—Why didn’t you try it Welling:on Station and Railway Station, SQODBe~eced knowa as the Peake Homestead, sitaue| thing. Why. if the ghost of my grand- | On a druggist ? Their profits are so twice daily. ” ’ > ‘ , ; Rin : father should appear and tell me that | great they’re likely to be careless in . me oc fe % - ae gay Angi a as, cy 1 in hh deem wenn a hares let t would | money matters. p pee, recs Se. r oe — en containing = informa- ? ce on. f May oe ae msessi0 | say, ‘Sorry to hear it, Mr. Ghost, but Tackleton—I did. but it wasn’t any ee eee i ah rs eer renee, i; eee ay — ee ae perhaps it couidn’t be helped, ani | use. Then I tried to buy a newspaper —<e mae may be seen, and blank forms of tender , Also that veantifully situated two-story | therefore I am ready to forgive;’ but | with it, but the boy wouldn't have it. may be obtained, at the Po-t Offic: 8 at ‘ ieee elke een cass oles it he should tell me that the old man | I went in to buy a drink, but that This is the wheel that was illustrated in “Bearing’s, the Cycling Authority on] Which the services commence and termin- D oy James ddin, eq. Uu8ses#10n ves >

was not game I would hurl a chunk J} wouldn't do. I was almost discourag-

° America,” January 25th, 1895, over the following title: ~“ Phe Handsomest Model | ®t and at the office of the subecriber. *s . , : firet Sune see <, Hillsbe } ~~ his contemptible shaue.” ed, old man: Shown at the Recent National Cycle Exhibition.” It is the Wavertey Scorcuer, and Charlottetown. € is;ars and Cigarett es, he. f ae —_ - os W oo Schine as uma ae to be ashamed coer — o — ae zm —. is the most admired and talked-of high-grade bicycle in the world to-day. Want a F. pe ST. C. BRECKEN, reet, now occupied by Wallace Ariing | F , > erled. ave n. But you finall passe bE Miele dtr : nae ae ag a : ; wat neninin f Possession given 20th April next. “No, my dear, a man ought never | didn’t you ? vicycle 2? Hilustrated catalogue free. Good agent wanted Asst. P. U. Inspector. cr vz TIHAM A TRIS - , Apply to be ashamed to tell the truth.” Tackleton (proudly)—Oh, yes! INDIANA BICYCLE co Post Office Inspector’s Office, ) % PEAKE BRUS. & CO “Yes, but there are times when st- Von Blumer—On whom? 9 Charlottetown, P. E, 1, augl7—dy & wky tf owen - lence is nobler than the truth. st Tackleton—On a friend of mine. mchl8 Indianapolis,Ind., U. S. A 6ih September, 1895 j 7 . : mch19—tf 246 F » 1895. fence is the companion of suffering, —From Puck. septl0—3i at ‘ i ? Ee ae emanate - ——— — _— -— a - Remedy for the Horn Fly. , a > i RE patent tata PT LISI IRI LSID PPA OP OI OSAP DEER ARETE ‘ : 0 B WADMAN, of Crapaud, writes: “ After 5 ,* ve “Tht ‘ trying a be gp Sone pe pe — = my vl MORTGAGE SALE x fr 7 j own cow, t t di B S i v and saubsiantial remedy. Cod cil, petseletnn, + King of all foie Absolutely ve o coa! Lae _ —_ ee as they +e 7 ; — 0b — x z “ss i ous ne cattle, ‘ t suk - i : ‘ that, farmers who bave used those’ remedies ———-—— Land inl Charlottetown Common 8 Bicycles. the Best. fs. : will, after examination, find a great many . rc ! " p*. we sores.” He willsuppiy the remedy for 40 cts We have imported our usual supply of GENUINE —_— »*, ote Gs ee Oe a, La s r , SEED f Li To be sold by Public Auction, at the Court | [Py Oo “o> ms for ton po testeodage. wih agit eaciet ie ae GuenES | GREENS cee HASZARD S IMPROVED TURNIP wa 2 rom iver- eG uahenet aol in Quiven’s County x * iow! We mendar « c bs 2 ‘ , . . "3 by ere ee ae a ply. S . ‘ pool, G. a from Thomas Whalley, the leading grower ot next, A D 1895, at the heer of Usstes aie, Light Weight ont Superior Material sf Our Prices Speak in Boots and Shoeg.|!'™? Seed im England, and guarantee it pure and fresh) er. ac SH Risa. Pvery Ms arene . » piece or f land : - & 7 m< ientific Wort-.. |*.- Xe . } i 5 d ate, lying and being part of Ce canon tet Se Reenter femtific Werk: es x W 10lesale and Retail, ADde. per poun m" Number J wenty-one in Charlottetown Com- > hinefull ted +” Th , . mon, bounded ‘as follows, that isto say:—| |p.4| Clmetuly warrantee mensiiiv. . . ote e reason we sell so cheap is that our stock s pur- AYSO - | Comineneing on the west side or the sal. | [pt omen fies chased for spot cash, and are all New and Fashionable D. W. FINE: SON, Breet, and’ running hence ‘along the sata | (fo % . . aipeque Road northerly thirty-f : Goods. No old-fashioned stock and odd sizes. Ch’town, Junel4, 1895—246w H T. LEPAGE’S OLD STAND | thence westerly and [paral'el with suid Bay: 2 ° ° ° . ° . . u re . as - For Fineness of Finish and| _. ome of our competitors bait their hooks with large erly and paraitel with the Malpeque Rod 36 ‘ ‘i a . -1our ke et r; . i > Artistic Posing, LEWIS’ discount figures. The people understand that little game] — One hundred ket basil taticee cant anily : pe SS » «et to the “4 PHOTOS are unsurpasse Sony -_ Sanaa _ ome. They know that men don’t waste : went together with “al uit tings, rie bis, i ime doing business for fun. a ary t y ing or in anywie: a mances ereto belong- Is re Bae pT ' iy where. Examine our prices d th li f k d er iS ors The above sale is made purenknt to a power : - ‘ a: WS le ia ai tet te grea opel M gar ae wnt Boke -adgepee yg tess Secliegh, bonrine cate She areas of! Rey Highest Uionors <t tie World's Columban Eipasition 3 a . . . . - ’ . eenth day o ‘a4 - 8 & Geadidid: Ladusi: P44 Copvi es ee ee satisfied that we can give you the best value fhe home circulation is the most valuable for| Jay. sist. made betwoen Charice Copp | ited BOSS Leet apoio, i) . . ‘ rlotte .‘lrader, Sliga- ¢ —ace C . "35 opying and Enlarging Old|or the least money. advertisers. Tue Examiver reaches the homes] bth Ain Henry (h's Wile) ot the one’ par, i Send two-cent siamp for our ag-pace Cataluguc—A work ut Art. ns Pi 4 of our citizens every evening. That accounts cther part nn tS Patrick Blake, of the 2 Moaa rch Cycl e Cor; pany me ’ cid ‘or further particulars apply to Mr Willi 2 a-4jpete ae GRAFTON STREET. KS & WARREN for our large advertising patronage. S plowart Solcitor: Charirtciown, 1 | [RH Rewn Scice-oom, a8 Watesh Ave Lake and Hic : 8 Uirarlottetown, Aug 8, 1895, + Senet ae 5 T s 8 fifleenth day of August, A D 1895 + and Heisted Sts., CHICAGO, ILL. te! N "town, June 28, 1895—135,& wy North Side of Market Square. HE EXAMINER PUB. COMPANY. © gugis-iayqy PATRICK BEAK, || [ESSESSrStareretcocarerereserenarerescossnanasototacaspspcp asset a

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