THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, FEBRUARY 12

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A prudent man always insures his property.

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E. R. BROW

Insurance Agent Charlottetown

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a very pretty and at~ tractive lineof Watch Chains.

Solid Gold Chains I-4 Gold Chzins I-10 Gold Chains Rolled Plate Chains

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The newest styles, the finest finish, the best quality. See this at-

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tractive display of

WATCH CHAINS

All handsome priced.

W. W. WELLNER

Jeweler.

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Teawenoxe 98. D. STEWART ECLIPSE BAKERY BAKES BEST BREAD.

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Barristers, Attorneys, Solicitors, Notaries &c.

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Cameron Block, Victoria Row MONEY TO LOAN

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L0cal AND 0. “HER “INES | dg eal

OUR COUNCIL BOARD.

This ts

a AILS.— _T he foreign ‘oul lead to aes

“Not Poetry, bat Prose Run Mad.”

For our First Ward Lyons went in,

“ p.m. Dousing his predecessor’s glim, — oe — —_——— -——-. 7 —_— Danae oh seth eels , . : Weatuer.—Sonth to southwesterly |} Ward Two gave Bruce no Bannockburn: winds, mild, cloudy, perbaps rain. McCarron’s lamp seems still to burn. - as ee 1 ‘tT 7 ‘; lome AGArx.— * arrived In Three, T. Zachariah sits, ho t2¢ ns R sady to gi ye his rivais fits. sient Berore tus Time.—We have a deluge _ ’ ee : In Four, brave Donald took the lead; of «pring poetry some of which must be To C bt 1 4 ; é wise voleys paid good beed, held over for a day or two. ee. . Pe & ar dut one has seen his curfew swing a sont ’ sil ping Tue Op Testaueyt.—The Rev. Jas. | 2m clear out ide oo Counc : ring, Simpson will de ver his th rd a 1 lress on Aud t — meee c t pore up TOWs : 13 . ir ins 2 ignt se » 8s lowa, the inspiration of the Uid Testament on \ Bor boping he might serve his lowa Sunday evening. : er arene . oa Five put in Horne and Hooper—two ae Qld Councillors—with Wheatly, new, ( @RRECTION.- Kev I. F. Fullerton and Warren plain citizen is yet Rev.G@ M. Campbell exchange pulpits B ees a a aa dide —_ ecaus i s Bt Ss : tomorrow evening, not in the morning as et : “a aa oa : : And they’re tauntin’? Lew with all their airealy publish I. m r} 7 " night ct ; ae On the anti-sewerage plebiscite. Tar Roaps.—The roads in the country , >. be oom are said to be in aterrible condition, and MAILS—WEST ! ! travel jir g by sleigh on the ice is very a s | 1 rT . i avy and hard On horecs. Phe pitches Sir,— Whoever is toblame fer it, the or rcads’ are said to veal ali previous mail service west was never 80 shockingly re 3 bad as this winter. Twice I read in Tue etait EXAMINER that mails crossed the day be- r .. sciaciiiediiiiadial 00 nis ~ a a : ; . Tracker’s Instirure.—Meets at 7.301 fore and were landed iv the city shortly o’elock tonight io Y. M. C. A. Discussion | after noon and atill we have no Montreal

on Question box, until 8. when @ paper on

“The Pyramids, their 4im and Object” will be given by Dr. Leeming. A cordial in- vitation to attend '~ ex ended to the public.

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A Livety Famtty.—Mr. and Mrs. Peel

f Haneforc, N.S., are 76 yeare of age, ave 8 chiidren and 52 grand ebildren, and there has never been a death in the family. Mra. Peel’s mother was a half ssterto SirCharles Tapper. liadiaiiibalil Nova Scorma Berrer,—The Eastern

Chronicle reporta that there is good pros- pect that a butter creamery wiil be ee- tablished in New Glasgow, with a capital stock of $3,000. Already two-thirds of the stock has been subscribed. nlesialiaieeiaion

ExrertatsMent.—A concert and pie social in aid of the R. C. Chapel at China Point will be held in the Chapel on March lst. Ten cents admission will be charged atthe door. Persons with baskets free. Please make a note of this as it is going to be one of theevents of the season. —

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Tue Sraxitery.—The Stanley arrived from Pictou this morning and is now at

her old position in the ice seven miles from Georgetown. A special train is expected to arrive here with the passengers at 3 p. m. today. There is a Jarge quantity of freight waiting shipment at Georgetown, and it is notexpected that the Stanley can leave before Tuesday next, as an effort will be made to take all the freight.

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Grapvated From rue P. E.I.C.C.— Weare pleased to announce that Mr. Lester Cain, ef Bloomfield, Lot 8, after a very snecessin| Business Course at the P. f {, Commercial College has beeu award- ed che diploma of that institution. Mr. Can possesses first class ability as an a ountant, bas been more than ordinarily es» ccessful ip his studies, and will we are ve-nred prove abundantly able to fill anv prition in business circles, to which he wii be eppointed. We wish him the larg~ eset measure Of success

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Natal has just celebrated the 400th enuiversary of ttadiecovery by annexing Zalujand an! Amatongalan4, thus extend- ing its sway over the whole territory from the Umzimkuln R ver almost to Delagoa Bay. [t was on C prietmas day, 1497, that Va-c) de Gama first signted the nhore to which, in honor of the “ume he gave the

name of Natalia.

in bis profession.

matter by evening nail. As to packages, there is no knowing when they can be had. The whole business seems to bein the most abject confusion, and if something is not dove to restore at least the advantages of past years, and they were few and in. ferior enough, we“bave to all make tracks to the Klondike where t'1e energies of our minister “with portfoio” seem to be bent

in giving facilities not enjoyed at home. Can you, sir, let any light in upon this postal muddle ?

ALBERTON,

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REFUTING A SLANDER,

A rural citizen, baving been slandered by one of his brethern in the faith, vents nis feelings in an open letter to the public, as follows :

“Too the Publick, About a Slander- some man, which his name is well known: I forbair too Denounce the sneekin devile as he Deserves, bein a Chrystin, an follerin the Golden Rule though « Free Silver Man in Politiks. But I want to say, if He sed Sister Molly Higgins sed that the Preecber sed that I eed Heethen Missions mout be dam, he is Lier in Prayer Meet- in an edurin’ Ghurch, an I kin whip Him with one Hand tyed behin my back— weekday, or Sunday !”

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The steamer Islander,which left Victorir> B.C., Feb. lst for the north, had nearlv 300 passengers, 80 horses, 250 dogs ard other freight, which took up all the available space. Some of the paeseng: rs were going to Wrarcel, some to Skagway and some to the Yukon district. F try miners from Seattle were in the perty, and many were from California. The next evening the steamer Boscowitz left for Wravgel with sbout forty passe yers. W hen the Islander sailed,there were near- ly athousand people on the do ks to witness her departure. It was her first trip for the season. A Victoria d:spatch of Feb. 8th sy: “An average of » hnnd- | red and fifty men are arriving bere daily te } outfic for the Yukon. F fieen bundred | passengers bound for the Klondyke landed |}in Skagway and Wraugel crammed with perrle going to ile | Klonlyke. Yee terday the Thi-tle left | Vancouver, and wa= followed today by tne Daonbe. Tho Thistle carried a party going im by the Suckiue river.

Diseases often levk in the blood before

| they openly manifestthemeelves. There-

| fsre —_ the blood pure with Hood’s Sar- eaparilia

% aia. bila. ty Tal Ms % % AFLP SES EEREI SSS SPSS SS | BPS as a8 “ a & = “ae “8 “ 7S i sla se ts a5 is iN 43 2% “ae 4 i se ise se 2% a “ & aS 7 as 2 9 GET SATURDAY SNAPS © $ We will give you an opportunity to-merrow, Me ‘ NZ bP (S saturday) to buy our regular “s 43 aati As % GOc Carse’s for 49c, all sizes from (8 to 20 inch. én } Nz ; itt! Wir & f\so another {ittle baauty, - - worth 45¢ fer BBc zs & ay 42 sh a ieea ds Cay “S >> We will also sell you another lire for 20e. as & we.] worth the muney. iS " 3% in Ww ng i a é Ii ierv t 2 $3 Saturday Snaps in -Wool Hostery, | “ . =

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Saturday Snaps in Cashmere Gloves. Snaps in Undervests

Siturday Snavsin one special line of Lidies’ tucked Co tton Kni-kers at 25¢.

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Now is your chance to buy Black Dress Goods, as we intend to make this one of the greatest sacrifices of Dress Goods ever known to the » neople of Prince Edward Island.

Fine Black Serge 30c for 18c, Fine Black Fre ch Serge 35c for 20c, Bashet Cloth worth 38c for 25c, Fine Black Merinc, worth 65c, for 48. Heavy French Twill, 46 inches wide, 85e for x. Black Satin finish, 85c, for 60c. All wool Cashmere, 22c, 28¢ and 38c, Fanck Brocade _ 27c, 35c, and 48c.

We are bound to make you recognize the fact that we carry as nice a line of

BLACK DRESSGOODS

as any store inthe city. We found ont during stock taking that wehad too much Dress Gords so you can make up your mind that we are bound to reduce our stock.

So Gome Quick

Fach and every line of Dress Goods marked in plain figures.

This sale willl be for cash only, Shop open from 8 a. till 6 p, m. each day. Sale to continue un‘il further notice,

PROWSS BROTHERS.

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SL WEL oF Ss SASS HG “se A Kits f Ds TAPP LS ine a pair of Men’s waterproof over Ss ~~ thoes, sizes 8. 11 and 12.

am BA 7Sc buys so pair of Ladies’ “de N Felt Boots foxed with leather, ts bo and plain, sizes 3, 4 and 6.

és Ty $1.00 buys a pair of Ladies’ im ya fine Boots, (job lot) sizes 25 to v7 4 5, regular priee $..35 to $1.60 fs A pair.

$1.25 buvr a pair of Men’s Vongola Boots, suitable for wearing under overshoes. Other limes at equally low prices. See them before buy- ing elsewhere,

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of apples, we can suitpyou bo th in quality and price.

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This trade mark is on every 24 yds of a piece of Eazlish Serge, It is a guarantee of best possible valve for your money. There are imivations, of course, but your safe guard is in the mark, the genu- ine artice only beurs it. Sold by all merchant »:tailors and dry goods houses.

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