TE DAILY EXAMINER, CUARLOTTETOWN, JANUARY 24, 1899

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JANUARY 24. 1899. | animals, well fed and bedded, contains Thaw’s the true pathos and sublime

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| ARY | pepe Then gently scan sous hes er man onian Ciub. SURNS, ANNIVERS ees ee : en ge a ler man, —— () l] 0cke . | THE BUR be ip Nitros Phosphor- Potash Sull gevtler sister woman, : pe oo i | : | fomornrow marke the birthday of one | gen ic Acid Though ther may gang a kennin wrang, Under the Distinguishe | Patronage of Bis | ’ ! lOoMORR a Th eet ‘ a Perct. Perct. Perct. To step aside is human. Honor Lieut Govenor Howlan, at tie | Wil! nier two Meisal wea ’ of the IDPDCr air, oOug } g | :

| PeeOR i ss ccs dented. 0.768 0391 0591 —octee

} ; - re ; } | . . . . ‘ = simple pio ighnman and gauger, witheu | Clete 0 197 0.172 0.532 “ And then there’s something in her gait, OP Hj R A H O SB | she adeantense of learning or the society of | Dies i. ee 0 890 (0.320 Gare ony dress look weel.” j y | those who were learned, the name and | Cows........... 0426 0 290 0 440 cae ss an | i ] 25 | fame of Robert Burns will die only when | Horees........ 0490 0 260 0.480 | “A virtuous populace may rise the while, bn ; 4 1

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giish | ratu i The relative values per ton - oF tne much-loved isle, : . re sear ‘ nb ar ug tie lations, The “¢ ark mae . i didi te ea far: awit } > aei a PRGGRAMME, | ae 's bre” ' , 1 + ho a iNeed wi cic ct Then let us pray that come what may PART I JANUARY 24th., » nature’a fire nick e \OBBeCREE ( i t : ' Ae ia 2o © : sn leiee 1e . +a! é — _ | sal | | whieh o : : | lown as follows: sheep, $330; calves, As come it will for a’ that— 1. Overture —Scotland for FEver...... ! ee er ee ee : | $4.18; pigs, $3.29 5 cows, $2.02 ; horser, | phat sense and worth o’er a’ the earth teeesenee vasa stersrens servasees Chest ST, JOHN, VS. VICTORIAS i } » T' sands | ; , ’ ong : ! { | lumines the literary world. Thou _— &? 91. May bear the gree and a’ that.” 2. Quartette—Angus McDon ld. eet Miss . | upon thousands men and women,—wil r ; Collings & Webster, Messrs Newson & | ee > ; Thoug! ta large asset on the ordivary . 731; (omorrow, honor the memory of Burnsand | Though nota large asset on the ordivary |), pleasures are like poppies spread, — Coll'nge i at JANUAR sing orlsten to those songs of bis which | farm, povltry manure is so rich that 1 You seize the flower, its bloom is shed!{ 3. Highland Dance. - Miss Beatrice i See ARY 25th., ; ae ' ? weil merits more attention than it now | Or like the snowfa!l in the river 4, a . Picture......1 Mr. touch the heart. : . ; ’ shite > atifield. aad nek d eo'id A moment white —then melts forever. ® F OHN V§ receives. Ags an the li | af and | 0 i 5. Vocal Solo. ......000-.Miss Amy Earle | t ' ' i excreta are voided togetner, the result ia a ar ; ; * Reoi . 3 : Mise Fo. | TRADERS ! iy My hears in the Highlands, my heartis| 6. Recitation—( ATTIC). veeses ME ° x. : : os sas LIBERAL FREE masure containing large percentages of ay not here, ’ ro McKenzie Admission 25: Reserved Seats ——————- . . ; s r , " “ a si ae i ? - ‘alla = 5 e Mes-rs. Semlin and Martin, leaders of | nitrogeo, phosphoric acidand potash. An | My heart’s in the Highlands a Chasing the} /. Vocal BO dics cocsmdne Me, COTee | Bde. ( allery 50c, } tof British Columbia, are} analysis and valu per too of poultry : deer ; 8. Oration—(Burns’...... Rev. A. McLeau A begweits plan at A pothecaries the Government of TILISD Oil ith, naliysis aiue 2 i 2 ; : 3 + i fi : : 8 : ee : Chasing the wild deer and following the | Sinclair Hall, Victoria Row and A. W. . Free Traders ; : ‘ e, and be long fo | manure shows: roe, . 9. Medley—Songs of Scotland. Orchestra diss. mei “68 the party of Laurier, Tarte, Davies and} water per cent. 560 My heart’s in the Higlands wherever I go. PART ll. sit a i ae Company. Recently they leg slated tw! Nitr. a es és ‘8 to20 | Farewell to the Highlands, farewell to the | 19. Dance,... — by Miss H. Mac- he ee ; 9 ric aci 66 5 2°0 srih! onald. | , Following | Of their followers out of the courts into tha | Phosphoric acid..... > 0 , DOF Pees a. We have selected the follow we . said NI they are engaged re i. chien ‘Sto “9 | The birthplace of valour, the country of | Ll. Violin Solo—Blve Bells of Scotland. i] “nositively t) vreatest va | egisiature. Now they are — on a Valek fem. $5.00 to $8.50 worth ; or ee oun | nes ever Offered in :] ity which are Dill to legislate other Car soa se of The- composition of the manure will | Wherever I wander, wherever I rove, 12. Vocal Solo =e to Me the O ong TORONTO, CANADA typical of the matchless bargains that | British Columbia by placing legal disa- a. The hills of the Highlands forever I love. . , Mrs. Byrne ae | eens nhgiicgnny +] soe ; t r | biliti them and nullifying contracts depen! largely onthe character of the a — 13. Recitation........ Miss Enied McLean ~— revali tarougnou everyone OF OUP! Diities upon them anc siiTy ‘ S| z. . . . " ‘ . . > y : ° Sa b denartunen ts : le with them, as if they were Chinese | £204: thus, that from hens fed with green Mo 14. Clarionet Solo. ...... Prof H. Watts The Leading Newspaper of eee one ee a ee oe eS and a mixture of grain will be more 15. Vocal Solo - Jeesie the Flower of Duv« ae head them all; each and every item or other aliens. Of course the bill is ar ee a Se * U iC paiees sus Miss Collings. The Dominion. ‘Sa rare bargain. tra vires and will not be sanctioned by Va'ua.e than that from those fed with 16. Fantasia— Coming Thio. The Rve...... women | adiaa corn exclusively. Hen manure eae soharesee tacienecsiuiaialliiads : ’ the Governor-General, But what wun- | l oe ne : ‘ wy? agi ed. oie Orch rr Pease Pillow ( asecs ; - . it 's further stated quickly ferments aud 17. Duet—O, Wat Ye Whas in Yon 7 derfal Free Traders our Liberal Free a ich of i itrogen if not Town.......Miss Amy Earle and Mr, Has over 12/09 more regular cirey. Trad re~aren’t they = Ee ae, nee ee gee a * Chas. Barle ~—ation EVESY DAY than it hadin ig W yy i. sik 1 . fo , on Wl ite Tra. ers are ’ y. a d i I t t Li d ‘ j . ’ . ‘ | —and neariy 1.000 more than one veer ell made, ready r use, il Se 8 rved with absorbente. Ime and wnoc i Nn iO n 18. Recitation cesses voveee Mise Lefurgey } —ago cotton pillow ases, S} * 20 36, BARN-YARD MANURE aines should not be used for th’‘s pur- 19. Vocal Solo—I Lee thee Annie... Mr. IT GROWS BECAUSE IT PLEASES spe ial Crice I? ¢. Fine white cot p se. Dry loam or muck, moss litter Charles Farle. IT HAS ALL THE NEW ; , in ete Ses ae . ‘ mn : : EVERY DAY. ton ng CAS _— 36-20, “er ‘ i la i from peat bogs, road dust, are all useful is 20. ae ime tai price 1 Yc, ute cotton pl- HERE has lalely D issuer - , | —Ls— ez 3 a . ‘ absorbents for the floor of the ultry ci 3 mat low cases ani shams combined Experimeata! Farm, at Ottawa, a valuable ee . oa con re Ses Che Saturday Illustrated uae . 266 Ouse. rof. Vinnicombe; Piper Mr Peter Fergu- ‘ith !ts 24 or 48 pages every Saturday, ith # ies 4 . size 96.9% y 8 Of ex : £ ; With Its 2 pages. y oa In h ' = size 20-24 | pamphlet setting forth oe pre 0 Professor Shutt gives the results of hig THAT son. iliustraved ee ae ee ‘ete Special price “Vc per pair. i in respec arn~yard manure ; ! ; tures--Short Storles and Sketehy Artie. pecial price e per | perimente in reepect to barn-} : » ft a\seetitons regarding the preservation, Tickets and plans at Dedds and Raokins | besides having the cu-rent news of the gap ‘ : by Frank G. Shutt,M. A. This pampb- re hi 5 Drug Stores on Monday 23 inst, at 10 has become & strong rival to the best Sheetings let should be obtained and carefully etadi Application and rottiog of manure, his ‘ o’clock a. m magazines, s e obtain - : ; ; -™m, ss S 0 oul in thie agridultera; | "0 important conclusions being (1) that Reserved Seats 35c. Unreserved 25c. ve 19:CaNaba’s e every farmer ; : : sRRATEST BE Special value al] this month ja * ; the clrief losses take place chiefly during Doors open 730. Concert at 8 sharp. GREATEST NEWSPAPER, : : ard province. The general conclusions arriv- ° J. A. McDONALD You can have THE GLOBE every dupes : household she=tings, 72 in. gray the first three months of rotting, (2) that A. i ; cal 1 G : 7 oo” | ed at by Mr. Shutt are as follows : ; ; tL yo Sec’y of Committe | the SATURDAY ILLUSTRATED for shout the sheeting, regular 15c sale 10¢. ; : about 10 per cent more organic matter is same price ax you have 10 pay for many of ' 72 in. white sheeting, reguiar 20c 1. That the manures, both solid and de-troyed in “exposed” than in “protect- hn ye the smaller dailies, ale 16 . liquid, of various farm avimals differ in - ; | : The WEEKLY GLOBE sale 1 6c, bat is, in the proportions of nitrox | ed” manure, (3) that nearly twice as much YE A uction Sale eee oe ae Se prea itro f the “exposed” Has bad several new features added, hu ‘; g t W t geo, phosphoric acid and potash they con- } nitrogen escapes from e xpo an nat bed o¢ tre week (novel bee : ‘“ ‘ ” te . ° : 3 t ‘rs ir close touc ' Orse aiSts —— That food ts the most important fac as from the ene mae I w lisell by public auction in front o saa ot tee. weed, and mo-e especially ou! : . 1a 00 18 ™m ~ 4 t} t Ww j e the h L 2, ‘ . ’ I ; os ure. 28 the Law Courts Bulding, in Charlotte | own couvtry ies” i tor indetermining the valee of one h ' bh : acid and tash remain town, on TUESDAY Xs 3lst day o Ladies’ corset covers, close fitting manure, the richer the food, the richer the | P80Sphoric ac - > gh ioe Subscription rates snd fell pasa well finished special price 17e “ The quantity voided aleo ie | piactically constant throughout in the pro-~ 1s the Best JANUARY NEXT, at 12 o’clock nOOD | be had at the office of this paper, any per otal the ' : esac” tg i y } t of 1 1 the dwelling house, shop avd builfing | dealer or post master, or send direct to sadies corse covers neatly made largely —, upon 4 1e ae Of | tected manure, the losses of these e ements, with four acres of Jand connected there- THE GLOBE, trimmed with embrcidery, special | food ae anc wae an iA especially of the potash, are very cons id- SALE e NOW i ON with, situate on the west side of the Ruat- To RoNTO, Canada price 2le, S. That the manure of matar *| erable from the exposed manure. As an ico Road, Lot 24, about 10 miles from | —— —— other things being equal, is richer than si

has broken down or decomposed the litter,

Terms, 25% dows,and balance in ten 50 pi ‘i etc., makes greater draft upon their food | 144 converted the nitrogegous matter into EMBROIDERIES . ; 00 pieces of Fine Cambric and than fattening stock or those which are

; ; Charlottetown, row ip possession of Peter TL: \ . . d wing stock. offset against these losses, fermentation : a ; re al . | WwW hite Ep ibroideries oo Ticats oreheting milk, wool, ENDS OF...... Martin as my tenant. Sale ay SBBRAGE SS HIS ; : "| days from sais. For furti.er particulara ty Lawn Embroideries opened to-| mature and at rest or working. The | Substances that more readly form humus PRINT -onren ie, oe 2 A Cele rate :

: ° : : = Joy cy 7. % bh . day, for this sale. Width from 1 | manure of the former will not, conseqnent- | in the svil, bas increased somewhat the DRESS oops Charlottetow 1 .

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to 10 inches, special prices from | ly, be as rich as that of the Jutter. ava lability of the phosphoric acid and in SILKS time above ‘ae, a he PREMISES, ia le per yard D. 5. We have else learnt tbat of the nitrogen | all probability the number of the weed LACES instead of in Charlottetown. S

phosphoric acid and potash in the food, seeds that might be present. ere ALBERT SMITA,

supplied, by far the greater part (probably + tees ee ee One tableful of Cotton! Dec 31—dyli w4i Wineloe Road | S$ ()

Counte rpa nes as a rule, about 80 per cent) is returned ! R t 2 d half} = Pmnmemnain © iS

in the excrement. Further, that both in j — So Premier Farquharson has gone emnan 8, many unaer a a “ 35 whice counterpanes vought for { nitrogen and potash, urine is much richer /( to the Credit Foncier to borrow money | price. Sil V 67 Y ate, the att this special sale. One of the | than the solid excrement,but the latter | for the puli’c to pay interest op. Neither See our Print Cotton oun- oF Fie OAT

: “0 actically all the phosphoric | the Premier nor the Patriot has denied greatest values ever offered, spec- a eee —s

) price 69 ; acid excreed. The greater value of the | the current report, to which we called| ter. Prints worth up to 14c. O kz lal price 69c each, a 8

° wi On account of the Epidemic

; ty a8 | ~ j ' its i } ¢ “> F e . | Sects Sas castian. eared. en | hae SNOTHER STARTER— F sioag faily pets, we ha Pillow Cotton fact points to the advisability of useing a ° Cotton Print good wide quality yas rae Ls placed the above book on our sufficiency of litter or absorbents in the | “A spell that shall for ever last, : fast colors neat patterns ts 8 nice light sweet cake i iy sounters.— Advice free %% ll aa stable, &c., so that the eolid and liquid ex- To bind the present to the past. r h ae ’ It is msde every day at our oF counters,— Advice free ™&% Circular pillow cloth, full 40 in | creta may be applied together to the soil, { —Buroe’ Concert, Friday, 27th. wort up to 15c for 1;000 pat- bakery, Price .

wide, special price 12c per yard . terns. is Circular pillow cloth, full 42 in.

| | PSipengiiaiie a= —— 160 PER LB...... 3 wide, good weight, special price VW RI GHTS MA KE Is R iGH -t | Telephone 98. ; Sy H |

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SEE ES LST LS 45> LS LS LSA ET 450 5 OE oe OE

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Ladies’ whit« cotton night dresses high neck with dainty lace edge

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7 “ ing, special } rice {Se each. eee ee OS gs ees eae ee eee Pees eee s —— a : Ladies’ nightdresses of fine white wr < cotton and trimmed with embroid _ : : ery. Specia price &5e each, Ei ae § i

®rint Cotton aa 1000 yards of fine English prints fast colors, pretty patterns, regu s lar 14e gooc's, special price 8c yd ‘ 1 ; owels’ : We are closing out the balance: of our stock, befor: cleariag aid repainting our store, an! at SOU pero Yinka tewidh. ula BASE FOR all th e balance of stock of gocds in the st. rz at che time of the tire must be closed out

OFFT ES Mens all wool Ulsters $2.75, Mens suits $12.00 now $6.50. Mens suits $7.50 now $39! bi

price 2 for “5c.

vr Mens sing'e coat $5.00 now $2'00, 75 chi'd ens suits half price. Mens underclothing $1 inens SCHOOLS + . £ 4 . : Pp . > of aan per suit new 95c, All grades of undervlothiag at clcs'ne out prices. When buying linens, dont for- OK HOUSE, & 8 = p

get thet we are headquarters for be best value, the largest variety tnd the lov est prices,

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Great baryains in remnants of white cotton, prints, flannelette, dress good, silks. ete,

Perdis & f

UNNYSIDE, W RIGHTS PRICES are RIGHT

Mark Wrih! & Oo. Bocts & Shoes

At closing out prices. Mens Waterproof over: hoe : sizes 6, 7 a d 8 regular price $1.7 — ! < $1.06. Womens overshoes size»3, 4, 5,$1,60 now £0:. Mens rubvers 45e Boys Hock) boots $1.00 Low $1.35. Mens Hockey boots $2.40 ro v $1.65.

Come at once before what you want is gone ‘o,

J. B. MACDONALD & C'S)

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