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i ip Broxt s weeks ago M M Ad “Tf he Na ha ‘ West S Pe : the Mor

4 f | nt " 4 PI rie@ af ; ce Th = t i sea = al « 11e¢d tO Sa thus i , t stand uv i M Joha D.S f Morel 2 the s r ssessed br | hors Ma let {that Na a} td wea . and 7 Morel I if =a is ats. & pe ' I scales at S487 = il ar 1G] . W eratulate M Sinnot and his icK u = unl advise West S: i ~ re Cc

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g ' nd great thusiasm i

I \ddresses were made bv t ‘ ; ates f veycity, Messer Owen anil Fitzg , and by Senator Howlan, M. P H » fs Peake, and John T. Mellis bags The meeting was adjourne! about haif-pa-t 1 and Mesaers. Owen and Fitz- repaired the Market Hal where the Gov ' ent meeting was progress. When they entered the hall the irg j { serv pres i ar pon " | to speak t eers we 1 ar y Mr f gera Ss arraig ft t; beae a 1" v . ‘ ! and his ' i 4 ressjor mapreecion) = THER s Eas Fk | ' -'] D Humboldt Times p ed J 1, ( ! the f »wing: “Word 2 vesterday tLat Otto ‘ 4 sad successful passed a ca , e Supre e Court, w ' _ pra im any _ M (rreg is a Humtl 4 | law in the office of Ho Fra M this city, and with his Mi p ytad d t [ f t vo Hun ‘ er imitted to the | hire y > i} me Conrt of th ota ‘ 2 ref “) ¢ Hove 18 a } ste Angus Gregor, E«q., of New ‘ nd left ¢ Island some seven y ‘ a We m t hearti px 3 I sim ta : pt yu) - Ars : Ne | ! ' Guardia iv* Mr 0) Savage Island, end a son aim OK had a ry 4 : vt et ‘other dav | e Island : hart sid i Mr {} tot gy to if i hung on toa ba 1 thea : Cal Wr Lark i th n } mre g their | l, ' i s boat f t hem St in time 4 4 D4 and y hat th 5 vho was hang f the barrel, to keep ip , we. t . thd bay peen gone . A gk ha : cast over the piace by the «widen death of Mies Eliza Weeks,

t f do fr. Weeks, E*q., who died may ir : blood poroning, ansed by

a ght cut her finger some five day ’

>

OVIAL, JOLLY,

are patre nizing

-

ally, and why shoukdn’t they

ppy? Th have learned by ex-

a e that solid satiefaction ults

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FUR DEPARTMENT.

We are mor ritical of the goo we sell

If we recommend

any tie i know it mav he relied upon.

Unly a few dave more aml Xmas will be

were, Jf yon buy Fur Goods for your

Xmas presents they cannot fail to please,

expecially if you bay the quality and style

at we Clay

NiW ARRIVALS!

~

Le ather Purses,

(Crochet § ike,

Fur Collars,

Fur Muaffs,

New Kid Gloves, at, oe

BEER BROS. Weather Bulletin.

Toroxro, Dec, 13,10 0 m.

hopping Satchels,

Vvesh winds between northeast

eet: fine and very eold

; and

THE

| our hair picking machine

DAILY EXAM

LITERARY NOTEs.

With the December number of Me ure’s Magazine is beyun its « cond vol vme, and by the character of its

fir ) F ; first volume, of being a magazine, not to

INER

contents | renews the promise, so amply kept in the

; buy and lay by fora day of future refer ence that never comes, but te buy and read—read at once, read without stopping An account by Mr. Arthur Warren of a

visit to

Archdeac

on Farrar, wh interestin 1

embracing g taik bw the

His acquaintance

An hdea¢ on

with Tennyson and other eminent uy ny, : and on We r Abbey, and richly illustrated, pens the number, Professor Henry Drum mond relates the history of the founding

and progress of the Boys’ Brigade, an o1

on his work, stminste

ganization which is making a new earth f v the street arab and other untended and valf-tended boy lhe article of sharpest _ present nterest, perhaps, - a discern i ny aha BV) ps thetic study of the character and eareer of Grovernor William MeKiy ley, by E. Jay Edwards Charl A. Dana, the di+-

nguished editor of the New York Sun, prov des a& parti inv interest ny travel sketch in some es t & journey late}, made to Jerasaler Nearly « very article

iS Copious) but of special

value are &@ group Of nortra.ts of Tennyveon

ind his friend : ny them Nr John Herschel, Rrow: ng, Charles Darwin, and Carlvle reproduced = fria ‘ iron negatives of Mr« Julia M rk ( ne The last of the Si oek Holmes or es ¥ Conan Dovie. ars Arkan as Curt tra story by Ocmve Thanet. ant aon w story f the seen and un-een bw Mre. O pant Jive ' listinet to the fiction of the miitabe In the mov department of “Hitman Docume * wortraits are wv

f the Hf ¢ Whitelaw Reid, Willa U. Stead, and Gove rW un Mchiniey.

ih DOW HOG by Lise prerent tite

“Antheny Kent”

fy Charles St

is the title of aio ster “kes W ayne, Wi i =

ished comniete in the December nu id lales From Town Topies . It

¥Y interesting stury of a stranye lov

the lite Of a young American in

» bw becoming entangled with

ess, brings endless muserv upor

Phe deseriptive scenes of V

, and Paris are

exceptio Vy j in) as th Characters are \ iTuw i e acti the stor y brisk, this new nove! is one that ca al i the attention t the eh Pow Fopies Publishing Co.. 21 West

25rd Street, New York City. a o~

A Handred Ton Magazine Order,

An event in periodical literature, not ‘ wut = #hy nea t to the eveneral 4 wing the growth of the read u i was the receipt on the 9th of N er vv the Cosmopolitan Magazin« i rder given below. A a nele order Mmanews Company fer one hundred : f magazir } Phat 2 aimost ar history of tl ] A lik 4s t b ude by Ss : 4 tHnecans hon rena ) { ; Opol \ Y et \ th and artists in the I> trite in examined, 1€ 18 not *0 ii surprised. [t contains the onls known npublished manuseript of De Maupassant, illustrated by Vierge, perhaps

wan illustrators;

Ost fain of |

sure i's Fair, by

After t i Puul Bourget, John J. ingalls, Wm. Dean Howells, Lyman J. Gage, Arthur Sherburne, Hardv. Mark I wa tobert G nt and others nearly as famous, an 1 nearly tw hu idred lliustra- tion to which the following artists’ cor

Kemble, ull, Attwood, inbart and Rem-

the World’s

tribute in Smith, Harry Fenn, F. O Henckel, Dan Beard, Re ington Think of Fair done bv such Howells, Mark

and

sm

having expensive men as Twain and Pan) Bourget.

sending such artists as Charles 8S

Reinhart to Chieage for a single number of

a magazine to be sold for only 15 cents, or . j 123 eente. - hook pub such a | would not expenses short of $5.00 a 1y [ it not a revolution that

ment upon old methods a re vol the readin

reference is

bv suuscriptior

r, preparing

lare incar these

OOK,

3 “an inm- it.ou ] ublhe ?

of vaal importance to The order t

llows :

which mide reads as fi

* Publisher Cosmopolitan, Dear Sir: Of the 200,006 copies of December number to be sent ue, please send as follows: 172,- 650 « Op.es re gular editio », 273,200 copies R.

R. editio Ye The

American News Compan)

urs respectinity,

BIRTH.

In Portland, Oregon, Dec. 1, the wife of

Henry H. Gordon, of a danghter. MARRIED. At Summerside, Dec. 11th, bv the Rev William Maggs, Duncan Palmer to Amy

Farral!, both of Summersid

At the on the 9th Peter Scott,

danghte r of

residence of inst., by the Rev. J. Mount Stewart, to James Coffin, of

M. Allan,

the same

p ace

USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY, the grea Blood anl NerveRemedy.

LOCAL NOTICES.

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

Messrs. Mo mrvga.in

we & McLeod advertize some

Sin another umn.

teceived to-day, per steamship Stanley, fresh dates and ngs, I y> i

ples, at Sannderson

a few very fine pine ap] & Co.

New stock of Watches, Chains and Brooches fur the Xmas trade at G. H laylor’s.

Very close pri €2 for ensh " i} he jnoted by us for two weeks, on all Xmas goods— | Mark Wright & Co.

HAVE A LOOK

at our Show Windows

you can’t find

and see if something that | sould make a snitable XMAS PRE-ENT for a friend. No old |

goods, Best prices.

JOUNSON’S DRUG STORE.

dec12

Do You Sleep Peacefully ?

In our day people are

| Doctored

Too Much,

take too many powders, and are treated too much as invalids. Instead of being robust and healthy, as they onght to be, many are getting into the condition of a | “sick man, with limbs bandaged and face ) joulticed, a night cap on his head and Beerybedy’s pills in his stomach, always trying some new quack medicine, always on the eve of being cured by some new sanative,” whereas a regular physician would, in’ most such eases, prescribe «“ more exercise, more rest, more sleep.”

Obtain one of our SPRING BEDS, or if the mattress you are sleeping on is lumpy and musty, have it put through

Mark Wright & Co., Ltd

deet2

Read their

orida oranges, and |

You Should See It.

Great Clothing Rooms

3 ./ . | sould be visited by every person.

: - < > } Woo might in the near future re-.

quire a

ESoy.

tiundreds of people have visit-

ed it. and they have found it paid HALF PRICE TO-NIGHT THREE

therm.

rer i he mfr

is good, the rooims light, the prices THIS WEEK.

é

xX

IW

ON eee eee

PROWSE BROS’.

large, the quality

right, the treatment you get the

best, deem

have

and PROWSE

itt a favor

'f you eall

and

a look through, even if you

don’t want to buy.

KReefers for Boys, Reefers for

Youths, Overcoats for Boys, Over.

coats

for

Youths,

Men, Reefers for Séen, Odd Pants STAR TAILOR’S establishment.

Oe | ’

Overcoats

Odd Vests, Wonderfa! Goods for Wonderful Low Prices.

PROWSE BROTHERS,

rece eeeemmes anes (x) — ican = coun atease

The Wonderful Cheap Men.

Charlottatown, November 21,

the bride’s father,

Adeline, |

1893,

& Wise Economy

is that which insists upon good quality.

Surely

there is a difference between “cheap” goods and

goods that are cheap.

We are pleased to inform

our patrons in Town and Country that our Fall Stock of good things for Christmas trade has been

completed

and

Waiting

your inspection. Table

Raisins (Dehesa and Connoisseur Clusters), Cooking Raisins (Valencia Layers and fine off stock), New Currants, Candied Citron, Lemon and Orange Peels, Choice Flavoring Extracts, Spices, Shelled Almonds, Shredded Cocoanut—in fact everything likely to be used for Xmas baking.

If you want to enjoy the full purchasing power of your dollar call on us.

SANDERSON & CO.,

Newson Block, Victoria Row.

Charlottetown, November 29, 1893—w w f & Ww ky

Go to Beer

&

«&

&

Xmas Supplies.

Goff's

Goff’s

r

(for

for "| for

for ‘for for for fi yr ‘for for for for for for for for

Large, Juicy Raisins.

nice, clean Currants.

fresh Candied Peels.

extra strong Flavorings. pure, unadulterated Spices. fine Pastry Flour,

cheap Cooking Figs. English Mince Meat.

pure Honey in the Comb. cheap, pure Candy.

Fruits of all kinds. Confectionery, } & 1 Ib. bxs.

Christie’s Fresh Biscuits. English Pickles and Sauces. Shelled Walnuts and Almonds, all kinds of Xmas Groceries.

Charlottetown, December 8, 1893—m w f

iSi8O8. wil)

} | j We are closing out the balance of our FURS at

SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES!

BARGAIN, see the goods and get our prices.

MOORE & McLEOD,

io Perkins &

If vou want a

Successors Sterns.

C harlotietown, December 13, 1893--m w f

“uit for themselves or the =

3,000 Pairs

— WILL BE SOLD AT

eeeiintg A iesenine

of Sample Boots and Shoe:

b,

WEDNESDAY, DEVEMBER i:

J.M. MeLEOD & CO'S., QUEEN ST.

P. §-—-Owing to the biz

deelI

pnesORY-?

xy “13 a Aig p (89%

TO-NIGHT the first Patriarchs’ Ball of the season takes place in New York City. Thi

only Ward McAllister is the guiding genius of the affair, and Whitelaw Reid and J. Hooke:

| Hammersley have been appointed to fill the vacancies left by Chas. H. Berryman and Smit! Clift. one of the great social events of America.

Great social events are of interest to a particular few, but only as dust on the balance

| right and sold right is our mission That

wonders

with your widely circ. aied

} per, We consider that we

have das,.e in the pas

. (making due one at least promises you to do better for your money and for nothing else.

|mise you better bargains than can possibly be secured when you want credit. We have bee:

tush Saturday. we have decided to continue the above sale

Forty-eight well-known Gothamites comprise the list of Patriarehs, and this ball is

bought |

is at THE |

allowance for our philanthropic inclinations), but the time has arrived when |

We will pro-

laboring hard to help others in the past, but now we propose to help ourselves, believing that

'a fair exchange of products is the only safe way to carry on business; and for future time we

will give each buyef universal advantage over those whom we have to book. thereby eatail ing probable loss and unavoidable expenses. Cash buyers, great bargains.

Charlottetown, December 13, 1893.

CHRISTMAS, 1893.

—— —-- ——- —(x )—— — ——- --—

T have the best I'ne of

{ WHEN BUYING YOUR

CUTLERY XMAS PRESENTS, °

| } } | |

acini BE SENSIBLE AND

“At the Lowest Prices Try Something Useful to All, on the Island,

icp: sacen ——o SAD IRONS,

CARVERS, casts 4

In Plush and Leather Cases.

SUCTI AS a ads

Ever Shown on the Island.

80 SET.

Royal Canadian

Complete Sets of Spoons and Forks in Plush Boxes: at 43.00 EACH, AT

W. E. DAWSON'S. W. E. DAWSON'S W.

Charlottetown, December 6, 1893—m w f

—At—

DAWSON’S

Tt

as

for Grand Xmas Show.

\ (x)

Preparation

THE BAZAAR

ae a eon —_——_ —_+(x)— —

We are making a big “MARK DOWN” Besides our enormous stock of NEW | In onr Bankrupt Stock will be fonnd on all our Toys, volle, Magic Lanterns, GOODS in every line—bought expressly | an endless variety of CUPS and

for the Holiday Trade—we have secured an immense BANKRUPT STOCK, which we will sell at prices that will surprise the sharpest bargain hunter.

|\CERS. These are “ Import” Goods,

bought entirely from foreign markets

Vwlins and Accordeons.

We have $2,000 worth of Malleable Iron Toys that are a little too expensive for the trade. ‘I'hese we are going to sell at Half Price.

Our ALBUMS and PLUSH GOODS PICTURE FRAMING is receiving our this season will be exceptionally fine, no careful attention, and a big stock of pains having. been spared to secure A 1 MOULDINGS is just being opened. stock.

We are making preparations for one of the Grandest Shows of XMAS and HOLI- yanienre Sets, Cuff and Collar Boxes, DAY GOODS ever made in Charlottetown. Gjoye and Handkerchief Boxes, an im-

Our Bays’ and Girls’ Own Annuals,’ mense show will be given.

Leisure and Sunday Hours, Toy Books, | Christmas Magazines, etc., are daily ar- | iving.

BAZAAR

Charlottetown, November 29, 1893—im w f

Wholesale Custom and thus whe h there

rs should call early, :

eave the confusion of baying

is a rash

In Purges, Satchels, Dressing Cases, 2 If good goods, low

attention will going to do the XMAS TRADE in our

For VIOLINS and ACCORDEONS we defy co.apetition.

line this year.

TI Have the Finest Line

SCISSORS,

secure it for us, we ar]

PLUSH & LEATHER CASES, MISS MARY DOULL,

Clothes Wringers, UNS, Rifles & Revolvers

WANTED—A_ housekeeper (middle-aged), | to take charge ofa farm house near the city. | Easy occupation. Must have good references.

e | Apply at Toe EXAMINER office,

SAU-] PALMER. }

| Davies’ Drag Store, Victoria Row.

; ;

prices and careful | Riehmond

|

this office,

iS1)33,

CRAND Literary & Musical Evening

-—ANT

Sovg and Lecture Recital.

ROSA D’ERINA,

tbe Renowned Prima Donna of frelandd oealist and Pianist by Special Ap- onimentto H.R. the Princess le

Of Wales, assisted by

WE. G. RR. VONTOM,

ie Distinguished Tenor and Humorist,

At the Lyceum, Charlottetown,

—--——() N —---—

Wednesday & Thorsday Evenings, December 2th and 2ist

oeclock.

Doors Open at 7 Commence at &.

Admission, $5

"ents, decll—lw eod then dy

Reserved Seais 35c,

FRIENDS

| You Meet in Our Stock.

Quality, Quantity, Price

We keep everything a first-

class Clothing Store should

keep, We not only sell at moderaie prices, but fill and

deliver orders promptly and carefully.

luspection of our Overcoats.

Ulsters.

Reefers and Suits will convinces vou Wwe are fully up ‘i the people of

» Aso Wilts

Island,

Give us a eall.

. McKay Woolen Co.

‘comparison with the great army who are interested in buying Clothing; and to buy them for right is the word with buyer and seller, and to inform the nlie of where they are

Charlottetown, Nov. ‘7. 1893.

Coal! Coal!

| Now landing at No. 2 Wharf from Schooner Alma:

i () Tons 4cadia Nut Coal,

j 2) Tons Best Acadia Round Ceal.

To arrive per Schooner Mary B:

}

6) tons Rest Acadia Fresh Round Coal. PEAKE BROS, & CO.

| MASS EDITH GALLANT, Farhiovable Dressmaker,

LATE OF BOSTON, MASS.

First-class work and perfect fit guaranteed | at reasonable prices.

| RESLDENCE--Dorchester Street, between |} Great George and Prince Streets,

+ derll—2i pd

; — ’ as en ’ ene TO LET. | seid | One-half of the Brick House on Upper Queen Street, containing nine large roome, Possession about the middle cf November. i Apply at the office of

A. HORNE & CO. : octi24—tf

COAL.

Arrived To-day, per Steamer Albert : :

lec 9—~lw

STUDIO, STAMPER BLOCK.

Instructions given in the various branch , es of Drawing and Painting. nov29—2m eod

NOTICE. |

Any person or persons having claims | against Black Diamond steamers Bona- | vista and Coban, for the past season, will | please present same for adjustment at our } office before 12th inst. | PEAKE BROS. & CO.,

Agents.

1 docs i

| Wanis, Lost, Found,&e

| Advertisements under this heading charged i five cents per line,

FOUND—A small sum of money. Owner can obtain the same on proving property and app'y ing to KR. F. MApDIGAN, Charlottetown.

' dee 15—2i

deel?

TO LET—Two Cottages in the rear of Mr John Longworth’s residence. Apply to A. J bi—decd

. o apn ware cent | or er ed FOUND—A pair of spectacles, Apply at dees

'O LET—A small tenement adjoining the Ferry Store, Lower Prince Street.~D. CHAr- vELL. 2i—decs

Apply at Hotel

doact

LOST—A bunch of keys. Davies,

sothiiaieaneniaeainias eects, DON’T FAIL to take advantage of the great discount sate of Millinery at Mrs. R. Youna's, ' Street, opposite Hillsborough Sqprare, lw—dec7

FOUND.—A Chubb Lock Key. Apply at dec4

_ MARE FOR SALE —Six years old. Chea for Casa or approved joint note,—GRORGE i. TOoMBs, lm eod—dee4

‘COMPANY, OLD DIAMOND BOOKSTORE, c-o--—

ther need apply) for our Dry Goods Store.— - B. MACDONALD & Co. iw d&w- -noyso HOUSE TO LE?.—Consaining five eo! stabling attached, on Richmond Street est. Apply onthe premises to NICHOLAS MURPHY. tan. fri ta pad—now2s

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