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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 2, «900

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| 27 ¢ | i ‘ h is tively new: extends ) P i yn second to none a ‘ +* ’ intea ) e dent 20 ayieriigt ev » is afforded in | a 8 , ae ais se oe \ S I LNnty j lais, Lue Li XG UISLU : . h } rangvgemen yt ich, 3 ifh ie tly assures toat | ent valis throughout. re. d hats and bonnets are (not copied millinery ) cr. ‘ > % ‘fT v ; > . “r ‘ 3 tions ot natures highest aift ORIGINAL ARTISTIC TALENT the result of which cannct b2 obtained in any copy ena? a mica I ‘ sa Ve : iii ¥ ,

ye accomplished by our milliner

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and Other Hens,

Fine. —Yesterday afternoon the house

of Mr. William McNeill, Tignish, was totally destroyed by fire. Very little was saved. ‘ihe cause of the fire is unknowbde } ocliatiiin dieses swuG Sum.—The gross receipts of the | | J of the Croas Minstrel show are leisy en \ rdedueting exper the ¢ ruments. ea ‘ Y LYO nixtur ) nts | DAaCK ay | per 25 ¢ o.- Car cneseenaisiigpeacale i ) ww (LT - i Martin will iate 4 ny work in Bors | siioned for iwo Vi il Vlil be uresse i Dn 1e Bermuda. As this ne of great interest it would t f 108se COmting to lo 80 os collection at the door. ee GARRISON ARTILLERY.—T he officer com. manding the 4th Regt. C. A has re ceived acheque from the Treasurer of the Dominion Artillery Association for $80, being for prizes won by members of this Regt. last year at Quebec for short course efficiency certificates. Consider-

whojbesides being an acknowledged artist in her line has an mmense range of Tips, Chiffons, Lic2s, Buckles, etc,, to select rom and will meet the requirements of all in point of price. ‘Customers both old and new will receive every attention]in ier departme at’ at

MATTHEW & MCLEANS

Souris, P. E, 1

LOST MOTION.

When your chain slackens every

sprock:t, you experience lost motion.

“Ti is hard on you. It is hard en the wheel.

If it were not for “lost motion” you could ride 100 miles on your wheel easier than 80 now.

COLUMBIA CHAINLESS $85

bevel-gar yicyeles has no lest naotion- pedals rea ‘hes the whe2l instantly.

The years run easy. There is no “lost motion.”’ ride 100 miles with the ease of riding 80.

Every Golumbia Chainless Wheel has the local guarantee.

Bet th gue.

MARK WRIGHT & C.

revolution of your

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High Grade Emelish Fertilizers

Like all goods of English manufacture ARE THE BEST, IN THE WORLD, The) are true to name, always RELIABLE and during the 10 yeorsin us? here have NEVER FAILED TO GIVE SATISFAC- TORY RESULTS Our most progressiv2 farmers are using larger quantities every year with paying results, They are applic- able to all crops, on all soils, with or without stable manure, and are THE Ci1EAPEST FERTILIZERS ON THE MARKET.

“The World’s best by every test.”

Auld Bros

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Boots and Shoes arriving daily. Something neat that will wear to the best satisfaction and can be sold with in the reach of all for the least money at,

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ing that there are only five prizes given each year for garrison cerifica'es and that the 4th Regt. secured all five against the rest of the Dominion, we consider the work extremely creditable. The prize winners are as follows: Sergt Hurdis McLean, No 2 Co., (now in South Atrica) $25; Gunner R Donanoe, No 3 Co, $20; Gunner C O McDonaid, No 3 Co, $15; Gunner G Thistle, No 4 Co, $12: Gunner E Ledwill, No 3 Co, $8.

SUPREME COURT,

Before the Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Fitzgerald.

Khabell Sharbell vs. Peter J. Solo- man. The Chief Justice and Mr. Justice Fitzgerald gave judgment this morning ordering the defendan'’s im- trom Prince County jail. It was an application for a writ of Habeas Corpus on behait of the defendant who bas been a prisoner ip Prince County jail siuce March last. The facts and circumstuncesr:-lating to the defendant’s imprisonment are rather complicated, but it appears that defendant was arre:ted uuder a capias issued outof the County

Court of Prince County for under $32 and instead of being taken

immediately before a Justice of the Peace nearest to the plaintiff and

days and then taken before Leonard Morris and Joceph Murphy, justices at Summer-~ side, who tried the case and Morrie issued an execution which detained defendant in jail. Neither Morris nor Murphy was the nearest jutic? to the plaintiff. There were a lJarge number of legal ques- tions argued yeetirday when judgment was reserved until this morning. The Court beld that defendant was illegally imprisoned from the first and ordered his discharge forthwith, that he should never have been imprisuned on the capias, that the magistrates at Summerside bad no jurisdiction to try the case, that their proceedings were not only irregular but void and that the execution issued by Morris was also absolutely void. Morson, Q. C., for the plaintiff Sharbell ; Stewart, Q. C., for the defendant Soloman.

Mr. James D. Hyndman was called to

Mr. McLean, QC.

James Bradley vs. Henry B. Smith. Action of trespass tried Jast Hilary term before Mr. Juetice Fitzgerald without a jury when judgment was reserved.

Mr. Justice Fitzgerald this morning gave judgment for the defendant.

Upon motion of Mr. Moreon, Q. C., for the plaintiff the new trial was extended until next term,

The Court adjourned sine die.

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

should attract a large audience especially

is &@ most interesting one,

Mondey evening.

the timbers and planksof “The South- port” ‘“‘must be very rotten,” as the vessel is «6pearly thirty years old, and “the timbers were partly rotten when she was planked.” The Government ought to reassure the people by having am inspec~ tion.

disgraceful fact when it says: “The plebiecite was a great political bumbug, and it was se intended by Sir Wilfrid and his colleagues, who have no intention whatever of passing a probibitory law. They gave the temperance people of Canada to understand that they would give effect to the voice of the peoole, as recorded at the polls, The peopl bave a decided majority in favor of probibi-~ tion, but ‘the government going back on

their promises have ignored and disre-~ garded their own solemn pledges, and have batrayed and outraged the prohibi- tionists ofthe Bominion.” The Guardian

}and some others are striving to induce

temperance mem to forgive those who so deceived them. But earnest temperance men, say “vote the deceivers down.”

the baron his p-tition and on motion of

time for moving for a

—A lecture by Rev. Dr. Morrison,

a8 the subject ( The Indiana of America) The learned gentleman lectures before the Natural History and Antiquarian Society next

—Public confidence in our Government @@ | ferry steamers will not be restored until

a thorough inspection of them has been made, We have a letter in which the writer states that

-——-The Summerside Journal relates a

tried he was | committed to jail and kept there for some }

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Lace Curtains

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‘Did you think you eould buy us out last -veek? We believe you tried, for there was never sueh a busy Lace Curtain time as last week,

There'll be lots of house cleaning done this week. If your curtains are at all shabby it wen’t pay you to spend much on repairs, Come to “My Store” this week and you'll get such bargains in lace curtains as you never got before. Every price from 19 cents up, Sixty-three patterns to cheose from, If it is

too early to buy we'll put them

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aside for you,

Hluet, Mel.

Store That Civs &uray Goods Free

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IN ORDER TO REDEGE OER PRESENT STOCK OF CROCKERY GLASSWARE, GROC ERIES, ENAMELED WARR, ETC.

For 3@ days we will give free an Enameled Tea Pot or Coffee Pet with every purchase of one dellar. Yea check givea with our tea and coffee, alse.

P. MONAG' "AN, Upper Quosn Sir_

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HATS AND UAPS

MEN'S AND BOYS’

OUR NEW STOCK OPENING.

TI. J. Harris,

London House

TILL ON HAND

+ {3wofeu finest overc>atings and suiting J in'Scotch we of Kugland and (.*rman manufacture—at very fine prices to the ba ance ef .ae season. :

Allucw fresh goods this sexson.

~ JOHN MLEOD & GO

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i other articies. Finder at this office or James Mile House.

LOST. taining ladies coat a will please leave McQuaid’s, Nine

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On St Petcrs Road,

ieecemyimaiiniisibaeelieitieala inc 0 SHOOTING TUB AND DECOYS.—Founda drifting in Northumberland Sruaits SPpt to John A McRae, Nine Mile Greek, — Psy

WANTED.—Smart boy as apprentice,

Apply at THE EXAMINER Office.

COTTAGE #OR SALE.—On Bayfield St Apply to Mrs alexander McPherson. cor of Queen and Bayfield St, 1 week GIRLS WANTED.—To learn drese-makin Apply to Miss Barrett, at Sentner & McLeod,

WANTED.—A smart steady hoy about 15 or 16 years of age, who uuderstands looxi after horses and cow, and can make himse generally useful about a house, Apply at this office

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TO LET.—Both sides ofa new two tene. ment house in Brighton, each containi three large rooms and paatry downstairs, a six rooms upstairs. Good cellars and j yards besides small lawr in front. Rents very low. Apvly to R L Cotton at Tag EXAMINER Office. 2 weeks eod, WANETED atonce three bright girls te learn the millinery. APPLY to Miss Mur naghan,—Sentner McLeod Co,

WANTED at once a sinart parcel boy wet recomended.—Sentner McLeod.

WANTED.-..A general servant, Apply te Mrs James Simpson, Rochford Street,

WANTED aT ONCE.—Correspondent in every town to act as my Correspondent. Big money, In writing state your present ocen- pation, Correspondence confidential. WH Draper, 1132 Broadway, New York, N Y,

PASTURE LOTS.--To let a4 acre loton Spring Park Road, olso3 acreson Brighton ; road. Apply to Peake Bros & Co tf

| FOR SALE.—Desirable residence, vleas- | antly situated at the head of Prince Street. | Heated by hot water, electric lighting, large out stables. etc, etc. sntending purchawrs ;} can inspect the premises every Tharethy afternoon. Full particulars on agplication te Mrs Unsworth. 3 wks tues & sat,

WANTED.--Girls to learn the millinery business, Enquire of Miss Dalton at Stanley Bros. TO LET.—A three story dwelling house on Prince Street, Modern improvements can be putinifrequired. Apply te W. W.

dy 6 ins.

Wellner,

FORK SALH at bargain: 1 Sail Boat, 2ft. keel, Unsinkabie, watertight compartments new set of sails, anchors tackle and eom plete outfit. Apply to W E Bentley, Box 163 Char- to tetown, 3i.

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GAY & SEEDS GAY'S TREES GAYS PLANTS

Buy your Seeds from GAY and thereby take the first step towards the same sucess as themselves. We makea specialty of Vegetable Seeds, and we are acknowledged to be the largest growers of Vegetables on P E.I. and this fact places us in a posi-~ tien not attained by any other secdsinen in the province.

Our Seeds to be had only direct from us in the Uh’town market, or majled er shipped to any address. Prices as low as any other firm.

Treee—We havea fine assortment of Ornamental Tre-s comprising Horse Ches- nut, Maple, P,.e, Mountain Asb, Elm, Weaping Trees, etc etc, also Gooseberry, Curant, Straw berry Plants etc. Berry box es wholesale and retail.

Plante—We are meking giant strides in this department ofour business and have every facility and requirement in the shape of glass houses and extensive hot beds piante. This important branch will be advertesed im detail later on.

As many flowerand vegtable seeds req- uire to be etarted under glaass to bring them to maturity (with our short season ofsummer.) We believe itto the advante age of any businees man, or farmer, to buy their p'ants from us, as seeds under glass must have constant attention from competeut and experienced hands io Lave any degree of success. Note, we devote special attention to the culture and necessary hardening off, of plants before Setting out in'the open,

A eample of Palms, Ferns, Aepsragus, Sprengeri, etc, etc. io arrive shortly.

Jd, GAY & SON

Charlottetown, P. E. I-

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