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Local and Other Items.

Y. M1 A. ConcERT to-night.

[ bye-election in ‘Richmond, ' to-day.

; } } ; 10 deg:iees below zere in iuday morning.

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es a a iildren’s c] hi y

br V e Brea. 320 Si |

can be $» quickly

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ting at the ¢ tnut Street. on Fri-

i: uc attention is directed to of Tutor in another

4 \ S'ieigha, harness, stoves, fur- »morrow et 2 o’clhck.—R

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Theannoal Bear Dinner will

ron Monday, the 25th inst., at Hotel Davies. iseneia Dox’ forget the Concert in St. James’ Hall this evening. See the excellent pro- gramme elsewhere in ) day's issue, _ > Bray, shorts, cracked feed, calf moal flax get tc. &c , for sale cheap at George Car o's jan 18, lw.

- Witt you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Com, laint Shiloh’s Vitalizer is sure to cure you Reddin Bros. novildwly al 290 suit lengths, jb lot, worth $18 to $20, now selling for $13 and $14.--D. A. Bruce. j2 llw eod “

Potrce Covrr.—This morniag a woman vas fined $1 62 and costs for selling liquor on Sanday, and a malicious injury to property case was diemissed

calles kina BowLtne MATCHES between married and rie wicll Wt Lake pl sce at the Silver Oar each evemipg for the next month.—John Joy ji6 lw ~~

Scrrs. —F ive hundred children’s suits to slkughter prices at Prowse nful Cheap Men. }20 3:

cl ar ‘ ut sv Bros., the Wund

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ImrorTant.—Cape coats, reefers and sults Phe whute ato k mu-t be sold for cash to make room for new stock.—Prowse Broa. j20 3i

“ tue Concert in St James Hall, this even ing. should be attended by everyone. The f fare is re of the best off+red this Go, and have a goud time. couple of lefr at the ct left at u1

: A ims offi e, Mencton, on Tuesdey morniag

Oxuy a Paysy PLossom. -A bl. ssoms tn inil bloom were

They we picked in a garden in that city , 7° =>

Customs Svup-Cottecror —-The Canada

(Jazette tu fhaud Chis ieruing Con'ains the

aopointment of Mr. John A MeLisine, of

% ' Pere s Bay ss asub-collectur in Her

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ANNUAL Veetine or Zion Cuvrci.—Mem-

3 { adherents are reminded of the

| meeting this (Thursday) everniag at

} k The alteration in the act of iacor-

poration will be expiained.

Ovr annual sale of ‘‘odds and ends” will take place om Wednesday, the 20th inst. Ends of dress goods, prints, sateens, ribbons, velvets, silks, laces, etc., etc., all very cheap.— Perkins & Sterns. j19 3i

soucsels copie

[wenty to thirty per cent. saved.—We are otf-cing the balance of our winter cloths

Parchasers will save

at great recuctiogs,

the above per centage by buying from us now till first ot Februsry.—John MacLeod & Co. Jan. 18 lw.

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A Mica Mixe —Baggagemaster McKim, of the L. ©. R,.. thinks he has strack a bonanzsin the shape of » mica mine. He brought some very fine specimens to Halifax, Wednesday, aod had them examined by a mining expert. The fiaa is near Oxford.— Truro News.

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Pre Socrat.—A basket social under the auspices of Excelsior Lodge will be held in the public hall at Pownal, on Monday evening, 27th inst. As several of the lead- ing city musicians are expected to be in attendance, a good time is guaranteed. Come one, come all.

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Ox Dec. 3lat the merchants and others will be making out thetic accou ts and will exp ot pryment of them For this particular kiod of biihiousness :here ia nothing like the hard cash ; bus for ordinary bilious headache, &e, Everybody's Piils are the great remedy. For 25 cents you can buy # box at your ne srest drug store.

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Remember the clearing out sate of boots snd shves at -ftampers Corner The sho» has te be vacat- ed for building pu poses. Now ts the time to get bargaias in fine bouts ove shoes, Slippers, SC, as the stock musi be so:rd —R. HK. Jost.

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Av Huster River. -Owing to a grand bli comiag off ia the viinity, the inembers of Hunter River Council, No. 39, will not hold their regular meetiog on Thursday evening, as published in the Guardian of : the 19h. Lhe meeting wll be held on Fridsy evening, the 22nd, wpen a new Dlay will be iatroduced by the officers and members, entiled ‘The Christening of Young Barney at Nyes.—Wm Francis Robertson, R.5

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Wasp One —Councillor Eden occupied the chair at the meetiag in McEachern’s buildiog last evening, and there was a fair

tend=enes of electors considering the short ness of the notice given. \diresses were chairman and othe-a, and : nominated for

: le bv the i DV €

Cha s Lvone Eeq , Wis councillor Mr. Lyons, however, dectined th» nomination, and the meeting ac} rurned until Monday evening pex’, When # esndidate | will 'e choser

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No mor nisery tt the wash No more dirt in the k chen. The old chemical powder av theie dey. Chey now cease to b Leasive Phen'x is the name of 2 hew \ lt isso em i em? in its |} ties 1 i in the bith, it m:kes ¢! ekin fair and soft Nu more

‘ i i ashes. Use L »*aslVe Phenix ' wash is « pleasure White Or Creor J c a a he sisme. ly Inakes i i beaanfal Use L asive Phen x upon silver or tinware and the] cleansiog and brightening effecta are mat- vellous, A your grocer for 2, and dou't take the injarivua powders. j20 21

i their fort with great loss.

‘| si BGRAPHIC VBWs

a *"“ GREAT SALE

siciaecesionaeaiin

*pectaL Despatones To Tux Examiner.

Funeral of the Prince.

FULL PARTICULARS.

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Lonpon, Jan. 21. The train bearing the remains of the

Duke of Clarence and Avondale arrived at

Windsor at 3.30 o’clock yesterday. The

cuffia was taken on the shoulders of men from the Tenth Huesars. It was wrapped

wreath sent by the Queen. A silken rib- ben was attached to the wreath on which were the words : **A mark of the tenderest and sorrowing grandmother.” Minute guns were fired from the round tower. The Life Guards had the right line, f llowed by the bands, which played the funeral marches alternately. A detachment-of the Teuth Hussars and the,Horse Artillery pre- eeded the gun carriage, upon whieh the re- mains were placed. On either side of the gun carriage walked officers uf the Tenth

owner reversed, was led after the gun car- riage. The Prince of Wales, Prince George of Wales and the Dukes cf Fife led the mourners. Next came the Duke of Connanght, the Duke cf Edia- burgh, Prince Christisn and Prirc: Henry of Battenburg, and the Marquis of Lorne. Then followed the Grand Duke Alexander as representing the Czar of Ruseia, Prince Albert of Schleswig Holstein, the Crown Prince of Denmark, the Duke of Oporto, brother of the King of Portugal, Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia, the Duke of Teck between Prince Ernest of Lidningen aod Prince Edward of Saxe Wiemar,

The services were conducied by the Dean of Windsor, assisted by the Bishop of Rochester The choir sang bymns selected by the Queen. ‘The entire service wae marked by solemn impressiveness. To night the remains ef the Duke will be quietly removed to the Memorial Chapel where they will! find a final resting place,

No Discrimination.

Orrawa, Jan. 21. An imperial despatch conveys the assur- ance tiat the recent treaty arrangement between the Unitea States and’ the British

ation against Canada with its trade rela- tions with the West Indies.

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Grit Journalist 'Implicated.

Orrawa, Jan. 21. Disclosures regarding the mysterious let-

ter referred to in connection with the re- cent timber cffice $90,000 defalcation at

fourna hat.

The Erema.

Ortawa, Jan, 21. The steamer Stanley has been ordered to

town harbor, into Charlottetown harber.

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Re-elected.

Monrreat, Jan. 21.

Mr. James McShane has been re-elected mayor of this city.

Middlesex East.

Orrawa, Jan. 21.

The election in East Middlesex will be held on February 11th,

Weather Bulletin Toronro, Jan. 21.—10a m. Fair and cold to-day. Local snow to-night,

General Telegraphic News.

Quenec, Jan. 19.—Twenty-sight families leave Joliette at the end of this month to settie in the Edmonton district.

Orrawa, Jan 19.—Mr. Chapleau's health to-day is somewhat worse and medical ad- visers insist on his going south for a menth or two at least

Wasuinoton, D. C., Jan. 19 — Orders were issued at the navy department to-day to concentrate the squadron now under Admirale Gherardi and Walker at Valparaiso. This will make nine vessels carrying 76 first-class guns, berides secondary batteries end about 1.500 men in Chilian waters.

Toronto, Jan. 19 -——-The Bishop of Toronto leaves on Monday for Europe, where His Lordship intends to spend a few weeks. He hopes to complete arrangements by which the Archbishop of Canterbury will visit Canada in the autumn, for the purpose of attending the Provincial Synod, which meets in Toronto in September. The great question of the consolidation of the Church in British North America will. then be discussed and the scheme, if possible, consummated.

Paris, Jan. 19.—Republique Francais in a stirring article ov the situation of affairs in Morocco, says France would oppose with ail her strength British occu- pation of Morocco, which, it ssys, would be a lasting humiliation for Europe.

Loxpox, Jan. 19 —Both English *nd Germavs have been having @ bid time of it in Africa, A tribe rejoicing in the name of Wadigoes have defeated 300 Germans in the Tanga district and driven them into It is r mark able, because the disaster was due to an insufficient supply of cartridges, and proves that even German organization sometimes breaks down. The English troubies are still more serious, though not from a mili- | tary point of view. Me. Johnston, heret- fore an expl rer has been miking war on the Arab slave-deslers. Thy in tura, aot liking interference with their inalienable rights to steal niggers, have made War on Mr. Johnsten and have defeated him on

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Zanzibar.

affection and love from a devoted, loving |

West Indies will not reseit in discrimin- |

Hull seriously implicate a prominent grit,

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in a silken Union Jack. On it was |

WEDNESDAY, 20th INST. ins

JAS. PATON & C0,

Hussars. The charger ridden by the Duke, |

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saddled and bridled, with the bovts cf his!

will offer during the next Two Weeks their whole stock of WHITE COTTONS, SHEETINGS, PILLOW COTTONS, iTABLE LINENS, TABLE CLOTHS,

— and all kinds of HOUSE-

: HOLD FURNISHINGS at extraordinary

| reductions from usual selling prices.

From the well-known reliable character :

of goods kept in stock by JAS. PATON

i& CO., and at the low prices now marked, they have confidence in assert- ‘ing that better value has not beeen sub-

mitted in Dry Goods for many years past.

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Special Value

——IN ALL KINDS OF-——

WHITE GOODS.

tow the barkentine Erema, now off Geo’-|

| | White Embroidery,

| White Pique,

White Tucked Lawns, White Checked Muslins, White Cotton Chemises, White Cotton Knickers, White Cotton Night Gowns, White Cottons,

‘White Nainsooks, ‘White Linens, etec., ete.

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| It will be to every Lady's edvantage

; ° ~ . ito attend this Great Sale and asecure

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{Bargains before buying their Spring

Sewing.

All Goods Marked in Plain Figures.

Jas, Paton & Ci,

BROWN's BLOCK, 168 Market Square.

Ch’tewn, Jan. 18, 1892—dy & wky

NOoOLto ms.

ine, whether by note of hand, book account or otherwiae, a'so all persocas indebted tu the

Ny sss, if nor elsewhere Thelfrm of H. F Feehan & Co. that unless the both of the fighting and the|sme is settlet forthwith lawral proceedings

will be taken for collsciion of the same. I wi'l

s. te aevecd the losses differ. But it is agreed that the} om. the balance of my stock on hand cheap for Araba were victorious and that reinforce- | cash only, as I intend vo close my business.

nta must go to Mr, Johnston from |

| H. F. FEEHAN, 3 Mount Stewart, Dec, 4, 1891—wky 4i

HEREBY NOTIFY al persons indebted to:

1759 >= [892 BURNS’ ANNIVERSARY |

THE LYCEUM, Monday Evening, Jan 26, | ienmeiaitiiees

1

Vocal Sslo—“ The Boatis Rows”.... .. Professor Caven.

. Vocal Solo—* Banks o’° Loch Lomond” (by

special request). ...4......... *” £ Mrs. Roome. . Violin Sclo— Scotch Fantasie”........

s Miss McDonald. 5. Vocal Sclo—" Flow Gently , Sweet Afion”. Mrs. Malcolm McLeod.

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6. Vocal S»lo—"* The Lea Rig®................4. Mr: William McKay. 7. Medicy—“ Bonuie Laddioe”.......+....+ 6nd sue Orchestra. & Grand Gathering of the Clans, headed by Mr.

Peter Ferguson, Piper. introducing eighteen fuli-dressed Highlanders; Ciaymore brill, and *-Wia Saw the Forty-Second ”.......... O. WR I ain disso deen cred cpccdersvceres Mr. T, McLean, Jr. 10 Duet—“O, Wae's Me for Prince Charlie ”..... Misses Webster.

li. li ¢:-ation—“ Pipes of Lucknow ...«... «... Miss B. Hall.

12. Vucal Solo—“* Angus M»Donald ”............ Mr. James Davieson.

13. Vocal Solo—“' Jessie's Dream”.......--++++-++ Mrs. James Byrne.

4. Scotch Selection—“Scotiand Forever”..... ‘

Orchestra. 15. Vocal Selo—‘' Will You NoCome Back Again” Mies Sullivan. 16. Ree}tatidh— Execution of Montrose ™....++++ pee Mr. A, KE. McEachen. 17. Vocal Silo" Robin Adair ”..;.........00s:. : Miss Farquherson,.

18, “Gillie Calumi”.....2..0eeeere ee scees ; Mr. D. McDonald.

19. Voea! Solo—"*The Auld House”...... Mrs. J. M. Me Leod.

2. “Anid Lang Gyno.” ....+-..<...... ; Orchestra and Audicucs.

“GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.”

Doors open at 7.30. Concert t» comueucs at 8 o'clock, sharp. :

tickets to ba had at the Drug Sicres and Jas. Paton & Co’s.

J. A. Mc“AREN. janl8s Secretary of Con-nittes.

j/IANURES!

N ARRIVAL OF THE “EREMA” from O Liverpovl, G: B., the subscriber will have tor sale a guantity of FIRS’-CLASS ENGLISH MAN URES, consisting of Sulphate of Ammonia (guarantced), 24) per cent.

Ammonia,

Sulphate of Potash (guaranteed), from 9 to 95 per cent. Sulphate of Potash,

Superphosphate of Lime (guaranteed), 35 per cent. Soluble Phosphate.

Superphosphate cof Lime (guaranteed), 26 per cent. Scluble Phosphste.

These Manures will furnished in Ton Lots of 2240 Ibs., in suitab’e proportions for different soils and crops. ;

Purchasers will find it to their interest to order direct from the ship at landing and save expense in storage, etc.

D, FERGUSON, janl2

FIRE (iSURANGE

Imperial Insurance Comp’y.

$9,081,260 2,224,666

Assets, Surptad

Hartford Fire Insurance Co. £6.743.046

2,552,339

Assets, Surplus,

Phenix Fire fasurance Co., OF LONDON. Reserve Fund, $699,009 e*g. Risks taken at curren’ rates. FENTON T. NEWBERY, General Agent for P. E. I. \J. EK. WYATT, Agent, Summerside. -janl4—lw

NOTICE.

TOTICK is hereby givea thst ths Annual AN. Gene Meeting of the Shareholders of ‘tue Ex«Mf(nek Pudlishing Compisay will be held atthe offive of THE EXAMIVER newspaper on WEDNESDAY, the 27ch January, in>t,, at the hotr of 8o’cléck in the evening.

“We. a. Fe,

fonts a , ’ nS Secretary. ‘WANES, LOSE, FOUND ac

UTORING.—An experienced teacher is oper for engagen.ent as tutor, OMe or two hours per day. Apply at this office, Si—ian2t T° LET—-The desiravle Dwelling House heat- ed with hot water, and situate on corner of Prince aud Dorchester Streets, which is now occupied by Wm. T. Roome Possession given in May or Novewber next, as may be desired. Premises may be seen on application to GRORGE ALLEY. tu th sat—janl9

ro purse of money. The owner can have same on application at THE Ex+MINER office and payment for this advertisement.

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T°? LEf.—The Brick House and Shop on Prince | Street known as the Costello property. Ap- ‘ply to Davies & Haszard, or the owner, JOHN | AYLWARBD, Southport. jant

GENTS WANTED —“ Life of Hon. Charles

S. Parnell.” by Robert Uc Wade, assisted by Parnel!’s Mother, wh receives a royalty, has been in course of preparation for s0me years. viilions want the Biography of this great Statesman. -Pric» $1.25; 40) pages; 100 engrav- ings; oitfit 36 cans; dig terns; act quick,— EARLE PUBLISHING House, St, John, N, B.

STANLEY BRi

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Cieaning Up Sale

REMNANTS AND ODDS AND ENDS.

E TAKE STOCK FEBRUARY Isr, and as we do not want to inventory the ODD3 AND ENDS we have

made a

GAINS WILL BE GIVEN.

pile of them on our Counter, and GENUINE BAR-

Ends cof Black and Colored Dress Goods, Cashmeres,

Serges, etc.;

ends of Mantle and Jacket Cloths, Ginghams, Embroideries, Laces, ete

Prints,

ALSO A few pieces of BLACK and COLORED DRESS

GOODS at specially low prices.

STANLEY BROTHERS,

Charlottetown, Jan. 16, 1892—eod & wky

BROWN’S

BLOCK.

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is money thrown away.

AY FROM THIS PRESFNT DATE:—“I will

dollars I save by trading with them I will give to the poor. make PROWSE BROS. happy, make many poor of the city happy, and will be happy myself, and will tel! my friends and they will be happy.’

If you do this, you may expeét a happy and prosperous year. We say, DON’T DO IT, for the sake of your families.

patronize

pee (x)

Starting the Year Richt !

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PROWSE BROS, and the

In doing s> I will

Money toolishly spent

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We are determined that we will stand up in your interests, and all through the year will hunt for Bargiins tor you; s» ke+p your eye on our advertisement. If we say a thing we will do it, even if it cost a Thousand Dollars to do it.

We want your confidence aud your trade, and we will do you good.

PROWSE BROS, THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEW,

144 QUEEN STREET.

Charlottetown, January 5, 1892—eod & wky

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GO TO PERKINS &

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Ntaple & Fancy Drv Goods

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STERNS

LOW PRICES!

Charlottetown, January 5, 1892—eod & wky

Cotton Remnants

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One Bale of Fleecy Cotton Remnants, One Bale of Grey Cotton Remnants.

ABOUT 2,000 YARDS SELLING CHEAP.

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HARRIS & STEW ART, LONDON HOUS®

Charlottetown, January 8, 1892—dy & wky

LAGRIPPE VANQUISHED.

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| POLACE one ft the OZUNATOR DISIN ' FECTANTS ina your hows aud La | Grippe will-not teouble you.

The mest powerful aod pleasant Disinfec tant kaown ta the medical profession,

F. DeC: DAVIES

DRUGGIST,

is AGENT for them here, and will cheerfally show and explain their use to those who desire it. Call and see them. No trouble to show them. eod&twy—janl5

Sons of Temperance.

HE Grand Division (8S. of T) of P. B be wiil meet in Q iarterly -ession - ¥ sae | town, on WEDNESDAY, 27th inet., commencing , @t 11.15 a, m. Reduced fares on ‘Railway have boen secured | and return tickets at one single first-class fare | will be issued - the 26th aod 27th, good for |Teturn up te and on the 30th inst. | will ask for tickets to Grand Division. ae A Public Temperance Meeting will be held in | the evening,

JESSE 8. BURNS, G. 8, Lower Freetown, Jan, 18, 189t-—dy 1 wy tl