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te ‘ | hd Li > | inte na } Hel ‘ ’ ; i ! me, every at \ rful Cheay Sen feb26 3: -

: i li is “kating Rink « March 1 Re om snd try to go as the aff.i will I

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Oertcsry.—We gret to apneunce tha Vir. Ue ‘ H I 1 died at his residence ig thisciiy ot 9 ¢ lock l-st evening after a f yerecieu snd se Vore ill eB,

} 5 ftening, improving and beautifying he skiu. bo preparatint that has ever been introduced equals Estey’s Fragrant Phiio- derma fevl lm

Drugpists seli 1%. scciieniiiiiasabiiomnen FROM « priv se letter :L is g” hered that a numbet pitalists of Prince Edward Island wil sartfor (helen Falls February 20 - Cheinn Pails Leader, Fel li,

It has been pre ty sharp

THe WEATHER -

ont West *fnirty below zero ig & re cent report from Winnipeg. How does thst con » witu the weather here ?

Pultnaeuonic.—A meeting of the mein bers ot the Polharmome Society will b held in ther Hall to-morrow (Saturday) aiternoon, at 4 v'clock. Ladies are espe- cially requested to atrend.

Markiace Betts We congratulate Mr. Charks R Rogie, sop ef Hon. B Rogers, ot Aberton, upon the important step he has , particulars of which will be foun 1 else va to day's issue.

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New Booxs.— At the Diamond Bookstore gou will find Dick Cheveley by WwW. H. King- ston; Lies, “cman and thvine, b. Farjeou; What Woald Y u De Lave? by Charles Gibbon; Crimes Against Criminals, by G. R ingersell, etc , eto

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EpvcaTioNaAL.—A class in book-keeping wijl be starved in the Y M. C A. class reom this eveviug, commenctug at 7 30 o'clock All young men Wishing to avail thems.lves of th: advaniage ot this class, will make it a poiut to be punctual In their atteudance.

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Twenty to thirty per cent dis-

count on beois at St. mper’s Cor-

ner. ow is the time te get

ba guims 8 the stuck must be seid. ~~

ravaging the c

Now that la giippet yuntry, it benoov~+s as to keep tu ac palit 0 to dety jt, and for this purpose re is no: hing becter than Every bo r 5 cents suvested in

; ris “* thi: popular family mediciue nuw may save thas may dollars late:

- ery occasion, are cut 1 sith the pre

Sorrs, adapted for in stiict shions of the iny, and mongst the

eat asestment .n stock are pactern, tu & uit

s Paton & Lo

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all ages end taste Jatt

o Ir rs samp that Measra Patton Bros.,

i Queen new range of carpers and

treet h use furnishings will ecipse anything ever shown in thia city Be sure you see their stock before purchasing Mr. kK. Chandler will havecharge of this dep+rtment Notice of their openiog day will be given shortly. Curnpreyn’s New Sprine Svrts.—These uo sare produced in he several sty'es DOW orgteds, Vieunaa, serges and other faahs materi ts They cannot felis io give every aatisfaction to wearers They ure ouly to be had ot Jas, Paton & Cos 4 , feb25 3i

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A For. House. -Thet is what the young men of Mr. 8. F. Hodgson’s Bible class meeD to have at their entertainment on Monday the 29 bh ivat., at So'’clock. If yu come and see for yourselt. in aid of the

evening, don't believe i Sitver collection at the doo: Epxorth League.

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Grarw Buryr.—We regret to learn that astack of vrain ou the farm ot Richard Neye, North Wiltshire, was desir-yed by fre on Tuesday night iast. Mr Neye had arranged to beul in the grain on Wednes- dey. The fire is said to be the work of an incendiary.

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“Vieroria” To THE FRoNT.—OUn Monday evening next, 29 b inst., Victoria Division, 5. #T., will give another of their free enter- tainmen-# that are always so well enjoyed A good pr gramme is prepared, and a pleas act, sociable time ensured to all who attend. Don't forget the date Ia Wright's Hall, corner Prince and Kent streets.

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Tux Hanson Licut —This popu'ar resort was crowded to the do rs last evening. Kev James simpson explained the dissolving views as they were rapidly produced to the deligh! ofthe audience. The good behaviour of all

esent was the subject ct favorable criticism t is pleasurable to note the interest mani- justed in this excellent movement, and it is cousidered by many that ear city is capable of supporting more of such attractions.

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Sxarine.—Joe Uovoghue, the champion «mat ur speed skater of the world, competed in the Canadian championgisip races a few dsysago *t Montreal, and won them all, — Ry rds, quarter mile, half mile and five Ml +s,

Bacon, of Boston, won the figure sk «ting championship of N « England afew daye ago, defesting Moses Kubenstein, Canada’s repre sentative,

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Toe howsewite pins her faith to it, ane Well she may, ~he had to use the old wash ing powders that destroy ed her cl thes She had to use chemical compounds which made everything a dirty yellow. Then **Lessive Phenix came along with its incomparable

oe & Ittakes the ‘error ou of the vo k, for it ms kes the water sofs and the clothes Demitifel. and saves 70 per c in #o p Then it cleans hieg in the heuse fr m

the silvers are te thy pos pans snd the hath. cntitliatusinainiilipaentn

FIRE AT MONTA

We are sorry to hear

Mat be “thu i tMin owned 9¥ Dr. Reobertsen, wa i stroyed by fire ves terda atte: noon The oriyin of “he fie is Qokaown Tine ilding “es Vv lued at be ws $2 £00 end $3,000 It wes insared for S100 The biwer flat was occupied a8 4 ae gore by I '. Robison, forme ly of ee ide had ne insurance, and bi dl ‘y Phe second was ace npied oy } ewart and Wilhem Cairns, exch « Whom ix ont of pocke’ as a result of the fire

Seme «f : 3 : ’ j ismg buildings narrowly

-#aped destruction.

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Local and Other Tiems,

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1892.

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( RN Ar at * n Tue sday, March Is* ire for burns

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Gospet MERTING at

the B«ptist Mission, | Chestnut St

reet, tu-night. Free to all. Book -KEFP N@ CLAss started this evening } the, Y. M. C. A., trom half-past seven to | half past eight j tae * Pour Litr!e Curly Head: d Coons” | a the Lyceum cn Tuesday evening next. Come and see them. Dogs.— Your collars have arrived a'd ure se ing fast Cell erly und -ecure one at W. E. Dawson's.

Texpsicnore Hatt.—Mre. Bur is’ cless im-dancins will not m § right, as nsvua ;!ut will meet ou evening at 8 o’clock inste+d.

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Firemen s Cronus - Mr Earle has been hard «t work all the week perfecting the Fire men’s Chorus which is tv be given im the Lyceum on Tuesday evening next

evening vo Friday Monday

A Jox lot, including covered dishes, soup tureens, sauce tureens, cups and saucers pitchers and basirs «]! of which must and willb sold.—W. P. Coleil.

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Reservep Seats —All purchasers of reserved seat tickets for the Concert in the Lyceum, on Tuesday evening next, can de-

pend on getting a good seat. Polite ushers in attendance. ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.--Mr Pepe

Clarke was waited upon yesterday afternoon by a number of the railway emp oyes and pee with an address accompanied by a

sodsome g ld chain and seal. Mr. Clarke made a suitab'e reply.

Livep BeyonD is MEANS —Wa'ter G Townsend, Customs broker at Hamil-on, Ont., hes left that place for parts unknown. Ic has cranspired that for some time past he had been systematically defrauding the cus- toms. Townrend was prominent in Hamilton society, and living beyond his means caused his downfall.

W. M.S.

THE WOMEN IN COUNCIL. THE afterno?n session of the W. M. S Convention wes opened at 2 p. m, Mrs Jobnsen the chair, Devitional exer- cises were ied by Muss Massey, from Sum- mersids. ‘‘Nearer my God to thee’ being sung ar prayer offered, a short consecra- tion meeting followed in which a number of the sisters took part. Consecration les suns were read from portions «f Serip u e contained in 2 Cor 6, Rome 12, Jvhn 15 The meeting was then thrown cpen for testimonies and que a number of sisters gave expression to the wonderful love of God, and we have no doubt in thac way strengthened some weak one. All who testified spoke of the blessedness that cometh to the soul that is fully consecrated tu God. Aftor the close of che consecration ser- vice the question box was opesed which contained the following questions : How to make the bands imteresting tothe boys? First suggestion give them offices ; second, get them to write for a paper. Skall we make a box of useful articles for Cocaletya homes ? Shall we have yearly or half yearly con- ventions { Decided to hold a yearly. Why are so many women interested in miss.oas indifferent to the cause of tem- perance { What is the real condition of wives in ludia? Mra. Strong said that no tongue can descr it It is said that it is a litle werse than before he government prevent ed them trom being burned. Are the women in heathen lands more susceptible to the gospel than men / . particularly in Japan. Those heldiog ‘fficral positions are required to worship their ances*ors, and some other things which they weuld have to give up if they would bee-me Christiana. M.L W Stewart read a very nice paper entitled, ** Prac: ical Suggestions.” Josie Barratt recited a beautiful poem called ** The Orphauhood of Heathen,” | was very well rendered by thislittle girl and called forth some re marks.

Iu the absence of Mra. Turner, the Rev. Mr. Turner read an excellent paper on the W M S Reading Circle This paper was both interesting and instructive. A duct was then sung by Ells Pickard and M-y Down called **two cents a week,”—very nicely rendered.

Mr Heard read a paper asking ‘“‘How to

awaken an interest in the uninterested? This paper called forth discussion. Mrs Large, from York, said that their Auxiliary moothly meeting was the very besr meeting outside the class meeting that sh ever attended. All the membera were i. terested

Mrs. Alley, icon Cardigan, spoke of the difficulty in holding their meetings, on account of the distance members lived from each other, and said the convention had been a benefit to her.

Mis A. M. Wright, from Bedeque, said that to be « successful worker in missions one must have the love of God in the hears,

Next a selo, very beautifully sung, by Mre. Richie, after which greetings were read from the W. CO. T. U. to the convention.

The Women’s Christian Temperance Union of Charlottetown, recegoizing the sisterhood of the W wi. 5., extend to this convention # mest cordial gree'ing as well as wishing hem success in a'l their efforts to end the gospel te our }eathen sisters Inasmuch as ye h ve done it unto one of the kust of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me,

Mrs Johnson very appropriately responded to this greeting. : :

Mrs Elisha Wright, of Summers de, said che found that hold ng social meetings at the pouses was beneficial. Mrs. H»milton sup- ported bh wing pul lic meetings fortnightly.

A committee te confer with the Presbyterian W. M 38., who are going te hold ® cunven-

ion next week ia tis city, in reference to the traffic of ‘ hinese giris u. der the British flag wus ppointed.

After which the eonveution adjourned,

The meeting in the « vening was well attend. ei Rev. W W Brewer occupied the ch ir After d- votiona! exercises, and en introduct- ory sddress by sh ch-i:' msn, ao interesting paper entitted “The Nw Evangel,” was read by Miss Dawson. This was fu-lowed by a solo by Mis. Ritchie and a dialogue by four ‘How our dolls went 48 Mission ries.” Rev. D utherland’s eddrese «hich foileved was very inreres'ing The choir.

u der .be leade 3) ip of Mr, Harte, discoursed ‘exce} ent music. Lhe meeting cosed with

* singing and prayer.

ittle girls,

‘Hats!

Hats!

HATS THAT ARE HAT}

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Prowse Brothers.

RGzST STUCK

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Hari aud Soll Fell al

EVER IMPORTED TO THIS COUNTRY,

cncluding all Latest Styles

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ZEST MAKES. BEST QUALITY,

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The Lowest Prices!

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PROWSE BROS,

The Wonderfal Cheap Mlen.

} Charlortetown, February 26, 1892—eod & why

GREA

Have not sufficient room to keep Carpets.

vARPET

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Space

wanted for other Goods. ~

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PERKINS & STERNS

have decided to close out their present steck of Car- pets, and to make a_ speedy sale will sell at great reductions--much under cost in some lines.

GOODS NEW, PATTERNS NEW, QUALITY THE BEST.

Great opportunity to get a bargain. Bring along your cash and get value such as cannot be obtained elsewhere on P. IK. island.

Best 5 Frame Brussels Carpets were $1.55, now fr Sl.lo.

Best 5 Frame Brussels Carpets were $1.50, now for $1.10. Several Patterns of Same Quality reduced to $1.00 per yard. Borders to match at proportionately low prices.

Second Quality Bruvsels Carpets were $1.10, now for 87 cents. Tapestry Brussels Carp+ts were $110, now for 89 cents. Tapestry Carpets, doubie width, were $1.50, now for $1.10. Tapestry (arpets, single width, were 95 cents, now for 70 cents. Tapestry Carpets, single width, were 75 cents, now for 50 cents. Wool Varpets reduced very low. Other qualities equally low.

Carpets cut and made at short notice.

Pierce women: = aan & ad | | ss , a ae om, GREAT CLEARING SALE

Dry Goods and Clothing J.B. MACDONALD, QUEEN STREET

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Tuesday, 2nd of February, and Continuing during the satire Month.

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THE FOLLOWING GOODS FOR CASH ONLY:

Ladies’ Dress Material (all kinds), 20 p c. off | Table Damasks, Towels & Toweling, 20 p. ¢. oif Ladies’ Shawls, Jackets and Ulsters, 20“ i Ladies’ Felt Hats, eo. Ladies’ Gloves, Hosiery & Corset-, 20 “ | Union and All Wool Flannels, —...* Silks, Velvets, Piushes& [rimmiaz, 29 “ Grey & White Cottons & Ginghams, 1)“ Men’s Fur Uaps & Ladies’ Fur Goods, 20“ Prints, CUretonnes and Fiannette:, 10 “™ Men’s Underclothing & [op Shirts, 20 “ Tickings, Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, 1) “

The bulk of this Stock wis newly imported list Fall, and marked as Jow a3 any ia the city, and now subject to above Discouats, which is certaialy a good opportunity vo get Bargaias.

J. B. MACDONALD, Queen Street.

GREAT SALE OF BOOTS & SHOES

AT THE DOWINION BOOT AND SHOX STORE, Commencing TUASDAY, 2ad of Febraary, and Contiauiag daring tha Entire Moath,

———{ x) HE WHOLE STOCK will be sold at a Discount of 2) par c2as. for CASH only. This is a Bene t Sale. The Stock is nearly all new -the very best in the city. If you

want honest-made goods at extrwrliairy ba-giins, this is your chan >» to buy them at

THE DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

Charlotteown, February 1. 1892—eod & wky

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CREAT CLEARANCE SALE

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STAR TAILORING ESTABLISAMENT

We invite the pubiic to call and see for them- selves. We have placel in the market an clegant range of Gents Farnisiiazs at Cost, to clear, in- eluding Underwear, Shirts, Collars (latest styles), Ties, Gloves, Caps, ete.

As we are going out of this special line, we ask- you to secure for yourselves “argains only to be. had once in a great while Genuine Sale. Come and secure first choiee. Overcoats and Saits selling cheap.

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McLeod & McKenzie.

Charlortetown, November 10, 1891—eod & wky

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