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i I t lliativ on > pyspepticure—ls at « palliative, but on re: it re jreves®, Lhe tl and r sally entire’ ¥ er ib lu S ti e irrttation and in- ammation yf the stomach that causes indi- gyspepsia.
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realjon and - » Wonn.— As a result of Rev. Mr. Car ‘ oa spoeal last Sun lay, the congregation at James’ Charch have already raised up vavda of S150 for the Springhill disaster, and o) ; . » returns are not ali in yet. - _Tnere will be a series of Hiilsborengh Rink, to. at Socieck. The
large attend
SgaTine Rat ting races in the row (Friday) evening, of gramme is MA Z aod one, ard ie nea of epectatol « ia expected, > Narcrat Histony Sootery -~Rev Wm Hamyn, Recto: of St. Pan's Chureh, will ead the BY X> paper before this Society on vionday evenlug. at 8 o'cloe*, i » ¥. M ¢ -_ Parier, Subject -** Piants and Their Uses Admiasion free. os Bio For Tae Woazuer —The rolling cilia at Joliette, Il, shut down on Satar- dav night for an indefinite period, throw- ag our 1,000 men With those already it wating fur the blaat furnaces tu fire his makes 2,000 men idle.
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saya: Mr. Szreet, clothes dyer, beught «me goods at auction ths otherday. In
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the deaw rf of acabinet he feund a warrant | forthe arrest of a then prominent Halifax
etgen. The document 1 yeat ix 18. - ¢ Cuimeas Wan.—On Friday evening Maciotesh jJectured under the
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NEWS.
Srrowuar Despatcnes To Tur
KXAMINER. Postmaster Willis Dead.
St. Joan, N. B., Mar. 5.
Edward Willis, postmaster (ied early yesterday morning, at the age of O35 years. Mr. Willa was & native of Halifax, and was editor and proprietor of the st. Johan News for about twenty years.
of this city,
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TSBMPERANCE concert at Kensincton [al
_ | to-might, wilh commence at 8 o'clock,
‘*Tais 18 Jt.”- sr I
intend selling my dwei ing house on Sj
tuey St., those desiring will Go weil to inve Sstigate, houses in the Gaa and ¥ r tauren: } yaa and water tarvaghout.~ Bath- room and sewerage to Lot 70x70 Wareheuse and lot next it ean be had if -; . NO encumbrances of any kind. {terms on application, between 2 and Misa. M. H. Gahan.
liver,
MARRIED. At the résidence
Feb 94, by R
of the bide’s father, on
v W A Mahon, John H Gill of
| Little York, te Mies Em ly M Foster, daugh-
ter of George Poster, Esq, ef Dunstafinage,
TENDERS.
Estate of 8. P. Conroy, of Sonrig, Merchant and Trader,
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“FEUDErS, addressed to the undersigned, Charlottetown, il!” be received until TUESDAY, the th dey of March next, 1891, inclusively, for ! The Stock of Merchandizs, Book Deb‘s and Household Effects, Hoses, Carriages, etc , of the said 8. P Conroy.
Schedules of the Merchandize and Debts and other effects can be seen at the office of the undersigned, and also at the Store of the above Estate at Souris,
A deposit eqna! te 10 per cent. of the amount of tender must accompany each tender.
The undersigned will not be bound to ac-
: oe pt the highest or any tender.
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tive, o2 “The Crimean War.” heard the lecture say it was hoth interes ing and instructive. The lectarer was tendered a cordial vote of thanks at ihe cleac. — ' fun Latrest.—According to an ex shange
the jateat fad fer young ladies is a “guess varty.” The lads sead the gentlemen in gitationa reading: ‘*Party in our set this evening. Guess where, itis neediess to say that the boys get stound late, as they frequen: houses before finding tie right one. -
Sherr IN THE *yow.—St. John Telegraph : The ssow aavdecpin York County, N. B., twat many of the lambermen exp-rienced erent dithecalty in going to and from their exmp. Lest week, Heory Turgbuil and a girty of axemen and gum pickers f:om Stan- wy starved fur thetr camp on the S6uth West french, butso slow waatheir progr 43 that night overtouk them, and they had to sleep ia the snow, Fortunately they had some blankets with them.
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A Provipentiat. Escara.—The St. Jehan Gasette sxye: On Saturday evening about 7 90 vciek an unknown man had qnite a narrow stape from death st the railroad crossing on Will Street. - He waa walking along in ao «b- sthacted manner, when he suddenly went up sgainst un engiae that was slowly going into the station. The force of the shock whii:led him aroun’, but in some manner he pushed himacl{ clear of the engine and escaped wit. out
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PuitmarMontc Socrety.—We learn that the new work which is to be immediately tsken up by the Philharmonic Society is fiudiey Buck's cantata **The Gol-en Legend.” ‘thie famous work gained the $1,000 prize for the best cantata for a choral society in « wnpetition which took place some years ago in America. ‘Lhe conductor hes yuve very caretaily through ‘it and he is sure th-t it ville much appreciated by the members.
fwo or three tenor and about the same |
actiber of bass voicea are required by the raciety Practise Tus Responsrpitity. — Halifax Mereury: {a the action brought by Mrs. Lovdly, uf St. John, against the city .f Hali- fox on account of injuries which are ssid to have heen sustained by ranning against a plug om dark night when the electric light waa eu’, the qaestion seems to be, which should aot Revs been out that night—the light, or the tive plug, or Mis. Lordly? The Mercury would devide the mstter at once, only that tho ‘owe iv still before the court, and it h«s much tevpeet for the court while a matter is peud ing. a New Steamer —The Uslifax Chronicle eye. Messrs Pickford & Black received a cable yesterday from W. B. Black, now in Glasgow, G. B., in which he says he is atuu closing the purchase of a suitable steamer for the Eastern Shore and Prince Edward Island route. The steamer will ‘team twelve knots, have accummodaticn tor forty first-class passengers, and 18 well found in every respect He expects to have her here for the early spring business.
Hevvie's Seep CataLooce.— We have just Feceived a copy f **kennie’s Illustrated Cuide,” isaed by Wo. Rennie, the well knowr seecdgman of T: ronto,and it is cer ainly he mort complete publication. of the kind which bas reached us thie senson. Mr. Rennie of.s a general list of Veget»blo, Flower ard Sgcaltnral se-d, seed grain and potatocs, and mM Addition to a large collec’ion of standard varieties, has @ number of s*erling novelties, hich are worthy of = trial from our patrons This handsome cat logne will he mailed free '@ all upon application to Wm. Rennie, loronte
snccsiiiteeiies
1, puEY ke Act Inrerestep.—The Boston british-American Ciuzen says : The intense Miterest in the general election ia nut con- sued to the peuple of the Dominion. The *fY Melaiici s residen* in Boston have made “rangements for a gathering in Tremont
emp'eon Vhursday evening, March 5h, M which there wiil be a choice entertain- iene tOnsistiug of music, readings, etc , l arrangements have been made with M*Spuper men across the border to tele- emph the reanit of the election in various “unties directly to the temple, where the wee “ili be thrown by sterepticon on curtaia before the audience, interspers- ** with hamorons and patriotic pictures.
and come there.” |
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GEORGE H. TOOMBS, Assignee, Ch'town, Feb. 27, 1891—dy eod & wy
FOR SALE, At Clifton, New London.
O BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AU ‘TION; in
front of the Con:t House at Clifion. New
London, on FRIDAY, the Twentieth doy of March next, at Eleven o'clock, torenoon :—
All that tract, piece or parcel of land, situ- ate, lying and being in Township Nomber Twenty-one, in Quern’s County, m Prince E,lward Island, boonded and described as fol lows, that ia to say : —~Commencing at a stake aet in the bank of the Seuth-west River, at the north-west angl .of one bundred acres of land lately owned and cccupied by Dvuetor John G. McKay and now by Lemuel Silli- phant ; thence running along the western side line of the said land szonthwardly one hundred chains, or until i> strik sland in the posses- sion of Duncan Cole; thence at right angles. westwardly alosg the northern side live of: Duncan Cole’s iand five chains, or until it st.ikes land in posseasiun- of Robert McKay ; thence at right angles northwardly aleng the eastern side line of Robert McKay's land one hundred chaina, until it -stiikes he bank of the ssid Southwest River, and thence foltuw- ing the courses of the shore of the said rive i: an eastwardly direction to the place of commencement, containing fifty (“C) acres of land, a little more or lees
The above eale will be made under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in an In. d-nture of Mortgage, made the Sixteenth day ot January, A. D. 1884, Le*ween William Me- Kay, then of Cliften, in Township Number Twenty-one, in Queev’s County, in Prince Edward Is!and (.}-mes’s son), Farmer, since deceased, and Jane, lis wife, of the one part, and George A'ley, of Charlottetown, in the said Ialand, Judge of the County Court of Queen’s County, of the other part, and also uncer and by virtue of a like power of ssle in two several Indentures or Deeds of further charge, mad the Fourth day of March, A. D. 1884. and the First day of December, 18*5, respectively, betwevn the aforessid parties, defuult having becn made in payment of the princips! and inzerest secured and made pay - ab'e uuder the said Indenture of Mortgage and Deeds of further charge respectively.
Full partioulars as to terms and conditions ot sale made known on application to the undersigned, er to George B. McKay, Esquire, Aaction er, at Clifton, New London.
luted this Eighteenth day of February,
A. D. 1891. GEORGE ALLEY, Mortgagee.
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dy li why tl sale
In calling your attention tio our stock of BLACK GOODS, we desre you to
nete the Exceilent Values viven in French and India Serges, Cashimeres, French
Merines and Henrietta Cloths, Daigea Stripes and German Biagonals, new and rich Courtald’s and Priestly’s Crapes, Mouraivg Milinery, Crape Bonnets and Hats.
STANLEY BROS, BROWN'S BLOCK.
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| ACES will be heki at the Hiilsborough
_ Skating Rink, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, 6ta March, commencing at 8 o'clock, as fullows :—
1. Five-Mile Race for the Amateur Cham- pionship of P. E Island.
2 Three Mile Race for Boya undér fifteen years of age.
&. Obstacle Race.
4. Mile Rece Backwards,
5. Potato Race.
A tiret and second prize will be cifered for each race, Entries te be made at the « thee in the Rink on Thursday night.
tink will be open for skating for half an hour after races are finiched.
Doors open at 7.30. Admission, 15 cents
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Satiefacti-n guarantecd. Teeth ex- tracted without pain.
Di. J.P. WURRAY.
Queen Street. moht—dy lmeod wy
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The Ladiesoft James’ Chura ANNUAL TEA AND FAN:Y SALE
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Thursday, 2nd April.
FURNITURE FOR SALE,
BY AUOCTIO™.
nS late
I AM authorized to sell by Avction, at the residence of Rubert Crabb, Eeq., Sidne y- Street, ;
On Wednesday, Ith instant,
-- Ts a pleasant occupation te many.
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hey enjoy contemplating, wily secret self-satisfaction, the geod they- have done. EItis not like us however, for we be- lieve in progression of the most rapid type consistent with safety. Our plan fer the future contempiates aking advantage of every circumstance that will aid usin securing your trade. ‘Po accomplish that end we advertise. #f you read and act you will find that we'll seenre it by oar good: and prices ‘tVhite Goo is, all grades, from the lowest to tie best; Grey Coitons, fine
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FANGY SALE!
meh4—3aw pat ;
qualities, for family use; Siirting Ginghams, an end- less variety of patterns; Witte Pillow Cottons and Sheetings, Tab'e Damasks and Napkins @ekings and Hessians. Low Prices on al! lines of goods.
STANLEY BROTHERS, BROWN’S BLOCK.
Charlottetown, F+bruary 18, 1891 - ed & why
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PAPER HANCINGS |
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Newest Patterns, - ss Kyowrest Prices,
Largest Stock,
AT 11 O'CLOCK, A. M.,
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Ail the Household Furniture, comprising | Parlor, Dining Room, Smoking Room, [iail, | Bedroom aud Kitchen Furniture. ‘
Sale Positive. No Reserve. R. BEAIRSTO,
meh4—idy tl sle pat ' Auctioneer,
LONGERS.
Pree 4 Few Thousand CUT ANGERS. Applyto . —
_- EF. TURNER, Marshfield, East River, Lot 34.
feb27-—whky 2% . dy*tri tu fri. Iss.
Spring Trip From Liverpool
THE CLIPPER BARKENTINE ~
EREMA,
3300 Tons Rexzister,
R. McDONALD, Commander,
WILL SAIL FROM .
Liverpool for Charlottetown
ABvtT tst OF AP«IL,
and wi'l — Freight at through rates to the different Railway points on the Island,
sa For Freight apply ia London to Tohn Pitcairn & Sons, 7 Uuiew Court, Oid- Broad Street; ia Liverpool to Pitcairn Brothers, Bl South Jobn Street, or here to the owners. PHAKeIREOS, & CO.
Charlottetown, Feb. 17, 1891.
TO RHNT.
‘TABLE AND COACH HOUSE; Stalls s for two horses; ample room for carriage and sleigh. If desired, water pipe will be run irto building.
GEORGE SCANTLEBURY, §r., Cor. Prince aud Dorchester Sts. feb28— 6i eod
WANTS, LOST, FOUND a
WANTED.—A Housemaid onthe 6th ae. .; also, a Cook on the l1thMarch, No wa h- ing. Apple at this office, mch2
WANTFD.—A general servant of some ex- perierce in a family of two. Good wages.
Appl a this office. lw—mch3
SrURE,—Wanted, a Pasture Lot—ahout 2? Pp acres—nesr the ety, with water preferred, for one o five years. Apply te P. O. Box 35. reh?<—lw eod
WANTED TO PURCHASE.—A Building Let, in central location, Apply at this office. febit
%) LET.—The Dwelling House on Hillsborough 1 Street lately occupied by Mr. George Carter and adjoining the residence of Mr. len ne Poole, Immetiate possession. Apply .oGROR-E ALLEY. st t—feb28
WANTED.—A smart youth at a weiterina Restaurant. Apply to A, N. LA.@k. febi4 oes
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Our importation of Erglish, Scotch, Canadian
“American Room Paper is now ready for sale, and should he seen by every purehaser. as we have the best variety, newest patterns and lowest prices
in the city. ee PERKINS & STERNS.
. Charlottetown, March 3. 1891.
PROWSE BROS €pring Stock of Felt Hats is now Compiete.
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The success with which our Hat Department has been erowned in the past is due to the care we have taken in selecting and keeping to the front ali the lead-
lite and most fas;ionable styles, as well as the best Kng-
lish, American and Canadian makes. Don't forget. when .ou want a Hat. tha the Wonderfal Cheap Men have the Largest, i3est, Cheapest and Most Pas.lon-
able stock of iat~ on the Island. 36 QUFEN STREHT.
Charlottetown, February 20; 1891—eod & why
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i aan Be Tt yTelephsne Go, of B, Island.
How They Enjoy
HE ANNUAL MEETING of the Share- holders of this Company will be held at
the office of VW. & D. C. McLeod. Chariotte- town, on WRDNESDAY, the !Irb of March, at So'clovk, p m., for the election of Direc- tors and the transactiun of general busmess.
BENJ. ROGERS, | fteb2s-—2i bevrebeary.
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FOR SALE.
YUE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE on Sidney Strect, be’ween Qavcen and Great Gicorge Streets. Also, the W arehou e aext toit Inall about 88 f et front by 76 deep Will sell ali or Dwelling House cepar- te wih 70 feet front. Price and terms on
JOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF
CONTAINS ALL THE ELEMENTS THAT ARE NEEDED TO FORM
T —A House on the corner of Weymouth - 4 King S'reets. Posression xiven 6th "
March. Apply to Joun MorPHy, Southport. mch? -2weod yd
appli i be 2, 2 nd 4vcl eck pplication betwee aor £°S “GaBAN,
“Piesh,’’ “Muscle” and * Bone.”
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