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ie al - oe a ere er ~ ng oe ~ ~ LLL AO A Bt nal a aati ts a ntea t yte ¥ = 2 eee a \ % ‘ . \ Li WY Ys b ‘ WALL i WAMINER, E RIDA ee DE C 2MBE R + 18% si. ms an anerecipeatensneemenanatnenai = oe. iietiiniliaaiadiibiaiinaniih inllesmaseibnindhaliionatilicaseatcitisindiit senate os 5 ose —- tek ne . ss . j : omaha LOCai and UVUiher tems a, 5 ScAs SR a ge Ig yi 3 Exports. SAN ABUSS ER y koe ast “@ te _ We are indebted to E. L. Lydiard, Esq , ' . i pie nik Nhl on te Sue Metin for the following statement of exports of | ' ae _" uy produce from King’s and Queen's Counties | ie: Wl Three Men Perish fur the month of November : r ‘ t ; n H lax POTATOES, @ c tASPE, Que., Dec. 6. Colonial. ...170,304 bushels. $42,576 4A i i I } ihree men na nea a urnter, father, SOL Foreiyn +++ 100,994 “0 20,549 | ra {x ]———___— ies r ( ty ‘ . : rl me phew, left here yesterday for their oa aie aie i la LD ! home at Dartinouth River. Residents on — $63,125 | the river ba ih were aroused last t ioht b f 7 . . ” ia aaa hele an ca me nig a y | ee oe ae bushels. 0,944 3 ah ' a . ’ foreign ....° 28, 777 \ _ supply but although efforts were made to rescue | Leeisoliects i aah © e ; , ‘ : \ them, they were unsuccessful, owing to the | $80,721 sil ASL ‘ i ; oo danger ot sharp ice cutting through the | FisH, -—-GRHEAT © KK OF 3 boats, When daylight came people on the|* Colonial... * 910 STOC <2 i lef vill w § hore were hor l ified by the sight of the Mackerel Foreign, (ine luding ' hi ourniers lying dead in their boat, | canned)... 6,096 . . one? : ' Fae nef Ss ey eye tee ““Overcoats, UWlsters, Reefers and Suits k sonal . arced y succumbed from exhaustion and ex- eels + 7,006 5 5 40 Bs RS - posure aa . iv = ° oe o« ‘ ss CURI \ very in sting 13 ee eee: Se a aoe 1,324 Is now selling at k i which, for Ch l } hed b , lilustrated : on deafne N oine a : ree fe se P, - owe a @ ab prices wilich, 10 \eapness, has never yet been approache anyone in the City. a ek te ; a ie fhe Paraell Commission. : Foreign .... 4,624 : Pm or . e . ‘ a ee cGGs s [xi | ‘ ? \ iress Oo ~ } ’ ws Jar rs . L L ot : ' LONDON, Dec. 6. Foreign ....122,327 dozen. $24,351 a i | | Muars, if you want a good Coat, in Quality and Fit, and at th @ ai S { pon the reasseinb ing of the Parnei? Colonial. 2.770 a € same time save a Dollar SUGGESTION I ymeone | o ead “; Commission to-day, Justice Hannen inti- r 7 r th oem ” ee nission to-day, Ju: 1 inti-| Foreign .... x6 or more in the price, the place t ‘ a Pe 7 “Yi mated that Patrick Moll ry, who had been Canned .. 540 | the place to buy is at ie \ ittetowr ; » “ ; tee aia rl rson | 2¥rested in Dublin for refusing to obey the a a 9 vo Wes subpeena calling upon him te give evidence : 3 3,686 sa 4 GF a ae re wee a g , | would be heard by the Commission to-mor- BARLEY, be aD EP d S 3 tas 7 I Coies-W HeL_an Monumenr.—A meet-| row. The Commission to-day decided to cco e™ ae? re ng of subscribers and all others interest- | adjourn from the 14th inst. for one month, | °TARCH ‘ Charlottetow ‘ovembe c ing acri os ot interest. | ad) " Mn on the h in 3 one mo Ms Colanial... ..244.400 Ibe § 7.272 val ten November 28, 1888, 1888 wien & wky edin the Coles-Whelan Monument wil! be | instead of from Dec. 7th to Jan. 16th, as aaahé 388 884 « 9'709 ————— ——~—_—-- . veld in the office of Warburton & Smallwood, | agreed upon yesterday. The subscriptions ey sea ee eee aan Cr ne ee re Te eet S ss aaa pea tenes = “| JOHN m Monday evening next, at 8 o'clock ito the fund to aid Parnell in his litigation $16, 994 MELLISH, : is o - a | with the Times amounts to 24,500 pounds. | MisceLLanxovs, ‘ . mde tao A nate Colonial. .... 33,754 | Attorney-at-Law, Notary Public, &¢., ms = P t rs . : host ae al a Reckless Strikers. Foreign eels 11,665 | & . evening, at yelock. Every young mat . en CHARLOTTETOWN, P. F. L. 4 id avall himself of the opportuntt I i i f BrussEts, Dee. 6. | $ 45 419 he strike — omen pots ban tw 5. .: Sos Total, $247,968 | OFFICE—London House Building, i Strixers everywhere recom yr eck! less : 3 a A Li UV Nova Scotia An witempt was mad » TO day to wreck “J MARRIED. (Davies Corne r}. épueen St. pape paragrap ©) train on the Hollowview Railway, dynamite | : a ‘ b { r Ry Os Ci natit teen tngitet placed eg <a ‘track bat | | At the residence of the bride’s mother, Mrs. All ki f Legal Bt enterp g tes ee th ; z Sata ida Blas ieee a j John B. McCallum, Clyde River, on the 5th | 4, ‘ano, ions Ss attended N 1 Sydney, | i er a Gh “a igh = ee : — : An att iat , | inst., by Rev. D. Davies Moore, A. M., " dy & wky tf in me to prevent aisaster. ein} ' ‘ : ‘ yn ' wake up hs ane eS | Lemuel Hyde Esq., of Cornwall, to Matilda ——_—___— yt ‘ . ° o ow. ep 8 ee tory Mor! anwel | Rebecca, t! Lird daughter of the late John B. B ANK STACK JUST RECEIVED FROM HALIFAX: EN ' A despatch | with Gynaimite aiso faned, McCallum, Esq. z * es ion wee: | amas | 500 PAIRS GENUINE ACME CLUB SKATES : owe : . . WES LAU S st , a i Appeal to England. | Onv of the reasons why Scott’s Emalsion i eas : oi 8 aS, Ww ring ow. | has — a large sale is, because it is the best. 0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at Sales-| oe eae Te a ik ; sea Orrawa, Dec. 6. Dr. V. H. Cameron, Halifax, N. 8., says:— reom, Dodd’s Old Stand, WE ARE NOW SELLING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. sho¢ te V ikely n : ; spats ywrescribed Scott's Emulsion of Cod j Ae be . sessivt o Mil cian Sin j } e un won Of oC i : er . Th last session oy Parliament Sit! diver Oil, with Hypophosphites for the pasttwo| Om Friday, t4th December = . . S \ rk i p> s of |" onn “Wi — onan! wacec an act Phy sre i years, and found it more agree eable to the sh ; DODD Av ROGERS. Wales h ot past} Was ado} ed by 1! aEERERORT, abolishing stomach and have better results from its use AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON ; . tom thie on 1, and is ex] } eturn|a ip pe: il to E ng: and in criminal cases. ( On-| than any other preparation of the kind 1 have ee : thine sae ret November 22, 1888—~@w Qaw about nine to-night jsiderable anxiety has since been felt in| ever used.” Sold by al! druggists; 50c and 50 Shares _ in the MERCHANTS BANK The St. Lawrence was bout an } T late | G vernment circles that the Imperial Gov- $1.00. * OF I RINCE EDW ARD ISLAND. —_ leaving Summerside f Point du Chene this] ernment would withhold its assent, but a sm f . sT | eri : mi s 2. BEAIRSTO mornio sz | desp itch has just been received stating} _ Cree Monrus For Lanceny.— mn Mon- dec5 —dy 7i Auctioneer, « < ad we a a _ | that Her Majesty would nut be advised to} day last, says the Summerside Pioneer, | ___ Sites moa ncilie aE iS VW » IS oul : “aA ma cu ine looking iemaie, withhold assent while toe Station Agent at Bloomfield was ¢, AW AD A A T ANT { : sd ne wrrying a black big, called at Toe Examrnt R| a away to dinner, a young scamp, by the ie x esterday, and asked for a paper con-} TI vie name of Jerome Arsenault, entered the t i the latest news about ‘‘Ja he | 1¢ Rifle. ; ‘ P stati . ‘ining ¢t inner part of the station house, through the St hi GC Hipper. soe appeared to be very carelui ri re yh ln as . . — ‘i ‘ a Po a ae PAN h wck bag. Of course she was not the re- | Orrawa, Dee. 6. small wicket, and with a poker forced open eams Ip Ompany. [x] Tehactie Ean) | - ina dd ie: Hecate Ra. A the cash drawer, and stole about $10 and ULTADIC JaCkK ihe OMicialis 0 1@ Molninion hile As- ad y wy it . ; > = : wv ; made off with it. The thief was tracked Dasaanp oy } . A Gide | sociation are of the opinion that the annual} through the snow and eventually found N ADDITION to the decided Bargains oflered by usin PAR- MAGED BY CE ane scnor. nen, mwned sta 12 Coo e atin eiatio a ¢ re by Cant, Hanrahan, of P. E. island. was cot) eng, te oar -_ ciation | at Alberton. With a part of the money he i a ti LOR and CHAMBER SUITES of our own manufacture, _- Se eee a des ae, ol at will, after all, be held on imbeidon Com- | hag bougl ir of | 8 revolv i ‘ ; ‘ rough by ice and filled at the Trading Co’r. | non next year. No new range has yetleeg oversee’ Monet tke aie yf we have secured some immense Bargains in lines of Imported whari, at Charlottetown, on Sunday ila es : ae 7 os i ges. pA " : She is now being hauled out upon Ritchie's been selected, and the Duke of ( umbridge money was recovered, and the dad contess- —WILL LEAVE- Goods, and i Inv ite the public to inv estigate. wharf by Mr. Patrick Desmond.—Jfoncton | Will be —_ . leave for another | eq his guilt. He wastried and convicted Our contempot is altogether} Mecting at Wimbeidon. by R. B. Reid, Esq., J. P., and was _ sent \ 6 at i ‘ _ : ° e - - ° = a ‘ T ‘ ‘ . a yr . astray in its geography Ne » such accident — for three months to the Prince County jail. Charlottetown for Boston PICTURE MOULDINGS.—Our stock takes the lead in ha dhere. | The Shah Consents. +00 quality and price, new patterns, best makes. on — j or im. but HosToN STEAMERS, Lhe steamer I INDON Dec 6 Weathe Bulletin (VIA MALIFAS,) Carroll, Captain Brown, leaves Boston for : SS ' i 5.—150 just recei ; et ear cae ot a tkak os Walks ink detonate Toronto, Dec. 7.—-10 a. m. oe OIL PAINTINGS.—150 just received from the studio of a

Halifax at

return Halifax on Tuesday at fou 0 ' During the past season both the Carroll and Worcester have done a good busi ness in freight and passengers, and their

» will ex- retarn

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on their

many Irie tend a warm welcome to thom next year.

otticers have made

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Won't Give U1 In a letter received at Ottawa from Mr A. M. Stonhouse, who re- signed his seat in the British Columbia Legis- lature to join the Mormon yony, it is inti mated that the Mormo » not propose to give up pra ticing poiyyamy. Mr. Stenhouse argues that Mormons settled in the North- west are no more obliged to be satistied with one wife than are th he a vyhammedans of India who are un » British rule.

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Tae Hauirax.—Says the Halifax Chronicl f Thursday :—‘‘ The steamer Halifax, er arrived early this morning from Boston, had : full cargo and 133 passengers. Every st a room on the saloon deck was sold, and several applicants for rooms were obliged to take berths on the lower deck. The Boston agents had to decline several carloads of cargo for want of room in the ship. The Halifax sails this afternoon for Charlottetown.” She is expected here to-morrow morning.

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A Woxrp 1s Season.—If the Summerside Pioneer and the St. John Telegraph keep on taking news paragraphs from THe EXAMINER and crediting them to the Patriot, the readers of these papers, who rarely see the Patriot, will soon begin to think that that paper keeps pace

with the times. We have no objection to our contemporaries trying to boom the Patriot, but they must understand that they cannot do so at the expense of Tue EXaMINER. icsecics salle Mesican.—Mr. Earle has been engaged by the Y. M. C. A. to give two grand concerts during the season—the first a secular concert ear! January, the other a grand oratorio concert to be given in March. The success g the series of concerts given by Mr.

Earle three years ago, is a guarantee of the sup ity of the music to be performed at these concerts The choruses will | consist of upy s of thirty picked voices, and the in

unusual

strumen s1c promises to be of excellen - < Disastrovs Marine CoLiision.—A_ de-

spatch from London says that the French steamer Louis, at Cardiff, ran into and sunk the British barque Erminia at that port, from Savannah, and drove the British ships Bea

Antwerp and Macedon, from Montreal, against a pierhead, badly damaging both vessela. The Macedon was built in St.

and is owned by Wm. Thomson

consi ld, tenes

John in 1878,

& Co. The Beaconsfield was built at Digby, and the Erminia in P. E. Island. The !atter, however, was owned in England and h tiled

from Swan

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Tur Br “wax Wins.—The argument of . tit of Stevenson vs. the New B < railway company, in the Supreme Cor f John, was concluded on Monday evenin i: 2 agreed to refer the legal points of tine « etothe court ¢% banc, W ith leave to the defendants to move to entera non suit, and with leave to either party to move foranew trial. The quest tion of the aimount of dam ; to be Es dl plaintiff in case the leval points should ultimately be decided in hi favor, was | ft to the jary. His Honor

ong ; the jury : question of damages on We sday morning, and after a short ab- sence they made a return assessing the dam-

ages at 8U,5UU.

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| willingness that a Russian consul shall re- | side at Resht, but objects to the consul’s | jurisdiction extending to Meshed, that place is a holy city. authorities declare that Russian consuls in Persia generally cause strife.

altiiaaaiaan —

Threw Out the Biil.

Toronto, Dec. 6.

The Gr ne Jury at the general session yi ssterday threw out the bill against Dr. S. . McCul ie. charging him with shooting

Oldridge, in his

a medical student, H. 4H. Hollow’een demonstration in front of house.

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Petition Withdrawn.

Orrawa, Dec. 6.

A petition against the return of W. C. Edwards. M. P., for Russell Co., and cross- petitions against C. H. McKintosh, by mutual consent of the prrties, have been withdrawn, the Liberals agreeing to pay the costs.

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Invited to Boston.

Orrawa, Dee. 6. Abbot has been invited to a ban quet by the Boston Merchants Association, to represent Canada in the discussion of important questions.

Senator

Corn Sale Stepped Lonpvon, Dec. 6. corn to Russians to Sustabad,

stupped. It is believed now inthe hands of

The sale of Persia, has been Southern Persia is England.

HOTE L ARRIVALS.

OSBORNE

Dee 6 Jas W

HOUSE,

W Honeywell, M D, Hunter River; St Peter’s Bay; Peter S Perry, Tignish; Wesley Myers, Vic orla; W P Me. Neill, New Glasgow, NS; A McWilliams, West Cape; Geo Forbes, Vernon River Bridge,

Fy aser,

HOTEL DAVIES.

Dec 6—Geo Macleod, Truro; E W Spike, Halifax: J F Black, J Arthur Baxter, Mon- treal; E F Greaney, St John; James J Dolan, Montreal; M Stephens, Orwell; Capt Finlay. son, Vernot! River.

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TINHE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the

Members of the Young Mea’s Christian Association will be held inthe Hallof the Asso- | ciation, Queen Square, Chariottetown,

On Monday, (7th day of December,

7.20 O'CLOCK, P. M.,

| AT '

of receiving the report of the during the past year, Manaying Committee and the transaction ef

ifor the purpose work of the Assocjation | electing an Executive or ifor the ensuing year, | other gn portant business.

J. D. SEAMAN, President, CHAS, LEIGH, Jr.,

dec7—tl dte Secretary.

because | The Persian |

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Fresh to strong winds from north-west to south-west; fair weather; stationary or a little lower temperature,

FresH OysterT at Benoit’s.

HAWKER’S

LULU AND CHERRY,

A Favorite and Most Valuable Remedy for all Throat and Lung Diseases.

It has cured hundreds of cases considered hopeless. It soothes, heals and strengthens the diseased or irritated Throat and Lungs in a very short time. Just a few doses will cure a fresh cold if taken in time. Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale at the Drug Stores.

W. HAWKER & SON, Proprietor, St. John, N. B.

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Sale of Papers and Magazines,

—ON —

THURSDAY, 13th INSTANT,

IN THE—

Y. M. ©. A. Reading Room.

AT 8 O'CLOCK, P. M.

LL MEMBERS ofthe Y.M.C. Zz titled to atte ond this sale. All the leading English and American Maga- zines will be offered, An opportunity is offered of procuring the best

A. are en-

literature at much tess than regular prices, J.D. SHAMAN, President, CHAS, LEIGH, Jr, deat —ti at e Sec retary.

Apples, Onions, Lemons, Oranges, Vinegar, Tea, Wrapping Paper, AUCTION,

Wy B 10th, at 10.30 o’clock :—

on MONDAY, 150 barrels Apples (Choice Winter-keeping), 7... Ono, 10 casks Vinegar (White Wine and Malt), 25 half chests Tea, Lemons, Oranges, Wrap- ping Paper—to close consignments.

A. McNEILL,

dec3—3i Auctioneer.

Missions of i ‘Het Methodist Carel |

ER] MONS « yn behaif of the Methodist Mission ary Society will be preas shed on SU NDAY NEXT, the 9:h inst., as follows:

BRICK CHURCH, It a. m., by rurner; 7 p. m., by Rev. John Read.

SECOND CHURCH, 11 a. m., by Rev. John Read: 7 p. m., by Rev. E. C. Turner.

The Annua! Missionary Meeting will be held in-the Brick Church, on Monday, 10th inst.. at 7.30 p.m., and inthe Second Church, on Tues- day,il!th inst., at .730 p. m.

Excellent prc¢zgrammes have been arranged for both occasions, and most interesting meetings may be expected.

Collections will be taken up at each Anniver- sary Seryice on behalf of the Missions,

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December

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MONDAY, DECEMBER 16th,

famous art gatherer of Chicago. These Paintings are all works

of art, and will bear inspection.

Through Tickets issued from all Stations on |

the P. EL See The “HALIF has beén built specially for this. route, combining SAFETY, SPEED and COMFORT. The Fastest and Most Palatial PASSENGER vinnna between BOSTON AND 'THH PRO- NCES.

Luxurious Cabins, Elegant State- reoms, Grand Dining Saloon above the Deck, Palatial Social Hall, Spacious Smoking Room.

Connecting at ROSTON with Fall River Line for New York; Metropolitan Line for New York; Canada Pacific Railway for Quebec, Montreal, Toronto andall Canadian points ; New England and Savannah 8. 8, Line for all Southern points ; ¢ ono and Railroad Lines South and

est.

At HALIFAX with Steamers for Newfound- land and St. Pierre. also steamer ‘* Electra”’ for Lunenburg ; shortest —— e Chester, Bridge- water, Mahone Bay, &c.

At PORT HAW CESBURY with Steamers of the Bras D’or Navigation Co. for Sydney, Bad- aes Whycocomah, and all points in Cape

reton.

FARES :

a cE Charlottetown to Boston—First Se cess 3 6 30 —Intermediate.. 4 00 naeenern to New York, via Fall River NN dat Gack oka ad ti shaver ew ui debeod ses Cherlottetown to Savannah, via Boston and Savannah §., 8. Line :—

ee a ee i cede budce ee PU ee re ee tas 21 50 I ovis sca pnecies Muck ckeccnsbinbiewedoss 15 00

Including Cabin Ber th. Staterooms Extra.

Through Bills of Lading ‘issued to New York. Philadelphia, saltimore, Providence, Savannah, Norfolk and points in Ontario and Western States. Also to Liverpool, London, Glasgow and West Intlies.

For Freight or other information apply to

FENTON T. NEWBERY, Agent, Charlottetown, P. EL. CHIPMAN BROS., . Ageuts, Halifax

RicnaRDson & BARNARD, Lewis’ Wharf Beston

Furniture!

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Furniture!

i HAVE now on hand a large assortment om PARLOR AND BEDROOM SETS, Walnut, Mahogany, Ash and Oak, W las Sideboards, Hair and Flock Mattrasses, ete.

Intending purchasers would do well to inspect this Furniture before going else- where.

G. M. HARRIS,

Auctioneer.

W ANTS, LOST, FOUND Me,

WANTED a Servant for general house- work Apply to Mrs. Epwarp Davy, dy tf—dec7

novl2

Richmond Street, East.

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No washing.

ee hm A general Servant. w--cecd

Apply at this office.

IR SALE.—A young Cow, prize winner,

calved iate inthe season. Also, a Heifer Calf, raised from an excellent Milch Cow ; well bred, taking prizes at two exhibitions, and from one of the best Ayrshire bulls on the Island. Apply to Henry Rackwam, Chestnut Street, City. pd 2i—dec3

WAN TED.—A young man of fair education

about seventeen years of age, to learn the business ot Druggist and Dispensing Chemist, A ply by letter to THE EXAMINER office,

MATTRESSES.— We have just received a carload faom the largest Bedding House in Canada. Hair Mattresses, $9.00 each ; Flock Mattresses, $3.50; Fibre, Wool,.Moss, Sea Grass and Straw

Mattresses at corresponding low prices,

SPRING BEDS.—The Dominion Wire, the best Bed in the

world. Each Bed warranted for five years.

WOVEN WIRE BEDS, adjustable, only $3.00 each Mattress is sold all over the Dominion for $5.00 each.

This

RATTAN and REED CHAIRS, CHILDRENS’ CHAIRS,

New Patterns and Nice Designs.

KITCHEN CHAIRS, 40 cents each and upwards.

Our Stock is large and our Prices are low.

It will pay you in dollars and cents to call on us before buying.

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MARK WRIGHT &

Chartottetown, No

CO.

v. 21, 18838™2aw & wky

QA/ E guarantee the ‘CHARTER OAK” STOVES and RANGES, with the wonderful ¥ WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR, to be the most perfect Cooking ¢ Apparates made. In 10 Ibs. of Meat roasted in a ‘‘ Charter Oak” Oven there is a loss of » and in the ordinary tight Oven the loss is from 3 to 4 lbs , caused by evaporation of juices.

Made in 18 Sizes and Styles for Solt Coal and Wood

£EqB We will be pleased to show samples, and can refer customers to mauy families in City and ore who are using “CHARTER OAK” Stoves, and are delighted with their

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“aug30—2aw & wky CHARLOTTETOWN.

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