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THE DAILY EXAMINER, - _-

“Local and Other licmis,

fur STyYLe his monthly for December is atthe Diamond Bookstore, ; - Che steamer M. A. Starr is ex

Exprcrep ted to arrive here this evening.

- PoraTors AND Oats Lhe News reports that Island potatoes are selling at Pictou at nts, and oats at 35 cents. oo = ~

i Tine Halifax Herald of yes

i itt LALIFPAN

terday Says The steamer las tight from P. E. Island, having been detain by tog. She will sall this morning at nine o clock tor Boston. = [Nsane.--A countryman named McNeill, who has n out of his mindltor some time past, and who was given in charge of the pulice thé: forenoon, was removed to the Hospital fcr the insane this afternoon - A Goop INCREASE, Che sale of the Domin

ion lands in the Northwest for the iug Oct. 3lst, has been greatly in last year, noticeably in the last three months f the year, w! increase of forty two thousand dollars. =

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year end

excess of

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ASSIGNED agdespateh

‘TULEGRAPHIC NEWS.

SpectAL Despatrcurs ro ‘Ture EXamMIner.

Otiawa News Noies

Noy. Ov. As previously intimated Messrs. rice,

a Rodier and Drummond have been called to the Senate.

LIITaWa.

\n automatic whistling buoy has been

; eastern side of the entrance to

e Day

Parrington

Marine notices are given of the discovery ot a shoal off Escuminae Point, and of the HOW-eXistence of supposed banks southward of Cape St. Mary, Newfoundland.

Notice is given that application will be made to incorporate the Prince Edward Is- land and Cont nential Railway Co., to construct a line of railway from Buctouche to Kingston and Richibucto, to establish a railway and passenger ferry connecting with the P. E. [. railway.

The iports for Getober show an increase |

}loluon dollars over the same month! year, |

7 netic Sentes ff : c rhe customs duty for the iirst four |

Personal, Hoi, Mr. Chapleau’s health is still very un- sx isfactory, and he has been weged by friends | to vo again to consult his physicians in Paris, | whase previous treatment had a most bene- fiei 1 etlvet,

| the friends of Mrs. General Sheridan are [raising & fund of $100,000 for her, as the estute left by her husband will yield but a small income. Among the contributors to the | fund is Vice-President-elect Morton,

| Lord ‘Tennyson's dangerous attack of rheu-

Halifax arrived | placed Southwest of Bantam Creek on the |™atic fever was brought on by his obstinate

persistency in walking two hours daily, in the open air, regardless ot the weather, The |exposure came near terminating the poet's career, but he is now much better,

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| When, from any cause, the digestive and | secretory organs become disordered, they may be stimulated to healthy action by the use of Ayer's Cathartic Pills. These pills are

} _ . . and Ferry | prescribed by the best physicians, and are for

sale at all the drug stores, —— iin <> ie ee ur Advertisers To-day.

Mr. Theo. L. Chappelle calls attention to | the grand stock of Christmas presents he has on exhihition at the Diamond Bookstore and Bazaar. His is the oldest estabiishment of the

gays that McCafferty & Daly, King Street | months of the present fiscal year exceed the | kind in the city and perfect satisfaction is

dry goods men, have assigned to Robert Hat rowor, English dealers. In 1885 they executed a bill of sale for $18,500 in favor of their English creditors

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Osiruary.—We chronicle to-day, with re gret, the death ot the wife of Sergeant Maja: John Allen, Keeper of the Poor House, which aoeurred this morning, alter three d Lys iil yess of heart native of Brookfield, and was well and favor ally known

disease. Mrs. Allen was a

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Water Trest.—] attached t

ing, and the

top of the

stream was thrown several feet

is afternoon the hose was a hydrant near the new city build- water was easily thrown to the bell in the tower. Afterwards a

higner toan

| Saye period last year by

[650,000. The

exports for October are half a million dol-

lars in excess of the same month last year. lneieineiiddiaaienlandl

The Parzell Commission,

LONDON, Nov. 80.

At the meeting of the Parnell Commis- sion to-day, Sir Charles Russel!, counsel for the Parnellites, asked the opinion of | the bench upon the propriety of a placard which had been posted, calling a public | meeting to hear addresses by a man named Mitchell and Nora Fitzmaurice, who had appeared as witnesses for the defence be- fore the Commission. Presiding Justice Hannen said the placard was un justi-

Welsh & Owen's brick building on Lower : , Qe ; ; habie. He would serve a_ notice

Wueen Street, the ! being attached o a én the frm hiel ublished ‘ hydrant in the neighbor! _ the irn Which published it. - Land agent Hussey testified that ten-

Privatre.—The Halifax Herald of yesterday says: The conference between Consul General Phelen and the UJ, 8. Consuls of the M: Rravinces, on Thursday, was nature. There was a ceneral interchanze of

ideas and the gathering will doubtiess result

ritime

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in much good in the future performance of the |

duties of Consul. ett

“THe HEaveNLy SumMons.”—Mr. Read's |

sermon on death—asg reported by Mr, Oxen- |

ham and published io fuz EXAMINER to-day | —is appropriate for Advent Sanday. Phi topic of the discourse is one of the most in- | teresting in life ; and in view of recent sudden bereavements the sermon will, no doubt, be read attentively by many peisons. -~

Vateante Pourewase.—Says the Pictou Vews : Messrs. Pope Bros. have just. pur chased from Hon. Donald Ferguson, Kast River, P. E. L.. a fine short-horn buall-caif, thereugh-bred, named ** Dufferin.” ‘The ani mal was purchased for Mr John MeCara, of Plainfield. Mr. McCara deserves credit far his efforts to improve the stock in his vicinity.

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ANNIVERSARY SERvices.—The anniversary services of the Methodist Missionary Society will be held early this month. Sermons will be preached in both churches on Sunday, the 9th inst, and the meetings will be held in the brick Church on Monday evening, the 10th, aml ia “the Second Church on Tuesday even- ing, the }]th inst. The committee have~pro- ided an attractive programme for the occa- sion

7 ae fen. Over THe Wuarr.—An Indian who has been soliciting charity about the city for some time past, got full to overflowing of that which **makes gtad yesterday evening, and tumbled over the Ferry wharf into the water. He was fished out with con- siderable trouble, and the police took him to the station where, after drying his clothes, he was permitted to remain over night. This morning he was released. It would be well for people to be careful about giving money to Indians who spend it for liquer, coonniihidlesies ‘late Worcesver.— the steamer Worcester, Capt. Nickerson, arrived from Boston, via intermediate ports, this afternoon, and is now discharging at Pownal wharf. Her cargo con- sisted of 4000 packages merchandise. The passengers for this port were: P Foley, Miss A Martin, Miss J Ross, Wiss McWade, Mr. A Downing, Mr. William DeCourcey, Mr. H. DeCourcey, Miss Christie McDonald, Mr. J. Hennessey, Mr. F McCarthy, Mr. J Stephen- gon, Mr. A McKenzie aud Mrs. Gardner. -—te Jack THE Riprer.—-When the wife of Baker Jos. Cloran of McCord Street, Montreal, awoke a few mornings ago she found a man lying on the sofa in the sitting room. She hastened to the telephone to summon the svolice and then demanded the man’s business in ber heuse. He suddenly jumped up and drawing a large knife from his hip pocket, remarked: “*I am Jack the Ripper, and if you don’t keep quiet I'll silence you.” Hear- ing a noise on the front stair the individual rushed through a rear dour and escaped just as four policemen entered the house. ~~ Carp. —The President and members of the Y. M. C. A. tender their sincere thanks to the President, Secretary and members of the bazar Committee and the ladies assisting them, who by their united effort made the Bazar in aid of the Y. M. C. A. so successful. The thanks of the Association are also extend- ed to¥fux Examiner and Patriot, the St. Peter's Boys’ Band, and to the ladies and gentlemen who so kindly contribute} to the Tea and Bazar. The ladies’ committee of the Y. M. ©. A. Bazar are requested to meet on Monday afternoon next at 3.30, in the upper parlor of the Association. oan

cone,

ants paid their rents secretly or did not pay them ag all, because thi y were afraid of » said there were nu moon-

being shot. ti

lighters, secret societies, of GULEPALSS ih!

County Kerry before the League was form-

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St. Andrews as a Terminal Point. | he a i

ST. ANDREW’s, N. B., Noy. 30. |

Mr. McPherson, of the Maine Central, |

;and Mr. MeNicol, of the Canadian Pacitie

| Railway, arrived today. They were met | at the depot by Mr. T. M. Horton, Man-| ager for the land company, and were driven to different points of vantage in and near the town. Mr. McNicol, who ji preparing a euide in connee- tion with ‘the Canadian Pacific, expressed himself very strongly to your correspondent as to the unlimited and strong points St. Andrew's presents for the consideration of the railways throughout Canada asa terminal point. They aay its fine bay is a harbor not equalled on the American Continent. They left by special train at 8 o’elock.

Steamer Sunk.

SavaANNAH, Ga., Nov. 30.

The British steamer Napier arrived to day from New York with the captain and crew of the British steamer Domingo, aban dgned sinking in lat. 83.86, long. 73.48. The Domingo was from St. Jago, Cuba, for Philadelphia, with iron ore, She sailed cn the 18th, On the 22nd she encountered a gale which lasted three days, and when abandoned she had eight feet of water in the hold and sank shortly after.

The Berne Convention.

Montrear, Noy. 30 At a meeting of Toronto and Montrcal publishers and paper makers held to-day, it was unanimously decided to. support an agitation against “Canada’s entry into the Berne Convention.

Queensland’s Governor. Lonvon, Nov. 30. The Government announced in the Com- mons this afternoon that Sir Henry Norman had been appointed to the Governorship of Queensland, ,

Through the lee Belt.

(JvEBEC, Nov. 30. The str. Pomeranian passed outward at LIslet at 10.40 p. m., proceeding at full speed. She has got through the ice belt.

Weather Bulictin.

Toronto, Dec. 1.—-10 a. m. Moderate west and southwest winds; mostly fair; not much change ia temperature. Sallis seweiceliladicici Tue time for receiving tenders for Mr. Mc- Phail’s houses has been extended to Thurs day, 6th December, at noon. Zi—nov30 eal LecturE.—Rev. J. M. McLeod, of Char- lottetown, wil! lecture in the Town Hall, Georgetown, on Tuesday, 4th Dee. Subject : ‘* A trip to the Pacific. nov28 3i o A Walt Prom Picrov. ~ Reports from many sections in Pictou County tell of an enormous increase in drinking. On Sunday, one of the speakers of the Y. M. C. A.-meeting made the astounding statement that he saw more

jon Monday, 3rd inst., thence via cu. t

guaranteed. <a

All those heating and itching humors of the scalp, 80 troublesome to many persons, are effectually cured by the use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor. If not attended to in time, these dis- eases are very liable to result in loss of the hair.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.

HOTEL DAVIES.

Nov 30—James Barker, Milwaukee; fhomas Pidgeon, J F Black, Montreal.

OSBORNE HOUSE.

Nov 30—W A Pidgeon, Kensington; W Staples, S’side; A M Brown, Stanley; W M Murray, Moncton; J A Mutch, © P Mutch, Marie; N Campbell, North Wiltshire.

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At Brighton Road, on the Istinst., of heart

Ria. , ; Rr ; | disease, Kuphemia Allen, aged 55 years, the | beloved wife of Sergeant-Major John

Allen. (The funeral leaves the house at 1.30 p. m., train, to Colville station, thence to Broaktield Ceme- tery. |

f New Brunswick papers please copy.)

HAWKER’S~

SLU AMD CHERRY,

A Favorite and Most Valuable

Kemedy 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 @ 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,

novl@—ly dy St. John, N. B,

S00 PAIRS ACME SKATES, from 75 ° eents up. SIMON W. CRABBE, Walker's Corner. nov29—2w 2aw

ROOFING MATERIAL.

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veceived per Steamer ‘‘ Worcester ” :

I LOt Rolls ‘‘ Bee Hive” FELT, 50 Barrels PITCH, 100 Rolls TARRED PAPER,

100 * DRY SHEATHING, 25 ‘ CARPET FELT,

For sale low.

SIMON W. CRABBE, Walker’s Corner, nov29-—-2w 2aw

WATERWORKS.

M. STEVENSON

Hereby desires to inform the public that he is prepared to attend to ail

GASFITTING WORK,

—AND THE—

Fixing of Hot and Cold Water Pipes in Mousses, and Plumbing of all descriptions.

All work done by him will be first-class. ALSO, IN STORE—A large supply of TIN- WARE, STOVEPIPE, COAL HODS, etc, All orders carefully and promptly attended to. M. STEVENSON, Queen Street. then eod 2m ;

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PF. ISLAND RAILWAY.

drunkenness in the tewn of Pictoueduring 15 minutes last Saturlay. evening than in a

ioseeL Mretinas.—Nemember the Railway Gospel meetiog held every Sunday at 4 p. m., in McLeod's Hall. Strangers always wel- come. Lesson for to-morrow: Hebrews 12—1,

** Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about witl: so great a cloud of witnesses, let | us lay aside every weight and the sin which |

doth so easily beset us, and let us run with

patience the race that is set before us, looking |

unto Jesus.” : The usual Sunday afternoon gospel service will be held in the ¥. M. C..A. Hall to-mor- row afternoon at 4 o'clock. Lesson taken from the Ist i’salm. Every person is invited. _——-_---—- THe Cast.—As near as can be at

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present ascertained the total popular vote in | the recent United States presidential election |

Of this vote Cleveland elec- tors got 5,469,990 and Harrison electors 5,490,491. that Harrison will be sident of tie Republic, though he actnally got 79,499 less votes than Cleveland. That is the way the United States constitution pro- vides for ‘‘ government by the peopl !” rhe people vote one way, and the constitution decides the other. The tota! ‘‘ scattering vote, among prohibitionists, labor reformers, woman righters, etc., etc., only amounted to

225,344 aluayetber, or witdut 2 per veut Uf the tiytal Yate. '

was | 1,235 825,

Pre- ;

"iis the

whole week ‘in the great city of New York. Christian men and women of Pictou, what do you think of that ?—Standard. fii | He Lost His Money.—An unwise Cincin- nati wagon driver, who followed the advice of a fortnne teller and left the Jid of his trank | open over night, next morning discovered that ail his savings, $140, had been carried off. | He didn’t lose faith in the fortune teller, however. He again visited her and, upon aying fifty cents, she cheered him up by tel- ‘Jing him to re-»pen the trank and the stolen money would be returned within twenty-four hours. He opened the trunk, but the lost money failed to put in an appearance. Apvics to Morsners.— Mrs. Winsiows So « Syrup should always be used when children are catting teeth. It relieves the little sufferer at once; it produces natural | quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain; and the little cherub awakes as “bright asa button.” It is very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays al! pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and best known remedy for diarrhea, arising from teething or other causes. Ewenuty-five cents a bottle. Be +gure aud ask for Mrs. Winslow's, Soothing

Syrup, ard tke po otter kind. [April 1 ‘8,

whethe:

| WOTICE.

| YOMMENCING on MONDAY. December 3rd, | prox., and continuing until close of naviga- | ton at Summerside, a Special Passenger Train | willleave Charlottetown at 3a m. daily (Sun- | days excepted) for Summerside, connecting there | with Steamer for Point du Chene; returning. ! will Jeave Summerside on arrival of steamer from Point du Chene. J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent, Rai! way Office, Ch’'town, Nov. 29, 1888. aa nov:iv—6i whky pre & ¢ vr ‘M _N Ty WANTS, LOST, FOUND Ke. "WaANTED.—A young man of fair education about seventeen years of age. to learn the | business of Drnggist and Dispensing Chemist, | Apply by letter to Tue EXAMINER Cffice. devi

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\ ANTED.—A Girl to do general nousswork Apply to Mrs. W. W. WELLNER, Prince

Street. 3i—decl

WANTED.—A Servant for general housework ina smatifamily. No warrias Apply at

this office. y 4i—decl ‘i VU LET.—The rooms lately in the occupation of Dr. S. R. Jenkins, in the City Hotel, on Great George Street. They are adapted for a | lawyer's office, Surgerr or Dentistry rooms. Pos- ' gession Can be given at once. For terms— apply

- OS Phere, Wert tur & Devel wood, Soli cilors.

ACME SKATES. |;

You will find this His goods are as a Try him. |

Overcoats, Reefers and Suits at prices never heard

tell of before.

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out if you trade with PROWSE: dvertised and the Cheapest in Town.

NG. SALE.

(’ompetitors are mad but Customers

are glad that PROWSE still lives.

WE CLAIM TO SELL

THE CHEAPEST, AND WE WILL D0 IT.

Follow the crowd ard you will be led to PROWSE'S

Store — BP. KK. Island.

Summer f& gone,

with the Best and

for PROWSE’S Store

He does the Biggest. Clothing Business on

but PROWSE is stil! to the front ‘Cheapest Clothing. Make a‘ start and get a Bargain.

Sign of the Big Hat, 144 Queen Street.

November 22, 1888—cod & wky

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UREAT GLOTH

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J. &. MACDONALD’S

—-GREAT STOCK OF

Overcoats, Uleters, Reefers and Suits

Is now selling at prices which, for Cheapness, has never yet been approached by anyone in the City.

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If you want a good Coat, in Quality and Fit, and at the same time save a Dollar

or mere

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in the price, the place te buy is at

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CANADA ATLANTIC. Steamship Company. as

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THe §. 8. “HALIFAX”

-WILL LEAVE-

Charlottetown for Boston

(VIA BALIFAS,) ~ON—

FRIDAY, DECEMBER AT 7 OCLOCK, A. M., —AND—

Boston for Charlottetown

—ON-

December

7th,

Saturday, ist.

Throvgh Tickets issued from all Stations on the P. E. I. Railway. $ The “ HALIFAX” has been built specially for this route, combining SAFETY, SPKED and COMFORT, so The Fastest and Most Palatial PASSENGER STEAMER between BOSTON AND THE PRO- VINCKS. Luxurious Cabins, Elegant Sftes| reoms, Grand Dining Salven | above the Reck, Pala:ial ‘Social Hall. Spacions Smoking Room. | Connecting at BOSTON with Fal! River Line .or New York; Metropolitan Line for New York; Canada Pacific Railway for Quebec, Montreal, Toronto andali Canadian points; New England and Savannah 8S. 8. Line for all Southern points 5 | all Steamboat and Railroad Lines south and Ww

est. At HALIFAX with Steamers for Newfound- land and St. Pierre. also steamer “ Electra” for | Lunenburg ; shortest route to Chester, Bridge- | water, Mahone Buy, At PORT HAWKESBURY with Steamers of

the Bras D’or Navigation Co. for Sydney, Bad- deck, Whycocomah, and all points in Cape Breton.

FARES:

Charlottetown to Boston—First Clas*....... $6 ” * —Intermediate.... 4 Charlottetown to New York, via Fall River RN aon bck cecus sehen Died tu aiy a uu ekes ie Charlottetewn to Savannah, via Boston end Savaunab 8. 8S. Line:—

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iit CRG 5 ai 5 ei eked sc hektas ie iinoeited 24 50 Intermediate....... te as Coser ee re ic hden pal 2 50 i nhs ces man oenee ceee ewes 054 15 00

Includiag Cabin Berth, Staterooms Extra, Through Bills of Lading issued to New York. Philadelpuia, Baltimore, Providenec, Savannah, Nortoik and points in Ontario and Western States. Also to Liverpool, London, Glasgow and West indies. : For Freight or other information apply to FENTON T. NEWBERY, Agent, Charlottetown, P. EL CHIPMAN BROs., Agents, Halifax RicHaRDsoN & BARNARD,

Lew Wrart, Bustun.

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Charlottetown, November 28, 1888, 1888—dy & wky

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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS,

—-WHO INTEND BUYING——

Ready-made Reefors, Overcoats or Suits.

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VISIT PATON & O'S NEW CLOTHING ROOMS,

They are Filled with New Reefers and Overcoats.

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DON'T BOY WITHOUT FIRST PAYING US A VISIT.

(0) —-—— We Guarantee Good Goods and Low Prices.

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PATON & GO’S. POPULAR STORE,

MARKET SQUARE.

Charlottetown, Nov. 24, 1888—dy & wky

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YE guarantee the ‘‘ CHARTER OAK” STOVES and RANGES, with the wonderful V “WIRE GAUZE OVEN DOOR, to be the most perfect Cookiag Apparatus S- In 10 lbs. of Meat roasted in a ‘* Charters Oak” Oven ther: a loss of 1 ib., 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 SufiGual aud Wood ‘Made in 18 Sizes and Styles 10r SuLbU8al abd wes

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and can refer customers to many families in City

. > J. We will be pleased to show sampics, ; . nae : Ve wil } and are delighted with their

} Pia 662% ITER OAK” Stoves and Country who are using ‘*¢ HARTER OAK toves,

| working pote DODD & ROGERS. |

sia CH ARMOTDTOWN.