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a been making new i another, adding . tare am! shopping

a u WwW ¢ Woods Sales are

By mm wns not so when we ? five reix venurs ago), and

. * n new ideas, new at na w gots Of all kinds We

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LOCAL

black and White Sale

Premier Black and White Sale

Thursday, Feb. ist.

W

ne newessity of un nm there wideawake d efore been preparing veral months,

Nt i

&

THE PR

mhnants,

W GOODS purposely EMIER SALE. n figntes

BEER BEOS.

wrked in plai

itis not a rehash

but

rua - ‘va, ‘and this

a smart pur All

bitty

«da We re

E. W. Taylor,

AND OTHER ITEMS.

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Jani

juest

An

irga rhe - | 4 ' M K /, > i ‘ <= h th r M PFistre s rer . - STA) e st P iay I 8 ein ] ‘ ir “ H cK ¥ ‘ iarier \ atte ance Ciena 4 2 vof St. George’: \ 7 at DD vires ‘ se tux Huston Stree ers are requested fo a - ME f —] : I (rera med his add G 4 vated that vas : | with tra Lart tria fais : ti ext r ving principa ‘ — Me Jenkins & Son, grocers t, re ybtained from ti Bay Fundy a bar of abo tow ‘ ’ ver y y j p uD ‘ . the breath of Mes Jenkine ty s ' ences ‘ was ed agair A E 4 ist M has - hese meetings is being ved. To-night the meeting wiil | Zion Chorch at 7.30; prayer } as. && ylleteion will he this g to defray the « ne as Several of the g ip their regular ” thie € ning #0 that ail Conductor McKay re ) rg mber of spectators ; hock match, Clerks ‘vs re Hillsborough Rink, laat After an exciting contest, the r i vict + by a score of two For the victors, Bruce scored the goals, and for their op- , Miller captured the honor of he y goa Mr. 8. € wore efer nt match. Galbraith’s a8 present ar ts choice music 1 ay ate A match between . iH borough ¢ ubs has gest the next mat ine ex] m of more than ed Dr. Strickiand’s it ele velock yester- y ] D rder to hurry j lear r pla ed it arg annon stove, and the y ker than waa expected the wed and in doing ¢o smash- t pieces, scattering it in all and amashing the windows in the stove also spread about the the furniture and carpets were Th was soon extinguished rennants of the stove and burning irried out’ The damage to the e and the room exceeds $100, cover surar How the Dr. and a sho was in the dental chair escap- t injury is one of those . things 4% be accounted for, bat luckily ye was burt RCLA Mogexa.” ‘ ‘Tow - ball Rev D mM Millan at t the A.O.H st eve Garcia os was | ed president and I striot of i | i” A 6jtte history aol t. deta gy th leading event- f His r irly edneat E pr son a id Sil ‘tion the presidency were a portray i, and the war hel um Several tinie* e wa obliged to again sand ifiairs to eave hi Hi«a<<a-+* nin LST after athecira va ‘ diy des (ra s Mu a deserved to be with world’s greatest men, and referred to by the future .- f history’s brilliant stars thanks was moved by Mr. J. H ied by Mr. Peter McCo i » learned lecturer R kford watches just

thinner it, Can

, ) Vv «

ahaa ASE — !

lary diet

those in-

the amount of their

that date

Weather Bulletin.

Torosto, g to earterly

»lay,

and

Jan. 24, 10 9. m.

increas-

then esno# 7

| unary 12. 1894, by the

| Fellow of the

® Kind of

THE MOCK PARLI AMENT. The attendance of me belies at this popu- ir institution last night was large, and a ro ol y number of visitors, ing luding ladies, vere present H 8 Hy Mor Mr Spe ~aker Lai ird took the chair at 8 p. m..

oe procee: lings «& - ed by the C

(Mr Ma Nei! ) re

i. ea let

ing the journal of th v ecediang meeting M B.D. Hi iounced to Mr Speaker and the hom ny y that after the esignati Mr Weeks and his Goveet ment, His Honor Gover Fitzgerald gave him the plea iny task of forming a ‘ vl nis ilio whicl i i read succeeded iH the ed the ew Crovernment as follow Premier B D H gzs Attornev-Ger I—.J A. Ma ‘ Ministe Fina DO. S. MacRs >» vlar Sta P. Carver Minister of Public Works—K. H. Camy hell On mot r. Ss. Me ss cA t His Honor Mr. Speaker de- hivered his very able and ¢ { ust Ve ad- iress on Confederatiar Mr. Laird, who is personally a with tl Fulyect I ewed th nnian stlairs of the f { before and since itere , and a 1 with the provi- n which we entered federation, s ithat the Provir vatly ent ‘ . i i Mr. Higgs, Leader of ¢ (iovernt ed, secor by Mr. FW. LM ; » Oppo 4 e of thank His Mr. Spea f ! v structive address The motion was port i my H 4 W Richards, ot Bideford Mr mdkin, f Summer- side, and Mr. Ma wil jams, f West ( ipe, Members of th Provin a! Legislature The vot vasa unanimeo ly | wl peed, temtered ar 1 cK itedes: t The quest f ving the bighta of meeting, owimeg to the evening lectufe of ] f the Rolls

f the Master « AS I { Tu re ey i Much as members of the mock parliame

i Judge H denon *s lectures,

lesire to atte I y ars were entertained _— a charg n the nights of meeting w ot be sto the

advantage of the Mock Parli ament, and it was hoped that His Honor woukd See hie way clear to deliver his lectures upon St ther evening than that of Tuesday

———_E <i - em —

NEWS OF THE WORLD.

Neve Scotia, has a leven hundred

popula But with- 90,000

Wolfville,

the past ten years it has spent $! i ti erection of new | I ve

enlargement of old one?

be a ten mill

Imperial budget this : ~ R Cartwrigh if

juite prond William Har-

They ar? of the

There lollar deficit in the

Is expects i to

know in statesnren

fortunes

rribune

school and the same mis The ] iberal Winn peg | Gabriel could not ‘onsery ticket in Wis bly the’Tribune estimates re € of is party Chere are

hold

t

ative Mi pes

SOT

sarne-|

be elected |

aright the |

Grits who would not learn even from such

the © risstnsittee

ongress k . Nees is Cc has re solved ; the = yposed duty on Canadian bar- wenty to thirty. five per cent ad- Mr. Eras tus Wiman and those Canadian L 10m the Buffalo ‘

mercial told about, are lent!

*y than thev

rhe majority of nal Ways i

’ 2

al vey val

from rein. iberais wl evi vy succeeding : their work bette ; deserve

Mr. Wilson, in his tariff speech to Cor ited out that under the United States forest area was

gress, poir

te »licy the

preser nt

ng rapidly denuded and the most va!- able part of the timber lestroyed I ree lumber from Canada will relieve som what the demand the furests > anffer: from and preserve them tobe of greater value

United States stands

Wil

in the future The te gain in a double sense if the tariff becomes the Jaw of the land

son

The statisticians have been

the population of F

1906 if it goes on increasing at 118 present rate. They figure it cut ~ in this way 1ao4, 10.060 .000: 1895, 30,394,000; 1895,

31,071,000; 1898, 31, 1900, 32,116,- of En;

gland’s |

30,731,000; 1897, 416,000; 1899, 31,764,000; 000. The steady growth population is a factor maintenance of its political importance In

Europe, and as the colonies grow

(cents

computing | ngl ane and Wales in }

the nation’s

too, the |

British becomes each year a more and | more vital force in the world. May it ever continue so to be

——

hereditary or ac- from the la, the great

whether

uiced, is thoroughly expelled “l by Hood’s Sarsaparil d purifier

Scrofula,

MARRIED. On Wednesday, 17th inst., at enture’s Church, by the Rev. P. Curran, P P., Francis McNally, Esq. of Brackley Pt., to Mrs. Peter Murphy, of Portage

Newark. N. J., on Jan- Rev. Dr. Sutphin, Second Presbyterian Church, David Rollo, Americaw Association of Public Accountants, New York, toSophia, fifth daughter of the late Peter Rose, Lake- ville, Prince Edward Island, Canada.

st

At 47 Fulton at.,

~ DIED. At Thorndale, Lot 4%, on the Mary, beloved wife of William

vear~

24th inst., McKenzie, aged 73

{Funeral will take place on Friday, at 2

o'clock }

What

Pleasure

can @ person get out of th oe ret the fullness of pleasure

ith. To get health all the the 7 io need to be kept in healthy action EVERYBODY'S PILLS act on the

il, SICK 4

world you watit

«va generally Price 25 cents a box

tem

tion.

JOUNSON & JOHNSON, The Reliab'e Drugzists

jau24

EPUTATION |

WHAT IS IT?

Téis the combined judgment of many

is regarding one man or article,

men

: : It is deemed a mans

| poseesqion.

It means something, then, when hun-

| dreds of buyers affirm that OUR FURNI-

| TURE IS THE BEST FOR THE

MONEY ON THE MARKET, and by

| their testimony give it that reputation

that has enablef us to build up euch a

large business a+ ours. '

Mark Wright & Co,,

ian?24

orguns of |

STOCK-TAK: NU You Meet : Dur Stock.

and keep it in good condi- |

most valuable |

Be yna-

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DAILY EXAMINER

‘Card 0 Thanks * 5

ROWSI

take -this

PAY

treatment

our

in many

opportunity customers patronage during the -past year, that all have

he they |

for

‘th lave

pri

well

live.

ROS. | thanking their very liberal and trust

with the The year

ot their

satisfied behead’

vainteet UPON which we have. entered shall outshine * all previous efforts to please the people. We live to please our customers, eustomers 200d eroods al low Store shall be Headquarters - for lines of goods.

We live by giving apond ¥ his year our Soomminn

Ces,

OUR SPECIALTIES: Carpets, Clothing, Hats and Gents’ Furnishings.

The past year has been the best in our

experience, +ormake this ‘ask the

one

and we are bound.

go

if possible,

one better. and-we

reader to help us.

PROWSE BROS.,

The ‘Wonderful Cheap Men.

:

There is @ Time for Everything

eet ae +

NOW is the time to buy CANNED GOODS ‘cheap. We are not guing to wait until ‘spring to eut prices, .. Now is the time. They will not be any.cheaper

Tomatoes, Corn and Peas, $1.20 er dozen: Lobster and Salmon, SL.80 per.dozen; Peaches (2 and 5 Ib. tins), 20 to 30 cents per tin; Pears (3 and 3 ‘ib. tins), 2) to. 50 cents per tin;

Apples L2e cents per per tin: IS cents per t and French Pe

/RAN TED,FR

{one a

illon tins), tin;

in: Bluel mas, 20

RSH.

ce

Raspberries, Strawberries and Plums, Pumpkin,

‘os erries.

nts

25 cents per cents

per

tin; Apples (5 Ib tins) 2) per tin: Baked Beans, Pitted Cherries, Mushrooms

tin. EVERY TIN WAR-

SANDERSON & CO.,

Charlottetown, Jan

uary 10,15

NEWSON

di—mow f

BLOCK, VICTORIA ROW

As January

is usually the quietest month in our business, we : have decided to make a few Clearance Sales, full ‘ announcement of which will appear later, In the meantime, if you want good reading. matter we are offering .200 NOVELS by some of’ thé “best authors at the following prices: ‘Three Novels (worth from 15c. to 50c. each) for 25 cents: five

assort

21.00:

Bound Books (worth 50c. each) for $1.00. A big ment of NEW GAMES at great reduction.

The game of “Bobb” (former price $1.75) now Shovel Board from , 35c. «yp; «Nations,

ws, Porchisee, Tomkins, Nellie Bligh, and

Authe

dozens of others.

Butterick Patterns: F

BYZAAR COMPANY'S BOOKSTORE,

Charlottetown, Jan.

ee

L:

FOR

OUR-

wa

HARRIS & STEWA

12, 189-—m

Rellbéli ~ 5

IN A FEW DAYS.

London House.

Charlottetown, Jan. 20, 1894—

DR. J. P. MURRAY, |

ly

;

Stamper Block, Victoria Row8

janlhb—d&w lyr

is

Operative & ‘Prosthetic Prosthetic Dentistry. -

Subscriptions for all the latest Magazines and Newspapers taken here.

A vents tor ‘ashion Shéets free.

iA. FULTON, MANAGER.

duality, Quantity, Price,

We keep every eying a first-

class Clothing Store should

We not only sell at

but fill

keep. moderate prices, and deliver orders promptly and

carefully.

Inspection of our Overcoa my

( Isters, Reefers and Suits will | convince you we are: fully. up|

RT, * ‘to the’ wants of the people of |

> FE. Island. Give us'a call.

Mekay Woolen Co.

ee n, Nov. 17. 1893.

“LO, Ee

The Premises jate ay oo ‘ocoupled by Mr, George “*horne, situate on sidney Street, containing | 4gbt bedrooms, kitchen, dining 100m, shop |

und front room; good y: ard and ste dling, ete.

‘ossession immediately. Apply oa

JAMES |. OURTIS.

dec t8

oF acon:

SeStFrae > Frit

15, 1894 -1

Stoe ‘k

that

kan trifle. yard

“15 J B. MACDONALD & CO.

No

ot

it’s a

coaxing

bus

few

or

from

boasting should prevent you from having CLOTHING that the halanee of Overcoats Men and Boys will go, don't Ve have a

and the us Fur Coats and Ladies’ Jackets left that we will give awayfor a Look at our Flannelettes marvel of cheapness,

~ Ph & ee ee So > sin ait eo .= Re - - ~/~ A * « 4 n—noael oS ee O_o o Se a wees - -+ ~~ > oe > “ x . ~ — ini acta Nil eaten inimical amass et eae Oe . Ss a he ~ Suny Ly Y ‘yy y . : . WEDNESDAY,

JANUARY

by vampiiiiaal civic ELECTION.

look at our

=

We are

man the

or be

will

at S cents a

REMNANTS

Ends

~~ 7

Silks,

of Dress Gioods, Ribbons,

Laces,

E.dgings,

White and Print Cottons, Gunghams, Klannelettes,

and a variety of Remnants of all kinds will be.

placed on our counters

Charlotretown

We Have

ODD LINES. and a Discount of

citv. — Sale commences

Charlottetown, January 20, 1894—dy

Successors to Perkins

to-morrow, Thursday, ES8th >

MOORE & McLEOD,

& Sterns.

a Few Hundred Pairs of

BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS,

LEFT

FROM

in order to make a quick disposal of the same 25 to 50 per cent iain . <s : : . : . This is positively the best chance to get first-class Footwear ever offered in the,

TO-DAY.

THE

we

SEASON'S

have

TRADE,

decided to offer them at

J. M. McLEOD & CO.

aw XO.

-

ustom and Readymade Clothing, =

———$————(1)—

D. A. BRUCE

ATS & GENTS’ FURNISHINGS |

A Large Assortment to Select from.

Carlottetown, January 5, 1894

ity

9 eS oo 3

ZY —

RR. B. NORTON

Charlottetown, November 21, 18953

IVA l

FOR 1894.

A Magnificent Line of Wheels.

;

The Columbia Bicycles for, 1894 easily maintain their reputation as‘the leading Bicycles of the worlds While: many in- [profements have been ads led, enhancing ‘their already high value, the price of them has been lowered, —their best wheel sell- |-ing for $25 leas than the corres ponding | one of last year. I hope in a little while

, to have a supply of the °94 catalogue, and will be happy to furnish to intending pur- | chasers on receipt of a S-cent stamp. R. M. YOUNG,

janl9 Agent for P. FE. Island.

— ees

THEN

WOU BILL's ;ERMAN BAKING

en

’ $ pe vee =e HH

TO SAVE,

es. Expense ?

USE

POWDER |

DOES If LVEsY TIMP.

janis

mareware

|

, register,

ore.

a CO

FOR SALE.

The Schooner EVANGELINE,

buiit 1885. For. particulars en-

euire

CARVELL BROS.

Ch’town. Jan. 20, 1894—2w 2aw

NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual | General Meeting of the Shareholders of | Tue Examiner Publishing ene will | j be held at the office

SXAMINER the 31st of ip the

of THe newspaper on WE DNESDAY,

January, inst., at eight o’clock

| evening.

i

‘

ARCHIBALD IRWIN, Secretary. Charlottetown, Jan, 10, 1894

determined and Reefers for +

hoy loser. Astra- |!

+ At the

74 tons |

— See ae

-_— ee om +

24,

1894,

] \ Pursdanes of an Act of the Gen 4 rbly

Of this Isiaed, meds and assed in the fifty first yearad. the reign of Hor M jesty Qveen Victoria, Cup 12, intitus rhe City

t t*harlotte Act aly anding . aa

town ince rwor in? Act” the senis, 43 \ (“ar tw Stuend eany i‘har lott.

rporal: Act

The hovel T gi cok Rte

of a Ma:or for the said OCiry, @od of nine . re0e ” fers Ss & oman ©) wn tua 419 th ity Council for each of Wards Nam vers} 2s 3 of said ¢ 'y and of two persons x ve 45 mm n Uuciwegin the sapt ¢ “ i of said Cuy, auticf thr ‘ ote Comron Coun ilmen i aid 4 na ww Ward No Sin atic ¢ cing al Wa yor n Bint t Commoa Cous ane pre i ihe "Ny asf llows : For Ward Number One One : ? . ‘we ime ¢ rire dine Cx « hour Cows Oe rs Fis .. Taree ( ill ore

WILL BE Wednesday, February, A. D.,

severa! places, thai is In Ward No. 1, at or near Ux Maceachern, Queen Bu eat in Ward No. 2, at or near the house of Thomas C onnoilly, opposite Mr. R. Heariz’s Warehouse. Syduey St between Creat George and Prince Streets. in Waid No. 3, ator near the Market House. In Ward No 4, at or near the new City lial corner of Rent and Queen Sire -ts, ’ nye urd No, 5, at or near the carri

HELD ON

Ino,

om John

eet,

ure shop of

Carroll & McAleer, corner of Hasten and Great Ceorye Streeta,

And tth sand Eieccion ihe Poll will be opened at nine o'clock in the forenoon, und Continue open until five o'clock in the after: oon Of the same

duy. DESCRIPTION Ob Number One shall ox Caarivttetown which les Street, and th the Military

WARDS. rag they A

.. tha’ part of soul Bor shester

* pareel of land coos knowa as Barrack Ground

Number Two shall comprise ail that part of Charlottetown which lies south of Richmond Street and north of Dorchester Street

oe ant ver Three shall comprise all that part of Charlottetown which lies south of Grafton Street and north of Rie hmond Street.

Namber Four shall compris ali that part of Chariottetown which lies south « Fitzroy “tree and north of dieatton Street,

Number Five shall comprise all that part of Chariotietewn which lies north of Fitzroy street, including the Common of the said Town.

NOMINATION DAY, WEDNESDAY. February 7th, A. D. 1894, from the time of Twelve at noon until the hour of

| Four o'clock in the afternoon of the same day. For gualificat ion of Electors. see above Act 51 v ictoria, - ap. 12, sec 24 to 2, {ls Hi, M. DAVISON, City Clerk T. HEATH HAVILAND, Mayer of the City of Charlottetown

City Clerk's Office, Gharigtetonn, Jan, 1%, 139i

jen2s. Mi Klection of @ Water Commissioner. N pursuance of an Act of the General Assem bly of this island, made and passed in the th year of the reign of Her present Majesty Victoria, intituled: “Charlottetown

— Water Works Act, I do hereby give Public Notice that an

Election for a Water Commissioner for the ity of Charlottetown,

in the place of MR. AEX AOS R McKIN- NON, retired, will be he on

WEDNEs: DAY,

the Lith day of Fi

1887.”

braary,

at ihe several places, that is to sry

Iu Ward No.1, ator near the John Macvacnern, Queen treet.

In Ward No. 2, ait or near the hous of Tuomas Cunnolly, opposite Mr. Hleartz's Warehouse, 8 dney Street, between Great Ge erge

and Prince Streets,

ln Ward No, 3, at or near the Market Hous

in Ward No. 4. ator near the new City iL: i corner of Kent and Queen Streets,

In Ward No, 5, ator near the carriage shop of Carroll & Me Aleer, corner of Euston and Great George >treets,

And at the said Election the Poll »pened at nine o'clock in the forenoon, tinue epen until five o'c! the game day

DESCRIPTION OF WARDS.

Number One shal! comprise all that part of Charlottetown which lies south of Dorchest« Street, and the parce! of land formerly known a the Miiiiary Barrack Ground

Number Two shad comprise all that part of Chariovietuwn which hea sonth of Richmond street aud north of Dorchester Svreet.

Number Three shall corprise all that part of Charlottetown which lies south of Grafton Street sud north of tichmond st set.

Number four shall comprise all that part of

‘hariottetown which jies south of Fitzroy 38 reet and north of Graf:on Street,

Number Five shall c »prise ali that part of Charlottetown which lies north of Fitzroy Strect, including the Common of the said Town.

NOMINATION DAY.

WEDNESDAY. February 7'h, A. D 1894. from the time of Twelve at noon vnii the hour of Feur o'clock in the afternoon of the same day

For qualific ation of Electors, ser Act 50, Vic

aftice of Mx

will bo and con- ck inthe afternoon of

—_ intituled “Cha: lovetown Water Works 1," also Si Victoria, Cas, #2, sec. 24 oo iL. 8 8.

T. HEATH HAVILAND, ee of the City of Charlottetown. H. M. DAVISON, City Clerk. janes. Charlottetown, Jan, 18, 1884. 3 ing

THE SOCIETY OF ARTS

of Canada (Limited),

MONT REAL.

CAPITAL STOCK, - - $100,000.

A Society established with a disseminate the taste for arts, to encourag: and help artiste.

Incorporated by Letters Patent of thi Government of Canada, the 27th Febm 1893

GALLERY OF PAINTINGS

Dame St.,

view t

ary,

Nox. 1666 and 1668 Notre

Mvntrea!.

One of the hi hes’ Galleries of Paint ugs nu Canada.

ADMISSION FREE, am. te 4 pom All the Patme ng* are

from 10 o'clock,

originals, mostly

from the F rench school, the leading mod- ern schoo!

Eminent Artists, such as Francais Ruchegrosse, Aublet, Barau, Pe-ant, Petit jean, Marius Rey, Scherrer, Sauzay and a

yreat many other Society.

Sale of Paintings at easy terths. Next di-tribution of Paintings between th Suciety and Scripholder- on 24th ¢ ya

Price of Scriptum, $1.00

Ask for Catajogue and Circular.

H, A. A. BRAULT,

janii—mwf tf

» are members of this

Direc tor

NEW FRUITS.

300 boxes fine O.S. Valencia Raisins 1500 “ gelected ‘ 300 ©“ ‘layer 50 berrels Curran: 190 cases 50 boxes Dates, 20 v Oranges, 20 kegs Grapes, 20 bags Nuts (Filberts)

N,B. & M “RATTE NBURY

dec 22

Wants, Lost, Fouail &e

ain rtisentents amber this heading charged five centa per line,

FOR SALE, or exchange for other books one set Chambers’ Encyclopedia, bound ir cloth.—E, W. Tay LOR. 3i—jan23

jor a dry goods Jan

Ww ANTED— ‘+ parce! aor store. Apply ot this office Ww NTED<A girl for general housewo rk Apply at onee to Mes. J. D. TAYLOR, Hills borvugh Street, ti—janz2 FOUND.—Gent’s plash cap and pair boots Owner can haye same by applying at Berr Bros. jan?

CHOICE “ODFISH.—A lot of boxes and half boxes Choice ‘‘odfish for sale by W. J. Rosw ay, Lower Queen Street 4i~tanz

an of the

the t4th day of

—