Se m 2 jing Room, — ae — oo Commons rME EXAMINEK rr ; — = niet | Job Printing Rooms, ; , —_ 4 -_— [ For neat, clean, tasteful Printing LONDON : Nh, QUEEN STREKT. and prompt attention to orders, THE job Priuting of all kinds at short notice . $ EXAMINER Job Printing Depart- ea eunein — heads, Parmph q a f ment is peculiar. Don't forget it. jos, . F @ as —— Puss: Five Dessane 4 Yeas. “ This is true Liberty, when Free Born Men. having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Ecurrivas. tates Dannie Sikes tate ees Fe ener oni a seen riedeenmanstanemenennmanienstdiiiiaiiens . siW SERIES. YOTETOWN ree aes ; ee ve NEW SERU CHARLOTTETOWN. P. E. ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19. i893. VOL. 30.--NO 91

Calendar for April, 1893. |

MOON'S CHANGES,

full Moon, Is Lay -eececeeveees 352 morn | teat Quarter, Sih Pr, New Sede, EOC GOF . . 2 ics doccess 10 22 © orn First Quarter, ee 1 13 mo a) Full Moon, BA COG ccccecescesecs 7 10 after == 7, wun j Day's | High of Day of Week. enyth Water Month. i i ill =" i ihm |} Morn’g 1 | Saturday | 12 4! 10 46 ¢ | Sunday 44} 1117 3 | Monday 7 | it 47 4 | Tuesday 50 | aft 18 5 Wednesday | 55 0 52 6 Thursday i 57 i 3i 7 Friday 13 0 218 « Saturday 3 310 9 Sunday i 6 4 20 10 Mouday | 9 5 49 il Tuesd ay 13 5 59 12 Wednesday 16 & 0 13 Tharsday | 19 8 48 14 Friday 22 9 30 15 Saturday } 25 10 10 16 | Sunday i 28 10 48 i7 Monday 3i il 22 ls Tuesday 34 | Moro’g 19 W ednerday 38 0 li » Thareday 41 0 37 21 Friday 45 1 50 n Saturday i 47 2 55 23 Sanday i oi @s6 H Monday | 6& | 590 Phy i uesday | 56 6 47 % Wedorday 58 7 40 7 Thursday Ma‘? | 8 32 2 | Friday 4 9 Il 29 «= s | Saturday 7) @ee 390 «| Sunday |} 1410 | 1017

~ ©. B. WADMAN,

Sommission Merchant & Auctioneer, CRAPAUD, P. E. I.

ARMS AND FARM STOCK A SPECIALTY. F Consignment solicited. Quick returns, 5,00 CIGAR, which I offer to Traders by the Prox chaaver than they can import them Gianli—dv & wk

Prosthetic “Dentistry.

AX prepared to moun’ Artificial Teeth on the

different kinds of plates :— Aluminum, W att’s

eta’. Heese’s Metal (these metals will not oxitize or tarn black in the mouth), Valcanite, Celiaicid and Zylonite

|New Tweed Tr: userings,

Infinitely Superior to Extract of Beef — ————(x)——-—..—.—

JOHNSTON'S FLUID BEEF

is the concentrated feeding qualities of Beef, deprived of superfluous material, skin, fat or indigestible tissue, and it is the quintessence of the virtues of Beef. Extracts of Beef, on the other hand, ere only the ex- tracted juices of Beet, which, at best, can only stimulate. ap3—dy & wky

—

JOHN McLEOD

& CO

| HAVE RECEIVED | HAVE RECEIVED

JOHN MclEOD & CO.

Merchant Tailers.

CHRISTY'S |

LONDON HATS

New Spring Suitings,

VERY CHEAP VERY CHEAP

At John McLeod & Co's,

IN ALL THEIR NEW THEIR NEW

CLOTHS CLOTHS

THE NEW STYLES For Spring and Summer VERY CHEAP: |

For Spring and Summer, |

| | John McLeod & Co. |

ee ett ELC Le tt cement.

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NEW TIES,

IN GREAT VARIETY. NEW TIES ;

IN GREAT VARIETY. : NEW WHITE SHIRTS, NEW SHADES. Gorgeous Variety. | NEW WHITE SHIRIS. NEW SHADES, _ =, nhs ae NEW COLLARS,

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Both the method and results when

Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts

_ yet promptly on the Kidneys,

iver and

owels, cleanses the sys-

tem effectually, dispels colds, head- aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- ceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its eflects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualitiescommend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known.

Syrup of Figs is for sale in 75¢ bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable Cruggist who may not

have

it or hand will

rocure it

promptly for any one who wishes to try it. Manufaetured only by the

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. LOVISVILLE, KY. NEW YORE, N. Y.

W R. WATS

Charlottestowa

CHEVIOTS,

canary sryee FOUR-IN-HAND

NEW TIES

and ell the deed

New Colors & New Patterns.

, LEADING STYLES | WE ARE NOW READ}

y New Trouserings,

FOR A New Worsted Tronserings, New Cashmere Trouserings

RUSHING SPRING TRADE

apt oF. z Cae ticcte ae. Charlottetown, April 17, 1893.

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SF 4 FAX BEER & GOFF have just received a 7 supply of Choice ‘Timothy Seed from On-

— tario, which has been examined by experts

STRAIGHT TALK. PROWSE BROQOs.

ARE GOING INTO THE

Carpet Business.

rN A FEW DAYS they will open up their Mayguiticent Rooms over the STAM- PER BLOCK with one of the

Finest Displays of Carpets ever shown in the city.

Our Bargains in every department have always been big enough without enlarge- ment’ We would like to have your opinion on thia department,

In a few days we will have our SHOW DAY, to which all will be invited to see our values.

PROWSE BROS.

Charlottetown, April 3, 1893.

oo

S. R. FOSTER & SON, Manufacturers of Wire Nails, STEEL AND IRON CHT NAILS,

And Spikes, Tacks, Brads, Shoe Nails, Hungarian Nails, &c.,

ot. Oar, MN. novi—l yr

TO LET

TWO-STORY DWELLING HOUSE pleasantly situated near the Railway Wharf at Georgetown. Good location for a Summer Hote] or Boarding House. Rent Moderate.

A. A. MACDONALD. _*p4—lm

A. LEOFR ED GRADUATE OF LAVAL AND McGILL,) Mining Engineer

SY MOE, vicecrecnipntevniinnds QUEBEC RANCH * secees -.ose MONTREAL

and pronounced first-class.

They have also received a quantity of Allsike and Late Red Clover (Mammoth), which they guarantee to be second to none.

Although all Grass Seeds are Iigher than usual this year, stil our prices will be tound to be as low as the lowest, Call and see for yourselves,

BEER & GOFF,

QUEEN AND KING SQUARE STORES,

Charlottetown, April 3, 1893.

| nips,

I have closed = my Branch Store at North Side of Queen Square. Having much better fa- cilities at my New Shop on STAMPER’S CORNER, { am in a position to eater to the require- ments of my customers S beiter than ever. ew | = Goods arriving daily. R. K, JOST, Stamper’s Corner,

A

ON,

FOR INVALIDS

whose system needs toning up and whose appetites are failing, a quick and pleasant remedy will be foundin

CAMPBELL’S QUININE WINE.

Prepared only by K. CAMPBELL & Co., Beware of} mitations.

Wholosale Druggist mwf jyl3

ans

MONTREAL.

~ Bone Bust For Sale.

—<—-—

FEW TONS of Pure }-inch Bones’ aud Dust (Phosphate of Lime), best known

Fertilizers for Gardens and Orchards, Tur-

Carrots, required by our

ete. soil,

The Fertilizer moat Try it.

JOHN NEWSON.

ilevi!'e aod $1.0.

“CAUTION.

enuine prepared by

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will derive strength and acquire robust health

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10 DR t& Alas,

be sold.

Chr plottetown, April 6, 1893.

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NOTICE.

wy li

LL UMBRELLAS left at the old stand, Hillsborough Street, from 4892, if vot called for before the Ist of May will

MRS. R, BOYLE.

, | Council) entitled an Act (from Council) to

Provincial Legislature. | House of Assembly. ‘SUMMARY OF PROCEEDINGS,

TvusBspay, Apri! 18.

Hou. Mr. Peters submitted a bill re- epeciing the Court of Chancery. He ex- plained that the bill authorized the Chief | Justice to sit in chancery on cases in which j the other judges cannot sit. It was read a | first time, read @ second time, committed ‘and reported agreed to. | Mr, Montgomery submitted a bill (from

;amend the process, practices and mode of | pleading in the Supreme Court of Judica- }tien of Prince Edward island. ) Mr. McDonald asked the Commissioner {of Public Works if a petition has been receiued from the inhabitants of Middle |ton, Lot 60, Rona, Caledonia and other adjoining settlements, praying for the opening of anew road from the Maitland Road to the new extension of the Halket Road, and if so, what action does the Gov- ernment intend to take with reference to said petition; also, if a petition had been i ceived from the inhabitants of Fiat River, | Melville and adjoining settlements praying \fer the opening of a new road from the Wood Island Road to the shore of Flat River, or Johnson’s Beach, and if 80, what action do the Government intend to take with reference to the prayer of said peti- tion, and if any amount has been subscrib- ed for the said road by the inhabitants, and if so, what amount ?

Hon. Mr. McLean replied that the peti- tions had been received, and the matters referred to would be carefully investigated. lo regard to the last question, he said that about two hundred dollars had been subscribed,

Mr. Montgomery moved the following reso ution ;

Resolved, That the Government take the necessary steps to obtain from the Industrial «xbibition Associations of Queen’s, King’s and Prince Counties, vouchers for their expendi- ures for the years I89l and 1892, so far as relates to the Government subsidy and eupple- ment added thereto.

Mr. Beil seconded the motion, aod animadverted upon alleged discrepancies in statements converning the Prince Vounty Exhibition, and urged that an inquiry be instituted.

Mr. Shaw supported the motion, which was carried.

House then went into committee on road scales.

Agreed to.

Mr Beutley called attention to the fact that the cost of the road machine and the expense in connection with it had not yet been made known, though he had asked for it on the 16h day of March. Over a month has elapsed. What can be the reason that the information is not brought down ? The Government are not inclined to do justice in this matteras in many other matters. The withholding of this informa. tion leads to suspicion that all is not right. There must be something dark and under- handed in connection with the matter see

ing that the Government are sv loth to give

Hon. Mr. McLean stated that the state- ments asked for involved a large amount of research and labor. In the future it is intended that the machines shall be operated in connection with statute labor. It has been found that a great saving has been made by the use of the machine. He hoped to get returns of last year by this evening.

Mr. Bentley said that the reply was un- satisfactory.

Mr. Arsenault considered it a very queer thing that informstion was not fortbcoming. What is to be gained by hiding the facts— unless there is something to be hidden 7? House took recess,

he Literary Notes.

Roginald de Koven's new waltz, which one hears played on so many pianos nowa days, has proved so popular with young women that a second edition of the April Ladies’ Home Journal, containing the music, has been foucd necessary, the first edition vf the magazine consisting of 700,000 copies. Following Mr. Howel's’ lead, appsrently, both Frank R. Stockton and Mra. Frances Hodgson Burnett have gone over to the Ladies’ Home Jurnal, and the most im- portant works by these authora upon which they are now engaged, will shortly see publication in this magazine. et tm The British Columbia Logislature has ap propriated $600,000 for new capital buildings.

Minnesota raises a revenue of 4 million a year from a tax on the gross earnings of its railroads, and the calculation is made that in a few years the increase of this tax and the levy upon mining properties will provide the state with all its revenue and lessen or entirely abolish the necessity of evying any tax for school purpyses.

Prof. Harris, of Cambridge, has repor‘ed to Prof. Nestle, at Tubingen, that a palirap sest containing the complete Syrian text of the four gosm 1s has beeu discovered in the conven? of Mt Sinai Hitherto only frag ments of the Syrian text have been known This text is the oldest autiaenticated text of the gospels in existence.

The Montreal City Council is asked to pass a resolution approving of the principle of Home Rule for Ireland. The Gazett comments that having made such a briiliant success in Manajing their own affsire the aldermen will naturally expect a great dea of attention to be be paid to what they say about directing those of the United Kuing-

dom.

sented that it is not easy to name a pre- ference. auins, noble street monuments, exquisite jake and river views, Norwegian Fjords, Oriental! scenery and architecture. and others, offer an inexhaustible feast to the eye.

t ‘ a ‘ all are good, the information required to the public. with special pleasure at places he has visited, and he will find London, Paris, Brussels, Berlin, structures, with Rome, Pompeii, Naples, Lucerne, and | scores of other places with which he has) association views represent crowded streets, with the! people, vehicles motivn, in Cheapside, on the Boulevards, in the Louvre, the Luxembourg, the Versailles, and other galleries of celebrity, or he can behold Ment Blanc, the Jungfrau, and the principal wonders of nature and art in Switzerland. The views of Palestine and Syria, of places read of in Holy Writ, have a peculiar interest of their own. ders of India, China, Japan, South America and Mexico pass before the

ton, Philadelphia, New York and Wash-

EVERY DAY!

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PAINES CELERY SAVES ALL WHO USE IT!

The world moves op, and so does the wonderful reputation of Paine’s Celery Compound as a never-failing cure for ner vousness, slveplessness, debility, Cyspepsia, indigeation, rheumatism, kidney and liver diffieulties and impure blood,

As the sun risea in the morning to cheer and enliven the earth, so does Paine's Celery Compound go forth to cheer, com fort, bless and save the diseased and suffer- ing. Whata glorious miesion! Is there any work on this great round globe of ours that can compare with it? No work that ever engeged the attention of man can be more interesting or of more benefis to the world generally than the work of lessening human misery and suffering. This is just the character of work that Paine’s Celery Compound is now doing so sucessfully. Day by day weary and heavy laden mortals are released from their chains of disease and are given a new and joyous existence Parents are saved to their children, and the children are plucked from an early grave. This great medicine knows no class, creed or nationeli'y ; it saves all who take hold of ic and who trust its powers.

Have you seen this great universal life- giver? Have you tested its mighty po vere? Have you made it your choice as a banisher of suffering? 'f not, we say you are court- ing physical destruction and death. Do not longer remain in doubt and perplexity ; be assured that this wonderful medicine and nothing else is able to cure you. Time is hurrying onward, the moments are pre- cious, your life is in danger and you will lose it if you fail to follow the example of the thousands of aaved ones.

Victories aud |frinmphs'|

COMPOUND |

“Superb Photographs of Famous Secnes” This book illustrates the cities of parts of the world. The chief public buildings, the great works of painting in some of the most famous galleries; the natural scenery, the parks and the wonders | of all kinda which arrest the attention of | travellers, who will di light in having them | thu; recalled to their vision and memory. Those who have not had the leisure or means for long journeys can see the chief objects of interest in reduced, but very distinct form, and have the enjoyment without the annoyances of travel. All parts of the world are so well repre-

Great cathedrals, stupendous

} all}

These

It is difficult to point out the best where. Naturally, the tourist looks

Vienna, and their chief. remsrkably interesting. So!

Some of the instentaneous, the various!

apparent | faacy himself!

the carriages and of traffic in and one can

The won- Australia, |

reader, while San Francisco, Chicage, Bos-

ington are will represented. It isa pano rama of the gl.be, and better for ita purpose than all ithe bovks of travel ever written.

Miss Henderson is taking orders for this interesting work in this city. By all means get acvpy

nnn i ——

Statistics show that the foreign trade of China for 1792 »mounted to £237,684,000, and iucrease over 1891 of £2,730,000.

Quiet has been fully restored in Santiago, Chili, and all parties are now awaiting the an- nounocement of the new cabinet,

According to the latest count the Demo- crate have 220, the Republicans 127 and the third party 8 representatives in the U. 5. Congress, giving the Democrats a majority over all of 85.

A colored school house near Robineville, Miss., was blown down on Wednesday morn- ing and 26 children were killed There were also a number of negroes killed in the town.

The Seattle Post-Intelligencer thinks the McKinley Bill is a thorn in Canada’s side, and if the Democrats repea! it there will cease to he anythiog heard of annexation among Can. adians The Post-Inteiligencer has evidently learned its lesson from the Canadian Liberal press,

The events of Wednesday last were against the Government, beth in Toronto and Vaud reuill, They were noteo much against the \Government, however, aa the chief movers ix hem will be against each other if they eve: come together in active as they are now iv practical alliance. Mr. McCarthy's anti- french, anti-Catholic speech is more opposed o Mr. Laurier’s Manitoba school policy thc eitber Mr. Laurier or Mr. MoCarthy can wel!

THIS WONDERFUL STORY

Was Told Mr. Frank H. Colley, Local Editer of Age, Belfast, Me.

‘* For 15 years I have been a sufferer from Salt Rheum of head, with its at- tendant itching and burning. Crusts 1-8 inch thick would form over my whole scalp, crack and bleed. I also had a general Salt Rheum on my body from which I suffered torture. My food distressed me badly and a severe palpitation of the heart added to my suffering, and unfitted me for labor.

LUCIUS H. DUNCAN, Chairman of the Board of Sclectmen of the town of Northport, Me.; memberof Maine Lezislature for 1885-86. Physicians said I had Caronte Ecze- MA, & BAD Heart Trouser, and Dys-

PEPSIA in a severe form, I used many remedies, but received no permanent relief. After taking 6 bottles of SKODA’S DISCOVERY, with LITTLE TABLETS, end using SKODA’S SOAP and OINTMENT, I find myself per- fectly cured, Skilled physicians have examined my heart and pronounce it normal in all its functions.” SKODA DISCOVERY CC. “YOLFVILLE, N. 8.

For sile by ali Diuggw.s, Trade supplied by W. RB. Watson, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Time Trouble, Expense

SAVED BY USING

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eee and ropsy.” “ he above diseases cannot exist where kidneys are} Dodd's Kidney clogged, they are | Pills are used. Ja ea bey De'L. A South & Co, Toronto, Webelos book called Kidoey Talk,

To the Public. JAMES McLEOD & SOK

(Late of the Firm of McLeod & McKenzie),

Gentlman’s Tailors and Onttitters,

Have Lensed the Shep in the

CAMERON BLOCK, VICTORIA ROW,

Latsiy Occupied by Mr. Horace Haszard,

try to have a healtaiy city without sewer- age, as good health when the

And willop-n a Large «nd Select Stock of the most Fashionable and siylish Goods, ia

Scotch, English & Canadian Tweeds and Worsteds,

The public are guirantesd to receive tn the fature the «sm + 4463/4 Riga that the me abore of the new Firm have always given im tho past.

JAMES McLEUD & SON,

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