THE DAILY EXAMINER. : :

Local and Other Items.

n the Lyceum to-night. xp at the rink to-night. Ice in good o To Nrosat at 8—Social hour in Kensiag- Ha All come. 1 Battery, G

en DRILL Ne { night.

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STANLE arrived at Georgetown at alf past twelve te dey, ' = Wuo would miss going at six o'clock s evening to Zion Church tea.

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I ALWAYS enjoy the teas in Zion Church | nad gong at 6 o'clock this evening. |

niena ut - Ar rue Capes.—Crossing both ways this Mait arrived in the city at 12.20, ints feat hacking cough can be s» quickly |

i by Shiloh’s cure.—Redadin Bros. novidwliy

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Bitters, |

Ayers SAaRSAPARILLA, Burdock }

Bves Selt and all other Spring medicines at

Reddia bros

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Frese Fisu —Freeh codfish, halibut and -rout just received and for sale at the Fish Market

7 Bartist Scnootnoom.—There will he no teacher's meeting to-night at the Baptist

Schoolroom. Review. Gain Op all the tea shiass in town I like Zion 2

Church teas the best. 1 will be there at 6 clock this evening. iden Prockamme —See the programme of to- night's concert in another column, and bs » attend early. api Pour Covet.—This morning 4 man wae fined $1.62 for selling liquor on Sun- day, and an assault case was adjourned. >

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Sy Parricx’s Day.—A large audience is expected at the concert in the Lyceum to- night. Go early if you want a good seat.

Hor«e Losr —Mr. John Campbell, of Yoint Prim, iost a valuable horse in Orwell River last night. Beware of the ice.

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Tickers forthe oll fashioned Methodist tea and magic lantern show are for sale st Hasrard & Moore's book store and A. 8. Johnson's drug store.

ietininiens

No Mercury.—Everybody’s Vilia are guarantead purely vegetsb'e, and are 80 mild ia their action that they can be used

with perfect safety by everybody.

fix Carervi.—The past few days frost has not benetited the icc, but rather makes it wore treacherous. Too muct care osa-, net be taken by those who venture on it.

~~ Proistic.—Mitehell and Slavin are ar- wich Manager Clarke to give ex-

ranging hibitions ia the Academy of Music, falifax, oo the 22nd and 22.d inst. They are also

talking about visiting St. J ohn.

As Extexsioxs.—Tie people of Vernon River ciccnit have invited the Rev. U. W. Dutcher to remain among them for another year. They bave tried him and found him net wanting. We learn that Mr. Dutcher nas accepted the invitation.

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Now that la grippe is ravaging the country, it behocves us to keep in a condition to defy it, and for this purpose there is nothing better thaa Everybody's Pills. 25 cents invested in this popalar family mediciae n2w may save

hat many dollars later.

. Lawpwark Removen.—Pictou’s famous landmark, “the old market,” has been torn down, anc is to replaced by a new one with apartments for police court, etc. Sheriff Hariis Sought the dome for a hen-coop, and will keep it as a relic of by goae days.

- y. M. CG. A.—Dr. McLeod gave the third { the series of Talks to Young Men in the ¥. uC. A. Lecture Boom last evoning. His t was “The Phyeica!l Besis of Thought, and he handled it ably and well, holding the

seat attention of the audience to the close. A hearty vote of thanks was tendered,

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of Cod Liver Oil is

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Estey’s Emulsion pleasant to take as milk. The peculiar manner in which it is made renders it weeptable to the most sensitive stomach. For coughs, «olds, consumption, delicate hildren, whooping cough and al] wasting ligeases there is no remedy to equal it.

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Lecrurne.—By request, the Rev. David Sutherland will lecture in the Second

Methodist Church op Friday, March 18th, in aid of the Ladies’ Sewing Circle. Ad- wission, 10 cents. Doors open at 7.30 Lectura commences at 8 o'clock Give them a fall house 3i—mceh16

Gexerat Meerine.—A geveral meeting of the Gueen’s County Stock Breeders’ Associa- tion will be held at their rooms, Connoliy Block, te morrow (Friday) March 18th, at 2 p.m Important questions touching the ob- sects of the Association will be discussed. H sesemen, farmers and atac k-raisers, wishing

become members, are cordially invited to

attend.—A. McNeill, Sec’y. - Ourrcary.—Mr. Daniel McKinley, well known throughout the Island, died at Falcon-

wood Lunatic Asylum on Tuesday last. Hie was oftentimes a prominent figcre to front of many of our church:s on sta ed occasicna and although occentric in his way, possessed a great power of speech, vehement: ly expounding his favorite doctrine. His fenerai took place at North River this after- acon. in eqnnewen Josern's Day.—The annual celobration of the Beast of St. Joseph, under the auspices of Kt. Joseph's Society, will take place in the ehspel of St. Joseph's Convent, on Wed nesday aext, 23rd inst, instead of on Saturday, the feast of the saint. Mass will be celebrated in the morning at which the members of the Society will approach the Reception of new mem bers will follow In the evening there « ill be a sermon de circonstance, followed by the Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. matinee Seep CataLoove.—We have received & copy of Geo. Carter & Co's. Seed Catalogue for 1892, a work that shonjd be in the bande of every farmez and gardener, a it is replete with just such information 4s they desire and need. The catalogue is attractively made up and the letter press is excellent. It was printed et Mr. Jchu Coombs’ establishment, and th» first psge affords an excellent view o our public buildings and Queen Square Gar- dens It is given free on application to the firm by letter, post card or otherwise,

Holy Communion.

_ TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.!

Sproat DesPatonEes To Tur EXAMINER.

DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

Nothing Important.

Orrawa, March 17. In the House of Commons yesterday

Hen. Mr. Caron said it was not the inten- tion of the Government to reduce letter |

postage frum three to two cents.

_Hon Mr. Tupper said, in reply to # ques- tion, that suits had been instituted on be- half of certain Canadian fishermen who had paid license fees to the Newfoundland Government during the fishing season of 1890 and 1891, to procure a refund, and that the Government hoped to succeed.

A number of cther questions of litttle genersl interest were asked, and replied to by members of the Government.

Correspondence relating to the recent eonference between the Canadian Ministers and representatives of the United States Government was submitted.

MURDER WILL OUP.

is this Jack the Ripper?

Liverroor, March 17.

The police have been pursuing an inguiry into the disappearance of a woman and ber children who Shred on Rainhill, a part of Liverpool: The inquiry was started io connection with the arrest in Melbourne of &® man named Williams, charged with murdering a woman there. The police went to the house formerly occupied by the persons in question aad jifted the henthetens from its place and unearthed the bodies of the missiog woman and four children. The murderer used choloride of lime to destroy the bodies. The house in which the bodies were found was once occupied by Williams. It is believed that Williams is ‘‘Jack the tipper.” His trips to London correaponded with the times at which women were murdered in the Whitechapel district,

Interesting te Militilamen.

Orrawa, March 17.

At the annual mecting of the Dominion Rifle Association, Hlon. Mr. Bowell, Min- ister of Militia, |. nced at the probability of new arms being provided soon, and Gen. Herbert announced that henceforth badges worn at a match, could be worn on uni- forms as other medals are.

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Legislative Councillors.

Quvesec, Maich 17. Thos. Chapaie and Owen Murphy have been appointed to the Legislative Council of this Province.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, March 17.—10 a. m.

Moderate to fresh winds, fair weather, stationary or a little higher temperature.

tre+e For sealde or burns ase Philoderma, ml dw Im

Burrer.—Twenty-five tabs choice butter just received at the Fish Market.

AN enjoyable cup of tea in Zion Church this evening at 6 o'clock.

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ALL are weleomo to the tea in Zion Church at 6 o'clock thia eve ning.

Wk are not trusting to being near the market for business It comes to us from the north, south, east and west. —Reddin Bros.

Roiro.—There will be a meeting of the Rollo Hose Company on Friday evening, March 18th. By order.—Jamcs McQuillan, Secretary

salinities

A sob lot, including covered dishes, soup tureens, sauce tureens, cups and saucera, pitchers and basins, all of which must and will be sold.—W. P. Colwill.

Feb, 25 dy wky. income

I'm Gorna to Zion Church tea, won't you come with me at 6 o'clock this evening.

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See the let of boys’ and men’s wootea shirts at sixty cents each, at darris & Stewart's. mS Si

Art Goops —A beautiful line of Easter and Birthday Cards just opened at the Diamond Bookstore.

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Srenp to-night frum 8 to 9, in Kensing- ton Hall, listening to the music, songs, re- citations, etc. Admission 6 cents.

1. O O. F.—Rising Sun Lodge, No. 59, was instituted at Lunenbarg, N. 8., on February 10 by Deputy Grand Master J. H. Sutherland, of Halifax.

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Tuar Surries lr —At a recent meeting of the Albion Gross Debating Club, the question “Whether ia it better for a man to marry a homely woman with riches, or & woman who is good looking but poor.” The homely looking women with the riches got the

decision. —_—_o-—

Tux ‘Myrtle Navy” brand of smoking tobacco has stood the test for over twenty ears, and during that time it has lost no friends and gained scores of thousands This lengthened experience shows that it is no mere passing fashion which has gained it the approval of the pablic, but its superiority in the essential qualities which make it a first- class tobacco.

lx vie months of March, April and May the blood should be purified, and the system strengthened, so thet it be able to withstand the debilitating effects of the changing weather, and resist the attack of disease. he moat reliable medicine to take to bring about the desired result is Kstey’s Iron Tonic. For sale by all druggists. ml dw hn

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Hanson Liont.—Another very pleasent time and a large attendance last night. Mr. Frank Carter was master of ceremonies. There was an enjoyable service of song. Owing to the great number of people at- tending, we understand it has been decid- ed to issue member tickets, visitor tickets and worker ticketa. No admittance with- out tickets will be granted.

A a em a ee Se Ne ED

-~ THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1892.

t r " : r : 7h f i714 hy \TOOKE BROS. \ ee \/ TOOKE BROS. }f 4 { | )\ IRON FRAME Ns N\\ srancey ~ ji eR \ ) Linen —~ \\\ | ; rT} 9 CHIEF IN THE LINE. R PERFECT FIT, reliable material and general excellence of make and

“TRON FRAME LINEN” SHIRTS, COLLARS and CUFFS are ” For sale by the leading Wholesale and Retail li— menl7

finish, undoubtedly ‘‘Chief in the Line Houses throughout the Dominion.

WILLIAMS’ PIANOS!

Endorsed by the Best Authorities ia the World,

Wore made and ia use than of all other Canadian Pianos combined,

Patronized by the Best Classes everywhere. Seld strictly on their merits, and fully guaranteed. CATALOGUES MAILED FREE ON APPLICATION.

WILLIS PIANO AND ORGAN CO.,

CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. 1.

BRANTFORD’S

LEAD!

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HOUSE AND LOT For Sale by Auction.

WILL SELL BY AUCTION, on the Premixes, | Grafton Street Kast (near Haiiway track), on ! MONDAY, the 2ist day of March, instant. at! 12 o'clock, noon :—

The HOUSE AND LOT at present occupied by Mr Neil Mcveod. contaiuine 8 Reeses and Kit. chen. Good title guaranteed.

Terms easy.

R. BEAIRSTO,

mechio—tu th gat Auctioneer,

ME subscriber retarns thanks to his friends aud the public generally for the patronage extended to him while a member of the jite firm of A. Hermans & Son, and begs to remind them that he proposes engaging in business on his “Ts bhep wih bet d s Shop w © located on GRAFTON STREET. fe arotnd Dodd's (Medical Hall corner, an

a They Have the Best Material! The Most Improvements ! The Finest Finish !

THE GOOLD BICYCLE CO., Ltd,

he expects to be ready for work by i

the ist of April. All orders in the Plumbing or Tinamith line, MAKERS, as well as orders for the putting in of Hot Water | BRANTEORD, ONTARIO ake be . a %

Heating apparatus, will be attended to with | despatch and at ressonable rates. i

Satiefaction guaranteed. Send in your orders, | THEO. L. CHAPPELLE,

CHARLES HEBRUWANS. DIAMOND BOOKSTORE,

mch10—3i cod | eg for Charlottetown, P. EB. I,

schists mchl5—eod & why

HOUSE, STABLE snd plot of land neer |

A the Queen's Arms. Suitable for | tradesman. Immediate possession. Apply to | 0 6 ra 6

JOHN O’RRIEN, : «

Lower Spring Park. |

Ch'tuwn, March 15—dy2i wy2i pd. -—AND—~

FILLERS.

oe cl se ie A Large Stock on hand, which we offer AVE YOU A COUGH MIXTURE tha} to the Trade at lowest prices.

AULD BROS.,

ACKNOMORE at 25c. is worth two CHARLOTTETOWN,

bottles of any at 35c. ! mchl5—dy 2aw & wky lm

HEADQUARTERS!

ing by buying HACK NOMORE for Coughs

AVE YOU A COUGH MIXTURE that suits you at $1.00? ACKNOMORE IS THE BEST MADE, |

and costs only 25c. ! AVE YOU A COUGH MIXTURE that suits you at 60c. ¢

ACKNOMORE at 263. per bottle is} better than any at 50c, ! i

and Colds. (3 Accept no substitute. mehl5

AMMONIA in BAKING POWDER is a DISEASE producing AGENT.

Its volatility is abridged by reaction with the gluten of the flour.

The Nicest Uppers, | and therefore can make you the best aad most AMMONIA isa impracticable. O O

We Are Headquarters { The Best Stock, FOR, The Most Fashionable Lasts, The Best Workmanship,

The preparation of »n UNOBJECTION- comfortable Boot or Shoe of any house in the ABLE Baking Powder containing| Province, and at the most reasonable prices. Avoid all Risk and use

‘ GERMAN ‘Prompt Attention,

WOODILL’S 2 BAKING Boed Fie POWDER ARE, ne ani

So you will make no mistake by leaving your orders where general satisfaction is given, viz., {at the Leading Custom Boot and shoe Store.

Our Spring Stock is complete. Now is the time you want g ts, 80 Come at once be- fore the rush begins

427 You know the place :— J. H. BELL, Upper Great George Street. Charlettetown, March 15, 1892--dy 1m eod

Guaranteed to Contain

WwWO AMMONTA. feb4

Dried Fruit.

l BOXES Evaporated Peaches,

_— ” Apricots, i is * © Nectarine, |Wanted to Purchase, ns . “* fein, 60 ‘* Dried Appies. HE DERATRS of the bP. & Island House ot y Asse a t ear a! or CARVELL BROS, short Souten ef 1872, * spoly at THE EX MINER mehl4—3i eod office fedil

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Wiltouns, Wiltons, Wiltons, Wiltons,

Brussels, Brussels,

Brussels, | Brussels,

very great efforts this year to

this Month than in March, REASON WHY.”

any Firm in Charlottetown. ever before.

to be found on Prince Edward

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COMPLETE STOCK

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SPRING

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McLEOD’S,

QUEEN STREET,

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nietiaties ——C } '— :

LL | Velvets, Velvets, Velvets, Velvets,

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beat it. But if all’s well

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Island at

COLONIAL HOUSE,

Philips Square

MONTREAL.

THE GREAT

CANADIAN EMPORIUM

on -— FOR—- Dry Goods, Carpets, Cur tains, Furniture, China and Glassware, Books and Sta- tionery, Ready-made Ciloth- ing, Ladies’ Boots and Shoes, Silverware and Kitchen

} ‘ Charlottetown, March 9, 1892.

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Peddling Wagon.

a very superior Peddling Ta a yout. ill be scld at ‘

bargain. AULD BROS, | mehls—lun 2aw & why pat i

Utensils.

CENT BRAND” CEMENT.

N. B.—We invite correspondence, and give prompt and careful attention to mail orders.

HENRY MURGAN & 60,,

COLONIAL HOUSE,

Philips Square, Montreai. febl3—tts

March Sale at James Paton & Co’s., March Sale at James Paton & Co’s., March Sale at James Paton & Co's., Market Square, March Sale at James Paton & Co’s.,

expect a large increase of trade in their CARPET DEPARTMENT this - year. con dently expect, because OUR STOCK IS LARGE and OUR VALUE BUTTER than Altogether, our Carpet Departm nt COME AND SEE US! | For everything in the line of CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, and ING GOODS, you will find both PRICES and GOODS always THE LOWEST AND BEST

MARGH SALE OF CARPETS JAMES PATON & CO,

MARKET SQUARE.

Market Square, Market Square,

Market Square,

OUR WHOLE STOCK OF CARPETS

THE FOLLOWING GOODS :

Wools, Wools, Wools, | Wools,

| Tapestries, Tapestries, Tapestries, | Tapestries.

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!

The Month of March, 1891, was a very heavy month with us, and it will require

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IT MUST BE DONE!

THAT IS, we intend to sell more CARPETS and HOUSE FORNISHING GOODS 1891, or, to use an old saying,

“WELL KNOW THE

JAMES PATON & GO., MARKET SQUARE,

This we

is in better form thin

all HOUSE FUR NISH-

JAS. PATON & CO’S., Brown’s Block, Market Square.

Charlottetown, March 10, 1892—eod & wky

WANTS, LUSK, FULAD we

ARM TO KENT,

34 miles from Charilotte- town, suitable for hay or pasturage. For

varticuiars apply to Jony Prowss#, alongside

Vright’s Bridge. dy 2aw wy 2w pd —menll

ANTED TO PURCHASE.—Ten or twelve

Horses, weight from 1450 to 1606 Iba. Ap-

ply at once to JoMN FITZPATRICK“, Grafton Bt., Charlottetown. lw —mchi6

ANTED.—By Ist April, a nursemaid. References required. Apply to Mrs, F. L. Haszard, Euston St. mi5 tf WANTEL —A servant girl for general house- work. Good wages. Avpiy to Mas, WE&cks, Brighton. mehlé ANTED,—A servant girl. Apply to D. Me LEO, Keeper Dominioa Baiidin¢. mchl2—5i pd

W *NTED. A good cook. by the ist of May. spply to Mra. Acthar Poters, Brighton. mar Lt

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NOTIce All umbrellas of 1891, if not called for befure the ist of May, will be sold wo

make room for more.—Mks HK. Borie, Hills-

borough Street, (old stand) dy Gi wky

R ADOPTION.—A_ healthy male infant, three months old. Full charge given. Ap- plyatthisoffice, =F febl7 Wem. on 23th February, an experienced housemaid, to whom yood wages will be febis

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A ge eral aervant in a family of Apply at Tax ExvMinen Orrice

Apply at EXAMINER Office.

xiv on, T? LE l.—The Brick House and Shop on Prince Street kaowa as the Cosbailo property. Ap- ply to Davies & tlaezard, or the owner, Joay AYLWARD, Southport. jan

iO LET.—The eastern half of House on corner

Wholesale and Retail. oewens ranen vor “ones.

of tiilsborough and Kuston Streets. Inmme- diate possussion. Apply to

Mus, F. Parker CaRvELL. mch8

R SALE.—A good milech cow, Apply ty eons ARCHIBALD Macounavp, Gh jadale. m

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NY ASSERS!—Our “Life of Spurgeon” is Selling wonderfully. &. Ui. Conweil, the author, is ove of the most celebrated Baptist Vivines in America. His book is spoken of as “The spargeon of Eagland by the spurgeon of America.” Tae ciergy recomnmend it; many are helping togell. The religious press bave made most fayorabie comments. 599 pages beautifaliy illust Price *.0 (-snal vig torm: to Agents. send 3 cen for on ferms mailed with ix. It is @ rare chane:; @9 noi he sit ate. One man reporved 5) saies for IZ hours’ work. send to Karte PusLisHine House, 3t. Jobn, N. B. mths

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