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Local and Other Items,

Curisty's London Hats at Paton & Co's, o ; THe Mar jus ol Lorne is deer stalking in thie Hight nds, ReeEFERS mnade order from $7.50

= <

up, at

= (;REAT bargains in Gents Underclothing at

Jas. Paton & Co's eine Just open d,15 cases new fall cloths at McLeod & ‘ vo oe — You can have a good Melton Overcoat mad«

it John MeLeod & Co.

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to order for $12

lurk assessed value of Ottawa property has increased by three millions of dollars since ISs3 oll ca hililaceni Metuopist Brick CuuRcH,—NServices t morrow morning and evening by Rev. J. Shenton, iipsiliatllintai Rotter SxKatine.—Brecken’s protest has heen overruled by the judges, and Newsom declared the champion, iii Men’s Fur Coats, Fur Gloves and Mitts.

Fur Collars and Cuffs, and Fur opened at Jas. Paton & Co's, pene

PRoFessok Saunpers, of London, Ontario, is atthe Osborne. His trip tothe Maritime Provinces is in the interest of the Colonial Exhibition, London.

aint oma

[t is understood that Prince Henry of Bat- tenberg will shortly be gazetted one of the Honsehold regiments, and appointed one of her Majesty's aides-d

Caps just

tnp.

eal (70 to J. A. Macdonald's Tailoring Estab- lishment, Queen Street, and have your cloth- ing made in first-class style and at short notice.—Opposite Owen Connolly's, Queen Street. ii Prixcess Lovist, who travels as Lady Cowan, has been for some time past under- going the ‘‘cure” at Aix- les-Bains. She is

—— d to return shortly much benefited by the baths. _ eal Tue platform of the Lyceum will be utilized at Justin McCarthy's lectures by placing a number of chairs thereon, The best attention will be given to the seating of the Hall, so that no overcrowding will be permitted. cilinieiieciilis

On the evening of the 14th aman named Douglass, belonging to Fredericton, N. B,, was stepping from a row boat at Douglass Boom and was drowned. He was about 64 years of age, and had been employed about the booms for a iong time.

- How women differ from men. At least

three men on the average jury are bound to disagree with the rest just to show that they

have minds of their own; but there is no disagreement among the women as to the merits of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.

They are all unanimous in pronouncing it the best remedy ia the world for all those chronic (liseases, weaknesses and complaints peculiar to their sex It transforms the pale, haggard,

dispirited woman, inte one of sparkling health, and the ringing laugh again ‘‘reigns supreme” in the happy household.

A wipow, named Annie Williams, hailing from Cardigan, has for some time past been employed at the Rankin House as a domestic. Annie was gentleness personified, and was nraen liked i in consequence. Yesterday after- noon she told her employer that she had re- ceived a letter fromthome, stating that her two children were ill with black diphtheria, and her presence was urgently required. Last evening she made ready to start, and removed her trunk to the house of afriend. Shortly after her departure, one ofthe chamber cirls missed a pumber of sheets. Search where she might the sheets could not be found. Sus- picion was at last cast in the direction of the gentle widow whose two children were “ying of black diphtheria ; but when search was commenced for her this morning it was discovered that she had left for home. She was, however, overhauled at Mount Stewart and taken prisoner. After her trunk had been searched, an a large collection of silver spoons, knives, forks, blacking, as well as some male attire, found therein, she was brought back to town. During the summer it was known that some person had been pilfer- ing small articles, but the thief could not be traced, The secret, however, is now out. The geutle widow will likely receive her reward on Monday.

Silent Tue universal esteem in which Justin Me Carthy is held by his associates is well ex-

pressed in the following editorial paragraph taken from a late English paper:-—‘‘Justin

McCarthy was entertained at dinner in Lon- don last evening. Never was the love of

comrades more honestly earned. If there was a secret plebiscite taken among the members of the Irish Parliamentary Party for the palm of popularity, Justin McCarthy is unquestion- ably the man who would unite the suffrages of most. His irresistible charm of manner, the gay and witty bohhomie, which makes him in society one of the most delightful of men; his transparent unselfishness; the cheer- fulness with which he has made, without a a word or sign, sacrifices at which other men would repine for a lifetime; his superb fidelity in hours of danger; and his grand and simple fearlessness; the eloquence which at times holds the House of Commons spellbound with admiration and amazement—all combine to endear Justin McCarthy to every man in the

rty, from the leader to the rawest ensign. His comrades and countrymen will follow his footsteps in America with: affectionate interest; and it is perfectly certain that no cultivated section of the American people will be slow in their appreciation of one of the most brilliant of Irishmen and most charming of lecturers.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR,

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information Wanted. Srm,—-As the Editor of the Protestant} Union appears to be an authority in the! matter of proceedings under the Scott Act, permit me, through the columns of THE | EXAMINER to ask him a few questions : First—How many decisions of the Magis- trate were reversed in the Supreme Court? Second—How many cases, after conviction, were allowed to remain in abeyance and the fines uncollected? Third—How many con- victions were quashed owing to defects in yroceedure orto other causes? Fourth Vhat amount of fines were actually collect ed? Awating an early reply. | remain, Yours, ENQUIRER.

Two Bessie: of Quince just received at Beer | & Golf's. 3i octl4

Lamps and Fittings are so!d cheap at W, P, Colwill’ y

why Gw sept2l -

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DAILY EXAMI

TELEGR 4

[SPECIAL

ca vw mm ae ram Mim | se eet a. “4 waz™ &

‘NES TO THE EX AMENER,

HLECEIONS.,

DESPAT

’sY pRa pt ES ya

The Government Sustained,

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MontTrea, Oct. 15.

Chicoutimi next month wll retura a Minis terialist. QUEBEC, Uct. 15.

TY ' . : ‘ Che elections yesterday resulted in the return of the following :

Argenteuil, Owens, Government; Bagot, Pilon, Opposition; Beauce, Blanchet, ernment; Be rauharnois, Bergeron; ment: Bel Faucher deSt. (rovernment; Berthier, Sylvestrie, tion; Bonaventure, Martin, Gover Brome, Lynch, Government; ly, Martel, Governn Champlain, Trudel, Opposition; Charlevoix, Merin, Opposition; Chateuguay, Robideaux, Opposition ; Compton, Government; Dor Government Drum-

Gov (rovern

Ma iPice, Opp S1-

‘ chi isse

nment; Cham}!

renew;

tr. , Mcintosn,

chester, Laroch: lie,

mond, ahd Arthabraska, Church, Gov- ernment; Gaspe, Flynn, Government; Hochelaga, Villeneaure, Governmont; Huntingdon, Cameron, Government ;

Iberville, Demers, Opposition; Jacques

Cartier, Boyer, Opposition; Joliette, Bazi net, Opposition; Kamarorka, Gagnon, Op position. La Prairie, Charlebois, Govern- ment; L’Assumption, Forest, Opposition; Laval, Leblane, Governnient; Levis, Le- mieux, Opposition; L’[slet, Dechesne, Op-

position; Lotbuiere, Laliberte, Opposition; Maskinouge, Caron, Government; Megan tic, Johnson, Government. Missisq uci, Spencer, Government; Montcalm, Richar i, Government; Monmagny, Bernartchez, Op.: Moutmorency, Desjardines, Government; Montreal East, David, Opposition ; Mon treal Centre, McShane, Opposition; Mon- treal West, Hall, Government: Napierville, LaFontaine, Opposition; Nicolet, Dorais,

Government; Ottawa, Cormier, Govern- ment; Pontiac, Poupore, Government; Port Neuf, Tessier, Opposition ; Quebec Fast, Shehyn, Opposition; Quebec West, Mur phy, Oppo sition; Quebec. Centre, Rinfret,

O Quebec County, Casgrain,

ppositi mm;

Geneunmnent: Richelieu, Cardin, Opposi- tion; Richmond and Wolfe, Picard, Oppo- sition; Rimouski, Martin, Opposition; Rou

velle, Poulin, Government; Shat b are ree ertson, Govt; St. Hyacinthe, Mercier, Op; St. John’s, Marchand, Dieses ss 6S.

Soulanges, Stanstead, Mountains,

Maurice, Dupless, Government; Boarbonnais, Opposition ; Baldwins, Government; Two Beauchamp, Government; Temiscouata, DesChasme, Government; Terrebinne, Lenioges, Opposition; Three Rivers, Turcotte, Opposition; Vandreuil, Lapointa, Government; Tamaska, Gladu, Opposition. There are three places to hear from, viz : -Shafford, Vercheres and Chicoutimi.

THE TEXAS WASHOUT

Only Two Houses Left

‘ "ovina tay ’ a ay IMMENSE LOSS OF LIFE, agli

Beaumont, Texas, Oct. 15, First reports of the great disaster at Sabine Pass, were not in the least exagger- ated. In fact, the death roll now reaches 101 souls, swept into eternity by the swel- ting waters. Relief parties are down near Sabine, seeing what can be done.

New OrRzEANS, Oct. 15.

A special despatch says that the river boat Lamar, has returned to Beaumont, from Sabine Pass. Only two houses are left in the latter place. One hundred and one persons are known t+ be dead.

Orance, Texas, Oct. 15.

Distressing reports come from Johnson's Bayeau. Hundreds of persons are said to have been drowned by the flood, and thou- sands of head of live stock lost.

The Hastport Fire.

Extent of ib ta Less Unk

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howii.

PortLand, Me., Oct. 14. Eastport is pretty much inashes. All the best buildings, the hotels, public ar ings, etc., are swept away. The loss, it is said will exceed half a million dollars. LATER. Eastport, Me., Oct. 15. It is raining hard now, and the fire is ex- tinguished. It is impossible to get details of each loss. The owners can’t give it, and all the insurance ayent# records are burn-

ed. Nearly al! the safes are destroyed with all their contents, and many insurance policies. All Richt. Joun, Oct. 16. The report from Digby of the feared foundering of the 8S. S. New Brunswick

seems to have been a mistake, as the steamer is all right. The report arose from l the lighthouse keeper having seen a steamer evidently i in distress, and a minute or two ! later looking could discover no trace of her.

Fire in Pictou.

Picrou, N A fire occurred here to-day, Campbell's Billiard Hall, destroying it spreading to Mrs. Mainiand’s residence, completely gutting a small building used as! ; an oyster ‘saloon was also destroyed.

oy Oct. 16.

QR - -

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, October 16—10 a.m. | Gales,

rp a to partly cloudy tokder wowtker, wick yb ftw purvasy dadwins,

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starting in; and |

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The final returns give 31 Government 23 Opposition, and 4 Independet, of whom | two will certainly support the Government

|

veering to west and northwest, |

Goodbye and Goodbye ! 1t quivers t}

ir OF Gespatr : sumuner ali

thro gh ocean's ebb and flow ; autumn s, bitter woe.

al oes lt echoes rik tne talllng [eaves,

Lhrou sheaves

In spring s sott gales, in

Sore pat

vhy the vacant and heart ;

} ; i. hi speaketa tarot chair

To every nome

EXPIRATION

RAT

a er so n ble, vifted, tair, Earth-born on earth must part.

( dnight! O eves lone used to weep ! Faith spans the mist of years,

Hix D oe! life Ss toil, cle ith's dat k sme sleep, ’ Hd . +? + , ’ meaven 8 falr, Sweet dawn appears Refulgent with its glorious rays O'er « arth. o'er ocean's foam ;

W here’er ‘weary wanderer strays,

To light the spirit home. H»me to the painless, sinless land,

The never dark’ning sky ; W here hearts ne’

er break with clas \nd friends ne’er

say ‘Goodbye.’ S: M Ch’town, Oct. 15th, 1886. HOTEL ARRIVALS. RANKIN HOUSE, Oct 15—John Harry, Newport, RI; Edwa | Young, do; F Roberts, Halifax; Geo Debblee,

Fredericton, N B; Wm Saunders, London, Ont; E H Dodge, Kentville; Wm Lewis and wife, New York; E W Kettler, Montreal; Ja Rodger, do; M J leely, Hamilton; T Moody, Boston: M Mx Leod, belfast: J

cliffe, jlalifax; A P Montreal;

~* &

i Sut- R

arsons,

Bower, Halifax; John F Fairbairn, Montreal: W A brennan, S'side. OSBORNE. HOUSE.

Oct 15-—-P Bourke, Mill View; F Walker, M D, Cardigan; Chas Newbery, Mt Stewart; D McCormack, Cardigan; Wm Saunders, ondon, Ont; P H Palmer, Victoria; Dr Me- Lean, Ci paud; JK Fraser, Alberton; John ( hampion, do.

REVERE

Oct 14—A Pion, Quebec; P

Montreal; W C Noxon,

Schurman, S’side; KE W

HOUSE,

S Harrison,

La; vyersoll, (mt; -D J

Penny, Petrolia: P.

MBE Lease of

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hd

=

Base

DM

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Carpets, Oilcloths, Rags and Mats and other Cloths, diseount ; Hosiery at 33 per cent discount ; Linen distount.

7

A Lot of Goods at HALF PRICE, such as Millinery, Hats, Bonnets, Feathers, Flowers.

Cuffs, Frillings, a large variety Wool Goods,

>

feLeod, Musgquash, K C; E A Smith, do; Geo Thompson, Halifax = & > ED EK NEARRIED. At the residence of the bride’s mother, on | Thursday, the Mth inst., by tne Rev. Charles

O'Meara. Reetor of St. Pala’ ; Church, Char.otte- | iown, William ¢ darke, of North Wiltshire, to essie A., third daugiater of the late William} aston, Chuirtottetnen Royalty. ;

On Oct. Li. by R v J. Shenton, S. G. Corney, to Emma J. Way, 1 of Charloitetown, Sustemmnncemamaie ensheniomtastiliasinisiaatatasiiiniaaniatiemsinieiatiinees

» DIED.

On the residence, relict of the

15th day of October inst., at her son’s Catherine Macneill, aged 90 yeurs, late Dugald Macneill, West River,

Lot 65. The deceased was one of the early set- Uers who emigrated to this Island in the year 18.6, from Colansay, Argyleshire, Scotland.

At South Grange Avenue, Newark, N. J., Mr. Iseac Tenrpleion, in the’ d0ih year of his aze. He was baried by his brother Masons in Clairmount

T RE FOR SALE.

1 HE subseriber will Sell by Public Auction,

On Wednesday, the 26th Oct.,

at the hour of 12 o'clock, neon,

on the Baltic Road, Lot 48, about sixmttes from Sonthpori, his Farm, consisting of sixty-seven and one-half acres (674) acres, forty acres of which are clear and in a good state of cultiva- tion; the balance is partly covered with a good growth of softwood, suitable for fencing, with abundance of excellent black mud and a never- latling springef water,

Thereis on the premises a good House, Barn and other Buildings ; a well of good water at the door.

Also, at Implements

Terms made known at sale.

CHARLES KENN Lot 48, Oct. 15—wky li Boe

\ ANTED, by the Chariottetow n,

A HAGE THACHER,

OF THE FIRST CLASS,

the same time, Stock and Farming

EDY.

Wanted.

School

Board of S Trustees of

Principal cf Queen Square E. Gaul, who has

for the position of School, to succeed Mr. R. r.signed,

The best of references will be required.

ISAAC OXVENEIAN, SECRETARY OF SCHOOL BOARD Ch’town, Oct. 6, 1886—2i wed sat tl 31 oct

THE ERE 9 is NT

Silver Plated Ware.

are Likely to Go Up.

Prices

The following is contained in a letter just received by us from a manufactarer :

“There is a reguiar boom in trade. Cannot

send travellers out, have to keep them home to help to wet out orders. Everyone crazy about goods. The whole west is in a ferment and

prices are going to be higher. as it is utterly impossible to make the goods required.”

The above state of the trade is in a great mens- ure due to the tine exhibits of Silver Ware made at the Colonial Exhibition in Londoa and the

conseque: it popularity and demand for Canadian

oods, We havea idid show of

j oF ++ mir iat nee Butter and Cream Dishes, | Cups and Mugs, [ee Ewe hers, Pickle Dishes ) {colored and _ piain), Castors, Napkin hings,!

Spovuns, and all kinds of goods,

23-1) er ow Ow . =, W. TAYLOR,

CAMERON BLOCK.

Oct. 9—2aw HABD COAL [TX Store, a Se ine ae :

H&E CGAL,

Egg and Chestnut Sizes.

Ez) ®

’ Cheap for Cash.

CAP?.

EUGHES, Water Stwech ~ Citows; Ooh ty pSU—im woh aa

AURBINARY SAL

our premises expires in a few months, premises In tine tur spring trade, we will dispose of our whole stock of NEW AN

INS Xi

iweeds, &c., at 33 per cent discount ; Silks, Satins and Velvets at 33 per cent discount ; Goods of all kinds at 25 per

OF LEASE,

Se

in Mae

th

and not being able to renew the same on reasonable terms, or procure ether

D FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS at an

SACRIFICE.

32 i 3: . _" , i id ‘ ‘ on at Jd per cent discount ; Black and Colored Dress Goods at 33 per cent discount ; Mantle > : e . Blankets, Counterpanes, Comforts and Lace Curtains at 33 per cent Black and Colored Plushes at 33 per cent discount; Gloves and

cent discount ; Prints and White Cottons at 25 per cent

teal Lace, Mdgings, Collars and

dc.

Se Oe ee

ihe Sbuve New and ia Good Order, and will be Sacrificed in order to Clear

fe SEZ OUR CIRCULARS FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS.

Ch’town, Oct. 14, 1886.

Qvctcee cette

referen es George reake, octit

W ANTED—A Nurse-maid; good required, Apply to Mrs, Edgecuuive House.

Lost -hight Dollars, in the store of Perkins & Sterns. The finder will be rewarded on{leav- ing it at THE EXAMINER office. octl4 '

+ C LET sent occupied given at any time.

'—The House on Prince Street, at pre- by C. B. Macneiill; possession } Apply to C., B. Macneill.

octls

Part of House and Shop on King St., Apply at this ofiice. octl3

To LET — near Pownat Sireet

fe LET—House on Water Street, opposite the Railway Station. Apply atthis office, octl3 W ANTED—A Ser quired. Apply Prive street.

e a

references re-

Macneil! octl3s

vant; good wo mrs SC.

[° LET.—A oon se containing bees e eames ; Apely to Jas. A. McLeod, Spring Park Roax

oot 13, tf A Girl te do ge neral housew ork. Kent Street. oct J2

ANTED— Apply to Mrs. G. H. Cooke,

W

B' ,ARDERS—Two or three Boarders can be ac- commodated at Miss Stewari‘s, cor Euston and Great George Sts. Oct, 12

\ TANTED—A Man capable of taking charge of | a lirst-class city grocery store; ope used to city gvucery trade; good salary given to the rightiman. Applicaliuns to be made vefore the 20th of Oct. Address: City Grocery, EXAMINER fiice, oct uf

be engaged to ease apply to the | oct tf

$ YOU NG “LADY wishes to sew by private famiies. Vi Misses Carrie, at Stanley Bros,

post OR STRAYED—From Geo, Hughe’s pas- ture, Malpeque Road, on last Wednesday ~ sht. the 1éih inst., a black and white Cow, witn | joug horns. Any one giving information of the sume to Wm. Crosby, painter, Fitzroy Street, Charlottetown, will be suitably rewarded.

sept 206i & «& wy pa

77 ANTED—A Situation as Book-keeper or assistant; goud rcferences as to ciaracter | and ability; suiary muderate, Address isook- | keeper, P. U. Box 136. oct 11 tf

6 ADY E Re! SER, “ who is desirot as of buying a furm of say 400 acres, with the idea of! making & sheep farm, will be glad to have par- as such as are for saie ; must have vo su rk tial hutnesiead, near chareh, rail und vil

lase . Address: “Fred Palmer, Spelthorne, Ted- | 1dington, Middtesex, Eng.” augsl

| FoR ws $ALE- _ i‘ ‘Dwelling liouse and Shop

situate on iuston Steet. For terms and par-

to the ow nee on septs tf

| ticulars apply to Geo rge Aliey or | the premise s.—H. H, Pollard. W- ANT ED-A Girl for g neral housework, Ay ply to Mrs. W. L. Weiliner, head of ahh. bore Street. Sept: 29-3 w kswky Se

I" O LT —A House on Pleasant Street, with

stale and weil in yard. Applyto William} Dodd. ae ae. eT och | WANTE [DHA Man to attend trains, = at the | "Y Revere House. cid tf

pai cc ttbc ieaineaiiciniidaialien AN CX PERIENC ED BAND TEACHER, for a th = years, won!d like to locate at Moncton

| if sufficient enc our rcement could be offered to, i him to do so. aad jress letter to EXAMINER office, |

| Ch‘town, P. E. Island. ects tf

i Ta a

Vy - AN’ TE D—A Cook; good references required,

\ Apply to Mrs. UH, James Palmer, Pownal

| Street, next doer to St. Josepii’s Convent.

} neta tf

} a Sf

|

i iM nd LET—That brick House ai shop. on Dor

chester Street, form ce ipied- by Owen

Connolly; is nmediate posbcesi ion given, For terms, and apply.to Owen. Connolly.

jan2l egd

BARGAINS

FOR

SARGAINS

SEPTEMBER ONLY.

A Large Lot of WOOL TWEEDS, : ULSTER CLOTHS,

t “ GENTS’ UNDERCLOTHING, “ " DRESS GOODS,

FANCY PRINTS, Balance of CRETONNES

LARGELY REDUCED FOR SASH.

Ch'town, Sept 1—wky

PLENTY GOODS

a,

They Won't Last Long at the Prices we Offer Them.

arene awl}

many of these goods this accounts ior the

g T is too bad to sell goods at such terrible |! ow prices; but a great

have been bou: rit from 25 to 50 per cent GLO Ww regular prices

| bargaine We now ouecr,

We have also an extra large

Our Dress Goods Department is right full of bargains. Sacques, Sacque Cloth and

stock of Velveteen, Black and Colored © ashmeres, Merinoes, | Ulster Cloth from 20 to 30 per cent less than usus

Ov Hk- STOCKED.

$10,000.00—Ten Thousand Dollars’ worth of Clothing will be sold at prices that were never heard of before.

989 Overcoats will be cleared out, three, four, five and six dollars less than regular price. No trouble to show our goo is.

If you don't believe this, co and sec

rclothiny x, 900 Shir is,

>, *

Hats and Caps in endless variety. i 5

COME AND SEE!

2,400 Suits of Und 6a COME

AND SEE! @a £3

lL. B.- PERO eae,

Sign of the BIG HAT, 74 Queen Sireet.

“Ch'town, Sept. 22, 1886.