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Prices less than can be bought at any Slaughter Sale.

JAMES PATON & CO.

ARE SELLING THE

For Cash Only!

AMAZING PRICES!

Black Silk Warp Henriettas,

price $1.35, now Tse.

Chevioc Dress Joods, worth 20 cents,

now 13 cents.

An Extraordinary Bargain—Solid Black

Worsted Coatings or $2.50, now $1.65.

Marvellous

$3.00 for $2.25.

New Carpets Received !—fhe Scotch’ Carpet Store is well known. Department is the largest and best on the or Best Designs we lead, Best

Island,

five-eframe Brussels

Brussels from 40 cents up, pets from 24 cents up, No charge for Carpets cut free. ;

40 rolls Carpet Paper just received,

waste,

$5 cents per yard. Little

Suits. Men’s Overcoats,

A very special lot of Reeters

coats, bought at a

will give our customers the full benefit of

our close buying.

Men’s Underclothing at wonderful iow prices. 60 Gents’ Undershirts, worth 72 cents, now 50 cents. 216 Gents’ Shirts and Drawers, worth 95. cents, now 65 cents,

Ladies’ Mantle and Ulster Cloths,

Wool Shawls, Furs.

A lot of Fur Collars, Boas and Capes

at about half price.

REMEMBER !—The Goods we

offer are NEW.

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JAMES PATON & GO,,

Scotch Store, Victoria Row.

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Value—Blue suitable for Men’s Overcoats or

Jackets, worth $1.85, for $1.49; worth

Boys’ Overcoats,

DAILY

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FOLLOWING GOODS

usual

Suitings, usual price

Cloths

Ladies’

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ur Carpet,

Carpet $1.10. other Tapestry Car-

and

Reefers Reefers and Suits--- We

great bargain.

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forth’s Hivertres appeared at the Opera house last night te a large and d-lghred audiences. Mr. Howorth visits. this city

and Overs

Charlottetown, October 26, 1892—eod & wky

EXAMINER.

Local and Other Items.

I. O. O. F.—Speci+l session of Port la Joic Encampment this evening at 8 o'clock. Conferring degrees.

> VatvuaBLe Carcors —Two large vessels loaded with potatoes, oats, and horses, sailed from Alberton for the Wes: lndies on Mon- day. j -> PREVENTION is better than cure; and if you want to prevent many of the ills of summer get in good condition by taking an occasional dose of Everybody's Pills, -

Tuer SS Cacouna, of the Bleck Diamond Line, will leave Montreal for Cirarlottetown about 10 h November, and will go through to St. John’s, Newfoundland. This will be the last boat this season. i

Friday at half-past 19 o'clock, auction of 60 barret« choice No. | i Gravenstien appies.—E. H. Norton & Co. oct26 2i

One Hwtnvrep pairs odd pants to hand. Cheapest goods in the city. Reefers, any quality and qnentity to suit buyers. Don’t you buy a reefer before seeing our stock. —Scotch Store, Jas Paton & Co.

Preacuing —Mr. TT. C. James will preach in the West R ver Presbyterian Church on Sunday, October 39th, at 11 o'clock, a. m, and at Clyde River at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. wy

More Lamsas,—The Summerside Journal says: Mr John Layden shipped 208 lambs from here to St. John yestesl.y morning, and Mr. Charles A. Macautt, Kensington, 200 to Messrs. J. A. Leaman & Co, Halifax.

New Crormine ror CurLpren. — We have just received a special line of reefers and suits for boys from four yaars up, which we have placed on the nisrket at rock bottum prices.— Prowse Brothers, the | Wonderful Cheap Men. oct 26 3i

Socia, Rerokm —A meeting of all those who are interested in social reform in this city, especislly in the success of the Harbor | Light, will be held at the Harbor Light | Reading room to-morrow afternoon at four | o'clock. A full attendance particularly ree’ quested, |

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We have net got a reefer four years old in our shop, but we can tit your four-year old boy witha god reefer or overcoat for ess wen y thin any other men in the town. Prowse Beothers, the Wonderful Cheap Men. oct26 3i |

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From Boston.— lhe steamer Carroll, Capt. Hansen, arrived from Boston, via Halifax and Port Hawkesbury, ths morning at seven | o'clock, with acuyo cof general merchandise |

and the following passenges: Capt W H| Barnerd avd wife, John McLean, Flora Cairns, Sadie Nicholson, T McDevitt, J Roche. |

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Arter Corsetr.—The followirg cable has | been received in New York: Peter Jackson ssiled for New York on the Teutonic to day. | He will challenge Jim Corbett on bis arrival | to fight for a purse of £5,000 Warren Lewis | has cabled him the Coney Island Athletic | club offer. Jackson is eager to meet Corbett and has expressed full cor filence in his ability to defeat him as easi-y as h+ dil Slavin. {

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CANADIAN Eceés ARE ALL Ricut:—Are you | aware,” ssid a gentleman to the Montreal Gezette a few evening: eg», “ihat there is quite a boom in Canadian eggs for the English market. I was down on th» wharf yesterday and saw quite a number of large shipments being made to Liverpool. The men in the} business are keeping it quiet, but it would pay you to investigate and see for yourself how the trade has grown within the past two months.”

Repucep Fares.—The foilowing railways and steamboat lines have granted reduced tares to persons attending the Maritime Pros hibition Convention to be held at Amherst on the 26th and 27th inst. Persons to pay full fare in all cases going to the convention and onthe I. C. R. must procure the standard certificate from ticket agent at startin station. The W. & A, W.S Central al Western Counties wt!' r urn delegates for one-third a first class fare. ThelI. C. R., P. E Island. Canad, Has e u, Cumberland R. R. and Coal C+... Cha lottetown Steam Naviga tien C.mpswwy ard Mia-s Basin 8S. S. Comp- any will return d legates free. Certificate of attendance must be presented in ali cases,

A Goop Snow anp a BiG House — How-

regulatly every sessou and invariaoly plays t» big business. The great secret of his success is he never disappoints an aud- ience. His show lhke wine grows better each year. He is continua'ly adding some- thing new, yet re‘aining the popular and distinctive features of hia show years aco, We can conscientiously recommend Mr, Howorth and his company as being gentle- men and ladies in every respect,and worthy of the most liberal pv ronage.— Hamilton, (Ont..) Tunes. At Lyceum on Friday evening next. WANTED AT OSNCE—A housemaid in a fimily of five Wages £900 per month.

No washing. Enq tire at Tuk EXAMINER office

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Catepon1aN Cius. — At the regular monthly meeting of the Caledonian Club heid Jast evening tha following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Chief, Hon A A McDonald; President, Col J D Irving; lst Vice Pre-ident, J B McDonald; 2nd Vice-President, Charles Webster; [reacurér, John McKachern; Financial Secretary, Jos A McDonald; Recording Secretary, J M Campbell; Corresponding Secretary, John McSwain; Board of Direc- tors, A R Beaton. J B McDonald, A C McDonald, H C MeMillan, Capt R Me Millan, Hon Jas R McLean, J G Scrim- yeour, M P P; Jos A McDonald, James Paton A committee was appointed to ar- range for the usual St Andrew’s dinner.

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Some LiveLy Movixye.—A champion trott- ing record that has stood for seven years was smashed at Nashville, Tenn , on the 22nd, when the chestnut mare Nightingtle went two miles in 4.334 at Cumberland Park. Belle Hem’in was #lso in such good form that Geers drove le without a skip in 2 114, over a sec- ynd below ber record msde at Rochester three years ago. B. sides these fast time performe ances, there were some sensational battles in ‘he regular con‘est-, the 13 heats trotted and preed all being faster than 2:15. Storm reel ed off a heat in 209 to begin with, and ended the psce left over from Friday by another mile io 2.08}, the tiverite, Winslow Wilkes, hav- ing no business with the great young stallion at this clip.

At Stockton, Cal., on the same day, Stam boul was driven ag+inst his record of 2.11, and

| badly damaged, the captain ran her into

(itic R-ilway Company to build a mammoth

| half-yearly dividend of 5 per cent.

made # mile in 2103. The wind was not fav- orable for record-breaking

TELEGRAPHIC VOWS. |

Sexcrat Desparcues vo Tur EXAMINER |

THE BRITANNIA ASHORE

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ALL HANDS SAFE.

Position of the Ship.

Likely to Become a Total

Wreck. Harrrax, Oct. 26. The steamer Britannia, of the North At- lantic Line,, Captain Doane, from Boston, October 24th, for Halifax, in ballast, struck on the Racehorse Shoals, off Cape Sable,

yesterday morning. The ship came off al- most immediately, but her bottom being

Barrington,~ East Bay, and beached her, where she now lies, a little east of West Head, at the northeast point of Cape Sable Island. From the head of Barrington har- bor the ship can be seen lying head on to the beach and sitting in an upright position. She is not at present in a dangerous position, but should an easterly gale spring up she will doub:less become a total wreck. There were eight passengers on board. The crew and passengers have been all

FAST GOING.

MORE RECORD BREAKING,

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Winpsor, N. S., Oct. 26, The Maritime Ten Mile road bicyle record was broken in the Avonian Club race by three riders. Shand’s time, ten miles, scratch, was 32.28; Forsythe s actual time was 39 55; Suilver’s actual time was 36 10.

IMPORTANT MISSION.

Commercial Treaty With France,

Lonpon, Oct. 26 Sir Charles Tupper has been appointed British plenipotentiary with Lord Dufferin to negotiate a commercial treaty between France and Canada.

True Bills.

Sr. Jonn, Oct. 26. True bills have been found by the grand jury agsinst the Rev. Syiney Welton and © B. Welton, Dr. Randall and Gideon Wells for cunspiracy to defraud.

Mammoth Hote! in Halifax.

Monrreat, Oct. 26. It is the intention of the Canadian Pac-

hotel in Halifax within two years.

Good Dividend.

Montreal, Oct. 26, The Bank of Montreal has declared a

Weather Bulletin.

Torosro, Oct. 26.—10 a. m. Mostly fair, with no change in tempera- ture.

General Teicgraphic News.

MonTREAL, Oct. 24.—A cable to the Star dated London, Oct. 24, says : Hon George KE. Foster denies the ramor that Canada intends to issue anew loan. He also denies that his visit is conuected with the Atlantic service. He and Sir J-hn A»bott spent Sunday with L.urd Mount Stephen.

Dupuy, Ost, 24.—Lord Houghton, viceroy of [reland, has refused to receive an address which the Irish Meth -dists wished to present him. He based his refusal on the grouad ihe address contained political references.

Lonponx, Oct, 24—Abnormally cold wea- ther continues. NSnowstorms are reported from the north of the kingdom, and the inter- ests «f farmers generally are suffering heavily from this premature winter weather. A fur- ious gale raged on the North Sea to day, and bad weather is reported from nearly all British ports.

Orrawa, Oct. 24.—In reference to the al- leged case of pleuro-pneumonia among the cargo of Canadian gattle of Dundee, the high commissioner reports that one animal was slaughtered on suspicion, with faint symtoms of disease. Veterinary Surgeon McKachran has been instructed to make an investigation regarding this particular shipment and in the meantime Sir Charles has reassured the ims perial authorities as to the non-existencé of pleuro in Canada.

Toronto, Oct. 24,—Fifty cases of diphtheria were reported in this city during the past week, the disease being almvat epidemic. In addition there were 15 cases of typhoid fever and 16 cases of scarlet fever: Fourteen cases of diphtheria were admitted to the Isolation Husdital yester- day.

Lonpon, Oct: 24. —According to cus'om, Baron Herscheil, Lord Chancellor, received Mr. Stuart Kuill, Lord Mayor elect of London, at the house of Lords to-day. The Lord Chancellor commented upon the fact that the election of Mr. Kuill had beeu re- ceived with determined hostility in certain quarters, owing tu the creed in which he believed and ssid that, undoubtedly, the times were passed when it was impossible for a Catholic to hold office without palter- ing with his religious convictions. Happily the battle of religious liberty had been fought and won, and the creed in which a man believed was no barrier to. privileges, eights and honors,

Toronto, Oct. 24 —Accountant Menzies, of the city treasury, has been dismissed by the city treasurer for alleged insubordin- stion and plotting against the city’s inter- ests. He makes counter charges of im- proper management of the civic accounts and loose book-keeping that leaves room

for fraud to be perpetrated without discov- ery.

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26 — 8&2

rig rom the Gnmal Dry Suns Bases GREAT SALE OF

Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings, Mantle Cloths, Mantles, Millinery, etc.

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J. B. MACDONALD, QUEEN STREET.

Purposes confining his business exclusively to MEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHINGS, and wili sell uff his entire stock of Ladies’ Dress Goods, Dress Trim- mings, Velvets, Plushes, Silks, Satins, Mantle Cloths, Mantles, Ladies’ Kid Gloves, Woolen Gloves, etc., Millinery, Hats, Bonnets, Flow2rs, Feithers, aad everything in Ladies’ wear’

Discounts from 25 1-2, 33 1-3, 40 and 50 per cent.

THIS IS A GENUINE SALE. this Fall.

GOODS NEW, the greiter portion being imported The Sale will continue until all is sold. SALE NJW ON, and for VASH ONLY J.B. MACDONALD, Queen Street.

Charlottetown, October 5, 1892—eod & wky

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BOYS GLOTHING.

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Boys Cape Overcoats, Boys’ Tweed Over- coats, Boys Heavy Overcoats.

+x) a BOYS’ REEFERS ! BOYS’ REEFERS! BOYS SUITS! BOYS’ SUITS !

We are showing a splendid range, all at VERY LOW PRICES.

HARRIS & STEWART

LONDON HOUSE,

Charlottetown, October 19, 1892—eod & wky

WE ARE IN IT, TOO!

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We are in the SENSATIONAL SLAUGHTER SALE. We thrown our Whole Stock on market. We den’t for this Sale. n

PATTON BROTTE

I36 QUEEN STREET.

Charlottetown, October 21, 1892—eod & wky

NEW SHOE STORE,

STAMPER’S CORN HE.

have the Cost

RS

F. CERNICHIARO & €0.,. Gold and Silver Plater,

Bronzing and Varnishing Church and Table,Ornaments promptly attended te.

RILEY'S OLD TOBACCO FACTORY,

WATER STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN.

oct2i--dy lw then 2aw

stop at Don’t forget us.

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EXPECT to occupy the New Shop now being fitted up for me in the STAMPER BLOCK early in November. NEW GOUDS! POPULAR PRICES!

R. K. JOST.

DR. T. C. ROBINS, Surgeon Dentist.

Office—Prince Street, opposite St, Paul's Church,

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Kerosen Oil. = ——

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WANTED A «irl for general housework. Apply to Mrs. W. A. WeExKs, Rotchford x) Square. oct21

etd FARMER who intends tu purchase a supply of = - ‘ee por ai 2 eee " . a OIL to put him through the Fall and Winter Months should cull at E t SALE A half Jervey Cow, 3 years old, & GOFF’S Store and see their prices and inspect their Stock before buying | px imine office a SOE. Oe

elsewhere.

LET—The house on Cumberland Street

Their Teas have a reputation all over the Country second TY occupied by CA. Mad Kg. item, moder. to none for Quality and Fine Fiavor. i

| WM. Crockatr, Fitzroy Street. 6i--oct24

UND ADRIFT, in Charlotcetown harbor, a

They buy nothing but the BEST AMERICAN WATER-WHITE KEROSENE two-sailed boat about 16 feet keel. Appiy OIL, ine ny depend on getting the BEST QUALITY from them every seas £ »}— §e time, and the price is now lower than ever before. YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ANTED—A girl for general housework EVERY TIME BY CALLING AT Apply to Mks. A. A. MacDoNaLp, Dundas

Ksplanade. tf—oct?i

3 *= _— ee ’ semen BEER & GOFF De my.O LET—House on the corner of Water Street aod the E.pianade. Immediate possession

5 given. Reni moderate, Apply to Dr. BLan- Charlottetown, October 26, 1892-—eod & wky

CHARDB, tf—octzi

Best five-frame Brussels Carpets, $1,10 per yard; other qualities in Brussels from 40 cents up- JAMES PATON & CO

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