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ard. mee - veat- tu a ary i ne. nucn

yaget

UND . sold

a reoms, 4 stabie, sboroug® Mr P. WwW. rp, De» [se 11 nena corer of ets. ofike of +e

ABINET at the Pp.

BoTcs ER se 2

it £350.00

Notes oF :

sat

teocal and Other ems. Death of Mrs. Trainor.

LAND Leacus meeting to-night

antes residence of Mr. J. J. Sraine Hi

ly N Pe last month

} ; j

On Saturday an inquest was held at the!

O Reilly, by Dr.

Cont Vv Coroner for QO: , ‘ {

ys ueen’s {

paid $12,000. wages | view of the } “a i Jueen's County, in ew of the body of Mrs. James Trainor, of

= Mill Cove, whe died of accidental poison

NEW FALL

are ; Smast axp/Tovina Pasa surrendered | ing. Che following is the evidence taken uncondiuonaily ' and the verdict returned :— > ~o > Tie i. - | James Trarxor, (sworn)—I am the hus- HE Scott Act ca es~—fourin number—will! | 1 af } j notibe ¢t ig ineada ¥ yrand of the deceased. bcame to town yes- | 1 eo ul tli +) CCheeas . law . = y t rday My wi'e asked me to bring home! & Wo cag’s of drunkenness at some wagnesia and rhvbard, I called at

the Stipend: Mi ourt this torenoon, |

- to kil rate.

B® first sod of the Oxiord, N. 8., Railway |) 7’™ =

wdiurned at Pugwash on Saturday ;

ary. asistrate a ( 7 He gave me the rat

aid the clerk gave we the rhubart

e waafever upon it, and Mr. Fraser told me PeN'D to day, at Young's, Ladies Fur- | © "5 at with oatreal and water and set it Lid uiare, from nige dollars upwards ona plate forthe rats. 7 put the polsou * jim my coat pocket end the rhubart tm my ’ i a LocaL wit says that since Arabi is a/ reer po: ke lf hun 5 1 a t

ng up My coat on arriving

ome and svon after | offered her the rha- barb and magnesia. She told me she had already taken it, that the children took it

ptimer, the fritish are taking Cairo fe re o hit :

>

‘KBSHT SPENCERS trip to America has / out of my pocket andgave it to her. | then | be injurious . a

rather than benetix ial to his |. ave hdh. ¥

she soon

her salt aud water as an emetic, and

vomiting. -I then got a

a fhorse and wagon and se . ehes 1 kr. BR. C. Tart, of Shediac, is preparing to | ; 2 ac ata . wy Mir. Saghes in to tewn with her. She complained of a

sa large quantity of potatoes to Bermuda) , , 4 t}fall Hurhing heat in the stomach before she left

=> began

o |} the house.

luz namber of strangers in Toronto on} “Uawes Trainor (re-called.)—Mr. Fraser

Joday last is modestly estimated at '20,000,/ told »me to be very cantious abou€ the | poison, and to guard against it poisoning } There might ,.”

gdue to the Provincial Exhibition.

> anycreature about the house.

[ue roads are much cut up, cwing to the | have

A. , , ; , ‘ been a label on the poison withont ! bavy rain, and much trathe of the past [€W | wy observine it

jays. A little dry weather aud they will be . ia» worl as eves. ' CTHomas HuGues (sworn) il ped up last night

Joax Lovanray, of County Line, war, day, imprisoned by the Inspect r of Licer

I was awaken- danghter of the : deceased, who told me that her mother had ,|'aken poison in mistake, I was requested

sce

by th:

for non payment of a fine imposed for yiolaticn to cone tT» town with the Ceceas of the seott Act ied so a8 to get medical assist —— james. i started for town with the

Sayt to Prisoy vor Live.—In the Supreme}@yreased ana came to Dr. Beer's office. Judicial Vourt, at Bangor, Me., on Sept. 13th, }'the deceased vomited ali the way coming Mary Glyna of Hast Hampden,for infantivide,|in. T ; e o

e doctor Was sentence to State prison for life.

gave her some fand gavs me directions as to how she4 os i hould } treated | ; . 5 ee ; ishould be treated. then brought de- esc Ross has eutered for the*single| .oased ¢. her sister’s house. Mrs. J 1 semi race in the regatta at Detroit. next lO Reilly's where [ left her D : ae : id month. He intends to row there. Haulan is , s a ao henow ~~ .. ee ee to be present ond give an ¢ xbibition of rowing. ug to ive 4c ery man see her as he ja Heught her very dangerously ill. On or about the 12th O+teber “Pines Roserron (sworn)—I was at Mr, next, a concert, in aid of the Poor Fund of the Women's Temperance Benevolent Society, will be given in the Y. M. CA Hall, at whiok mistake. the best local musical talent will be re- presente 1.

medicine

CONCFRT.

[heard Mrs. Trainor (the de- ceased) say that she took a teaspoonful of poison ina mistake.

Carmerrne Acenes (sworn)—I was | awakened up last night to go over to Mra, Trainor’s, the deceased. I went over to} the house and saw the deceesed

> We would remind ou: readers of the Ten perance meeting this eve ning, inthe Y. M.’©. A. Hall. Kev. G. W. Hodgson, and Kev. Mr. Burwash are t» speak, ‘h«re should be a fall house. The Scott Act will likely get an airing.

}powder. She vomited some before she | —_--e -— | left. the house, but did not seem very sick. | We learn that Harry Binns, Esq , has per Fraxk Beer, M. D., (sworn)—I was

_ oo ann fs ere awakened up last night by Mr, Hughes who em gelebrated six-legged calf. Mr. |, ae ae aw BD intente te télse the nataral curiosity an tie {had deceased in charge. She told me she farm at Riverside. He thinks *‘ Soony will prove a bonanza’ ”

———

Dre. Rorerr MacNarr, of Leith, Scotland, formerly of Charlottetown and St. Jo!n sev- eral years ago,so well and favorably known | in these Maritim® Provinces, is at present op a visit to Halifax. He officiated in two of the churches there yesterday.

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had taken about half a teaspoonful of a| powder which she showed me. I consider- | ed that the poison contained arsenic, and! adwinistered remedies in accordance. 1 | then dirgcted Mr. Hughes to take the de- ceased to her sisters, Mrs. J. J. O’Reilly’s. | The deceased had no pulse at the wrist | when I saw her first. Lhad very little hope that the deceased would recoyer. The} quantity of poison taken Was i my opinion lenfficient to cause death. J directed a

; clergyman to be sent for. . } ford, N.S. He showed every consideration Eien CARMICHAEL, (sworn)—The de- for the men’s comfort in only having them Seas brown tn tales » hetw out during intervala between showers. Atter | engee wee —— o this houss between | mis utely inspecting every man, he expressed | three and four this morning. great satisfaction with the camp aud appear- charge of Mr. Hughes. ; ance of the men, considering the short time sick, and vomited seve ral times. She told spect in drill. we she took rat poison in a mistake. [| gave her sume ilk and water, and, one of | , the powders the doctor ordered. I bathed the Church of England Clergy belonging t| her feet, and put mustard poultices to her | Nova scotia and New Brunswick The con-| .:oniach. She died. between 7 and 8 ference will take place on October 24th and | ahead 25th. We see from the programme that the ea Kev. G@ W. Hodgson speaks on the subject of| JAMES '\How to interest people in the life and work | ceas: d was brought to ray house between >| of the church,” The Rev. Theo. Richey, | and 4 clock this morning. I gave her the | Rector of Summerside leads the discussion on | powders at an interval of a little more than | Missionary work. halfan hour, Sheappeared to have pais

i i in her stomach. She was very thirsty, but | “Durine the early part of last October, 1) ] thought it better to give her milk, I had had a severe attack of rheumatism In my right | 16 idea that deceased was going to die. I knee, says Mr. J. ©. Gomnor, of ol went fora clergymen at 10 minutes to 3, Opera House, Toronto, | Canada. _ Use" | ond when I retarned: she was dead. many s0-calied rheumatic remedies without var : P. G. Fraser (sworn)—I am engaged in,

receiving any apparent benefit. Observing | \ sh that st. Jacobs Oul was being constantly re the drug basiness im this city. I have no commended by many of the leading members | ;ecollection of selling rat poison to Mr. of our profession, I decided to give it a trial. | T,ainor yesterday. I frequently sell poison From the first application 1 commenced to} {,, destroying rats. The poison I sell con- ‘Lhe powder here shown was

| not sold by mein its present form. It is

improve, and before I had used two-thirds of | tains arsenic, ‘mixed with som ingredicnt which: I pever |

a baggie I was entirely cured. - Norice to Surrrers.— We have re Saiel use in mitie. The poison 1 sell is* arsenic | time past, been receiving consignments from) ure. 1 always label the rat poisin sold, |

slant shippers, without Bills of Lading or any | boone” ae : aa wintever, while in other cases ‘Bills of | and an s give full eae vate how i! Lading came several days after arrival of the | should re nae, I know _ - regulations | merchandise. It may be well to remind new | effecting Cruggists In the eale of arsenic >| shippers that goods cannot be got through the | 4% polsen. I believe it to be customary Custom House, without a Bill of Lading and | ®mong drugyists to sell arsenic as a poison | Invoice, and to insure prompt despatch they | fur rats and vermin.

must in all cases accompany..shipment,.Care| After a short deliberation, the jury re- shouldbe taken also, to have the elnpments / turned the following verdict:— put up it good er ler, and have the packages | plain and neatly inarked. Attendance to this will repay the trouble. Yours &c,

CL. Axrucr & Co.

~>----

Gexerat Learp, on the 15th inst., in- spectec the militia forees m camp at Ayles-

nc) legit Sr. Jomn is to have a Clerical Conference of

‘* That the deceased came to her death | ( from the effects of argenic sold as rat poison, and taken by mistake in the place of medi- eine.”

Previous to his departute for Halifax, Mr. The jury wish to record their unqualified Frank Kennedy, .Agent. of the Queen and disapproval of the practice of selling vio- | other I[nstt ince Com panies, was tendered a| lent poisons indiscriminately to the general | complimentary _ dunner by his numerous public. friende. “Fhe affair took place at the Osborne BenEJAMIN Hooper, Honse on Saturday evening, and pass d off Foreman. °| very pleasantly. Mr Kennedy ‘eft this | morning, aecompanied by the best wishes of ovr citzens. He will take a permanent posi- tion in the Bank of Nova Scotia, We wish | him suceese.

B. Maceos*an, Jas ©. McManon, A. McDoveatt,

CuarrEBs CaMERonN, ' Parc ly MoM anane ‘ WAkTHOLEMEW PICKARD, |

Tie members of the Janior Liberal-Conscr- vative Club, presented Mr. Frank Kennedy, | = the late Secretary, with a handsome Gold Watch Guard, on the eve of his departure) ' from tha PtTT diet ntgyhnid nt | We do not hold ourselves responsible for the

Tue flageh'p ‘‘ Northampton,” accompanied | opinions or statements of oyr een’. by the tender ‘‘ Foam,” arrived st the scene = of the wreck of a a. Phenix” 0D | 7 the Editor of the Examiner.

Saturday morning. The weather was very vi : ‘ s '

aoa ah it co impossible to work at the _ DEAR co - ee ye wreck. The ‘‘Nerthampton” therefore laid off | - Scott Act may say that the duties © East Point, and the ‘*Foam” anchored. in| the Surveyor (!) is to survey al] places in Souris Harbor, This morging they went to) which samples are kept, and allow none to work and saved the guns and balance of the; be destroyed except in the way he shal] st re. The vessel will be a total loss. The| direct, that is by the aid of a corkscrew. facts of the stranding are not generally known. | The destroying process takes lace” lt 18 said tue commander and havigatin s ofb- ‘evening at the head of Quee

A + +s

oo CURRESPONDENUE. |

cer were Om the, bridge during the|in the vitinity Of Queefh Squite” Would thickness of the storm They never) « goott Act” like to be introduced?

saw the light until a very short! Anti-Scorr. distance from it. While the Captain be-|

Ch’town, Sept. 18, 1882. ing“Officer maintained it was East Point light. — ; 7 TH He teok out his watch to time the lights, yee PRINTING of every description, revolutions, and while thus engaged the ves- \e} executed with Neatness and Despatch, sel gtruck the reef, The Commandery wij] be at , the. EXAMINER JB. PRINTING, | courtmartiafled, ROOMS, cor. Water and Great Heorge Streets,

lieved it was Cape George Light, the Navigat- |

Fresers and asked him for some poison

& ‘ Best .and Cheapest Organ Ever Sold on P. E. [sland. |. . Th { { ee ‘Drill Shed & Governor's Field, | # | The Excelsior Has Always Taken First Honors Wherever Exhibited. CHARLOTTETOWN, ON \ mn e-:0:—4 | |

poison

nd magnesia, The poison had no label |

inor’s house last evening. Mr. Trainor S, § Assyria téld me Nia wife had taken rat poison in a ' !

. She said | K she took about half a teaspoonful of the! ard,

5" THIS SEASON She seemed very

J. O'Remiy, (sworn) -The de- | Nelected with Great Care,

Best British Markets,

a ia titles ae LE LE .

| WE ARE

NOW OPENING

“OUR FIRST INSTALMENT

——OF

NEW GOODS

~BY THE

THE DAILY HEXAMINER. SEPTEMBER 18. 188%.

THE P. &. EXHIBITION,

ISs2,

SLAND

| } '

EXCELSIOR ORGANS!

een (

REVOLUTION IN PRICES!

—_—_——eo

WILL BE HELD AT THE

‘Wednesday & Thursday,

A First-Class Execisior Organ, 5 Getave Key Board, 2 full sets (222) Reeds, 5 Stops, for only $75.

Don’t bny am Organ til yous

~THE PRGELS OR BAS*"NO EQUAL IN THE DOMINION.

1ith and 12th, October next.

Admission Tickets —Aculis 2

echts ; Chi! dren under )2 years 10 cents.

the Excelsior.

att Va y special rates to Churches, Chapels Schools, &c,. Calf and see thess Organs at be Agency of the Excelsior rgans,’ 4 Queen Street (Harvie’s Bookstore). Send for liustratd (Catalogue and PiiteLigts! ~All evquirics by letter promptly answered. Cor-

respondence solicited. A:iipessAgeney, of Excelsior Organs, Box 85, Charlottetown, or

Epwakp Toener, Breadal bine, Traveling Agent tor P, B. Island,

Sept: 15/7849 Fi, wkly pat sj 4h

For full particulars get Prize List ¢ontain- ing Rales, Regulations, «te, to be hed by applying to the Secretary of,Prince Conny Exhibiiion at Summersidé —the Seereiary ot Kine’s Cou, ty Exhibition at Cendigan ; the Market Clerk, Charl tictewn,;and at the Secretary ‘8 Office, Charlottetown,

— Av MecNEILL

CLEARING. SALE o FALL GOODS = ena AT NO. 83 QUEEN STREET.

/ +——-—-:0 Te Balance of Stock being principally FALL GOODS, is) |

how, oflered at

GOLv

ya kis, MEDAL

1078.

aye ame Sune copes BOR es

JOSEPH GILLOTT'S

STEEL PENS.

BY ALL DEALERS THROUGHOUT ‘THE WORLD. ‘ J

* GREATLY REDUCED PRICES FIR GASH ONLY,

in New Mantles, Frillings, Gloves, Laces, Mantle Cloths, &c. |

A

ly order“to' clear out Balance of Stock on hand, we have |

POSITIVE .CURE

W itbouty Medicines, |

Iona, Waldensian,

Nova Scotian, and Phenecian,

imported several lines of NEW GOODS, all of which will be| © ALLAN’S SOLUBLE “MEDICATED sold cheap for. cash. BOUGIES

Patented October 16th, 1876. One box

Forget the Place, 8 Queen Street, Opposite the Market.

No. 1 will cure any ease in four days or

\ j a ee ———— the a 2 88 N -p. Parties wishing to rent the premise ang ~loage No. 2 will cure the, most obstinate case, no apply * for terms, etc. se LO] -ternthow lovg stapling

= -'| oil of sandal woud, ‘teat cubebs, copatbe, or dace dyspepsia by slestroying the Chava aue-

a aa ne a—eaeemnpeemnanmeme — aan LIFE ASSOCIATION OF CANADA seme: . . Sold by all druggists, or ; HEAD OFFICE, ’ HAMILTON, ONT. ticulars send for circular. P.O. Box 1,533: S.C. ALLAN CO., 83 John street,

mailed op receipt of price. For further par- ‘0: se 1'82—lyr New York,

2 Ore:

TZ HE Charlottetown Gas Light Company

Incorporated bij Special Act of Parliament of the Dominion of Canada.

——— —- — 0: -

Guarantee Capital, . ft “ 2 = e $290,000 have imported a fresh supply of Bray’s Keserve Fund : : 1410 Patent Burner's; especially made to consume . , - ~ * * - ° 00 no! t . 7 : : — Government Deposit, E ; 7 : . ; only three feet of Gas per hour with the tap

OUR STOCK.

—HAS BEEN—

BY MR. STERNS,

-—IN 1HE-—

-

ical ae POR—’ * Style, Variety,

Value,

Will Not be Surpassed. on P. E. Island.

A full Stock of English, Anierican and Canadian Dry Goeds on hand, and, will be added to by every steamer until closing of the navigation. *

-

Cash customers will find our estab- lishment one of the best places in Charlottetown to spend their mon .

| |

Perkins & Sterns.

Sept. 35 1882

das, Turner, President, Vice-President Bank, W. B. McMurrich, Mayor cf Toronto, Alex, itrvey, Vice-President, Director Hamih | B. B. Osler, Q, C., Hamil.on, J.M, Williams, Registrar County of Went-

Henry T Ridley, M. D., Hamilton. J.M Bucban, M. A., Principal N, C. Colleg-,

Geo. Matin Rae, Barrister, Toronto. Anthony Se

Hon. Donald Metunes

Henry Beer, Esq., M. P. P., Merchant. 7 3 Arcbibald McDowald, Esq., of the firm o') Hon, David Laird, ExSarristers & Attorneys.

contain a written Statement of the amount of cash or paid up :msurance guaranteed to Uo agaer

| 20 CORDS OF KINDLING, good qual-

184,000 | wrned tall on. These Burners are intended fer use in Halls, Bedrooms, Kitchens, and other places where a light from a small con- sumption of Gas only is requited.

By regulating the tap, the Ges consumed can be reduced to any desired quantity less resi than three feet per hour. ton Provident and Loan Suciety. | W. E. Sunford, of Santord, Wail & Co. Hamil-| These Burners are so scientifically made

ton. ’ }ihat they will give alight eg»al to about ten

Edward Martio, Q. C., Hamilton. | candles 1t a cost of three quarters. of ope cen

John Waldie, Vice-President Landed Bank- per boar,

ing aud Lvan Co,, Hamilton. The price of these Burners to consumers of

J.M Gibson, M, P, P., Hamilion, Gas will be ten centr each, {ju 10 eod pat

| H. ). Cameroe, Treasurer Hamilton Provid- | — pp, Copp Bros., Iron Founders,) ent and Loan Society, Hamilton,

7 4 David Burke, A. I. A., Manager,

Lo) BOARD OF DIRECTORS :

of Hamilton. Alderman J, J, Mason, Hamilton.

worth

‘Torvato.

Hamilton.

| itealthis Wealth . Senator, Cornwall. | . ‘ - Wm Smina, Sevr~eary, ; i LRAche® 9!

HONORARY BOARD U©~apporoRs FOR P. E. ISLAND:

; 1 PZ > P.. Merchant and) Hou. Pe ee Prowse, M. P. P., Merchant and) (Or 4 McDonald, Postmaster.

McLean & MMs M. P.P., of the firm of

. % ie 7 “ ieoNs >> my Sie: ow — ee TREATMENT

McDonald Bros., Merchants and Shipowners, | Te; ritory. “aor North-West

Pulices on the “ Reserve Fund Plan” issued by this Company only (and coryRre. 1 De. BE OC. West's Nekve aNd Brat TReAT-

es , @ guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Policy-bolder, if discontinuing the payment of premiums after 6, 10, 15, 2y, 25530, 35 pay- ia, Eres, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neural- ments, &e, aa : patent } ne use of “ww. Nervous Prostration caused by - Tontina Investment Plan, combining the 4 ivantages of Furopean Tontine 5 ieties, | Mental Depressitner tobacco, Wakefulness, with Lifeand Endowment I:isurance.— Persons who select this, form of Policy are placed | resniting in Insanity Whening « the Brain in « special class and Surplus arising from pé licies in, that class is set aside to accumulate b decay and death, Pren ature Dien to misery, as a Tontine fund. The tables, which may ve hed on application, show must conclusively | ness, Loss o Power im either wen Sw ihe great gains tha! accrue from a policy On the Tontine Invesiment Pian. Losses. and Spermatorrbees caused by Owe

exertion of the brain, self-abuse o1 over-indul- :

! . : 4 WE, St. Jobn, N. B. lence, Each box contains one month’s treat- {. A, GAMERON, Ubarlottetown, RICHARD ROWE, ny get Z ontal 1 t- ' General Agent for Prinee Edward Islahd. Manager for Maritime Provinces. | ment. One dollar a box, or six boaes for five

| dollars; sent by mai! prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes te cure any With each order received by us for six

Sqpig2, 1°89) m daw

ee : — ? ——— 30. |

siB MACDONALD ©

) Toronto, Ont.

| c1se.

j | boxes, accompanied with five dollars, we will

‘send the purchaser our written gearamtee to

refund the money if the treatment does not 5 | effect acure. Guarantees issued by

FRASER & REDDIN, Drugyists, Opposite P. O., Charlotteto wa, Sole Agents for P. E Island. JOHN ©. WEST & OO., Sole Proprietors, dy wky ly—augl4

1S DAILY RECEIVING NEW GOODS! g500 reward! IN BVERY DEPARTMENT. ti The: Goods Now ‘Arriving, as well as those - ae 2 already-in Stock. WILL BE SOLD OUT VERY CHEAP,

in order to secure a “peedy sale, to make room for regular Fall and Winter’ Goods, to arrive later.

E will pay the above reward for auy case W of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick |Headache, adigestion, Constipation or Cos- tiveness we cannot cure with West's Vegetable | Liver Pills, when the directions are strictly complied with, They are purely Vegetable, and never fail to give satssfaction.. Sugar ‘‘oated. Large boxes, containing 80 Pills, 25 i cents. For éale by all Praggists. Beware of | connterfeits and imitations." ‘The genuime | manufactured only by JOHN' C. WE ST & CUO , ‘The Pill Maker,” ( hic ago and Toronto. Free tria: package sent by mail prepaid on receipt of a 3 cent stamp. Sold by F RaASER |& REDDIN, and all D: uggists. | augh4—dy & wky ly.

_ J. B. MACDONALD, ie Ask Your Gideer

Queen STREET.

=

Sept. 4, 1882—wkly pat, ex pres

IT:

= ee --FOR—

| ‘SIGN OF THE — Mount Royal Mills Rice, |

—_——_ =~

To Lobster Packers.

E have 375. cases of one-|b, tall Cans, k 1 ' - sl i

_ °

AND YOU NEED empty, Cheap for casb.

McKINNON & McLEAN. Sept, 6, 1882—2w

——

Kindling for Sale.

PHANT

wW. K. Bereham

Has just received a large part of his SPRING | apd SUMMER GOODs, consisting of Men’s,) Women’s and Children’s Boots, Shoe and

*| Shppers in all the Jeading styles, Our mot- toe is quick sales and email profits. w. R. BOREHAM, |

Grafton Street, North Side Queen Squere.

July 5, 1882—3m 2aw

id Rice, TWO OR THREE YEARS OLD,

But Will Secuie 2 Delicious Pice,

Fresh, Pure White, Wholesome and Fine Flavored..

Méatreal, June 7, 1852,

No Loncer Use

ity. Apply to

We __, JOSEPH MARR, \ Cumberland Street, Bept. 53)

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