WHERE TO GET THE BRAAMINER
R. H. Mason, Post O'fie Charicttetown J. Metnityre Malpeque Road, ‘
c. Pa w s ng ark Road
¥ M. Uo 4 street
a \ ce St.
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S Gray, N Stall, P. E. L Rallwa) and or eu s
RIM s
’ LLL Liste Ss
I and Richmo nd
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
s SPSCIALTY Beer Bros
- ‘ tie _ » lreom impment Nor a - M ‘ } ca ‘ : xt ~ 2 Irvor ( - S . N ‘ P e-Uirat, 4 : @ ta Port - } s Cas a | ~ ia aX thal papers } a - : bee prepa t amed— J M | M ‘ s s (EN -M So Bw é . » Bost te Sé st Milt 4 I Na ped s a = : i AS SUM j Indians Ler " i e at t $2, ; | Vill vet Ol bia beg } t ‘ apring Ha 2 z of tl Pow i ‘ | ” the j in the r’ la Sat av se L7th ins at 7 ran yg No. 2 ¢ $2 I eadquarter- ail - I ntertair mm. i Hall, to-mé a ‘ t g lid OU ar ' \ ai | vramme has bet : js g wa ‘ \ “3 n hi enis > W \ . ma O Su ‘ man atl is amused h Be g persons ainst anoth ‘ Z : ybDO was ’ ming fh fron Next Tuesday he will ex pla . juct to J.T. Mellish, J. P., for Q a { ad a Tae Heteixso Hayp.—At e mee g tle H g Hand Society connect with S ames’ C , held last evening, T. CC. James «as ted honory president ee wlo, preside Mesers James an | Brow sident=; J. H. Scevenson, et 1 reasurer “ewe A Wa x Un Sa rday aitert a boy of years was found 4 t at r i 4 e< - t ad been amoking cigeret- es. At | rouse him proving futile, he wa : I shome and a docter sent w after siderabl
. i t g the bor to conscio € —ila aX r innniniitiieaniia Cur Evection Ber.—A bet of $100 toa cent was made between twe reside: t fBinghampton, N. Y., that Morton would defvat H with this additional provis That for ever every vote Morton received x - Hill the Democrat should pay i he Republican As Morton’s plura over 150,000, the Demo- erat stands to lose over $1,500. The win- sists upon the full conditions of the “ay o Horse Nores.—Mr. C. W. King re- turn rom P. E. Island on Friday last,
where he purchased Protector, by Precep-
tor. Protector is one of the best of Pre- ceptor’s get; and said to be very fast. Pro- teetor will arrive in the
is expected, St. Jobn Telegraph The ve Known trotting mare, Nellie Bly, 2.32, by All Reght, bas been sold and shippe i wo P arties in Engla 1d.—M oncton
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A Prats Unvarsisnen Tate —A man wen a storeand asked if he couid reat f r fi hour The proprietor, who had just found a nest of new-born mice in the coffee-grinder, told him h eould, and then asked him why he didn’t goto I man replied : “ am sufter y trom nervous proatration, ar i the doctor said to get 2 quiet place te rest, and [ ion’t advertise I knew that | ia que r pla e. And with tha . 1 back ia his chair ard watched awa vs bnild a nest in the Chee «« .
sadist
r Corar—Horees are |
very ap in Oregon just now A herd of eig jred head, just off the range, were ata average price of $5 each | recent ~ day« agoata sale of fine stock near Portian i,a eplendid mateh- | ed tea f Sorr mares was sold for} $40, a ‘ a ree brought only} 22.5 Ha years ayo auch | horses would have sold readily for $100 to $159 ea [hie bottom appeara to have | fallen out of the “‘markets of sixty mil-|
hons” w h the grits have eo long dang! ed Lefor eyes of Canad an farmers j - Ren. Mer. Camesen.’s Lectcre.—There was a larve vathering in the Second Vetho- dist Church last » hear Rey G.
M. Canpbell deliver hit | to the World’s Pair.” Mr Down presid éd, and introdaced the lecturer. The dis-
1 rtoend was decidedly
ure, “A Trip
cours bey nning interesting Afies dealing with the events which led ap to the Tair, and m aking refers ence the great nava lisp ay inh New ' York in w tlake took ench a | i } the learned le« ture ferrel to the various exhibits at the fa He thought that the Cana- dian a mm sneh occasions shonuli be mor stive of the progres< of the country and levelopment of our re ° mt the fur coat, wigwam, anid birch ba since should be replaced by actna " of the handicraft of the | eons a laughters of Canada. At the clos f the lecture a hearty vote of thanks was t red the lecturer, On mo0-
tion of Mr. L. C. Worthy. Johu P. Hood. Mr
Suita acknowledyment
Campbell made a
THE
e hard work, |,
Johnson & Jehasor,
seconded by Mr |
PERSONAL.
The Prince of Wales was on Friday last
Mies Annie Reddin left for New York this morning to spend the winter with her brother-in-law, Dr. Creamer
We deeply regret to ann .u co tha’ but slight hopes are eniertained of the re- {rs. Strickland.
53 years old
verv of
Dr. Fredk. F. Kelly, left this morning | for New York. ¢ ] ’olvelynic, |
r. ork, to attend the Polyclynic, that city He wiil be absent about one month. |
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Miss Strickland arrived home last even- | ing having left « point in Georgia, two |
nd visit the
principal hospitals in
hy
dav for . it 10 o’cloe)
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Sherit? Ferguson, « King-ton, ix $1} Years of age, and ray se fer i “Ss Weill ae he did twenty vearsago. Wonderful man!
Miss Carrie Weldon has returned from Clarloutetown, P. E. I., where she has been several weeks visiting her sister, Mrs, Huygan.—Moncten Transcript.
His business manager says: “Dr. Ta)-
mage believes he is called upon to preach
the gospel and
tipatient creditors can be appeased.”
Mr. W. J. Miller, of Charlottetown who | t for San Diego, Cal.,a few days ago, has taken up his residence about two
miles from the business portion of that
tv and thinks the climate will be sl for his health
Rev. W. W. Brewer left yeaterday after-
n fur Albany, N. Y., to spend &@ month
bene-
vith Rev. B. Fay Mills, in evangelistic work. Mrs. Brewer accompanied him as far ae St. John en route to Fredericton where she will visit friends.—Moncton Times.
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Foorsatt.— The Crescents and St. Dun- stan’s College teams will meet at Victoria Park (Thursday) afternoon, rain or shine af 3.30 sharp. be on the field punctually The College team will be about the same as played the Prince of Wales a few davs ago. The
to-morrow
Crescents are as follows: Back, E Trainor; |
naif-backs, G I Foster (Capt), Hirtle Me- Gregor, A Mutch; quarter-backa, L Me- Millan, A Leigh; forwards, D M:Donald, W Edmunds, F Handrahan, F McLean, C Weeks, D Gaudet, J McQuillan, P Dog- erty, J Duffy It is reported thatthe Prince of Wales ege have received a letter inviting them to play the Dalhousie second team
st Halifax on Thanksgiving Day. The Collegians will probably aceept.
Harpor Ligur Fuxnnp. — Messrs, Goff} Brothers, having heard that subser ptions towards the Harbor Light Fund would be
pened at Tue Examiner office,have author i us to put their name down for five ars, Good.
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: a | A Sau. Letrer.—There passed through |
he Charlottetown Postoffice this morning a letter that weigned the hundred and tenth part of an ounce and measured 14 by 12 inch It is a literary curiosity. o
For Tue West Ixpres.—~ The steamer Coila will leave Charlottetown forthe West (nies about the let of December, carry- horses under deck, as advertised elsewhere.
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hundred miles beyond Sayannab,on Satur. |
not to plan how interest on | s#tischurch debt can be raised and how }
The ball will be kicked off |
Players are requested to |
3. I. S—Regular monthly meeting thie (Wednesday) evening at 8 o’clock.
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MARRIED.
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At the residence of the bride’s
mm the 13th of Nov., 1884, by the Rev. R
n, (recently of the Northwest) Minna Bowness, of Norborougih.
DIED.
In this city on the 13th imet., after a} ong and painful illness, Mary Ann, belov- |
‘of these (Funeral will leave her late residence, | OUT own a It will pay you to see our range of Underclothing, Gents’ Furnishings, We can give the best satisfaction in Cloth to be had in town Onr Double and Twist Tweed iss We also have a Very large line of Canadian Tweeds and Worsteds, which we Highest price, Cash or Trade, always paid tor Wool.
nee a ee
chAY WOGLEN COMPANY,
and Grafton Streets, Charlottetown.
ei wife of Patrick Gormley, aged 46 year's May her soul rest in peace.
corner King and Pownai Streets, to-mor- row morning at 8.45 o'clock. for St. Don sian’s Cathedral.]
In the city on the l4th inst., Mary Mac leod, relict of the late ef Bonshaw, aged 83 years.
(Puneral will leave W. C. T. U. room| are selling very low,
at half-past one o’clock to-morrow. }
At Milton on Sunday llth Novemter inst., Ann McNeill, widow of tne late James McMeikle, aged 59 years, leaving 6
daughters and | son to mourn the Jos of a
loving mother.
cartes : more - eeem | STURDY HEALT attend those who, dey by day, are watchfal. “Everybody” requires a medicine now and again. That
famous FAMNLY REMEDY, Everybody’s Pills,
connot fail to benefit you. Direc tions with every box. Costs but a quarter of a dollar.
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father, i
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Upie, Mr. James W. Johnson, of Kensing- | |
to Miss |
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‘prices. Architald Sewact, the best thing ever offered,
THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. Cor. Kent and Prince Streets. Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets.
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IT SHORTENS | YOUR LIFE
every time you lose your temper. Win dow Shades are awfully aggravating things—that ie, if they are not put up with the right kind of a roller. Of course you know that the way to get rid of your window-shade annoyance is to ure
THE HARTSHORN SHADE ROLLER.
One Thousand of the above just received
in all sizes
We have also just received another lot of WINDOW SHADES, 40 cents each, including Spring Roller
MARK WRIGHT & CO.,LTD,
Who Sell at Selling Prices. novl4
Doesn’t Your Little Girl Want a Fur Collar ?
They are so warm for wearing to school,
are 80 are 80
they they
serviceable and pretty, and cheap.
WE HAVE EXTRA VALUE
and a large wait until demand for
stock to select from. Don’t next week, buy now—the them is already large.
BEER BROS.
Tae Wesrner
; 4eet and rain
Moderat«
to fresh southeast to southwest winds; unsettled with
DAILY EXAMINER ~— - . So erg
The People’s
FEATHERS, FEATHERS, FEATHERS,
,
Boas and Collarettes, Boas and Collarettes,
Boas and Collarettes.
Received yesterday, a large
Feathers, Boas and Collarettes, in Cock|
Feathers, Ostrich Tipped and
To have first choice, Ladies will be obliged
to call early.
W. A. WEEKS & 68.,
The People’s Store. Wholesale & Retail.
“7. ..8 = Charlottetown, November 8, 1894—i1n w ft
McKay Woolen Company.
We make them all hustle to keep up with us in READY-MADE CLOTHING, because we cash and give our customers the benefit of the discount.
Now is the time to be thinking about an Ulster, Overcoat or Reefer, and as we have the largest stock goods in the city we are prepared to give you a goud bargain.
‘weeds as well as the imported.
Corner of Queen
People of GOOD COMMON SENSE a good article that well finished and up explains the great
usually appreciate is honestly made, to date. This success of
GRANBY RUBREBS.
THEY WEAR LIKE IBON,
novl2—m wif & wky
WEEKS & WARREN'S
We are greatly encouraged in the practice of three-
great requisites for a well-run business :—
“Knowledge of Markets,” “Buying fer Cash,” and “ Willingness to take Small. Profits.”
PLEASE TRY US fora real good, easy fit. stock is nice, new, neat and fresh.
Charlottetown, October 26,1894 ~m w f & wky
FURS!
LADIES’ MEN’S
Collars and Muffs, Fur Coats,
Seal Capes, Fur Caps,
Astrakan Capes, Fur Gloves, Astrakan Jackets.
CHILDREN’S
Opossum Muffs and Hoods, White Fur Muffs and Boas, Grey Fur Muffs and Boas, Grey Lamb Caps.
Sleigh Robes! Sleigh Robes!
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Call and see our stock when you want Good value. | ‘Our prices are always right.
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HARRIS & STEWART
LONDON HOUSE.
Charlottetown, November 13, 1894—dy-
case of!
Charlottetown, November 7,
in all lines to be found in the Island, and my prices are away down for Cash.
That I have the Largest Stock of |
NOVEMBER 14,
—_= a
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§ an Undoubted Fact
| grateful for It
CARRIAGE =
GOODS
omni iy. 4x}
_ & DAWSON.
1894 m wit
Colored. |
‘large sizes ;
‘and Mitts to match. in town.
Charlottetown,
to anyone who wants it.
Ch’town, Nov. }2, 1894—1n w f
For Cold
Weather !
We have a large stock of Men’s Heavy Ulsters and Overcoats, and good, warm | Reefers, in Men’s and Boys, which we are selling at wonderful low prices.
UNDERCLOTHING !—You should see
our
FUR COATS !—A good line in Raccoon and Wolf at very low prices. 75 Sleigh Robes at the lowest prices
Gents’ Fur Caps, choice lot.
J.B. MACDONALD & CO.,
November ts, 1894—y
i6 CENT OIL!
stock of fine
also, Canadian Underclothinzg from the lowest prices up.
We have all lines of Clothing in
Hats and Caps.
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S. B. ENMAN & CO. have just received some of the 16 cent Oil, and will sell it But everyone who does not ask for it can depend on getting the BEST AMERICAN WATER WHITE at a low figure.
Ss. B. ENMAN
Scotch Wool. in extra
Fur
Gloves
MARKB? SQUARE
ner
L894.
naan a ee a ge ee
THE PORK DUTY.
(The Empire.)
That Canadian Jumbermen’s employes now, thanks to the tariff, live npon whole- some Canadian beet, instead of upon Chi- cago mes pork ae fourm rly does not ap peal tothe Globe as something to be looks upon the pork tariff as an effort to help the producers of pork at the expense of the lumbermen, which is lamentable. A friendly feeling for the Americans would prompt the or- gan to throw down the tariff, hand over ntry to the Chicago pork packers industry somewhere And
the cou
od let the native pork packing
PG te thereen
y
yet the chief Opposition organ is reaching yut a friendly hand to the Patrens, who raise hogs aad know that the tariff this respect has benefitted them. They might prefer to see Chicago pork coming in free wo
feed the people, avd their own pork left upon their hands, but we doubt it. . If the lumbermen themselves were consulted, we think that they would decide in favor of fresh Canadian beef, rather then go back to foreign fat pork, even though to them it may go under the seductive name of “spring chicken.” But the duty does not grati*y pork raisers in securing the home market for their superior product, but the cattle raisers will approve of it when they find that it creates a demand for stock in the lumbering camps. There are upwards of 6,000 men at work in the woods on the upper Ottawa. We ask the Globe is it not better, regarded from the standpoint of the general good, that these men should be fed on the products of Canadian farms, that our cattle-raisers should find with them a brisk market for home-bred stock, than that their principal food-supply should come from a foreign country, to the advantage of the foreign producer The lumbermen prefer fresh beef to mess pork. tl mit-owners find it cheaper to provide beef, and the stock-raisers, the railways, the drovers and steamboat own- ers benefit by the trade which has been created and keep money in circulation.
Speaking on this subject, the Chatham Planet pronounces the following sensible opinion . “Not only bas the duty retained the home market to the Canadian hog breeder and packer, stimulated the indus- try and kept quotations to the farmers al a profitable level, but it bas given the cou- sumer a far better quality of hog pro- ducts and has not enhanced to him the price thereof. The Planet hae it on the word of a loca! dealer ond packer, whose sympathies are not with the Con- servative Party nor his trade notions im- bibed from N. P. doctrine, that the pork ‘uties are of decided advantage both to producer and consumer in this country, and their remova) would be fraught with danger to one of the most important in- dustries in the country.”
BID A FOND ADIEU
To that Shabby, Lll-fitting Suit of Yours, and be Dressed in one of our
NOBBY TWEED SUITS,
WHICH I8 THE
We carry all
& CO.
which he will dispose of at
GALL AND BUY A COAL HO
‘J. H. BELL Boots & Shoes.
Desires to announce to his many patrons and the public
generally that in addition to his regular line of
Custom Work and Handmade Boots and Shoes,
' Advertisements under this heading charged
He now carries a few select lines of
= ~« Imported Boots and Shoes, NO WEEKS SPOTS & ALL WARR ENrep.
ALSO RUBBERS AND OVERSHOES,
very fine
him a call.
prices,
Charlottetown, November 13, 1894—dy & why
are selling our new 40c. Coal Hods at 25c. 50c. Coal Hods at 35 cents.
Our 65c. Coal Hods at 50 cents.
Our 75c. Coal Hods at 65 cents.
Our $1.50 Coal Hods at $1.20.
Our $1.75 Coal Hods at $1.50.
Our $4.00 Coal Vases at $3.25.
Our $6.00 Coal Vases at $5.00.
Fire Shovels at 5c., 10c., 12c., 1l6¢., 20¢. 40c. .each. :
Stove Pokers and Lifters in endless variety 32c. Fire Sets, $1.25, $2.00 and $3.25.
We Our
We guarantee the best value in town for the money. Call and see.
D. M. RICHARDS & CO.
Charlottetown, November 5, 1894—mon wed sat
In the Building formerly occupied J.oby D. McLeod, Queen Sireet?
EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office «--
to F. TURNER, Marshfield.
Give
) if required.
| teed.—Miss NIcHoLson, below Fish Market, Pownal Street. tf
| situated on King Street, near Pownal S'reet,
| LOST—On Prince Street, between Hobbs’
| er will be rewarded on leaving same at this office.
| Dissolving View Lanterns, with over 3K
occupied by Miss Chisho'm as an Art Studio, } 8th. Apply at Merchants’ Bank of P. B.
DR. H. D. JOHNSON
Kent Street
“Aug 16,794—ly
Wants, Lost, Found, &
five cents per line.
WANTED—Two good smart men. Apply tu fridwy-—-oli
TWO GEN'LEWEN, ora gent eman with his wifé,can be made comfortable in a private family. Terms moderate Apply at thi-« Office. Li—novls
W ANTED—A boy to learn the bookbinding. Avply at once to J. D. TAYLOR, Queen Strect,
noviz—tf
TO LET—Two larg? front rooms Ar MRS. MARTIN, Prince Street,
novli0—liw pd
ply t»
A HOUSET®O LET on Chest nut Street, con taining six rooms. Will be let with a stabie Apply to HENRY RAacKUAM, novs—t!
DRESSMAKING at your homes or not.
Evening Dresswear and fancy waists a spe- cialty. Good references; satisfaction guarap-
Dov?
TO LET—A house containing six rooms, in good order. Stable inthe rear.
Apply to Mrs. LOwDEN, Dundas Esplanade,
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corner and Mr. Richards’ house, a black cashmere shawl Finder will please leave the same at this office. bov7 SITU ATION—Waanted, by a youag woman, a& permanent position as book-keeper or to post books. Address “ Book-keeper,” Ex- AMINER office. ti—povb
LOST-—Last week, a watch bracelet. Find
dy & wy—oct30 MAGIC LANTERN FOR SALE~A pair ot
Slides, various; cost over $250. offered at hal acy for cash. Encyclopedia Britannia, |a- pat English edition, new, at a discount. 'Al- 80, 4 number of other works, new and second- hand. Apply at this office. ti—octls
ATA BARGAIN.—One hundred acres of land with good dwelling house, twenty acres cleared. Within half mile Railway Station, Kings County. Price $1450. Apply to M. P- HOGAN. nové dy be wk 2m
OFFICES TO LET—The Rooms above the Merchants’ Bank of P. ©. Island, at present
with fire-proof vault. Possession given Oct
buy for|
Cheapest and Best in the Market.
See ee
OUR GVERCOATS TAKE THE BUN!
OUR MOTTO! — LOWEST PRICES,
FASHIONABLE TAILOR, A. J. Murphy’s Old Stand, Queen Street.
REPAIRING and PRESSING promptly attended to. novl2
P. E. Island Railway,
Onand after FRIDAY, Ist June, 1894, the trains of this Railway will run daily (Sundays excepted) as follows :—
Trains Outward. Trains Inward. Read down Read up
PM AM Leave Arrive PM AM 240 600....... Charlottetown....... 6D 90 301 614..... Royalty Junction..... 606 OW 300 648. ....North Wiltehire...... 5’ Bw $@ 6B.ic00:. Hunter River....... 5% 816 OO Ticcws. a ee 50L 7% 405 Tosco Emerald.......... 455 780 SOS FO. 1:00..0c0n EL nctlices 416 TW OSS FER. cvvsce 412 68 60 815 46 615 PM AM 140 830 80 1106 202 845 3% We 22 96 380 wit 317 935 237 9% 442 10 30 is 8@ 5 08 10 47 -10 7H OSD BE Mis ccosccscs +» 1G 7% 655 Li! 128 OX PM AM PM AWM AM PM AM PM OO OG. inss Charlottetown....... 2 586 650 315.....Royalty Junction.....906 66 723 340 -.++0Bedford \ .808 48 805 405).......Ar LW.n.we{ Sm €6 > Mount Stewa t
COP 69 iccksi Ly cea — 36 900 4388.... 09 Mins benoowen 74 815 930 500..........8tPeter’s..........79% 36 1014 638.........Bear River.........66 18 1055 605.... .. Souris... -- 6M 135 AM PM AM PM AM PM AM PM 82> 410 -Mount Stewart......810 846 928 5068 2:00: MEEEsctcet SE oe | ee Georgetown........ 700 315 PM AM PM
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PM AM DB vcechebume denen Emerald.......... 7b 605.0006. .005e Ompe Traverse.... . 6s > M AM
D. POTTINGER, Gen. Mgr. Can. Govt. Rallwa Moncton, N. A. McDONALD, Superintendent, Charlottetown.
Gentlemen, we don’t want to court you for your trade, outside of treating you with
courtesy and giving you what we conssder values not easily duplicated. If we give you goods for little or nothing we are cheating somebody. Our good customers would not go in for that, so we promise you that none can undersell us, value considered. Our trade has-been steadily growing, through, we presume, just treatment, which is an indica- tion of life and health from a business standpoint. Don’t be afraid to put us to a little trouble by asking to see our goods. We will be always pleased to see you.
Ieiand, 60d tt—ser**P
JOHN T. MCKENZIE,