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SPsctan Despatones to Tig EXAMINER.

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Orrawa, Novy. dian malsters are asking for eu cary on malt, ta ensble them to supply the British Columbia market how eontroll- od by western American firms.

lt is reported that two or three additional Viettms of loprosy in Cape Breton have reo- cently deen removed tu Tracadie ezarette, Cables } om London state that Canadian

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The following additional subscription bas been received :

John MeMillan, a. Stanley,. mpd sense Ce

SHIP NEWS. S'side, Nov 2! nedy, Picton, coal,

BOOKS, GLASSWARE, &e,

‘TION SALE of Balance of the late

Ent sch Minnie Scott, Ken

UC (Agent Saunders is m. eting with encoura, i g A Rev. Mr. Smallwood's Library, GJass-

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uecess In reference to markets dian eggs and poultry,

Che ladian Department anticipates no ir uble as to Canadian [.dians being affect- ed by the present alleged rising on the At reorTCLAN side of the hve, '

\ special to the Toronte Globe states that althouwh with

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Cana-

Canadiau securities, in common \l others, suffered slightly by the financial crisis, they are coming up rapidly to their normal value.

receri Hatifux Notes. Hatrrax, Nov. 23

Canada, cf the National yesterday morning short cf

arrived

coal. Captain Robinsen reports having ex- perienced mext temps uous weather and teok 2ld ys on the Passage from London.

She proceeded, after coahng, to New York. Phe steamer Caspian from Liverpool via St. John’s Newfoundland, and the Nova Scotian from Ba timore, arrived to-day. Hon. Robert Bond arrived from St. John's to-day. He refuscd to state his mission, but denied absclutely the truth of

the «statement in a despatch from st Juha’s as to his ob} ct. The i ronment has no intention to of repel nm, the? bait act either as regar’s the Prench Americans, au i certainly het ws ad for the arrangement of the Fren

: shore qpestion, The aet is to

be enforced as rivorously as ever against both nationalities, lala ail >* oy 2 . A Big Failure. Ciicaco, Itt , Nov. 23. W. L. Prettyman, banker, close i the bank loors on Saturdsy merving, and in the after- noon made an uss'gni vent to t harles P Jobn

als » mm ade usigneced ¢ f the North Davison Lumber Co., one of the largest lumber firms

the city in which Prettyman was ite cokindtt’< siaeateh S Be 7 a the heaviest stockholder. The assets and liahiities ef the two concerns § and I’rett, man's estate will reach $2,.000,C00. J son ssid the reason forthe assignment was the present tight money market and the effect on the North Davison Lumber Co.,

which had cloved business speculations with the bank. Tne Harvard Team Wins.

Sprimcrietp, Mass., Nov. 25 The Harvard eleven defeated the Yale team here on Saturday afternoon, 12 to uv,

in ove of the most brilliant games in the. history of foctbail. Buth teams played hike blood-hounds. There were present 15,CO) spectators.

Weather Builetin.

Toronto, Nov. 24 —10 a. m.

west to south-west winds; fair, cold

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Local Notices.

5,000 pounds of rolled oats received to-

d iv at Beer & Goff’s. nov24 Si Cloakings.—A large assortwent at Stan-

ley Bros., Brown’s Block.

| Nov. 24 3i eod.

nvy 24.34 , ,. : if s¥ eal and Wer bee Hs, Loci , Ff enere men in a boat.— Gaszard the ' g now! 2 es will nN , ~ - at KX ; « | a | : ‘ ‘ li) } 4 Was © ‘ itis rt aerve - } i : is n Oy the : ‘ ’ ; Lawrence Lo { 14 “ . ' - , I ' ting of Division aA. VJ . ‘ esuny eVvenihy, . wy, 2 . eluckK , —_ : na ¢ si@ Of ba KS to . . | ™ to oe : tie Sd 5 if et > *e ‘ : ia Crescent ' ; on t lal house, ' , \ i ‘ « ity, Lg ) . \ ‘ sANCE LOGUesE i o ‘ ‘ SiTron }D . iw a ti N ‘ \ « We a 3 + chariered vy \ . ’ » & i to 5 t ‘ I for the A is ons — — Bibles. 1590 Bbes and Testz- . - . ments, $ cts. to Slv.—Maszird & mMvore sf ie i | la riv | ~ ey , 18 “wl i sia s “ ye ct 7, 3) ‘ y ' 3s”. i pa . Mrs (:a0i, MMi é : ‘ i oa i M agri Siarce 3 ‘ t D F Ros , Thia, “ t 3 La iast bil; fe bh) I 2 5 ty ’ : Wweily fe ' Mi ' Af a th § bard ‘ ws ld oO kK ru three carcasses “ \ MS. 472 yi 4,0 t : i 3 ey net t bain = Whe! n i «pe aod @ Nat 5 > 4 xd each raised a i te - ty cy = e SEN 4! EXT A cnrieus ‘tdent happ. iat M iv i lio.mans barn last Fy + ‘)5 it Aari ial A cow a tv ta ’ mouth! thay irom ‘ ~ . it @ ul inches sa eS ¢ \ a. very vYaiu vy w Mi ; e , Hi an possessed, ad to be stroyed in ta! o ’ A ‘ 4 | 3 Mi 2 t i gram re ‘ acl is yy his bruther, Mr. A J. MecLai fthe FP. BE. 4. B-. @ tez to 1 OF tive eath, at New Westminster, : 5 , . seh is 4h mo; ' Bug M Aine, & ha.ive f North Kiver, th’s Isiand The deceased w . yon of « i ; ‘ ter, rt 4 ter ' w att iis Aud ¥ i : c - : fhis morning Mar- g bul i ‘ i his aud Aznes M1 +1] His Honor irg i s house of fare 7 i : 8 ‘ eAsthi i 8 nor ft gat t rele Fé ony ub ; 1 I ii i 7e, anu & ( “i e€acn sof the nts to six months im- .* ' ; rsonment w th srd labor Que Grunk ; a a : vas ined Sv oF 14 day on ., 99 8 Poacuise.--The Agriculivrist calis the sttention of the government to the amount of | paching g»ing on at Dunk River, one of the | : ” " <3 . . ' es ed s+imyn stresms of the Province, and | siy3 ive are som: desperate characters among the esvailants. Mr. McBride, one of 7 : “ ] . Buco the wardens, was severely injured lately by coming in contact with a poacher, wh'le en- gaged j is official duties. He was struck

e eye with a sling shot in the hands of to, and is

om the eects of the blow.

aw-breakers reterred

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sti!) sufferiug

ae Tus Borrer Cast.—This morning Fred, | Pevan appeared before R. R. Fitzgerald, Fsq., Pp jarged with the larceny of a tub of bu i: St. Dunstan's Colleg The tub

nd 01 Bevan’s premises waa pro-

o 4 : dycsed ia eourt and identified by Mrs Wil jar Le rd, of Cornwail, as one of four she ou 8 iionstans College on the 10th of O tobe Miss Wright, hou ese-per at the! Colleg estified to the purchese of the four tu : tter from Mrs. Leonard, and to the subsequent theit of one of them by som un- know . prs n her witresses were also ex- anin their evidence did not throw any new light on the subject. Bevan was re- manded unil: to-morrow, aie

NELEASED Th yoner Ocean (Jueen Was released on Friday last, on payment of four han i vlarsby her owners, 2 A Langs- ford 4 na, of Gloveaster, at the hands of Consular A + Carlton. As intimated al ready in Tue Examiner, the vessel wes seiz-d for alleged jiafractiona of customs and treaty reculations while under a former ownership. The offeuce is said te have been committed in the summer of 1889 All that time one Capt. Collins was master. He was

: , 7 a*thore at Souris sick for several

the fisoing Wi they

weeks dutiog

geaso i. , the vessel

vas out fishing iv charge of another purty. Capt. Collinge, it will be rerr ivered, is the individual who after going home last fall eensed some st ments to appear in the Glencester p»peis finding fault with a promin- ent siness mal’, a countryman of his

oWn WO has pr spered outside of the U uited

‘ States,

—— >--— Suppen Dearu We regret to hear of the death of Mr. Joha Coyle, an old and | respected resident of thia city. The sad

event occurred at his residence, Dorchester : az . ‘

Street ers’, ear'y thismorning, Mr. C y.e attenled service in St, Dunstan's

1al yesterday, and, we understand, went to bed last night apparently in his usual health, About six o'clock this morning,

he awoke,

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and asked Mrs. Cuyle to get up. y after she left the bed Mrs. Coy! nu ieed her hasbind rise up slightly, clasp his hands to his head, and fall back again on the pillow. Becoming alarmed she *Fapped on the wall for hisson who lives it the other half of the house. When the latter arrived on the scene a few minutes later he found lis father dying, and hur- ried off for When he re- turned hovever, the poor man was dead, The exuse of death was u wluubtedly heart dseise. Mr. C ‘yle has been in the employ of His Honor Judge Young for opwerds cf forty-seven Years, an | was nach liked by his empl yer,

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pots Lo will,

rjick of a thousand Tes- at the Cheapest Crockerv Store —W. P. dw 4w—nov2t

Cat hed- |

Birthday Cards—A lovely stock opened t-oday at the Diamond Bookstore. li A very choice lot of Fancy Cups and Sau-

cers are selling cheap at W. P. Colwill’s. nov24—dw 4w Pastry Flour--Just recsived at Beer & Goff’s a large quantity of the finest pastry flour in barrels and half-barrel.; a.so for | sale by the pound. Loved Ji

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Bros., Nov. 24 Blankets and comeforis, good value; at Stanley Bros , Brown's BD ock. Noy. 24 3i eod. Call and see the large assortment cf cheap, fancy Cups and saucers, cheap Teapots and

| Fur goods at Stanley

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_very cheap Lanterns. Those goods are here (to sell and must and will be sold at the Cheap- fest Crockery Store.-—-W. P. Coulwi.1.

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| Lecrure.—The Hon. L. H. Davies, M. iP., has kindly consented to deliver the opening lecture in the new hall at Bradal-

bane on Thursday the 27th inst. Subject \o- ‘**A Visitte My Fatherland.” Other j prominent men will be present, and deliver short addresses. Doors open at 7 o'clock, p m. For further particulars see hand- bills. By order of Committee.—-M. Matheson, Sect. Bradalbane, Nov. 20, 1899. —_—— +> Boston Comepy Company.—On Saturday night, a very lurge audi+ace was present at the Lyceum and we highy delighted with the beautiful drama of ‘Aline, the Rose of Kil- larney.” ‘The play was written by Edward ' sterling, and while it pursaes a somewhat beaten path in story, the language and situa- tions are so exceedingly well worked up, that that it furnishes the story in a very pleasing marner. Of the cast, Miss Grey was natural aud unaffected as the Ivish girl, and her dance in the third act was very neatly done, aod 'yenerous!y applauded. Mr, Webber, as the Shepherd, gave a very strong and reali iic impersonation of that siagu'ar mixture of fun ‘and sorrow, Mr. Bailey, as the father of Alive. liss evidently given the character a vnod deal of study, t r his activity was forci- hie, and in the scene with his daughter In the fourth act, h: was rewarded by merited ap- prova’. Mr. Sw eetland was easy annd grace- ful, as Lord Dunmore, and Messis. Carroll and Parker both excellent in their respective chirac’ers, while Miss Bailey and Mrs. € iifton showed that they understood what was requir- edof them. Altogether, the company @ pp ared to the best advantage they have so far. Sa ‘night, the grest railroad drama, ‘Onder the

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From MoxrneaL.—The steamer on Captain Anderson, called here from as ‘ en route to Sydney and 5S*. Johu’s, me bringing & cargo of general mer-

ves'erda , Shandis + she is now loading with produce Mr. John Studdy

and will saii to morrow.

. ’ will be a pagsenger to St. Johi's.

ware, ete., on MONDAY EVENING, 24th inst., at 7.30 o'clock. C. I. MORRISON,

Auctioneer,

oo. CARROLL a u ‘s i LE BEE en MONDAY, 24th of November, will be de: patched wWitheut waiing for regular sail- ing day, probably sailing frem here ou Tresuay Evening, the 25th inst, tocnablte her to make another trip, if possible, befere close of navi- gation. nov20

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Nov le

FRED. de C. DAVIES, Late Smith & Woodman, Chemists,

St. Augustine, F.orida.

NEW DRUG STORE. | ISPENSING of Presc:iptions a specialty ét eli hours of day or night.

Only the Purest Diugs, ( hemicals, Fluid Extracts and Tinctures used in dispensing

Patent Medicines of all kinds.

Cough Cu ez, Rheumatism and Neuralgic Cures, Horse Powders, Blisters, Liniments, ete. ? Try “ DAVIES’ SALVE.” Has no equal for Sores, Buns, Sore Eyes, Oli Sores, In- flammatory or Bealing Sores, and where there is inflammation or proud flesh,

Dr. Asthma Cure, , 0c. and $' 00 botti s

Perfames, Soaps and Toilet Waters of every de scription.

Cigars, Tobne cor, Pipes, ete.,

oct 30—ddw

Liniments, Salves.

for auy sore

fons QC

etc.

SILK SEALEPTE.

SPHCIAL VALUE AND LARGE VARDETY.

PELE DLOS,

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Notice of Partnership.

“HE undersigned have this dey entered into partnership in the business of Butchers and Meat Dealers, under the style and firm of SAUNDERS & CAMPBELL. Dated at Charlottetown, this Ist day of Nevember, A. D. 1890. SJHN SAUNDERS, A. SUTHERLAND CAMPBELL.

All debts due the late firm of Saunders & Newsom will be collected by Saunders & Campbell.

Dated at Charlottetown, November, 1890.

this Ist day

JOHN SAUNDERS, PETER NEWSOM. novi3—3w law

LAST TRIP THIS SBASON | For St, John’s, | Newfoundland,

MHeE s. 8S. “BONAVISTA.” for St. John’s,

Newfoundland. will be due at Charlottetown on SATURDAY, the 22nd inst., and will carry Cattle and Sheep on deck,

For Freight or Passage apply to PEAKE BROS, & CO.,

Agents. a OFS SEI: PEED

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Pees

WANTS, LO

OST,-—A bunch of keys. The finder will be rewarded oa leaving it at this odice. nov2i

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NOR SALE.--A good, serviceable, well-! rained I carriagegMa'e. For sale low if applied for at ovee,—A. A. MACDUNALD. 3i pd—nov2t

NY PERSON needing a good Dressmaker to go to their houses, wil Go well to eall at Mr. aRMoOUNn’s, head of Hillsborough Street, a few doors south of the Salvation Army Barracks. noy22 2i pd

Want t<> TO PURCHASE.—100 bushels of ' Par-nips and Beets.—\WM. BoYLk. nov22—4i pd

YO LET.—A six reom Cattage, with Stable, q at east end of Euston Street.—Mrs. WM.

FENNELL, tf{—nov22

To LET. —A House in goed repair, containing five rooms, water in connection, situated on

King Street, near Pownal Street.—K, LOWDEN, nov22—3i

WANTED. —A Girl to do general housework in a family of three.—Mrs. JAMES BKALEs, Grafton Street. tf—nov2)

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W ANTED.—A good general maid servant High wayes to suitable party. Apriy at EXAMINER oliice. nov26

] ORSE FOR SALE CHEAP. — Enquire at Millner’s Tin Shop. li pd--nov2d OUSE TO LET. containing four rooms, with good cellar aud stabling ; pump in the yard, Apply to Fraxcrs MonacHa~, at the Brewery, Malpeque Road, 3i law pad~nov20

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Fam Down BROS’. prices on are below me. their customers.

but Mens, Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing it makes it easy for me as well as for

Elappy,

because PROWSE

Ho! everybody come and buy Reefers and Over-

coats from the Wonderful Cheap Men. ui your interests to hold the

prices

is LOW PRICKS

Charlottetown, November 10, 1890.

136 & 144 QUEEN

— am here

down. My name

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Ladies’ Winter Un- dervests, Girls’ Win- | ter Undervests, Boys’ Winter Underclothing, all Sizes and Makes, Hider Down Quilts

Bachelors & Blankets.

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STANLEY BROS.,

BROWN’S

Dollar Boes Double Duty when it buys Good Goods Cheap.

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Charlottetown, November 8, 1890—dy eod

ST. JOSEPHS BAZAAR,

Under the Patronage of Lieut.-Governor Carvell,

HE LADIES OF ST. JOSEPH’S SODAL- ITY intend holding another of their

Grand Bazaars in the MARKET HALL,

en

Wednesday and Thursday, NOVEMBER 25 AND 27.

No pains will be spared by the Ladies in charge to make this Bazaar surpass anything of the kind ever held in Charlottetown.

Proceeds wiil go towards paying off the debt on the Convent.

St. Dunstan’s College Band will be in at- tendance.

The railway authorities will issue return tickets to Charlottetown, at one first-class fare, from all Stations on the 26th and 27th November, inst., good to return up to and on November 28th, to parties attending the Bazaar, Persons availing themselves will re- quire to be turnished with certificates of attendance, signed by the Secretary of Bazaar

Committee, for presentation to conductors on /

return trip. Admission, 10 cents ; Tea, 25 cents. novl2—dy wky

SCOTLAND FOR EVER

HE ANNUAL DINNER in honor of St. Andrew’s Day, under the auspices of the Caledonian Club, will be held a4 the

OSBORNE HOUSE,

sie ies Monday Evening, Dec. Ist,

AT 8.30 O'CLOCK.

Railway return tickets, at one first-class fare, wiil be issued fiom all points on Monday, Dec. Ist, good tv return on the 2nd, to parties attending this celebration.

CHAS. WEBSTER,

Chairman Com.

novl3

W. McNEILL, Secy. Com.

| 4 me | = | eat i : +> oa weige a5 = = FUR GOODS! — ° This Department is # very | Ba, 1% | 2 striking feature of our Stock, | — | for we have laid special stress | - upon QUALITY in our pur-. | = chases, and as a natural result | QUALITY stamps our display | from beginning to end. | mo ; co ae re = AL T ey STANLEY BROS., | = | == S = BROWNS BLOCK. | / | o2

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New Goods!

always have something new to show yo

beautiful Pictures (Framed and otherwise) al prices. Twenty-five samples of Moulding to we need say nothing; you have is the best place in town to buy.

fitted up. Get your Xmas Toys, etc., before

BOOKS! hand. Teachers. from $1.00 to $12.00. Call and examize our

{be the rush ever so great.

Charlottetown, Oct. 29, 1890.

to-day, and you should see them and hear the prices—lower than the lowest.

Our New Seasen’s Stock

Variety,

Great in Newest in Patterns and Color- ing, Finest in Quality,

and Lowest in Price.

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SFANLEY BROS.,

BROWNS BLOCK.

L BARGAINS

NOW TO BE

THE BAZAAR STORE.

HAD AT-——-—

New Goods !

eiibiietseenie

oe THIS UNTIL XMAS we will receive a shipment of Goods every day, and will

ua.

Our Fall Stock of Window Blinds arrived ; L Large and

Framing done to order at lowest About our China and Glassware

wajs on hand. choose from.

only to see it and hear our prices tobe convinced that this

TONS ! TOYS! TOYS ! . We want to make the heart of every Child in Charlotte. town glad with some new Toys never before placed in this market. ,are going to show our Toys, Dolls, etc., on the second floor, which is now being handsomely

For want of reom we

ihe big rush comes on.

BOOKS !—All the Standard and late popular issu

SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES We a bend he ee works for School and College AT THE LOWEST PRICES. increasing trado. Orders from all paris of the country promptly filled. Books of all kinds (if not ou hand) ordered at once, our new stock of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

keep on hand all the prescribed

This accounts for our daily Special Liscount to ved We call your attention to Violins from 60 cenis to $25 ; Accordeons

new stock, and don’t go without hearing prices,

BAZAAR CO., Queen Street.

The Dominion Steel

Possessing Special Advantages uve

Bowling Alley.

HE subscriber has fitted up a BOW LING | ALLEY and SHOOTING GALLERY |

in his Warehouse, cpposite Railway Freight) Shed, Water Street, which will be opened to, the public for the first time this evening, at

seven o'clock. : JOHN JOY. | oct27—dy tf

For Ease,

‘and Cheapness, this Mattress takes a front rank,

proved by the Medical an sale by

Spring Wire Mattress,

r ail other Spring Mattresses made.

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Comfort, Durability, Cleanliness, Health

Ap- d Sanitary Profession, For

MARK WRIGHT & CO., Lid.

Charlottetown, October 14, 1899,

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