THE

WHERE TO GET THE FNAMINER

LOCAL AND OTHER

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ing the Hamilton Ro

MeDonald’s leas will be

1, had also his new h yase bs adly twisted

another, besides | aitinn | fences.

a a

GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Li ¥, Nov A despatch to the Times from Tien Tsin, which will be pul shed to-morrow, says that the representa

tives of all the powers were assembled on |

THIS IS RIGHT.

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Saturday last, by the Tsung Li Yamen to hear the Chinese government's statement respecting the critical situation of affaire Pring feendelalined of the Tung Li Yamen, the despatch adds, ca ly avowed nability of China to withstand the Japanese attack, and appealed to the pow- fo intervene, say ng that China was willing toabandon her suzerainty ‘over Corea and to pay a war indemnity rhe tiimisters appre ated the frankneas of this confession and prom sed to support Ch hese appeal to tit respective governments “ ia view to the reetoration of peace and rder to avoid dangers threaten nterested The Fren iminister beleved taking a leading part in the p opo ved

Yartta, Nov. 6 Five transports have

irrive here with 3,000 troep*, which, with strong forces of cavalry and artillery, vill take part in the ceremonies here at- ending the embarkation of the remains of the late Czar for Sebastopol, The as the tra sports ente red the hay,

with the flashing search-lights illumin- i ‘ { vax ‘ I t

eautif

W asHinerox, Nov. 6.—Prince Cantacu- ne, the Russian minister. notified the state department to-day that memorial ex- reises to the late Czar would be held at e Russiatr a nat 10 o’clock on Fri- lav morning itations have been sent

to President Cl hicalan d, members of the alinet and other high officials on i — ___ PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mre. A. B. Warburton returned }

home iast evening

here were registered at the Queen Ho-

PROWSE

Mrs W H est er, do.; F S Carbell, Am- |

foren¢ : W H Spencer, Montague

‘erst N Ss

e Hote! Davies this forenoon there

rere reatineved A Stone, Montreal; J H |

Hartley, Boston; A E Hartley. do; A D

Gill, Halifax

President Cleveland is said to have chopped 20 pounds off his weight during

his vacation. He felled trees and cut the |

‘comfort and of

firewood for the family.

SHIP NEWS.

Pert ef Charlottetown.

ENTERED. Nov 6—Champion, McPherron, Pictor Bonns, Kiesor, Halifax; I-abel, McInnis, P inette; Ae ules, Drysdale, Wallace; Rus- t Hughes, Pictou; Alliance, Smith, Po- t Ho ud; ss Thames, Couillard, Mont- Ca CLEAKED Nov 6 — SS Thames, Couillard, St J yhn’s, Nfld. ~ —_— DIED. it the residence of his son, East Roy- alty, on the 7th inst., James Curtis, late

High Sheriff of Queen’s County, aged 75 vears

Funeral will leave his late residence at |

2.30 on Seturday afternoon, to Sherwood |

ce ery

Suddeniv at Cornwall, Oct. 30th, All

Newson, sr., in the 66th year of his age, leaving a loving wife, two sons and a} iaughter, to mourn their loss. The de- veaxed was born in Suffolk, England, | and immigrated with his parents to this

Island n 183]

At Pet:t Rocher, Gloucester Co., New |

Brunswick, on 21st October, after a short iness, Aretas William Young DesBrieay,

Esquire, son of the late Solomon Des- } Brisay, Esquire, of Charlottetown, aged 58 |

veare

Iu war, it is a name, notan army In | politics, it is a name, nota mob. In com- merce it is preeminently a name for ! peculiar distinction. The name of Priests ey 18 associates a with the manufacture of

tine dress fabrics, as Worth is associuted

with the cut of a gown Priestley’s dress | fabrics are now sold in Canada by first as3 dealers. They are made of wool, and |

vool and silk, and are distinguished by an

exquisite fineness of texture and a beautiful |

t

lraping quality. Ladies should ask for | Priestle a dreva fabrics. The trade mark |

Come to us for the Above and Save Money.

PRUWSE BROS.

give or mail you a circular giving | full particulars, and show you the |

s “The Varnished Board” on which the goods are rolled.

a Best

Horsemen

feed Peel’s Condition Food, because they say it ADDSTO THE VALUE of the animal. We would like to

recommendations from some of the

best judges of horses on the Island. |

In bags, 124 lbs. each. Price $1.00,

and every bag guaranteed. Sold in | Summerside by J. A. Gourlie, V.8., |

ind in Kensington by Dr. Darrach.

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*| Johnson & Jehnson.

novT

‘Our » Ambition

sto conduct our business so thal

every purchaser shall be pleased. If there were not so many kinds of people in the world it would be easier. But our

FURNITURE,

as we now make it, will please and satisfy ninety-nine men out of one hundsed—and the other man better

look after his dyspepsia. If there’s | a fault in style, quality, workman- | ship or priee, we'll thank you for }

" }

pornting it out

« MARS WRIGHT t C0., LTD,

Who Sell at Selling Prices.

nove

t.-—Moderate to fresh winds;

wear,---in facet, all kinds of See our SHIRTS and DRAWERS.

Children’s Clothing. <A very

HARRIS & STEWART ~

LONDON HOUSE.

Charlottetown, November 1,

large variety in all qualities,

BEER BROS.

generally fair and cold,

DAILY EXAMINER

number

coats,

Is aN Cas

and

aieseiie to the buy your FALL

pleasant

Subtractior.

‘your backs during the We have subtracted

from the

we have subtracted you

ioe your savings.

Clothing,

Underclothing,

Hats,

Blankets, Mantles,

Fur Robes,

Charlottetown, November 8, 1894—dy

NOVEMBER 8,

BLA

20 per cent. Discount on balance of our stock of Blankets to clear.

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;

STOSVVISIESSVSSsSesessVvesesEsStssesessesssses sess

LADIES’

Underwear.

We gave this department our spe- cial attention this Fall. we've a splendid stock—a stock that’s ING IT

stm in subtrae-

intended to eall As a result

if if you CLOTHING at

DVOEVSBVVSSSesssesesesess

PRICES. 217

good, warm, heavy Vest for L&c- | id value, all-wool> other to

Addition

speclfy—but call and see them.

You will add to your The “Health” Brand.

yery

subtract from the

popular make of Underwear.

MOORE & McLEOD.

running

cold weather

FCSBSSSTSESSEVESVSVSESSSESVBVSISOS

: :

a great deal

Reefers and Suits. and what

x ; ~ ; ‘ Furnishings,

Fur Coats,

TO HAVE THE BEST vou get your Suits at New customers are coming daily to our store. Our reputation for making the best- fitting Suits and Over- Canada, while our

see our stock.

coats is now well are as low as the lowest.

D, A. BRUCE,

LEADING CLOTHIER

BALANCE OF OUR. BULBS 2

SHOE STORE

or

Ensilage and Hay Cutters, IN ALL 5

without

I. X. L. Feed Mills,

Plow_ Repairs, Mould. -Boards 3 in Steel or Metal, sides and Shares

D. W. FINLAYSON,

Ch’town, Oct 10, 1894—t t s & wy H. T. LEPAGE’S OLD STAND.

SLAUGHTER > PRICES

TO CLEAR.

Turnip Slicers, only $8.00.

| Grapes and 250 baskets Grapes selling

HASZARD & MOORE.

nov: 32w Charlottetown, November 1, -

BOYS’ CLOTHING.

We have a coats and Jackets, also Boys to fit Boys from 5 to 15, at low prices.

CHILDRENS Ulsters, Reefers, Tams, Hoods, JTEIN’S ae

Witts, Gleves, Hosiery, Under- all

Beaver Overecdlt

10 NOT BE DECEIVED

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| English,

Tweed Suits! Our Only Place of Business at Present is

THREE DOORS NORTH OF OLD STAND,

-e a Choice Assortment of ee ee | where we have a

‘oor SRESH GROCERIES

At a Small Advance on Cost.

$3.25 per Barrel. Tea, 20 Cents per Pound. Kerosene Qil, 16c. per Imp. Gallon.

Inspection Solicited.

J. D. MacLEOD & CO.,

Rogres’ Building,Queen Street.

Ch’town, Sept. 8, 1894—ta thu sat

RELIABLE

Will give more value for your money than any Shoe Store in the city. What is the reason you do not trade there.

‘SPECIAL = DISCOUNTS

Every Saturday Night.

A. E. McEACHEN,

nov3 THE SHOE MAN.

GRAPES!

JUST RECEIVED, 80 kegs of Almeria

| ches ap tonight. W. A. HUTCHESON.

NEV

1894.

‘Solid Silver and

J. B. MACDONALD & CO.

Charlottetown, November 8,

Silver-Plated Ware.

In addition to New Goods,. we have ° received ihe latest catalogues. and are now prepared to show patterns and take orders for goods of the moat elaborate and chaste designs ever manufactured.

THESE ARE ALL MADE BY FIRST-CLASS FIRMS.

We would strongly recommend anyone wishing for anything special to see these

atterns : E. W. TAYLOR,

Nove Cameron Block.

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,

JOHN T. MCKENZIE,

P. E. Island Railway,

Onand after FRIDAY int June, 1804, the trains of this Railway wii! run dally Sanday excepted) us follows :-—-

lrains Outward. ‘Trains inward, Read down! Rea4 up PM AM Leave Arrive PM AM 24 600....... Charlotetown....... e~ 90 301 614.. -Regalty Junetion..... 60 ow 380 64. ....North Wiltshire...... 5h 8 405 OG. caves Hupter River....,.. 52 8h 440 7 36.........Bradalbane........ 50, 73 Coe Pivstmsenia ee 4 «67 508 740......... Freetown. . 186 Te 5B i ere 42 68 oo. Ar 46 61 PM Summe- -aide AM SP BI occ ccke ¥ ‘A 34 1106 Bee Us 6secenss Misco. che,........3% 1044 22 905........ Wellington ........ 307 1017 817 935.. Port Hill...... . 2357 88 | gL See O’ Leary ..... 14 8@ OOP Mii ksecbiha aoe. stoscee BED aS SGD BB BA, 000-2000 DEPEND: vccceeoce 16 70 6 55 1155... Tignish, coscocccchae OM PM AM PM 4 iM tee weene TPR RR eee eee eee eee ee eee cf - 4M PM AM PM 630 300.......Charlottetown...... -9D 5% 650 315 “ene Junction.....906 5% FWD SO, scdevs cei cece -80@ 480 8 05 405; obainece Ar Ll -€ 8156 46

t Mount Stewa: t i SH 61D} .cccces B. © Giiscues 8 36 90 438.. coves 7@ 816 930 500... ’ 7% 20 1014 588 -~-66& i188 1055 605 6b 115 AM PM AM PM SCHR RH OOROR SEH HH Eee SCR OR THOR RHR EER eRe F Ee AM PM MPN } Bb wees Mount Stewart... ... 810 845 938 503.... .: 717 287 a ee wn... 70 216 4M PM AM PM Seer eeeneeeTeee es ee ee eee ee eee eeererer ee SC eeeeee PM 4M oo seescesesecvccee MMMMOROIG, ...c0.se0-s0008 is

Kivkionaiedl Cape Traverse ° PM AM ER,

Gen, Mgr. om, Govt: Hal

i

A. MCDONALD, Superintendent, Charlottetown.

DR. H. D. JOHNSON

EVE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Office -- Kent Street “Aug 169°94—1y

Wants, Lost, , Found, &e

asvupiipatenn under this heading charged five cents per line.

WANTED—A practical printer, wishi te reside in Charlottetown, wants a situation. Expert ad. comp. and quick “ make : Has had experience on the largest pa: Canada. Sober and industrious: poh.

* Printer,” care Manager EXAMINER

novs—3i

4 HOUSE TO LET on Chestnut Street, con- a six rooms. Will be let with a stable if nae - Apply to Henry RACKHAM.

DRESS A KING at your homes or not. Eve Dresewear fancy waists « & spe- cisity Good references ; satisfaction 4 ~- teed.—M18s NICHOLSON, below Fish arket, Pownal Street. tf—nov7

TO LET—A house se six rooms, situated on ae ee near Powna Street, in good order. Stable > the rear. Apply | to Mas. Lowpen, Dundas Esplanade.

LOST—On Prince Street, between eer

FANCY GOODS.

Japanese. German, American, Canadian.

Our New Stock of HOLI- DAY GOUDS is now arriv- ing daily.

HASZARD & MOORE,

OFFICES TO Lae fem above the Merchants’ Bank of P. E. “tone mn by Miss iieke coon as A Lo, with fre-proof vault. Possession gi ven OF

corner and Mr. Richards’ house, a black cashmere shawl. Fiader will please leave the same at this Office. Bev?

ATA BARGAIN. —One hundred peep os ot

and with good dwell: house, t

cleared, Within aire” Raliwag 2 tation. Kings County, MP HOGAN. nové m wk 2m

SITC ATJON—Wanted, by @ young woman & permanent position as book-keeper or to post books. Address “ Book-keeper,” Ex- AMINER Office. tf—novéb

BOARDERS may cbtain comfortable ac- commodations at the Aberdeen House, cor- ner of Pownai ahd King Streets. Rates mod- erate, lw pa—rovs

DRUG CLERK WANTED—apply by leteer

addressed * Druggist” Examiner Ot ce.

” LOST—Last week, @ watch “pracelet.. Pir Find- er will be rewarded on leaving same at this office. & wy—oots:

an LET—A house contaiding seven rooms Lower Spring Park site- ated near head of Pownal ae ke to P. Monaghan, Queca Street. tf— oot

VALUABLE RESIDENCE = ra venee St for sale, Apply at this office.

AGIC LANTERN FOR SALE~A pair of pieoteee View Lant with over 30 ae as cost over Offered at bat

or Encyciopedia Britannia, Qeatemgilsh o edition, pone ean atadisoount. Aji-

number of other works, new and seoond- hand. Apply at this office. tf—ootls

NOTICE.—Mr. A. P. Alen will prosecute

13th. Apply at Merchants’ Bani of x Island, abe

person whom he finds interfering with or pull ng down bills posted by bim.