Local and Other emis.
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. oe wore. 2 > i to be in attendance - - i nN KAPOU INDIAN Tro e gave a free . a large audience last night, and dis of a goud al of medicin [he troupe os bere about six weeks on ‘ Nava H. M. S. Pylades is to return = the North American and West Ine fon ot » at the conclusion of her commis sion “he has been absent from Eng'and since 1S5t = -
Ivonease IN TRADE.—The foreign trade of Halifax shows a large increase during the last fiscal yea! The exports were $6,782,413, an increase of $),802,281. The imports increased
£662,436, while the daty decreased $525,226. sniadeiedieneii Crry Taxt Parties owing city taxes had better pay up at once, as lists are being
prepsred for sdvertising defaulters. Look ut for poll tax executions for 1892. Pay at once and save expenses, Ji—aug24
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More Fast Tims In the 2.16 trotting race at Columbus, Obio, on Tuesday last, Evangeline made a mile in 2 134, the fastest tirae ever made by a four-year-old in a race in the United States.
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Go! A large number of those who have been visiting this province this summer are now leaving. With the rifle team going to Ottawa, the Prohibition Commissioners and their reporters, etc., made upa full list for the Northumberland this morning.
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Tue Worcester Lisettev. —Cunard & Co., Halifax, owners of © tug Dorcas, have libelled the Boston steamer Worcester for $6,000 for towing her into Port Hawkesbury
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after being ashore ou the fog
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Ivoran Exurerr —Profeasor Saunders is ar ranging for an exhibit at the World’s Fair of lements and manufactures, and in
lo 11an imMt ' with this a phrenological exhibit
Pains « be taken to demonstrate the re- sults of the superior treatment of the aborigin iea adupted by Canada. civiuiitaalines M. P he M. P. P. Co., of Truro,
have iesued a compact little circular of testi- monials received by them in praise of Malto Peotovized Porter. There can be no doubt
' eas of this wonderfal medicine unless by be certain
now of the su and as gs is wever achieved sterling worth our saders muy that M. P. P. is « first c'ass thing
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b ight little boy named nine years of age, son of William Wildart, of Atho', N 8, died last Monday night from the eff cts of blood poisoning. About three weeka ago he ran a thera into the sole of his foot, resulting in blood poisoning setting in about a week ago.
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Manford Ui'dart,
SKODA’'’S OINTMENT, the Great German Skin Cure, and finest Cosmetic made. Removes Biackheads, Pimples, etc., as ifby magic. 3 oz. tubes in elegant cartons 60 cts.
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A VecerartaN.—Some people believe in a purely veget able diet. However that may be, Everybody's Pills are guaranteed purely vegetable. It is now admitted by
everyone that ‘‘the best family medicine ”
is Everybody's Pills. They only cost 25 cents a box ron
ill Tue Premier. —The steamer Premier ar- rived about 4 o'clock p.m.. yesterday with a
general cargo and several passengers: She left on retarn for Halifax via Summerside at six o'clock with Wm. Mack and wife and Mr. McKinnon as passengers,and a general cargo from this port.
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Grativyine To Att,—The high position at- tained and the universal acceptance and ap proval of the pleasant liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, as the most excellent laxative known, illustrates the value of the qualities on which ita success is biased, and are abun- dantly gratifying to the California Fig Syrup
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Ramway Arrairs.—The railway bridge at Hunter River is undergoing extensive repairs Summerside wharf is being re- paired, also Midgell bridge. The breast- work aud the freighthouse at Charlotte- town are also being thoroughly repaired. A cargo of steel rails is on the way here and is expected in a few days.
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HexxaNpo.—Farmers and horsemen will learn with regret that the stallion Hernando is to goto the Northwest next month. Thie spleadid horse will leave hundreds of sons and daughters, all® beariog his unmistakable mark, and maintaining a high reputation for trotting stock of excellent quality. We have no doubt taat he will be appreciated by the enterprising men of the Northwest.
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TAKING experience as the test there can be no question about the superior quality f the ** Myrtle Navy” tobacco. From the first year of its manufacture the demand for it has steadily grown Even in the years which were marked by eur business depression, there was no pause in the in- crease of the sale of it. Inthe dull years of 1876°77 ani ‘78, the sales of it were vastly greater than in the drosperous year.
- -~ Tue Rivie.—The team representing P. E. the Dominion Rifle Association st Ottawa, left home this morning. It is made up as follows: Otto Baird, Henry Hooper, J A Longworth, R V Longworth, J M Davison, Ewen Stewart, Matthew Allen, Daniel Stewart, Ss. Moore, B C Prowse, Geo M Moore, John A McLaren, H W Anderson (Adjutant), D L Hooper, Cap- tain of team. The team is a good one, and we hope to see some of them secure places on the Bisley team
Island at
Hamitton, March 2ist, 1892 D I A, Smith & Co ’ 536 Bloor St, Toronto :
Gente,—Please ship us per GT R, freight repaid, three (3) gross muvre of your Anti-; Dard uff [his makes six gross, or 864 bot-
tles, purchased from you since January 16th, 1892. a little more than two months. The large demand is due to the merita of the pre- as our customers to whom we have
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sold it certify We find it not only removes the dandruff and scurf, but it is on elegant hair-dressing tor the hair.
egieeable odor.
has an know of to promote the
preparations . of the hair and prevent it? falling out.
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growtr Wiehing you continued success apd an ex tended sale, We remain, Yours truly, Jso. A. Bark & Co, i 5. A.
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THE DAILY HXAMINER. . THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1892.
‘ELEGRAPHIC NEWS 4
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER.
INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY.
Revenue and Expenditure.
A Very Good Showing.
Orrawa, Aug 26
The Intercolonial Railway statements for the last fiscal year, just compiled, show that the revenue was $2,945,441, and the expenditure $3,439,377—a deficit of $493, - 936. This showing is $200,000 better than the previous fiscal year, It is gratify- ing to know that the past two months are also satisfactory as regards revenue, and the prospects of attaining a good balance sheet for the current year are at present bright.
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.
Protest of the Press Against Kibblesdale’s Appointment.
Lonpon, Aug. 25.
Gladstone has been re-elected for Mid- lothian without opposition.
The election in Derby for a successor to Sir William Vernon Uarcourt, Chancellor of tha Exchequer, was held yesterday. Sir William's opponent was Farmer Atkin- sen, whose candidature ‘he Liberals treated asa jest. Sir William was re-elected by 6.505 votes to 1,519 for Atkinson.
The Star and Chronicle each protest against Mr. Gladstone refilling the post of Master of the Royal Buckhounds by the appointment of Lord Kibblesdale. The papers hold that the continusnve of the post sanctions elaborate cruelly to animals. ** This is one more point,” says the Chroni- cle, *‘on which Mr. Gladstone has alien- ated the sympathy of democracy.”
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Tho Deadly Cholera
PROPLE DYISG BY THE HUNDRED
At St. Petersburg and Else- where.
Lonvon, Aug. 25. A despatch from Hamburgsays that cholera has broken outin all parts of the city and suburbs, although the outbreak is worst in the labor quarters, where 27 cases are report- ed.
Str. PererssurG, Aug. 25. 5,505 new cases of cholera re ported throughout Russia yesterday and 2,659 deaths. Thisis a decrease of 430 new cases and 770 deaths compared with Mon- day's figures.
There were
TeHeERAN, Aug. 25.
The ravages of cholera here are frightfol. Sanitary regulations are almost unknown and the fatalistic tendencies of the people make it almcst fmpossible to combat disease. Eight hundred persons died yesterday. The city bas a population of 146,090, but is so un- healthy in summer that the Shah’s court and upper classes invariably leave it during the season,
SQUALL STRIKES A BOAT.
One Occupant Drowned.
The Other Narrowly Escapes
IngonisH, Aug. 25.
James G. Winn and his son Joseph, of Aapy Bay, were crossing North Harbor from Dingwall to their heme on the op- posite side, on Monday evening about dark, when a squall struck them and cap- sized the boat. Both occupants were thrown out, and swam for the shore about two hundred yards away. The son landed in an exhausted condition, but the father was drowned, having probably taken cramps.
A Pertinent Question.
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Hami.ton, Aug. 25.
The Spectator recommends that the Domin- jon Minister stop prepsrations for a Canadian exhibit at Chicago next year, and asks why Canada should spend $100,000 to aid a coun- try which declares commercial war against her, and which may declare non-inte: course before the exhibition opens,
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Lee's Defalcations.
St Jonun, Aug. 25.
An examination of the papers of G. Her- bert Lee, the absconding lawyer now in Bos- ton was made yesterday. It showed that he had speculated extensively in the New York, Chic+go and Boston markets. This short: ge will foot all up to $90,000. Steps are being taken to extradite him for trial here.
The Strike Off.
FPurraLo, Aug. 25.
The conference of labor leaders have in- formed Sweeney that they will not join the switchmens strike. The strike was officially declared off by Grand Master JSweeney of the switchmen’s union at midaight las? night.
The Tolls Inyoltved
Ortawa, Aug, 25.
The estimated amount of tolls involved in tho recent Washington proclamation will not
Clean to use and | amount to more than $8000 for the remainder It is one of the best! of the present season.
The Canadian Fisheries.
(Daily Bulletin.) Harirax, Aug. 24. | Codand mackerel at Miminigash.
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tnis is the Last Week for the 20 per cent. off Children’s Suits. Take advantage of it or you will miss‘ it.
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PROWSE BROS,
The Wonderfa!l Cheap Men,
144 QUEEN STREET.
Charlottetown, August 23, 1892~eod & wky
PERKINS & STERNS.
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Bargains in Parasols and Umbrellas, Bargains in Sammer Underwear, Bargains in Blouses,
Lowest Prices in Flannelettes, Lowest Prices Lowest Prices Lowest Prices Lowest Prices Lowest Prices
in Ginghams, in Shirtings, in Dress Goods,
in Linens,
in Carriage Wraps.
WHEN SHOPPING BE SURE AND CALL ON US.
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for 50 cents.
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now offering Ww Misses’, Boys’ and Children’s Boots, Shoes Slippers, at knock-down prices.
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one During August we shall Sale of Sateens, Challies,
Men’s and Boys’ at and below cost to clear.
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BOOMING BOOTS AND SHOES.
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MUST CLEAR THEM OUT AND GET THE MONEY.
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continue our Midsummer Lawns, Prints and San-
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DRESS GOODS we start at 5 cents; 10 yards
STRAW HATS and HELMETS Boys and Men, cheap.
FLANNELETTES cheap--a large rauge. down.
Carpets anl House Far-
This is a Genuine Mark Down Sale, and one way to thank our many customers and to show them we appreciate their trade.
PATTON BROTHERS, 136 MAIN STREET,
The Real and Genuine Carpet Men.
Bargains for everyone.
Boautiful in Art. taste they display
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THE BEAUTIFUL STAR
Has vindicated her right to be called Beautiful from the universal admiration of our
on patrons for the This is evidenced by the good in patronizing tie Star Failoring
Establishment when they want something particalar- ly nice and artistic. has passed into a proverb, namely, when you fail to get suited at the Star Tailoring Establishment you
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