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THE DAILY EXAMINER.

1892

MAY 2, Phe Redistribution Bill

Ow Friday last Sir John Thompson intro luced a bill for the redistribution of seats accordance British

t, which provides that

in the House of Commons, im

. v 4 + with the fifty-first section of the

North

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America Ac alter each decennial census he reoresentation of the Provinces shall n vd juetnd according: to population. By he present readjustment, New Brunswick loses two members, and Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island one each

In the present redistribution, as regards

this Island, the Government are proceeding on « just and equitable basis, 1 their action will put to shame the disgraceiul yeasure recentiy. passeu y the Grits through ; ; ai Legisiature sraing he King’s ¢ niy cone fhe Domin 1 Di a based mh popuis- n Three Townstips, ' Lots Gl, OS vod 64, wre taken off King's and added to Queen's, the balance f Kings be known

lation of

29, 30 and

8 Kiag’s County, having & pol 21,084 Three Townships G7, ate taken oO ‘/Jueeis

Phen Queen's and Prince Counties

and added to Prince re divided, as nearly as possible, into two ridings each, as follows: East Queens,

mprising Lots 24, 33, 34, 36, 36, 37, 48, 49, 50, O7, 58, 60 and 62, with Lots 61, 63 and €4@ from King’s ; population 25,466.

West Queen's comprises Charlottetown wud Royalty, and Lots 20, 21, 22, 25, Jl, 32 and 65 ; population 22,209

East Prince comprises Lots 15, 17, Sum- werside, Lots 18, 19, 26, 27 and 28, snd = Lots 29, 3 and 67 from Queen’s Cowaty ; population 20,725.

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West Prince comprises Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, &, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, and 16 ; pop- ulation 20, 987.

en ere " - Imperial Federation. Sie Cxagites Tuprer’s masterly article

in the Nineteenth Century for April has been widely read and discussed. In it Sir Charles deals with several of the objections which were raised to the scheme of Imperial Federation which he premulgated in a previous issue of the magazine. He shows that the proposal that the Agents (ieneral of the great colonies shall be «x officio, eworo of Her Majesty's Privy Council was net original with him, aud produces in its support such great names 44 Earl Grey, the Right Honorable W. E. Forster, Lord Granville, the Marquis of Lorne and Lord Thring that Lord Derby and Lord Stanley have borne testimony to the sasistance the re- presentatives of the self-governing colonies have been t» the British Government inthe siministration of public affairs, and adds, *‘who, with all evidence before him, doubt the advantage to the Imperial cabi- freest consultation the Privy Council, with the representatives of

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those of

Sesides, he says

can

net of the fullest and

uoder the confidential regulations of

the goveruments of Canada, Australia and

South Africa /

Then, Sir Charles directs attention to the question of defence. Sir Charles had combatted the idea that the colonies should be taxed for the special purpose of Imperial defense, and pointed out,as an illustration, that Canada had, by the construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway, contributed incalculably to the strategic facilities of the Imperia! army and navy. He quotes Lord Rosebery and Lord Salisbury to. prove that the Goumanding position now held by, Great Britain is due to the fact that ber tlag tloats over colonies in every part of the world, and adds ;

‘I yield to no one in due appreciation of the great value to Canada of the army aad uavy diplomatic service of England. But! deny that any additional burden is imposed upon this country by the possession of Canada. It the United States could accomplish thei: desire of having one Government from the Equator te the North Pole, and KEng’and were left without a harbor in North America into which her ships could enter in time of war, and deprived of her invaluable coal supplies, both on the Atlantic and Pacitic coast, can anyone pretend that she could reduce her army by aman or her navy by a ship? What would then become of her trade with China and Japan, and to what extent might not her Indian Empire be thus im- perilled? Canada has shown in the past the value she attaches to British institutions, and will every hour become a still greater strength te the Empire by building up and training a powerful British community to defend the oonection of which she is so proud. Com mercial principles and defence may be com- bined, as in the case of her canals [on which she has already expended over eleven millions sterling, and has incurred further liabilities}, which provide the most magnificent inland navigation in the world, and will enable gun- boats of large size to reach, in case of war, the head of Lake Superior.”

Canada is pledged tu appropriate £165,000 sterling per annum tu provide «4 steamship from England to Canada and between Canada and Austraha, besides having already given £15,000 sterling a year to the steamers be- tween Canada and Japsn, making a total annual sum of £180,000 sterling for the bast form of naval defence. He sets forth, too, that the issue in the recent general election was “free trade with the United States,and the prohibition of British goods,”

He further points out that

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struggle, flag se country the that

winter, fell a martyr in that but not until he had planted that eurely upon the ramparts of his and had his dying hours « heered, hike imnortal Wolte, by the consciousness victory was assured, If Canada and Aus- tralia aresuffering from tinancial embarrass- ment, it is because their credit has been strained in a loyal endeavor to pr wide the

. 4 ee means of defence by land and tea,

Sir Charles deals exhauatively with the fiscal question involved in Imperial Feder- ation, contending that it is posable to carry out a policy which would bs mutu iliy ad vantageous, a policy which would promote,

at the same time, the development of the colonies and the expansion of ths trate cf Engiand In support of this contention he addu ‘es & Num ve©r f st stistical facts ana statesmanlike opinions, quoting Lord Rosebery, Lord Dunraven, Sir William Leng, the Earl of Aberdeen, Sir Albert R itt, M. P P and others. tle alse refers to the authoritative declaration fi. Lord

Salisbury, that preferential tiscal arrange- 32 Empire do not involve

Altogether,

nents within t

the principle of protection.

Sir Charles Tupper’ article is one which

may be read with interest by every thought- iotereat in hs

fal man who takes an

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Address and Presentation

Tus afternoon, ing the S2ud Battalion staff, waited upon their Chaplain, Rev. James Carruthers, who is about removing from the Island, and presented him with an elegant guld- headed cane, and the following address :

a de putation represent-

regret exceedingly that you are about to eever your connection with our staff, of which you have proved yourself an active member.

You wi'l be greatly missed when the next anoual camp drill comes on, both by officers and men, as your kindness to the soldiers in many ways will be remembered.

Before bidding you a farewell we woald wish you te accept this cane as a amall souvenir, hoping that while using it you wili have us sometimes in your memory as we wall ever keep you in ours,

And now, trusting that you, Mra, Care ruthers aod family may epj>y many blessiags in your 1ew home,

: We remain, etc.,

Francis Docuerty, Lt. Tuka -McLeop, Major, FE. F. Purpy, Majo, Adjt, James Wanrborton,M D. Surgeor, H. » Jonysos, M. D.,

Asst. Surgeon, loun McPnatt, Paymas‘er, Gro. D. Davison, Qtr. Master, Ll). STEWART, Captain, Db. L Hoorer, ¢ iptain, J. D Sraman, Lieut. No. Isaac CakTek ”

Mr. Carruthe:

The cane was imported especially from London by Mc. E W. Taylor, watchmaker and jeweler, and ia a beauty It baars the inscription, “‘Presented by the Officers of the $2nd Battalion to their Chaplain, Rev. James Carruthere

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“made ar

iitable rep'y.

- - ~ 7-ere—-—- Lecture at Souris

Rev. Mr. Sutherland, of Zion Church, lectured ia Souris Courthouse on Friday evening last. Mr. A. Currie occu- pied the chair. The subjie*, *‘Scutrish Uharacteristics,”’ was treated in # very pleasing manner. The Scottish peasant vaa iutroduced as the typical Scotchman, and many of his characteristics graphically portrayed. Iis laconicness of speech, his paukiness, his taste for guod sold physicel and mental food as evidenced in his love tor eatmeal and the shorter catechism, his rambling propensities, aa well as his un- dying love of home, his fondness of literary pursuits, his bravery on the battlefield, his patriotism and other traits of character were clearly sketched by the reverend lecturer. Being 2. native of the Highlands of Scotland ‘nd having sen for himself, his descriptions of Scottish life and character were all the

ihe

amore lively and real.

A vote of thanks was given and ackaow- ledged at the close. an DPOOCS

Personal.

Dr. Darrach, of Kensington, has retarned from his business trip to Montreal and Boa- ton Hon. John Haggart, whose illness was ree cent y rep wte . is still c niire | in a dark ron. Permanent blia¢n ss is feared,

the Rev. Father Hantingtoa. asa varixtion to the usual slumming, intends taking a party of the poor of New York through the mansions of the rich,

Nearly the last act of the Ontario legis. lature was to increase the salary of Premier and Attorney General Mowatt from $5,000 to $7,000)

(pueen's University at Kingston has conferr. ed the degree of Doctor of Laws on Mr. Donglas Brymner, Dominion archivist.

Professor J. G. Schurman, dean of the Sage School of Philosophy in Cornell Uci- versity, has declined the invitation ty be- come prerildent of the University of California

A Halitax despatch reports: ‘‘Rev. W. B. King, of this city, one of the most promising clergymen of the Church of Eagland and who has been called to. Christ church, Cambridge, told the Sun this afternoon that he would not detinitely decide in the matter uatil he received letters now on the way, bnt he would likely accept the appointment. When asked if he would leave for England to-morrow, the reverend gentleman said he had decided te wait till the next steamer, the Labrador. The shurch that has called him is quite willing to allow him « three months’ trip. Christ church is one of the largest in Massachusetts.”

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—- The morning train from Summerside and the afternoon train to Summerside were taken off to-day. In future, or until another change is made, the man from the West who comes to town by* the evening train todo business with the banks or wholesale stores will be unable to re- turn home until the second day following.

Erwortu Leaccre. —Shamrocks, attention !

aad that the Conservative party ‘‘went in-

to the battle with ‘British institutions | and no discrimination against the Mother Country’ inscribed on their banner.”

‘** Their great leader, Sir John A. Mac- donald, who, in his seventy-sixth year, braveed the inclemency of a Canadian

There will be an “Irish night” at the literary meeting of the Epworth League, ia the perlor ot the Methodist Brick Church, this eveni) g. R BR. Fitzgerald, Feq., will read a psper ep- titled “Young Irelang,” and a choice literary and musical programme will be carried out.

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H. B C.—Monthly meeting to-night at 8 o'clock.

To Rev. Jas. Carrcrarrs, CuaPLalN S$2xD } BATTALION We, the officers of the 82ad Battalion,

MONDAY, MAY 2 1892

TELEGRAPHIC } EWS.

Serotat. Despatores To Tere KE AMINER.

‘ oom oR = Se RR See et ciate,

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Labor Day Demonst ‘ations. |

Successful Precatitions.

immense Gatherings,

Lonpos May 2. Labor demonstrations were h ld yester- day in most of the large cities oi the Con- itinent and the various manufact airing and ,mining districts. In view o! the maby | outrages perpetrated by Anarchi ta during

, ithe past few months and the ma iy threats

jinade to make the day memora ole for dis- |orders, the authorities in all the continen- | tal cities adopted stringent pre: avtions to prevent or supress an outbreak In most | pl aces the day passed « ff barml] sesly if not | qpuietly.

At Toura, jin France, a bem’) was eX. ploded near the Sircacks anda lioan was found senseless and t adly. burnt lat the gcendé of explosion. ies ;} The Hyde Park gathering was the larg- demonstration of workingnen ever The procession in entering

| eat jorganize1 in this city. }oceupied nearly three hours } yds Park. A btack bay was found in a secluded i street bekide Woolwich Arsénal. Ie con- | taioed a quantity of gan .cotten, dynamite, |gun powder, a belt tilled with cartridges

and several documents written in a fore:gn | language.

HE Kee? HIS WORD.

Mysterious Suicide:

The Boodlers' Counsel

Monrreat, May 2?

“Now, | will go and kill myself,” were the words of a wood-turner named Pardis, last Tuesday, after he had finished his din- ner. He left the house, and appears to have been as good as his word, for his dead body was found last evening in the out- skirts of the city with a bullet in his head and a revolver lying by his side.

lu the boodle trials, Mr. Mercier is to be represented by Mr. Greenshicids, Q C., Pacaud by Hon. Geo. Irving, (. C., and Charles Langelier by Mr. Fitzpa' rick, Q C. The preliminary investigation began to-day,

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SUICIDAL FOLLY

His Life For “The Beer.”

Hattrax, May 2.

Cart Mengelone, of the German steamer Oissiner, now in dry doak lee Sand. rtosk to walk from the steamer to the side of the dock, One of the supports, when he was half the distance, slipped, and he fell thirty fe et* and was instantly kilied. The feat waa ander. taken on bet for the beer.

Redistribution. OrTawa, May 2.

The Grits here are growling tremendous- ly over the redistribution bill. Mills says it violates every principle of popular re- presentation. But he does uot show in whst way. He wants the Governor-Gen- eral to interfere.

Mrs. Osborne Released.

LONDON, May 2. M.:. Gsburne, imprisoned fur the theft of pearls, has been released from jrison by order of Home Secretary Matthews

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Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, May 2.—10 a. m. Moderate to fresh winds; cloudy and showery; higher temperature. nn oa

Lecal Notices.

The latest novelty is the Taillees Fin Kite at the Diamond Bookstore.

Waterproofs in the following m.kes: Tweeds, pleia and fancy in Scotch ‘snakes with capes and without; also, ten different patterns in mellissas, this spring's patterns Largest variety and lowest prives in water. proofs to be found anywhere, ut Jas. Paton & Cos m2 3i

Boys’ readyimade clothing, largest variety, lowest prices in this city—Jas Paton & Co. Wanted—Men and boys by the hundred to

dey) evening to secure some of the hest ba gains ever offered in readymade clothing—Jas Paton & Co.

Fine judges give a fine judgment, that Prowse Bros. have fine goods, fine agsort- ment, fine prices, aud are duing « fine busi- ness, if you want to feel fine and look tive buy your fine clothing at Prowse Bros.

The distingue odorless waterproof * in ladies’ waterprvofs in all the different makes and choicest patterns: Every lady should

A'so, a nice selection of gents in the above make with Inverness, highland and military capes, Prices away down.—Jas, Paton d& Co,

An awful scare has been caused among certsin competing houses by the present low prices we quote on strictly tirst class new carpets and house furnishings. We are sorry to break up timeshonored customs or keep anybody awake nights, but our stock must be sold regardless of what others have asked or are asking for similar goods.—Patton Bros.

Purchasers of those excellent five .cent original stationery packages at the Diamond Bookstore will receive a pair of good sleeve buttons free. Tickets numbering from one to one hundred will be issued with each package ani when the quantity is disposed of the holder of the lucky nnmber will receive the priz>. The inducement should enhance the already large eale.

op pinguatadiniindia Kin

New Prankway.—A new plankway—a plank wider than the ordiuary—is beirg put down on Water Street, from Prince Street eastward. This is & move in the right direction, as there is @ good deal cf traffic on that street, especially on the arrival of trains.

attend at No. 168 Market Square this (Satu. - |

see this make of goods before purchasing, |

“ngs cent to advantage. Terms at

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Charlottetown to Summer- side and Return. |

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YTEAMER “FASTNET” sails every W Anes. | nna | Brecht;

dav for Summerside, returning early day morning, on her way to Halifax. carried at low rates. Passengers’ Single Ticket, 5 eents ;

$1.00. Apply to W. W. CLARKE,

WANTED.

GENTLEMAN of “good address and |

inay?

executive ability to employ assistant |

agents to form Clubs contemplating 6 visit

to Chicago:duriog the ** World’s Columbian |

Exposition” in -1893. Address ‘for “Jull particulars,

World’s Columbian Exposition, Bureau of Assistance and Entértainment, Lock Box 962, Chicaga, U.S. A.

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If you suffer with a cough, eape- cially in the morning, HACKNO.- MORE .is a sure relief. If you cannot sleep try HACKNOMO.: ~—it often reliaves, sometimes

_ cures, . Try. it before you-resort ta ~ “opiates: lityou use it. once yeu will realize why so much has beea wold. Don't be duped by taking a substitute when i8 is as easy to get HACKNOMORE. | If. you. always insist upon having HACK NOMORE, and never accept # substitute, you wilki net he dis- »ppointed, th 13ch- m y2

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VALUABLE PROPERTY For Sale by Auction,

I AM instructed by D. R. M. Hooper, Esq., to sell by Auction on the premises, Kuston St., on MONDAY, the 9h day of May next, at 12

o’clock, noon :— Euston Street and

Ali his Real Estate on Palmer's Lane, comprising a iot of land fronting on Kuston Street 81 f-et and extending back 100 feet, with two Dwelling Heuses, Basement Store, Stables and Outbuildings. i

Also, lot of land fronting pn Palmar’s Lane 48 feet and extending back 7» feet, with large Warehouse and Coach House. ©

This property has been used for carrying on & Produce business, and still offers an excellent in the awell-

R. BEAIRSTO. Auctioneer,

LAND AND BUILDINGS

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M alpeque Road.

The Land and Buildings facing on Malpeque lload (Great George Street), formerly knows a3 Higus’ Hay Press. ;

‘The | .t faces almost 3 feet front, and runs back avout 222 feet 4 inches, with two large

thereon. :

buildings : converted into

opportunity to anyone wishing to e same business, or 48 40 investment, as

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‘the iulidings ean be easily Dwellings and made one of the best ylelding investments in the city,

The sbove property is ip : loeality where

dwellingy are always in 4

emand. TERM#—Onethird cash; balance seenred In the property at six per cent. interest, Rr. H. NORTON & CO, @p27-dy Usle guar Auctionecrs,

Valuable Property for Sale.

I am instructed by the trustees uf the estate of the late How. Edward Paliner to cell by Public Auction on Thursday, the 12th day of May next, at 12 o'clock, neon, on the remises, that part of the estate adjsining hie te residence on Upper Queen Street, being rtof Town Lota Nos. 67.and 68 in the ourth Hundred of Town Lots in Charlottes town.

For terns ‘and condition of sue epply at the offve of H. Jam-s Palmer, Sc licitor, where a plan of the property may be seen.

OBERT. BEAFRSTO, Auctioneer.

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Desirable Pasture Land AF: AATCC LOW.

AM iastructed by Mre Jane Flaiger to sell by

Auction, on the pr-mises, Lower St. Peter's

Road, on. WEDNESDAY, tue tth day of May next, at }1 u'clock, a. m. :—

10} Acres of excellent Pasfixre Land ou the Lower St. Peter's Road, witsin a mi'e or the

city. Terms at sale, R. BEAIRSTO,

Auctioneer. — ;

YENDERS will be received b¥ the undersigned he =e eat ye ag day of CP a for roofing and otherwise repairi ‘ou'es

on Pownal Street, Chesiotatown: ’ Plan and

specification may be seen at res dence on Pownal Street.

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FELIX A. RUGHES....

ap30—3i : A ig to a 8 HE eastern tedil of. Hougs situated on King

Street, opposite Judge Reddin’s residence This House contains sight gued ceoms, besides eo 8, ia in good order, Possession given mnmediateiy, Apply t» Mr. Tho.nas MeQuaid, Lower Queen Street, or to the owner at South.

EDWARD KELLY. meh25__

SALT! SALT!

Ww" have pow on the way direct fiom Liverpool 5,000 bags salt, due here about the middle of May, which we offer t the trade at lowest prices while landing. MATTHEW, McLEAN & C(O, © Souris, April 29.b, 2w.

WANTED TO RENT.

HE subscribers wish to rent a set of Mills, aeuttnn Would like at least riot ms eat it Saw Mill. Address at once, 7 ere

CLARK & FRENCH,

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you want your DRESS GOODS and HATS pretty but not extravagant » If so, we can suit YOu.

you want your JACKETS, CAPES and DOLMANS stylish and

becoming ?

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By buying your Dress Goods, Mantles and Millinery from us you will be dressed fashionably and save money at the

BEER BROS. PHONIxX Fire Insurance Company

OF HARTFORD, CONN. E. H. BEER, AGENT FOR P. KE. ISLAND.

OFFICE—Qucen Stiee*, Charlottetown.

sane time,

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MASONIC TRMPLE BALAAR.

HERE WILL BE A MAY SALE OF USEFUL ARTICLES he'd in- the MASONIC LODGE ROOM, W ater Street, On Wednesday Next, 4th of May, COMMENCING AT THREE O'CLOCK. There will be a Five o'clock Tea, (Oysters, Ice Cresm and a Refreahinant Table. Admission, 10 cents. MRS L. M. POOLE. MRS. J. J. DAVIES, Seeretary-Treasurer. President.

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White Lead, Colored Paints, Kalsomine, Whiting, Rose Pink, Blue, Umbers, Siennas and all other Dry Color ig stock.

JOHNSON’S PURE READY MIXED COLORS,

Largest Stock of BRUSHES in the city, all of which I will make special prices on for this month.

Agent for the fllowing celebrated VARNISHES: — Nobles & Hoare, Valentine’s, Rosenberg’s, P. D. Dod & Co

W. EE. DAWSON. 10 TONS 2 TONS

BARB WIREPLAIN WIRE

In GILED and GALVANIZED, suit- able for Patent Fences. Prices right at

W. E. DAWSON'S. W. E. DAWSON’.

SELLING LOW AT

LOOK OUT when buying your Carriages this season that you get the GENUINE McLAUGLIN PATENT NOI 3E- LESS GKAR, of which every part is fully warranted Don’t beled away by imitations, as none the Genuine.

W. E. DAWSON,

Sole Agent for P. E. Island.

are right except

Monat Stewart.

Charlottetown, April 26, 1892—mf & wky

Supplies!

The Big Bargain Sale

Will be a PERMANENT FE @TURE at the

DIAMOND <= BOOKSTORE

OMPARE PRICES and yon will fing that jp most cases we sell 25 PKR CENT. Ciikap ER than any house on P, £. Isiand. .

Here are a tew sample prices;

Memorandum Books, 60 pages, for }

Nicely Giasped do., leacher bound, (omnes , Lar.e Botties of the very best lok, 3 cents, Exercise Bocks and Seribblers, half price, Bibles and Pray«r Books from 8 cents apwi

Boote (various authors) reduced f = "= cents. tnasitt — Automatic ible Pencils only ¢ cents, oe at — diseunnts. r ; ont - Books and Supplies chea than ever, The entire stock of ROOM PA PER AT COsT ‘row 3 cents per Koll upwards, ,

THEO. L. CHAPPELLE, ap2s--3i cod wy li Jram nd Bookatere.* Me ee

NW BJARDING STABLE

"HE undersigned desires to bring to the at. tention of owners of horses th.t he has opened a Boarding Stable in the buiidi x formerly occupied by Mejor Dogherty as 4

farriture factory. It ie conveniently on Kirg Street, and only a short distance weet of Queen 4 Iu soliciting public patronage it can he pointed ont that this stah’e, in accommod: + tion, is second to none in us + city and is fitted up with siry and epacinn« box stalls, ventilation is +! th u be desired, snd everything is in ti st-class order, The coach house has ample space, and is free from dust, The fu'leat sa:isf. ction aa to feeding, and care. ful at‘en'ion wiil be guaranteed There is telephone connec i on and electric lighti .

OWEN H, TRAINOR, Ch'towb, April 25 - 3i eod.

Oiled Clothing.

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NARTER'S CELEBRATED AMBERI.

CAN,

HORACE HASZARD,

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_ Charl ittetown, April °, 1892.

India Tea. —

NOTHER LOT just arrived direct from Ladin.

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HORACE GASZARD, ap26 —lw eod

New Crop Molasses,

UNCHEONS Choice Bright Trividad now landing. For sale low from wharf, N., B. & M. RATTENBURY.

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wax rED—A competeat man to look afiers -

smell farm. One from the cosntry pre ferred. Apply to Mra, DesBrisay, Spriag Park, mnay2-e0d & wky :

ANTED—By a young map of three yeas experience, a situation in a dry goods store.

Bteady, with best of references. Address J. ¥.

P. O. Box 334, city. may?

WANTED TO PURCHASE—A secend-hand

Bats. Apply at this office. tf—may2~ WANTED A servant girl, Apply st this ottice, if—may?

T° LET.—A House on the St. Peter's Road. abont one-fourth mile from tae city, BOW ocevpied by Mr. F. L. MeNutt. Porsess n given 8th June.—LEMUEL WRIGHT. Siecd-a,2 ~ M4s WANTED to work on a smal) farm. 4 Apply at EXAMINER office. av

ANTED —An experienced nu

rsemaid, R - ferences required. Apply to Mrs. LL! BEER. tf—aplé

[u>— Young Canaries, ail goou singers, for od by Ms. i. D. WapMAN, Bayfield St, - a

WANTED—A maid servant, A pply et Mrs. LOWDEN’s, Dundas Ksplanade. if apd

— LET~—That desirable and peblicls situated property on Lower spring Park Road, is merly owned bythe late Mrs. ©. Thorne. x is @ first-class chance for hotel or + holesale par- poses Forfurther particulars apply to Jame’ Mec Mah om, near Ksdale Foundry, ( harlotte’ows, or to George Thorae, Moncton, N. HK. aj S0—dy 2w pd

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‘} OU LET —Two Stal's in “ Barristers” stabies,

iu rear of Flannigan’, Fo: Apply at the oftice of J. VD. McLRon, P “Wt ead pd —aplt

\WWANTED.—About the Ist of May, a good apt

general servant. Apply at this

{? LET.—Euston Street Hall, four ia the week or daytime, suitable for Vusic Room, ete.—R K. Brace. Im eod —a1 2

LET.—The eastern half of House on coruer of Hi. ilsborough and Euston Streets. Iname- diate poss ssion. Apply to

Mrs. F. Parker Carvet. mch%

WANTED.—We wish to contract with three men to engage in canvassing in Nova Scotia.

Will pay a liberal commission tor the first two

willaie on trial, and afterwards, it ; -

wi ve a large weekly salary. ress at OBCE

Box 15, St. John, N. B. aps

WO GOOD SERVANTS WANTKD in a

country, ata private residence —no aod Conk. Good wages given. For further ‘ ticulars apply at THK KXAMINER office, sii

Ww NTED IMMEDIATELY.—A good milline! — to whom hberal wages wil) he pee , ply to MoLxan & Cangrox, Crapau apal _..

ANTED-—A girl for genera! housework in # a fam'‘ly of three. Apply at this oflice. ap?

LET.—The lower fiat and celiar of the Allin Werehouse on Grafton Strect. Apply to = Ame or Joa, Knight, Trustee. ape; —t

WASTED —Agents to sell our choice Narsery Stock. Write quick and secure te*ritory- A ldress May Broraexs, Nurserymen, Roch ver, N.Y. 10. pd—ap25

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ANTED IMMEDIATELY.— 4 good plain Cook. Apply to Mrs. ARNAUD, Water Street. tf -—ap25

ANTED.—A man servant. Apply at the office of Peters & Peters, or at Mi, F- PRTERS , Sidmount. in- O LET.—A Cottage on Sidney Street, cont* : T ing five rooms. Rent $5 0) per month. ie mediate possession given. Apply to W. i. WELLNER, ap2o

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LET.—House on Hillsborough Street,

occupied by James H»ynes, an1 Con- . Possession

taining

2nd June. bt rooms. ~ if--apl2

Apply to Peake Bros. & Co.