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~ eal Other Items tocal and Other items. a nal ee jal arrived shortly alter eleven T , wy Ast yee . , L to Gay. | och J ms | | Remember the meeting of the ad v1 ade to morroW evening. | Rearu vs a | eY.- No. 2 Battery, G. Biss will | \i ‘TA . . cad » drill to-night. et fol ae ‘ RES Mhe last issue is & capital Pe (Ess. + NO le at the Diamond Beoketore i #Aaif . . t —( ine ass auit case constitut ' ; + this forenoon It was dismissed. ithe docket bas F ; » + +s are the latest styles. Everyone ru lav J ; “al | ie Jen vet one. Db A Bruce : | al mar 28 —

j toe STANLEY made a return trip yester | rie ld not leave Cisorget wh to day ° yt COE +

af 7 av io we rT — le — ' een the 8 ‘tion gale at A. a, - ss store of ary goods, commencing each rows oS at 20 a , i. — ' The brick store now occupied bY Mr. T Br ywn wiil be offered at auction on a 5 pre ;. b yraday al i? 0. lock 1b a HW, C- Port la Joie Macamp rent Th “fi » : ' ; tne Patriars hal degree at its revu.ar 5es- mu . — + at , . «morrow | Wednesday) evening. aon iw a \ mem bers will hold themselves

¥. bi. U- , : : . vaved for Thursday evening that they or _— sept at the annual meeting. yy ve Pe aaa : Ox ot the best chances to purchase a first- ca business stand iu the city on Queen derect ever offered will be Thursdsy, the 9th ibs.

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De “¢ Forat r [r —W hat ? The entertain- mont in the - MC. A. Hall to-night, The *Yodel City Council will be a special jeatare

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Mexriva.—A meeting of the supporters of Mr. Douse will be held at 7.00 this Tuesday) evening, in the old Police Court rom, in the maket building.

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wc. T. U. entertainment in the Y. M. C. 4 Hall to-night. An excellent programme hag veen prepared and an enjoyable evening may be expected

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* H.C. —The regular session of Port la jole Racampment will be held te-morrow

Wednesday) eveniag. The Patriarchal de- gree will be conferred.

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A Goop Cuaxez.—@a Thursday, the 9th inst, one of the best business stands in the ety will be offered at Auction, at 12 o'clock .-(', J. Morrisoo, Auctioneer.

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Morsise Teovents ror Besy Days.—Rev G. Bence, of St John, N. B., has issued a small work bearing the foregoing title. Price {0 cents at the Diamond Bookstore.

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1 0 O. P.—Brethren taking part in the Natal Day Concert will please remember the practive to-night, at 8 o'clock, sharp. Ihe Comittee will s!so mcet before the practice.

Kecew2p from New York to-day: ‘‘ The Light of the World,” by Sir Edwin Arnold, ‘The Perfect Life,” and ‘“*The Supreme Gilt” by Prof. H. Drurmmond.—Haezard & Moore.

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luwepiate Cucarasce or Carpets —Hav. ing decided to close out our Carpet depart meat, we are off-ring the balance of our stock ba pozitive saccitice.—Beer Bros. apj—dw tf

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Assaviy.—A min named Thomas McClos.- iy aszvulted another man named John Pomty, it is said severely, et the Fast end a the city, this forenoon, McOloekey has been arrested.

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DPyspepticure—ls not a palliative, but Scure; it first relieves, then controls, and linally entirely subdues the irritation aud in- fammation of the stomach that causes indi- gestion and dyspepsia.

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Tene will be vocal solos by Miss Earle and Miss H+mlyn at the entertainmont to-night. There will alao be violia, cornet and clarionet solus by Messrs, Viunicombe, Fletcher and Knight, as well ag several readings, choruses and addresses.

ielentaiticeees _ INSTALLATION ov Orricers.~There will 0€ an installation Of cfficers this evening in Prince Edward Division at 8 u'clock, after which the Rev. J. A. Gordon, M. A., will tddress the meeting. Visitors always wel- come. By order, W. H. Clarke, R. S.

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Posenat.—The Halifax Herald says; funeral of Mrs, Hirain Wier yeebder Po hoon wae In:gely attended. “The coffin was covered with beautiful floral designs. Rev. aan Gordon, Pollok and Laign preceded ha ree, the services be conducted ce Rev.

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niet * Stravar SLEEP. —Fre: ae se happened to a man below sight ory y. He Went to sleep on Friday io Continued his slumbers until Tues- tated on He would wake up when dis. bstdhons once go to sleep ogsin. _ During ie me ne did not cat or drink any- “ie ndwhen he ar f hi ; ie i did 083 from his lengthy lon hot feel hungry or thirety in the

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+. aco ane requires sid in correcting irregula. Women no en and for both mer ard Pink Pil's er remedy equals Dr. Wil iams’ vy si _* Spring blood tonic. They sup- th, blood e F ataents necessary to enrich al! dete build up the system. Sold by Be ae ty Sent post paid on receptcf price ing De. Wot or five boxes for $2 by address-

* Wiliams Med. Co. Brockville, Ont.

Peren’s a gga Meting of 41 MeRCH.-~At an adjourned Gharch Fa Congregation of St. Peter's . on last evening, the Church War. ter and W er L. W. Watson, Fred. Fos iad Stlastes ‘“rrison Carvell. Statements the finances ee Were submitted, showing that cettine + ie ¢ church are encours ing hurr}, spi. *8¢ estimate the receipts of the “pall tamed Will be about a huodred *xcesa of the amount received last

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“arg j Pear, ite °c Fr forte ete ANGLO NAXoNS,—Those who to's Hall lo Snough to be present in Me- The Rev, \ eng enjoyed a rare treat. ‘ hia srdience ag hed the close attention tte of hig te fom the beginning toe the hour, Th ~~ Which lasted a little over ae lecture was illustrated with

te good old days of our we hundred or a thousand Very interesting discussion ee ba d was present : od music. We trust the Mathis nd Will see his way clear to taht the rea’ it Charlottetown sometime Present season is closed,

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LY EXAMINER, - - -

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

Sprowat Despatongs tro Tar EXAMINER,

THE MANITOBA ACT.

Government Wili Not Veto It,

Orrawa, April 3.

_ The Government has decided not: to interfere .with the legislation of Manituba abolishing the Roman Catholic Seperate Schools and the official use of the French Language in the legislature and courts of that Province. The Manitcba Act contains special provision for the protection of the minority in respect to education. The ques. tion of the constitutionality of the Education Act ia now before the courts, and the future action of the Government may safely be al- lowed to be held in obeyance pending the decision of the courts. It is understood that the Government will defray the cost of litigation regarding dual language. ‘The Minister of Justice expresses doubts as to its constitutionality, but considers the courts the proper place to adjudicate upon that point,

ANOTHER STEAMER Between Halifax and Boston,

Hautrax, April 7.

The Boston, Halifax and P. E. Island Steamship Company has purchased the steamer State of Indiana from the State Line, and will put her on the Line between Halifax and Boston the coming summer. This boat is of iron, 2,684 tons, groas ton- nage, and has guaranteed speed of fourteen knots. She carries four hundred passen- sers. Her advent will make keen com- petition for the Boston trade from Halifax The agreement between this Line and the Canadian Atlantic terminated January first last.

[HE IRISH LEADER

A Sensational Rumor.

Loxpon, April 7.

A senestion was caused in the lobby of the House of Commons last evening. by the rumor that Mr. Parneii has been privately married since the O'Shea divorce proceedings. several of the Parnellites declined to say more than that the mystery of the Irish Lea er's inner life, so often referred to recently will he solved, that it is certain that Parnell’s character will shortly be vindicated. According to rumor the Isdy whom Parnell has married is aot Mrs O'Shea.

The health of Prince Albert Victor, eldest son of the Prince of Wales and heir presump- tive tothe throne,is again causing considerabie anxiety among members of ths Royal Family,

REFORM IN NEW BRUNSWICK

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Abolition of the Legislat ve Council,

Frepericron, April 7.

In the Legislative Council, yesterday afternoon, the Privileges Committe sub- mitted @ report in reterence to the case of Jas. 1. Fellows, confirming him in his seat. Mr. Blaine introduced last night his bili for the abolition ot the Legislative Council.

British Parliament.

Lonpon, April 7.

In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. Henry Smith, First Lord Treasurer, said that the Government had not received any note from France on the subject of the purchase of French treaty rights in New- foundland by withdrawal of British troops in Egypt.

Sir James Ferguson, referring to troub- les in India, said that the Vice-Rey, the Marquis of Lansdowne, telegrayhed that he would speedily restore order in dis- turbed districts.

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Reciprocity Negotiations Post- pened. Wasuinoton, April 7. The proposed conference of Canadian ministers and Blaine on the subject of re- ciprocity of trade between Canada and the United States, has been postponed for pre- sent. President Hamilton desires to be present when the negotiations are under- taken, and his projected southern and western trip would not admit of this if the negotiations were to proceed at once. The Canadians will return to Washington as soon as the President can conveniencly give his attention to the subject.

MARRIED.

At Trinity Church, 30th ult., by Rev. Canon Mills, J. A Reed, Esq, to Penelope Mac- Neill, daughter of John MacNeill, Esq., and grand-daughter of the late Honorable Peter Stewart McNutt, of Prince Edward Island.

At the residence of Mrs. Johnson, Lower Montague, on the 6th of April, by the Rev. R Opie, Mr. Hiram Campbell, of Montgane_ Bridge, to Miss Eleanor (Nellie) Munro, of Lower Montague,

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At Springfield, Lot 59, on March 10th, of whooping cough, Daniel W., infant sn of Ezra J. and Dorothea Rourke, aged } month and 11 days.

On Saturday, the 4th inst., after a very short illness, Julia, the beloved wife of John Carrol!, aged 49 yours. May ber soul rest in peace.

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DRY GOODS

T AM instructed by Mr. A. L. Brown, to sell by Auction, at his Store, next to Messrs. Beer & Goff, the balance of his Stock of DRY GOODS, cte., consisting of Tweeds, Coatings, Oleter Cloths, Dress Goods, Vel- vets, Plashes, Gents’ Ties, Collare, Under- clothing, etc., etc.,

Commencing on FRIDAY, 3rd day of April, at 12 o’clock, noon, and te centinue until all is disposed of.

‘This Stock is in first-class condition, and will be sold in lots to suit purchasere.

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I will, on THURSDAY, Sth of April, at 12 o’clock, noon, set up and offer for sale the BRICK STORE now occupied by Mr, A. L. Brown.

This is one of the best stands in the city for a general business, being three atories high, having a frontage on Queen Street of 2% feet 6 inches, and running back 80 feet, with Office in rear.

CHARLES I. MORRISON,

Auctioneer. mch25—dy cod wky 3i

SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

CHARLOTTETOWN, To Open on the lst September, 1891.

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MISS RUSSELL, PRINCIPAL,

——ASSISTED BY——

FRAULEIN BE&NKOPF AND MISS ELLA A. PALMER.

RRANGEMENTS have been made with Trinity Coilege, London, England, to examine Pupils in the School for certificates in theory of Music, that those who wish to qualify fer a Musical degree may do so; also with the College of Preceptors, London. Eng- land, to hold examinations in Engiish, Mathe- matics, Modern Lanzuages, and to grant cer- tificates to suvcessful candidates, Dr, Ander- son. of the Prince of Wales College, has kindly consented te hold a local annual examination.

SUBJECTS TAUGHT :--Kaglieh in all branches, Mathematics, Latin, French, Ger- map, Drawing, Music, Piano and Harmony, Class Singing, Calisthenics and Needlework.

Prospectus on application. Pupils wishing to join should apply immediately, as the classes are being formed.

Miss Russell wiil be at home to see Pupils on Thursday afternoons during April, at the residence of Mr. Edward Bayfield.

Postal Address,—

MISS RUSSELL, P. O. Box 14, Charlottetown.

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND d&c

ANTED TO RENT,—A large Room, fur- nished, centrally located, Apply at this office, ap7

WANTED.—A good general servent in a family of three, in which a nurse is kept. Apply at this office. lw eod—ap

T° LET.—A new donble tenement house en Euston Street. Possession given imme- diately. For further pariiculars appiy to Mma. J. W. Mitcmext, Euston Street. 4i eod—ap7

WANTED TO RENT,—In the southern part of the town, a Dwelling House ot about four- nee Apply at Taz EXAMINER office. ap

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In a few days we will show a portion of Mr.

Paton’s purchases in the above lines. lots of Rich Black Silks.

Mr, Paton wr chase of a large asually low well to wait until

sold cheap to make room for further

prices.

Also—Special by the best French makers.

ites that he has completed the pur-

lot of FRENCH SILKS at un-

Intending purchasers will do

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stock.

JAMES PATON & GO. - - CHARLOTTETOWN AND SUMMERSIDE.

Charlottetown, March 18. 1891.

T° LET.—The Double Tenement Dwelling known as the ‘Franklin House,’ pleasan'ly situated just outside the city limits,“a short dis tance from the head of Queen Street. Kent low. —W. W, WELLNER. tf—ap7

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UND,—A small bunch of keys. Apply at this office. li—ap7

OST.—To-day, in the market, a purse contain-

ing about $21. Finder will be rewarded on

returning same to G. H, Haszarp, at Maszard & Moore’a, li pd—ap7

WANTED.—A situation in a store, by a young signee tn beah-taealag. Goel velo cea te ence in 0°OK-K¢68s Ce reieren . Aden ° & D. G..” Charlottetown Post . & -

WANTED.—A Girl for general housework. Apply at this office. lw—aypé aneilin T LET.—A House containing eight rooms, nearly opposite the Round House. Apply at this office. ap4é

WANTED. — A Girl for general housework in a ema)! family. Apply at this office. apé4

OUSE TO LET.—On Euston Street, sdioin- ing the residence of Henry Aik Esq.,

with seven rooms, kitchen. barn and outhouses.

Possession lst May. Knquire oa the premises,

or _ K. Jost, north side of Queen Square.

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WANTED.—About the middle of June. @

Dwelling House containing eight rooms, in a central lecality. Moderate rent.

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ANTED.—For the 24th of April, in a gyatie man's family. au experienced Cook, 1a

#10a month. Nowashing. Apply at this office,

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EW BOOh. A new and interesting pamph-

let, entitled “‘The Woman Clothed With

the Sun,” for sale at the Diamond Bookstore. 25 cents. dy i wy li—ap6

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.—Three good Pant Makers.—Joun McLeop & Co. lw—ap3

WANTED.—A Girl for general housework. Apply at EXAMINER O le 3i eod- apl

R SALE.—A Grade Jersey Heifer, in milk. Wi'l make anice family cow, and wili sold cheap. Apply at EXAMINER office. apl—3i eod

LET.—The House at present occupied by

W. W. Stanley. Kent Street. Possession given Ist May. knquire of Thos. Kssory, owner, or W, W. Stanley. eod—apl

0 LET.—A Brick Dwelling, situate on Water Street, now in the oceup*tion of George J. Wright, Esq., containing drawing room, dining and breakfast rooms, and six bedrooms. Posses- | sion given Ist Jaly. Also—A Cottage containing ! eight rooms, situate on Hillsborouga Street, now vercupied by me 8 ad e. re ees iven about Ist May. For partiou RAKE Bros. & co end tf—mehia :

HE SERVIC¥*S of a competent Accountant T can be had every afternoon on reasonable terms, by addreseing “ Ledger,” P. O. Box 438, Cty. 4 6 8--apé

R SALE —A good Horse, three years by

Barrister; sound and kind; warran te dra’ atontoacart, Owner has no use for him, Apply at this office.

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Annual Meeting.

HE ADJOURNED ANNUAL MEETING

of the Young Men’s Christian Asxsocia-

tion, for the election of officers and transac-

tion of other business, wili be held in the

Association Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, 9th of April, at 8 o'clock.

As the Officers must be elected at this meet- ing, ® full »ttendance of all members is very specially requested.

CHARLES PALMER, President, R. M, BARRATT, ap6—3i Secretary.

SALT! SALT!

O00 RAGS LIVERPOOL SALT, full dD, sized bags, to arrive about the 15th of May, and will be sold low whilst landing.

PEAKE BROS, & CO.

Ch'town, April 2, 1891—eod tf

Dwelling House and Premises,

FITZROY STREET, CH’TOWN.

HE undersigned Executors and Trustees it of the last will and testament of the ate Hon. W. W. Lord offer for sale :—

The HOUSE AND PREMISES fronting on Fitzroy Street East, formerly occupied by George L. Lacey, having a front of 424 feet on Fitzroy Street and running back south- wardly 160 feet, wie of Town Lot 99, in Fourth Hundred ‘own Lots.

In addition to the Cottage facing the street, which is rented for $60 yearly, there is 4 Tenement in the rear of the Lot rented at $20

a ear. Terme :—Half cash, and balance secured by mortgege bearing 6 per cent Apply to L. H. DAVIES, A. LORD, Trustees and Executors of last Will of

W. W. Lord, moh24—at pat m wf

Assets 3ist December, 1889,

Assets in Canada 8ist December, 18

FIRE. LIGHTNING.

December 27, 1890.

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ANNUITIES,

ce comemgee{ 3, pinecone LIBERAL EORM OF POLICY, prepared specially for the Maritim? Provinces, ensures a Full and Complete Protec- tion. No Conditions cil.ing for Sixty Days or any other Delay in Payment. Losses Honorably as well as Promptly Settled. THE LOWEST CURRENT RaTES.

R. R. FITZGERALD, Agent, Charlottetown. W. M. JARVIS, General Agent, St. John, N. B.

The Liverpooland London and Globe

INSURANCE C0.

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$40.833,725.70 1,151,269.76

LIFE,

‘ ' ' made by the Waterbury Watch Company. will OUR $2.75 W TCH, not last as long as the mcre expensive Watch, but is just the thing for a boy attending school or for bvating or fishing parties, |saving the risk and yet doing the werk of the better Watches.

OUR $4.50 WATCH, j0'5,0y the mame Company, only better qual

we sell,

Charlottetown, Fob, 23, 1891.

OUR $7, $10, $15 AND $20 WATCHES

ter goods. You will be safer in trading with us than by sending to irresponsible parties at a distance, and wh», if a nisinspring breaks or anything goes wrong, are too far away to send to. We are here to guarantee and stand by every Watch

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