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Local and Other Items.

This excellent Diamond Book.

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- Mrs. Burris will re-open her x7 on Thursday, 14th inat., at 4 m. mm } ll 4: CuarPretLe's 1892 CaLENDAR AND Rook \ fow active boys are sell this valuable work

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Hanxpb wanted

Now is your time to secure bargains in elothing and furnishings We are selling da in stock at greatly reduced prices,

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parlor of second Friday evening at 7 ‘

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ehure: A lai ge sance is o The Carroll will leave port next Saturday at ff the dry lock in Bus- been recoppered, re first-class order. — Hali-

Tse Carre. i for this noon She ton, where ahe has caulked, and put ir

iak Herald.

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Jest Issuep.--Chappelle’s Calendar ard Hand-Book for 1892 is out and presents an excellent appearance. Itis right up to date yotains importaut information not to be

in any o her work se gure to get Only '5 cents per copy.

and ¢ found one coe,

APPOINTMEN At a special meeting of the Koard of Fire Wardens heid last evening, Kenneth Fialayson was appointed Captain of the Hook & Ladder Company, in place of

William Heartz who resigned. Captain Finlayson was instructed to form a new cc inpany.

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MARRIAGE Briss.—Kobert Snatcliffe, the well known evangelist, and Miss Bessie Lewis, the accomplished pianist, were marrfed at the Methodist parsonage last evening The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. W. Rrewer. . Tue FXAMINER extenks congratula- t> Mr. and Mra. Sutclitf-.

Kemember the clearing out sale ef bects and shees at stamper’s Corner. The she: has to be vacat ed fer building pu-poses. Now is the time to get bargains in fine beots ove shoes, slippers, Xe.. as the stock must be soid.—K. K. a

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Funerat Norice.—Toe remains of the late Archibald Livings‘one will -arrive by Stanley from Pictou this evening, end will be taken to the residence of his wife, Dor- chester Street west, and the funeral will take place from thence at {0 a. m., to- morrow (Friday) to Clyde River Cemetery.

Merring or SS. Teacuirs —A general mMreotilg of the Sunday Schin l Teac hers will be held in the Baptist Church achoolroom thia evening at 8 o'clock A cordial invi- tation is extended to all friends of tem per- auce who wish to hear tle subject discussed from a biblical standpoint.

aia Vice Apminatty.—The hearing of the Heather Belle-Fastnet case was resumed tris forenvon, and is still in progress Tue evidsoce "sk on s> far is mainly in reference to the damage sustained by the Pastmet. Messrs..McLean and Webster returned from Halifax last night. Mr.

Evans, of that city, who alao made an _ ex- amination of the Fastnet alao came over. fe gave evidence this forenoon Baoxe Taixncs Geseratty.—Last even- ing 4 man en'ered the shop of Duncan Mc- Donald, on Richmond Street, and demand- ed beer. His request was not complied with ag readily as expected, and with an iron bar cr bolt he proceeded to break up things generally. After amusing him- aclf in this wiy for some time, he took his departure. He will be given a ehsnge to explain matters in the police court.

Losster Paceers Mretinu.— 4 meeting of Jobster packers and all those interested in the lobster packing iadetry, will be held in E. H. Norton's Hall, on Thursday, the 2ist instant, at 2 o'clock, p.m , to take into consideration the ‘‘proposed regulations for the lobster fishery.” As che gs seriously affecting the industry are pro- posed, it is important tl at every factory be represented at this meeting.

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1.0 0. F.~Port la Joie Encampment, No. 13, installed the following officers last evening for ihe present year. D. D. G. Sire Bremner performed the ceremony. A number of members from the subordinate lodges were in attendance .-

C P--Geo Waller.

4 P--H 8 C flin.

8 W--C J Patton.

R S—D R Maclennan,

£S—W R Boreham,

Treas—A D M Leod.

J W—Wm.Small.

[S--E H Beer

O 8—Chas Lawaon.

G Benj Bremner.

Marshal—J R McKee.

isc W—Theo L Chappelle.

2¢ W—A 8 Johnson.

31 W—A M M Callum.

4th W—Alfred J Houle,

lat G of T—Dr Bagnall.

24-4 of T—S B Enman

ist S of W—Fred I Seller.

24S of W—Albert J Hale.

34 8 of W—W A Hawley.

4th 8 of W—Hugh J Massey.

At the conclusion of the ceremony the retiring C. P, Mr. J. 8S. Nelson, advanced to the frant and on behalf of the Encamp- ment, prs nted Mr. Theo, L. Chappelle with a handsome gold ring as a slight tuken of their appreciation of his almost evn- tinuous services as Recording Scribe singe the institution of the Encampment in 1876

*. ma period of fifteen years. The recipient made a brief and suitable reply. Port ld dvie Encampment largely increased its membership last year, and is in « most prosperous condition.

Increase Your Weiaurt. It you are losing esh and bleod, commence at once taking Muiler’s Emulsion of « d Liver Oil, which ix far abverd of al! other p* parations of the kind By ‘aking Miller's Emulsion peopic gain from 5 to 10 lhe by the time the hs: hortle is comsuméd [t is the greatest blessing of the century to al! in delicate health, er who suffer with coughs, colds and ailments that tend to consumption. Remember, Mill. ers Emulsion contains al! the constitutents found in wh-st. It ia used in the hospitals and asylums of the country. 50, aud $1 at Charlottetown drug stores, jan¢ Iw 5

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TELS GRAPHIC VEWS., SpeciaL Despatches To 2 HE meme

Death of Britain’s Heir

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And Cardinal Manning. A WATIONS SORROW,

Lonpon, Jan. 14. H. R. H. the Duke of Clarence and Avondale died at nine o'clock yesterday morning

Cardinal Manning died yesterday morn- ing. —_—--o

Anti-Jewish Riots.

Vienna, Jan. 14.

Inthe recent anti-Jewish riots in the districts of Ponsa and Saratoff. in Russia, several hundred Jews were wounded, niaety houses destroyed and two thousand Jewish families reduced to beggary. The police made no effurt to eheck the rioters.

Bye-Elections. Orrtawa, Jan. 14

The dates of some of the elections in Ontario have been altered. Elections will take p # @ in Lennox,Prince Edward, No:th eudfscu i, Victoris, on February 4th, and in East Bruceon February 11. The new Minister of Public Works will face his con- stituents in February.

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Victory Anticipated.

ALEXANDRIA, Jan 14 To-morrow’s pollings in Glengarry pro- mises a splendid victory for Major Mc- Lennan, the Government candidate. There is 8 large French vote in the country sand this element promises a loyal eupport to the Liberal-Conservative standard bearer.

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Death of a Song Writer.

Poston, Jan. 14. Charlies A. White, the famous song weiteris dead. He composed over 1,600 popular pieces during his lifetime, includ- ing ** Marguerite,” ** Come Birdie, Come,” and ‘“‘Put Me in My Little Bed.”

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Death of a Well-Known Captain.

MonTREaL, Jan. 14. Captain John Dick, tor many years port warden at Quebac, and well-known to all maritime ship masters, is dead.

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Digby.

Hatrrax, Jan, 14,

Mr. H. L Jones has been chosen the Liberal-Conservative candidate for Digby.

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Weather Balletin.

Toronro, Jan. 14.—10 4. m.

Strong winds and gales, with rain. General Telegraphic News. Orrawa. Jan. 12 —The Grand Jury in their presentment to-day, complimented the Government on the energetic measures taken to eliminate boodling in connection with public expenditures.

Wasurnaton, Jan. 12.—The Senate to- day in eXecutive session ratified the general act signed at Brussels on July 2nd, 1890, by seventeen powers, including the United States, for the suppression of the African slave trade; alsothe convention of com- merce and navigation between the United States and the independent state of Congo, signed at Brussels on July 24th, 1890.

MontTreat, Jan. 12.—Fire broke out in the Conyent of the Sacred Heart, corner Sherbrovke and St, Hypolite Sireets, this tmurnipg. Considerab'e damage waa done by water andsm»ke In connection wiih the convent is a reformatory for young children, and among these there was much confusion. Several firemen were overcome by smoke and had to be taken to the hos- pital. Oue nun was sc serious!y burnd that her death is feared. Two servants were also seriously burned.

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You don’t want svap or soda, or the e»m mon washing powder any more, when y -u use the Lessive Phenix. Every woman who has used it~and their name is legion in France, England and Canada—say ii is the greatest household blessing. For it washes and cleans everything, from the oustly dreas goods to the common tinware dish. The misery of the wash is gone. No more chapped hands. Hard water bec mes soft. Just think—Lessive Phenix is so comprehensive in its work that it makes all kinds of white cluthing like snow, but it will make dirty zinc to shine again ! A-k yeur grocer, jl3 2i

A horseman recently estimated the wealth of the most prominent American jockeys as follows:—lIsaac Murphy, $100,- 000; Billy Donahue, $69.000; William Hay- ward $40 000; Taral. $40,000; James Mc- Liughblin, $30,000; Fred Littlefield, $20,- 000; Garrison, $20 000; Hamilton, $15,- O00, and others frum $5,000 to nothing.

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Par and sallow cheeks mean disease and a premature death. Rosy cheeks are emblam- atical of long life. The use of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pils builds up the blood and nervous avstem, and never faile to leave rosy cheeks. Try them. dec?8 lw

For Over Frrry Years Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup has been used by millions of mothers tor their children while cutting teeth. it relieves the little sufferer at once ; it pro- daces natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little cherub awakes as‘ bright as a button.” It is very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, reljevas wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best-known remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teething or other causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for ** Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing

In big b ttles, °

yrup,” and take no other kind, lyr

WILL you suffer with Dvepepsia and Liver Complsint? Shiloh’s Vitalizer is sure to cure yon, —Reddin Bros. novidwly

MABRIED.

At the Parsonage, Charlottetown,

on Wednesday evening. 13th inst., 1892, by

W. W Brewer, Rob-rt Sutcliffe,

Lev.

Cyrus Lewis, all of this city.

By Rev. Father Reid, at St. Dunstan's

Cathedral, en January 12th, S. Bolger, proprietor of the Rankin House, to Mrs,

Bridget Annie McVonal4, sister of Thomas and Michael Hession, Esqrs., Georgetown.

DIED. At Charlottetown onthe 13th of Jan- uary, Amelia Janetta, widow of the late

Thomas Heath Haviland, in her 89th year.

[Funeral at ten minutea to three on Friday from her late residence, Prince Street, toSt. Paul’s Church, thenee by train to Sherwood Cemetery }

At Point Prim on January 7th, the in- fant daughter of John J. and Catherine Murchison, aged 13 days.

At Portlend, Me., on the 9+» inst., Patience

daughter, and a kind and affectionate husband to mourn the logs of a loving mother and wife.

{Newfoundland papers please copy. }

AeaIn TO THE Front.—We are giad to see that Mr. J C Sprague has the manage- ment of Goff Bros. retail business and will be happy to meet his old customers

MONEY WANTED

———-BEFORE——

| Februal’, 1892,

For All Accounts Fur-

nished by Us,

I). A. BRUCE,

MERCHANT TAILOP,

140 Queen Street.

Charlottetown, Jan. 13, 1892—eod & wy

SKATING RINK.

Notice to Ticket Holders.

( WING to the mildness of the season it will be J impossible to open the Rink for some time. The irectors have consequently decided to return the money reeeived for, Tickets for this sengon. ‘Ticket holders are requested to present their Tickets where the same were bought aod have thair money refunded.

D, C. McLEOD,

jan8- 3 eod Secretary.

OLD LONDON Billiard Hall & Oyster House

18 STILL TO THE FRONT!

he of the best. Call and be convinced. FRESH OYSTERS re- ceived every day.

JOHN JOY. oct20-—tf .

Harry L. Heartz

wit take a limited number of Pupils on PIANO or ORGAN. For terms, etc, apply at MRS. C, V. Me. GREGOR'S, on Prince Street, Charlottetown, septi—end tf

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is the most popular and widelv-read Mal

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A COMPLETE NOVEL,

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Esch number con- tains short stories, sketches, pve The January (1892) number will! contain The Passing of Hajur Kilgore, By Young K. Allison. The February (1892) number will contain Rey the Beyalist, By William Westall, The March (i892) number will contain A ~oldier’s Secret, By Captain Charles King.

For sale by a!l Booksellers and Newsdealers.

, SACLE COPIES, 26 CTS. $3 PER YEAR,

Evangelist, to Bessie Lewis, daughter of

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Cutting Prices.

THE BAZAAR CO.

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20 Per Cent. Of

THE BALANCE OF THEIR

GIVING——

Shepherd, wife of Alfred Reid, in the 64th | yar of her age, leaving five sons and one,

| office.’

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Two Weeks

(BEFORE STCCK-TAKING),

BOOKS, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, INKS,

MUCILAGE, PICTURES (Framed or otherwise), MIRRORS (British Plate), PICTURE FRAMING done to order.

BAZAAR CO., Wholesale & R:tail Stationers,

CHARLOTTETOWN.

GZ A notice appears in Mr. Theo L. Chappelle's advertisement which (although not intentionally so) is nevertheless mis- leading. Gis statement that ‘‘the Bazar is closed for the present ” -has no reference to the Bazaar Company's Store, as some have been led to believe. You will always find us here, ready to give the Best Bar- gains in the City in Books, . Stationery and Fancy Goods. Wholessie orders attended to promptly, janll

HORSES WANTED.

\ ANTED to purchase immediately, fifteen good sharp drivers; also, some heavy team horses, Aply to

W. 8. McKIE, Ch’town, Jan. 12, 1892—dy tw wky li

VE ANURES! Q* ARRIVAL OF THE “EREMA” from Liverpool, G. B., the subscriber will have

for sale a quantity of FIRS’-CLASS ENGLISH MANUKES, consisting of

Sulphate of Ammonia (Zuarantced), 24 per cent. Ammonia.

Sulphate of Potash (guaranteed), from 90 to 95 per cent. Sulphate of Potash.

Superphosphate of Lime (guaranteed), 3) per cent. Soluble Phosphate.

Superphosphate of Lime (guaranteed), 26 per cent, Soluble Phosphate.

These Manures will be furnished in Ton Lots of 2240 lbs., in suitabe proportions for different soils and crops.

Purchasers wil) fiad it to their interest to order direct fr ‘m the ship at landing and save expense in storage, etc.

D). FERGUSON,

jani2

NOTICE.

ATOTICE is hereby uiven that the Annual a General Meeting of ths Shareholders of THE ExeMtInee Pablshing Comouy will bs held at the offf:+ of Cus “\iauive: newspaper on WEDNE-DAY. tite 27.n isiaacy, inat,, at the hour ef 8 o’cluck in Lhe evening.

W..A. F. SCOTT,

reoretary.

CAB CLEAN DAi WHEAT,

At .the Roller

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Mills.

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housework, Brighton

\ ANTED.--A girl for general R janh4

Apply to Mra, W. H. Srewanr,

oad.

\ ANTED.— good experienced laundress 10 take charge of a family wash:ig once a

week at afentleman’s residence. Apply at this

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QP 'TER KNIVES, Tinsmiths’ Shears, C} Visner Knives, Paper Knives, etc., nd at Kergington Tannery. Satisfaction given.— E. B..Love & Son. 3i. pd—jan9

+ cel, CARRIAGE HORSE will be lem for some A months to amy res ie person who will treat it well. Address applications to Post Office Box 676. japn®

ANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A servant for general housework in a small family where ieee: sno washing, Apply at this office. jan

ANTED.—At Montague, a good barber. A good piace fara goodman. Apply to J. J. VU ACDON ALD, dec2s

ena purse of money. The owner can have same on epplication at THe EX4MINER office aud payment for this advertisement,

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"FO REN'T,—A leone three-story building as

Warehouse and Offices, situate on the south ide of Water Street, aad lately occupied by Mr. f B. Riley as & Tobacco Faotory. For particu- ars apply to Peake Bros. & Co. 60d—dec22,

| O LET.—The Brick House and Shop on Prince Street known as the Costello property. Ap-

ly to Dsvies & Haszard, or the owner, JOHN

\YLWARD, Southport. jant

GENTS WANTED.—" Life of tion. Charles S. Parnell.” by Robert Mc Wade, assisted by ‘sinell’s Mother, wh» receives a royaliy, has xeen in course of preparation for some years. ‘illions want tne Biography of this great Pric: $1.25; 40) pages; 100 engrav- inga; outfit 36 ceais; big terms; act ae fas PUBLISHING Howse, 8t. John, N, B, ech

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MANTLES AND FURS

Cheap This Month

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STANLEY BROS.

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Charlottetown, January 2, 1892—-eod & wky

meke PROWSE BROS. hippy, mik: many poor of the city myself, and will tell my friends and they will be happy.”

is money thrown away.

will hunt for Barguins tor you; thing we will do it, even if it cost a Thousand Dollars to do 1t.

tarting the Year Right!

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