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a amet Willi | be leunched at cent | eS this altel . gcleck wee pre? - Halifax P?l 3 f yesteraay moth- a a fet! j ; re in the mail last evening, jate MTENS 7 os any a a
ived.— One Kez goose
jast Reece ¥. 2. Dawson.
i prant shel Lodge holds
170 i - ~ ast?
. ning t eeagion & a ehing. cl. © e sr ( re Nev t vic S opened ° OLOR - 5 . : * Stanley B pe ti eod giles” : o- Tur rh steamer > Lawrence RST - : »* * fet eT Pictou about 12.30 o'clock » here ‘OF *° _ Jey: - -
eepe) Captain Alexander Sense yas the thanks of THE KXAMINER Ss eron . ate English papers
- in guns this month at
pargains §” | wt patseli s- 7 e -
, The ad ed reguiat monthly - gehe City 4 in 1] wiil be beld this
sing of the meedl's ; ening, at 8 o'clock. iV dneatas ey Das
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mee Cory CLERK adverticcs 10 todays * for @ civil engineer t take charge of wgue 107
works of the city; a'so,
ity pu: poses,
bs sh rae gtreess apd pacex : OF 14.000 feet of plank for « * —_ iw
hu Pant Noric! super i ysem K eulkey, sigammied by * Prog, Boston. Weighs re ty pounds Will be so'd at R. = Fiiday morning, at 1) + sneaks 100M, rilday morniby, a pear’ oas . luk. 21 vd -
Te have opened to-day a maguificent line
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j Bogli-h clocha, embracing the latest nov el- i in guitin trowsering aud overcoating
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wv. are prepared to suit « verybody,—-J hp wef e:
yi-Leod & Ce. apl4 ol geop Work.—The Moncton Times says:
Mr J. C. smith, of Weldford, Kent Co, oa doors in 15 heurs
hang and locked 1 new Y. M. U. A.
Donald at the last week.
fitted, for Re poids 1g e pyspepticure Is not scare: ¢ first relieves, then controls, and alu cy » mas . y . : faeily eatirely subdues the irritation and in- dmmation of the stomach that causes indi- sation and dyspepsia. : -
t a palliative, but
eur Syow.— It is said that at Heatherton, on the 1. CO. R., near Antigonish, the snow is chyat 18 inches deep at Canso. Drifts of mow vive feet in depth were encountere d by tains in the vicinity of Antigonish on ‘] ues- day.
Luues ts Arnit.—We are in receipt of a beautiful lily, peeked in the lily field of W. I, James, Eeq., Bermuda, on the 3rd Af ri, inet. A bunch of the same can be seen ia the show wiedow of Haszird & Moore
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o Masoxic. —A special convocation of Alex onder R. A. Chapte! Ne. 1. &. B.S... Wee be held at Masomie Hall this Wednesday eveuing, 15th inst., at Sp. m., for the instal- lation of officers andother important Lusiness.
Visiting Comp. kindly we'comed ~*~ Bern Bues. second «how day is another greet wecess The attendance is large, and, wn the opening day, everyoue is clelighted with the beautiful novelties <hown. Owing to late arrivals of goods from Beriin and Paris, thefirm purpore making another exhibition next week of which due notice will be given. oo 4x Omission Surpurep.—In our notice of the work done upon the different steamers difiag the winter we inadvertantly omitted werring to the steam tugs of the Messrs. Patt. These boats have all been painted and cleansed and put in thorough order for the season's work. a To Lapy Reapers.—We invite your at- tention to our line of spring and summer suits suitable for boys and youths, which meludes the choicest offerings of foreign and domestic markets for the season of 1891. Our prices are not equalled else- where. —James Paton & Co. inne CANADIAN Views,—The issue of ‘‘ @award and Upward,” just received at the Diamond
Rookatore, contains illustrations of ‘*An Atlantic Liner,” the “Sardinian,” “Among Icelerga,” “The Parisian Dropping Down the Mersey,” “Miss Rye’s Poems,” ‘* Within Sight of the City of Quebec,” etc. It is Swtually a Canadian number 4 eam
Beovent Home For Bertat.-—-The remains
of the late D. Stavert arrived last evening, and were met at the depot by a deputation of Oidiellows The body was conveyed to his lather's residence, Summerside, hy this morning's train, and will be interred under we auspices of Prince Edward Lodge, I. O. U. F., to-morrow afternoon . For Nova Scotia.—George O’Brien, of accan, N. 8., has purchased at the Kellogg tale at New York, the nine year old stallion Sauay Clime” 3951 for $3 600; also a filly this horse. Sunny (lime is said to be worth from $12,000 to $15.000, Mr. O'Brien eared great enterprise in purchasio we aluable stallion, and his efforts to improve stock are to be highly commended. a -getas Dances —~Next week the noble : oe from Lenuox Island will make the . a resound with their war-whuops. The raves will give an entertainment in the ary a war daucing and treaty danc- os t we war dance are be per- ae om he Manager tells us that the af- . will be “thoroughbred Injun.” The omg ge in regular Indian cos- oe er particulars will appear in
Tray a. Montreal qeastic Hoxsk Trave.—Says the trate. Att itness; The prospects for the as horse trade for the coming Sie eras gre ee, et nenry, datz Snited Sens cone srom ¢ snada into the merican ta Ul be the means of leading Mrchase ox tyers who come into Canada to ae o —— h wes to ship them a a An app ic ation has already ~ a, Of Spice for sixty coach horses,
Which wi ll be e iri 4 exported during the early
i = ~~. = Bistey Team —Lieut -Col. Bacon, een? (f the D R.A., has written to the ete - “ oie _ the grand aggregate of Will aces “~ ~ September, asking if they ist is a e aces in the Bisleyteam The Jape Malis llows : Pte. Hutchison 43rd ; Mitchel) gn D FB 5 Staff-Sergt. CH rer os Capt, McMicking, 44 h; Staff- itchel ug, ist B F A.; Staff-Sergt. Thomas el, 10h; Sergt. Hall, 79th; Sergt.
Kin: 45; Pie. Ellie, G.G.F.G; Pte. wry Sth Kk S.; Lient. A. Wilsor, tor, eermggen () i) R : Sergt Wa .
MeAvity, 62nd; Staff.
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GRAPHIC NEWS. | Srecr al. ee =o Tak EXAMINER, ;
Labor Troubles in England, Rioting at Bradford.
Lonpon, April 16.
Lister & Co., prominent mill owners, of Bradford, have positively refused to refer tie matters in dispute between them and their employes to arbitration, claiming that they have a right to conduct their own business in their own wry without outside dictation. Lioting was renewed last even- ing, aud at least 20,000 persona were in- volved inthe melee, The street Jampa were extinguished by the rioters. The military police and special constables charg- ed and dispersed the mob. Many persons were injured,
NEWFOUNDLAND. PASTAGE OF THE MODUS VIVENDI.
Lonpon, April 15.
In the House of Lords yesterday Lord Koutsford, Secretary of State for the Col- onial Department, announced that the bill in regard to the modus vivendi in New- founcland would come up for a second reading on Monday next,—adding that the views of the delegates from Newfoundland, now in this city, will be heard at the bar of the House of Lords if they so desired.
Liberal Leadership in the Lords.
Lonpon, April 15.
At a meeting of members of the House of Lords who comprise the Liberal party in that body, held yesterday, the Earl of Kimberly was chosen to succeed pro tem Karl Granville as Liberal leader in the House of Lords, Karl of Kimberly will be assisted in the leadership by Earl Spencer and Earl of Rosebury,
Canadian Mails. Lonpox, April 15.
Post Office authorities announce that the contract with the Allan Steamship Com- pany for carrying the Canadian Mails has expired. Henceforth the Canadian mails will go to New York via, Cueenstown instead via. Londonderry.
@peration of the McKinley Tariff.
Lonpon, April 15. The Welsh tinplaters will close their works for one month from July Ist, being forced to restrict their output in con- sequence of the new American tariff laws.
St. Johan Mayoralty.
Sr. Jonn, April 15. T. W. Pcters was elected Mayor of this city to-day—cefeating the present incum-’ bent by 1,356 votes, .
Weather Bulletin.
Toronto, April 15.—10 a. m.
Fair to cloudy weather, some rain by night with easterly winds.
Nature requires aid in correcting irregula- rities at this season, and for both men and women no other remedy eqasls Dr. Williams’ Pink Piils as a spring blood tonic. They supply all the constituents necessary to enrich the blood and build up the system. Sold by all dealers, or sent post paid on receipt of piice—502 per box, or five boxes for $2 —by addressing Dr. Williams Med. Co., Brockville,
Ont. aplolw DIED. Entered into rest, in this city, April 13tb, 1891. Catherine Normore, aged 88 years,
relict ef the late Henry Stamper.
{Funeral cn Thursday at 2.45, to the First Methodist Church, where service will be held at 3 o'clock, thence by train at 3.45 to Sher- wood. }
Suddenly, at Auburn, Me., Apri] 7th, Thes, ‘D. Mayo, aged 78 years, a native of Augusta, Me.
At the home of his parents, Victoria Cross, King’s Comet on the 5th of April, John Campbell, eldest son of James Campbell, Esq., aged 12 years. Three little brothers and three sisters of the deceased are left with the sorrowing parents. May the hearts of all be drawn to the fountain of all consolation and comfort, knowing that our Heavenly Father doeth all things well.
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Local Notices. Eggs only 12 cents a dozen at R. K. Bracee, apl2 3i Such Value.—Nowhere ia town can such good value in men’s and boys’s felt hats be had as at J. B. Macdonald's. apll dw Ladies’ trimmed hats and bonnets, ready trimmed or trimmed to order, at J. B, Mac- donald’s. apll dw Every boy in town, in want of a new suit, for the best assortment and cheapest prices should go direct to J. B. Macdonald's. apll dw Special bargains this evening, in women and children’s boots, at the Dominion Boot & Shoe “tore. apll dw Call and see some very fine {furniture we have for our auction on Friday next at two o'clock. One valuable piano and complete outfit of household goods.—E. H. Norton & Co., suctioneere. -_--—_—-_-——- © Exoixeens will meet for drill to-night.
—_——~»>--—— Tux Goiimare is expected here frems
Orwell shortly.
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time this morning. _—_—< }--
A Fout Meertne of St. George's L. O. Ledge, No. li7L, is requested to-morrow | night for initiation service. Ali visiting meinbers welcome.
WANTED TO PURCHASE
For Spot Cash!
6) PAIRS of Heavy Draft Horses, weight de =1400 to 1600 lbs, each. ™ 2 pairs of Light Draft Horses, weight 1200, lbs. each.
2 pairs good lookers and drivers, weight 1000 lbs, each.
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minutes, weight from 1000 to 1100 lbs.
These horses must be sound and good to)
haul and drive, and must be from 4 to 6, or | not older than 7 years,
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5O or 75 Sows, in pig or with litter.
530 or 75 Young Pigs, from 1 to 3 montha. Will be at the Market Square on 2lst and 24th, or at P. 8. Brown’s from 20th to 25th.
HEBER HARTLEN, Colonial Maiket, Halifax.
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Wanted Immediately,
TAORTY GOOD WORK HORSES, weigh- ' ing abut 1200 ibs. each, age from 5 to 10 years. Also, seme good sharp drivers.
1 will be in Charlottetown till Tuesday | afternoon, the l4th instant; then at Car- digan on the 15th and Mth; Charlottetown , ou Friday, the 17th; Summerside on Satur- day. Apply to >
W. 8. McKIE,
apl0O—wy li dy 5i Charlottetowr. Sealer Wanted.
A GOOD SEALER, who is capable of tak-
ing charge of w sinal) Lobster Factory, to whom good wages will be paid. Apply imme- diately,
LONGWORTH & CO., Water Street.
Ch’town, April 10, 1891—3i (f m w)
W. &. TURNER,
Queen Street, Charlottetown.
TRYON CLOTH DEPOT.
. and see our new patterns in Cloth Positively the best that have ever been ! turned out in Domestic Tweeds, WOOL taken in exchange fer Cloth. CARDING done on short notice. W. ©, TURNER, Agent Tryon Woolen Mills
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WANTED.—An honest and industrioys lad for work in Watson’s Drug Store. Must bring recommendation, aplo eo - WANTED.--A position as Book-keeper, by a young man who has had two years’ ex- = tegen as book keeper in a wholesale firm. firat-class references. Apply at this office. apl5—6i eod ‘pd
To LET.—A House et the head of Cumberland “treet, containing sever rooms. Apply on the premises to WILT 1AM SMITH, lw—apld 4
™ LET,—A House containing eight rooms and Shop. Will be rented either with or without the Shop. Isin a convenient part of the city and has sood accommodations. Outbuilding attached. Rent reasonable. Apply at this office,
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T° LET.—A comfort*:ble Cottage of six rooms on Cross Street, near the Esdale Foundry. Has a large garden attached. Water in the house. Apply to EpWaRD RovcH#e, at the Provin- ciai Library. 2i—apl4
T° LET —That commodious and well situated Shop, corner of Kent and Queen Streets. Immediate possession. Apply to Murs. C. H. HARVEY, on the premises. 2i (tu sat) pd—apl4
Gon ACCOMMODATION FOR BOARD-
ERS.—Pleasant rooms, reasonable rates. Apply to Mrs. C. H, HARVEY, corner Queen and Kent Streets. Zi (cu sat} pd—apl4
eee oe T. Winans has removed his Training and Boarding Scubles to Sidney
Street, pear Queen. Stables and House recently
built by the late Thomas Burris, Stalls and
Coach House first-class For particulars apply
at office on Sidney Street.—1. T. WINANS. apll—dy 2m
y 7 ANTED.--By 22nd April, a servant for gen-
eral housewerk. o washing. G. re- ferences required. Apply to Mes. F. P, Car- VELL between the hours of 2 and 4 p. m, apll
LET.—An eight-room Cottage. with Stable
and Coach House, situated on Pleasant Street. Is fitted up with water. Apply to Joun KELLY. apll
UND.—On St. Patrick’s Day, on the ice be-
tween Charlottetown and the Asylum, 4 Valise containing some small ariicles. Owner can have the.same by proving property and pa ing for this advertisement. Apply to JAMES Doguertry. Cornwall. tf—apll
UND.—This morning, on Sidney Street, two
Keys, one attached aad the other not. The owner can have the same by applying to the undersigned.—CHARLES LEIGH, JR, apld
OST.—Two Keys, in front of the Cameron L Block. The finder will oblige by leaving same at EXAMINER Office. 3i pd—apl0d
R SALE.—A light Sloven, ia order. F° hk be sold cheap. Apply at ae ap]
was TED —& Male Clerk for a Country Store. Muat have at least two years’ experience in gelling goods, write a xood hand, and furnish good renees. Apply by letter to “8S, A. B., Montague, stating salary expected and where last employed. apie
\ ANTED.—A situation in a store, by a young man aged 1, Applicant has had some ex-
perience in book-keeping. Good references, etc.
Address * B. D. G..” EXAMINER Office.
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ANTED.~A Cook and Housemaid on the W 16th of April. No washing. Apply at this office, tf—aps
T° LET.—The House a* present occupied by W. W. Stanley, Kent Srmet. Possession Knquire of Tha Essory. owner,
ven ist May. ai eod—apl
or W, W. Stanley.
LET.—The Dwelling House and Stable on
Hillsborough Street, lately occupied by Mr, George Carter, and adjoining the residence of Mr. Lemuel Poole. Immediate possession Ap- ply to GEOR3E ALLEY. gtt tf—mch3l
Dwelling pleasan!ly short dis- Rent low, tf—ap7
T° LET.—The Double Tenement known a3 the ‘ Franklin House, ’ situated just outside ihe city limits, @ tance from the head of Queen Street.
—W. W. WELLUNER.
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Goop Quality means low price in children’s clothing. Soif you want & combination of good quality, nobby atyle and low price, as wel as the largest variety, go to Prowse Bros, apl4 3i
R SALE.—A good Horse, three years old, by . d and kind; warranted to F” iar icoae Owner h+s no use for him.
dra’ a ton toa cart, y & wy tt—mch3l
Apoly at this office.
ing the residence of Henry Aiken, Esq., with seven rooms, kitchen, barn and outhouses. Possession ist May. nquire oa the premises, or to R. K. Jost, north side of Queen Square,
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NTEw TO RENT,—In the southern part of was town, a Dwelling House 0 about four- teen rooms, Apply at THE EXAMINER offico.
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WEDNESDAY,
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We earne ention to our magnificent stock of New and Stylish Selec- tions for the Spring and Summer Months. We have made if a fixed fact that there will be no better goods offered you anywhere, jsimply because we have in OUR NEW STOCh the best goods made.
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND ec}
OUSE TO LET.—On Euston Street, #dioin-;
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It would he hard to imagine the needs of a Man, Boy or Child that could not find what they wanted in our great variety of New Suits, as we can give any size, color, fit or style that is made in Canada for as
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low a price as any honest man can sell an honest
article When you need a Nobby Suit for yours If or boy, don’t forget the “ Wonderful Cheap Men,” as it will pay you to buy from them every time.
PROWSE BROTHER®,
The Wonderful Cheap Men. J. B. MACDONALD
Has just opened 5 Cases Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing, Boys’ Suits, with long pants; Boys’ Suits, with short pants; Youths’ Suits, all sizes; Children’s Suits, all sizes, Good patterns, well
made and prices low. J. B. MACDONALD.
Charlottetown, April 1, 1891—eod & wky
AND SHOE STORE.
Now Arriving !
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DOMINION BOOT New stock
You can always depend on getting the Best Bargains in Boots, Soves and Slippers, at the Dominion Boot and Shoe Store, west side of Queen Street.
Charlottetown, March 30, 1891—dy & wky
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Property Sale. AUCTION.
FURNITURE, PIAv0, BG, AT OUR AUCTION ROOK,
On Friday, April 17,
AT TWO O'CLOCK.
We* are instructed by His Lordship Bishop | Furniture, Stoves, ete
McIntyre to offer for positive sale on WEDNESDAY, April 22nd, at 12 o'clock, BY AUCTION :— :
The valuable property at the head of the Steam Navigation Company’s Wharf, aud on Water Street, opposite the Hotel Davies.
This property has been divided into Lots, as shown on plan, and is now specially desir- able either for business purposes or private residences.
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SALES ROOM, on FRIDAY, 17th day of April, at 11 o'clock, a. m. :—
Parlor, Dining Room, Hall, Bedroom and LARGE COLLECTION OF FURNI- Kitchen Furniture, Feather Beds and Pillows, | ¢ TURE, including Bedroom and Draw- Stoves, etc, ing Room Suites, Drawing Room Furniture, Mirrors, Pictures, etc.
Also—Oue valuable
R. BEAIRSTO,
‘“*Newcombe” Piano,
E. H. NORTON & CO., eplt Auctioneer. ilmost new, the property of the late Mrs. ap9—dy tl sle Auctioneers. a ce ; —— - oes ~pgeeams, very P ne; i real goo eatner bed, A NEW HAND-BOCK Also—One of our new Jewel Ranges, lot of ae Kitchen Farniture, etc, Sale positive.
E. H. NORTON & CO., ap? —eod tl sle Auctioneers.
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
"FRUIT GROWING
In ali ita branches
NOTICE THIS!
S the subscribers interd to make an al- teration in their business, they wish to
adapted to the wants of the Maritime Pro vinces, ready by the l5thinst. Mailed op
inform their customers that they r — all | receipt of price, 40 cents ; three for $1.00. ‘unpaid accounts to the 3lst of December las Choice § ee ae a ait tlie : ‘ Stock of Home-Grown Fruit an to be paid on or before the 3lst of May next ; ee as s : , LE EK . a ae : y Ornamental ‘Trees, Small Fruits, Roses MAVS POs 56.5 ver —- Seren
and all amounts remaining unpaid after that
Shrubs, etc will give a prize of Five (0 ‘ars for the best trio
date will be placed in the hands of their Attorney for collection without distinction of
persons. A. HERMANS & SON. apo—dy 61
hatched from Eggs bought from me aud exhibit-
d at the ‘ har.ottetown Exhibition next fall.
llorders f-r £gvs must be addressed to Box 181. L. A. HASZARD,
NOVA SCOTIA NURSERY, Church St. Cornwallis, N. 8.
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