4 Foal and Otte? Items.

ad she t gee \ aleou (sth and 8 aa

} Lane e iead urnishings | gente f ot & ont epee 8 e i a - , i> » aioe BE OF « es Paton & : q from © : nors’ reever® 026 Si Cos = . + ¥ half suell or

2 yyvaters. gyeaond Bay ™ ; Vatcher §

at gewss . me aton W 4 ~ \ ba rain at James a I o's. 4 big . fos 21.75 026 33 ; -arcoal iv4s © . y's overt , P. K. L.- Only good

eo . t ae THE Prot LE 4 - from 4 t

} 8 > 12 years, rol SO cts fe for poys + opel 28

+ Prowse Bros, the Won

, &l_a uyen'y overcoats °° oct27 4i - 1 Cheap Men. = Up.—The steamer William = arrived wr” ‘Bay yesterday, with a cargo ol gom Glace DST +6 ‘Millan + tap Captain cane: wal for VAP o who feel “run down” and ‘“‘out of pS ’ . rarwor Mes hether from mental worry, overwol k, “™ . v? + eo , wits, ¥ o¢ indiscretions, w'" ta Spon ea 0 . » mae >*} ‘ le Pes reesse y» Williams Pink Pills 4.. dealers, re Dr. lw -—

MERTING.- _ are reminced

ty be held this evening.

Aysval

) } ‘yy a let nk Ut ay sgating R ;

5 ggal meeting * — | 3 yOTHER RecorpD BROKEN. al At a : ‘2 e (at., on M mday, Lulu = bea ne | a _ halt mile ye srling record of 1.374, q vag the distance in 1.04.

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y cyorTHAND Crass.—Mr. _ isenham will | , Pee shorthand at once. Ap- = oe im without de} ay at his residence, 4 Soy St , near —— St. o28 4i

2 No Extaa CHARGE for large s Zee. Real a mod reefers fF peys from 4 1 t= yt ars of Men's overcoats ony Sl, at

‘a ° *. “Asante ag pst for 5 ents.

ge, i" ee ie leon Deguse Brod, the Wonderful Cheap Men.

- oo oct27 mn nel

By postroxep Sate of apoles palf-past ted o'clock

SE igreis will be offered. All choice graven- os ie u—E. H, Norton & Co. ome WHen you ask for N sal Balm lo not per- es iver dealer to give you some “just as 3 . J’ substitute. It is the or y remecy yet By jiscovered that will thoroughly cure cat ‘rrh. lw

Ns Sold by all dealers. ‘ — -_ — Tae Coma.—The steamer Coila, Capt Macdonald, arrived from Has naa yester day with Hity tons of sugar as 0 ot Aan. The nasgage Was made in nine anc a Dall days-- rery good, considering the bad weather. . -

Aprer ALL the crockery and glassware sold

SS ce pwt sammer, we believe we yet have a a piece for every man, woman and child on the me isang. We want everyone to call and be SM coavinced—W. P. Colwill. 4w dw—oct3 cian Acwance to get standard and well bred Ba horses at your own price—at A. Doyle’s gables, on Friday next—at 2 p.m. They sili be sold without reserve, as the owner is laving the Island. wed & thur Se Hyuy Booxs —A few copies of the new Church Hymna! for St. Paul's Church can

beobtained at R. R, Fitzgerald’s office withi, the next ten days at cost price Yhose remaining on his hands after that

time will be returned to the publishers. -_ oo

Foorsatt.—The members of the Cres- cent Football Club are particularly request- ed to meet at the club house, Victoria Park, this (Wednesday) evening at 7 o'clock, sharp. Business of importance.— J. Rundle, Capt. 026 2i

iianeiiline _ Pouce Court.—This morning, a man was toed $1 62and costs for a breach of the lotd’s Day Act; an abusive language case vas dismissed, the complainant declining to proseente; and an asaanit and battery case was adjoured until to-morrow. A young lad Charged with firing catapnits on the street aad breaking windows was fined $5 or 20 days, the Nae to stand over during good behavivur. This case was prosecuted by the Marshal whois determined to put a stop to the cata-

pul nuisance,

. ae 4 \RAH Bexsnarpt, while out riding in diweapolis, mt several young ladies on a back bo arda returning from a luncheon, and oy “hunfistened a rose that was 4 <ovenir of Gy “occasion and threw it at her. A’ the per- me ‘ance that evening Sarah's corsage bouquet aa avery nice compliment ater ot ane was in a cheerful disros- i ing Campbell's Quinine Wine.

oct20tf Aetathiecenee

Tue ‘Cyetz.—The big six days bicycle

Tork at Madison Square Girden, New ik, closed on Saturday night. Martin

= al 14643 4-19 miles. Six of the ore finishe | the race, and by ae 300 inile= shared in the gate re- = Iteis said will amount to 3 persons j There were about six thousand % ene inthe Garden at the close. _ The a i: Mane the closing hours waa inspir- "fag — of course the hero of the piuek &. Many threw bank notes at y rider, while floral tributes were “oy and beautiful. Evary age sat havo i nina in kom iid their o. ' and white. Vomen who puible with atic washing found this im: & "hich burned = on wretched chemicals nd worked h and _puckered the hands, "8 until +) —s with the clothes. That And then ae heard of Lessive Phenix. . lsppinesg era dawned of comfort and hs =a re thenix is @ name to tis ig not . “ody for washing anything. te ddethes emical powder. It makes tighter: and water, and colored clothes td brighten 't will cleanse and polish, then, ‘Ask everything in parlor and kit- your grocer, Chtepoxtay Cus ng PE

Isuanp.—At “thuxl meeting of this N

Meld at the ¢ National Society Mth i ate Club Rooms, Queen Street, on the '!G8fant, the follow; ’ ted for th © lollowing officers were elec- ie Sig year 4 toted, . Senator A, A. Macdonald, (re- j President —

Fj at—Jas. D. Irvin , (re-elected. ina President—J ‘Soae al 1 teen ice-Piesident —C, Webster. Viusneial So; W. Morrison, (re-elected ) Recording ey —J- McPhee.

'ng Sacretary—J. A. McLaren.

Cory

8@R0nding San, oe i

ber pee Secretary—J, N. Robinson. Vitectorg ‘A Fergus nh

oie a _ 2 : ° . in

K R. Beaton, Souris : Neil Mce

“vie : : Neil, Opammerside ; R. J. Campbell, ‘A. Me- ky ds» p ottetown ; H. C. MeMilian, Wood Millan, ’y, 0" A: Macdonald, Capt. R. Mac Macdong) sy 8", Charlottetown ; A. C.

Committ’ M. P. Montagne.

4] Greene Were also appointed to make the Md fog aan for Saint Andrew's Dinner Duo of ont Seottish entertainment in

M8 anniversary, next January.

fo-morrow aft

Trade let of 5 te 20}

Shareholders of the } of the an- |

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SPECIAL DRSPATCHES To Tur

EXAMINER.

LUehee'§ Disara ANOTHER REVELATION

A Niee Attorney-General.

| QUEBEC, Oct, 28, Yesterday was another sensational da hetore the Royal Commission, and seathcs munisterial hat has dropped into the Necker,

Pacaud admitted that a third ; | | thi note of $20, 0( | endorsed by P. Vallier had been i nett } and that the same had been taker

D existence, » In charg Attorney-General Robidoux, a attempted to get it discounted at various places in Montreal. The note was also accompanied by a letter from Mr. Webb of the Union Bank,

of by

not unexpected,

As soon as the affair come out, Mercier left court and called a Cabinet meeting t5 discusa the situation, At first it was supposed that Langelier and Rebideux would resign, but it

believed that Mercier insists that all shall go down together.

GHAPLEAU'S RESIGNATION

Said to be in the Premier's Hands.

Chapleau Reticent—Abbott Commitial,

YT on-

Ortawa, Oct. 28,

has placed his resignation as Secretary of State in the Premier’s hands. '

Mr. Chapleau, in an interview to-day, positively stated that he considered himself entitled to more consideration than he hed received, both on his own account and on behalf of his province. He stated that he was going to Montreal tu-night to consult

Un setting forth the use for | which it was applied. Tuis kills Robidoux, | and it may be said that the revelation was

There is a rumor abroad, which s | thought to be ofticisl, and seems well authenticated, that Hon. Mr. Chapleau

THE DAILY EXAMINER. me

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know - n E104

Son at barges yesterday challenged

i scammer” . ch, Russian consul, to mortal

| , ¢ fF, : : :

a co aon arose from troubles in

l “S1IAn-Greek church in @

jcipe tea church in San Fran- S cnallenge De Russell says : Case 4 single dror ;

| your Polish gentry a rv * the blood of ethers ancestors still rung in Tee you know what you have to do at your service any ‘ti ith or y time with any , Weapons you suggest,” : Dusim, Oct. 26 —T | f . ; | ected Capt. Sarsfield t Mg in Parnell’s old at | terest, Aiderma

| **In

he Tories have sel- ae the fight- ronghold in their in- an Scott having resi i

| ate favor. This action, however, orae

| Meet with the unani animo apr . Conservative leaders. ay Ft perl ia

WInnipra, Oct. 26.—Two children of

| date ran of Bictle, while alone in } ouse | <unpowder, which the ound a package of

plosion set fire Rs the y ignited. The ex-

dren perished in the deanés. oe eras

Lonnon, Oct. asthe result of storms, continue damage.

en ; “0.—Floods in England, two weeks of successive — oy do a great amount of 1aM°S river has overflow- = its banks to the extent of a mile in ce Places. At Windsor boats are being a to convey peop'e from place to place ca ae Oct. 27.—Michael Davitt has : ned to contest the seat for North Kil enny. He has decided he can be more

useful ontside of parliament till the gen- eral elections cccur. .

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, Oct. 28.—10 a. m.

Strong winds and mod . wderate al by clearing and cooler weather, “easiness

j , r +$<-6-2 HE ENGINEERS will me : : Oe he GINEERS will meet for drill to-night. | 4 large artendance is requested, as the in i” . ' : in- $pection will be shor ly held, ' ‘s en ee | Vue Mayrtowrr —the steamer Mayflower Arrived from Pugwash yesterd> $ co oe Z yesterdsy afternoon. ne smiled On return this morning at ten iecioeck She*nad a general cargo and several passengers both wavs, ——®}-_-_—. ARBsconDED. — Alexander Grant, on ex , ; : : ters've contractor and bvil ler disappeared from Ottawa a few days eg» He was j | financial difficulti it is beli a i sie Meulties, and it is believed he has fled to the United States.

ne

Diep or Sate Pox. —Philome Hachey the second person attacked by small pox at Dalhousie, died on Sunday night. There have been four cases of small ‘pox at Dalhousie so far, all from one house.

his friends and would be guided by their advice, The Premier, on being asked! about the matter, declined to make any | statement. i

prialincenilieiiiieh

ci oe shipping Disasters

t

A Vessel Founders With all on Board.

ee ee

Boston, Oct. 28.

Capt. Chute, of the sehr. Serephine, ar- rived yesterday from Bear River, N. 8. He reports that he experienced very rough weather. Last Saturday at 430, p. m., when 35 miles south from Matini- cus, he saw a four-masted schooner foun- der with all hands. On reaching the point where the vessel was seen to founder no sign of her was visible, nor was there any wreckage of any description found in the vicinity. Capt. Chute says she was appar- ently about 800 tons register, painted black, had bright mastheads. He could give no further description.

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DISASTER AT SEA.

LARGE STEAMER SUNK.

BERLIN, Oct. 28.

FIRE INSURANCE. The inenidnentinn paiiiiiiais Co. of Manchester, Eng.

The Western Assurance Co. of Forento, Ontario. Risks taken on all descriptions of property. A share of your patronage solicited. HORACE HASZARD, General Agent tor P, E Island, Ch’town, Oct. 26, 1891—Im eod

MARINE INSURANCE,

HE. WESTERN MARINE ASSUR-

ANCE CO. _ Sterling and Domestic

Certificates issued and rates fixed without reference to Head Office,

HORACE HASZARD, Agent, P. E. Island.

Ch’town, Oct. 26, 1891—2 eod

STORE TO LET,

South Side of Queen Square.

~~ Store at present oceupied by C, E. Robertson, Esq. Possession given Ist January, 1892. Apply to

HORACE HASZARD. oct23 — 3i eo

“MONEY TO LOAN,

ARTIES desiring to borrow money on P either City or Farm Prope-ty, in sums

large steamer was seen to founeer off ever since, but the name of the vessel has not been learned,

Anti-Foreign Movement in China.

The Government Powerless.

New Yorks, Oct. 28. A despatch from Shanghai says that the anti-foreign movements continue in ——_ province. The Government 1s apparently unable to prevent the spreading of the up rising.

HIS FATHER'S SON. A LUCKY YOUNGSTER

—_——e* Lonpon, Oct. 28. > 7 »)* . c Frederick Smith, aged $2, (Goaservetiee)

son of late Hon Wm Henry Smith, . cs day elected member of Parliament t __ Strand Division of this city, 1» succes to his father.

ean es * General Telegraphic News.

+t. 26.—The terrible storms that have prevailed for — age oie i stin: T rincips po signs of abating. =e p al iy throughout the entire country 1 rising steadily and rapidly. Lonpon, Oct. 26 -—Two qntieerecin™ named Clarke aad Kennedy, aes tion against the nee of ee a x ibution League to recover contri - oa were devoted to perpen Ser = to those for which they — ee recorder of Galway gave JU im ee plaintiff with costs. The case na considerable sensation. New York, Oct. 26.—A San Francisco

Maprip, UV

r. Nicholas Russel, a well-

I despatch says D

During a severe storm last Sunday a,

Bremen. Wreckage has been coming ashore |

of from TWO tu THREE HUNDRED DOL- LARS, can obtain the same on the most | reasonabletermns and at a l»w rate of interes

by lyin to y applying JAMES H. REDDIN,

90+? —8m Solicitor, Cameron Block.

PLAY BALL

—~ AND TAKE IN——

THE SILVER OAR,

: "7 batt Opposite the Raiway Station,

- » > ee ae ‘i ‘ S

\YSTERS of the best; PILLLARI >

O PODL and BOW LING ALLEYS just built, Lverything accordiag to regulation.

JOHN JCY.

oct 20—tl

WANTS, LOST, FOUND ue

, i sral honsework, rANTED.—A girl for genera wor W * eet wages. Apply to MRs. — Brighton.

2nd, a dark brown

———— - | @PRAYED.—On October Le” Aueodb S (spotted white) long-horned eee in.

| : ‘ : an honts will please | knowing net en ts Fennell’s Hardware Store

tion ati ) ’ ‘ Soe the subscriber.- “J. D,. SEAMAN.

i ect23—“y 2i (law) wky 7

| TANT. :D.—A . : weir 8 this office. we ED.—A ¢ivl. Apply at BOO. a

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Ke r hich the owner i INDP.—A sum of money, W 16 ae ome by applying to ro Sa | Painter, and paying for this advertiser i oct27—Si eS yr iseiet TTED.— 7 ab 16 years of age, as 21).- A boy abont g Win a general store ; one whe i = some experience. Apply to PEas& oct27 ed = RR LE. se, 4 years Old, ! w.—A draught horse. y rs ey ea perfectly sound wa eo i Apply at this otlice. ai 2 Ce eel ri yvout Lith of mpep.—A general servant, # f se Re , References Tet quires... apply to Mrs GRant, Upper Prince Street. ~ Ss. Ae , aleene LE a y ’s Auction Room, & i at BK. Needhata 5 ; : I oe ae (Base Burner) in pe rfect order

| ect2i—tf

! ata bargain.

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Sa \ peget oe ne

ee

Se et i tc

WEDNESDA

nonin nenineemngnin-ei

Our Fall and Winter buying has been done with

a view of offering you the Best Qualities at the ESest Figures.

QUR STOCK IS LARGE! OUR GOODS NEW! OUR PRICES LOW!

The BEST is our BID for your business. The Latest in Style, the Finest in Quality and the Utmost m Variety have been combined by us in our eflort

for trade. YN’S BLOCK.

STANLEY BROS., BRO Cees, Ovivhet 23, cies aby ree : as ! a (x)

FALL IMPORTATIONS COMPLETE ! STOCK FIRST-CLASS, AS USUAL! VALUE NOT EXCELLED BY ANY!

When Looking for Dry Goods do not Fail to See Our Stock !

DRESS GOODS! MILLINER: ! JACKETS !

MANTLE CLOTHS!

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EXCEL EXCEL EXCEL EXCEL

WE WE WE WK

Our Stock of Staple Goods is exceedingly large and our prices very low indeed. We give patterns, invite comparissn, and are sare of pleasing you.

Charlottetown, October 23, 1891—eod & wky

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PATTON BROTHERS.

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We have to thank our numerous friends for their patronage last month. We want to double our sales this month. In order to do so we have got prices AWAY DOWN. Our expenses are the smallest in Town. That is our secret in selling ane Big stores and big advertisements mean that you have to pay two prices. Don’t be led astray, but come to the THE ONLY REAL AND GENUINE

STREET.

T. M. PATTON,

¢. J. PATTON, Late of Blanchard & Co., Truro, N. 8

Ten Years with Ch’town Wooler Co.

Charlottetown, October 16, 1891—eod & wky

OUNT YOUR CASH!

a ne ¥ )

y .G : it— . We'll make it accomplish rOU VE TO SPEND ON CLOTHING. Don't spend it—see us first

PYG ans selling the handsomest OVERCOATS aud SU ITS that can be seen in this city. They are els of hand work models in design and finish, and models in economy. Nothing that we could say Tee ica ta “idea of their merita as a single glance will convey. All goods are

EE HOW MUCH wonders for you.

ais atness, mo

models of neatr ; : .. ia oe

about them, however, would give you lait 60 COFFES SS : ’ °

sold on honor, and satisfaction guaranteed.

- : > st ed na? BITRNIS 1S = and CAPS in great variety. Our Stock of UNDERCLOTHING cannot be surpass GENTS’ FURN oe EN YMADE CLOTHING OF OUR OWN MAKE. You can always depend on getting THE Beat if you Sea sar sannutactare. REMEMBER, you save on every Dollar's worth you buy from us. 1 yi ouy 9

D. A. BRUCE'S, Birthplace for Great and Honest Bargains.

October 25, 1891—eod & wky

The

Charlotttetown,

enactment a a uired.

iy a Cook. Good reference reg

i WANTh to Mrs. GRorGk PRAKE. w—ocz3