ao mae * =

Ge rene

PROVINCIAL

SS CE TEE a

LACES !--THE TRIMMING

That wonderful lot of Laces is now on our counters.

THE 4 4

LEGISLATURE

DAILY

EXAMIN

VER :

half what they are worth,

The Modern Invalid.

FREE FROM ALL

vexatious conditions and restrictions are the Poli- cies issued by the

CANADA ACCIDENT 3) ASS, CO.

E. R. BROW btock,» CH’TOWN.

BLOCK,

us rdered | Leite at present adyised, unnecessary, s Hlouse is of Opinion that it would be } H te licinallyy ia keeping with Lo,.and uivisable t ntrodue@ a succession fax | oth ur \ remedy thust be plea- ? Lewithout-first Obtaining the views Of }Santly a ‘ in form, pmrely whole Mr. » people respecting the sanx } on, truely -beneficial in | r I ndment was put a 1 declared l free trem every objec: and the re} tior If really ill he consults mittee was adopted phy i f tipated uses the gentle Hon. Mr. Peters presented.a bill in! ‘a ixative, Syrup of F ; | accordance with the resolution, which was » eonsenoensasassaneeneseet i be read a second time to- | “WORTH A GUINEA A “A BOX." " \ House adjourned until. 10 o'clock. to- | EECHAM ' MI Stk, tick Manninen Wepvyespay, April LL. ‘B PILLS 8: House met at 12 o’clock | Mr. R \ Ibe 1) asked the Com (Tasteless- -Effectual. ) salilen = . eT Works 7 eee 7 } For Sick- H eadache, | nray efor th ening of road fron T ee Impaired Digestion, il vament lest wear and if s ee 4 pg ye Ape able Liver Phimtders and token a ern Female Ailments. , @ Mr. McLean said | Renowned all over the World. } | eived, fa i Covered with a Tasteless & Soluble Coating- : t Ake t i) | Ask for Beecham's and take no others, . } ; Made at St. Helens, England. : ' } Whoiesale Agts, Evans & Sons, 1.4, Montreal. a Ww ‘ ! A ' For sale by all druggisis. i Mr. Shaw t ( SSSSSTT0 HU OT SCTSSSUSUVECAEGC OI! 1 W —— —— 5 Sooners 1 ta ; What Paper do You »; the new steamer for service of the south Any = rt Fereys show ng the names « eo ee Find Almost Everv- 1 | persons who t lered he amount of eact e ‘ senieeneumel ively and the tender acce} & here Y ( ¢ | and also 8 cops f the contract entered wars OU L410 de} into betweer Government and } i THE Hon. Mr. MeLean said that copies ' | tenders would be tabled n Mr. Shaw asked the Leader DAILY nv | G ment tabl petit = sn persons as] I om per paid to Mrs. O'Connor, owing EXAMINER |! i her ite wd, M \ \\ ( ° fM ‘ i t ie Hon. Mr. Pet ie | tce>The Best Paperceux Mr. War skKed | FOR AbY ERTISERS. I Ww K nether he i i 1 petit or petitions f tl ‘ Terie . i 29 30, ask f | t road Argvie S! i } I Lot 31, and A 8 rovernment intend taking = Mr. McLean explained that tv ~ : , | petitions had been received, and luring re THURSDAY APRIL 6 1894 |: cess the matter would be enquired t au i | {the road opened if found desiral i ne Lben went int sommiitt - rporating the Morell Hall 75th Anniversary I O. O. F. |: WAS read @ s¢ yd time »commmill Wi a t B to w Aine i i ‘ ad & i i ¥ Mr. } he H Let I rp i , en’s Chr } lrempera os | Mr. Wa a 1 that t fy ii e?r hers of 8 va as if S ay | perty int wr } . the same w t wit Mus Libretto, . Dialogue At ' | ! npl ete Stage seonuua chines steal nibilinnnamantnniiieg S SOURIS NOTES inera is brilliant i i ater g uj} , the and ne and i f the } g : “ll ‘ hanausome } turesque French stvles an) aes ack es ive f 204 4 to make aure of the best tish ng gr I . narts vil be | ~The work on the breakwater has ; i a e Hall ir progress during the iast three . ' . a twithstanding the clement weather r prices Reserved aT a The pile driving has been let to Mr. W 5 so t t H. Townsend, *R I » Bay, whois | ; 7 - } ing g2iong site rap y,a ‘ R & Johnson’s (Queen 1 1 - 5 ;_sores..ap, -Monday,, 16th A ! ww ‘ ; sh his spring. 4 appears & : : : , i j ing the amour york ; - ve jand we pe tha uu 1 Cha an Committee } Ottawa, will € th ee g H. M. DAVISON, grant increased by at lea roe Secretary i itlee. | this ak wat su 1m i | onl o Souris, but to ! op ee sant CHELSE COMPANY . v-four | put in a thoroughly sa b i) He 1. | On Friday the fir i nec piaeeen : } ’ xpre oe . 7 ‘ a ; nal Me i: ng of the a wa E P ‘ ~ | T) ng Company . : W ' W EDNES- Ottawa. iy i 1 IDAY 7 e F ainigal : Di- ; : 25 \ i » ala LOK, p.Br. 1 a tae re lA full meeting stl to. wharf, JL icl tele legraphed regardi the matter, WV WM. HOOPER, | Op thwith had an itervie w with the M Poatlent ai owt ister of Railways, with the result nn} Mi ewine ; taen were put te work and the read =p A ald ‘ | its opened. —" .| Rey Mr: Dutcher has returned *S4—dy & wy li » jn. | 2nd hisamany friends are pleased uy wht | him looking well, and to hear th: sr ; gv sf : | neh impr ved in health i r . | Un < A Souris, Apri! 9, 1894 : vas v | ! a Tale of the Sea. vere in So \ Capt. Bevoks, di vane Furniture : De yugias,” my second mate went g He was ater waame seems WAN Cramps ar vi yvomiti ng and we iearse - * » rete oe | sepia cry MONDAY, APRIL 16 ; ix Ds M: in! ng’s German Remedy, and + : a H led <a light it gaye him instant relief.” AT TWO O’CLOCK. “On another oceasion,” coritinned the cat @ Of my crew had such a lanv An it he conf’ not stand uj; Two free lai voted by A. Fulton to sell at g with Dr. Manning’s German R Sale,,on MONDAY, April 16th, | cure i him. I consiner it to be invaluable 2 lock ler | ‘9 8 shipmaster and vould not be without All-his. valuable. Rurniture, jacluding : j obtainable.” This valuable remedy is |"Walnut Parlor Suit (new), Uxbridge Or- shell 4 “il Hawker Medicine Co., | gan in A 1 lition, half dozen Bedroom ; ot B., aad is fi ule bya g- iS 1 and Elm) in uge One year, a Pr good ew, Cham , Hat Racks, } ia s, Sofas, C arpets, Stoves, ‘ ‘ Pictures, ¢ ' yt tet : Atte LB Macdonald & ( &§ ¢£ 1 Dor ha get something eG i scoun » LOW ZOInZ oN od Farnit 3 urd | Silver skin onions and fresh pine app‘ Rk. BEAIRSTO, fy} | at Sanderson & C 3. Anctioneer. Fseparing for Business.—Mr. Charie ~ oo. np ted oo mn is about to commence business iar CVO hs Cc a : is | ¥ - Ms Ks ays old stand. He is having thi L bay re bec SUSE you: ws} ] hor a whitened and papered | Or} sj aoe - a) Urn if oUt. I | D. ae ‘ Bo - CAs —_— --— g if USE SKODA’S DISCOVERY the grea . “ N Rlood and Nerve Remedy. ad ‘>? tion acquainted S tt A tC . cott Act Campaign. further e a ed with oe eee ae i that tie meas Below will be found a copy of the form f the haw) er of ballot paper which will be us 1 at the yoney into their | election om the 10th inst , a os ow Parties wishing to vote for the Seott i al | Act will require to mark their ballots with at . a 4 the eroese in the space ” For the Petition.” ! va“ u Fit ORO m t za erred to proposed $ e Srna et uch |@ FOR THE PETITION 5 a 2 4 id Sthe & e lagree $ ee nal ¢ AGAINST THE PETITION ¢ ndm > Pr vince ¢ ¢ nd be 1S 00000eneeceseeues noxiou Be J.. B. Pace Tobacco Co. Richmond id aplLi—ti 29th mtreal, Canada.

Virginia; and Me

1: | Mr.

\AGENT FOR P. E. ISLAND,

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TELEGRAPHIC.

Special Despatones tro Tuk Examiner

PARLIAMENT OF ~ CANADA.

House of Commons Proceedings.

April 11,

In the House of Commons, Hon. Mr. Costigan, in reply to Mr. Charlon, said that the total cost of the first revision fo the el- ectoral list,. under the Dominion Fraa- elise Act, was $411,000. The coat of the two subsequent revisions was $488,000. The cost of printing lists in the Geovern- ment bureau was $88,000 a year.

Iu answer to Dr. Landerkin, Hon. Mr. Foster said that the total cost of the Pro- hibition Commission to date was $34,000,

The budget debate was continued by George Tay lor, the chief Government whip, in an “excellent speech. He con- cluded it by an offer to resign his seat and contest it with Sir Richard Cartwright~ on | the questién before the House, neither | party todo any campaigning beyond cir- culating their own speeches. South Leeds, he said, was a close constituency, and one in whie h a verdict could fairly

e taken as an indication of views of the farming population of Ontario. Sir Riche ard did not accept the offer, but some

f his friends called out, “Will you con- test South Oxford ?”

Taylor replied that South Oxford was a grit stronghold, but that if Cartwright preferred it, both counties could be opened i contested en the same terme Casey followed on Oy position eide.

OTTawa,

| ana

Disgracefal Affair.

Orrawa, April 11. An excitement was created last evening by an assauit committed by Hugh Suther- nd, ex-M. P., promoter of the Hudson Bay Railway, upon Mr. Martin, M. P. of W innipeg, because of stetements made by the latter in his speech in gthe House re- flecting upon the Hudson Bay Company. Mr. Martin was sitting down when Mr. Sutherland struek him on the ear, and a scuffle ensued, when the combatants were The matter may be aired in court

separated the police

anne pian

Miraculous Cure.

MoxrreaL, April 11. Madame Joseph Bruches, sister in-law of Rev. Canon Bruches, of the Arch- bishop’s pals ace, claims to have been quite recently miraculously cured of a terrible illness ‘throug rh the intercession’of a° fay- orite saint

Fatal Fire.

. B., April 11.

Yesterday morning fire destroyed 4 dwelling at Randolph, about. two miles from here. A fifteen year old lad named Hines perished in the flames.

Newfoundland Government.

April 11. It is reported that the Government will resign to-day.

Sr. Jony, N

Sr. Joun’s,

_

THE EVOLUTION

Of medieal agents is graduaily relegating thetieilie ‘Repta, ein. dpleghte. and vegetable extracts to the rear and bringing into general use the pleasant and effective li quid laxative, Syrup of Figs. To get the true remedy see that it is manufactured by the California Fig Syrap Co. only. For

sale by all leading druggists. _————— Best in season to-morrow at St. James Clmech Tea and fone Sale, PES Sale. Welcome.

BARGAINS IN BOOKS

FOR TWO WEEKS AT 3 Carter's Bookstore.

In order to make room for a large supply of New Books now on the way from Eng- land and New York, and further to in- crease the demand for good and interesting literature, we wil’ sell any or all of the Printed Books now in stock (except School Books) at

Twenty Per Cent. Discount.

We mark all and our regu-

watene

This is a bona fide’ sale. our Books in plain figures, lar prices are as low as any. Sale begins this (Saturday) evening, and will continue for two weeks. Eighty cents buys a dollar’s worth of Sooks, and you get your cheice at

CARTER’'S BOOKSTORE. meh3l 187 Queen 8 Square.

SUPERIOR FURNITURE

For Sale by Auction.

I am instructed by L. J. Ostrander, Esq., to sell by Auction at hia. Residence, corner Prince and Derchester Streets, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of April, commencing at 11 o’clock. a. m.:—

All his Household effects, comprising 1! superior. Heintzman Piano, Drawing Room, Dining Room, Hall, Bedroom and Kitehen Furniture.

All the above is first-class and in good order,

Premises open for inspection on Tues day, 17th, from 11 to 4p. m.

Terms cash.

R. BEAIRSTO, ap9—dy Auctioneer.

: WEDNESDAY,

-

APRIL 11,

anwectlllipcen - -

—-- OF ———-

1894.

’—"TEN THOUSAND YARDS

Carpets & Oilcloths,

ALL NEW THIS SPRING!

That's

About the

Quantity

Received by

James Paton & Co. This Spring

We open SELS

and

TAPESTRY:

a cee

ed 8.000

yesterday

including

YARDS NEW

some

BRUS-

of the latest

Designs and prettiest Colorings ever imported to this city.

The PR

ICE is and the

correct

QUALITY

ditto.

That’s why we ean import so largely and feel sure that

they will sell.

JAMES PATON & CO.,

The Reliable Carpet Men.

a

GREAT REMOVAL SALE

———WILL COMMENCE-—-—

TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY,

WE MOVE

AND

CONTINUE UNTIL

It APRIL,

INTO

OUR NEW PREMISES ON MARKET SQUARE.

All our Stock of DRY GOODS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS AND

at the following Discounts for CASH ONLY :—

SHOES

Black and Colored Dress Goods.......eeseeeeeeeee.eeeee00 per cent.

Mantle Cloths,

Lece Curteana-and:: Matalin. 6 4 bi 9 2 oe FV lec c ccc ccces + Small wares: ond: Filion ic 8b BV OHSS Cie’ vee cc eaee

« Corsets, Gloves, and

Homery isis. se liv Veet evens

Flannelettes and Ginghams.............seseee0e5 Gees end White Coteeme....rccccissscvcccsscsse Pillow Cottons and Sheetings.:.........eee-ee0es Table Damask, Towels and Toweling..........-- bs gi eB eee

2o <4

Tweeds and Worsteds. «0. + .2eeeeee seers sede

” se ee

» ra

vestcskuwee ve 95 “

e*eseeesoeeee 25

25 ‘“

eercee ee Oem

+ “feo vo

95 it

oer eee © Oem

Shirts, Collars, Ties and Underelothing. .....44.....+...+.55 , Umbrellas and Braces. ss i 54... beet ecg cee eee e cee cee Hats and Cafe (New Stock Jenin ccc ciccccccccipccccccs cee - Men’s- Readymade Clothing. ........6....ssseeeeee. ee % Boys . “ CS wi Sires Eidode 100-0 ine es eeetaee “

Rubber Oe ae hn Tress coats V eel 2 co och. « oe cel Ge 0 occ vepees

eevee vee 5: ,

25

_

Special Prices on Spools and Cotton Warps.......+++++++-

All-our stock of Boo

No Goods to leave the Store until paid for.

once sold. No samples.

ts and Shoes...

Goods

—_ —< —— —

not

oo eeereeveery

exchanged or taken back

J. B. MACDONALD & CO, QUEEN STREET.

Charlottetown, April 19, 1894—dy

—_ a EE ene TS ES 0 1

THE LADIES OF =~ Mydel_ 36, Columbia. ‘Desirable Private Residence

ST. J AMES GHURGH FOK SALE BY AUCTION. WILL HOLD THEIR | bse iy Auction ‘on SATURDAY, th the

2lat ‘ if A ’ il, ist t, 12 |

Annual Fancy Sale and Tea | eerie bens ae Oe The Dwe-ling House and Premises now a e . | | occupied by him on Hillsborough Seuare, The House and Buildings are in first- ‘lass condition, containing two Parlors,

Thursday, 12th April, |

Zee |

ST. JAMES’ HALL. |

Doors open at Hatpnst Two o'clock in | the Afternoon. Tea at Six o’clock, sharp. Adiiission; TO cents. “Téa “Tickets, 251 cents. _ | The Ladies have a large variety of useful articles. Fncagahit may «be -ex- pected

aps

MRS. A. MORRISON, 6 Secretary.

>

Columbia \ stands

The New easily at the head of all fully eqaipped roadsters, and will -suecessfully maintain

Ce ntary

lthe high reputation its predecessors have

established.

exhibition in a few days at the

! Store of Haszard & Moore.

R. M. YOUNG, Agent.

Stationers

aplo

HOUSE TO ‘—The Dwelli as eMC L. Chappelle” an Prine eonteining eleven rooms, Mhroug bout with bot water, wise and

Bases ie vie eave May. it eters 1 onter.

A sample wheel will be on |

D ning

eeven

and Breakfast Room, two Kitchens, Bedrooms, Bath Room and Store | Room, Hot Air Furnace .and Water in i Bedrooms,

| Premises open for inepection on Thurs- | day and Friday from 2 to.5 p, m.

R. BEAIKSTO,

ap7-~—dy tl sle Auctioneer,

FOR RENT - -The subseriber intending eave the "sland, the very eligible House oo- enpied by him on the corner of Prince am Dorchester Streets will be torent on or about ist — 4 x aw oes & first-class House in alt

heated with hot watert ——_ out. riieulars A | gat For part Bee sae Fe OSTRANDER,

Solid

: _Leather

Look at this Fine Grain Waterproof Boot,

our Own make. you want,

GOFF

Charlotfetown, Marth 28,1894

Farmers, this is just what The price will suit you,

BROTHERS.

PAR EXCELLENCE OF THE SEASON.

Choice Goods, Newest Makes, and the Price only « trifle over 3,000 Yards marked at about half price.

STANLEY BROTHERS. BROWNS BLOCK.