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THE DAILY EXAMINER.

Local and Other Items. ‘TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. |

SreciaL DesPpatonrs to Tuk EXAMINER.

Fishery Regulations.

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Orrawa, April 26

in view of the damage done to sea fish- eries by the practice of leaving mackerel | , nets in water during the day time, new re- | |} gulations have been adopted providing (lst) | | that no nets used for the purpose of catch- | ing mackerel, herring or gaspereau shall be |

} set or left set at surface or within twelve | feet thereof, in water between the hours of

Yam. and 5 p. m, between Ist June and | 2lst August in each year; (2) no fleet of | ul nets of greater length than 60 fathoms | shall be set to any single mooring between

' : The Natal Day Committee g ev ng at k, sharp s J This ever. pe pu = May at the Diamond Book- etc aa ‘ at received a supply of ‘ aWo graas s ge Carter & a25 2i 7 Poors Victoria Footbs!l Clab meets is ng at ! Full attendance | r uc - 8) is ( will immediately relieve oup, ¥ ping cough and Bronchitis, — Reddin Bros novidwly o : LARMON Meeting of the Philhar

this evening sat a quarter to

“a - Lo. 0. 1 St. Lawrence Lodge helda its eg session to-night important business. sitor* © ne - a e of A epecial meeting will be held s Tuesday evening, the 26th inst., at the ysua) boure ali 2i - Fo.Niai Eust Street Hal! entertain ot. Only 15 cenie admission. A grand tim e is expeote Go easly. -

See Stanley Bros.’ show of t bought at a bargain and will bargain prices a22 Sieod

LBALLIES haies, %

be sold at

—— Qe PaeenyTaTion.—The members of Rev. G Steele Bibie (lass, St. John, presented hin with a silver cake basket and fruit spoon a} [eq days ig - May Satiz.—The Masonic Bazaar Sewing

Cicele have decided to hold a **May Sale” on

Vednesday, May 4th in Masonic Hall, Water | perturbed because of a horrible deed com

Street ap22 Si te Kenxstsotoe Kavoe ie open for rifle practice. Pargets all ready. Martini & Snider Amuni tion for sale at sale at Theos. O’Brien, Care- taker in charge of Range. i o Sr. Veoxoe’s Day.—The show window at} St, (eorge’s Pharmacy, Morris’ Binek, was! istically decorated with Eayg'ish fi-gs and} Royal aims on Saturday = ANY pers wishing to inspect the Royal ak Hote a ‘uy time to-racrrow and the morrivg of the sale, whi hb takes place a Wednexday at }2 o'clock, noon ‘ a Erworta Leacve At the literary meet ing of the Epworth Le gue this evening, the

exercises wi League motto ani!

| consist of a short paper oo the a discussion of the subject.

an No gym Errects follow the use of Everys bedy’a Pills. They are mild, safe, and ertain, and ara guaranteed purely vegetable. Prepared only by A. S. Johnson, Ph. fi w sale by all druggists ; ae AniFTISG ORDNANCE The team from No,

part in the approach

in aid of the practice full and

2 Battery, U. A., to take 7 sag ahuting or Jiaoance Competition S-emen 4 touraament, will meet for this evening at eight o'clock. A prompt atteudange is desired.

SKODA’S OINTMENT, the Great German Skin Cure, and flnest Cosmetic made. Kemoves Blackheads, Pimples, etc., a5

ifby magic. 3 oz. tubes in elegant cartons ets.

-> Cann og THasus.—The students of St.

Danstan’s desire to return thanks to all those

who so kindly gave them the ase of costumes

lor the play om Thareday last; also to Miller

Bros , for the use of their piano; in fine, to

all these who by their patronage aesisted in

making the entertainment @ success. —_—~>——

Ramway Norr.—On and after the 2nd Mayt the accommodation train leaving dammerside for Charlottetown in the morn returning same day will be discon The Cape Traverse train will, after above date, run tri-weekly instead of

The advertisement announcing the lange appears elsewhere siilltinniai

See lr —A saniple of quartz from the Cliff Mine, Missoula, Montana, eontaining silver avd lead, with traces of go!d, is on exhibition in the show window of Joh-son's drug store, | The sample wae brought here by Conductor Thompsceg. The mine from which it was taken ie owned by Mr, S. F. Hodgaon and

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Boanpiye Stanie.—Mr. Owen H. Trainor has opened a board‘ng stable on King Street, near Queen, in the building formerly occu pied by Major Dogherty as « furniture: fac- and solicits a share of patronage The accommodation ia second to nove in the city, the fullest satiafaction i« guaranteed. See

abd uivt. eewhere.

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aueninamialy - yes Deava.—By telegram to Mr. Theo L. Chappelle, we learn that Mr. Sam. T. Austin, of the iim of Austin & Robertson, Montres!, died suddenly in lay moning. Mr. Austin was well and favorable known in this city as an bonorable and energetic business man. We sympathize with hie wife and family in their esd bereave- menot.

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10@ ©. F. €oncert.—Rev. Bro. Carruthers, being unexpectedly in thtown this week, will make a farewell appearance at the concert tomerrow evening, and wil: give one of his popular selections. which will be aspecial feature of the concert.

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Upprettows’ Concert.—The concert to bs given by the Oddfellows of this city on Tuesday, the 26:h inst., will be the best eitertainmeut yet given by that society The programaie is an excellent one, made » of tableau, instrumental and vocal solos, dug:a, ete. The tickets, which are for sale & Watson's drugstore, are going rapidly. All who appreciate a high-class entertain-

Ment should make a pvint of attending this concert sasmntandmmeinats

LO ©. F.—The service in the First Methodist church to-mo'row at 245p.m, “connection with the 1. O. O. F. Natal Dy Serebrari m, will b onducted by Bro. Rev. W. W. Brewer assisted by Bros. Rev. Geo Ww Fisher and W. H Spargo. The singing Wilbe under the direction of Bro. Hawley,

and & silver collection wi | be taken up ia aid a the poor. The public are invited to attend. Toe Hine of march fer the procession will he *tfoliows: from Od-lfellows Hail to Queen Street ep YQaeen to Crafton, along Crraften bs Pris and Prince to Methodist vourch After the service the procession wil re form, and march down Prince Street = ¥ ater; along Water to Hillsb-rongh; up Hillaborough te Grafton; thence to Wey- Muth; siong Weymouth to Kent; thence to ween; down Queen to Water; along Water

down

|; While in a delirious frenzy he murdered

that city yester- |

| Ist day of Jane and 2lst day of August. | Contravention of these regulations renders persons caught liable to heavy penalties.

Mayer Thomas Seatence i. Haurrax, April 25. Mayor Thomas, of Truro, appeared be- fore the bar of the House of Assembly Saturday night and was sentenced to forty- eight hours in jail for contempt. The greatest interest was manifested inthe case, and the excitement in and about the Par- lament building on Saturday evening was intense. A large delegation from Truro was present who cheered the Mayor lustily ss he was hustled cif to his dungeon cell. The case comes before the Supreme Court on habeas corpus this morning.

An Atrocious Crime.

eee Pererspvaa, April 26. Ali cireles in society here are greatly

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mitted by one of the Czar’s trusted ser- vitors, a highiy talented man. The man in question ia the choir-master of the private chapel ef the imperial palace at Peternof,

his wife, after which he chopped her body into fragments which he burned in the stove. Hethen threw hia three children into the river.

Grit Frauds Exposed. Hawrrax, April 265.

The committee of privileges, which has been investigating the charges of fraud and other offences against the Grit M. P.’s for Cape Breton sad Victoria Counties, pre- sented two reports. A majority report, aigned by (frites, completely whitewashes the accused but admits irregu- larities. ihe minority report finds the members for Cape Breton guilty of sll the offences charged against them. The re- ports will be discussed to-day.

members,

Archbishop Fabre and Theatres.

blontRea, April 25. In an article just published Archbishop Fabre practicaliy condemns the theatrical profession. As the French are great theatre-goers, it is feared the charge may result in serious consequences.

Engaged to Princess May.

Lowpox, April 26. The Manchester Courier asserts that Prince George of Wales is now engaged to Princess May of Teck, who was the intena- ed bride of the late Duke of Clarence,

WOW OPEN Lar Stare 1S HOW Oped tor Busi

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

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We invite you to come in and see our Stock. Every visitor is delighted with our New Store and the goods we show them. Our aim is to give buyers the best that money can get. Good, honest- goods at reasonable prices—these are the in- ducements we offer. | | Wholesale and Retail buyers throughout the Provinee will find us just the men to deal with.

Charlottetown, April 11, 1892—eod ti

Sk-Tat Sale Pi

ONE Clear-

for at

YOMMENCING ON MONDAY, APRIL 18, and WEEK, we offer our whole stock of Pictures ance Prices to make room for New Goods.

$160 Photograveurs for $1.00.

$125 Arto Etchings for 90 cents.

S35 cent Artotyp’s for 50 cents,

50 cent Artotypes for 35 cents,

A tew 25 cent Prints for 10c. each.

“teel Etchings & Engravings at very low prices to clear.

Remember, these prices are for ONE WEEK ONLY.

HASZARD & MOORE,

RROWN'S BLOCK, MARKET SQUARE.

AUCTION SALE.

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JOHN MeL EQ

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Obituary.

Sr. Joan, April 25. Daniel Paton, one of the best known business men and capitalists, died suddenly yesterday.

Edward Blake a Candidate.

Orrawa, April 14.

It ia stated that Edward B'zke will run the East York election as a Liberal candi-

date.

Weather Builctin. Toxonto, April 26.—10 a. m. Westerly winds; fine and colder.

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I say young min, stop in your down town eareer and have a look at Prowse Bros.’ nobby hats

We have been told by a large number who have bought our makes of gloves this spring that they are the best fitting gloves they have ever had. We tried hard this year to get gloves that would satisfy, and have them. Come on Wednesday next and get a pir. Our prices are very low.—Jas. Paton & Co,, Market Square. ap25

A beautiful and complete assortment of evening gloves at Beer Bros.

SHitow’s Catarku Remepy—A positive curefor catarrh, diphtheria and canker-mouth, —Reddin Bros. novidwly

If you want children’s clothing drep in and see Prowse Bros.’ immense stock. It is wouderful the prices at which they sell.

Wuy will you cough when Shilvh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10c, 5Cc, aod $1.—Reddin Bros. novidwly

If you.have made a mistake in the past by purchasing children’s clothing elsewhere— don’t do itagain. Come straight to Prowse ros." where you can get just what you want at wonderful low prices. The wonderful che +p men

Tur Rev Geo H Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind, says: **Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption Cure.”—Reddin Bros.

novidwly

Who will essert, after this, that lady phy- sicians cannot make their way in the world as well as those of the sterner s°x? Dr. Mary P Jacobi, of New York, and Dr. Mary Hoxen, of Washington, are each reputed to earn $40,000 yearly in their profession.

A Permanent Feature —The big bar: gin sale at the Diamond Bookstore is made & permanent feature. Read the advt. in this issue and lose no time in taking advantage of the opportunity to buy room paper at cost and all descriptions of goods at extremely low prices. '

ACADIA NUT COAL.

LANDING TO-DAY: A Cargo of Acadia Nut Coal.

to Uirest Ge wge; thence to Richmond, and Citi Richmond to the lodge room. The Wizeas’ Baud will acoompany the procession.

©. LYONS.

‘Valuable Business Property. |] AM cirected ty cridtesyece™ ete ac

| April, instant, at the honr of 11 o’clock, a. m, :—

| That valuable BRICK BUSINESS PREMISES on the vorner of Queen and Sidney Streets, lately occupied by Weeks & Beer. Terma at sale. hk, BEAIRSTO, apli—pat guar eod tl sle Acctioneer.

& CO.

WE ARE OFFERING THE

GREATEST BARGAINS

Ever Shown in the City in

SHA DS | . | WHiITre RUSSIAN, Red and White Fife a oe \ \ | Wheat, Two-Rowed Barley, Black and Cts OM WADE White Oats, Field Peas, Vetches, Timot)y and f ras rd | the alfferent varieties of Clover Seeds, eto. For | { A j | & le cheap by F. L. MACNUTT, =. , j 139 Water Street, CLOTHING Ch'town, April 18, 1892—2w aw wy 2 pd a. TF } - } | ; * BAGS! BAGS! lbndatin , = “ “ae ial SECOND-HAND BAGS, large The Very Latest Novelties 5,Q0Q vere na heavy quality. For sale by to select from. | HORACE HASZARD. Ch’tewn, April 22, 1892—3i eod

Assignee’s Sale.

$14 THE undersigned wiil sell at Public Auction, at Head of St. Peter’s Bay, on THUXSDAY, 5th day of May next. at 10 o'clock, a. m. :--

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NOTE A FEW OF THE PRICES: |

All-Wool Worsted Overcoats,

it a Coat and Vest, 12 All the Land and Buildings, Personal Pr verty Stock of Merchandize, Book Debts, Judzments rT ‘4 it it ll and ‘Notes of Hand wenn, to Estate of Mo- Innis Brothers, Merchants. Terms ca-h. An inventory of same can be seen at my office, ii

4 Charlottetown. any time up to day of sale HORACE HA*Z ¢tRD, / Sugnee. 11) Charlottetown, Apri} 20, 1892—e04 tl sle

IMPORTANT LETTER.

MonTREAL, April 15th, 1892.

BEATRSTO —Dear Sir: You have been re- commended to us a3 4 reliable Vom miszion

Back Worsted Pants, Fing Tweed Suits, Fins Tweed Pants,

These are only a few of -he BAR- GAINS we have always on hand for our customers.

JOHN MACLEOD & 00.,

Merchant Tailors.

Ch’town, April 11, 1892—eod & wky

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Merchant and Auctioneer. We have a very large and superior Hankrupt Stock of Dry Goods. Haidwa e and Fancy G 3, which we desire to close out as quickly as possible, and take tho liberty of shipping you 4 general assortment, in ali something over $3,000. [voices will be mailed you in a day or twoand the goods shipped by rail via Pictou.

We trust you will take charge of goods and close them out as quickly as possible and to the best advantage.

Yours respectfully,

CAUTION.

EACH PLUG OF THE

Myrtle Uavy

IS MARKED

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IN BRONZé LETTERS.

NOTE—0On arrival of goods they will be opened at my Sales Room and suld by Auction without reserve.

R. BEAIRSTO, Auctioneer.

HACKNOMORE is the highest result of medical science and skill, and in ingredients and method has never been excelled.

HACKNOMORE never fails to perform its remedial work quickly and effectually.

This fact ia attested by hundreds of voluntary and unimpeachable tes! imonials from grateful patients,

When you buy HACKNOMORE

ou obtain the best COUGH MEDICINE made. Ask for HACKNOMORE, and

let no solicitation or explanation

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Charlottetown, April 23, 1892.

induce you to accept a substitute. ap20—4i

NONE OTHER —

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54.) tA Abe Jt Ae “= reuse one

TANLEY

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Dress Goods---

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sell at a very low price. at our Stock.

Fancy Tweed

These very Fashionable Goods are

Plain Goods.

Shades and excellent values.

Black Goods.

will be found FIRST-CLASS IN EVEXY RESPECT.

Chari.ttetown, April 20, 1892—eod & wky

the universal admiration of our Beautiful in Art.

ly nice and artistic.

cLeo

Charlottetown, Apri! 13, 1892—eod & wky

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ALL

NEW GOODS

much under th? rezular pric: price.

extraordinary low prices. Com: early and secure bargains.

Charlottetown, April 18, 1892.

ae addition to our regular line we have secured a fine range,

We keep a range of PLAIN STUFFS which cannot be excelled.

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APRIL 25, 1892.

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THE

riniquaegetieal fe«ccaa?

llies. eres

these beautifiil’ Fabrics. . In which--we: -dte “able” ts

If you contemplate buying we would urge yon.to have!’ Jook

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Effects. a aa

! represented in our Stock by a variety of Colorings and Designs, and we venture to say that we can please the most fastidious taste. :

All the Latest

Our reputation for variety and value in MOURNING GOODS is an’ established’ fac. Our constantly increasing sales in this department has encouraged us to keep a stock that

W. A. WEEKS & GO, QUEEN ST|STANLEY BROTHERS, BROWN’S BLOCK.

THE BEAUTIFUL STAR.

Has vindicated her right to be called Beautiful from

patrons for. the

_ This is evidenced by the good taste they display in patronizing the Star Tailoring Establishment wiien ther want some

thing particalar-

Our success in filling the bill has passed into a proverb, namely, when you fail to get suited at the Star Tailoring Ejstablishmen: you are too fastidious for this yere world.

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SPECIAL SALB- arth Rugs and Curtains

ALL

> NEW GOODS!

JAMES PAT IN & CO, will offsr oa WEDNESDAY, th: 20th instrat, , HEARTH RUGS, in Tapestry and Velvets, baing pert of a meiufactarer’s stoc< aid braga! We are in a positioa t> sell son? of them ws stmost We wiil also offer on th: same day Five Hundred ani Fifty Pairs UURLAINS at

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[wo Bales

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JAMES PATON & GO., MARKET SQUARE.

REMOVED TO NORTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE, Opposite the Post Office, Grafton Street. ——{x) —

The Stock of Boots & Shoes at Stamper’s Corner has been | removed to my Shop, North Side Queen Square. _ (xX) |

Until the Ist of May I will still continue to clear out the stock at BIG DIS.

COUNTS to make room for New Goods. Come and see.

as an Se a: |

Charlottetown, April 18, 1892,

‘ ; 9 ' ‘ Children’s Carriages ac RECEIVED, of best makers.

be closed out at once very cheap.

JOHN NEWSON,

Will

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BOAT OARS.

ECEIVED TU DAY :—20 paira Spruce Boat Oars.

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