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PREMIER

‘Black and White Sale.

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i : making new k ot r, adding . i al ppin« Wi troods Sales are twas not so when we ‘ six S@Cars ag and § mn new ideas, new at ew COX all AID We r | Premier Black and White Sale ON Thursday, Feb. ist. widce-awake : md mh preparing f this itis nota hash mnants, Dut a smart NEW HOODS purposely i THE PREMIER SALE \ ked in plain figu

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BEER BEOS.

LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

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- - ‘ . - P - - ; me ~ ha Lues M ] - { o } accept ( the play - wu Mppar ng Hor Ma A tra The be my g mar ‘ as : H > : . Mass., | Mins Ha Dig N.S., wi i «| factory and 4 Phe art . amily I 4 4 vith M é ; ‘ as ' atur 1u8 _— STEA lh » ne re M W.f S rman, ag _ M ar ias re ved a t he Que Stean y tl re < : * : ert ‘> i té a pow Mira I vease will be ‘ nd iraw \ sitting ¢ , & written judgment f Edward Kelly versie : ‘ ; h tne | esti ti ‘ fendaut was a he facts is r month’. if Severa ther pose and the De- > oO en - OK Grass.—dJol f lie King Tov ed wking-glass t es grand-dangi:- d Jol loubtles 1 wl ns a wok- . ppt ‘ atrife tt His ate ‘ th $5 0, 1s f n people. There - and ina cod my whi ht bppear t 19. Probate wa . Surrogate Cor - W ortp.—Elder Smith, | fists ‘at Battle Creek M 4s ia stater t abowing t the i a srw Hi 4 the ts ayH epecit work in the people for the Lord, 14 We believe, he (y i has neariv accour he world and a change hand We belie a ang « deseribed in W lerstand that : P. e renewed and las ig mle f the re- title he ‘New Heaven Rev tions, Xx ] j { t ay n “f - Ma. Hissos. — The ar 4 he | , <6 mem 0 Baptist Church in that raised last yea t ther years = r expenses, be- x 1a been contributed home and foreign hurch 1 sustained sand wee kly offering= er ea of their able | W B Hins ¥y months, Ou ) great blessed, an i that mi the future his verfal preaching will re- yg “i ft many A hopeful

many young men are at

MONDAY, TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY

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¥ hich opens

preparat W kite

sale,

THURSDAY ered and shelves filled attractive displays of

ever made nt

the moet

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will be the

PECIALTY

BEER BROS.

te remaining at very |

‘ vet be cleared before

= Weather Bulletin. 27,100 m. ng winds or gales from eust, shift- orth or weat; cleudy, with some turning to rain or sleet in some

Torosto, Jan.

THE D:

AILY

CIVIC ELECTIONS. re

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tes for the representation of Ward Five. At the meeting in Mr, Hooper’s store, Ward Five, last evening, Mr. John P. Tanton was nominated as a candidate for the Mavoraity,and Messrs. Geo. E. Hugh D | 9 Hooper and Lewis P anton “w

: orted that Mchay,

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inated for Councillors rhe names of Hon. D. Farquharson and W. E. Dawsor were also submitted in connection with the Mayoraity. Councillor. Ho per and Hughes, and several other gentleme id j dressed the meeting The chair was ipied by Mr. McSwain and Mr. Webster was secretary A requisition signed by about o1 hus dred and thirty leading rens waa pre ed Ma Haviland th afte skit m t I ‘ lidat Mayoralt t the forthcomi: r requis tion asks His W » pledge himse tha ! ecte i t t 1a he quest | i st Of 3e¥ : rage 71 i that att { } M Haviland ha. ! mphed with “quisition and will ffer re-elect

LETTERS 10 THE EDITOR

IMPORTANT TO CRICKETERS.

Sir,—If I owed, I tan much pleasure making, through the | columns of your paper, ippeal to the secretaries of the cricket clubs of Canala } tor re} rts th past season's doings, and. in ask them to favor me with lists f officers, ord t res, and features f interest, that , help to make the

ul e Amer Cricket Annual

as comp if pos » make them It is the a of the editor tantly improve the wor! anda ugyestions jat are given th gh nm | be thank é 1 al if found

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inf vation regarding any club will als ¢ highly appr ited, an I shall be

ed if fa i with the addresses tl -cretarie f any clubs which }

I heen ed é

ut atir Canadian cricket play i la cr pasi season of L895 and tak«

] asure making this appeal t\ all lovers of that grand old English gam

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Thank r publishing this, I a

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B. Van Homricn

Milll ve, U t., Jan. 24, 1294

Sin,—lI see that the Patriot referring

} D wdeeinl 4 f | saye that “‘a patient who had been in the lental chair at the time of the a ent, ed a shoek, and amidst the din and bh g smoke, shouted to the doctor ‘Is there any danger ?’ The d r a

his fears, replied that the ‘ ife;

was oniv his tooth that had ex- racted.”

This statement is n in accord with he fa The tooth had not been ex- | tracted when the explosion occurred. Itis |

true that I was in the chair and that If] had my overcoat ruined by the fire flying from the stove and was almost stunned by | t section of the stove which struck me in back of the head jut I instantly

t about fighting the fire and have reason » believe that I was the least frightened | man of the two. After the fire had been

stamped out, I sat down again and re-

juested the doctor to go on with his work.

He then extracted the tooth. A joke isa

good thing; | t should be within the ia Yor

of truth

ut Tue Parieyr.

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Pct ASHES on your sidewalk, Ar rue Cares.—Boata crossed both ways to-day. The mail arrived in the city | about three o’cloc |

— } Serofula, whether hereditary or ac quired, is thoroughly expelled from the blood by He «i's Sarsaparilla, the great | blood purifier. ‘| 202 - The balance of our atock of nov els on targain counter will be cieared out tc- night at 3 to l5e. Manv of them are

marked 50c—Bazaar Co.

Tuere will be no address given in the Y. M.C. A. to-morrow afternuon, so that all who desire may attend Conductor

Kay’s meeting in Philharmonic Hall ' sasenililaliiaciai

Mc- Posrroyep.—The annual ,

meeting Of

the Gowan Brae Cheese Factory, owing |

tormy weather, has been postponed until January 30th, at 2 p.m., at the Court House. Sourts—A. J. McDonald, Seu’ ¥

Tuc STANLEY tou this morning,

left Pic

t had to return on account of heavy ice.

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R W. W. Brewer will prea h in Heartz’s Hall, Royalty Eu.st, to-morrow afternoon

Rev. Mr Fullerton will preach at the same place on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 4th.

EXAMINER ennell will probably be candi- |

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For First-class Footwear, Faultless Fit and Finest Finish, in Foremost. Fashions, at Fairest

LARGE REDUCTIONS IN Fur Jackets, Capes and Muits |

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When such weather as the present cold and stormy spell prevails it is very necessary for health to go warmly clad. Why be cold, and take ri-ke, when you can keep warm for very little money. Make your selection from our stock of Ladies’ and Children’s Jackets, Capes and Ulsters, and you will be surprised at the low prices offered.

Granby Rubbers and Qvershees.

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THEY WEAR LIKE IRON

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ALL DEALERS SELL THEM.

STANLEY BROTHERS.

4Y WOOLEN CO.

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| jan20—t ts & wy

L&94. Spring Trip From Liverpool,

Ww e are now setiled in our NEW STORE (J. D. McLeod & Co's. Corner), where we will he mo-t happy fo receive a call from our friends. We bave just opened a new ‘ot of SUITES made from our own Cloth, also some Imported Suits, which we are sell- ng at a small advance on cost.

OVERCOTS

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< = "= "Se See THE CLIPPER BARK

RALPH B. PEAKE,

70 Tos Register, Classed A 1 Red, at Lloyds,

RICHARD RENDLE, COMMANDER,

will be on the berth at Live 1 on the lst MARCH, and will sail from that port

For Charlottetown Direct,

and UL’ TERS at greatly reduced prices until after Christmas.

EW REN ES EG vant . : : ” 7 NEW > ming from our own Milldaily. and “PORTED TWEEDS at ores t ‘ ABOUT Ist OF APRIL NEXT, negli ie lagoront Haliway pointe on tho Taland z 4 T 4 . es wees e Our SHING Depwtment cannot be surpassed in the city | peectieyUaor sr Oe go Before 2 OU -e our FU R » A Pas, 51 South John Street, or here to the owners. | mo i Ch a_i “0 Blankets, i8'ar nes. Hlarse Rugs and Sleigh -<obes, Cannot be beaten in “en Qaality or Low Price. Highest price paid for WOOL. Vash or Trade. Give usa call

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[*® pursuance of an .... ot ine General Assembly of this Island, mede and passed in the fitty- | frst yearof the veign of Her present Majesty | Queen Victoria, Cheap. 12. intituled: “The City

4 «harlottetown Incorporation Act,” ant of the Act amending the same, 55 Vie., Cap 10, in

ituled “An act to amend the City of 7 Lotte. town Incorporation Act ”

I do hereby give Public Notice that an election fa Ma‘or forth: said Guy, and of one person 9 serve as Common (iwneilmana in the | ity

Council for each of Wards Nom ers 1, 2 and *% of aid City and uf two pereons toserveas C mm n ‘councilmen in the said Couacil for Ward No. t of said City, and of three persons to serve as Com™on Councilmen in the said Council for Ward No 5in said City, being in ali a Mayorarnd Right Common Councilmen, representing the

‘ity asf liows:—

“or Ward Number One........ One Councillor.

7 . - Two ...,...¢me Councillor. Tiree......One Cou cil) r. ee Tw» Counce llors. Five....,..Toaree Cuancilors,

WILL BE HELD ON Wednesday, the Ith day of February, A. D., 1891,

At the several places, that is to say:

In Ward No.1, at or near the office of Mr, John Maceachern, Queen Sireet

In Ward No. 2, at or near the house of Thomas Connolly, opposite Mr. R. Heartz’s Warehouse. Avdney Street, between Great George and Prince Streets,

in “ard No, 3, at or near the Market House.

In Ward No 4, at or near the new City Hall,

aner of Kent and Queen Streets,

in Ward No, 5, at or neat the carriaze shop of

arroll & McAleer, corner of Euston and Great weorge Streets,

And »t the said Eleccion the Poll will be opened at nine o‘clock in the forenoon, and continue oper i — five o'clock in the afternoon of the same

ay.

CORNER

Charlotte town, Decer

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OF GRAFTON AND QUEEN STREETS

DOUS SALE OF CLOTHING

PROWSE BROTHERS are offering the balance of their WINTER CLOTHING at wonderful low prices. PROWSF

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No man or boy need go cold when they can buy Overcoats, Reefers and Suits at the Prices

are offering them at, Carpets, Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Dry Goods of every

description at prices that cannot help but please.

Prowse Brothers, the Wonderful Cheap Men. COLONIAL HOUSE, FIRE INSURANCE.

PHILLIPS SQUARE. DISCOUNTS EXTRAORDINARY.

DESCRIPTION OF WARDS,

Number One shall comprise all that part of 3 warlottetown which lies south of Dorchester 3treei, and Ube parcel of dand formerly known as xi ee nll that of

Number Two comprise

Charlottetown which Gen south of Richmond | Street and north of Dorchester Street. i Number Three shall comprise all that part of ) Charlottetown which lies south of Grafton Street | and north of Richmond Street. ; Number Four shali comprise all that part of ' Chariottetown which lies south of Fitzroy Street ! and north of Grafton Street. | Number Five shall comprise all that part of ' Charlottetown which lies north of Ftzroy Street,

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Your patronage of the following great Fire Companies is respectfully solicited :—

Owing to the death of our senior partner, MR. HENRY

Look for bargains in white goods on

Monday, Jan. 23—Moore & MeMcLeod. Asthma Sufferers.

Who have in vain tried every other meana of relief should try “Schiffman’s | Asthma Cure No waiting for results. Its action is immediate, direct and certain, as a single trial proves. Send to Dr.

Schiffman. St. Paul, Minn., for a free trial package, but ask your druggist first.

DOGS BARK

“AND DELIGHT

in it.

If, you delight to bark—all right. If not, stop it at once by using the “J. & J” COUGH SYRUP. Price 25 cents a bottle.

». JOHNSON & JOHNSON,

The Reliable Druggists.

jan26

Fine Furniture !

OUR MOTTO: Always in the Lead and never Undersold.

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Mark Wright & Co,, Ltd

our Pre-|

‘an?

including the Common of the said Town. NOMINATION PAYA

| WEDNE-DAY., February 7th, A, D 1891, from i the time of Twelve at noon until the hour of | Four o'clock in the afternoon of the same day.

For qualification of Electors, see above Act 51 ! a a, Cap. 12, sec 24 to 29.

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MORGAN, and the consequent re-arrangement of the firm, we intend making an extraordinary effort during the month | of Janiiary to reduce our stock to the lowest possible point, that everything may be in good shape for starting the new

The Royal Ins. €o of Liverpoo!,

The London & Lancashire Ins. Co of liverpool. The United Fire lus Co. of Manchester.

The Phenix Ins. Co. of Brooktyn.

busi

ness in February. To accomplish this, we have decided ie Ora aage ‘ven greater. sacrifices than has been our custom in ‘ : ioe oe ail ‘ I, M. BAVIBON, 1 oar ENS er oP im a ; These Companies command ENORMOUS MON ETARY | : City Clerk. "i Ai REA iuary ‘ale. These sacrifices wiil be in the | spRENGTH, and noted for their prompt. and liberal |” ‘Magar of the city of Ohaslottetown b&b BAAD BET A . 3 + ‘ , , re " “NU a are ote or eir re a eT i Mayor o i mn. and willeommenee TUESD 4 Y MORNING, ; I ’

ae >» > , Sec City Clerk’s Office, Charlottetown, ttlement of losses. Jan, 18, 1894,

| continue till the end of the month.

HENRY MORGAN & CO..

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JOHN MACEACHERN,

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LO ) K , een janl1 AGENT. FOR P. E. ISDAND. | Pes oe a AGENT FOR P. E-ISPAND. | Bloation of a Water Commissione 4 x. “lection of a Wate I ——FOR OUR bo eden } DP pursuance of an Act of the General Assen- aa | | bly of this Island, and passed in the a. | Oth year of the reign of Her present Majesty ; | Queen Victoria, intitaled; “Charlottetown

u Veter Works Act, 1887. give

| Public Notice that an

tion for a Water Commissioner for the City of Charlottetown,

in the place of MR. ALEXANDER McKIN- NON, retired, wili be Reid on

WEDNESDAY,

the lth day of Febraary, A. D. 1894,

at the several places, that is to say :

In Ward No.1, ator near the office of Mr,

| John Maceachern, n Street, I

” 1 do hereby

Cal

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IN A FEW DAYS.

e : Don't Talk!

but call and inspect our New Parlor, Drawing | Hee Lab le

Room and Bedroom Suites, Chairs,

Bedsteads, and odd pieces of Furniture.

Don't Listen !

but remember that we sell the Cheapest, and

ere a ee

HARRIS & STEWART,

are determined to give the best bargai in Ward No. 2, at or near the house of .. London House : ee GRY | Tpemes Comeala. orgete ee series : ° ° ’ vr ON ro arehouse, Sidney ° eorges every time at JOHN NEWSON’S, the Cheapest | and Prince Streets. - In Ward No. 3. at of near the Market House.

Charlottetown, Jan. 20, 1894—dy | Jn Ward No. 4. ator near the new City Hal), on P. E. Island. Quality of | corner of Kent aud Streets. ¢ In Ward No. 5, ator near the carriage shop of Carroll & McAleer, corner of Euston and Great

goods guaranteed. No trouble to show goods George streets | : : And at the said Election the Pol) will be

JOHN N K Ww sO N. | opened at nine o'clock in tbe forengon, and con

tinue open until five o’cluck in the afternoon of sae b Charlottetown, January 4, 1894. i

the day DESCRIPTION OF WARDS. One | Street, and the parcel of land formerly knows as ' the Military Barrack Gro

Number comprise all that part of Number Two shail co’

shall Charlottetewn which lies south of Dorchester i li) tha’ of a hariottetown which lies south of Richmond

fale ae . Furniture Store

Wants, Lost Four Ge.

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| Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per We

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eR : Z RUS Mays “FOR RENS.—The eubecriber paws t . ae agai = eon

the Island, the very eligible Honse oc- : = — Me bapted Re er onthe eerner of Prince and — ths WR eon a Dorchester Sta. will be to rent on or about ist goss

May next. It is a first-class House in all res- |

pects, and !'Tooke’s Collars, Cuffs and Shirts for sale by the Leading |

is seated with hot water through- |

‘ 1 ly to Judge Alley or ° i i " Out, FOF peer on ihe, prem-ses—L. « | Houses in the Dominion. i ; 4 Street and north of Dorchestar Street. 2h—janX ; st of! OSTRANDER. eod tl lat feb—jan20 ao vu oot and a aha ' como ae gs 0 ees cern which lies south of Gref-on Street WANTED—A servant girl. Good referen THE GI:‘NT AMONG LIFf- COMPANI; 8S, and of t Street. 4 | ces. Apply at this office. 2i pd—jan26 ace a e I j “Nutt Fo aba prise all that of = 1 ne 7] lies sou Street i - Street.

FOR SALE, or exchange for other books SN scien ee lite ie ocho ns nelasee nel 152,060,062 | #24 north of Gratall comprise all that part of pe Re) eae sensi UE NUE RUG oe . 31,189,815 eee ee ties north of Fitaroy Stree . er: i : a oe NE @ y . . lerpw SOT “evi . ’ , wn.

msewerk of B BY’S OWN SOAP in your linen | NEW ASSURANCE, 1892...............---- - 200,490,316 ns ype emnneren og n

W NTED.—A gir! for general housework Apply at onee to Mrs. J, D. ta¥Lon, Hills- borough Street ~ tf—janw22

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drawer, and it will impart to your} ; { b Trh, A. D 18%. from I WEDNESDAY. Febroarv -

London Guarant Aocidéht Company

: . ~ . i ° ¢ wmlil nee een ae clothes the delicate aroma of fine) ” , the time of Twelve at noon ee ere acme by eypiying MA Been French Pot Pourri im a modified | (The only British Guarantee and Accident Co. doiag business in Canada.) Bar Oot ation of eon: = Act Lo~ Bros. Janz * CAPITAI €1.250,000 | toria, iatituled “ Charlovetows Water orks CHOICE ‘ ODFISH.—A lot of boxes and Aegree. The longer you keep the) geservew ete ee a ee bal no Coole ee i soap before using it the betters DB.STEWART HS) 9. wEATH BAYILAND, SWALL, Lower Qreen e t —janz2 ee . = ; : ‘ , ; ca mee portage || Beware of imitations. é ' of the City of U Ww ARNING If the party as aoe the General Agent for P. E. Island for above Companies. HL. M. DAVI80) Nendiniats. ffaio at - ele ali on fuesday nigh ‘ x , ‘ ; . : will-retarn it to W. Lone’s, Great George itis ALBERT TUILET SOAP Co, Wortreal, OFFICE—Great George Street, next to Bank Nova Scotia, Charlottetown. Mayor's Offioe, Chartoteetow, Jan, 18, 186 Stréet, he will save further oe as janb—ev eat tf SOLE MANUPACTURERS sept] 9—law janet — MH

well known.