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quick at the price—and

we will sell

3 now out they yo.

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN

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| MR. MORRISON'S LECTURE

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Last evening’s lecture, by Mr. A. BE. class of public entertainments to wich we can give unqualified approval. Were it nothing more than the etory of the heroic efforts, the steadfast perseverance and strong faith of Cryus W. Field the lecture would be of ummense value to our youny Bat,in addition, the thrilling tale of ibe disappointments, the perplexing acc i- dents, the contest with wind aud wave, which go tomake up the story of the Ais lantic Cable enterprise were told by one who was perfectly at home in his favorite study. There was a touch of humor here and there. uOCODSCIOUS 4s it seemed Lo us, which heightened the really tragic scenes

as when, ina moment all unexpectedly, the slender rope parted and disappeared in

men

three miles of water. One con!d almost picture the expression on the ff: @°s of the ehips, COmypany as thev realized that their

a little before bad moun-~

he pes, W bich ba

ted so bigh that they had sctually fixed the date of arrival of Heari’s Con ‘ent were utteriy shattered

The final and successful effort of 1866 and the recovery and com ;letion of the loat caile of 1865 brought the story to an end, lecture closed with an el quent tribute to Cyrus Field, whose portrait fit

av ] the

aa

tingly ended the series of views i/lustrating |

} } e whole progress of the making, storing, |

Dip-

N.5

Aah Sp OR a ae aR ah ae a a a a Oe ee Ee

‘5S TONS Briilt in 1873. rt

4 . ating

FOR SALE Schr. “Widette”

Will be sc'd at a bargain. A, Ri ® IITMANE SON, cause, N. ¥§

; ; ; oi

| vultures—the torments of a diseased liver.

paying out, s;licing ard picking up of the cable.

A vote of thanks was ably moved by W S Stewart, Esq, and seconded by Professor ie by TC James,

Dickieson, all of

Soaw, Kemarks were ma

J E B McCready and W

whom cordially concurred in the wel'!- earned tribute paid to Mr Morrison. a le a Thoeold story of Prometheas is a par-~

*romethbeus was on terms of intix

macy with the gods. From them be stole

able. k

Morrison, in Si. James’ Hall, wae of that

’ r y INOrDIbg,

Mrs

Boston,

at the Queen

Mr Db W

at the Queer v

parents io Cha on return to St

Mr W &G Irv ing Charlott guest at the &

Mr JA

Georgetown,

Boot and Shoe

He crosse d Lo

Mr

a J

City today.

fax this mornit

| Mr Geggie has

Chure h.

a passenger |

fire, and-gave itto men. For this sin he

was bound to the recksof Mount Caucas-

sus, and vultures were set upon him. They only ate his liver. This grew again ! ag fastas it was pecked away. Are kis

sufferings to be imagined ?

Take a modern interpretation of the par- able. Thereis no cooking without fire. In cooking and eating the mischief lies. The atomach is overtasked, the bowels be

come clogged, they cannot dispose of the food that is given them. The impurities back up on the liver. Then come the

Dr. Pierce’s Gclden Medical Discovery is more than equal to the vultures of dyspep- sia and its kindred diseases. Tnere is no more need of suffering from dyspepsia than there is of hanging one’s self. Sold by all medicine dealers the world over.

FisHinc AND Farminc.—A West Arichat despatch to the Halifax Herald reports that “our fishermen are now over their summers work. Fishing has been poor here this year, and our hardy sons of the deep have received but a ecanty reward for their hard jabor. Farming is receiving more attention in tnis locality from year to year. A few years ago it was arare thing to find anyone growing any kind of a crop at ull, not even afew potatoesto be used while waiting for the new imports from P.E. Island. Now most every man grows what potatoes, turnips and other vegetables his family requires the whole year round. More cows are kept, and all in all our peo« ble, probably through the failure of the fisheries, are taking more to the cultivation of the soil,”

—ilintongin

Choir practice-—-St Paul’s charch choir will meet for practice this evening at 8 30, instead of Friday. All members will piease attend,

from whatever cause cured tn half an hour by HOFFMANS HEADACHE POWDERY 10 cents and 25 cents at a! °~"~r'ate, ——

ST. JAMES CHURCH &-02cH ING

A Grau Bee

On the New Organ Will be Given by

MR. Ss. W. EZARUGE,

Assisted by the Misses and Mr. Chas. Earle, on

Thursday Evening, 17th inst

—

See

ORGAN a. Overture to Oberon.......Von Weber bh. Blumenlied....0 ssoce oc Sees +e ++ LONGO c. Hymn Les !’ameaux.....--- ++: Faure Cont ralto Solo Jeruselem..... . Parker

Mise Amy Earle

ORGAN, a. Vergin Madre Secnsolate from Seven Last Words... ...5-6% . Hasdo b, Theme, Con Variapone.... -eeees Haydn

c. Prayer 10 F.... 2... -+-+++++++eComppeus Vocal Duet—Forever with the Lord. . ey ee

Misses Amy and Marion Earle.

ORGAN a. Fantasie Sonata. ........---++e00eMozart b, Transcription—Jeruralem the Golden... ial adites dibuees Hudaig< Oks .Dr. Spark Baritone Solo—The Patms..... Faure

Mr. Chas. Earle

ORGAN s. Reverie in G—Op 31.... .. .. -Roselen b. Communion. ......s0+ - . seeeeeees Baptiste

c. Sacred Airs Selected

Solo and Quartette.

The Misses and Messrs Eurle. Doors open at 7.30. Recital at 8 sharp Price of admission 25 cents, —

Tickets for sale atthe following Drug Stores : Reddin Bros, W. R. Watson, Ap- othecaries’ Hall, C.D. Rankine, A. Ss.

Jc haeon’s and ct the door.

ALL HEADACHES

poe,

mori ing. H

Hotel. Mr Duncan

ero iraiu i visit to Boston Dr relatives the past two morning on ret

Ledwe]]

Dr C V McCready, of the Berlin Dental Parlors, was a passenger to Alberton this A branch ef the Berlin Dental Parlors is to be opened at that place.

morning.

According to the latest information, the new American will be eicher Mr Whitelaw Reid, fo: merly Amevican Minister in Paris, orMr Henry White, who has for some time filed the post of First Secretary at the Embassy iu

London.

and Foreign

8 o’clock. invited to atte

store for this

years, was bo

eral.

er of Works.

A.A. grounds The talk of agaiu revived. end in talk. There man gawe thi

fixhermen.

porting firms

ation of pany whic

Edward Islan

there are women who,

pre seul.

Lamont

e.\Own

Mathieson,

G Mi who hae been visiting friends in Charlotte- town, left this morning for her home. i H. Green, commit'ee.

New Brunswick,

PERSONAL

He is Hotel. of

Hotel.

Mrs J R Copp, who has heen visiting ber riottefown, left this

Joho °

pe, of

7) oue ness ' ueen Hi: bel.

who was in

: Compeny,

Is

MrAA Bartlett left this morning on a business trip tothe neig!

Pictou by

Leod, of Che

MrJC Harlow, of Amberst, yho been on a business trip east, came into the He is registered at the Queen.

Rev Mr Fullerion returned from Halix ig. He reports that Kev declined the call to Zion

Mr David Egan, of Mount Sfev art, was train at the

yy the eastern

e is @ guest

McNeill, of the Customs | D pertment, was a passenger by the west evening, returning from a

who has been

>

and friends in Charlottetown for weeks, left

or three urn to Boston.

Ambassador in

The Bishop of Nova Scotia arrives from Pictou tomorrow morning. He will address the Women’s Anxiliary of the Domestic Missionary Society, Peter’s echoolroom on Friday evening at All interested in missions are

D d .

Esterhazy, the Unspeakable,may ulti- mately reap the due reward of hie exploits. Six months ago he was publicaliy kissed bya “Prince of the House of Orleans.” Now the Council of the Order of the Legion of Honour bas struck his name off the roll. Let us bope that other “honours” are in

man,

The Ear) of Elzin, who is now returning to England after having sueceesfully gov erned the (great Empire of India for five in Canada during bis father’s tenure of office as Governor—Gen- Aceording to Morgan, his Lordship was born at Monklands, near Montreal, May 16, 1849, was educated at Oxford, and succeeded his father, euccessively Governor-Genera] of Canada and India, November 20, previously held office as Treasurer of Her Majesty’s bonsehold and firat Commission-

rn

1863.

i >

FoornaL, Nores—A match between the Prince of Wales and St. Dunstan’e teams tv epoken of tor Saturday next,on the C.A

an intermeritime

It is hoped that it will not

will be no Yale-Princeton fresh-

& year.

[u the Yale-Prioceton match, played laet Saturday, Princeton won by 6 to 0.

Lapies’ Aip.—The Ladies’ Aid Society ot tue P E Island Hospital desire cordially io thank the press for courtesy extended; a! othe donors, and the public who #0 yenerously patronized their tea on Thurs- day last, aod have much pleasure in re= porting thatthe hand-ome tum of two hundred dollars was realized.

4

Draccixe For Orsrers.—The Journal is informed, that the lawio regard to oyster drags, has been violated this sea- son by a good many of the Richmond Bay It said that no less thirty or forty boats have been at the work, and that the authorities are aware violation of the law.

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Tue Fisarxc Trape.—It is reported from Boston that a number of big fieh~ex~ in the Atlantic- provinces are attempting with the coper- Boston men to torm a larg? com - h will control the fish trade Nova Scotia and Prince

a “ee

WeaLtoy Prcpre.—lIt is raid in

Halifax. 155 between them.

Toronto, ¢ known commercial traveller, is registered

rucstouche is

barrister-at-law, | the city night, went east this afternoon,

among

latest arrivals at the Hotel Davies h boring provinces,

the Princess,

>a.

who had been

Mr TA MeLean went to Summerside this morning.

Mra M W Marpby is expected home from | New York tonight.

Bishop Cameron, of Antigonish, was a | passenger from Pictou by the Princess this

) ' ' Kobert Steele was a passenger bv ‘ ; ; the early train this morning en route t

Mr Henry Battye,of Wallace, N S., is} here on a business \rip.

registerd |

well |

Local and Other Hem

Uockey.—The annual recting of the Ahbegweit bockey clab will be held in tLeir rooms to-morrow evening at 7.30,

ssiceatpailines

Last Trirp.—Tne 8S. 8. Acadian now loading at Montreal for this port, will sail Saturday. Thisisthe last trip of the Dobell Line Steamers.

Tne Oar.—It is coatemplated to have

a big, athletic meet io Halifax next vear.

Prizes amounting in velue to about $2,000 will be offered.

itlalpiicat

Sniprpep.—Mr W S McKie

Horses

' shipped twelve fice horses by the Princess

morntog

sit ~ a

Vv

ry

fie is \ ’

over |

Mr M D Pride, manager cf the Amherst !

the

1 Maes,

has

this Queen _

visiting

this

London

in St

He had

league is

than

of the

Canadian

of

that men and

| this morning.

* the death at H.)].fax of MrJ J

We uvderstand they are for the provincial markets.

—Mr A F Davies shipped !59lamt and 200 geese and turk- eys from Summerside yesterday.. They ure for the Boston market.

sonbtcnslptineie

Norice.—Owing tothe services to be held in the Cathedral this evening the rex gular meeting of the League of the Crore is postponed until furthers notice.

From Sumvecesipe.

Hockey Team.—The Prince of Wale- hockey team has been reorganiz-d for this season with the following staff of officers: Kdwin Goodwill, President; Wilfrid Taunto3, president; H. Jenkins, secretary-treasurer; K Stewart,V.McLean,

vice

Tue Rink —The teaders for leasing the skating rink this winter wer2 opened yesterday afternoon, and that of Mr A A Bartlett was accepted. The rink could not have come under better management), and patrons may depend upon getting full value for their money.

- -

Diep at Hatirax.—Very many persons in Charlottetown will hear with regret of O’Connor who was here with St. Mary’ssDramatic clubavear or twoago. Mr O’Conner was only 28 years ot age, and at the time of his death was prosecuting a suit against the Boston Gas Light Company and others for injuries sustained atthe timeof the subway explosion.

Removat oF Borizs —The ceremonies in connection with the removal of the bodies of Bishop Macdonald and other clergy from the cemetery to St Dunstan’s Cathedral begins this afternoon at half—past three at which hour tue funeral proces- sion will leave the cemetery for the city. The Leagueof the Cross Baod will be in attendance. This evening the Office for the Dead will be recited in the Cathedral.

Aw Entererisixng Newsroy.—On Sep- tember the 19th we commenced keeping account of the Dairy Examiner each of our newsboys sold, and giving prizes when the total number sold amounted to acertainnoumber. Since that time, not quite two months, one boy, James Bradley, nas sold nineteen hundred papers. On this number he would make $9.50 besides getting as pvesents aknife, cap, pair of boots and a watch.

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Suipment oF Propuce.—Schr Ripley Ropes sailed from New London on the 14th with produce for Pictou, where she will load coal for Bay View. The Lillian cleared for Lunenburg the gameday with & general cargo consisting of Oats, potatoes, turnips and pork. The Lorraine C, has about finished loading produce at Stanley, She goes to Lunenburg also, where she bes longs. Albert Simpson is also loading a Lunenburg schooner at New London har- bor. This will about complete the ship- ping at that port for the season. Oats are 28s, potatoes, 25c, turnips, 10c, pork 5{c.

aU,

Wet. Done.—So far during the season of 1898, Mr TJ Dillon has shipped from this province to Great Britain 18,181 box- es of cheese, valued at $101,813.60, and

from Nova Scotia andl New Brunswick he [has shipped to the eame market 9864 boxes velued

at $61,258.40. Besides this he has about 6000 boxes tu ship from this province and about 2000 boxes to be similarly disposed of in the neighboring provinces. When it is remenibered that. besides the shipments méntioned above, Mr. Dil'on does a large jobbing trade i. + «x - «tf bis business and its value. wwe cucuudity becomes apparent. In more senses than one it was a good day for this province when Mr. Dillon came to its shore, It is hoped that he is realizing handsomely upon his in- vestments.

Gee

Wo Better Fipe

me mt |

is made anywhere in the woild, than the famous B. B. B. pipes. There 1s no mis- taking it, as every genuine one 1s plainly stamped on the stem. Our direct im~ portation from the manufacturers, enables us to sell them 30% cheaper than we could ever do before.

We have them ina variety of shapes, stirling silver mouths, elegantly finished, cased and without cases,

Our prices range from 45c to $5.00 in these goods.

Other pipes 10 cents up.

are worth

$14,400,000, an average of $93,000.

Meetinc.—There will be a meeting cf the Anchors Football Ciub this evening & 8 o’«lock. All members aie req vested to be

NvVVEMBER 16 1898

& Meet Me at the Always Busy Store

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