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Best make of Carpet Paper at 8 I-2 cts. per yard—JAMES PATON &

Carpets made and laid at 9c, per yard.

We do not charge for waste,

TH DAILY EXAMINER - . MONDAY, OCTOBER 10 °892 ares : eR ae er | alien ce Se c% af BEER BROS. PELEGRAPHIG BES eee” LOWER. wes DOCGET co low end Sprecist DespatcHes vo THE EXAMINER | We can AFFORD to sell as low and New Brunswick Politics. @ | LOWER. a, widiten aa

Our Partnership expired last June, and in order to wind up our

business at the end of the year

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we offer the

WHOLE OF OUR STOCK

Regardless of Cost.

This

That has ever taken place in this City.

SALE GOING ON

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OUR WHOLE STOCK OR BUSINESS.

Discounts 25, 33s, 40 & SU p. 6

This is a chance a lifetime for any young man or men to buy

one of the best places of business

in the city.

Jas, Paton & U0,

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Charlottetown, October 5, 1892—eod & wky

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} mammoth fires are raging along the shores |

We ARE selling as low and LOWER Our whole Stock is now thrown on the market at

Bankrupt Prices.

We will let no one undersell us. BEER BROS,

Local and Gther Items.

Crry Councit meeting to night, B. I. S.—-Meeting to-night at the usual hour.

iaesicsiiaiessiiiies Enowisn GLYCERINK Soar, was l2c a cake

now 5c, at Dodd’s Medical Hall. octlO lw eod

saat Tue evening session of the Charlottetown Business College opens to-night at 7 3) o'clock. aalihioa

Customs Appointment —Frederick Mor= row, Eeq , has been sppointed Sub-Collector fer the tort of Souris.

Reap It.—Read the Diamond Booksto re Handy advertisement to-day. Specially low prices this week in everythiag.

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Hatiowr’en.—The ladies of the Masonic Temple Bazaar Committee intend having a turkey supper ia the Masonic Lodge Rooms on Hallowe'en. Advertisement will appear

: later.

PREVENTION is better than eure; and if you want to prevent many of the ills of summer get in good condition by taking an occasional dose of Everybody’s Pil's. Sods

Masonic Bazaarn.—We Masons intend folding thir new temple commenciag on Tuesdsy, the 6-h December nex’.

understand the bazsar in the

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Fires 1s Maniropa —{t is stated that

of Lake Winnipeg and Manitoba and an

immense quantity of timber is being des tr yed. {| A Forraer Apvaxce —TVhere has been \4 further aivanee in ths price of American }pork With this exception the wholcsale

| market has been very quiet for some days. —St. John Sun.

| Many people are taking ad- | Yantage of our cheap sate. Dont }- led astray by bogus advertise-

ments, but come direct to the Wouaderful Cheap Siore, a Rr 0 2 tans a k's the

Ureat German Skin Cure, and nest Cosmetic made. Removes Biackheads, Pimpics, ete., as

ifby magic. 3 ox. tubes in elegant cartons 60 cts.

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CurLpren Envoy the pleasant flavor, gentile

f action and soothing effects of Syrup cf Figs,

j}when in need of a laxative; and if the father or mother be costive or bilious the most gratifying results follow ite use, so that it is I family remedy knowa and every } family should hive a bottle.

Tue use of Wilmot Sp: Waters have been found very beneficiai in such cases as pains in the back and limbs, spraias and bruises and gene al debility of the eons’itution.

James Ropertson, A. M., LL. D.,

Rector of Wilmct,

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Sueer Exprorrep.—Five sheep from P. E. Island

carloads of passed through

the city on Friday for Brighton, Mas. The sheep, over 1,000 in number, were taken from the cars here and turned loose

in a field for some hours a:.d azain shipped.

—St. Johu Telegrs ph.

- ” From Haritrax —Tne er cwner City of Ghent, Captain Pys, arrives trom Hai- fax via intermediite ports ou Sa arday after- noon, at three o'clock, with a general cargo, She sailed on re ura sbout seveu the sane evening witha cargo made up mainly of potatoes, canned fi-h, drums acd boxy of codtish, etc. The Fastnet leaves Halif.x to-night, and will be du> here on Vedue dy morniag

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Mortvary Srartistics —For the follow- ing mortuary statistics of the City of Char- lettetown, for the month of September, 1892, Tue Fxaminer is indebted to D>. Jobuson:—Number of deaths, 17 ; same month last year, 19. Causes of deaths — Cholera infantum, 5; bronchiti>, 1; heart disease, 2; psralysis, 3; cancer, 1; con- sumption, 1; dropsy, 1; spinal disease, 1; bemorrhage, 1; oldage, 1. Age at death - Under 5 years, 5; from 24 to 42, 5; from 54 to 77.7. Average age at desth, 3916 years. Religion—Prot: stants, 7; Catho- hes, 10. Nationslity —English, 4; Scotch, 4; fiish, 6; French, 2; African, 1. Sex— Males, 6; females, 11.

Tue Torr —-Mr. Geo. Carvill. owner of the trotting horse Speculation, has addressed the following letter to the editor of the 8%. John Telegraph: Having just returned to P. ‘4. Is- land, where I have been trotting my horse Speculation, I was very much surprised to see a challenge from D-. Strickland on behalf of a horse, Elmo, | haviag, while on the Island, offered to trot Israel or Eim>, and was willieg to make « sweepstake or single, each horse to put in $209 api.ce, the winn-r to take all.

Mr. A. ©. Bell, owaer of Israel, declines to secept the challen ze of De. Strick!and, owner ut Elmo, on the grouod that he does not like mateh races. He suggests a _ free-for-all sta'lion race open to the maritime provinces fur a purse of 3500, said race to be trotted at some central print in Nova Scotia

A [risute.—At the ciose of his sermon last evening, Rev. W. W. Brewer made a touching reference to the departed Tennyson and coucluded the service by anaouncing the laureate’s popular hymna, No. 928 : —

Strong Son of God, immortal Love,

Whom we that have net seen Thy face,

By faith, and faith alone embrace, Belheviug where we csnn%t prove ;

O:r little systems have ‘heir day ; They have their day and ceas: to be ; They ae bat broke: lights of Thee,

And Taou, O Lord, are more than they.

We have bat faith ; we cannot know; For kaowled ge is of things we see ; Aad yet we trus> it comes from Thee,

A beam in darkaess; let it grow.

Let knowledg- grow from more to more, But more of reverence in us dwell ; ‘Lhat mind and soul according well,

May make one music as before.

GRAND SUCCESS !--The Clearance Sale at the

Sr. Joan, Oct. 10.

The Blair Government Convention of King’s County has renominated ex Speaker White, and instead of Solicitor General Pugsley and Dr, Taylor, who are retiring has selected Mr. Flewelling, an ex-Logis- lative Councillor, and Mr. Secovil. The latter, it is understood, has declined to run in York, where four candidates wili run. The Orange Convention, following the tem perance people, has nominated H. H. Pitts, who will run as an equal righter, prehilitionist and opposition candidate. The rm gular opposition has nominated only three candidates, so that the odd vote may be thrown to Pitts, if voters so desire. The onpositicn candidates are W. K, Allen, ex-W:rden Howe and Councillor Pender There is a revolt against the ticket placed in the field by Mr. Blair in St. John. Geo. Koodell, a printer and a libera!, has issued his card as an independent Government supporter.

More Record Smashing. New York, Oct. 10.

J. 38. Marshall, of the New York Athietic Club, shrew the 16 pound hammer 145 feet # inches, beating hia own and the world’s record of 14! feet 9 inches.

SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 10. Wipdie made a mile on a bicycle in 2.06 3-5 and 20535, both standirg starts, Both beat the world’s records.

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Terrible Storm. BELLEVILLE, Oct, 10. A ‘tertible thunder and lightning storm peesed over here last week. A family named Austir,"liti g 7 miles from Frankford were struck by lightniag and three of them were so badly injured that they diedin a few hours. The Cholera. New Vonrk, Oct. 10, The Bohemia, the last of the cholera ships, was allowed to proceed to her dock in Hobo- ken yesterday. The steerage passengers were landed at Ellis Island, from quarantine.

Teanyson’s Funeral Sermon. Lonpon, Oct. 10, The Bishop of Winchester preached Tenny- son's funeral sermon in Halsmere Church yes- terday. He referred to the dead poet laureate in eulogistic and feeling terms.

Business Man Dead.

tr. Jomn, Oct. 10. _ Vincent White, a leading whuiesale provi- sion dvaler and one cf the most substantial business men of the city, is dead.

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Weather isulietin.

Tokenro, Oct. 10. -10 a. m. Fresh to strong northerly to westerly winds; c’earing weather; not much change in temperature.

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For tHe NortHwest.—Fifty settlers have left Montreal for St. Alber:, N. W. T., in charge of Rev. Abbe Morin. They ave all French Canadians and wil! settle in Mounoville. This is the third party taken out this year by the same clergyman.

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Mepat.—On Saturday last ©. J. Mit- chell received the medal won by him in the half-mile bicycle race contested on the Driving Park during the recent Exhibition. The medal, which was presented by Mr. ¥. De. Davies, is of solid silver, and is pendant froma baron which is engraved the winuer’s name. Ia the centre of the medal is a safety bicycle, around the wheel of which is a gold band, with the words ‘* Half-mile Bicyele Race ” thereon,

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A Scnoongrn,.Racr.—Joseph McGill, owner tnd builder of the cruiserKingfisher, which recently visited Charlottetown, is out with a challenge to any schooner in Canadé. to race the Kingfisher, on any suit- abie dey between the 20th and 26th of October, over a course, say from Pvint Pleasant buoy in Halifax harbor, around the automatic buoy at the entrance to Lun- enburg harbor, and back to Point Pleasant buoy, sailing oufside of Sambro, both go- ing anc returning, for from five hundred to one thousand dollars a side.

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For Over Firty Years Mrs. Wineloes Soothing Syrup has been ceed by millions of mothers for their children while cutting teeth. it relieves the little sufferer at once ; it pro- duces natpral, Paice sieep by relieving the child from pain, “and the little cherub awakes as “‘brizht as a bytton.” Itis very pleasant to taste It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best-known remedy for diarrhees, whether arising from teething or other causes. Iwenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for ‘* Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing Syrup,” and take po other kind. lyr

Come.to Prowse Bros’. great slaughter sa'e. It's terrible, but they will fullow the men who have lost their heads till they lore their fear. Axsour 50 packages grey flannels selling at cost. See the lige of all wool flannel selling at 14 cents; regular, 25 cevis. Also flvecy cottons at 5 cente, regular 10 cent goods, Everything must be cieared out at once. —W. A. Weeks & Co., next to Beer &Goffs. 08 3i It has been decided by many of the best judzes of Cry goods that Prowse Bros. are giving the best bargains. Think of table imen, 12c. a yard; gentlemen's linders, 1lSc. each ; red damask, 6c., worth more than twice as much, and hundreds of other bargains. Prowse Bros have this fall imported a very large stock of men's, boys’ and youths’ over- coats, ca coa's aud reefers, in all sizes, made up in all the latest styles, and marke: them at prices that are bound to sell. oct5 If you want a coat or reefer cheap, you need not pass Prowse Bros., the Wonderful Cheap Men. oct] 3i Hats, Hats,—Sixty doz Christys’ London Hats, newest styles at lowest prices. If you want the latest, try J B Macdonald’s.

oct4 bi Overdue accounts on notes of hand, not settled for before the fifteenth day of October, inst., will be given to the courts for collection. -—D A Bruce. oet3 til 15th

izreat Clearance Sale Now Coing On.

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All our Stock of New and Fashionable Dry Goods

inust go. We will give Large Discounts on all oods. SALE FOR CASH ONLY.

HARRIS & STEWART.

Charlottetown, October 6, 1892—eod & wky

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WE ARE IN IT, TOO!

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We are in the SENSATIONAL SLAUGHTER SALE. We thrown our Whole Stock on

have the

narket. We den’t stop at Cash

for this Sale.

Don’t torget us.

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GREAT SALE O

ress Goods, Dress Trimmings, Mantle Cloths, Mantles, Millinery, etc.

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J. B. MACDONALD, QUEEN STREET.

P irposes confining his business exclusively to MEN’S and BOYS’ CLOTHING and GENTS F JRNISHINGS, and wili sell off his entire stock of Ladies’ Dress Goods, Dress Trim- mings, Velvets, Plushes, Silks, Satins, Mantle Cloths, Mantles, Ladies’ Kid Gloves, Woolen G oves, etc., Millinery, Hats, Bonnets, Flowers, Feathers, and everything in Ladies’ wear

Discounts from 25 1-2, 33 1-3, 40 and 50 per cent.

THIS IS A GENUINE SALE. GOODS NEW, the greater portion being imported tLis Fall. The Sale will continue until all is sold. SALE NOW ON, and for CASH ONLY

J. B. MACDONALD, Queen Street.

‘harlottetown, October 5, 1892—eod & wky

NEW GOOD

NOW OPENING.

Mortgage Sale. To be sold by Public auction, at Charlottetown,

ia Queen's County, in front of the Law Courts

Buiiding, on THURSDAY, the Thirteenth day

of Ocvover next, A. D. 1892, at the hour of

Tweive o'clock. noon :—~ A*~% that tract, piece or parcel of land situate in ‘he Royalty of Charlottetown, in Queen's Cvunty aforesaid, bounded as follows, taat is to say :—Cominencing on the north-west edge of the Saint Peter's Road, at the north-east boundary of Lot Number Fifty-four ; thence (accordi to the magaetic meridian of the year 1761) foliow- ing the course of said boundary north sixtytwo degrees west three chains and thirty-five links ; thence north twenty-eight degrees east seventy links, or until it meets the southera boundary of lat Number ( wenty-four; thence north seventy- nine degrees thirty minutes east four chains aad thirty links, or to the said Saint Peter's Koad: | thence following the course of eaid road south ninety eight degrees west three chains and forty links lo the place uf Commeucement, containiag two 100ds and eighteen perches of iand, a littie mere or less, which trac: of land is marked on the plan of the Ardgowan ketate, filed ia the — of the Registrar of Deeds as Number Fifty-

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The above sale is made under a power of sale contained in an Indeature of Mortgage, dated the sixteenth day «ft Sepvember, A. v, 1890, and

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.Y E are now opening our Fall Stock of BOOKS, consist- + ing of all the newest designs in Style and Binding.

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We are showing a large range of PSALMS and HYMNS, Metholist Hymn Books, Methodist Hymn Books and Bibles ec mbined, St. Paul’s Churen Hymn Books, Teachers’ Bibles, B bles and Psalms combined.

made between Heary C. Jordan aad atherine

Atso—A large assortment of Books for Boys and Girls, Jordan his wife, o' che one part, aud Micumal P. aD the other t been ard for Adult Readers we have something nice. make ta the payment cf the petnaioal nal tan

est due thereon. for further particulars apply at the office of Baytield & lanchard, Solicitors, Charlouetwown, Dated this 19.4 day of septemocr, A. 1). 1892, MICHAEL FP. HOGAN,

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Ch’town, Sept. 14, 1892—w f s VICTORIA ROW. septts—4i 1n0 (mon ene

SCOTCH HOUSE. Everyone delighted.--JAMES PATON & CO

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