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THE DAILY EXAMINER, ‘ 4

Loca! and Other liems.

Cart and see Cheap Jack at the Silver

sit Burns at the Lyceum on Monday, QUEBEC'S BOODLE BRIGADE | = inst ) ‘ HIGHLAND FLINé at the Lyceum on Monday, oe = hk ‘ mn ‘ ae a : 25 h inst ema The Commission at Work. GEAND & Hu CONCERT See programme, at the Lyceum on Monday, 25 h inst.

4REAIN SALE now going on at DA,

Bruce s j.nl6é 3 < Brei1akps and pool at the Silver Oar. Tables the best jl6 lw - Arrenp ‘he sale of remnants and odds and ends at S:anley Bros }18 3i eod >

-Remnants and odds and Stanley Bros: jl8 3i eod

BaRGAIN SALE

ends—great bargains at

- VaLentines —A good stock of lovers’ missives just upened at the Diamond Bouk- store

heii Tuat hacking cough can be s> quickly eured by Shiloh’s cure. —Reddio Bros, novildwly

Crarmore Dart, —Kighteen full dressed Highiand laddies at the Lyceum on Monday, 25th inst.

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Brax, shorts, cracked feed, calf meal flax seed, &c. &c , for sale cheap at George Car- ver & Co's. jan 18, lw.

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Tue Exema.—The barkentine Erem left Canso this morning at 6 o'clock, She is expected this evening about 5 o'clock.

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A Very Porvrar Boos. —-Max O'Rell’® latest werk, ““A Frenchman in United States and Canada,” is at the Diamood Bookstore. >) oents each

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Ose HcnxpgeED AND Firty suit lengths at a discount of 20 per cent. Fit and finish gusranteed.—D. A. Bruce's. jsaké 3i-

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L O A.—Regular meeting Boyne Lodge, No. 614, to-night at 8 sharp. Business, conferriag fourth degree. A full attendance

requested. a en

TELYGRAPHIC VEWS,

SpectaL Deseartcues To Tax Examever.

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- TUESDAY, JANUARY 19 1882

GREAT SALE MQNEY

cxtin cont DIF acces

WHERE THE MONEY WENT. THIEL

QvuEBec, Jan. 19.

The Royal

Commission

commenced

hearing evidence yesterday in the numer- ; . | oys charges of boodling laid against Mer- |

M st of

tiken in the morning was that of govern-

cler goverument

the evidence

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ment. officials, but things brightened up

when the cashier of the Union Bank took the stand, and some startling revelations were made. His evidence went to show that of the $56 000 obtained from the treasury under false pre'ences, went to Pacaud, and $25,000 to Premier Mercier.

dice eeu r+ Ottawa Notes. | Orrawa, Jan. 19 | The-House of Commons restaurant bar is | to be abolished. | Hon. Mr. Chapleau is greatly improved 'in health;

$24,000

WEDNESDAY, 20th INST.

JAS, PATON & Co.

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| Among the victims of la-grippe is (Ne |

Dowager Countess af. Cavan, who died at ‘her son’s residence here yesterday, and Mrs. Crawivitd, Principal of the Coligny i Ladies College, who, during the past three years, has successfuily built up one of the best institutions of the kind in Canada.

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Grain Shipments.

Hautrax, Jan 19. Since October three quarters of a million bushels of grain have been shipped from this port. There is a quarter of a million yet to come this season.

Weather Balletin

Bow Line MaTcues between married and singie mem wil take plece at the Silver Oar | each evening for the next moath.—Joha } Joy 316 lw seaitieeiiiibes

Wink —Just received, another supply of that very superior wine from the Niagara | Fails Wine Co.—John Joy, Oid Loadon | and Silver Oar.

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Boots AND SHors.—I have two cvses of ladies sud gents Coots and shoes left over | from my sale in Sum nerside that [ will sell |

very cheap.— Joha J Vy, Silver Oar.

Deirrtine —The Silver Oar is drifting into the channel of success. Everything , ia blooming. Wines and | quors of the | best.—John Joy, opposite R ulway Station. |

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ENTERTAINMENT. —Don't forget the enter- taiumens couignt ia McLeod’a Hall, com-| mencing at 8 o'clock. Come everybody and spend a pleasant evening. Ualy 10 cents admission.

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Fagac or Tue Season.—We were to-day given a twig, taken from a lilac bush iaa garden at the east end of the city. The leaf buds on the twig are well opened, and with favorable weather would be quite out in a day or two

Serious Accirrent —On Wednesday evening Miss Wheadon, of Port Greville, N.8., fell into a celiac where a trap door bad heen left open, and bruke four ribs. — Cumberland Leader.

inccmcaiel ArrentioN.—One hnndred and fifty psirs of ladies and misses fine boots, including kid and tine goat, and calf still left at the Silver Our and will be sold regardless of cost. —John Joy. j16 10i

Ovr annual sale of **odds and ends’

wili take place on Wednesday, the 20th

inst. Ends of dress goods, prints, sateens,

ribbona, velvets, silks, laces, etc., etc., sll

very cheap.— Perkins & Sterns. j19 3: seeing

Ow Dec. 31st the merchants and others will be making out their accounts and will expeot payment of them. For this particular kind of billiousness there is nothing like the hard cash ; but for ordinary bilious headache, &c., Everybody's Pills are the great remedy. For 25 ceuts you can buy a box at your nearest drug store.

10.0 F.--The Grand Sie, Hon. C. M. Busber, of Raleigh, N. C., who has been seriously ill for sume months past, has been svfliciently restored to enable him to resume bisduties. He acknowledges the faithful and efficient services of the Deputy Grand Sire, Dr. Ci. T Campbel!, London, Oat., during the period of his incepacity.

Kemember the cleariug out sale of beots snd shees at -tampers Corner. The shop has t» be yacat- ed for building pu poses. Now 1s the time te get bargains in fine hoots. ove shoes, slippers, &c.. as the steck must be soid —R. a. Sest.

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-> PornteR: FoR Apvertisers.—-Well-written advertinements are more then fifty per cent news. Assertions can be made and sustained that there are cases on record whese there has been more real brain matter expended on

ed an address on ‘The Duty of the Hour.”

Toronts Jan. 19 104s m Scrong winds and gales, cloudy with rain,

W. ©. T. U. Meeting.

Tae public temperance meeting held in MeLeou’s Hall last evening under the aus pices Of the W. OC. T. U, was very well at- tended. S F. Hodgson, Esq , presided. | Atter singing, prayer and Scripture read- ing, the Rey. J. A. Gurdon, pastor of the Baptist Church, came forward and deliver-

He referred to the great importance of the temperance questivn, and to the neces- sity there was for electing svod and cap- abie men 48 our representatises. Hestrongly urged every elector to vote as he prayed, and if this were done he thought the best men would be placed at the head. of aff-irs. Rev Mr. Brewer followed, endoisi-g the remarks of Rey Mr Gordon and_ reminding | voters of their great responsibility in the | forthcoming election. After sofos by Mrs. | Ritchie and Mr. Davison, the meeting was | brought to a close by singing ‘Praise God | from whom all blessings flow.’

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A Successful Congregation. }

The annual meeting of St. James’ Church was held last evening, J. W. Morrison, | Esq., in the chair. The various statemenis | submitted to the congregation showed a total of $4,800 raised during the past year. | $845 were contributed to the Mission! Schemes of the Prasbyterian Church, $768 to other religious and benevolent objects, | while the Sabbath collections amounted to}

2,500. The trustees were able to meet all liabilities and show a small balance on} hand, A statement of the debt was sub. | mitted, showing that in i886 the bounded debt was $10,100 Since that date there have been expended on what may. be cailed capitsl account, about $3,000 Oo the first of next February, after cover- | ing this outlay of $3,000 and providing meantime for the ordinary running ex- penses of the congregation, the -total debt will be $7,200. During this period, i. e., from 1886 to 1891, inclusive. the congrega- tion raised a little over $39,000, out of which they gave over $5,000 to the mission schemes of the Presbyterian Church, and over $3,000 to other religious and benevo- lent objects. eC -_— — - The Lecture Last Night.

Tue Rev. Father Gillis lectured in St. Patrick's Hall last night, under the auspices of the League of the Cross, to a large and attentive audience. His subject was *‘ A Trip from the Atlantic to the Pacitic and Back.” Rev. Father McAulay occupied the chair. The lecturer described his trip | on the Canadian Pacific Railway across ihe! continent to British Columbia, dwelling on the various puints of interest ou the route. His description of the scenery of the Rocky Mountains was grand, and was fully appre- ciate’ by the audience, who paid the greatest attention to sll that he said. He gave a short account of many of ‘the’ cities which he visited, and told of many Island- ers he met, all of whom were prospering and many of whom were wealthy. He ad- vised the young men to stay at home, if

the making up of an advertisement than in

possible ; but if they were bound to leave

the construction of many pages which rest} the Island, there was no better place for

ander the dignified name, literature.—South Bend (Ind.) Tribune.

Tue Sun Life Assurance Company of

Canada have p'easure in announcing to their |

patrons and friends that the applicatioas for new life assurances for the year 189] reached the maguificent total of 3,301 for $5,901,521, being about $1.350.000 ahead of the corres- ponding figures tor the preceding year. R. Macaulay, President.

Urquhart & Brow are gents for this well- known and popular Life Assurance Company ia this city.

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You don’t want soap or soda, or the com- mon washing powder any more, when you use the Lessive Phenix. Every woman who h#e used it—arnd their name is legion in France, England aud Canada—say it is the greatest household blessing. washes and cleans everything, from the costly dress goods to the common tinware dish. The misery of rhe wash is gone. No more chapped hands Hard water bec mes aoft. Just. think—Lessive Plenix is 80 comprehensive in its work thar it m»#kes all kinds of whit~ clothing like snew, bot it will make dirty zine to shine again | Ask you grocer, jis 2i

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lthem than the Canadian North-west. A; ithe close, a hearty vote of thanks to the lecturer was moved by Judge Reddin and ‘seconded by Mr P F. Doyle.

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DIED. | Fell asleep, on Monday, the 18*h inst., Robert Clare Harris, eldest son of Thomas J. and Henrietta Harris, aged 11 years and 8 months.

(Funeral will leave St. Peter’s Church for the burial ground ,at’ 11 o’elockon Wed- jnesday mourning Citoral Celebration of the ' Holy Communion at IM o'clock, Funeral s<r- vice at 10 50 o'clock. }

At Springv«!e, on the 18th inst, Mary June, eldest daughter +? Neil M Neill, J. P., aged 21 years

Ladies, attend the ssle of white goods, ‘table linens, etc., at James Paton & Co's, Brown's Block.

Tucked muslins and lawns cheap at Jas. Patov & Co's. sale.

White counterpines, towels, sheetings and all kinds of household goods, special low prices, at James Paton & Co’s., Brown's Block.

will offer during the

_ their whole stock of WHITE COTTONS, |

D. A. BRUCE

|SHEETINGS, PILLOW COTTONS, TABLE LINENS, TABLE CLOTHS, kinds of HOUSE

} | TOWELS, and all

|; HOLD FURNISHINGS at extraordinary

reductions from usual selling prices.

| From the well-known reliable character i goods kept in stock by JAS. PATON & CO., and at the low prices now marked, they have confidence in assert-

ing that better value has not beeen sub-

mitted in Dry Goods for many years past.

Special Value

——IN ALL KINDS OF-—-—

WHITE GOODS.

White Embroidery,

White Pique,

White Tucked Lawas, White Checked Muslins, White Cotton Chemises, White Cotton Knickers, White Cotton Night Gowns, White Cottons,

White Nainsooks,

White Linens, ete., ete.

It will be to every Lady’s edvantage

to attend this Great Sale and secure

Bargains before buying their Spring

Sewing.

All Goods Marked in Plain Figures.

Jas, Paton & G0,

| BROWN’s BLOCK,

168 Market Square.

Ch’town, Jan. 18, 1892—dy & wky

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| | HEREBY NOTIFY all persons indebted to i me, whether by note of hand, book account or otherwise, a'so all persons indebted to the firm of H. F. Feehan & Co., that unless the ieme is settled forthwith lawful proceedings will be tak-n for collection of the same. I will offer the balance of my stock on hand cheap for cash only, as I intend te close my business. H. F. FEEHAN, Mount Stewart, Dec, 4, 1891~wky 4i

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| Fehruary 1892,

For All Accounts Fur-

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next Two Weeks!

MERCHANT TAILOR,

140 Queen Street. Charlottetown, Jan, 13, 1892—eod & wy

Clerks’

Association.

MEETING of the Clerks’ Association will be he held in McLeod’s Hall on Wednesday evening, at 8 o’clock. Impor- tant business. J. A. McLAREN, | Sec’y.

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NOTICE.

ATOTICE is hereby given that the Annual z General Meeting of the Shareholders of |'PHE EXaMINER Publishing Company will | held at the offles of (HE EXAMINER newspaper }on WEDNESDAY, the 27th January, inst,, at the hour of 8 o’clock in the evening.

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T° LET— The desirable Dwelling House heat- ed with hot water, and situate on corner of | Prince and Dorchester Streets, which is now | occupied by Wm. T. Roome. Possession given | in May or November next, as may be desired. | Premises may be seen on application to GRORGE | ALLEY tu th sat—jani9

' UND.—A purse of money. The owner can have same on epplication at THE EX‘MINER office and payment for this advertisement. | dec2z9 T° LET.—The Brick House and Shop on Prince Street known as the Costello property. Ap- ply to Davies & Haszard, or the owner, JOHN AYLWARD, Southport. jant

i A W ANTED.—“ Life of Hon. Charies 1 3 S. Parnell,” by Robert Mc Wade, assisted by | Parnell’s Mother, wh» receives a royalty, has been in course of pre tion for some years. Millions want the Biography of this great Statesman. Pric» $1.25; 400 pages; 100 engrav- ings; outfit 36 cen s; big terms; act quick.— as PUBLISHING Hovusg, St. John, N, oct3l

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months to any responsible person who will

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Charlottetown, January 19, 1892—eod & wky

Starting the Year Richt!

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AY FROM THIS PRESFNT DATE: —“<I will patronize PROWSE BROS, and the

dollars I save by trading with them [ will give t» the poor. In doing s> I will make PROWSE BROS. hippy, mik2 many poor of the city hippy, ail will b2 happy myself, and will tell my friends and they will be happy.’

_ If you do this, you may expect a happy and prosperous year. Money foolishly spent is money thrown away. We say, DUN’L DO IIL, for the sake of your families,

We are determined that we will stand up in your interests, and all through the year will hunt for Bargiins tor you; s) kesp your eye on our advertisement. If we say a

thing we will do it, even if it cost a Thousand Dollars to do it.

We want your confidence and your trade, and we will do you good.

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PROWSE BROS., THE WONDERFUL CHEAP WMiEK,

144 QUEEN STREET.

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Just Out--15 Cents Each OR THE LAST MONTH we have been advertising

LAST MONTH we een ad CHAPPELLE'S F liday 8, that truthfui vertising |p. Says has been made apparent by our largely increased sales |Prince Edward Island Calendar

for the month of December. We are now going to say a) few words about

HANDBOOK,

1892.

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Containiag a Calendar for 1°92; Table of Tides for Charlottetown ; Moon's Changes; Eclip- ses; Fixed and Movable Feasts; a Direc tory of Loca! and Dominion Gorern- ment Officials, ete. ; Ecclesiastical! and Society Matters ; Civic and Ceneral Information, to gether with a valuable

Our Printing and Bookbinding Departments.

Close attention, gool workmanship and low prices have | as we expected, wonderfully developed this branch of our| business. We now beg to say that we have secured the ser-| sla tae : vices of MR. WM. GILLESPIE (late of Taylor & Gillespie), |PRONOUNCING HANDBOOK whose name is guarantee enough to the claim of the first

| | Bookbinder in the Province. |

of Words often Mispronounced. PUBLISHED BY THEO. L CHAPPELLE, Diamond Bookstore. Charlottetown, Jan. 14, 1892—3ieod wky li

We are now in a better position than ever to turn out first-class work at shortest notice, and at prices that cannot be beaten.

yO RENT,—A large three-story bg@iding as Warehouse and Offices, situate oc ths south side of Water Street, aad lately oecapied by Mr.

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Oh’town, Dec. 28, 1891. BROWN’S BLOOK.

lare apply to Peawe Bans. & Co

T. B. Riley as « Tobiwo Factory. For partian- ev dee! i