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5 t \ial I Se @ 4 ‘ wacese5 =m guar CaBF - riiag fark \ ‘ o- i hapy O8F°°"e ; “ eo os the rias to-l o.on at the rida ' pas? mL iat conMTIO”: e p Li : to W n Tn Mark een =< Two smart ‘ ware”. 15 3i coht & Los. | z \ 9 a Vf P A ‘ , . e the Dp ' ae Real « e : | oe - i

‘anris making fheh-cakes ? agen COD! SS SRE DOES f. (iolk's

: n { ug eceived ab Deer «

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wre and Miss Earle will sing st

Kensing on Hall n Thurs

Wns Ro he concert I oe night De xt.

yton Ilall on

rogramime will ap-

digaNd Concer’ in Nena parday night ne SS : ew temerre¥. Some of the best talent in the CT sn engage! tor the concert in St. ne Hall to se veblng gout a 19 Here.—Sixtern ‘ Knights of the giowek” arrived in the ity via spe ‘ial train hy own On Saturday night, nym Georgetown | . y - fon St. Patrics’s Var.- Shamrocks at pigws's, Upper Prince Street, also up oh in Market House on Tuesday morning. stil ce Viscest be Pati.—The collection in Hensten's Cathedral on St. Patrick's Day gi) be io aid of St. Vincent de Paul Society. -_--S

Sows OF TEMPERANCE. — Don't forget the yateraal visit of Rescue aud Ever Ouward Hrisions uf Lot 48 te Victoria Division this

yecing. Comme early.

pyrourit Leacve.—Mr. W. P. Douli

Bq}: contmnue his taikon ‘* Electricity to-

cee

Bia, polled his vote on

gent, taking up its pr actical applications i, modern times.

4s Buperty Voter. —Mr. George. Hod- jas, 93 years of age, living at Biddu'ph. Thursday for Mr. Autehins, the Conservative candidates, —_—_—»>— — “ertiva +The qaarterly meeting of the sist Association of P. EF. Islead will con-

«ne in the Baptist Schoolroom to-mor:ow at

The quarterly sermon will be

oy p m. es prracherd at 7.90. Allare inv#ed to attend. Beowerrs, ATTENTION '-Theo members

Bf we Charlottetown Engineer Company,

Bip morrow (Tuesday) evening, at

bering rifiers ir great-cuats at home, are wyiested to return them to the Drill Shed 3 o'clock, pe inspection. _ > Luare or THE Crose.—J. T, Mellish, Erq., wil deliv-r a lecture uridder the auspices of the league of ahe Cross in St. Patrick's Hall on friay evening next, His subject will be -* A Vait te Scotland.” The subject is a highly interesting one, and Mr. Meilish will, we feel sic, have a fall house. inmate

Tus SpprnGHity Frexp. —Coliections were tien up io aid of this fund yesterday in wreral oi the churches. In the Upper Prince Sheet Methodist Church the plate collection wmoucted to $35. We have vot heard the mount of the Brick Church collection. At %. Dunstan’s Cathedral were invited to call at the palace and sub- veri, tad at St. Peter's several subscriptions were rereived.

thio . tine cue conz egacion

oe a eee Vargas Inronmation. — ‘*M. A. O.” wists Educational Department of the Meapeal Pamity Herald for information as to the Uiettenant Governors of Canada The tet is published in the issue of the 4th tt Hon. Archibald Woodbury MeLelan bgven as the Governor of Nova Scotia and ia. Audrew Archibald Macdonald as the Cxmeor of Prince Edward Island! The Sitios! editor of our esteemed contem- wy does not appear to be so well informed OR mivht be.

Te Sravziey, which left Pictou shortly Mueseven on Saturday morning, did not mi Giewrgetown until after five in the ‘tmon. During the passage a good deal ike %a: encountered, necessitating severa! Mpp ges, one of about two hours duration. Twenty one of the twenty-five passengers “pee special train and artived in the ®y shout a quarter past eleven. The taaky made a trip te Pictou yesterday, Wtingearly thismorning. She left George- "no jor Mictou again this forenoon at 11, ‘Mi will leave Pictou on return to-morrow morning. _-—-_--— fox Oven, Firry Years Mrs. Winsloe’s Sorhing Syrup has been used by millions of tethers for their children while cutting teeth. Mtelieves the little sufferer at once ; it pro- Crore hataral, quiet sleep by relieving the Mild frm pain, and the little cherub awakes #* bright usa button.” It is very pleasant Wisste. It soothes the child, softens the Wns, allays all pain, relieves wiud, regulates "bowels, and isthe best-known remed\ for thes, whether arising from teething or causes. Twenty-five cents a bottle. sure and ask for ‘‘ Mrs. Winsloe’s Soothing » aud take no other kind. mare “i eod & wky lyr . hci spears ie St Patrick's Day —To-morrow will be Patrick's Day, It will be celebrated ihe Irishmen of this city iv the usual Wanner, _ In the morning at 9 45 the mem- of the Benevolent Irish Seciety will » * the Lyceum, and headed by the , ty Band, wili march in procession to +, asians Cathedral, where High Mass celebrated and a sermon appropriate “cation preached by Rev. Father wil ie After the service the procession teeta fetormed and parade the principal ~ da the evening there will be an Fa ef the bea the Lyceum, at which 8. Thee t talent in the city will as- leer will also be entertainments at Pa ye poutis and Summerside. Rev. McBlmeel, of this city, will deliver Te8s AL Summereide.

ACK Yow Ly ; Ow H LDG

a MENT.— The February number mouth ein hase arrived. It is printed dene iad Rew type, which gives it a dy much thore hands Ine appearance ipnoat a yi Tis selections are ma le with are a es taste, and cannot fail to Maker conte: ail classes of readers. The ithe recent 108 & complete list of the winners Diblinhorg error competition, in which the aah, Tae abe AWay more than 23000 in meh in enetin yn” aes a speiling

the Pebeus, With the advertisements ROK in yRumber, in which they off r Mil be sent 40.6” 8 A copy of this number cs by tddrenn? address on receipt of ten Bove, One Our Homes Publisning Peceivey — Tartans of Scotland” has

tem Jubn Catto & Co., Toronto.

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oT pe a a ee ee - u WRAMINGR. <= +: =:

RAYA & 4 a EY Way a Bk GRAPHIC 4 eW N, Speciar Desratones To Tur Examiner.

Another Capture,

Lonpox, March 16 \ deepatch from Burban confirms the report that the Portug ese gunboat at acked oi captured the british South African

Companys steamer, Countess of Caruarvon while the latter was ascending the Linipope River with rifles and ammunition tuking er into Deiagoa Bay. ;

Damages on the i. ¢. R.

Sr. Jonx, March 10,

In Albert county on Saturday two bridges were carried away by floating ice.

Un the same day, near Weisford, on the C.P. R, 26 miles from this city, heavy rains washed out about four hundred feet of the track and all trains were brought up ior about twelve hours.

DPom‘nion Partiament.

Orrawa, March 16.

The House has been prorogned pro forma until the 26th of April. It is likely that the Gazette Special will be. issued this week, summoning the House for the 29th. Seats are beiny arranged, for Lissiew Mulls takes Blake's seat and Davies takes Cas- grain’s.

Mercier’s Extravagance Con- demned.

Monrreat, March 16. A Lon2on cable states that the Financial News comes out strongly against the ex- travaganes of the Mercier Government and

negotiate atén millon d>!lir loan, The Bisley Meeting. Orrawa, March 16. Owing to the final embarrassment of the

Rofl. Association it is doubtful if any meet- ing takes places at Bisley this year.

Two Big Fires. Synacrcse, N. Y., March 16. Two big fires occurred in this city on Satur- day, entai'ing a joss of about one mil ion dollars, Weatne: Hatietin

Toronto. March 16.-10a m.

Fresh to strong southerly to westerly winds ; fair to cloudy weather with light

snow in some localities by temperature.

+ —~<ee - Ge

Personal.

night ; higher

Mr. G. F. Beer, of the firm of Beer Bros., arrived home to-day.

Mr. A. W. Hayden, representing the Can- adian Paper Company, Montreal, is on a bus- iness trip to the Island. He is at the Hotel Davies

Ex-Empress Eugenie is said to have refused a fortune to write her memoirs for publica- tion.

‘The New Yok Press says: Rose Coghlan, one of the queens of the atage, appeared in ** Peg Wefliagtou ” last night at the Amphion Academy, Brooklyn, before an andience which was large and appreciative, aud most critical ws well.

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New Streamer —The Halifax Chronicle says: Messrs. Pickford & Black hive secured a new steamer for the eastern shore route. She is named the Fastnet. She was built in 1878 and hails frem Glasgow, The Fastnet is :5} tons net and 338 gross. She is adver- tired to leave here on her first trip,to Char- lottetown and intermediate ports about the 20th of April,

News Notes.

The Chilian insurgents have notified the Mesere, Krupp and the hanks holding Chilian funds that no orders from or contracts with President Balmaceda, since the beginning of the revolution, will be respected by the Chilian Congress, the majority of whom are on the side of the insurgents.

Three cases have come to light withia the past week of young white women in reputable circles in New York, who have ‘ fallen in love,” as the phrase goes, with negroes,

valsiaiiemnslii

Leeal Notices.

Calland get some bargains while we are sellirg off s» cheap to make 100m for the new geods to arrive in the early epring. Those goois must he sold at the Cheapest Crockery Store. —‘V. P. Colwill. ma: l6d&w4w

Our new spring hats for men and boys are sellirg fast, they are fashionable and cheep. If you want a hat you should secure on~ at -I, Lb. Macdonald's. mh'!46i dw

A splendid assortment of stamped asuaburg for houking, at Jas. Paton & Co.

The balance of the stock of men’s and boy’s readymade clothing will be cleared at 20 per eent.jdiscount to make room for new stock ex- pected shortly.—J. B. Macdonald. mbh1461 dw

Anyone in want of diuner sets, tea sets, chamber sete, or anything in the shape of crockery, china or glissware, would do well to call at the Cheapest Crockery Store.—W. P. Colwill. marl6d&w4w

Seventy Boys’ Suits must be cleared eut befo e spring Steck arrives Jas Paton & Co wm? 3i

Kk Ob © is Cunranteed

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CARLOADS to errive per * Stanley ” l Can be shipped to avy Station direst from Georgetown.

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CARVELL BROS.

Ch’town, March 14, 189!—2i pat guar eee ~~ J diiliia

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We Not Ouly Sell Snectacles, WE FIT THEM!

ACH EYE TESTED SEPARATELY at a small extra charge.

BE W. TAYLOR,

4 descriptive cat,

| 424 fam} ptive talogue of the -HY tartang of Scotland, with note

Meir sntiquiry, “a land, Wb ovtrg |

Optician. Charlottetowa, March 14, 1891—Im dw

LL Lt A ct ct ett

warus capitalists against Mercier’s visit. to

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ST. JAMES’ HALL.

eet Ses

Tuesday Evaning Next,

Under the direction of Mr. Earle,—the last Concert of the @ -urse,

PROGRAMME : l. Instrumental Duet Mikedo, ; oak sh eee. Miss Vere f{lyndman and Mr. Earle.

2. Reading .. .

Rev. James Carruthers.

Miss Peebles.

4. Voca! Quintette— Daughter of Error... Mrs. McLean, Misses Fraser and Karle, aud Mesars. Beer and Earle. 5. Piano Solo--The J® ‘lian "Harp fo....; Miss McLean: oe ke G. Vocal Solo--The Trysting Tree....... Miss Hamlyn. $0: MRO 0.6 eK Mr. W. A. Weeks. 8. Yocal Solo—Let Me Dream Again Miss Kate Hyndman.

Mr. CP. Fietcher.

10, Vocal Solo—The Venetian Boat Sung- Mrs. E H. Norton,

11. Instrumentr! Dast —Jeunesse D.oree,..

Mrs. Malcolm McLeod and Mr. Earle,

IZ.. Vocal Solu—Evelena ............cccs

Mr. A. A. Bruce

13, Vocal Solo—The Blind Giri’s Dream.. Mrs. Malcolm McLeod,

14, Reading ...... sgl Os cas owe tie ex bs Rev. James Carruthers.

15. Vocal Quartette — Good Night, B: - A +006 ae weme set cs 6 eka tad Misses Ear:e and Fraser, Messrs Beer and Earle.

16 God Save the Queen.

NL Palviek§ Da.

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1825

HE BENEVOLENT IRISH SOCIETY of Charlottetown will celebrate the Anniversary of lreland’s Patron Saint, on

Tuesday, March Lith,

by a Procession from their Hall, Princes Stre t, headed by the Artillery Band, te St Dunstan’s Cathedral, at 9.45 a. m, where High Mass will be celebrated. After Mass the precession wii] reform and parade the principal streets

IN THE EVENING

A Literary and Musical

ENTERTAINMENT

WILL BE GIVEN IN THE LYCEUM.

PROGRAMME.

ff. A. Tanton, . -

PART I.

* The Day We Celovrate.”....... Hon. G W. Howlan, Vocal Duct —** The Children’s Uome.,.”..

Master B ent M. Innis. Vocal Solo (by request) —* Se NENG 9. 6 $000 6400 bi'n3,5400 todeteuens sb bande Fred. Haszard and Henry Anderson.

Director.

Address

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Fiow on Thou Shin-

Harp Solo ‘Selected. ..........008% Pree Keke tues Miss Benoit Vocal Solo--" A Bunch of shamrocks from niy Beer Gk Mate? ic iiss kc eccrine evens Mrs. Biake. Violin Solo —“‘ La Straneira”.............. Dancla James Hyndman,

Vocal Solo—Selected...... ie haa dn ae dae Mrs. Strickland,

PART IT.

Vocal Solo—** Tender Voices”................Hill H, A. Tanton,

Piano Solo—*S -cret. Wishes ”’.............. Lange

Master Harry Anderson. Vocal Solo —"* In the Chimney Corner”....Cowen Mrs. D. OM. Reddin.

Clarinet Solo—Irish Airs. .........s00-000: Kosleck W. E. Knight.

ee in 2. i ckdnicaecad vis 0ne0 ae

Mrs, James By rre.

Song (by reque*t)—“* Remember, Boy, You're ecsh” (with Tableau of Ireland}....Scanlon

Master Harry Anderson.

Piano Solo—"* Killarney”... 0.5.5 .iccesesees Balfe Mrs. Peter Doyle.

PART IIL The Laughabe Faree, “TURN HIM OUT,” BY MEMBERS OF THE

Charlottctown Dramatic Cian.

The ith inst.. at & e'elock, |

i Fantasia Opera |

Hats

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‘he above are last

ew stock. which and.see them.

v

De, ee S Ee di : Proj Cotes: evar

JAMES PADON & CO.

We have placed out for imm:+ diate sale, 44 Rolls and part Rells ot GBrussels and Tapestry. Carpet.

year’s patterns, and must be cleared

Ki - Vocal Solo A0 thei Foery: vie u-«. .. out at a big sacrifice in order to make room for our

we expect at an early date. Call

No troubt!e to s‘iow them.

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Wats! Hats

James Paton & Co. have much plea:ure in placing

JAMES

Charlottetown, February 27 1891.

~ before the Gentlemen of P. E fsland the Large -t, 9, Comet SoloAll in s Garden Fair...) Cheapest and Best Selected Stock of English and ov AMerican Fur and Felt

frunks

Hats

{ ¥runks!

CO.

Ch rlottetowh, March 13, 1891—eod & w

a ae

GREAT

400

XPECTED SHORTLY 125 Pieces of

Bought by Mr. W. W. Stanley and shipped to ensure a safe arrival.

STANLEY BROTHERS, - - BROWNS

pods,

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BLOCK.

SORA + OED PO es we eT “ST pepe erga ee . = ——

ky

GOTTON SALE.

S<\ \X)

325 Picces WHITE CoTrron, 790 o 200 66

300 . . GINGHAMS.

ALSO—30 Pieces of New Flannelettes, Table Damasks, Towelling, Towels, Sheeting. Circulars, Pil- low Cottons, selling off at very closest prices for Cash

GREY COTTON, TICKING, PRINT (New)

fol L°J

J.B. MACDONALD.

Charlottetown, February 12, 1851—dy & wky

saving the risk and yet domg the work of

Doors open at 7.153 Entertainment to com- . clock, sharp.

menee at § ociock, P al Price of Admi-sion—Reserved Seats, 50 cents; Unreserved, 25 cents, Tickets for gale at Reddin's Deug store.

JOHN CONNOLLY, Secretary.

incul4

ET.—A House containing eight_rooms, ie: d on Waiter Street, opposie Railway

. Also,a Hous? containing five reoms, be S-anection. situated on King Street

near Pownal street. Apply at this office, é

mehtl4—2i

‘ter goods.

too far away to send to. we sell.

Bw. TAYLO ,

Charlottetown, Feb, 23, 191.

» Tae made e same Company, only better qual- OUR $4.50 WAT CH, 4 ae wind a Saseied, ae OUR $7, $19, $15 AND $20 WATCHES peony ic

You wilt ve safer in trading “ith us than by seuding to irresponsible

parties at a distance, and who, if a mainspring bresks or anything ges wropg, are We are here to guarantee and siand by every Watch

nena apres hemes

¥ T 2») t= “s’ made by the Waterbury Watch Comp «ny. will | OU it $2. so W i ‘ Cll, not last as long as the more expensive W atch, | but is just the thing for a boy attending school or for beating or fishing partice, i

the better Watches.

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The! adiesof t+ James’ Church

WILL HOLD THEIR

ANSUAL TEA AND AN Y Sabk

Thursday, 2nd April.

CAMEnON BiOch. |

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