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ow - ; - ae meena ‘> ;. . oe . Yr ° wt al and @ther Items : i ry 4° ED hilt es sae 3 ‘ xs 4 > } ‘ ‘oe Lac al a é 1 LR Ge BO, is iM \ , OH to-night ' Puan Desrarour y . ae ee : ‘AL UUSSPATOHES TO Tak K2amingn. ' it in ar i . . , ‘7 i > ihe Financial waluity » On, Ds | ' } ] : h rn ah Hall ; « > nM \ ill heat ures -D & ‘{ I ° Wr Ti TW } b, ‘ ' \ ‘ e + avpsstneas at CONFIDENCE = RETURNING . i { 08 } ' ra , i i 2 ; \ LAgar 3 anaiie i? . eRoaio- ‘Another Bank Failu pA | re, . ’ we } memo -s ; ORTRN i : A es will Lait ‘ at ; - que Grethren will | , t ? please bo | Monrreat, Nov, 20. ol ol . he prices we}. Duncan Melotyre, who has arrived in ne o ' : ter a best bar ius | London, cabled thia mor ning that the worst ver s s Paton & ¢ s over and that better prices may be look- a ed for. Goode, \W ' "I'he aw) ; <6 iimen \ ' The market, so far as Pacifics are con- Presen's Lis coneerned, appeara to have been favorably - ; _e , : . : “ : wil renced by his presence, as they advane- New | : Llae VR li Brougatan; | ed tour pnts to-day, c.oslig at 728. Lady M : . vy GO; Manville } Phings are better here to-day. P Lon nu . “ 3 AL it Dis or i y ; = : enoud i Lonpon, Nov. 20. 30 at rey . . ’ . . : e | ihe pane in the Stock Exchange has ro.01 Libert L uige, {Moreton, | subdued, and throughout the day there w Ii. ha LDF A facef the new | was steady yrowth of confidence, The . \ : vhich ¢ ‘Y Durpoce ! at ke . ; ; y wut hy acy purpore stock market is better all round. It is be- fi tieg up o CSS f rooms ia the | lieved the worst is over. Maritime tro ; \ PrarLapetpnia, Nov. 20. Sav Sut sam W. Small lectured} T fat r= : Sa i i nee | The failure of Barker, Bros. & Co., sh mitst chur Ry } ~ . . int an ae a “— ae bankers and brc kers, is announced on the ernie: peaks in vheisS and | Stuck Exchany ‘ & MBXACURANYR, én.mo : at Monsten It is yet un-} oa decried c this cl y the pres no | one. ¢ ip er not i Parneil’s Case. P . ones cone " _ ; Yrrmrrw Nav 9 + Pr a> eum — a Trans: | Dusit, Nov. 20. : $+V3 ti ‘int EH. Giraves, of Petit- ae United frefana Says: a eland’s character alee r years ago when the t rr omorality w iil intensify the scorn of peop e N id, obta 1 a} ior those caning inypoeriies who think ie ; , wiht h h iant ' peo iy iS the essence of si, Now is the sing : : i thae to repay Parnell for public services, in! . : is - tT ne } . + , : ook i t reply to a'l atlected pries.s and Pharisees we ha th SHAE SEC siy* ‘We have our leader and mean to keep seca i SA : biia.” ” - Tv ’ ; ’ ’ . ‘es ’ ° : \ ied | The Jrish Catholic sxys ; **Parnell sin- . . ‘ ia; ‘ . pat oat At Lcall to-nicht | @°° #5 much against Ireland as he did ‘ ret { r e \ ‘th Ll nissed otf W siiam™m — GENT y- but -_—" poueens as " i latter was associx ef | Mency Gemiands that he continue to be the Ne : c ; l t ry cus lead r ot his pity. erinat aw H- says asked Phe Libor World, Michael Davitt'’s ps- e know a0 smissa!, but got no! per, says: *‘The crisis inthe Home Rule aatisf set He hes retained Dr. Silas Al- | movement caused by Parnell’s conviction wat dw report for duty this morning | demands that he efface himself from public ander ads Che end of the police trouble | life for the brief period which must ensue eens et b y mean before he can legally marry Mrs. O'Shea. Ee ; 4 Dvusuix, Nov. 20, es —A*t the Pcltce Uourt this} B : . : ; morning. Pai ip Curley was sentenced to two] | At a meeting to be held to-night in this months imprisonment for a third offence—the | city the L wd Mayor will preside. Justin selling of a hilf giess of gin. Five other | McCarthy Wiii propose and Nimothy Healy cares were ac ned. | will second a resvluiion ef confidence in At Victor, yes erday, before Hen-y | Parnell’s leadership. Wadman atid Donald W. Ta’ oer, J. P’s, siieeipsialeaiietaaiaiiliccntiaignn Aon Faro +, of that place, was convicted | Ottawa Notes. . \ n of the C. T. Act, and fined | ae $30 or two morths imprisonment. At the [ Orrawa, Ont., Nov. 20. } a . . > 7 | lm} . i e1Mme ) the sume dey, b f re Henry} The Executive have refused to interfere . . : . " , B ¢ ' Vacmin and John J. Coughlan, J. P.’s, | in the case of T. A.JMonta sue, who mur- r k Tranor, Kelly's Ore ss, was also) dered his brother-in-law at Sherbrook. en vi ad i tire *U or ta oO monchs. | Hon. Mr Dewadne y is expected here from D th convicti ms were for sal-s cf hop beer, | Bygland t morrow. bch witnesses 3.sore had an intoxicat- | Sir fHector Langevin pos tively denies big € fany kuvewledge of the Taite-McGreevy “f | transactions. He says his name is being Sunxen Scuoonre 4 correspondent st} yscd evyary day : king is f ; : ' ' : ,;useag every aay i MmMaKcing prom ses 0 a e- Cu f oy Be" i ; . wri 7 a Dicks, ae he | which he never heard, and no doubt his eng Hattie, from Sydaey, reports that ©n | name was used ia a similar manner in the

Friday iast, at the entrance ot big Bras

D Oe Lake, be half a mile east of the light, fathoms of water, her ssils all sct, mas's about four feet under water, main gaff showing, and appeared to be 2 vessel o1 Bto 40 tons. The gaff had been sprung and repaired with a piece of galvanized hoop iron, and hal a lignum vitae fan leader on the boom for reefing. She is a dangerous obstruction to navigation, her joss has nut before been reported. No- thing was known of the fate of the crew.

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My Own Cayaptas Home.—The Mon- treal Gazette says: The national song, My Own Canadian Home, 18 being sung by more children, perhaps, than any other song in the Dominion. This is due to the generosity of the &t. Croix Soap Company, of St. Stephen, N. B J. F. Ganong, re- presenting that Company, recently present- ed to every echolar in the pabiiec schools in the principal schools of New Brunswick a » song, and aow he has presented th teacher in Nova Scotia, P. E. Island and Oatario, in all over 20,000, ften cents eich. Nuotwitatand-

if Is, lg gome respects, ag advertise-

eupy of ¢ 4 copy to ea at — “a. 4 Valu

ing taist

ment, still it is a very generous act. *

SUIPMENTS | i SUM MERSIDE.~ The Pioneer says: On Monday morning two horses were supped by R. UC, MeLeod for Boston by t e St Lawrence Oo Tuesiay, Mr. L. A.

Arsenault, of Wellington, took away three horas for St. Mary's Bay, N. 3, with which mainland he is endeaveuring to

le, (inthe same morning Mr. Johan Forbes, of Tyne Valley, sent over to Sassex 45 lansva. On Wednesday morniag, Mr. J. Henry slipped ior the United States market 2!6 sheep and lambs, and five horses were als> taken away by the same boat. Three of these were shipped by Mr. Benj. Be wieto for gentleman in Loston, and were worth between $500 and $600. These horses were Mr.'Richirds’ Herando marc, Jano; Jas. Johnston's I-land Chief, aud David Rogers’

Harry

parc oft work ep atra

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Bosrox Comuspy Company.—A vory large aldience gave a warm welcuine to Munager

Webber. at the Lyccum, Jast night, although the weather was disagreeab’e jo the «Xtreme. | He perf rimance of o Leah the Forsaken ” was capital. In the charre ter of the Jeweas, Miss Edwina Grey was grand, and her efforts won recognition from the audience ; and she was rewarded with rounds of applause, especially in the great curse scene, where ashe acted magni ficentiy. She was ably aseisted by Mr. W ebber, who was very funny asthe Doctor; 28 well as by Messrs. Bailey, Sweetland, Parker, Carrol, and Miss Bailey and Mrs. aud Miss Clifton. We must give a word of praise to little Isabel Clifton for her remarkably good impersonification of the little Leah, —the little tut is only about four yeare old. a — evening the ** White Slave” “ough Diamond” will be played.

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Personal. ant Jobn Hunter, son of Mr. Herry Haun- t. of Moncton, and one ot the oldest drivers On the P. E Island Railway, is visiting Mene ton, limes Pc Chief Justice C ieridge has fully re: bvered trom his indispesition and resumed ¥ Ollicial duties. 433

saw a sunken echooner abecut }

THE DAILY EXAMINER, - - - -

| McGreevy matter.

Troubie in the Conzo. Lonpox, Nov. 20.

Despatches from the Cong State say the Baptist Missions steamboat Peace, statianed on the Upper Congo River, has been contfis- cated by otflicers of the Congo State, oa the ground that it was required for state pur- poses on the Kassiac River. The British flag was hauled down and the flag of the Congo State hoisted on the vessel. The engineers and gtokers were compelled to continue their services.

Liquor License in Halifax.

Hatirax, Nov. 20.

The Liquor Dealers’ Association will meet to-morrow evening to come to 4 deci- sion whether they will assist the temper- ance people in the effort to remove from office License Inspector McKasey, on con- glition of pending prosecution by the Law and Order League being withdrawn.

Another Steamer.

HWaurrax, Nov. 20.

It is understood that J. E. Chipman, at present in England, has about concluded negotiations fur another steamer for the Canada-Atlantic Line, to run between here and Boston alternately with the Halifax. The steamer is about six -years old, and was used by the Russian government dur- ing the war with Chili.

McGill University.

Montreat, Nov. 20

The McGill University banquet which took place at the Windsor to-nigbt, was a brilliant :ffsir Sir Donald Smith presid- ed. Amongst those present were Sic John and Lady Macdonald, Sir John and Lady ‘homoson, Hon. Alfred and Madame Laurier. The two Leaders delivered magi i- ticent addresses.

Unrestricted Transit

Lisron, Nov. 20.

The Official Journal to-dey publishes a decree atlowing unrestricted transit of goods between the Boers aud British South ‘Africa, subject to an advalorem duty of three per cent;. also & decree providing for free navigation of the Scambrie and Chise- cabe rive:s by all nations.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, Nov. 21.---10 a. m. Northwest to west winds; fair weather, with a little lower temperature. 6 er

supreme Court. Cs, Nov, 21.

he case of James Young v3. the Glas- gow and London Insurance Company of (ireat Britain is still before the Court. = Davies is arguing for a rale for new trial, chiefly on the ground that the verdict 16

azaipst the weight of evidence.

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SHIP NEWS. : Halifas, Nov. 19—-Arrived, schrs Eva, | iH arkhouse, Grand River; Olive J Malcolm, do, Canso, Noy 19 Island. : North Sydney, CB, Nov 19—-Ar_ schr | Flying Cloud, Pertus, Charlottetown. Cla— | schr Lady Fraknlin, Forrest, Charlottetown. |

MARREEND.

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Sid, schr Dart, P. E. |

At Amherst, Nov. 17th, by Rev. VD. Steele, W iiam KE. Sutherland, of Charlottetown, P. K Island, to Annie M., daughter of the late |

Ichabod Lewis, of Salisbury, N. B.

} ; At Great Village, on ths 19th Nov, by the | Rev. T. B. Layton, Herbert Wadman, of. Five | Islands; to Hattie Bruce, of Belfast, P. E. |

Island,

DIED.

At Hay River, on the 17th iast., May Ann, the beloved child of John D. avd Mary Jane Gillis, aged 7 days. The bereavert parents are in a melancholy way about their dear child to be lying here ia the cold grave side by side with seven more of their dexr children.

Darling baby, thou hast left us In this world of toi] and care,

But we hope to meet in Heaven, In that lind most bright and fair.

| IN PRICES CONTINUES AT THE

DIAMOND <> BOOKSTORE.

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READ THE LIST! |;

(laterrogation and Exelumation, or Question | and Answer).

SCHOOL BOOKS ?--Cheapsst in Town !

Example :

omaersaoweenemnns |

—Arnold’s Latin Prose Com-

PORN es Sin eR reas $1.00!!! PNT <a vedeveskes % cents per quire!!! Exercise Rooks ?.....,....-0..0+..0 conte! } ! Soeribbling Books?................3 centea !!}] Biank Books?.. ..,.25 eents per hundred!!! Note Paper ?............3 cents per quire-! ! ! | Puavetouen 2. sce... ss 6 cents per hundred!!! Pretty Boxes of Stationery ?......10 cents!!! | Catholic Prayer Books?.......... 10-cents!!! Episcopal Prayer Books?........ 13 cents!!! UIE i bib nko dw dawns sé duane 4 cents !!!! B.bles, Psalin Books, etc.? ..Very Cheap!!! | Photograph Albums ?............ 14 cents!!! | Autograph Albnms?.............. 4 cents!!!) Photograph Frames ?......... ..5 cents}! 1) The Poets, nicely bound?........ 25 cents!!!)

' NOVELS (best authors) ?....... Slate Pencils, very strong?..

| ..0 cents !!1 -.2c. per box !!! Lead Pencils, good quality ?..,6¢. per doz !!

EVERYTHING ?. .Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest. | 427 Wholesale Dealers and Teachers sup- | plied on the best terms. THES. L. CHAPPELLYE. Diamond Bookstore and Bazar, 17, 1890-—-3i eod

Ch’towr, Nov vky li

ya Mune

WE ARE SO CONFIDENY 7 HAT OUR

GROCERIES

will please you, and that you will find the prices very low, that we want you to call and see our samples and prices before laying in your srpplies for the winter.

Our OLD JERUSALEM TEA is really 46 oe

CARTER’S BEST FLOUR is please.

WATER WHITE AMERICAN OIL gives

good light for the long evenings.

sure to

WEST INDIA SUGAR is very sweet, and so is our CHOICE BARBADOS MOLASSES.

Besides, we have NEV RAISINS, CUR- RANTS, BISCUITS, SPICES, and articles too numerous to mention.

Special inducements for Cash and low prices for large quantities.

Now is the time to lay in your Winter Sup- plies, and our Store is the right place.

GE?. CARTER & C@.,

Grocers and Seedsmen.

Ch’town, Nov. 21, 1890—dy law wky

ST. JOSEPH'S BAZAAR,

Under the Patronage of Lieut.-Governer Carvell.

i ies LADIES OF ST. JOSEPH’S SODAL- ITY intend holding another of their Grand Bazaars in the

MARKET HALL,

eer aa

Wednesday and Thursday, NOVEMBER 26 AND 27.

No pains will be spared by the Ladies in charge to make this Bazaar surpass anything of the kind ever held in Charlottetown.

Proceeds will go towards paying off the debt on the Convent.

St. Dunsten’s College Band will be in at- tendance.

The railway authorities will issae return tickets to Charlottetown, at one first-class fare, from all Stations on the 26th and 27th November, inst.. good to return up to and on November 28th, to partics attending the Bazaar. Persons availing themselves will re- quire to be turnished with certificates of attendance, signed by the Secretary of Bazaar Committee, for presentation to conductors on return trip.

Admission, 10 cents ; Tea, 25 cents,

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aon them ne = eS ae ashen

isenmencenemetinteanal pane

iam Bown

are below me. their customers.

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- FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1880.

et NO tt ects nineteen anata cttita att tan ttt

The Priees oo Ove

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because PROWSE

: but Happy, | IBSROsS’, prices on Men's, Boys’ and Youths Clothing

fit makes it easy for me as well as for

Hio! everybody come and buy Reefers and Over-

Charlottetown, November 10, 1890.

3 gg coats from the Wonderful Cheap Men. a9 i your interests to hold the prices down. i~is LOW PRICKS

i am here My name

136 & 144 QUEEN STREET.

Maley Bras

Ladies’ Winter Un- dervests, Girls’ Win- ter Undervests, Boys’ |

Winter Underclothing,

ali Sizes and Makes, | Eider Down Quilts

Bacheiors & Blankets, |

SPANLEY BROS, |

BROWN’'S

A Dollar Does Double Buty when it buys food Goods Cheap.

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| BLOCK. |

Charlottetown, November 8, 1880—dy eod wky

chases, and as a natural result

QUALITY stamps our display ins, Finest in Quality,

erence OCLC CLL COOL:

seen hastening te aul: 2 | and Lowest in Price, SS te qurecssseune as i: Ap ga STANLEY BROS, = STANLEY BROS., = BROWN’S BLOCK. =, BROWN'S BLOUK.

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For Charter.

ARKENTINE ‘“EREMA,”, 309 Tons Register, Al at Lloyds, now at Peake’s No. 1 Wharf landing cargo from Liverpool, is open for Charter either to United States ports or West Indies, or would carry Starch

to Liverpool, England. Apply to PEAKE BROS, & CO.

nov8—tf

SILK SEALETTE.

SPECIAL VALUE AND LARGE VARIETY.

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND ec

WANTED—A Girl to do general housework in a family of three.—Mrs. JAMES BRALES,

Grafton Street. tf—nov2)

WANTED. A good general maid servant High wages to suituble party. Apply at

EXAMINER Office. nov20

CHEAP. —Enquire at

li pd--nov20

HORSE FOR SALE Miillner’s Tin Shop.

OUSE TO LET. containing four rooms, with

good cellar and stabling ; pump in the yard.

Apply to FRANCIS MONACHA’, at the Brewery, Malpeque Road, 3i law pd—nov20

REPARE FOR WINTER, by getting your house banked. T have on hand 20 lo-ds of seaweed, which I will dispose of at 50 cents a load, delivered. Leave your orders at McLeod & Stewart's, Prince Street, and they will be promptly attended to.--JomN McINNIs, South- port, Ji pd—novl

To LET.—A small tenement next to Tanton’s corner, on Kent Street. Good stand for ea Dressmaker,—W, N. Riggs. 27i pd—novi7

= LET.—A Dwelling House on Unper Eusten Street, in good erder,

MoGREGOR, 2w—-novl

cee nectamaree

‘Campbell's Wine of Beech

“BANKRUPT FURNITURE

Lower than Auction Prices.

cmeonnnsoneconl{ 3 usienstnnenmensen Av Immense Lot of Bankrupt Furniture for sale at Dazzling

Discounts, Miust be sold at once.

EI defy competition. —

NEWSGON,

SOUTH SIDE OF QUEEN SQUARE, OPPOSITE THE POST OFFIOF.

“Tree Creosote

HE NEW REMEDY for affections of the Thaoat, Larynx, Bronchial Tubes and Lungs, such as obstinate Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Chronic Cough, Congestion of the Lungs and Incipient Consumption.

PREPARED BY———

KENNETH CAMPBELL &

WHOLESALE DORUGGISTS,

GOS Ornig Street ++ 7 te FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

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GENERAL HARDWARE |

Barb Wire Fencing, Bar Iron, Cut Nails, Roofing Material, Build- ers and Painters’ Supplies, Car-

JOHN

Charlottetown, Jan. 29, 1890.

CO.,

Montreal oct30

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Apply to CHARLES |

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riage Goods, Wholesale and Retail. ROG@RTON & FENNELL.

Charlottetown, May 20, 1890—dy 2aw wky

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gin