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Cureaca Orsxep Che new Pre -byterian Charch at Murray Riccr wa: < pened far pat x j S ay 4 The three service heid were large suttended, 1 ‘ Mw very £O j

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[sax STFA) $.— ihe Lawrence left Pret Charlottetown at half-past | gue th alte m i

The Northu eriand left Sammerside

- Potice | t.—TIhis forenoon, ‘Peter Keliy confessel to a first contravention of the Canada mperance Act, and was fined in t . $50 and $2.80 or two He psidthe fine

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A ENT TO THE BD En.—twing to ao accident | - the Full Electric Light Sta ’ Li afternoon, mer- ebants a thers ‘ing tnat ght were left w 4 It we pect iv for use Qe by ’

Derars | I ST im.—The steam- | er Fastnet, ed Summerside } frou Ha AX Bix lock this morn- ing, 8 detained at that port hy the pre- vaiing *f stor she w leave Sum mers ich ‘ : ‘ 4 800n as it cie ats

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Sate ws Sr. Perer’s Scuoo_.noou.—The Young Peot Working Society of St Peter's C ’ wid a eale of fan y gods, aprons, & the S:hoolroom or Wednesday, the Sth De There will be

& o'clock tea, and a second-hand beok table, also a box of goods from England to

be disposed of. Sa will begin at 3 o'clox k Ad $2100 O tf -

Asornenr Very Screven Deatu. — We greatly regret to hear of the sudden death

of Mr+. Lemue! Hyde, which occurred at her residence, Cornwall, this morning,

shoftiy after *he came down stairs. Mr Hyde, as far as Tue Exauiner can learn, Was in her usual heaith ap to the time of the unfortunate occurrence She was a daughter of the late John McCallum, of Olyde Rive and was about thirty-six years ofage. Her husband and relatives have the sympathy of all in their bereave- inéent -

Fatan A T 4 ead death occurr- ed at Albert a-t week, as the result of an accidental fal! f-orm the stair rail of the High School there. ty a young lad nam- ed Dunr Like many venturesome voung- Mers, he was “ v n the rail, when he lost his h and f a distance of fift

‘ ¢ injuries ror u r d. The Sci wa A rai g.ooni i & ‘ {the deat * unfortunat echolar He wae alx yea f age

Anoth i Laird had hia leg broken a Thursday last by attemy 9 } nam ing wag gon and ‘ P gy cat i whee

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Th i Be ‘ ENE Th tac tha i Skat Rink has bee : Messrs. B Dawson and George Rogers. and that it is tobe opened as usual, will be weicome news to thi sters of the town. There are to be two band nights ~Monday and Thareda feach weekK—and every “other Satarday aft ; he enlivened by mu ] t# are to be reduced from the j und the Rink w i pened for skating about Christmas, weather per Mitting fer the management of the jeshees, we forward to a good season. That the Rin} : he we patronized *Simo*t a certainty, uuder the ew man- aztr which w Igointo force when skat |

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the verdict of the coroner's jury was that BO died Ly the visitation of God, through | the effects of intoxication.”

OUR PROGRAM !

Not a single day from now till Xmas will go by without Re; 1 it ’ our adding some new attraction or some tempting novel- a , ty to our display of goods suitable for Chri-tmas Gifte,

On one special day in every week

E very WE WILL “CELEBRATE.”

Word To-day we open a special purchase of SILK HAND K ERCHIEFS—they are just to hand, and were bonght at prices that we, at least, never heard of. Rea

of if Javanese Sirk Haypkercuiers, FIVE CENTS. We

. have got several other sensational surprises in Handker- chief+, but this is good enough to start with.

BEER BROS.

FIRST “ CELEBRATION ” NEXT SATURDAY. '

Tae Wearus Rn; ~Wind+ increasing to strong breezes and gales; mostly cloudy, '

followed hy com, *now or rair

Pos ce, Charlottetown |

i the concert in Philharmonic Ral! to night,

| With eves brightly flashing, and black.

| While some gravely listen, the old woman

The mule is in motion ere heat of the dar,

| Opposition, was in town teday.

} of Charlottetown. He was a brother of

“GYPSY LIFE.”

Cut out the following poem for use at

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The words are by John Oxenford, to

which Robert Schuman, the celebrated

German musician, composed the music :

Where yonder dark forest the sunlight shuts out

There's rustling, there’s hispering, there’s hustling about;

The fire is ablaze, and its strange light is thrown

Un iigures fantastic on leaf and on stoue,

A troop of the vagabond gypsies 18 there;

wavy hair, Fre Nile’s hols aters their

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OUR CREAT CARPET DEPARTMENT!

B Spain they were tinge] wid

3 ui that br sunny hue ’ digs r } ° +} af About the bright fire on their cushion of { ° ‘ | | . . ‘ j 2 , . i He men, Wild and feariess reclining are |

neen: The women come round to rrepare the _ rude meal,

Well preased tue old goblet with liquor to

Now right merries songs and good stories » round, Phe gardens of Spain seem to rise at the sound teiis Uf charms against danger and inagical pe Is

Now black-eved young damsls are danc- ng away,

While torches are flinging their bright ruddy ray;

As clangs the lond cymbal and sounds the

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zu 7, How wild with mad joy all the revellers are !

Worn out with the dauce now in shelter they hie,

POR Oi tiie , While branches are rustling a soft lullaby; And those who are driven from their dear

native shore Behold the sweet south in their visions

more : : : B at now in the east has awoke morning's

And scattered are all the fair visions of bight

And gone are the Gypsies, but where, who “aD Say - PERSONAL.

Hon. Danie) Gerdon, Leader 0: the

James Webster, of the firm of Harper & Webster, Shediac, is registered at the Hote! Davies

Mrs. Gray has returned from England and is the guest of Miss Macdonnell. Rochford Square.

Dr Rosa and wife, Vernon River sridge, and Mrs H. F. Bissett, Cardigan Bridge, were registered at the Queen Hotel thie forenoon

Major Jarvis, Superintendent of the Northwest Mounted Police, whove death is recorded eleewhere, was a native

Mrs. Charles Paliner and a nephew of the ate Col. Gray, of Inkerman House.

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Ai Burke’s Bridge, Kildare, ov the 20th nat, the wife of Thomas Gillian, Esq, much and deservedly respected.

At Calgary, N. W. T., on Nov. 26, Ed- ward Norrell Jarvis, aged 48, youngest son of the late Chief-Justice Jarvis, of P. E Island.

On the 2st inst, at Centra! Kildare, aftera long and painful illness, which he bore with heroic Christian resignation, } Patrick E. Foley, aged 66 vears. Deceased | was buried at Alberton on Saturday, his k funeral being a very large one. He was | one of the Foley’s of South Shore. May be rest in peace. ;

Nicely Perfumed

Xmas presente are pleaeant both to give and receive, We have Pome Sachet Powder that is extra nice It goes further, lasta longer and is nicer than any we have ever seen. It costs @ little more, but then we have the other and cheaper kinds t 5 or 10 cents will get vou enough for an ordinary piece of fancy work.

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Johnson & Johanson, THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS. Cor. Kent and Prince Streets.

Cor. Queen and Richmond Streets. nov26

PUBLIC CONFIDENCE,

Once secured,is of priceless value tothe merchant. It is the mainspring of success, and attracts a patronage (not spasmodic) but steadyfand continuous. We think we have won the confidence and favor of the people of P. E. Island in our efforts to supply them with judiciously selected FURNITURE, desirable and reliable in character, which we always sell at prices less than are often quoted on goods of questionable age and atyle. When

we think @ reduction of prices neces- LADIES’ rary to move certain merchandise

quickly, we take the loss cheerfully and consider the advertising gained

through the low prices OUR ‘ “ate WINTER JACKETS.

MARK WRIGHT & C0., LTD.

Who Sel) at Selling Prices,

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PROWSE BROTHERS, THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

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We are offering special value in Ladies’ Jackets this month. See our $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00 Heavy Cloth Jackets.

About 20 to 30 higher priced ones left, which we will clear at low prices.

Five only Far Lined Cloaks carried frum last winter. We offer these at low prices.

HARRIS & STEWART

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L A D I 5; S : ;" U RR S, Tuesday Brig 21th inst.

PROGRAMME.

i .usiramenial Duet—Grand Fantaal e rom Olivette. oan sbeebs enesee 5 Miss Sinclair and Prof Rarie.

=e ee _ 7 J . ‘Good Bye ”...... ...- Foat.

eo Mr. Cloud Hill. Astrakan Jackets at 20 per cent off. nate Ladies’ Cloth Jackets, 20 per cent off. | Glee Gipay LHe" oue,-o Seaama

lies’ 1 ainiatiean 4 . "pits, Mees E ecto weg Ladies’ Dress Goods and Trimming, 20 per cent off. ‘Earle, FC Gotion, GT Rosser © Ladies’ Kid and Woolen Gloves, 20 per cent oft. 5 Vocal Sol0— The Flower GUL"... Miss Benoit.

Ladies’ Corsets and Hose, 20 per cent off. © Reating sa isin easeieee sikioeeia Ladies’ Felt Hats, Flowers. and Feathers, 50 p c off. 7 Comte WOMB. seocnse

Master Charies Earle.

Silks and Ribbons, 25 per cent off. 8 Clarionet Solo............ wee Balanee of our stock of Blankets, 20 per cent off. | ee

* Reading ° _ . ° :

i i : i i sj The Master of the Kolls.

As we have decided to diseontinue this branch of our business, all the above good” } yw vocal soto anew siatinitign a alley of the Shadow:

. - , & cs a o 2 4 : att » 3 “sos eo dassideeas pins head cua must be closed out. The Stock is all new this season. Tt. will afford a good opportumity | api nasi ois Viti, apen sind to buy newest goods at very low prices. SALK FOR CASH ONLY. Piano accompaniment}

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J. B. MACDONALD & CO re ee « . i 4 4 ‘4 12 Male rerio Comic)—“ The Phas ‘ha eluite Tove ar 4" 94—dy : , . a 1om nd" ~ ° eosvcceree Cherlotetown, November 27, 1a94—dy MARKET SQUARE. | Messrs A Earle, FC Cotton, GI Bester = or = j and H Poster.

13 Voeai Solo..,..... Nae o> 060 Miss Minnie Moore.

Li Glee The Fisherman's Good Night ”.... or ight Volees (Violin, Piano and Organ). 15 Male Quartette-—“ Japanese Nutiona)

Authem” in Jap Language Ga oc iume .-s .

Fan Messrs Earle, Cotton, G Foster and H Foster.

“God Bave the Queen.”

Doors open at 7.15; Concert at 8 o’cleek, or sharp. Admisrion 15 cenis only : nov?! —wed sat mon tu

ed Art Satteens, Plain Satteens. OR A ) JOHNSON velts, oth. Us Knitting Silks, : Wash Silks, EYE AND EAR, NOSE AND THROAT * Daisy’ Wash Silks, ——m ''wisted Embroidery. Office -- Rent Street

Filoselle, “Ang 16,794—ly Filo Floss, 7 athe nA alana W ants, Lost, Found, &e

Tinsel Balls. sia

‘ Advertisementa under this heading charged Linen Floss. i five cents per line.

| WANTED—A good cook Good wages Ap p’y te MRS ULLIVAN Brighton nov27

L4)3T—Yesterday aiternoon, between Dr ‘ Jobnson'’sand Great George Street, a purse

; Ontaining & small amount of money, The ° j finder will please leave it at this office and be | rewarded, now2i=

Charlottetown; Nov. 24, 1894—+t t s WANTED —City cauvaasser of good address ; silary and expenses paid weekly from start. Position permanent. Canadian asad Amert- can rown stock. Advantages unequaiied,— } BrowN Bros Co, Nurserymen, Toronto, Ont,

Having purchased at a great reduction the stock of Cloths, re Gents’ Furnishings, Clothing, Underwear and General Merchandize | ge =." appiy ‘at Taig Examines of the Estate of the late Cc, E. Robertson, today CRoWBAR FOUND—Opposite Wm Har-

‘Tice, 31 pd—novas per’s, on Fitzroy S'reet, this morning, a crowbar. App-y at this office. nova

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| TWO GEN 1 LEMEN, ora gentenmen with

| his wife,can be made comfortable in a private

j family. Terms moderate. Apply at thls . } Office, tf—bovls

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age, in good health; can read and write A piy to Rev JAMES SIMPSON, 31 cod—no

and placed all on the Market, which will be sold at prices that |" °2°°""srs “0 cannot be competed with by any house in the trade, The stock | “stipe 0%? 7**10m deen

i =S } * a . , LRESSMAKING at your homes or not is first-class and in Al order, Please note that pS ee Se a | claity. Good references; satisfaction rap- tecd.—Miss NICHOLSON, below Fish fiernet.

- Pownal Street. W—naevt COA SE Ls V V A. “j Z & HD) ] | ,MAGIC LANTERN FOR SALE—A pair af - Dissoiving View Lante with over jw Slides, various; cost over offered at hails rice for cash. Encyclopedia Bri le

This stock must be cleared, and will be sold 25 per cent, | Esthncusitetieioa ow, at's diacoame AL lower than is possible for other dealers to purchase their goods, ——

hant pply at this office.

AALUABLE RESIDENCE 0 Prince @t. Oiside. Appiy at this office. aaw—ootls

| f ll 13T—Last week, a watch bracelet. Fimd-

er will be rewarded on heaving same at this

office. ay & wy—oot®) a a = ATA BARGAIN.—One hundred acres of land with good dwelling house, twenty acres

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cleared. Within half mile Hallway. Station, Kings County. rice $430. ° 2 : , Hoc an. nové dy Im wk 2m Nov 5--dly ee

WANTED—Two good smart men. Appiy to F. TURNER, Marshfield. ta friéaéwy—alt

Coal, Salt, Sheet Iron and Cement. Establi shag 1967.

COAL! COAL! COAL! Pista ate Now Landing and to arvive,ewo Cansoes ot YOU WON'T FORGET THAT NOW, WILL YOU?

SUPERIOR RUN OF MINE COAL, When in want of FLOUR have a look at our stock.

‘eS ‘s erry » F » best brands manufactured ip From Dominion Coal Co’s. Mine. We carry some of the b

Canada :—

We have sold some thousands of tons of this coal this Five Roses. Beaver. season, which has given great satisfaction. Ogilvie’s, Dove, We sell our customers just the kind of Coal they require, | ~ Matehless. Gem,

which includes Sydney and all the ether Mines belonging | Sunbeam, ete., ete.,

to the Dominion Coal Ce., Ltd., in'C. B. Sloward. at about $3 per bri. Sing me pocoptor + Azone foe the shove: Company | Kent.

the public have got their Coak much cheaper than heretofore, | ‘ . . .

and wish to dei the public that ieee not misleading, | ROLLED WHEAT, ROLLED OATS, ete.

nor do we handle “ Joggins,” Kelly Cove or New Campbell- | IN STOCK.—A full line of Pure, First-class GRO-

ton Mines Coal. CERIES. No second-hand goods. Inspection solicited.

The Coal we sell is GENUINE. Weé-have also on hand |

a quantity of Pennsylvania ANTHRACITE COAL. | od. D. MeL KOD & CO.,

ot | Charlottetown, Nov. 15, 1894—tu th sat Rogers’ Block, Queen Street. ~e SALT! SALT! SALT! ———

Per Schooners “ Hydra" and “ Marceline,” 1200 Bags WROUGHT STEEL RANGE é

Liverpool Salt. ct Se ea, CEMENT. CEMENT. cgeome

English Portland Cement just landed. | JUST RECEIVED,

ET IR 3 k of New Wrought Steel . SHEET IRON. A Stock of New Wroug el Ranges

45 Bundles of Sheet Iron on consignment.

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THE NEW JEWEL KANGE, in Wrought Steel, far surpasses anything yet offered.

JEWEL STOVES always lead the market; other makes follow with the best imitations they can.

EAKE BROTHERS & C0. & n.Nonron « co.

All of the above will be sold at aery lowest prices.

Charlottetown, November 21, 1894—dy

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