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ca “4 ' re re the | parations for the execution, had sat down Mserixe.—A —auitics aunt and immediately expired. The trusiecs xut Oe » held this evenire at emer wae but tuo true The official had Se een ee ae. ee ouce before been affl.cted with heart dis- > BU, 4 Dp. Mee e ; -— nnd po duubt the terrible strain upon Exeravi Purchasers wanting their | the ‘ td ger Uem 1: during the past week _Bxonaytved would do well to aeicet them proved too much for him, and he passed von, 20 a8 0 Pl vent disappointment.—G, H, away & - ve Ge ribed, : - : During the ni chr, FLL. Lemieux, M. P. eo i ss COUDSe! tor The condemned biah, sent = a eeneeh Gin Weald meeliil his client the following curious despatch : ca aaa a0 Ine Annual Concert in con- “At my efl rts are iu vaio: entertain no aad ' Sund School | ‘urther hopes, Men do not pardon: but God oii be given tha ; j aione is truly merciful. With all my heart | si Wish you the courage necessary to bear up Ar TH iH 4 Patrick Higvi s was aj; Uluer the we rilvie trial. lt is sad to dis! gery sick man la bul At one time It was young, healthy and vigorous, ehoaght he * . id hia physician was | years the jadge and jury who bave condemned hutity summoned. To-day he is somewhat | you will in their turn be judged, and will not, sosier, bat & y low | perhaps, like you, e1 y the advantage of be- a log ready tor death. Farewell forever, dear Tur STaNLEY crossed over to George- | ‘ wat. Au revoir. in eternity, my children town to-day .d a foreign*mail—the first and myx pray to God for you. 1 wished to for three days—arrived in the city about eer it eee ce eee eu omer als shoo thin afhesede:, Whe Sale tosave you. Iknow you will die like a Chr.s} haif-pa . vS ’ | tian and brave man. Fareweil.” will remain in Georgetown to-mignat , Leda Michael, sister of Remi and widow : RE e , of his victim, made desperate attempts to Waev Tury Mave Good Boots.—A Lunen-| gave the poor wreich irom the scaffuld, and burg paper s * Une « —— citizens married during the night swore to a confession to husband was killed, avd named a _ well-

visited Biidgewater in 50 years, wears a 40 year old pair of boots on special occasions. >

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Crosep For Tae Horrpays.—The Com- mercis! College closed for the holidays last evening, to re-open again on the Sth of January. Previous to the closing the popular Priacipal was presented with an address an elegant eight-day clock, and Mrs. Miller was given a pair of vases.

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A Meas Tuert.—Last night a voung lady passing Patrick’s H.li slipped and fell to the Her muff dropped from her hand as she fell, andi was blown across the street, where it Was pi *ked up by one of two youn with it Asthe muft has not since been returned, Tuk Examine is requested to inform the mean thiet that if he does nos leave it at this « thice he will be prosecuted.

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[ne Reasonwn Way practical revivalist : quested all iu the congregation who paid their debts to r'se. ‘The rising was general. After taking their seate, a call was made for those who didn’t pay their debts ; and one solitary individual arose, who explained that he was an editor. and eould not, Lecause the rest of the congregation were owing him for their iptions,

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men passicrg by, who ran off

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su0sc camilla A Cuvecn Destrorep.—On Sunday after- nooa last, says a despatch from Uape 5t Ignace, fire was discovered in the parish church, and it had gained 80 much headway that it was «lmost imposs:ble tou go into the building. It was with great diificulty the vicar suceceded in saving the holy Sacrament. Nothing else was saved. The church was one of the finest of the Diocese of Quebec. It wes .ompletely dest oyed. oe Tuerwometrer Reapinas. — At O'clock Just night, 5 above zero ; during the night, 2 above; nine this moruing 4 above; twelvr to-day, 10 above. At Samnesde at eight o’cl ck this morniag two beiow zero was recorded, Tae wind has been blowing from the North-west if the rate of ab yur twenty- five miles an hour since yesterday murn-

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vaccines A Reveratrios ro Tuem.—The St. John Telegraph says: Among the first class pas- sengers arriving here last night by the special rain which brought the English mail from Halifax were two old ladies, bound for Winni- pecwhere they have some friends. Both Were appare itlv over 69 years of age, and yet neither had ev sled. Shortly after their arrival here they were being shown toarestaurant by a gentleman when they which some bag yage was

espied a al d on being transferred It seemed to be a very

zeen a sleizh or

hovel sivht tothem. They had often read of sleighs, they said, but had never seen one be fore.

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telicions Services.

Evangelistic service to-morrow evening at Kensington Hall. Robert Sut- tliffe, evangelist, in charge.

Rev. W. W. Brewer will preach m yrning and evening in the U pper Prince St. Method st Church.

_ Reme inber the gospel meeting in the Y. M. vs A. to-morrow afternoon at four o'clock. Come and hear and speak about Jesus’ parting words—John 14 3.

Services in Zion Church to-morrow will be

conducted by the pastor in the morning at ii and in the evening at 7. Morning prayer mecting at 10.15. Sabbath school and bible Cliases ineet at 2 p- m. Y ) m't forget the Railway Gospel Meeting in MeLeol's Hall to-morrow afternoon at 4 Sclock. Strangers always welcome. Lesson, Hebrews 3.15, “To-day if ya wil hear his Volce, } ; -

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. larden not your hearts.’ »ap'ist church services—Preaching at 11

™ ne ami 7 p. m., A temperance sermon 7 m be prevched iu the evening; > ubject “The he ores who owns him, and what is to > with him. Sabbath School and oo rane el ane, 5 ah p. Mm, Praver meet- “ne a? Wednesday, 7.30 p. m. ‘fee, All are cordially welcome. cea meeting this (Saturd uy) « vening, at

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A Dark Day in Sherbrooke, SUDDEN DEATH OF A SHERIFE,

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SHERBROOKE, Que., Dec. 19. his has been a dark week for the Queen City of the eastern townships, Last Fri- day Dlanchard went to his doom, and to- dsy Remi Lamontagne expiated his awful crune upon the gallows at the hands of the famous Radcliffe Half sn hour before Napoleon Michel's assassin met his fate, ciiy was moved to its centre by rt from the jail tothe effect that Webb, while u: prison making pre-

th» rep Sheritt

known public man, and not her brother, as the murderer. Judge Wurtel was sum- moned from Montreal, and after a confer- ence with Judge Brooks, both decided that it was but another trick on the part cf this notoricus female, and La Montagne went to his doom im charge of the deputy sheriff. Heturned when he reached the fatal spot, and spoke the following words ina firm tone: ‘I have but a word to say ; J am clad to meet my God. l thank you aii. [ hope to meet you in heaven.’ After which he was launched into eternity. As a matter of course the death of the Sheriff had a wonderful effect on the more ignorant class of the com- munity, who regarded it as a marvellous manifestation of displeasure by the Al- mighty at the judical tragedy abeut to be enacted, I: is generally felt, however, that society is weli rid of Remi Lim-n-

tague.

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Seven Men Drowned.

Hatrrax, Dec. 19.

Seven men were drowned at 10 o’clock to-night, by the collapse of a wharf upon which 2,000 tons of coal were being stored. The cargo of the steamer Oakdean, char- tered by Cunard & Co., was being dis- charged on their south wharf. The wharf was being roofed.in, and it was intended to all winter. The work carried (n

store the coal there }

of discharging was beirg night and day. Fally half the cargo had been placed on the whart,

when at ten o'clock forty feet of the strue- ture under the ceutre of the coal heap gave away. Ten men were at work on the spxt wheeling and trimming at the moment cf the collapse. Withvutthe slightest warn ing the spiles and flooring gave awey ind

the centre of the coal heap gave away. The mea at work were buried with the falling coal. One man named Andeis n

succeeded in jumpfng on to a solid portion.

Afier Birchall’s Body.

Toronto, Dec, 19. The fcllowing letter has been addressed to the Mail: ‘sir, —It is usciess to say another wo bont the evecu‘ion of mv h If-hrother, teginald Birchall. But in the newspaper repvics i MeVer Siw any reason tur the ws Cw of his wife. Will not the authorities make ‘eptration to her by allowing his bedy to be removed to Woodstock Cemetery. Yours, etc., (signed) OswaLb BIRCHALL. Russet ectory, Lechlede, England, December, 5, 1899.”

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Personal.

Hon. Wilfred Laurier, Mr. Fisher, and Mr. L. H. Davies, M. P., arrived here this after- noon in the special train from Georgetown. Both will speak at the public meeting in the Market Hall on Monday evening.

His Lordship Bishop Macdonald will erect a beautiful Way of the Cross at St. Alexis, Rollo Bay, of which Rev. De. Walker is p»stor, on Sanday next.

Mr. Albers EB. Andrew, of St. Eleanors, ar- rived this afternoon from King’s College, to a pend Chiistmas with his parents,

Mr. George I. Foster anived to-day from King ’s Cellege, \Windsor—for the holidays. Mr. VV. ©. Kennedy, Insurance Agent, has returned from Dundas, and may be seen ot his old quarters in the Osborne House.

Mr. J. C. Milford, late of Watsons Drug Store, has left for Crapand, where he intends opening a drug store in the premises lately occupied by Mr. James Ferguson. PME ExaMINen wishes Mr. Milford success in business.

Mr. Dennis McCarthy, ove of the best known officers of the steamship St. Lawrence, and Mr. Turner, chief eagineer of the same steamer, will, we understand, be among the passenge’s ia the Stanley to Pictou on her + Mr. McCarthy goes to Boston to

next trip. : spend the winter with bis family, and Mr. lurnwr is off on a visit to his son who is

in New York.

T:e Truro “un says: will b: found the death Mrs. Charlottetown, Prirce Edward Island. M. Angus and family lived a few yesrs I this ‘own, and we fee! sure that their friends end

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apes Dominion Report on mineral stat- 1889 = mines shows that within the year ® Mineral production was valued at

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acquaintance here will join with ou/se ves ia heartfelt sympathy for Mr. Angus and his daughters in their great bereavement,

K. Ob. C. is Guaranteed.

bus in fifty ‘7 hey are now open and reac

- The Proof Wanted.

ona the speakers at the recent ott Act rally, Rev. Mr. Sutherland, I | think, stated that those asking for 'the repeal of the Act were mostly liquor sellers | and liquor drinkers—that if these’two ele- ments were taken .away there would not be ‘ta baker’s dozen” left! This is a very | 2a8h assertion, an assertion that will no | doubt be duly appreciated by those who are opposed to the Act. Will the Rev. gentieman kindly let us have his proof for the statement he makes? Mere assertion will not do. CITIZEN,

BIRTH.

On Thursday, the 18th Jinst., the wife of C. [. Morrison of a daught: ¢

At Charlottetown, on the 12th inst., the wife of Josiah Smith, formerly of New Glas- gow, N. S., of a danghter, weight twelve pounds. ‘

DIED

In this city, on the 19th inst., John H. Yeo, aged 32, son of the late John Yeo. He died trusting in the merits of his blessed Redeemer. [Funeral will take place on Monday, 22nd inst., at 3 o'clock p.m., to People’s Ceme- tery. ]

At St. Peter's, C. B., Nov. 26, of diphtheria, Minnie, aged 1L years, and on Dec. 5, Emma J "ne, aged 5 years, beloved children of Wiiliam end Sarah Hamilton,

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h Interesting [tem | REDDIN BROS.

HAVE RECEIVED THEIR

Xmas piock of Fancy Goods

BARLY THIS FALL. ; ly for inspection, No trouble to show the goods. They comprise

. S . a better selection, larger variety and lower

prices than ever before. Ladics’ and Gents cases, German Goods, a large cousignment cf

Fancy Goods from Sijber & Fleming, ‘London, together with a splendid assortment of Meer- chaum and Briar Pipes, Cigar Cases, Card

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meeN CASES ef FANCY GOODS opening to-day at Diamend Bookstore.

mas Presents opening at Diamond Beokstore.

sents and be happy at the Diaménd Bookstore,

THEO, L. CHAPPELLE,

DIAMOND BOOKSTORE. Ch’town, Dec. 16, 1890—3: eod

XMAS SALE

Fuenitare, Apples, ete,,

—ON

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23rd,

AT HALF-PAST 10 O'CLOCK,

| tata SALE, including 1 elegant - Drawing Room Suite, 1 do. in walnut and rep, 1 very fine solid walnut Wardrobe (left over from Jast sale), 1 fine Couch in wal- nut and green, 2 Companion Chairs, 1 Dining Room Set, 1 fine waleuws and marble top Centre Table, 2 new Bedroom Sets (single), 1] extra fine Feather Bed, ! handsome Dinner Set (in red and gold), 1 new and comfortable Double Sleigh (latest fashien).

Atso—A lot of ends of Carpets, 1 second- hand Piano.

WE WILL ALSO SELL

10 Barrels of our Choicest Winter Apple (selected), 5 barrels Cheap Apples.

Sale positive. No res2rve prices. Cash. E; H. NORTON & CO,

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Terms

Hon. Mr. Laurier’s Visit

“HE HON. WILFRED LAURIER, M. P., i Leader of the Liberal Party of Canada, will address a

Mass Public Meeting

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MARKET HALL, CHARLOTTETOWN,

ON THE EVENING OF Monday, 220d December, instant,

ou the Public Questions of the Day.

Mr. Laurier will be accompanied by several Prominent Members of the House of Com- mons, who, it is expected, will also deliver

addresses. : Tickets will be issued at one first-class fare

meeting, good to return next day.

chair wil be taken at 8 o’clock, sharp. THOMAS W. DODD, President ‘Liberal Association. H. ©. MACDONALD, Secretary Liberal Association.

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from ell Stations on the Railway to Char; lottetuwn on the 22nd inst., the day of the

‘The aoors will be open at 7 p. m., and the

AT Huule’s Cor-

Owner can have same on paying expen-

REALL and select your Pre-|

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- SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1890. _ :

Hest Qualities! Lowest Prices!

Astrakan Jackets, Beaver Capes, Nutria Capes, ens ° ~? o i e 5 ° Ladies’ Collars, Ladies’ Caps, Boas (all kinds), Muffs

in South Sea Seal, Beaver, Beaverette, Sabie, Per-

sian amb, Astrakan, Opossum, Nutria, ete.

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J. B. MACDONALD

Has always made a custom, during the Holiday Season, of giving the Very Best Bargains given dur- the year. He woald like to see everybody happy, and can assure everyone who patronize his Store and buy his goods will be happy.

Giving Extraordinary Bargains in Overcoats and Reefers, HLadies’ Dress Goods very cheap. Ladies’ Ulster and Wantle Cloths at a great sacrifice.

Esargains in every department at

J. B. MACDONALD’S.

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‘ Wor the right article at a low price, see our dis- play of Fancy Goods—usefal and ornamental.

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NCY DRY GOODS IN GREAT VARIéT

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A Big Display of Bohemian Glassware. A Big Display ef Plush Goeds.

A Big Display of Fancy Leather Goods. A Big Display of Japanese Goods.

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STAPLE DRY GOODS-VERY CHEAP.

Balance of our stock of Dolls at Half Price.

Charlottetown, December 16, 1890.

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To All Whom it may Concern. rom Now Until ‘mas

W ERRES ee pooner disposed ersons have systematica an er-

detaaty' boon making and. elgculaling iss We OFFER OUR WHOLE STOCK OF PERFUMES AT SPECIAL DIS-

and libellous statements as te my professional | COUNTS, for we have a big lot of them on hand and must dispose of them

qualifications, ete. Take notice, that if this during the Holiday Season.

iibellous conduct is pursued, I have instructed | We have the popular Odors, as Crab Apple Blossoms, Cherry Blossom. Bayley’s

my Solicitors, Messre. Peters & Peters, to Ess, Bouquet, Colgate’s Cashmere Bouquet, Rimmel’s White Heliotrope, Piesse and

prosecute any such with the utmest rigor of Lubin’s Opoponax, Atkinson’s White Rose, ete. ; Lubin’s Jockey Club, etc. ; Cleaver’s

the law. ; siel | Rondeletia, Ricksecker’s Martha Washington, Goulden Gate, Mizpah, ete. ; Hoyt’s GEO. A, BAYNES, | Cologne, Genuine Cologne and Florida Waters, etc. Also—Lautier Fils French Per-

M. D., C. M., ete., etc. |fumes in bulk, Perfume Atomizers, Satchet Powders, etc. Cail and see our stock

and get prices at A. S. JOUNSON’S DRUG STORE,

@orner Kent and Prince Streete.

nov29 NERVAN , WANTED.—Wanted, a good gen- eral servant. Must have g references

and be thoroughly trustworthy. Apply at St.

Paul's Rectory, Charlottetown, Iw pd—decl5 Ch’town, Dec. 9, 1890.

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