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THE DAILY EXAMINER.

Local and Other Items. TELEGRAPHIC. | |

Tea on the tables at the Sale to-morrow at 5.30 Waiters.

IMPORTANT. vund Fancy \ttentive

Tea | i a.

o’cloc SPECIAL Desratcurs To ‘THk EXamMINeR

A Second Rescript.

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Dramatic.—H. Price Webber's Boston ee Queben” is playing to ere 4 Doblin despatch says that id - | Association has been reliably informed that | a friend with you to the the Pope will insist upon promulgating a Bazaar in the Market Hail. A | Second reseript on the Irish question. The vood evening's enjoyment guaranteed. “fe bishops will shortly be summoned to | vome, |

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LONDON, Nov, ‘£7.

BazaAarn. —Take LOo-mmorrow

oo R M. R. Kx ? Yesente : - Rev. M. R. Kyieur was presented with a Dusuix, Nov. 27. handsome fur coat, by the people of Little | The wee : York, Pleasant Grove and Stanhope, a few | h oo SOpees tan - second Pap | reseript i had been sent to the Trish bishops a fort-

day 8 ago. night ago is now ¢ ontirmel.

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Sewirne Socrety.—During the winter St. | ed that the res ript of the document should | |

Paul's Church Sewing Society will meet every | not be made known, but the Iishops shou'd |

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NEWS. |

| of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.

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Our Advertisers To-day.

' ala Joseph Unsworth calis for tenders for sleep- ers, fence material, timber, &e.

Jas. A. MoMillan announces the auction stle of the stranded schooner Heloise, to- g ‘ther with whatever portion of the cargo that :emains in her,

J. B. MeDonald is holding a great clearance sale. His stock in trade of overcoats, reefers, ogg and suits will be disposed of at a sac- r.ice, .

D-DD ———- ** Dlood tells.” We may not be able to in- fuse royal and noble blood into a man’s veins; but we can do better; we can expel from them

all impure and poisonous humors by the use Pure blood is the best

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMRB

a teeestaeiaeansstcatin wees nein

UREAT CLOTHING SALE!

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J. B. MACDONALD’S

--GREAT STOCK oFr-——

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week, beginning on Thursday, the 29th inst., | proceed tu at 2.30 p. m.

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Meoroat Item.—-A_ medical

people

want to know is how to prevent a cold from catching them,

journal tells

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enforce the commands contained

. : Toronto, Nov. 28.~-1 jin the first reseript without alluding to the . 28.—10 a.m. |

; eXistence ** bow to catch a cold;” but what they ' , | divulged part of the | script.

' of a second. This plan was spoiled through the indiseretion of a ser- vant of the Bishop of Limerick, contents of the re- [t is probable that the publication

Oxe Henprap barrels Baldwin apples to| of a part of the document will force the

arrive by Worcester. Christmas by peck, half-bushel or barrel Now is your chance for a bargain.—R. K. Brace.

i oe _——— “1 Dissens ’ : bos Make a Norte or Tuts.—Reserve to-mor- | ension in The Ranks. HOTEL ARRIVALS. row for the Y. M. C. A. Fancy Saleand Tea. | man Nov. 97 ae Good valne for your money, and the satisfac- NDIANAPOLIS, NOV. 27. om ° ee ieee ol A] 1300 OSBORNE HOUSE. tion of assisting a worthy object. About 1300 Democratic voters and mem-

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siilestiene Dearness Curep.—A very injeresting 132 page [Illustrated book on deafness. Noise in}

the head. How they may be cured. Post

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ee Fancy Work.—All interested in the Fancy

Sale in aid of the Y. M. C. A., are requeste:! |

to send dunations of Fancy Work to Mrs

tance

A. A. Bartlett.

asked for.

A generous assis

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Potics Covrtr.—Two drunks appea: fore His Honor this f endortl was fined 32 McCarey was discharged on condition that he

take the pledge,

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itil Y, M. C. A.—We would impress upon our | readers the claim of the Y. M. ©. A. for their j attendance and patronage at the Tea and | Pancy Sale which opens in the Market Ha'l, to-morrow, at 2 o'clock. ae STeaMERS’ Movewents.—The St. Lawrence jeft Pictou for this port at 2.15 this afternoon.

The Princess of Wales will leave Point du Chene as svon as the fog lifts.

The Worcester is hourly expected from boston.

_ All those heating and itching humors of the | se sip, 80 trou blesume to many persons, are effec ually cured by the use of Ayer’s Hair

Vigor. If not attended toin time, these dis- eases are very liable to result in loss of the | hair.

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Sarrpine Note.--Says the Hillsboro, N.B., Observer :—The schr. Magellan, Irving, which teok a load of plaster from Hiilsbore to Mon- } treal, thence a cargo to Charlottetown, P. E. island, has chartered to take a cargo from Charlottetown to St. John, N. B.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.— We have to acknow- ledge the receipt of Lovell’s Map of the Do- minion of Canada, by Mr, LU, R. Voligny, with additions and corrections by Mr. J. Johnston, Chief Draugutsman of the Hepart- ment of the Interior. The work througout is well done.

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Sr. ANpREw's Dinner.—Members of the j Caledonian Ciub, in Highland costume or with plaid and bonnet, together with their lriends, will assemble a the Club Rooms, Queen 5t., to-morrow evening at eight o'clock, whexce they will proceed tu St. Andrew's Dinner at the Osborne House, at nine o clock sharp.

Vovations,—Ladies willing to contribute to the Tea in aid of the Y. M,C. A., will kindly sen? their donations to the Market Hall, on Thursday, the 29th inst., as it has been impossible to ca!l on all ladies, owing to | the bad state of the roads. It is hoped that all will assist without further solicitation.

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Exp or a Lipet Scrtr.—-The Hon. Robert Dansmuir has been awarded $100 dam#ges in his suit against the Times Pub ishing Co, Vic-

toria, B. U., for libel. The verdict carries costs. The Times charged Mr. Dunsmuir with securing public moneys through his

position as President of the ‘Executive Coun: cil to build private roads to his mines. ieaaicslinal

Westey Mission Banp.—The Wesley Mis- sion Band in connection with the First Metho- dist Church, will hold a sale of useful and fancy articles, suitable for Christmas presents, in the Y. M. C. A. Hall, on Thursday, Dec. 13th aext. There will also be a Xmas Tree, and a well supplied refreshment table. Doors open at 2pm. Admission 10 cts. [w&stld

A Wipow’'s Scit.—A Winnipeg despatch says that the case of Rajootte vs, the Cana- dian Pacific Railway, which is brought by the widow and children of a switchman killed in the yards there by his foot being caught in a frog in October, 1887, came up before a special jury at the assizes to-day. On behalf ot the plaintiffs it was contended that a rail way company is bound to block the frogs so | as to minimize dangers to their workmen as | much as possible, while the defendants con- | tended that no statutory obligation was cast | upon them to do so. At the close of the | plaintiff's case a non-suit was moved for and the judge was of opinion it should -be grant ad. The plajotifi’s counsel would not accept, | and the judge instructed the jury to find a verdict for the defendants. They disregard- ed his directions and returned a verdict for the plaintiff for $5,000. The case will be ap- pealed.

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EvivestLy Prospertne.—We are pleased a beac that Mr. Frank Eden, formerly of Charlottetown, and now a dealer in boots and shoes at Halifax, is prospering in our sister city. From the Recorder we learn that he hag just completed a handsome three-story building on the east side of Gottingen street, | which he will ocoupy shortly, The waiting

is of wood, and has three shops on the ground till the 4th of December. Mrs. Breden | Rreton.

floor, Two of these are large sized and one was carried ouf of court in a fainting con- SARES:

sma'l, The large ones have each two hand- dition. Charlottetown to Boston—First Clase,...... $6 50

some plate glass show windows, and the a . comp Yorermediate.... 4 00

sta aller shop one. The windows are deep, Lord Sackville’s Successor. Charlotetows to New York, via Fall River on

and large panes facing the door ways give a . pear Charlottetown to Ssvannah, via Boston

grevd display to the goods —— may wae Loxpon, Nov. 27 eod Savannah S. S. Line :— aa

the windows. ide dust sashes close them . : ” ° Te ae : Firat CIGAR.» 000 cvcvertes Veococecers $e sedexens

from ae cheat stairs there are The Daily News regrets Lord Salisbury’s | intermediate .).20000/... Shue doen eo Gates ieee 21 60

three dwellings comprising in all decision to delay the appointinent of a suc- | Steerage ......--++1esesrereeeeeesesseeeeseeees 15 00

sonie feustoun rooms, The halls cessor to Lord Sackville, This course, it Including Cabin Berth. Staterooms Extra.

and stairways are all wainscotted to thinks, may provoke President Oleveland | ,, Through Bills of Lading issued to New York. rways eA ’ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Providence, Savannah,

the height of some four feet. The north —_ has a depth of 90 feot, and will be occupie by Mr. Eden. In the rear of the front shop, which is over fifty feet deep, is a stock room, with cellar underneath, and there is alsoa well-lighted office finished in ash. The counters have walnut tops, and the shelving has all been arranged in an a proved manner, The outside of the ** block” a been artisti

ao ae is wu Urrament to the

Must be cleared out by ;

State,

| solved that every Democratic member of free 3d—Adress Dr. Nicholson, St. John St. |

Democratic veterans were adopted. is | , } political. | over the State.

William Dock- } national.

and «William

i election, because al] pests have been hald-

j Harrison.

| feat for Hanlan. — | with a turn for 500 pounds 4 side.

Pope to reaftirm publicly his wishes regard} ing Lreland.

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bers of G. A. R. Posts, scattered over the | held in the Capitol building last

night a secret meeting at which it was re-

the G. A. R. should abandon the order,aud

) all present pledved themselves to withdraw _| trom their posts. , | tlon for the new

A name and a coustitu- order proposed by the | The |

to be charitable and non- | Similar meetings will be held all |

new order is

indicate that the Few Indiana attended Grand Army meetings since the}

States movement 1a

ing meetings ratifying the election

A Brakeman Kilicd.

Doxrcuesrer, N. B., Nov. 27.

As Crockett’s special was coming around | be Palmer's curve, just before getting into} Maud Bagnall.

Dy récheater, the

train broke away from the | tender.

Thos. Carro!l, forward brakeman, had pot all broken aw ay, ran back over the | rear of the tender and fell on the track.

The entire train passed over him, and be

was completely cut to pieces. The body was picked up and taken to Moncton on tbe} Halifax express. This is the eleventh man killed between Halifax and St. John this year.

Ottawa News Notes.

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T) ec ae Bc : : he Canadian Government has formally |

approved of the draft of an extradition | treaty between Great Britain and Mexico.

_ Yet, aii . ‘ a. } j fhe Customs department has issued a | hopeless. It soothes,

circular to collectors demanding greater vigilance in collecting duties on parcels transmitted by post

The Government have giaddened the! per bottle. For sale at the Drug Stores. hearts of carriage builders by placing | W. HAWKER & SON,

hickory feloes on the free list when im- | ported for manufaccure in Canada.

The Minister of Customs has expressed | a willingness to submit the Bridgewater | ease to the courts for adjudicating. —

Charge d’ ‘ifairs of the British Legatiga at "Washington, and Miss Le'ia Belle Wilson, daughter of R. 'T. Wilson, a very wealthy retired merchant of this city, were | married to-day at St. Bartholomew’s Epis- copal Church. The wedding vreakfast was served at Wilson's residence on Fifth | Avenue. Two hundred guests were seated. The assemblage at church and house was composed of New York’s most fashionable people,

The Sackville and Fisheries Matters.

Toronto, Noy. 27.

A special cable says the somewhat curt official replies in the Commons regarding the Sackville indignity and the fisheries deadlock, are taken to indicate that the Government is awaiting some explanation from the United States before the resump- tion of entirely friendly relations.

Gubernatorial Movements. Orrawa, Nov. 27.

Lord Stanley and suite go to Teronto on Thursday to attend the annual ball ofthe St. Andrew’s Society on the following day. On Saturday the party proceed to Hamil- ton, where the Governor-General will open the Art School.

Hanlan Again Defeated.

Toronto, Nov. 27. A Sydney, N. 38. W., despatch states that the Hanlan-Beach race was rowed | over the Paramatta championship course | yesterday and resulted im one more de- | The race was five mileg,|

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Charged With Bigamy. Toronto, Nov. 27. Polly Breden, widow of Fred. Barber, who recently suicided at Niagaya Falls, was brought before the police court to-day, charged with bigamy, and was remanded

to withdraw Minister Phelps from Eng!and |

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A Crisis Expected.

Bern, Nov. 27. The North German Gazette, and almost all other prominent German papers, con- car in the opinion that the affairs of France are driltintg toward-a crisiw Uf whith tire

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sale at all the drug stores.

|S K Foster, Montreal; Mrs Campbell, Anti- | gonish; J McMillan, Wood Is'ands. {

Letters trom men in eight | Nathaniel A. Mitchell, aged fifty-five years Democrats have | Cemetery. }

jinst., John Clarkin, in the 73rd year of his of | age.

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| x : 7 . ; Nn, |} on the 10th November, inst., was in the engine, and thinking the train | beloved wife of Anthony McCabe.

TOLU AAD CHERRY Orrawa, Nov. 27. ‘Remedy for ail Throat and

}a very short time. ia frésh cold if taken in time.

| Fasitonaite Wedding == Steamship Company New York, Nov. 27. , Hon. Michael! Henry Herbert, now} } 4

THe 8, 8 "HALIFAX"

Boston for Charlottetown

1 CO MBORT. | STEAMER between BOSTON AND THE PRO-

'ior New York; Metropolitan Line for New York;

x : . Fresh to strong winds; cloudy, with ocea- onal rain; not much change in temperature,

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Overcoats, Ulsters, Reefers and Suits

is now selling at prices which, for Cheapness, has never yet been approached by anyone in the City.

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When, from any cause, the digestive and | secretory organs become disordered, they | may be stimulated to healthy action by the | use of Ayer’s Cathartic Pills. These pills are | prescribed by the best physicians, and are for |

Nov 27—J Ball, city; W F Tidmarsh, St Peter's Island; W C Kennedy, city. 28—

HOTEL PAVIES.

Nov 29--R Hunt, S’side; Malcolm McLeod, city; W H Barnard, S’side.

BBR EDD.

l asleep, last evening, 27th

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[Funeral to-morrow at 2 o'clock to People’s

In this city, on the morning of the 27th

{Funeral will leave his late residence, Dor- Kast, to-morrow (Thursday) at 8.30 a.m. Friends and acquajutances re- spectfully invited to attend }j

At North Bay. Oat., on the 27th Novem- r, Kathleen, infant daughter of W. E. and

At No. 12, Ray Street, fioston Highlands, Theresa Dinn, May her soul rest in peace.

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HA WIS ER’S

A Favorite and Most Valuable

Lung Diseases.

It has cured hundreds of cases considered heals and strengthens the diseased or irritated Throat and Lunys in Just a few doses will cure Price 50 cents

Proprietor, novld—ly dy St. John, N. B.

CANADA ATLANTIC

—WILL LEAVE-

Charlottetown for Boston

(VIA BKALIFPAS,) ~ON~

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7th,

AT 7 O'CLOCK, A. M., —AND—

—~ON-~-

Saturday, December Ist.

Throvgh Tickets issued from all Stations oan the P. E. L Railway. ce

The “ HALIFAX” has been built specially for this route, combining SAFETY, SPKED and

The Fastest and Most Palatial PASSENGER VINCES.

Luxurious Cabins, Elegant State- rvoms, Grand Dining Saleon above the Deck, Palatial Social Hall, Spacions smoking Room..

Connecting at BOSTON with Fall River bine

Canada Pacific Railway tor Quebec, Montreal, Toronto and ali Canadian points; New Kngjand and Savannah 8S. 3. Line for all Southern points ; all Steamboat and Railroad Lines south and West.

At HALTPAX with Steamers for Newfound- land and St. Pierre. also steamer * Electra” for Lunenburg ; shortest route to Chester, Bridge- water, Mahone Bay, &c., &c.

At POKT HAWKESBURY with Steamers of the Bras D’or Navigation Co, for Sydney, Bad- deck, Whycocomah, and all points in Cape

Norfolk and points in Ontario and Western

States Also to Liverpool, London, Glasgow and

West Indies.

For Freight or other information apply to FENTON T,. NEWBERY,

Agent, Charlottetown, P. E. L.

CHIPMAN BROS.,

; iy 3 Agents, Halifax

-RICHARDSON & BARNARD, ’. Lewis’ Whari, Boston.

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[s[ If you want a good Coat, in Quality and Fit, and at the same time save a Dollar or more in the price, the place to buy is at

J- B WMWACDONALD’S.

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IN AID OF THE Y. MM. C. A.,

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Furniture! Furniture !

HAVE JUST RECEIVED a Large Con- signment of

NEW FURNITURE,

—OOMPRISING—

Parlor and Bedroom Setta, in Walnut, Mahog- “7 Ash and Oak; Parlor and Extension ‘ables, Walnut and Ash Sideboards, Flock and Hair Mattrasses, Cane Chairs, &c., &c.

The public are respectfully invited to in- spect this Furniture before purchasing else-

where. . Gc. BH. BARRIS, novTtO—-ty & wky Auctioneer.

POTATOES.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

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ovember.

As the object is deserving of every support, the management hope to receive a generous assistance and patronage.

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President—Mrs. D. McNeill. Vice-Presid-nmts—Mrs. B. Rogers, Miss Mary Palmer, : . | Committee—Mrs. T. Mackiniay, Mrs. D. Laird, Mrs. J. Unsworth, Mis W. W. Clarke, , 0) Bashels Mic. ntyres | Mra. Dr. Beer, Mrs W. Haszord. “isa P. Longy orth ;G. Mason Mrs. A, Lord. Mrs. 5 nf * §. D. Farquharson, Mrs. Dr. Blanchard, Mrs. R. Youny, Dr. MeLe Miss A. Hasaard, ! Miss T. Hyndman, Miss F. Marray; Mrs. A. A. Bart! y.-Treasurer Well culled and free from frost, delivered. Admission, 15 cents; fea, 25 cents. Doors open at 2 o'clock

at my Warehouse, WATER STREET, Char.)

lottetown. : FENTON T. NEWBERY. | nov27—dy 3i wky li

THE PARNELL FUND.

nov6—4i eod LL PARTIES wishing to contribute to this Fund, can dose by sending their subscriptions to M, P, Hogan, Esg., Trea- surer. 8. BOLGER,

aly rE SKATES | nov 22 Chairman of Committee.

WANTS Lost, FOUND ac.

in Aid of the Young Wen’s Christian Association.

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OST.—In the Y. M. C, A. Hall, last evening, a} Gentieman’s Glove, The finder will be re- warded on leaving it at this Office. nov28—li pd

WANTED, —A Girl accustomed to plain cook- ing. Good references required. Apply to Mags, ARNAUD, Grafton Street. tf—nov21 T° LET.—The rooms lately in the occupation | of Dr. 8S. R. Jenkins, in the City Hotel, on Great George Street. Ther. ese adapted for a lawyer's Office, Surgerv or Dentistry rooms. Pos-

JUST REC. IVED FROW HiLiPaXr:

00 PAIRS GENUINE ACME CLUB SKATES.

REDUCED PRICES,

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WE ARE NOW SELLING AT GREATLY

DODD & ROGERS.

Neveurber 22, 1683—Fw 2aw