at 2utlces of action as a result of the recent fire

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se ‘tan who was afraid of thunder crawled in-

TH 3 Sal and Other Tiems. | 5 if 4

- at the Park to-morrow afternoon,

rots < r < , . » F.—Sst Lawrence Lodge, No. 8, | =m -f _ re nigh : pee _* > \ te OF aaa } an save fro? J o 20 per cent, on a. 6 FD A, bruce & actld 2) i # yhins » _ 4 | rclos! . ; - i Dew , mndereliathi | »p, A. Bruce’s for underciothing. ray . } Oo: ( A snck to select I oy awh ; jluyrge 8.004 * . ark jer! . i 1 of blankets, rugs and quilts, ath

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rkios & Sterns oct]3 10i eod

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{i merino undervesta, best | at Perkins & Sterns’, oct [810i eod i

4 ples wool and 7a a ' seat prices = -ana lowest ’ Be ies 02 - -

mg Court. — Three drunks on the}

> thie morning. One was tined $6 or 20}

= sel the other two $2 or 8 days each.

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selling fast, being the best | "in the city-- Perkins & Sterns. ‘

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_Mr. Croskill intends form. | 1 soon. All who ry at once.

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h rth are

mh Epworth League o'clock, for the eusuing year. A

gpwoRtil Leagor.—The 5 alt this eveniDg 8 :. officers for the

a ton of o meetiDg is re quested. — as -

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unten ¢ . apres who are su ff ring trom suppressions, ' : ing down pains, nervousness, Or any kind | es *y . Willi — Te « wmale vockness, will tind Dr. Williams a i Pills are an infallible cure. Try them.

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yor GoLD Tt is sail th at gold is being saad io larg? quantities in Madoc, Ont. & ie Peterson, chief engineer of the C. P. R., a igs a sample which is worth $10,000. enemy jm yor have catarrh, end other remedies have M sip} vou—then give Nasal Balm a fair trial. tere is no case of eatarrh it will not cure, i the directions are faithfally followed. lw - Sr. Joun’s. — The steamer Coban, will be due here ea route Nfld., on Monday morning urry cattle and sheep on deck

os Captain Fraser, a ty Nt J shn's, 3 gext, and Wit iS as advertised.

3 Aenisceiaga

Ae Sueep axD Lames.—On Tharsday last, Se ogthe Summerside Pioneer, Mr. Chas. Me WeNott sent over to Halifax 181 sheep and MD vcbs, and Mr. Sawyer 210. On Friday ¥r Drummond shipped 220, and Mr. Me-

B Grath SO.

scien FooTsaLla—The adjourned meeting of the hbegweit Football Club will te held tomorrow | wening at the efiice of Peters & Peters, | | Cunerun Block, at 9 o’clock, sharp, Arrange- gents will be made for a match with the talhousie College team or the Wanderers, to take place on the club grounds this autumn. chic Swattowep a Pin. —The girl Mahar, in | wi for obtaining boots from J. H. Beil on forged order, accidentally swallowed a gn on Saturday evening. Dr. Jenkins, the jail physician, was ¢ illed in, but under the cireumstances, could not do very much fc her. We have cot heard how the un- fortunate gitl is to-day.

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tesotcrions OF SyMPaTHY.—At a meet- ing of representative Irishmen, held at Ottawa on Friday night, resolutions were passed deploring the death of Parnell, ex- tending sympathy and declaring that the \rish parliamentary party should continue to hold itself aloof from both political par- ties in Britaia. Copies of the resolutions will he sent to Mrs, Parnell.

Ix Buossom AGaIn. — The Summerside Agriculturist Jaays : A young apple tree in the orchard of Mr. T. B. Grady, telegraph operator here, has on it at the present time a large number of perfectly formed and healthy blossoms, It bore a number of apples this wuon, after which the leaves witherrd. Abont six weeks ago, however, Mr, Grady aitieed that the foliage was again green and vigorous, and this was followed by the second bloom above noted,

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Tat Meanest Man.—It is said that a

tos hollow log as a place of safety during athunderstorm. The thunder rolled and ‘Ng tain poured down in torrents, and that td log began to swell up till the poor fel- ow was wedged in so tight that he could yr get out. All his sins began passing be- - him. Suddenly he remembered that ithadn't paid his newspaper subscription id be felt so small that he was able to buck right out.—Ex.

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Actions Acainst tue City.—Mayor Me-

Pherson, of H alitax, has been served with two

in Upper Water Street, that city. Adam MeKay claims $10,000 damages for goods de- Mtoyed by the fire. These goods were stored * DeWolf's exuif'{amilton’s*wharves. McKay ‘satends that tle city is guilty of wilful negli- sce in allowing large quantities of kerosene sito be stored in the heart of the city. Frank oan has also served His Worship with a Sailar notice. He claima $1,700 for loss of Roods destroyed by the recent tire, on similar fete The city claims that it is not table, the storage of oil being a matter for minion Government to deal with. In case of Moir & Sons, Recorder McCoy has "ported against paying the claim. Heclaims _ @ city gave no orders for the throwing — ofthe walls. The firewardensdid. The ater are appointed by virtue of @ Domicion “s Which gives the city the power to select ®men. The firewardens’ powers, however, Ne given to them by the Dominion act, aud hot by the city,

Tae Turr.—The stallions Allerton and : Imarch raced at Lexington, Ky., on ursday. Fifteen thousand persons wit- — the event. Nancy Hanks was to ee Alle rton’s opponent, but was iawn owing to illness. Still as Del- “atca had figured as one of the year’s mena trotters, and had won a race fae ‘ter time than Allerton had made in no racing, there was plenty of interest worn race. Both Allerton and Delmarch fe in splendid condition when they fees UP for the first heat. Allerton was Wen by Williams, and Budd Doble sat ind Deimarch. Allerton won in Wtaight heata. Time, 213}, 2.15, 2.15] étton won the first heat by a length, the ee by three lengths, and the third by lengths. On the day of the race Nancy sanks was sold to Malcolm Ford, of Bos- he priee has not been made public.

u Naucy Will remain at Doble’s stables until

Next Season, —

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}made an award of $570,000, which. | nel . ad | order of the referee, must be expended in

E DAILY EXAMINE]

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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

PECIAL DesPatTcHEs To Tux Examiner

COVERNMENT vs. CANADIAN PACIFIC,

Vietory for the Government

The Onderdonk Matter Settled,

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a | Orrawa, Oct. 19. I he claim by the Canadian Pacific Rail- way Vompiny, in the matter of the Uoder-.

| donk ‘contract, was originally $10,000,000.

ry: ‘ , This was afterwards reduced to $6,000,000 ‘ j . : . .

and during the progress of the arbitration

to $5,590,000. The arbitrators have now *y improving the defective sections of the line. Kach party pays its own coats. The award is regarded as a splendid victory for the Government,

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The Storm in Britain, UNPRECEDENTED IN SEVERITY

enero (QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 19.

Since three o'clock on Saturday after- noon heavy rain, with wind, has prevailed. This was accompanied by an abnormally high tide, which flooded the Custom House. Many craft have been swamped and the admiralty pier and docks are greatly dam. aged. The cross-channel steamers report the severity of the storm unprecedented,

Personal. Orrawa, Oct. 19.

The late Chief Engineer of Public Works, Mr. Perley, is gradually sinking.

Sir John Thompson and Depury Minister of Justice Sedgewick, have been summoned to give evidence in the case of McGreevy and Connolly at Quebec.

An Authoratative Denial. Orrawa, Oct. 19. Hen. Mr. Chaplean has authorized an emphatic denial of the Toronto Globe's state- ment that he had made overtures to support the grit party, and has challenged the Globes

| to produce proof of its libellous charges.

Wanderers Victorious. Hawirax, Oct. 19. The Wanderers defeated Dalhousie at football match on Saturday, by four points to nothing. It was a great game.

Balfours Promotiou.

Lonpon, Ovt. 19. It is officially announced that Mr. Bal- four has been appeinted First Lord of the Treasury.

In Mis Father’s Seat.

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MonTreAL, Oct. 19.

C. J. Doherty has been appointed Judge in the place of his father recently deceased.

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Another Peeress.

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Lonpon, Oct. 19.

The wife of the late William Henry Smith has been elevated to the Peerage. +See

Local Notices.

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We have the smallest expense. We have the largest stock of overcoats, cape coats and reefers in town, and the best judges of fine clothing say we have the cheapest on P. E. Island.—Jas. Paton & Co.

The Melissa garment, that is porous as well as waterproof—answers every purpose of an evercoat—for sale at Prowse Bros’., the won- derful cheap men. 3i—octl9

Come and get one of those new Melissa Overcoats at Prowse Bros. 3i—octl9

The big auction sale of furniture will be held at our auction rooms to-morrow, at 2 o'clock. —E. H. Norton & Co.

The postponed sale will take place at 2 o'clock to-morrow.

The big sale of new furniture will begin at 2 o'clock to-morrow.—E. H. Norton & Uo,

No misrepresentation in prices quot ed in James Paton & Co's. advertisement. Come along and get one of those cheap overcoats. —James Paton & Co.

Another lot of those cheap grapes received this morning aud selling fast at Beer & Goff 8.

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Go to Beer & Goff’s for cheap t octl7 2i

uight—only 12 cents per pound,

Boys’, youths’ and men’s reefers, over- coats, cape overcoats and ulters in endless variety at the cheapest, largest and —_ clothing store in town.—James Paton Co. Experience and common sense has taught us that advertising the truth and dealing fair with the people pays the best, and when we say we sell mens, boys’ and children’s readymade clothing cheaper than any other men on P. E. Island we can prove it by showing our goods and wane prices. —Prowse ,Bros., the W ae u Cheap Men. 016 Si

Our reason for selling readymade cloth- ing so cheap: Our turnover is the oe in the city and our expenses are the sma est in this city, according to the amount of business done.—James Paton & Co.

We have the smallest expense. We have the largest stuck of overco sts, — —_— and reefers in town, and the best judges 0 fine clothing say we have the meee on P. E. Island. —Prowse Bros, the a f has yp Ae to our quarterly accounts

. ) bri «& Co will be appreciated by Mark Wright & ©).

~ Dare.—The Concert in aid

MEMBER THE Date.—The Concer i éact E. Island Hospital will be ig the Lyeeum, en” Thursday evening, Nov. 19.

Origin OF THE Hoax.—It is now said that the hoax in reference to th

y by a half- City of Rome, was P witted cattleman of the steamer asi wich was lost at Marine Cove on Sep

ber 15th.

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Which cured me of CONSUMPTION,” Give thanks for its discovery, @That it does not make you sick when you _ take it. Give thanks. That it is three times as efficacious as the old-fashioned

pe cod liver oil. tve thanks, Thatitissuch a der- _ ful flesh producer, reer Give ore Thatit is the or Consumption, Scrosula ¢ Bronchitis, Wasting Dix.

eases, Coughs and Colds.

Besure you get the genuine in Salmon

color wrapper; sold by all Secoan that ¥ all Druggists, at

SCOTT & BOWNE, Belleville.

Land For Sale.

sLVE ACRES OF LAND, situated in Wes. | a _ tern Royalty, a few yards beyond City | limits, fronting on two roads, in excellent | condition for cultivation and suitable for! building or pasturage, will be sold in one | piece or in smaller lots, Address applica. | tions to Post Office Box 676, Charlottetown. |

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TO BOSTON,

‘Cheap Exsursign---Qne Pare

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S. S. “HALIFAX.”

Canada Atlantic Line FROM IMAUIFAX, |

WEDNESDAY, OCT. [4th AND 2tst,

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eect eens V AMMOTH HWALTH AND FOOD EX. | |; 4¥@ POSITION takes piace at Mechanica Building, Boston, and numerous attractiors, | i - chance for everybody to visit Boston on | these two Special Excursions at ONE FARE | | from Charlottetown. | Through Tickets for sale by Charlottetown | ; Navigation Company and F. 'T. Newbery. oct2 . }

WANTS, LOST, FOUND Sel

| FYOUND.— About a week avo, a sum of money.

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} The owner “an have the sama by ; roving property and paring expenses. Apply to.JoHN Borran, corner of Queen and King streets,

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i GENTS !—“ Life of Honorable Charles Stew- | 4% art Parnell” has been in course of prepara- 'tioa for some time, and will be immediately ,issued Retail price, $1.60. Prefusely illustra- , ted. Send immediately 45.. for prospectus copy ' and full agent’s outfit and all will be forwarded }post paid Liberal commissions. Act quick. | As one of the greatest statesmen of the age, mil- lions will desire to read the book.-EKarLE PUB- LISHING Houssg, St. John, N. B. octl9

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WANTED. A servant for general housework inasmall family. Apply to Mrs. ALLEY, | Dorchester Street. cod—octl7

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TRAYED.—A stray black cow, with short

tail, has been on my premises, Gaytown,

since Thursday last. Owner can have same on | spptication. W. H. Lona. tf—octl7

WANTED.—A Hall Stove, Base Burner. Ap ply at this office, 4i—octls

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T° LET.— 4 Shop on corner of Great George and Grafton Streets, suitable for an office.

Apply to JAMES BALES. tf—octl6

W ANTED.— Persons seeking good board and lodging on reasonable terms can be com- fortably accommodated at the private boarding house of the undersigned, corner of Prince and Fitzroy Streets.—Mrs, 8. SPUMBLEs.

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WANTED.—A girl for general housework, Apply to Mks, W. H. Stewart, Cumber-

land Street. octld

is girl for geaeral housework in a sma family, Apply to Mrs irk tf—oct7

lbundas Esplanade.

i LET.—A Dwelling Heuse on the coruer of Pleasant Street and St. Peter’s Read, con- taining 8 rooms, with Shep and W archouse attached. Possession Ist Nuvember. Apply to Mrs. FLEAGER. tf—oc:12 2 fee LET.—Dwelling House with eight rooms, situated on Hiilsbororgh Street. Possession iven about the first of Uctober. Apply to Peaxe Bros. & Co, dy tf—septls

0 LET.—One-half of house on King Street, at = present occupied by Captain Knos Rake, containing eight large rooms with closets, Pos- session giveu 9° of October next. Tbe house is in first-class order, and is well adapted for a private residence or a bo ardiug house. Aiso— One-half of house on King Street, known as Tod- vin House, containing ten rooms with closets and pantry in first-ciass order eat moterate. Apply to Joha Keily, Esq., Water Comm easioner, or to the owner, KDW «RD KELLY, Sou‘hport.

sept25—rod To RENT.—Dwelling House on Kent Street, opposite City Hall, containing nine rooms, pantry, closets, water and good cellar. Apply to G. SCANTLEBURY, 109 Prince Street. eod—sept23 To LEI.—Three new private residences, well built and finished with all m dern conve- niences, commanding & splendid naobstrucied view of the harbor and surroun“ing country, These houses are now open for jaspection from 7a. m.io G6n.m, Apply to fHOMAS CAMPBELL, Richmond Street. ak __ dy—septat ANTED AT ONCE.—A girl. for general WwW gating Appy to Mrs. W. ms ROSS- KILL Brighton Road. tf—oct9 sl idhiniemengnanniin with board at this —octd

LET.—A parlor and bedroom, T°: central part of the city. Apply oflice. tf

For SALE—The well-known and fast-sailing

Se USTIC, sixty-five tons registered. Schooner R ed

Apply to Captaia Thomas Lowrey.

E?T.—One-half of that pleasantly situated

qo en the corner of Po wnal and Sidney

Streets, containing eight rooms. App’y to H 43, DouUsE. eod tf—sept29

- all Stove (Base Burner) in

a re at THE EXAMINER ai pd—vet7

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Hotel lately

OR SALE. ! ; Kk perfect order. Enqui

fti ce. ae eet ae —_ n :7.—The Store _in the City H Ded by Mr. Fred. Davies, © hemist. It will bs fitted up te suit the incoming seem. Good ce iarage underaeath, which can oe

fitted up if required. Apply to DANIEL Davies.

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w > i i Wash- IVED.—A Cook in 4 family of four. , Worcs out. Apply to a. —

LAND, Fitzroy Street West. tf—sep

Leeann nas y i -ral hoasework. ANTED.—A girl. for genera M rete. ; aired. Apply to Mrs. W References requ c 2 =o

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Norton, Upper Prince

OCTOBER 19, 1891.

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ROTHERS.

The Best Selection and Popular Styles prevail in this Department. A glance at our goods will win your certain approbation. Wehave marked these goods at very close figures, and purchasers can depend upon getting the very best value to be had in the city.

SS STANLEY BROTHERS,

BROWN’S BLOCK.

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Charlottetown, September 24, 1891—eod & wky [x]

We have to thank our numerous friends for their pan ere _ yo tay We want to double our sales Ms month. n order to do so we have got prices AWAY DOWN. Our expenses are the smallest in ‘Town. ‘That is our secret in selling cheap. Big stores and big advertisements mean that yeu have to

pay two prices. Don’t be led astray, but come to tl THE ONLY REAL AND GENUINE a

1386 QUEEN STREET.

C. J. PATTON,

Ten Years with Ch’town Woolen Co.

T. M. PATTON, Late of Blanchard & Co,, Truro, N, 8

Charlottetown, October 16, 1891—eod & wky

SO a ence

Grand S&xhibition

sienintincticmeinsle a MT iaaaicnaniininintan

NEW FALL DRY GOQDS —

PERKING & STERNG’.

LLY equipped with New and Cheap Goods for tite Season’s trade. We have a large stock

which has been purchased principally for Cash in the best markets of the world, and being

satisfied with small profits, we can assure all who trade with us the very best value to’ be had on P. E. Island. Special Lines and Prices for Exhibition Week.

New Millinery! New Dress Goods! New Jackets! New Ulsters !

An immense stock of New Woolen Goods, New Silk Goods, New Fur Goods, Dress and Mantle Trimmings; a big display of Mantles, Jackets and Ulsters; 25,000 yards Grey Cottons, 12,000 yards White Cottons, 3,000 yards Fleecy Cottons, 4,600 yards Flannels; Cheapest Car- pets and Oil Cloths; special lines of Winter Underclothing ; Dry Goods of all kinds at the

=e" PERKINS & STERNS.

Charlottetown, September 28, 1891—dy & wky

WOT, ves New Drug Store

E are now fully opened for businesa,

Word has just come that Waitham and ,¥% sod ingite the public to come and ine Elgin Watch Factories have decided to) , oa stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent reduce the price of ail 18 size (Gents’ size) srtce in been doubied, and the pebila will Watch movements ‘This being the case, yy ee. cery choice line of anyone needing a good Watch would arn well to note that G. H. TAYLOR will) ce ete Sri Pountain, the give his customers the benefit of the rebate Buy now and so save money, as prices may

new Store an elaborate Soda Fountain, the ' finest ever imported to Charlottetown, » here be raised at any time. NORTH SIDE QUEEN SQUARE,

e |the popular beverages of the season are dis- ; Cyarlottetown, Oct. 1, 1891—dy 2aw wky

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|pensed. An important point with our bever- ages is that the Syrups run through the Fountain are made with genuine Fruit Juices, not artificial flavors.

The choicest brands of Havana Cigsrs in the city, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Pipes, Lobacco Pouches, ete. Give us a call,

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