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ee mm 7 <TOPDARD's rHOTOGRAPHS., ‘ ' ’ — jOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS. . a al City Se J - \,/ i 1 “9 r > N S ts ; Il ‘} ‘ ; ie } heen he - € *! ‘ - Vew monthly eeting W I : Society ‘ K ‘ | i le- iu nal ned - 4 Ha \ was : i . tt Hw Lig HH so th ; wx hat - A i? Y tay af “B ‘a 4 + ? ‘ ’ s yas a I Miar | i : N pe - 1» _ - AH I i ea e held oo ' \ iJ i aT t taker ber } r par 4 Tr) “ia t ' : ur M al fur s | a Al- y the > . : lux | - e 4 I | res W : 2 or « th oder , be posted se ‘4 ‘ hie n ; ‘ Soutt’ Me TF N i} 4) k yy ’ ave Atl mew nat ese! e Bd irgh situation,and ~ : ul : place ‘ ta Ty tie ‘) nye eh { H and Opposit " the 3 } at Ar gy ti i attr ‘ en ia Sir Walte 4 : E in 1771 | rtainly o ‘ ; ‘ sre I oa «80.00 ] i eg a : ; ‘ i} rapt at = 0 pounds from Her Ma i) nav likewise read | th eine t nile of the Cow Gate.” From part ' : ! : ' 3 ~ i r to 4 -—

DANY MEETING AT NEW PERTH,

t New Perth, attended by

Prof, Rob a andthe T 2 Milled s6n

wh il 3 f 4 i tha : ‘ Sha | Fi i 1 N ] > Conmiy , 1 the ' t vy a“ panded pa } ' eT » | p f lis u i ast 3 ‘ "i how) etal ict 4 : tt nined lin"a ‘ ad | tthe patrons a resuit ‘ rk, the explana - | j t n we ‘ reasot pted ~ | the oper ' i al wa ‘ rnd passe !

Profes R and M Dillon °a te idire “ hiects ted with g.and tened

urked a j Robert ima th t % butt ¢ factories would ' Hetitanted In the Pr a of P. J.D. Elion, second- : ed } } i} Re r it wae re solve | that Unit e } r fur milk in accor dance wit as well as quantity

I ‘ cited at this meeting

at Mr. I gy. of Vernon River received

rou milk in the Prov-

t Cyrus Suaw, Eq, was the

ant H \ Laird, Bedeqne, _——----- @-@r-e — ee

Must Government

House Go”?

i the near fatoare

Carpet trade or not

the alirmative

tore within the next ten days.

must go reg vardiex« of cost, Sale now on.

tive wrest

Weather Bulletin.

Torowro, March 6, 10 6 m. Fine and mild

Whether the office of Liente nant-Gov-

« to be abolished and Government House sold or not is already a live ques- and one which the people of the Pro- have to decide one way or the

ut whether we are going ont of the is already. settled in

Hlave you seen our Spring Drese Prints? The patterns are the newest and the prices

THE DAILY EXAMINER ’ ;

\ SCHOOL ENTERT anuse “T AT

SOUL RIS

| a ' An esteemed correspondent at Souris i fes concerning the scho entertain

i held ¢}

'

rere on the evening of Friday

timnv® the curtain was raised ‘ ; M : i dohn els hee., M l’., appeared,

ei few i se! remarks Opened

' } | sh, ) , , neert The piano duet by Meserr B Ml Li and Sterns was exceller nt, and re ts ‘eretit on suche young performers he three chorases by seventy-five schoo ‘2 ldren were ‘splendidly give, and, as they were novel (ies, ade qu te an Impre-- Vor the su -s i there ec!

in that you r lady own Ininittal A dialogue by the bows of the Pring i par tment. nd a re tfatior by the bevy vf in Leslie's eae rent, were adh ably rendered, sadial great credit he respective teac he rs who superin ted heir preparation

Une of the best pieces of the program: vas the recitation bv Miss Wessie Curri¢ e way she rendered it woukd } ted cred.t on older shoulders

The solo by Miss

Paquet was we ren- |

. i tertainments lo say that the soles of Dr. McLellan nd Mr. Wm Pagnet were good would be |

and the two were very heartily

‘ : 0 lOOKeE beautifully, ere Misses Els'e MeBride, Laura Camp- > Rena McLean, Ella Matthew, Elle row e Sterns and Lennie Dit ny it was the most beat _ tableau , P ace ii : re 4s Souris atti Fhe entertainment was ¢ ded with | via iurce The seve *haracter nipersor ated by Misses ‘Mute a and Stewart, snd Mes re. Camp fo criticise the different performers all filled } parts to perfection, to the excellenee i auiience testifiel by their

be impertinence as they

e whele performanc @, it ia

ii That IL 18 the most Snecess- ss ever placel befor

is audience, and retleets credit upon |

os

ng Hee realized, whi il when cated vy the Gover ment will enable

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NEWS NOTES. The earliest a ee bv tall is Mar h Zina; 1! est 1 April 25th During the Easter has or ¥ once o a red at the f 7oO4s1 date, and that was as lo iv IS18. It has only once w-thin the ane period tallen on the latest possible | ite, and that was in 1886, Onlv four} s previously sinee the Sere oO

Kaster be 1 8

present ren

r name ' ISIS , haAMev. s 805

rhe literature of the Junius questio ean addition in a wo k tne, ngman’s are publishing this - ur me itle 1s the confident one, “ Last ls he J mnius Que sti me ay ms at aan or. Mfr. H.R. Francis, late Fellew of St John ! , Cambridge Mr. Franci nison of Sir Phili P Francis, alk the ntention of the book is to prove finally | hat Sir Philip was Junius. [t is wnder- ttood that Mr. France > he ngs some new d + on the SCene The seventh issue of the transactions of the Cremation Society of England shows he same steady increase in the number of practical converts that has « eee ine SOciety since 1885. In that year three «jes were burnt at Woking, and for the | wing eight years, down to the present | time, the yearly numbers have been 10, | 13,28, 46, 54, 89, 104, 101. Last year |

t first vit ike a decre ase, but Manchester has nov tablished a eremia- im, and thirty | dled were cremated

e during last year, which wouk ld 0 ther vie probably ha been added to We king total The authorities of Trinity Ce lon. are determined not to he b shin os otfering increased inducements for the |

“tu ly of music Thes have lately decided | io make an important addition to the name | ber of open scholarships tenable at the

Maedeville place institution by devoting to ifpouse the dividends a eruimg from iin funds. It ia officially stated that by this means something over £500 a year ll be the total value of the free musical tuition given at this college, a really large eum considering the size of the premises. | The scholarships and exhibitions, it should be added, are open to all e meres with yat }

THE RELIABLE DRUGGISTS.

A TONIC FOR THE TIMES !

WHO can name ir?

WE CAN—‘* Owe no man anything.” Let all live up to this.

Our sales are very satisfac- tory, our Order Book well

But too many of last year’s

“Thruseele, Tapestry, Seoten, Hemp, all | bills remain unpaid. Remem-

ber, a receipted bill is the best certificate of character anyone ean have. Who will take this hint.

Mark Wright & Co, Ltd.

meht

on Was sp fudly selected and rendered |

and selling cheaper than eve

Jy. Clearing at COST!

filled. We can sell all the) Vor if low prices will do] goods we are able to make.

have sold every yverd in the

os aI ae - : oe eect ; aaa aaieaname eee FE ese te a aioe 3 a ii soe ‘ ini yi - - a re s males Pubes a AOR me aR A ee RIT Bn ——~ ~ mena ne = tn

TUESDAY, MARCH. G6, 1894.

A Barvain in Ladies’ Kid Gloves, 9 “===

PICTURES.

neh rene

6 and 63: 25 pairs Tan, size 5} to 7), These are odd | fo The price for Black was $1.45, and the price for Tan $1.25. cece

20) pairs Black, size 5}, lines and extra quality.

2. Saekville St., Dabli: . ' ‘ Casino, Monte Cart ; Our Price Nowr $1.00 a Pair! a ey is rankfort, Germans ae *. St. Gothard Pas : Elegant Art Silks, 12. The Vatican Liban

French Cashmere, 11; The Kremlin.

1S. Street Neene, Cairo

TAY 13. Coat farnn om the Nabara vard, 14. Ho of Parliament. Orta: I. Whe TN sousand Islan t

16. Borton Common

EXTRA VALUES.—Fine Seotch Ginghams, 60 cents per yard: {6 inches ide:

2() cents per yard cents per yard: Blac k o7 cents per

Fine French Serges, 25 extra heavy and fine, wonderful value.

Charmingly written explanations and

iS —< —> ei descriptions accompany each photogray h IX ‘ Fr) » y) ’ oe | \ Be } rhe pictures are 8x10 in size. Single =. - d ,~ V ' a : » . | | r} " \ MA) 1 — photographs of the same subjects would i oa ae comet - e } eS & cost $1.60 each. They are bound up in

overs, andare exactly the same size se mur f. mons W orl i‘s Fan Portfolios. Sample copy may be seen at this office "Y ift.8s Series

2 nm farts, Huith tp

¢ pic tures is iseued in 14 will contein 16 photo

rraphs at the least, The price for each pertis 1? cents, and three Examaner cou- poes of i ferent dlate< mast he sent with the meaorw The iwoks will be delivered over ou @ counter thus iving delay. All orders

eceived by scat will as filled by return nail, No CHARGE POR POSTAGE N o&delay Only one conpon rec juired

HOW TO GET THESE PICTURES.

Stoddard’s Photographs Parts 1°& 2 Now Ready.

McKAY WoOO!

JUST OPENED OF T!—A new and complete stock of HARD ARD SOFT HATS, tor value ahead of anything in the city. This splendid selection is now on view at our Store, and we will undertake to fit you out in a new Suit, Hat and Far. “ nishings. and save you many dollars. Come and examine our stock before purchasing ~ elsewhere.

Cut out this coupon, and send with 10 cents to The EXAMINER Orrice, aad the Part wanted will be delivered to you. Or- ders from the country filled by return mail. No charge for postage.

a 1 e . A new lot of SUITS. made from our own manufactured weeds, just received

The Examiner Pub. Co. Varch, 1894.

THE MAGIC CITY. ss Parts 3, a or 5. ey Aad WY, Wi :taeeh_seneiuuahs., sueuiy abies

No. V. of “ The Magic City,” and they are now ready for delivery. Coupons will have to be sent in at once before the sup- ply runs out.

and REE PERS feft, for Wool.

which we are

A few more OVERCOATS, ULSTERS ¢‘ash or 'Fvade,

Highest price,

McKAY >

Corner of Queen and Grafton Streets.

Charlottetown, February 10, 1894—t 't s

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- CARPETS, CLOTHING, HATS.|| = =:

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Our stock of Carpets is now complete ; our stock of Hats is now complete; our stock of and Youths’ Clothing is surprising everybody, We are hound to do a large business this season, is Low Prices and fair, square treatment to everybody,

Men’s, Boys Our motto

CE OR SAW MARE SORA

COUPON FOR PARTS 3, 4or 5.

“THE MAGIC CITY.”

pa? Cut out this coupon and mail it, or bring it in person, erste . AMINER, with ten cents in silver,and the Part wanted of THE MAGIC CITY

Orders by mail will recelve prompt attention, and no charge wiil be

MR CHANDLER, who is a partner in the Carpet business, has charge of that department, and will be} Jad to see any of his friends, You won't haye to walk up stairs; you go up on an elevator, and when you : are there the stock of Carpets that will meet your eves will surprise you. Best 5-Frame Brussels for 95 cts ‘ $4, }, ges aie % zBE “pod jee © ses rE

PROWSE BROTHERS & CO.

The Examiner Publishing Comp’y,

FE O L IN D. ‘THE LOYAL CIRCLE OF FI R E F N S LJ R A N C -. CHARLOTTETOWN. wi INTEND GIVING A

KING'S DAUGHTERS | auld caren S of ai ; : Your patronage by ‘the following g great Fire Companies : eae Oe lied Literary Entertainment i "espectfully solicited :— PE. Island Railway.

rh ee The Royal Ins. Co. of Liverpool. nc iniiecaniiesinaite aa ide ciated YWOODILL’S fhe London & Laneashire Ins. Co. of Liveprool.

the trains of this Railway will run daily ‘(sun- lays excepted) as follows :—

ODE OO

restriction of 8ex or oreed, the only limita- ’ The United Fire Ins, Co. of Manchester. Read down Read up tons being in eome instances with r spect ST. PAUL § SCHOOLROOM, N han : . ' - , . M. Leave Arrive P. M to uge. The periodical concerts of the | CRRMAN BAKING POWDRR The Phenix Ins. Co, ef Brooklyn. FG oooesss «gs Chartotzetown...s.sss.00+> $10 ents pre . ollege ) Ns. ; 2 oeey.t le sn tae meiiia » THe . Royalty Janetion. . oe 2h rs “er ewerte a gg”t =) MS cote : : | These Companies command ENORMOUS MONETARY | 3!2...........-Norti Wiltshire... ite a ae er. . : i\STRENQ’ ; axe it for iv , ‘ iheral | 900.2202. Bradat ancien labour Thursday, Avril 5. | da RENG ri, and are note d fo the yp ompt and lie ral 908 a cmerald Junction bb rasbecded 12s ee purchased by me at several Groceries, I | c | ettlement of losses. 948 ae ek aiiande =o

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; Seventh day of March, 1894, at the hour ’ ». Mer. Can. Govt. Rallways.

Johnson & Johnson London House. | of Eleven o’clock, a.m. NONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS SO STAMPED. Lu NSWORTHL eos ee hs. $

Charlottetown, Dec. 14, 1893.

| Ladies’ Felt Slippers, W. HALES, |

Secretary. _

By order,

Ladies’ and Gents’ German

} | fe b23—"'

‘Mr. Donald Nicholson

iy egtoan ong however, that the- elec 1. B. Macdonald Wl C0.

‘Good Tobacco, Charlottetown, ns Feb. 1, | 1894—eod —

' and he is now working day and night pro- |

| dne be} a GOOD SMOKING and CHEW- | For Lobster Traps. | ING ARTICLE. Look out for his NEW | BRAND,, male from straight goods, | | apee! ially selected.

Hickey & Bichalenn, fs

| Hebd

Choice No. 1 Hay. |~ DR. H. D. JOHNSON. 1@0 Tons now at Picton. Orders re-| ORANGES.

ceived will be shipped promptly after arri- Just réceived, “0 Cases Oranges, selling val of “Stanley” to any Station - direct at 15 centa a dozen.

BY8, Kar, Nose and Throat, | rom ceorseown. W. A. HUTCHESON,

| CARVELL BROS. Cl’town, March 2, 1894—3i ead gna mch2—dy 2i then eod 2w guar pat

LOW PRICES. Wants, Lost Found, de

Advertisements under this haading charged five cents per line,

Feit Slippers.

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_ PIANO.—A second-hand American Piano in good order will be sold cheap if applied for atonce. Apply at this office. cod U—mebs

Shovels, Forks, Axes, Handles

Hiorse Nails, Bar Shoe Steel, Disstan’s Cross Cut Saws, Disstan’s Files Cart and Truck Hubs,

Galvanized

WANTED.—A young man of steady habits as book-k r, who has bad some experience of sing le and double entry. Apply to PEAK: Bros. & Co. mcht

Horse tloes,

WANZED.—A girl for general Housework. Apply at this office. 3i—mehs

Iron, Sleigh S

APPRENTICE WANTED at once to learn the Blacksmith trade. One f.om the country preferred.—Gro. H. Foster. daw tf—meh>

“LARGE sTooK.

103T.—Yesterday (Sunday) afternoon, a large silver stick-pin, shape Of aeclover. The finder will greatiy oblige oy eoving same at this office. i pd—meh5

aud Rasps,

Manilla Eh Se (fine spun), Cottor Twine, Manilla Rope, all sizes. Full stoe: > lowest prices. CARVELL BROS.

feb21—2w 2a _—*.

. WANTED.—A girl for general housework Apply to Mas. W. T. HuGGan, U r Prince

Street. i—meh}

Wagon Stock,

Rims, Axles,

Spokes,

Iron "LOST.—A small music book marked “ The Story of Kardoo.” Will the finder kindly return it to Miss AMBLIA CHAPPELL, Hilis- — Street, Hillsborough Square.

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HOU SE TO LET.—The Dwelling at panel occup-ed by Mr. T. L. Chappelle on Prine

Well Buckets, Street, contains eleven rooms, heated through-

(x) a out with hot water, fitted with gas fixtures

ard electric light. House in good order. , Possession given May ist. Apply to F. s. MOORE. eod ti—febz7

WANTED.—A general onvant, in a faraily —— Must he a good cook, Apply at this Tebi?

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