Local and Other liems.,

il . teen Jackets 74 cents each digan Jackets, year's Carcig® Ow r ovis & Stewar©r: > KE ID wit. James li sli to night. Lecruns ie , ‘ lro attend D “+ ao’ os For Durit No. 2 Battery, G. A., will or _ . ; wet tor arise tornight. pees o up Deets. — The Cty Sm ll Debt Sw i meet to-morrow, i will tet (eart s we

Mr. Sutherland to-night in St

Hean Rev * Hall, on “Dreams and Dreamers.

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s jmiasion oaly Lo cents. Chair taken at § qm . j

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\embers of the Paih wrmonic Seciety are

ated to mvke re urns of tickets sold fur

eey ues? . . .

vv eand cmeert on Thanksgiving night at wey

the practice this eveuiny. tt

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rey our “O I Jerusal Blind Tea, a sa doe tea which is giving excellent satis. - ; Geo. Carter & Co., Market “quare, ” nov 3 lw eod. - Norte - Madame [Kamsdell is still at re McCre o Prince Stree’, and wil] rmait fara short time longer. Ladies

first-class manner.

qair made vp ih

PiRast avo Pr The evening of Thankagiving Day could not be more pleasant- or more pofitably spent than by being sesent at Messrs Lloyd and Heartz's concert. ' od

Xyout Scnoot —The estimates of the cost ithe night achools in Quebec for the ensuing winter is as follows For Catholics, $14,795; ine Protestants, $1,7(9; for municipalities, §?, 940,

a= Tas Coxcent.—Much care has been taken git the arrangement ot the programme for Messrs, Lioyd and Heartz’s concert on Thars- dv night The r silt wil', we are sure, be pleasing to a variety of tastes. i i Tuose at*en ling the lecture in St. James’ Hull to-night mey retire by either th» eastern or the western door. Entrance on the west. This needed improvement was made during the summer for the conveuience of the public oo The Michaelmas term to-day. The three Judges were on the bench. The do-ket o nsi ts of some six or eivht cases and special papers.

Scprewe Court frne Supreme Conrt met

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Trape or Moxcroxn.—Mencton's imports Ist month ameunted in value to $69,667 as compared with $83,417 in U:tober, 1889. The exports decrease from $35,025 to $28,745, while customs collections increased from 324,- #9}.22 to $41,181.61 aiid

We have just received our fal! and winter stock of choice teas, direct from Lendon, Prglind, ex SS ‘‘Damara,” and we are satis- fed that no better tea can be found in the city. We are offering special inducements to purchasers of 5 lbs and upwards —Geo. Uarter & Co., Market Square. nov3 lw

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FoorTBaLL.—The match between the Abeg- weits and the team from h+ Duke of Wel ing ton's regiment takes p'ace on Victoria Park this af: ernoon.

The Wanderers and Navy played a game of fost ball at Halifax on Saturday afternoon. The blue jackets had an easy victory by two tries to nothing for the Haligouians

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DirtiTHeRIA IN HAtirax —At a meeting of the Halifax school board the other night, the supervisor stated that fu'ly 30 per cent. of the work of the teachers had been wasted ‘dung the prevalence of diphtheria, by the mon-attendance of pupils and the demoraliza-

tien of those who did attend, and that $15,-

(8 paid i salaries, had been practically

throws away.

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Potice Conng.—This morning. Mary Mc- Millan was fined £199 or two months im- pisonpment for a segond violation of the Scott Act, and Alex. L. Howatt was fined $50 or one month for a first violation of the same set. Three other Scott Act cases were dis- missed ard one adjourned. George Krown for the larceny of a emali sam of money from a store on Water Mreet, was sentenged to six months’ im- prisonment with hard labor; and Hugh brown, & brother of George, charzed with be- ing impliceted in the crime, was discha: ged, there being no evidence against him.

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Tuz Home Market.—Halifax fe importing beef and poultry from Ontario. Says Friday’s Recorder: Jas. A Leaman & Co ,» who have done a large business with Ontario cattle dealers and butchers, have had a slaugh*er house erected at Guelph, Ont., where they will do their own killing. They have @ first- Gass man eogaged to look after the same, as well as to purchase stock. ‘The house is built alongside the tailway track, thus affording Kreaé coaveni-nce in shipping. They now fave over 100 head of cattle on the farm, and latention is to make direct shipments weekly Mr. Leaman, who is at preseat in Guelph, is personally snperintending the first shipment, made to-day, c vasisting of beef and pou.try, lacluding a large number of tarkeys.

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A Correctioxy.—The Hants, N. S. Journal By: A statement utter ly without foandation, hes for the past fortnight been going the founds of the provincial press to the effect that Bishop Courtney had received equivalent ) an iavitation to become assistant-bishop of New York, and that he had the subject under Matideration, The Journal has excellent Butbority for saying that, asa point of fact, Rosuch offer has been made, nor has the Worthy bishop any ides of severing his present congection with our province, It is

fo be hoped that the prpers which have a ninted the statement broadcast, will ake an early oppurtanity of correcting it,

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t _ or Temreraxcz.—From Grand Sccre- “y Burns’ report, submitted at the recent ; tion of the Grand Division, we glean the th lowing statistics : Number admitted during aa. er ended 30th Sept. 1890, 184; rein- a J ; withdrawn, 129; suspended, 46; fede Pledge, 19; expelled for violating wa ™ 6; for other causes, 42: deaths, 3; oe of members reported, 1,853; per cap- or ae te Grand Division, $69.28; receipts heed ee divisions, $157.18; cash on at and invested, $641.32; divisions on the on Solte, The officers foc the ensuing year aie oe (+. W. Patriarch, David Arbing, A eee (1. W. Associate, Rob. Angus, atte own; G. Seribe, Jesse 5. Burns, aes” Freetown ; G. Treasurer, D. W. Hend- kk’ North W iltshire;}3. Chaplain, Rev.W.

a tw W ins'oe; =. Condnetor, Wm. Ampbeil, Graham's Road; G. Seatinel, Thos. : Yuhnaton, Brookfield.

inne, Personal. Y . ae Pw E. B. Muttart, of Svuris, was ia the ae ‘St evening vv. WB King, rector of St. Luke's,

arri Wed hoiwe on Satarday from his trip to the

0 peeatey. He took part in the services at eatne Irel yesterday.— Halifax Herald. * MeNeill, of Stanley, is visitins the city.

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Ottawa News.

Orrawa, Nov, 3.

The Minister of Finance leaves to-mor- row for the West Indies vin New York. During his absence he will visit Bermuda, the principal Leeward and Windward Is- lands, British Guiana, Jamaica, Cubs, Hoyt: and the Bahamas, and make himself thoroughly scquainted with the trade con- nestions of the Islinds with a view to en- couraging increased commerce with Canada, | Mr, Fuster expects to return before Christ- nas,

A telegram from Montreal to-day states | that cablegrams received have so disarrang: | ed the plans of the visiting iron masters that the trip to the Maritime Provinces is | abandoned, |

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Petitions from Eagland with 1100. signa- | tures were received to-day asking the com- mutation of Birchall’s sentence.

In reference to the item in the Canadian | Gazette, intiunating that the Canadian Government intend introducing a :jeasure toreduce the letter postage from three to two cents, & Cabinet Minister is authority for the statement that the rumor is entirely premature, the Council not having yet even considered the matter.

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A Basis of Settlement Suggested. | Panis, Nov. 3.

In an interview to-day in regard to the dispute between France and Great Britain, concerning the Newfoundland fisheries, DeLoncle, a member of the Cheomhr of Deputies, suggested as a basis of settle- ment«f the dispute that England should pay an indemnity to the French for cod and lubster fishermen, and recognize the right of the French tishermen on the Grand Banks to buy and sell bait in all parts of Newfoundlind. It is suggested that Eng- land should give France territurial compen- sation in Africa in return for the surrender by France of the rights on the French shore of Newfoundland, France retaining only her privileges on the Grand Biaks, which privileg-s are held in common by every- body.

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The Collector's Action Sustained.

Wasurneton, Nov. 3

The Treasury Department have sustain- ed the action of the Collector of Customs at Portland, Me. in refusing the application of the Berlin Mills Company for permiasion co import from New Beanswick into Maine without payment of duty, certain teams, wagons, ete., for temporary use in lumber- iug, amd then return them to Canada. Siin- ilar applications from persons on different sections of the Canadian and Mexican fron- tiers have also been refused on the ground of lack of legal authority.

The Dock Laborers Arrangement Expires. Lonpon, Nov. 3.

The arrangement which was made a year ago between the dock compenies and dock labors union expires to-day. The employers fear the men wil refuse to accept the new terins offered them, and go von a strike. The executive of the Dock Laborers’ Union have influenced most of the men to remain at work pending a discussion apon the co- operative scheme submitted to the union by the directors of the companies.

An Evening Paper Now.

Hamitron, Oat.. Nov. 3. The Spectator of this city has ceased to

be a morning paper, and will come out in the evening in stead.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, Nor. 4.—10 a. m. Fair to-day; rain to-night; stationary or a little lower temperature,

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THANKSOVVIM Night | |

GRAND CONCERT

MESSRS, LLOYD & HEARTZ,

Philharmonic Hall, At Eight O’ciock.

Tickets, 50 cents ; doors open at 7.15.

Tickets nay be had at the following stores and at the door: Watson’s, Rankin’s, John- son's, Chappeile’s, Haszard & Moore's and Beer bros’. dy—Nov 3

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HE s. Ss “COBAN.” for St. Jobn’s, Newfoundland, will be dne at Charlottetown on WEDNESDAY MORNING, the 12th inst., and will carry Cattle and Sheep on deck. For Freight or Passage apply to PEAKE BROS, & C9., Agents,

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LY EXAMINER,

| promptly attended to.

Local Notices.

Felt siilors hats in navy, terra, black and brown opened to-day.—Stanley Bros., Brown's Block. nov3 3i cod

Ladies Astrackan Jackets, a large range at very lowest prices. —J. B. Macdonald.

novs 4i

Fitz Royal, Empress, Stanley‘and Pelham hat shapes opened to-day.—Stanley Rros., Brown's Block. nov3 3i eod

Just look and see how cheap you can buy ladies ulster and mantle cloths at J, B. Mac- donald’s, novs 4i

Ladies fur-lined circulars selling low at JJ. B. Macdonala's. nov3 4i

Blow and bluster had its day—peop'e want facte, good goods and low prices. Our stock of men’s and boys’ clothing is not surpassed in Charlottetown, prices always the lowest, quality best, clothing at J. B. Macdonald's,

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DIED.

At Halifax, Oct. 28, Richard Tremaine, in the 89 h year of his age.

A GRAND ARTICLE.

‘No More Tough Beef!

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ae ta most careful trial on Its merits, A we have purchased from Mr. Crabs, of Toronto, the right for this Province of his * COOKER,”

hold. Out of many who have sent us testi- monials we insert a few inthis issue. For

| roasting purposes it is unsurpassed; as a

stor: BPGlal Orders for Beaver Capes or Astracan Jackets receive our best attention

beaker it cannot he beat,

Orders left at HARRIS’ TIN

Messrs. Harris & Ross, The * Cooker” splendid article. unsurpassed, mending it

1 bought from you is a For roasting purposes it is I have much p easure in recom

Mrs. A. J. Murpny.

Messrs. Harris & Ross,—

I have given the **Cooker” I got from you a most careful trial. I find it most valuable for roxsting beet, ete. I am sure a person once using one would not like to do with- out it.

Messrs. Harris & Ross,—

The ‘* Cooker” I got from you is certainly all you claim for it, Meat roasted in it be- comes quite tender. Three is no shrinkage ner possibility of it burning. I have much pleasure in recommending it. Very truly,

P, P. ARCHIBALD, Proprietor Osborne House. nov4—6i

W. NE. LL. A.

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‘St. James’ Church.

YHE FIRST LECTURE of the Sixth Course will be delivered in ST. JAMES’ HALL,

Gn Tuesday Evening, Nov, 4, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK, BY REV. DAVID SUTHERLAND.

Subject ~' Dreams and Dreamers,”

Admission, 15 cents. Season Tickets, ad- mitting to the Six Lectures and three Con- certs of the Course, $1.00. May be had at the door, and from any of the members.

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Testimonial From Duluth, Minnesota,

Deak Mrs. Ross,—Having tested your ‘““MAGIC HEALER,” I wish to express, my gratitude to you by this testimonial, which you can nse, if gou think it will assist you in selling it: Having cut my hand severely with a chisel, the corner of the chisel having en- tered the palm of my hand, makinga long and deep cut, I applied your ‘ MAGIC HEALER” at once, and after three applica- tions | was able to go towork, and in three days the cut was healed up.

Yours truly, ALONZO H. LAVERS.

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WANTS,

ANTED.—A Gir! for general housework. to W whom good wages will be given. Apply 3i—nov4

ANTED.—In a small family, a Girl for W general housework, Apply at Tuk Itx- AMINER office. 3i pd—novi

at this office.

fyxO LET.—A House with four rooms, good cel- lar and stable. Apply at Hyndman’s Hrew- ery, Malpeque Road. 3i eow pd—nov4

OST.—On the North River Road, a new plough and a valise and parcel. Finder will piease give information at this office. novi—li pd

WO LET.—A Dwelling House on Upper Euston Street, in good order. Apply to CHARLES MCGREGOR, 2w—novi

WANTED.—A good Servant for gcnery1 bouee- work, Apply at this office. tf—oct30

WANTED FOR CASi.—Any quantity of. Old Pickle Botiles. Knquire of F, GILL, Stan- ley House, corner of Great George and Kent

Strects. oct27 T° LET.—One-half of the Double Tenement House on the corner of Queen and Fitzroy Streets. Possession given immediately. Apply to WM. HENDERSON, 177 Fiizroy Street, octi6—thu sat & eod

Apply to tf

T° LET.—A House on Queen Street, a ALN OCG —

. LARGE. T° LET.—One half of a Double Tenement House on Sidney Street, adjoining the resi- dence of H. J. Callbeck, Esq. Possession cen be given immediately. Apply to Francis P. Mc- UaARKON, oc4

0 F.ET.—A House on,Pieasant Street, with Stable and Coach House. Posse sion imme- diate. — WM. Donon. sept22

YO LET.—A House on Hillsborough Street‘ containing 9 rooms, at present occupied by

Mr. George Cartier, Possession can be given 15th September Apply to Judge Alley, or at the store of George Carter & Co. eod tf—ang2s

Te LET—A House «n Lower Queen Street Apply to Thomas McQuaid, oc’ ecd

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N INTRODUCING this Branch of our Business to the

Extensive and Attractive Assortment is one of the Largest in the City. It has always en our careful endeavor to stock only goods really New. Fashionable and Reliable. — We have every confidence in recommending the discerning public to inspect our selection. ‘The large sales that we have had this season for our ASTKRACAN JACKKTS, is a sufli-

Uaps, Capes, Boas

AND

SLEIGH ROBES,

ALL AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.

OF ov,

Charlottetown, October 1890.

CHARLOTTETOWN DRIVING PARK

e ih DP —— Provincial Exhibition

Assosiati n.

Mrs. T. J. Morris. | “HE ANNUAL GENERAL MEERTING

of the Shareholders of the above Asso- ciation wil! be held in the PHLLHARMONIC HALL, Charlottetown, on THURSDAY SVENING, the 13th November next, 1890, at 8 o'clock, for the transiction of general business. A full attendance is reqa: sted. By order of the Directors. A. B. WARBURTON,

Seer: tary.

Ch’teown, Oct. 30, 1890-—dy & wky

CASH PAID

—FOR—

WHEAT, QATS AND BARLEY

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eOller Mill.

Nov3 4i pat.

P. E. ISLAND RAILWAY. Thanksgiving Day. XCURSION RETURN TICKETS will

+ EK be issued at one first-class fare to and from all Stations by Afternoon Trains on November 5th, and by all Trains on Thanks- giving Day, November 6th, good to return up to and on November 10th, 1890. J. UNSWORTH, Superintendent.

Railway Office,

Charlottetown, Oct. 27, 1390. } all prs

-CHARES I. MORRISON, Commission

——AND-—-— AUCTION BER,

Agent for St John Dye Works, St. Joha, N.B.

General agent for Prince Edward Island for ‘*Tdeai” Washing Machines & “Ideal” Churns

106 Queen St., Charlottetown, P, E I,

Art Studio.

ISSES JOHNSON AND DOULL have opened a Studio at No. 307 Kent Street (one door East ot Dr. Johnson's), where instructions will be given in the various branches of DRAWING and PAINTING. The Studio will be epen to visitors every Thursday afternoon, from 3 to 5 o'clock. Terms, etc., on application.

MAUD H. JOHNSON, MARY A. DOULL.

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FRED. de C. DAVIES,

Late Srrith & Weodman, Chemists, St. Augustine, Fiorida.

NEW DRUG STORE.

ISPENSING of Prescriptions a specialty at all hours of day or night. ;

Only the purest Drugs, Chemicals, Fluid Extracts and Tinetures used in dispensing.

Patent Medicines of all kinds.

Cough Cures, Rheumatism and Neuralgic Cures, Liniments, Salves, Horse Powders, Blisters, Liniments, ete.

Try “DAVIES’ SALVE.” Hes no equal for Sores, Burns, Sore Kyes, Old Sores, In- flammatory or Bealing Sores, and for any sore where there is inflammation or proud flesh.

Dr. Eaton's Asthma Cure, 25c., 50c. and $1.00 bottles.

Perfumes, Soaps and Toilet Waters of every description.

Cigars, Tobaecos, Pipes, etc., etc.

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Merchant)

ciént proof that we have the very best value that can be found in the city.

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Telephone Company ‘oJ Lakes Laan WESTERN STATIONS.

Charlottetown, Hunter River, New Glasgow, Laird’s Mills, Rusticoville, North Rustico Emerald, Tryon Mills, Crapaud, Victoria, Freetown, Kensington, Clifton, Stanley, Malpeque, Summerside, Centreville, St. Eleanors.

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Charlottetown, Oct. 14, 1890. ae

Wire Mattresses,

Muffs, Collars, Gloves,

ASSORTMENT

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Public we wish to state that our

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STATIONS. EASTERN STATIONS.

Mount Stewart,

Peake’s Station,

Cardigan,

Dundas,

| Grand River Bridge,

Annandale,

Souris,

Ceorgetown,

Lower Montague,

Montague,

Murray River,

, Murray Harbor North,

| Murray Harbor South,

New Perth, Valleyfield,

| Orwell,

Vernon River Bridge,

Brush Wharf,

Eldon.

ROB ANGUS, Manager.

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Dp. A. BRUCE,

Charlottetown, Sept. 30, 1890,

Possessing Special Advantages over all other Spring Mattresses made. A ——_——_ (x )-—__-——— » For Ease, Comfort, Durability, Cleanliness, Health E and Cheapness, this Mattress takes a frent rank, Ap- Bis proved by the Medical and Saniiary Profession. For 7 sale by a ie MARK WRIGHT & CO., Ltd. a Charlottetown, October 14, 1899. en 5 ES —— , Be iF a ( Se ag 8 ‘ ip, i : if *) hia | ILL FURTHER NOTICE the Exhibition of HOME-MANUFACTURED CLOTH- a ING will be continued at 140 QUEEN STREET. # The articles displayed to which your special atteation is directed are READY- ‘ MADE OVERCOATS, in Melton, Nap, Worsteds, Beavers and Tweeds;. Blue and oi Black Nap REEFERS; Scotch and Canadian Tweed SUITS; TROUSERS of an | Domestic und Imported Cloths. " | In CUSTOM TAILORING we are prepared to make up the best-fitting garments ify at living profits. Here will be shown you Pilot Cloths, Worsteds, Chinchillas, Seoteh ee : Tweeds, Fine Beaver Cloths, Fine Trouserings, Canadian Tweeds. a 4 In GENTS’ FURNISHINGS, we have Fine Neckwear, Lambs’ Wool Underwear, b Top Shirts, White Shirts, Cloth Gloves, Knitted Gloves, Kid Gloves, Waterproof 5 Costs, Wovlen Underwear in Scotch and Canadian make, Umbrellas, Silk Handker- a chiefs, Collars, etc., etc. .. Courteous attendants will be at your command. Doors open from 7 a, m. ‘to Poa

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,