ee. but for the oil contained in its seeds.

Local and Othe

Racavce of fur coats and sleigh robles seliing regardless of profits at D. D Bruce's janl2dy & wk 3i

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CHARLOTTETOWN .— }

SocrnTY AS IT IS IN

For gale at Haszird & Moore and at the | Dismond Bookstore. ~Price 25 cents, - Paivcs Fowarp Diviston, No 1,-8. of T., meets this evenlag at 8S o'clock, sharp. Im.

full attendance ig re. Wm. H. Clark, R. S,

portant busioess A 4 rested, -

EF. H. C. —Port la J sie holds its reguiar monthly session to morrow (Wednesday) evening at eight ocleck. Installation of « teers.

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Mairs.—The mails leit re Traverse at 7 o'clock, standard, arrived at Cape Traverse at 10.29, aod Charlottetown at 12 35 p.m. (All standard time).

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Paacticr.—Philharmoniec practice to night for t neert on thursday, February Sth. ape « fliveers and members of the committee ace requested to meet at 7.30.

F > | : Remember Mr. Fran-is TRain’s veupon * the Geelogy of the Subway,” in the Board «cf frede Room, Cameron Block, at Soclock tc-aigh'. Adimusio: hee.

Tue STANLEY lefs Pictou this merning at 6 a: ¢, standard, and arrived at Georgetown at 9 30 standard, She will leave Georgetown #t the usual hour to morrow morning.

~~ Witt Yor Come ?—The Epworth League

So , for young and old, in the basements of tne Brick Church, on Tuesday, 13th inst., at

7.39 0'clock. Admission 15 cents. Refresh- ments free. 4i—jan9 o Scuoo. CLlosep.—Jeck Frost has given an extended holiday to the Grammar School

The fire was allowed to

pips

pupils in Chatham go out during the holidays, the water jioze and the pipes burst.

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Jcst Receivep. ex ‘*Stanley,” another supply of the ce'ebrated Bensiorp’s Royul Du.en Coens, in quarter and half pound tins. —CGeorge Carier & Oo., Market Square.

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Civic Mestine.—A meeting of the civic eleetors uf Ward Five will be hel | at Large & Son's carriage factory, on Tuesday evening, the 13th inat , at 8 o'clock, for the pu pose of nominating a cancditate for the position of city couneiller. The present councillors for the ward are invited to attend.

NaTURat Society. — The first meeting of this society this year, will be he'd next Toesday, the 13:h ivst., at 8 o'clock. ia the Board of Trade Room, Camerzyn Block, when Mr. Francis Bain will read a p¥per upon the Geelogy of the Proposed Subway. <Ad- snission free. jav6 dy td

LISTORY

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Uston PRAYER Meeting.—The Union Prayer meeing, this Tuesday evening, will be held in Ziuu church, commencing at half- past seven. Short addresses wil be de- tivered by Rev Mr. Hamlyn, rector of + Paul’s, aud Rev. Mr. Brewer, of the secon‘ Methodist chureh. A cordial invitation is extended to as many as the house will held.

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Baptist Cucrcu.—Thise evening, Rev. J. C. Sparr. B. A., of Cavendish, will preach in the Baptist church, Priuce street There will be an Evangelistic service at the close of the sermon, A cordia! iavitation extended to all. Ths service last night wes well attendid and deeply interesting. Contriba- tions for building funds amounted to $45.

Anoroer Raitway Accipent — An acci- -dent occurred Wednesday morning on the Interculonial Railway. While a special train, in charge of Conductor N. L. Tarte, was taking the siding from the east end at St. Valiere, near Levi, a market train com- jing up ran into the special and smashed two plonghs and damaged two engines. Both trains had ploughs on. The accident was caused by stormy weather. They could not seeéachother. A brakeman was slight- Jy injured.

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Sevurc Ligvor To Boys —Four or five little fe lows, ali children of highly respect- able citizens, purchased a botile of liqut from a well-kaown dealer in the ardent yesterday, and proceeded to have ‘‘a good time.” "They drove out the road a short listanee, and during the drive, it 1s said, about half the contents of the botile found its way down the throsts of several of the

r Items, |{ - |

| consumate the transfer of the factory there,

: hye ¢ ‘ ¢ boys. By the time they got home somo of

the boys were very sick, and two of them at i (ne of the ! inst.

‘wast had to take to thair beds

lacs. ten years old, was very sick all night i gon ind to-day, vomiting a good deal of the men, and in 1 : | Pie man or woman who would sell | Year” to express a hope that they, like my- 1or to beys of such tender; vears is richly deserving of punishment. fn | * Pixies” we understand the seller of thej the mors,

Line intoxiesting liq:

this cvse, nad 2 liquor is known, and it is hoped that the law will be allowed to take its curse.

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Posice Cocrt —This morning, M indeeson was arraigned charged with : arc ny of a dressing cise, lounge, pair

James ith the

ae at blankets, two feather pillows and 4 quilt, | ; and,

**yyvths ’ and not seeing any necessity of ) Men’s Reefers and Overcoats.

the propery of Mr. Albert R. Crosby, © thscity The articles in question, It was brought out in evidence, were stored in Mr. Geo. W Gardiner’s warehouse on Grafton

Street, from which place they were stolen |

and sold to a man named Savidant, who lives in Gaytown, in whose possession they were fouad by the police. ; . slentified the articles as his property, and Mr Savidant related the facts connect- elwith the parchase of the ar'ic‘es from

Cecent, honorable man,” but declined togive

his name. Manderavn, in reply to questions said he bought the

aked by His Honor, a voung lad for-

go ds from Joe. OR ely.

werly in the employ of Me Gardiner, and |

tiougt that the transaction was all right.

He « id fucthor, that he did not give Savi | is not i

dant O Bielly’s name, asin trading it his eustom to give names. Marshal Cam- ¢ron sad that U'Rielly did net bear a very good charatier, and he Manior-us together on several His H mor said the evidence w% fillat t» eonvier Manderson of the actus) lireeny of the goods, but he would send hin down to jril for three non dard labor, for receiving stolen property, ‘knowing it to be atolen. One drunk was fined $1 or 4 days. ies

—Attention is directed to the timely ane

2 ° exellent letter of Professor Shaw, pub- | g EXAMINER '

this |

lished in another cclumn of TH Thouvh not known to the farmers of th

ovince, © has been cultivated 1 Great Britain and elsewhere from very ‘early times, not only ss a forage plant,

jes Devils ”

i tusk by the

Mr. Crosby |

i Manderson, whe said he got them from ” a | i } i

had seen him and, occasions. s net suf-!

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SPECIAL Despatronss TO Tue Examiner.

The Behring Sea qhuestion.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.

The Behring Sea controversy came up in the L nited States Supreme Court to-day, on @ motion which has in view the judicial determination of the dispute between the U nited States and Great Britain over the 834] fisheries.” Joseph H. Choate, on be- half of Henry Cooper, owner and claimant of the British schooner W. P, Sayard, seized in the waters of Behring Sea by the revenue cutter Rush, petitioned the Court for a writ of prohibition to be directed to the (Judge of the District Court of the United ¢ States for Alaska, restrinng him from pr.csediag with the co d-mnation gandf sale of the ves- sel. The object is to have the Court take up and pass upon the question of jurisdic- tion over these waters. The Chief Justice mace an order, giving the Attorney-General two weeks to file an answer to the brief of Mr. Choate, givingthe reasous why the petition should not be granted.

Cotton Mill Transfer.

Havirax, Jan, 12.

D. Morrice, and other magnates of the Dominion Cotton Miils Co., the new syndi cate controlling the cotton industry of Can- ada, arrived here yesterday. To-day the formal tranfer of the Nova Sec tia Cotton Mill to the syndicate took place. The price paid was $101,000 in cash and $10)1,- 000 in Bonds of the Dominion Cotton Co. The stock on hand was valued at over $39,- O00, and that sum was paid for it. ‘Vo- morrow Mr. Morrice goes tv Windsor to

the purchase price being $100,000 and stock. On Wednesday the Moncton Cotton Co. will be similarly taken over. Liberal Convention. Toronto, Jar. 12.

Hon. Wilfred Laurier, Leader of the Liberal party, alter consultation with re- presentatives of the party in Ontario, has decided to issue a call for a_ provincial conventicn of L-berals to be held in Torouto durmg February. ‘The Globe, inthe course of along editorial says the cecasion cannot fail to be one of the inost important and momentous in the history of the Liberal party in Canada, and every con- stitueucy in Canada ought to utter its full voice in the deliberations and have its full weight in the conclusions of dthe conven- tion.

The Plimsoll Bill.

Orrawa, Jan. 12,

Imperial parliamentary papers in refer- ence to the Pimmso:]l Bull, new to hand, show that the bill as iutroduced proposed to prohibit the entering between. October lst and April 16°h, in ports of the United Kingdom, of steamers carrying deckloads of deals or other cargo of greater depth than three feet. The portion relating to live stock was struck out of the bill and referred to a special commit* 2, which has not yet reported. The portion relating to wuoden deckloads is now incorpora:ed in the bill before parliament.

Skating Challenge Accepted. Sr. Jonny, N. B,, Jan. 12.

Hugh J. McCormack has accepted the challenge of ‘lisgen, of Christiana, Norway, to skate a race for the championship cf the world. MeUormack will probably: sail for Norway on the mail steamer Sarnia, on Satur- day, from Halifax. He is in god condition and a few days ago stated he was skating as fast as he ever did.

Fire in Ottawa.

Orrawa, Jan. 12. The commercial samp'e room annex to the Russel House was burned to-night. A large number of commercial travellers lost their entire stock of ssmples.

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Open Letter tothe * Recior of St Paul's Church.

Dear Six.—In Tue Examiven of yester- |

day's date | notice a ** call” for a **Gather- }

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We

are

selling

the

balance

of

our

Winter Grooeds

at z% SUC!

low

prices

as will add still more

to our % faine ae 3 the

keenest

cutting

firm Hn the

trade.

ing of Devi nians” to be held on the 22nd Millinery Very Cheap.

Whilst regretting my inability to at- | 1, L desire to greet my fellow country

self, have outgrown the belief in the} that used tu terment us on mike the nice little fairy rings, also plait the nines and tails of our horses and ri‘e them neariytodesth. The belief In **Ghosts” in ** White Witches” in ; binding sand on the sea shore, having been kindly put to th’s impossible ** Parson” (any true Devon- shire man will understand my allusions); ; having got clear of these

that,

repl.cing them by anything Jess absurd, they are now prepared to grapple with the | other phantasms conjured up by a design- , ing priesthood to farther their own ends. | The day when ** The King owned the body and the Priest tha son!” is pest for me, Yours truly, W. J., vate or Biperoro, DEVONSHIRE.

Summerside, Jan. 10, 1890.

i +p Sa Local Notices. |

Rolled Outs for sale by the pound or a ‘ at Bocr * Gotts. jenl2 3i

coen at ee SAS. PATON & CO i ie “abl ers. ang Piano Covers and Table qo n’s Block, . :

‘k at cost.—Stanley Bros.,

i n tions at Prowse Bres. Every- Oe a oo as gee for themselves what the attractions are.

Cheapest boots at Goff Bros. jan tf

A nice 63 red and white breakfast table

. inged, for 72 cents, at Stanley Bros , | rete” * jan? Bi eod

Brown’s Bleck. Overshoes and felt boots at Goff a -

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is reported that a

t Bannockburn, com- days

ame

-orsontna Case.—It young women living @

1 suicide by taking pois n a few

mittee ulars are at hand.

days age, but no partic

. il! be seen on qrep To THE BaR. —<As wil! ae to THe ExaMINERS semet of a day's Supreme Court Pp eo ~ . John F. W hear. and James , At s-at-Law, have ben admitted barris

We wisli both every ane esa in. Waste?

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wishing them a ** Happy New | coat Robes Cheap.

Carpets Very Cheap.

Astracan Jackets Cheap.

Bargains in Ladies’ Ulsters,

Jackets and Dol

Muffs,

mans.

Capes and Boas.

OUR GREAT SPECIALTY:

Law Priges

ja all Departments.

MARKET SQUARE.

Charlottetown, Jan. 3, 1891.

1891.

We are sending out our Annual Statements of Accounts, and in wishing our numerous Customers a prosperous New Year we hope they will be able to make prompt

BEER BROS.

payments.

Charlottetown, Jan, 3, 1991—eod tf

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TUESDAY, JANUARY

EN

Charlottetown, January 1¢,

olid

Charlottetown, January 9,

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$80 809 worth more Bo

itiaseienininc ni, on-s ciceigonaitlllis

Tuesday, the 27th inst.

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BURNS ANNIVERSARY CONCERT,

AID OF THE POOR.

ther Will Tell. HURRAH FOR HOME MANUFACTURE!

1891.

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This Shows that GOFF BROS’. Boot Store and Factory Takes the Lead.

1891—2aw & wky

ots sold in E896 than in 1889.

Charlottetown, January 8,

Our Quarterly Accounts bave been sent out during the would be obliged to our friends to respond to the same quick.

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PERKINS & STERNS.

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——IN ALI KINDS OF——

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1890.

S HEREBY GIVEN that

evening. W. A. F.S jal

NOTICE 'TheLiverpoolandLo

General Meeting of the Shareholders cf | Tur Examiner Publishing Company will bo | held at the office of Tax Examiner News- | p’per, on WEDNESDAY, the 28th January, | inst., at the hour of Eight o'clock in the}

the Annual |

and Globe

CorTT,

Secretary.

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Prince Street Church and School.

,pply to Mrs. E. PALMER.

lisement,

inches high, was lest a few Apply to ARTHUR G. PEAKE. person findiug the same wiil be

‘wher,

jan9

ne-dey, 7th January, &

and paying for this advertisement. Ea LE EIA ES

fortable bouse on the north

viy at this ofilce.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e

WANTED.—A girl fcr general housework ina small family. Apply at this oflice.

RSALK.—A nice Building Lot at head of Alley Street, near Prince strest, tituated on

pich growed Ghurch gad Sebool. Price low and ASSets in Canada 3ist December, 1889, - -

terms easy. Apvly to GEORGE ALLEY.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY.—A smart 1:4 for outside work. Good references required, 2i--jyanl2 | FIRE,

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QUND.—On Water Street, on the 10th inst., a’ F sumof money. Owner can bave same by ; applying at this effice and paying for this adver- |

oS black and tan colored beagle, 14 uitable reward wiil be offered for his recovery. | tion.

ing the boots with DanikL KR. ) aaa dy & wky—janl0

i WANTED —A second-hand Fire Proof Safe.— (HARLES I, MOKRISON, Auctioneer.

R SALE.—A set of Wolf Sleigh Robes, good 1 as new, will be sold at a bargnin. Appiy at jthis offices,

OUND.- 0» the ice at North River, on Wed- Man’s Overcoat.

Jwner may have the sume by proving

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“10 LET.—A well-furnished Room in a com-

voreugh Square. Suitable ecoommnntaas, Ap-

wictvsted | —— —-—— (x }- —

‘Assets Sist December, 1889, - - - - -

jan?

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LIGHTNING. ANRUITIES,

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li pd -janl2

days eg”. A

wae 0 ie wel’ in Payment.

Any rewarded by a og ’

W. M. JARVIS, Gezeral Agent, St. John, N. B.

GIVEN WINTER DRY GOODS.

past week, and we

we

ndon

$40,535,725.70 1,131,269.76

LIBERAL EORM OF POLICY, prepared specially for the Maritime Provinces, ensures a Full and Complete Protec- No Conditions cal.ing for Sixty Days or any other Delay | Losses Honorably as well as Promptly Settled. O3T.—Between Millview and O: well. on New) "THK LOWEST CURRENT Ral Es.

Year’s night, a pair cf new Felt Boots

R. R. FIEZGERALD, Agent, Charlottetown.

December 27, 1890.

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3i—jand

roperty w- jand |

side of Hiiis

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medated with ‘ -amiiy in central part of the cily- ble. Apply at this ffice, or to P.

(WANTED. A Servant for gener No washing. Apply at this 0 jant—iw

sa ingle Gentleman can be accom- Te a on banca and lodging in a private

Terms reason O. Box 47. jan? 2 housework, Strencthening. ce,

Is Palatable,

when tired and used up.

Lite morning on Great

will please leave it at this office.

«~ eee . ~

i

_ reel of Dress Goods vas iest |. - A small pa

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Finder tf- jand

dee 18—d&wky

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Se het

SOLID COMFORT

Grateful and Satisfying, the Drink to take