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oa mily’s boots for fall wear at our fama vue r oem it e very prevalent : 4 is . = ¥ ' Brae nest M o en cases fur goods now Open- C r vie & Srewart, London House. parrris Sept 28 3i | gost, Soctery. —Philharmonic | 7 wan P pss rehestral nractice 1 ymight. A

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son ganct 18 u

i } little hoods

cashmere and

> . . fepaNTS-— The daint lest ig silk and wool, at Stanley Bros.

sep 29 3i eod

fants, ° - NW w00 ad al! wool, Di

- 7 seyLEs.— Vassar, Cora, Hixon, Hel- « =TY! eset “T ’ ee | ew spapes * sighe!, * n inten : i ¢o.day at Staniey Dros,

ened LOr“e, z ono a sep 29 Si eod

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| TELE GRAPHIC NEWS.

SPECIAL Despatcurs To Tak EXAMINER

— of Parliament, Governor Gediniite

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Speech

fe Orrawa, Oct, 1. Parliament prorogued yesterday. The attendance of members was small. But | the Governor General's speech was lengthy | He referred to Sir John Macdonald’s death, )to the Behring Sea seal fishery modus | vivendé with the United States, and to

Sr Pte | Various legislative enactments. He con- on the continuance

| gratulated Parliament

2” Seah Fett | ot general prosperity as a result of the

bountiful harvest, and upen the reduction of the sugar duties. fle referred to the

te ti x 7 " frauds practised upon the Goverement by

me Wy cau

m.' apt le

» attention to the auction of 76 ; Contractors, and the intention of the. Gov- sat R Beairsto’s salesroom to- | ¢Timent to punish them. He also spoke of

— ‘ : a orning, to arrive by steamer this | the Civil Service Commission to be ap-

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-~ - - § or black worsted suits for men’s} ” les our fine stock of worsted coats use

pants to match, cheap

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¢ 1ce

am -estS, win I " ‘ Market oquare.

Bie e , =, a. paton & Cos. me is i

6 oxFICENT magic lantern views of the Be christ at the Lyceum on Monday |

pe sat S o'clock. Tickets are sell-

next Ae ‘ - Secure one at once.

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Saue.—Mesars. E. H. Norton day by auction the Fitz- mn Rochford Square. Mr. purchaser at $450.

ae porsaty sold to

Bick property yele WS the buy watches of pedlars now. reduced the Fein watches, and Ee. W.

3 ¥ neeu ta igctories have : . Waltham ana

e.g now sell cheaper than ever.-

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M ownrany MAGISTRATE S Court —Two D .. were Cisp sed of this morning, for $2 2 $f eaca, at d two persons were convicted Me jstion of the Lord’s Day Act, and a $] 2 each J 4 ae an ae -.ctioxs.—Come in and examine mje for fall wear. They are choice a ” g cannot do better than to examine Ls purchasing elsewhere.—McLeod &

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‘abasic tw» the largest stock, finest quality, Bat pikes and lowest prices in cape coats

J wp reefars, Prowse Bros. the Wonder- me Chesp Men. take the lead. All others ow. ol 3i

4 iii pepvroY in pretty shades, such as Paix revs and drabs are the most fashion- Sa for children and boys for fall wear. wes Paton & Co are to the front with a! iwsortment of over 100 suits to chouse | Mrs, Ages from four to twelve years. _ @ (or Square Garpens, —A meeting of H Jiwsns interested in Queen Square I Cains will be held at the Baard of Trade Reason Saturday forenoon at 1] o'clock. wines of importsnce will be brought be- ieeuthe meeting.

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mio you wantadinner set, tea set, cham- vt, glass table set, water set, toilet liso, now is the time to call, as we egving liberal discounts. At the cheap- worockery store. —W. P. Colwill. Oct 1 dy wky 4wks.

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jrisa matter of astonishment that so many = nen suffer in silence the troubles peculiar Smother sex when Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills Mw unfailing cure. Suppressions, dersnge- Puts, weakness, ete, especially yield to ‘drtreatment. Sold by dealers or sent on wsipt of price (50 cents a box) by addressing i Williams Med. Co., Brockville, Ont. lw ‘idtinindepencialth i xvicrions Last Montu.—In the Stipen- me lity Magistrate's Court, during September, meiee were twenty-nine convictions for m wskennesy against twenty-three for the gfimementh of last year. For assault, there We two convictions; for nuisance, five; for ‘ation of the Lord’s Day Act, two; for mm eny, one; for cruelty to animals, one. @ ‘thee charged with drunkenness there were tr dismissals; assault, one dis»nissal. @ “tperson charged with larceny was sent pe the Supreme Court. The total receipts “te court for the month, were $166.22. Exhibition Notes. Thsseronaut, Mr. Spencer, will make Mm *sxcats at Charlottetown during exhi- mon week—~probably on Wednesday and ‘ursday, ‘thousand entries of exhibits have al- Mdy been mace. Personal. *y ro ae that His Honor the Lieuten- » w¥ernor was too unwell to attend the th County Exhibition to-day, as was - and expected. wen Walsh—now of British Col- 3 ol ormeriy one of our most popular ,. .) ains—is visiting his old friends in “rrovince. 5 *. e L. Harrison of St. John is in wet o-day en route to P. E. Island on *atton.— Moncton Times. Oe News Notes. talian wheat crop will be very , § year. “tton riots have occurred in Arkansas

coe of negroes killed. 9 . . ted = the bicyclist, has broken the re- the 397 ot London to Edinburgh, covering , ‘miles in 38 hours 44} minutes. 4 . ’ . oe Stansbury, champion of the that nounced in a speech last month in x, WOuld leave Australia for America a J OVember,

The | tge thi

‘“ sen Rey.Mr, Knight's magazine, eX- a Ottawa, pinion that the printing bureau Qing, The P, & mistake from the begin- Mlue that it oe Bureau has had this ag tt has shown the peuple of Can- aa much rascality can he crowded in- i ingle department. Viewed in the

lighs Pot an object lesson of this kind the teas,

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tin ; g Bureau has been a decided suc- ;

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&e et buckwheat just received at

70u's, 830 2i

New Brags 7s in gents neckwear at D. A.

: Sep 24 tf.

iand restored order.

pointed and to the Commission to enquire into prohibition of the liquor traftic.

RAGES AT HADLIPAY.

An Interesting Event,

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Hatirax, Oct. 1. The weather was very fine here yester- day, o, much interest was shown in the races, , j ae —e two thousand people were Pa¥kside was completely “off.” He and Lucy Derrick were distanced in the first hest, which was trotted in 2 39}. The following is the sumunary of the race in the 2.37 class :

Summary.

a oO os 33 Nellie Bashaw..... ditiahie «iain: a NU Gakic We dewete Sede s bade s alenen 244; CN sis 2s ciedceu. fhoke dt a338 ORR ait allan badd dude e sian cnc Me

The other horses entered did not start.

The following is the summary of the three minute class.

Summary. I ica ncisinn sh WEE kta ccones 42112 Meaney TPB. oni. abs es coeds Oot233 I benncebeiensos pa Ee PRE Rs nde coteins $s s060820¥en 57444 C. P. R., Allie Clay, and Dr. Franklin

were drawn ;and after the third heat, ow- ing to an accident, Erie. Morgan did not start, This race will be ‘iaished to-day. —_—_—- >. —-——

An Inglorious End.

Paris, Oct. I General Boulanger committed suicide by shooung himself throagh the head yester- day, at noon, at the grave of his mnustress, Madame cde Bounemain, at Brussels. There is great excitement in French circles.

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Labor Treubles at Ottawa.

Orrawa, Oct. 1. Some trouble occurred here yesterday when the mill-owners attempted shipping lumber. Some of the strikers interfered to prevent them. The police were called on There were a few broken heads.

Irish Mackerel Fishing.

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Dustin, Oct. 1. Reports from the fishing stations in the west of Ireland indicate a breakdown of the mackerel curing industry, which fur- nishes supply to the American markets,

Political Prisoners.

New York, Oct. 1. It is reported that excitement is increas- ing at Gautemala and that the prisons are filled with political prisoners.

Uneasiness in Brazil.

Panama, Oct. 1.

There has been a revolutionary agitation in several of the provinces of Brazil, causing the government a great deal of uneasiness.

SHIPPING BAGS.

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TEN THOUSAND

Extra Good Shipping Bags

FOR SALE LOW. WEEKS & BEER.

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BUILDING LOT,

By AUCTION,

On Saturday, October 3rd, AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON.

Ty Kare instructed by Mrs. Cairns to sell W by Public Auction, on the premises,

on SATURDAY, October 3, at 12 o'clock :

The Half Town Lot, situated on G rafton Street, with sinall Cottage thereon, and join- ing the Walsh property sold by us last week.

Size of Lot is 42x160 feet. — Having been ; buili up at a large expense, this Lot is now one of the most desirable Building lots in the city for a private residence.

Sale positive. JORTON *& CO.,

Auctioneers,

Terms specially easy. KE. 8. sept22—eod tl sle

CO &RD-

, WINANS desires to let the publie L. know that his Stables are open 4s usual for boarding and shipping horses, a competent

ing in charge. "aaa that his house is closed, and all other slanders, are absolutely false. I. T. WINANS, Sydney Street.

Sept 26—4i pd

4 Lewis Carvell, Esq.

ts I

Vill be the Hour of Sailing of the

FROM CHARLOTTETOWN, Commencing Thursday, {st Oct.

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Gents’ Waltham and Elgin

WATCHES

The Factories have just, reduced the price of their’ make of Watches. We will give our customers the full benefit of these discounts, and advise them to buy now, as the reduced price may last only a short time.|

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EW. TAYLOR

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Cir’towr, Sept. 39, 1891—6i dw

Imported Registered Horses.

B* instructions from Mr. George Tweedy, . we will sell by Auction, on the Exhibi- tion Grounds,

On Thursday, @Gctober Sth, AT 12 O'CLOCK, NOON,

The Shire Stallion “*‘ MIRFIELD LUCKY HARRY,” 7756. ——ALSo——

The Yorkshire Coaching Stallion ‘‘ PRE- MIER, 1138.

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Terms and full particalars at sale,

E. H. NORTON & CO., septl8—wy 3i Auctioneers,

TO LE,

HE Sonthern Half of the late Chief Jus-

tice Palmer's residence, situated on Upper Queen Streets, at present oceupied by House contains 8 rooms, heated throughout with hot water ; cold water also through the building. If desirable, the same will be let partially furnished. Puosses- sion given lst October next. Apply to

H. JAMES PALMER,

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Government Debentures.

PROVINCIAL TREASURY, Prince Edward Island, 28th September, 1891.

ENDERS will be received at this Office

until SATURDAY, the 3lst day of October next, for the purchase of the whole or any portion of @ne Hundred Thousand Dollars of Debentures, issued by the Province of Prince Edward Island under Act 55th Vic., Cap. 1. These Debentures are in denominations of $100, $500 and $1,000, and are redeemable in twenty-five years from lst November, 1891, beariag interest at the rate of Four Per Cent.

r annum, payable half yearly. " *" "ANGUS McMILLAN, sept28 Provincial Treasurer.

TENDERS

win be received up to MONDAY, 26th OCTOBER next, for the

Excavation (per cubic yard),

Mason and Bricklayer’s Work,

Carpentry and Joiner Work and Plastering

Required in the Erection of the Masonic Temple and Public Hall.

Tenders in lump sum for the whole work will also be considered,

The lowest nor any tender not necessarily aecepted.

Pians and specification can be seen at the office of

CHAPPELL & PHILLIPS, Architects.

Sept 26—t t & sat

WANTS, LOST, FOUND ce WANTED.—A smart boy, about 16 or 17 years of age, one who has some experience in &

rocery store preferred. Apply at once at this fice. r dy 3i wy & pd—octi

OST.—Between Dr. Johnson’s and the Drivirg

4 Park, on Monday afternoon, 28th inst, & purse containing several notes, Finder will please leave it at this office. septso

RACKED OATS, Bran and Shorts at the C Holler Mills. 6i eod—septly

\ ANTED.--A girl for general housework. Good wages. Apply to Mrs. WILLIAM Weeks, Brighton. 3i—septzg

WW ANTED.— 4 girl for general bonsework. References required. Apply to Mas. kK. B. Norton, Upper Prince Street sent 24 ANTED.—Two or three good Journey mea \ Tailors at A. J. MURPHY’s. ge ptzs q ANTED.— 4 girl for general housework in a family of three. Apply at this office-

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AGENTS WANTED —“Life of Sir John,” by his Nephew. Baroness Macdonald kindly expressed the hope “that the book would be suc e-ssful from every point of view.” Hugh John Macdonald, after realing part of the mauuscript, wrote Col. Macpherson—“I can honestly con- gratulate you on the success of your work.” Any person wishing fac-s mile letters of 3ir John and his 3on proving the autheaticity of the book, send oné-cent stamp for postage and they will be m

Both perfectly sound and sure Sires. J

- THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1. 1891.

4 OULOCK, P. ML, ry pp | ? = eee HER S |

, bil SARKIS & RRS,

The Best Selection and Popular Styles prevail in this Department. A glance at our goods will win your certain approbation. We have marked these goods at very close figures, and purchasers can depend upon getting the very best value to be had 1m the city.

UHR

STANLEY BROTHERS,

BROWN’S BLOCK.

Charlottetown, September 24, 1891—eo]d & wky

Win Trade,

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No white man in town can begin to show yon the pile of Bargains that are now to be seen at PROWSE BROS.

MR. & C. PROWSE has just returned from Montreal. While there he hunted the city over for job lines, and was successful in procuring some im- mense bargains in Men's, Boys’ and Children’s Cloth- ing; also 60 pieces Print, well worth 1¢ and 17 cts., we will clear at 12 cts. Everybody should call and see us, even if they don’t want to buy.

We have made up our minds to do the biggest trade this Fall we have ever done. We want every Mian, Woman and Child on P. &. island to help us and we will save you many dolliucs.

REMEMBER !—TBhe more we sell the cheaper we can sell. We mean business !

PROWSE BROTHERS, z

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN,

144 QUEEN STREET.

Charlottetown, September 12, 1891—eod & wky

J. B. MACDONALD'S.

ciliates deville srininnelh eenpomntenngneemapeoes Ladies’ Cloth Coats, Ladies’ Seal Cloth Coats, Ladies’

Mantles, Ladies’ Saawls, Ladies’ Mantle Cloths, Black and

Colored Merinos and Cashmeres, Dress Cloths.

10 Cases MEN’S CLOTHING, made specially to our own

order, guaranteed the best made and cheapest in town,

J. B. MACDONALD.

SHOE STORE,

A OLD LOD

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125 Cases already open of our Fall Goods, and more to follow. This year we purpose showing the largest and best made stock of Boots ever shown in Charlottetown,

Charlottetown, September 16, 1891—eod & wky

SHOEMAKERS ! ‘Davies’ New Drug Store. . i 4 om H Ae ow) ed for business a W E are now fully open ° ’

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and invite the public te come and in- : spect our new Store. +] a 1 . n | Our —, of Denim ae eee j } Wt Pant j i l; il | Medicines, Fanc oilet and miscellaneous Boot Tops, Direct fram the Manufacturers in isMGlaMd. | vests, bece’doubied, and the public will —_— (x) —-——— not find a more complete stock in any Drag : | Store on the Island. L 5. We are carrying a very choice line of ELASTIC SIDE, $1.25, $1 55, $2.15, $2.25. | French, English and German Perfumes, also IGLISH KIP, BEI 'S TONGUE, $1.25 and $1.85. in Farcy Soaps. ENGLISH KiP, BELLOWS TONGUE, $1 and $1 We ee a added to the attraction of our These, we believe, are the finest Tops that come here. Also, a good assort-|new Store an elaborate Seda Fountain, the ment of French C.lfskins, Goat, French Kid, Sole Leather, Han I-shaved Neats, | finest ever imported to Charlottetown, —— English Grain Caliskins, all kinds of Rhone and Findings. | the popular beverages of the — a : ‘ _ +9 1 O4OTaApy _pensed. An important point with our bever- GOP: BROS’. BOOT FACTORY, jages is that the Syrups run through the Fountain are made with genuine Fruit Juices, | not artificial flavors. | The choieest brands of — in | the city, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Pipes, Tobacco | Pouches, ete, Give us a call, \ aug22

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MEN’S GENUINE FRENCH CALF, $1 35, $1.65. 3 2.2:

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Anyone wanting 4 first-class pair of CUSTOM BOODPS, perfect fit, at a,

rice, will do well to call at : GOFF BROS’. CHEAP BOOT STORE.

ailed immediately. ly to EARLE PUBLISH- ina House, St, Jehan, #8: sep2t

| Charlottetown, August 31, 1891—2aw & wky

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