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Tuk latest tyes | 7 & Uo. oi Belgium hats recels ei at D. A Bats. 25° Bruce §. : Tres 1’OU t from at D. A AZ tt Bruce §. . a pened at Piety i . ¢. Sprague i ()ysTERS Richm i bay oysters at the [pion House, For real bargaios io »and shoes try J. (. Sprague a to-night é - Lges THAN HAL! Paice.—Those exsel-

ian! novels at the Diamond Buokstore,

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pay. — Attractive display and wonder

T« Vv . : 5 > fis iy cheap bargains tn handkerchiefs — Beer wh} + Bros. sieiaieiain

10,0 F. Recauia.—A few encamp

ment collars MAY be had at the Diamond

Bookstore.

For SALe — $5,000 City and Water De- bentures. Apply to Merchants Bink of p E. Island. a22 tf

Eanty Sowrxe.—Mr. Bagnall, of New Gissgow, sowed oats on Thursday last. A number of our farmers have sown wheat,

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Tue Dominion Law Acenrt —We learn ingt the Hon. Neil McLeod succeeds Mr. Hodgeon as Dominion law agent in this Provinee.

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Cagsces? F.B.C.— Practice Monday evening. After practice @ meeting will be held. at which all members are particularly requested to attend.

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Tuerz are iew who do not at this season

feel the need of a spring medicine, and to

si] such we rec: ymamend Campbell's Quinine Wine as the best.

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- Coa —Schr J. H. Hiltz will be dis-

TD cierging Acadia Nut and Round Coal on

- Moaday, 27th, at — ww Com-

’s Wharf.—Clarkin Bros.

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Deconatev.—The iocomotive which is to take the Oddfellows’ train to Summerside on Monday morning has been beautiful’y decorated by several ot the meimbers st the railway,

Iywaptate Cuzrarance or Carpets —Hav-

ing decided to close out our Carpet depart.

. ment, we are off ring the balance of our stock

~ at s positive sacrifice.— Beer Bros

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You will not be asked to buy at § theGrand Show to-night, we only invite you to look at the coeds. * ur darpet Deparimeut is weil worth a visit, Jas. Paton & Co.

A Powster.—Tae O lifellows will have a thureh parade next Sunday morniaog. also an avarkoa to Summerside on lay. . wil all have their grip, and if they use Campbell's Quinixe Wine they will all escape la grippe .

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Adoop Turxe !—The Dominion Parliament mets next week at Ottawa, The Opposition Gy attack the old man, the old policy, and Meold flag, But the attack wili fusil if the Qenservacives use the invigorating tonic Siled Campbell's Quinine Wine. It ff all attacks,

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- Bscare La Grieve !—We regret to say that fagre are many of our citizens suffering from

Some grippe. If the civizeus would es pe this

Pow dangerous disease they can do so by using the

saly positive preventative, Cumpbell’s celeb-

tated Quinine Wine.

) om Tea Party ar Sovrts.—The people of Souris will hold a grand tea party at Souris

om the Istof July, to raise funds for the purchase of a fire engiue. The tea party sould be well attended, for Souris is famous for its beautiful scenery.

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- A Great Cuance.— Webster's dictionary 2 tiegantly and substantially bound and = Piiated on good strong paper. Contains

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SttaMeRs Movenents.—The St. Lawrence ‘tt bere for Picton at three o'clock this "Tee and will return this evening. The rincess of Wales returned frum Pictou em last night. She is not moving

y. The Stanley is moving as usual to-day.

L 0. 0. F.—The brethren will please . ours the dress to be worn on acahie <a W the subordinate lodge, Mack suit, silk » White tie aad white gloves. For the are. the same suit, with black aon gloves, The minstrels and et. requested to attend promptly

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. ps wad’ 3 season in the year is cold in the head aie Apeil, th more prevalent than daring ce © Gegleet either means misery and ES results, Nasal Balm is the only

tad a remedy for theae dangerons diseases,

on 8 * Precautionary remedy should be every household. Nasal Balm has Thy it da of suflerers—it will cure you. ap20 lw Rey

silliiieale leture issar Dioxir, of Summerside, will day evenis on Church Rasement, on Thurs- 4%, the plas next, at § o'clock, on ** Chatau- © be fg: on and idea” The lecture is sure . Y interesting, as the lecturer bien last, autumo at Chatauqua,

# ing Sore qualified to speak with fulness

. TMation regar hi ; i i . s F taboo, garding this celebrated

isp <a NHrie Indina AT THE Lyceum.—Whoop! The id aw of L nnox Island will mike a 4 lor tetown next Tuesday anid ir, ns Ie will not bea seal ping s GHote themac! ’ as 8 dusky warriors will a Sic af ves to the tripping of the light ¥ wil oo their own p euliar fashion i “9%, for the eitieation of theit aa how Indians fought io Maes of 12 There will be many other %€ entertainment.

ALU Anrep . b # No. 3, rm Testimony. —Mrs. Wm. Lovers, Prietor, . ’ i lite Street, writes to the pro- the 5 a | have p'easure ia certifying to Roc, “acy of Vampb. lis Qs ’ Mer of $\Quinime Wine A

Midgard heneti , and duriog the late es wi tnfluenzs was the oaly one in my | Ming “sCsped the disease. I believe the

i you cl all the tonic and restorative aim for it.” For sale by all

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SALISBURY'S ULTIMATUM, |

‘Portugal Brought to Perms,

The Pongee River Free

Lonpon, April 25.

Lord Sulisbury, after despatching three war ships to the entrance of the Pongee River, called on Portugal to apologize for its insult to the British flag in tiring on the steamer Agnes, and to forthwith carry out its treaty engagements regarding African territory, else an appeal to arms would tol- low. The Portuguese Cabinet yesterday accepted Lord Salisbury’s ultimatum and consented to the free passage of the Pungee Kiver,

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Sir Charles and the G. 7, B,

A Slashing Attack on Tyler.

Loenpon, April 25

Sir Charles Tupper’s reply to Sir SH. n y Tyler's statements at the meeting of the Grand Trunk shareholders appears in the London Times to-day, Sir Charles attacks the action of the President of the Grand Trunk on every point. He says that he would have failed in his duty to Canada and to England if he had not exposed the at- tempt of the Grand Trunk to support the party in Canada whuse policy during the recent election was Annexation, Ile says that Sir Henry Tyler made the fatal mis- take of allowing himself to be binded by jealousy of the Canadian Pacific Railw.y Adversity now dogs his footsteps, while the Canadian Pacitic steadily prospers. He re- aretted that assistance had been given the Grand Trunk to enable it to obtain connee- tion with Chicago, as it is now evident that it has made the road an American institu- tion. In concluding, Sir Charles says that Canada has a right to know whether the English shareholders of the Railway sustan Tyler and Seargeant in their admitted policy of looking to Washington.

Germany's Greatest Soldier, Death of Couat Von Moltke.

Bern, April 25.

Count Von Moltke, Germany’s greatest soldier, died suddenly yesterday of heart failure,

{Count Von Moltke, the great general, was burn in Mecklenburg in the year 1800. He was the son ofa Danish general. He entered the Prussian service in 1822, and was employed by the Sultan of Curkey from 1835 to 1839 in improving Turkish fortifications. Here he saw active service in the war against the Kurds and also in Evypt. In 1858 he became chief of the general staff of the Prussian army, and planned the operations of the wars with Denmark (1864) and Austria (1866) But it was the war with France in 1870 that made his name famous and showed the world what a great general he was. It was his system of attack which gained the con- tinuous victories of the German army. He was successively made count, general field- marshal and life member of the Upper House of the German parliament. |

Women Left to Drown. A Cowardly and Dastardl y Act

Sr. Joun, N.B., April 25.

A freshet of the St. John River pouring into this harbor, caused a party of twelve in a row-boat returning from a dance in Carleton yesterday morning to foul the bow of the steamer Dominion. All were tossed into the furious tide. Two ladies were drowned. One lady and all the men were rescued. The men acted a brut] part and saved themselves, leaving the ladies to drown. The indignation here is intense.

A WOMAN MORDFRED.

The Murderer ~ Disappears.

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New York, April 25. Last night a strange man and a dissolute woman were ssigned a room in a Kast River Hotel, New York. This morning, when the room was forced, open, the disembowelled remains of the woman were found ov the bed. The man hid mysteriously disappeared.

Harbor Improvements.

Orrawa, April 25. The range of lights establiehed at Darnley Point, P. E 1., bas been enta ged so that the lights now show not only in the line of the but also north-westwardly along the

range : sar at the entrance to Richmond Bay

norih | scilinicsiaiatanalil Selatiaied An Embezzier Caught. Hauirax, April 20. a Texas embezzler, was arrested about to tak the st amer for England. He had sold out his mortgaged property in San Aatonio and skipped with the

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At Glynwood, this morning, Henry Long- worth, aged seventy-four vears. late residence to Sherwood Cemetery, at 2 30 p. tn

At the residence of her brother. James McKiowen Long Creek. oa the 17th inst., of conyestion of the lungs, C atherine McPherson, second daughter of the late Duacan Me- Kinnon, aged 45 years.

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Toronto, April 25.—10 a. m. Sonth-west to north-west winds, fair, tationary or a little higher temperature

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YLARK’S NO. 1—earlier than Early Rose. _/ 150 Bushels uow for sale.

CARVELL BROTHERS,

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Mortgage Sale.

To be sold OF Pablc Auction, in tront of the Law Courts B idiog in Charlottetown, in Queen’s County, on TUNSDAY, the Twenty-eighth day of April next, A. D, 1891, at the hour of Twelve o'clock, noon :-—

A those two several tracts. pieces or parcels ef jand described »s follows, nam-~ly :—A'l th ¢ tract, piece or parcel of iand situate, lying and be ny on jot +r township Number Fifty- two (52) in King’s County, in Prince Edward Isliynd, aud betwe.n the lands held und occupied by Donald Buchanan on the one side ard the land he.d and occupied by Juhn Mcinnis on the other, aid fronting on Peake’s Road, containieg seveat) -five acres, a little more or Jess.

ALso ~All that tract, piece and parcel of land situate, lying and being on Lot or Township Number Fift.-two aforesaid, bounded and de- scribed as follows, that is to say :—Commencing onthe south side of the Morrell Road, in the western voundary line cf land in the oecupation of Aben Finlayson; thence south along the said wesiern boundary iine of Aben Finlayson’s land for the distance of sixty-three (6%) chains, or untilitreaches the rea’ boundary line of furms fron ing onthe Lorne Vallev Road; thence in a north-wesierly direction along te said iear boundary lice of farms fronti g on the | orne Vasiey Road till it strikes the e. cen boundary ine of land in the occupation of Mrs. Buchanas ; ‘benoe north along the eastern boundary of the said Mrs Buchauan’s land forthe distance of forty-six chains, or until it meets the Moreil Road aforesaid and thence eastwardly along the southern side of sad Morell Road fur the distance of twenty chains, or to the place of commencement, containing one hundred acres, a little more or less.

a power of sale contained in an Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the Seventeenth day of December, A. D, 1884, aud made between. Finlay Dogherty, of Hazel Green, Township Number Fifty-two aforesaid, Farmer, at present of Bos- ton, iv the United States. of the one part and the undersigned of the other part,

For term; and conditions of sale apply to Angus Finlavs'n. of Lot 52, adjoining the sajd premises, or toH, James Palmer, Barrister, &c., Charlottetown

Dated this 24th March, A. D. 1891.

CHARLES PALMER, mch27—wy tl sle dy law Mortgagee, WANTS, LOST, FOUND

THE LADY who lost a Purse containing a sum of money, on Wednesday «vening, can have

the same on application to Mr. FoLey, at the

Savings Bank. apt

A GENTLEMAN and his wife or two youny mencan have nice rooms and boa.d ina plexsant part of the city. Address P. O. Box 662.

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a As ewe Carloads superior Quebec Hay for sale by the subscribers at their warehouse, W ater Street.—JOHN KELLY & Co. apzi--dy 2i wy 2i

T° LET. — One-half a Doubie Tensment Honse in the Common of Charlottetown. adj ining the Woolen ‘ loth Faciory property. new oceu- pied by Mr. C. Clarke Appiy to JOHN ines. ap? ol pe

ROR S\LE.—A Grand Squere Piano, as good i as new, wil be sold at a great sacrifice. ly at this office. 3i pd—ap24

Te LET.—. House at the head of Cumberland - “treet, comtaining seven rooms. Apply on the premises to WILTIAM SMITH. ap23—Iw pd OR SALE.—A gcod strong Sulky will be sold cheap Apply to JOSEPH Taytor, Hills- borough street. tf—ap2l WANTED.—A servant for general housework. Hixh wages to a suitable person --MRs, Wan. WEFKsS, Brighton. tf —ap20

T° LET.—The Garden attached to the resi dence of the Jate Chief Justice Palmer to let

for the season. Apply to Mrs EpwbD. PALMER,

Usper Qieen Street, tf—ap1s

T° LkT.—The western half of a House on King

Street, formerly known as the “ jodvin House,” co itaining eight large rooms, at present occupied by Mrs. Crabb. Possexsi-n given Ist of May. ‘the above house is in first-class order. Apply to John Kelly, «sq., Water Commissioner, or to the owner, EOWARD KELLY, Southport. ap23~-eod tf

ANTED.—By a steady man, a situation in a vrocery store or warehouse. Apply at this

office. 3i eod pd—ap22

O LET —The large and well-arranged House onthe corner of Graftan anid Weymouth Streets. Also, one-half the adjoining Hou-e on Weymou b Street Rent muderate. Apply to GRORGE W. GARDINER. eo —apié

ry°O LEt.—A Cottage containing eight rooms, situate on Hillsvoroug.a Street, now oecupied by Mr. Wm. H. McEwen. Possessiongiven about ist May. For particulars apply to PEAKE Bros. & Co. eod tf—apl7

W ANTED.—Permanent office assistan:, 7

$750, railway fare paid here. Inclose self- addressed envelope. Manager, lock box 5 2, Chicago, fl mon sat—av20

T° LET.—The Double Tenement Dwelling known as thse ‘Franklin House,’ pleasanily sitaat:-d just outside the city limits, a short dis tance trom the head of Queen Street. Rent low, —W. W. WELLNER. tf—ap7

LET.—The Dweiling House on north side of Hillsborongh Park, occupied by Mrs, Has- zaru, and adjoining the house occupied by Mr Perey Pope Possession wiven +n or about the first of May. Apply to LEMUEL PHILLIPS, aplé- 4i 2aw

T° LET.—The House at present occupied by W. W. Stanley. Kent Street. Possession given Ist May. *nquire of Thos. Essory. owner, or W, W. Stanley. —apl

OUND.—Qn St. Patrick's Day, on the ice be- tween Charlottetown sud the Asylum, a Valive containing some small ariicles. Owner can have the same by proving proper:y and -ing for this advertisement. Apply to JAMES Boomnrry. Cornwali.

tf—apll WANTED.—A ood steady boy. with good re- demmmndntlen, about 15 years of age. as clerk in a general store. Apply at THe Ex- AMINER office apl?

WANTED.—A hoy to do general housework. and who u: derstands taking «are of a horse tt—apl7

andcow. App‘y at this office.

LET —The house on Upper Queen Street

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Coach House |

ete 2 som his | (Puneral on Monday, 27th inst., from his

0 T oceupied by Mr. W. L. Cotton. Possession 1h tuly. Apoly at 1 He EXAMINER Office, or to Mr A.N L4RG®, apl7

has reneved bis

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stable< and House recently iste Thomas Burris. Sta'tls and fi-st-clasa For particulars apply at oftice on Sidaey Street.—L T. WINANS.

: «MOV KBU.—L ) as ‘ i R {raining and Boarding Siabl 8 to Sidney .

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;+- a HM ey Zin : oe 7 Li *.— in eight-room Cotta-e. with Stable

“oach tous, situated on Pleasant sree. Is fisted up with waer. ApplytoJ HN KELLY. apli

i JOUSK TO LHT,—Oa Enston Street, “ajoin- i } ing the residence of Henry Ai ken, Ksq , ! with seven rooms, kitchen. barn and outhouses ' Possession Ist May. Koquir Ox the : premises, or to ht K. Jost, north side of Queen Square. apo a8 tae ys : WANTEv TO REN T,—In the outhern part of the towr, a Dwellin. House o about four- teen rooms. Apply at THRE EXAMINER office

ap? ; ie ik 43 a NTED.--A position as Book-keeper, by e hae man’ ho ~—_ — two years a eeper in : Firet‘class rferences.” Apply at this

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The above saie is made under and by virtue of

SATURDAY, APRIL 25 1891.

Z) ~ GRAND EXHIBITION

SATURDAY NIGHT!

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The grand success with which our two Show days met with has has induced us to make a Special Display on Saturday Afternoon and Hvening. This will give many of our customers and friends an oppor- (unity of seeing what the ladies have pronounced the grandest sight and best show of Millinery, Mantles, Dress Goods, Carpets and Cur- tains ever witnessed in Charlotietowa. We invite all, and especially those who could not attend our Show Days, to come aad walk through our Store on Satarday. Opea from 1 o'clock till 9 p. m.

JAS. PATON & CO., Market Square. NOTE :—Our Store will be closed on Saiurdev till 1 o'clock.

Charlottetown, April 23, 1891.

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SPRING GOODS NOW OPEN

PERKING & STERNG’.

The finest lines of Spring Millinery, Mantles, Jackets, Dress Goods, Prints, Sateens, Silks, Rib- bons, Parasols, etc., ete., to be found in the city. Our Prices will be remarkably low, considering the Quality of the Goods. this season, and it will pay you all to see our goods

before you decide to buy.

PERKINS & STERNS.

Charlottetown, April 7, 1891

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We have some rare bargains

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ry’ HE BAZAAR CO. have received daily for two weeks from 2 to 6 bales of WALL * PAPERS, including all the latest styles in English, American and Canadian Papers,

Charlottetown, April 11, 1891.

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Dados, Ceilings, Borders and Freizes, and have now, without doubt, the finest show in the city. : in order to clear out our tremendous st ck, we will sell at the bottom prices. We have onlera

to sh w the Papers. They sell themselves 4 wie. of ENGLISH WASHABLE PAPERS in every variety and at lowest prices. One Hosr tne vther of last year’s Blinds at half price to clear. NEW BLINDS a lovely assortment. Harcie » oly at

Corrugated Uarpet Paper to arr* “ ELANKY.

BAZAAR CO., Queen S..2"""

Paper Blinds at 15¢. each. Curtain Poles at 35c. eac 1. ifew days, Cheapest supply ever in the city,

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