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- THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1892.

Local and Other Items. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. GC iV

an MagasiLes are prevalent in Moncton - Kor scalds or burns ase Philoderma, ml dw im 7 To-Niech Teachers’ meeting in Bap s Sc 7 For Dri N | Battery, G. A., will meet for a i this evening «e- 50 lock e Eanciest Tats Stage? The mails a:

rived in the city snortly after

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: . ¥ r suits and overcoats at Db. A Rruce’s. Finest display of cloths in the city

Prices acvay lown m30 3: 7 NoTic? Charlottetown Lodge of Good | Ten p ars seta this evening at '7.30 o'clock, » McLeod's Hall - i Tut Warerworms.—Mr. Charles Dalaiel, Superintendent, is making en inspection of

the waterworks eystem of the city. - are easily persuaded that the , Establishment leads iu stylish- McLeod & McKenzie.

GexTLeMeN Star Tai

y fitting garmeute—

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Avries, only six cents per dozen; also a lot of vases, fancy cups, platters and vege tables at cost for one month et R. K. Brace’s,

m3l iw . annuum should use Philoderma on their

infants, as its soothing and healing properties shafing. Druggiste ml dw im

render it invalua! sell it—25 centa. dina

Mes. Many H. Husr will lecture in the Firat Methodist Church on Tuesday, April Sth, subject, ‘‘Scientific Temperance in the Public Schools.

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Preovev —“I have proved Everybody's Pills to be the best in the market,” is what sgentleman wrote regarding this favorite famiy imedicine,

entnailiiabait Orvvicrat Visrration.—Rev. George W. Fisher, Grand Worthy Patriarch of the Sons of Temperance, will inatall the officers of Orient Division, No. 161, on Friday evening pext, let April. A large attendance is re- jhesteu - Yuen the Romars listened to Cicero

they exclaimed, ‘“‘How delightfully he talks,” but when the Greeks heard Demos- thenes they exclaimed, ‘‘Lead us on to batrle This is the impression hblrs Hunt always makes A oe ee A Faxcy Goops and pibture-framing stock and business for sale on favorable terms; only one in town, and been fairly successful. Rea- son for selling, illness. Address for particu- lars, C. R F., Box 83, Amherst, N S. mar25 Si 2aw sat th — > Any members of the L. O. Association in the city will be welcome to-night at 7.30 at St. George's Lodge, Euston Street, where a lively discussion is expected, to find out which has been the greatest mur- derer. the ram bottle or the sword. aiiniiaenia We want to sell a good many watches and articles of jewelry before taking stock and will not stick at a price tor a few days. E. W. Taylor. tf alsin We are very busy arranging our mantle and millinery departments, but will not be ready to show theae goods for some days (due notice of which will be given), our stock being so large it will take some time to put it in order. Our dress goods department, which will be a very important one, ts being added to daily. Beer Broa siiliisiitiaasiiadl Finz.—We regret to learn that the res:- dence of James Trainor, Esq., of Millcove, was burned to the ground yesterday after- noon, in the absence of himself and his wife intown. Most of the contents were destroyed, including the cellar stock. Mr. aed Mrs. Trainor have our sympathy in their loss.

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Esvey'’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is

pleasant to take as milk. The peculiar manner in which it is made renders it acceptable to the most sensitive stomach. For coughs, colds, cousumption, delicate children, whooping cough and all wasting diseases there is no remedy to equal it. ml dw Im ial Osrrvany.—Mrs. John Bryenton, of

Brackley Point Road, died on Monday last, aged $4 years. The deceased preserv- eiher facnities to the last. An unusual coinsidence is that her husband died about two oears ago, having attained the exact “ge—to a day—of her who was yesterday laid to rest. The large attendance of friends at the funeral testified to the es- teem in which the dreeased was held. Her daughters Mesdames Thomas rnd Benj Seller and Mrs. Henry Rackham reside in this city.

Twenty to thirty per cent. dis caunt on boots at Stamper’s Cor- ner. Now is the time to get bargains as the stock must be sold.

ecsincheincaditanisadiads Daxrec O'Connetr.—A fair andience attended the lecture given in the Lyceum last night, by Mr. Chester B MacNeill, on “Daniel O'Connell.” The chair was occupied by Rev. A, E. Macaulay, President of the League of the Cross, under the auspices of which society the lecture was given. The lecture was exceedingly interesting and instructive. it consisted of a review of the life oad work of the gre t Ir'sh liberator, a d wa well written and distinctly read At the close a hearty vote of thanks was tendered Mr. Mecneill for his able effort. The motion was made by Principal McSwain, of Yueen Square School, an seconded by Edward Roche, Esq., both of whom made complimentary addresses, Mr. Macneill replied in suitable terms.

Petre Court.—This morning a man was fined $1.62 and costs for selling intoxt- eating licuor on Sunday. This is the third fnefor violating the Sunday observance law imposed this week. In each case the defendant confessed.

During the Month of March ending to day, there were 24 convictions for drunk enness against 21 for the corresponding month of last year ; 1 conviction for mal- clous injury to property; 3 convictions for assault; 2 convictions for disorderly driving ; 1 conviction f r larceny ; 7 con- Vietions for bre:ch of the Lord's Day Act, sad I dismissal ; 1 conviction for obtaining money by false pretences ; 3 dismissals for huisance. (ne man was sent up to the Supreme Court for trial on « charge of

king jail The receipts of the court amounted to $181.34.

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Special DesPatoges to Tux Kx AMINER.

DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

RAILWAY MILEAGE Our Militia Force. ‘The Newloandland Dificaltics, Etc

ten this fore-}

Orrawa, March 31.

In the House of Commons, Mr. Haggart replying to Mr. Davies said that the amount paid by the I. C. R. for mileage between Halifax and Bt. John was $22,351, and the C. P. RB. paid to the Intercolonial $13,037.

Mr. Hughes, of North Victoria, moved for & return respecting the drilling of the active militia annually and other particulara re garding the military force. He advocated a return to the old system, and said that if our militia was not drilled annually it should be disbanded and the money saved. Mr. Bowell said that anything he could do to secure the efficency of the force would be done. As to annual drill, all that was wanted was for Parliament to pass the necessary cost of doing so. Motion passed.

Hon. Mr. Davies moved for the co-respondence which took place _ be- tween Canada and Newfoundland on_ the question of the latter coming into the Dom- inion and also as to exchange free of duty of certain products of Canada and New- foundland. In regard to the latter he blamed the Government for not issuing a proclamation enforcing the act passed in 1885 regarding the collection of duty on Newfoundland fish imported into Canada They ought to have collected duty and en- forced the act. Mr. McMillan, of Huron, delivered the speech whictyhe intended to give on the Budget. He advocated direct taxation even if it costs $15 per head. Dr. Sproul and Mr. Landerkin followed. Hon. C. H. Tupper presented correspondence in reference to the difficulties between Canada and Newfoundland covering a period of five years. The correspondence is very bulky and shows clearly that the Dominion Government acted fairly and above board in all steps which were taken.

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Raiiway Accident.

Orvawa, March 31.

A bad smashup occurred at Hull railway station yesterday. The Soo train, with several members of parliament on board, ran into an open switch. The fireman, Thomas Golden, was killed, and the en- gineer and baggsgeman fatally injured. All the passengers fortunately escaped.

Walt Whitm an Buried.

Campen, N. J., March 31. Walt Whitman was buried yesterday. No religious services were held on the oc- casion. The principal speaker was Robert G. Ingersoll.

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Damages for Sealers.

Orrawa, March 31.

Forty claims on behalf of British Columbia sealers, for damages aggregating $500,000, have been received by the Hon. C. H. Tup- per.

Conservative Vietory in England.

Lonpox, March 31. The election for the East division of Wor- cestershire resulted in the returnof the Conservative candidate unopposed.

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Hon. James Ryan Dead.

Frepericton, March 31. Hon. James Ryan, President of the New Brunswick Legislative Council, is dead.

The Prescott Election.

Orrawa, March 31. Proulx, the grit, has been elected for Prescott. His majority was reduced from 700 to 440.

Mr. Mackenzie's Condition.

Toronto, March 31. Mr. McKenzie is still alive, but the end is thought to be near.

Weather Bulletin.

Toronto, March 31.—10 a. m.

Fine weather, stationary or a little high- er temperature.

Personal.

It is ourrently reported that the Previn- cial Government have eee Richard Reddin, Esq., Judge of Probate.

We are gled to learn that our friend Peter R. McDonald, who has been laid up with in- fluenza, ison the mending hand.

Mr. Joho H. Byrne, the well known and p»pular station agent at Georgetown is in the city.

Mesers. Willis Piano & Organ Co. — GENTLEMEN —Having thoroughly examined and tested a Williams Piano purchased from you over a year ago I nov have much pleasue in testifying to its excellence in tone, touch and finish. 1 have found the instrument satisfactory in every respect, and have no hesitation in recommending the Williams Piano to the public as a first-class instrument and as one that is unequalled by any other of Canadian manufacture. Yours truly, (Signed) J. A, NicHoLson.

Procress. —It is very important in this age of material progress that a remedy be oa to the taste and to the eye, easily taken, ac- ceptable to the stomach and healthy in its nature and effects. Possessing these qualities, Syrup of Figs is the one perfect laxative and most gentle diuretic known. mar30 lm

Makes Fiesu anv BLoop.—When the sys tem is all ran down and there seems to be no hope of obtaining nourishment for the body by the ordinary process of food supply and digestion, when the body is sinking fast, then is the time to use Miller's Emulsion of pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. It always works wonders, because it is a flesh and blood maker and contains all the constituents for nourish- ment found in wheat. in fact, Miller's Emul- sion a ** staff of life,” and has saved

and cured thousands. In big bottles 50c, and

$1 at Charlottetown drug stores.

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Fair prices and always be tound : are now opening Summer Suitings in should see them.

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Charlottetown, March 17, 1892—eod &

Consignment of Room Paper,

BY AUCTION.

T SALES ROOM, on FRIDAY NEXT, April lat, at 11 o'clock :—

2,400 Rolls ROOM PAPER. out.

Must be closed

R. BRAIRSTO,

mech28—3i m w th Auctioneer.

Provincial Rite Assocati, 189

James Douglass Irving, Lt.-Col., B. M.. President.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Provincial Rifie Association of Prince Edward Island will be held in the “ity Court Room on WED- NESDAY, the Sixth day of April next, at 8 p, m., for general busimesc,

GEO. D. DAVISON, Capz,, - Secretary and Treasurer,

Wharlottetown, March 29, 1892-41

BUILDINGS BY AUCTION,

HE B known as the CHARLOTTE-

TOWN HOSPITAL, fronting on Dorchester Street, will be sold by Auction on SATURDAY, . bnd, at 12 o'clock, noon.

id Buildings wiil be sold separately or en bloc, to suit purchasers. Purchaser to remove the buildings within sixty days after sale. Sale pesitive, without reserve,

By order of St. Dunstan’s Cathedral Building Committee.

J. B. MACVON ALD,

mch22—dy tl sle Chairman pro tem.

COME ONE AND ALL,

ST. JAMES’ CHURCH

Ts Ladies and willing workers of St. James Church intend holding their Annual Tea and Fancy Sale

wvemenegl A Males

St. James’ Hall.

Admission. 10 cents only. Tea Tickets, 25 cts By order of Committee. mch?2

Wanted, at the Queen Hotel,

FIRST-CLASS COOK, to whom Iiberal wages will be given. Also, an assistant Cook, and one who can serve as waiter in dining room. Good references required. P, P. ARCHIBALD, Proprietor.

mch19 -tf eG) Ais} OUSE AND GARDEN on Spring Park Road,

next to Mr. George Simmons’, Possession immediately. Apply to

MRS, OFFER,

mchti—dy 2aw & wy Queen Street.

FERRY STEAMER FOR SALE.

7 be sold by Public Auction, at the Cove, Dartmouth, N. S., on APRIL 20TH, 1892. at 3 a’clock, p. m, :—

The Side-Wheel Ferry Steamer CHEBUCTO, built in 1865 ter tonnage, 65; sane over all, 98 feet ; bi th over all, 3! feet; depth of hold, 9 feet; draft of water, 6 feet. Side lever engine ; diameter of cylinders, 28 inches ; length of stroke, 3 feet; horse power, 25. Hull is heavily coppered. Carries 10 teams, and has cabin capacity for 100 passengers. Terms cash.

G. E. VaNBUSKIRK, Secretary Dartmouth Ferry en, mch26—3w

D USE HACKNOMORE.

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AMMONIA in BAKING POWDER is a

DISEASE producing AGENT. Its volatility is abridged by reaction with the gluten of the flour. The preparation of an UNOBJECTION- ABLE Baking Powder containing AMMONIA is impracticable.

Avoid all Risk and _ use GERMAN WOODILL’S < BAKING POWDER Guaranteed to Contain NO AMMONTA.

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We do not give away our goods, ‘but we do the next thing to it—we sell at a trifling advance over cost.

beautiful. patterns.

ing fast, new styles and low prices.

A. BROOCH,

Fashionable Clothier.

ON THURSDAY, APRIL 7th,’

EN AWAY!

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fair dealing will it our Store. We our Spring and and Overcoatings, Every one Our Hats are sell-

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a J. A: Parguharson & Co.,

| Commission Merchants and - «Wholesale: Grocers.

‘FRUIT, BOGS AND PRODUCE.

' | Wanted this‘ season, 100,000 Doz.

EG6s, for which the highest price

will be paid, _ can (tee .-*

Egg Case Fillers at Lewest Prices.

| Mae Havi en ed. an experienced man in | the FRUIT BUSINESS, weintend to givé this ' line our special gttention;- ~~ Zaw&wy—mch23

_ THE OLD ESTABLISHED: “ROYAL OAK” HOTEL, For Sale by Auction.

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, T AM instructed by Mrs. Offer to sell by Aue-

tion, on WEDNESDAY, the 27rh day of April next, at 12 o'clock, noon, on the premises, Queen Street :— .

. The well-known Hotel Property occupied by Mrs. Offer, comprising a ict of land: fronting 3H feet on Queen Street, and extendiag Soak 130 feet, -with a large three-story House, Stables and Outbuildings, ali in’ repair. ;

This pronertyis pear’ the* Market, having an established town and cowmtry trade, and offers a | good chance for snyome'tjengaue in the Hotel

basiness,'or as an investment... ~ ; Terms easy and madd‘known.at ‘sale. #s “ot, BEAIRSTO,

mch26 Auctioneer.

Desirable Building Lat and Howes

FOR SALE BY AUCTION.

14 instencted ty Henry Rackham, Baq., to Lh bp Auction on MONDAY. April: ak Bt Wo'dlock., Sag. on the premises :

She Bhildling ‘Lots, 442175 feet, situate on the joining the property.of William Boyle, Esq.

anrw Btreet leading-frem ing

Also, ientantighy attes ter, one Double and one Single Tenenient ‘situate on the t side of Chesatuut Street, we

Teruis éasy and made known at sale,

Plau of Lots can be seen at my office.

- R, BEAIRSTO, mch25 Auctioneer, —

TO. LET.

HE eastern half-of House situated on King Street, opposite: Judge in’s residence.

‘his House contains: eight reoms, besides —s and isin order. Possession given

Pacing, ae Thome eel _ DWARD KELLY. mech26 : WANTS, LOST, FOUND &

R SALE.—Thet’ House on the corner of Pleasant 8 and St. Peter’s Road, con- taining eig’ attached, Also, a field containing 11 acres, one mile from town, on the. ver St. Peter's oad.

Apply to Mrs. Fiataen, North River, mech3i—eod & wky tf - ANTED —A general serv: Tent: must bes cook. “Apply t6 Mrs. UNswortTH, head of Prince Street, - « i mehb31 ; FIRST-OLASS, Fatiabie ’ wanted to call A on the z Confectiuners with a fast sel Tine’ | _ Address, giv- ing references ‘and limes now bandied, “L, H. V..” Telegraph Uffice, : "+. 9i—rech30 . a” - = oe ’ > ANTED.—A boy to learn the tinsmithing’ plumbing, ~&pply to A. HEeRMans. Lower Quéen Street. tf--mch30

ANTED TO HIRE.—A middle-aged single

“mar to work om-a:farm.~ Protestant pre- ferred, Apply to Tapas F. Guarv, Mount Roseland,;:or to this - dw 2w—

ALESMAN WANTED,—For a Dry Goods “Store in C wo. A ste.dy, sober ith good character and some ex- required. Address “Dry Goods,” P.O Hox 329, Charlottetown. . mch2?9—dy Gi wy li

ATS: Our’ “ Spurgeon * paok, by the celobrated Baptist Divipe, Dr. Ru H. Conwell, coinmon the Spurgeon of America, contains pages, also

Golden Sermon and others. Splendid testimo- nials from the highest autborities. Rev. Cam- den Cobern says: “Thestory of this brave life cught to come like a cupof the Water of Life inte srece Namete America. I believe Dr. Con- well to a fit maa for his task.” See what agents are — Qne-reports 53 orders sold in three days, another 1/4 in four days, and another 40 in one day: Act quiék. Send 31 cents for out- fit and ag ee to PUBLISHING House, St. John, N. B. meh:

12 rooms, kitchen, topality. Appiy to | mch28

LET.—The eastern half of House on corner of Hillsborough and Euston Streets. Imme- diate posscssion. Apply to ~ Mrs. F. PARKER CaRVELL. mc ,

WANTED.—A good cook; Dy the Ist of May. Apply to Mrs. Arthur Peters, Brighton. J

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LET.—The House on Bayfield Street at present occupied: by A. and C, Hermans, with hot water: heating,: stables, coac ete. Rent moderate. Possessi 15th of what lis

Garden, with plants oF fruit trees and berries of

ht rooms and shep, with warehouse |:

o spurgéon’s | -

SOO Pairs Just Received.

FERD, PERRIN,

ROUILLON FERRERS

«& Cie.,

KID GLOVES.

«& Cie.,

KID GLOVES.

“4ALL THE NEWEST SHADES. will be given in exchange.

STANLEY BADTHERS,

Charlottetown, March 19, 1892—eod & wky

If any Gloves strain or split, a naw paic

BROWNS BLOCK,

PAPER HANGINGS! PERKINS & STERNS LARGE STOCK AND LOW PRICES.

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E ARE FULLY PREPARED FOR THIS SEASON’S TRADE, and anticipate a big sale of PAPER HANGINGS —English, Canadian and American mide goods in great variety. Embossed Papers, Gilt Papers, Embossed Gilt Papers, Sanitary Washable Papers, Satin Papers, etc.; Dado Papers, Friezes, Borders and Centre Pieces. In addition to a full range of New Goods, we have a lot of last year’s patterns (equal in every respect to this year’s) which we will sell at about half price. Our regular stock is all in 16 yard rolls for American, and 12 yard rolls for Eaglish. The English Paper is 22 inches wide, and a 12 yard roll eontains just about as much as a 16 yard roll of American. We have a job lot of Canadian 8 yard rolls, worth from 10 to 14 cents a roll, which we will give you at 5 cents for your croice. As we carry the largest stock of Paper on P. E. Island, and sell at the lowest price, it will pay you to inspect our goods before yw buy. CARPET SALE atill going on, and selling at auction prices, so those who attended the

“ee PERKINS & STERNS.

Charlottetown, March 21, 1892—eod & wky

SSS SS eee —$—$—$—$—<——$ a

We Welcome Our Friends

—____TO INSPECT OUR NEW ARRIVALS IN

Worsteds, Tweed Suitings, Scotch and English Pantings, Serges, Broad Cloths, ete., ete.

As we are preparing for another season of rushing trade, we would cordially invite our many friends and customers to give us the pleasure of showing our Spring Wares, thereby in licating your interest in our welfare as well as contributing to your own ffaancial

interest by trading with us. | MéLeod & MéeKenzie,

STAR CLOTHING STORE.

Charlottetown, March 10, 1892—eod & why

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wwe Ss ‘i | EH ‘ ss g2s5 2 = 3329 30 ge ” 6s Bi $269 3* Eh g x

SPRING QUEEN STREET,

various kinds. In cultivation,jfor the sea- son or for years. For particulars enquire at A. HERMANS’, Queen Street, moh22

Charlottetown, March 9, 1892.

Notice to Lobster Packers. =

H* bes the w the t Ch'town, Maroh 29, 1892—dy €

Wholesale and Retail,

McLEOD’S,

COMPLETE STOCK Bolsa

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