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. . ‘ * as 5 N - 4 , . c I AC x ‘ ae arti . st - s ‘ nN a I viawi - TRAIL Every member {i the ( res nt ait ( is requeste st

ark teevening at, <« ock, for practi

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ADI \ ENTION The ladies of the Masonic Temple Sewing Circle will please mest in the Lodge Room to-morrow (Wed neaday afte 4 b alf ps ”

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rOoR oT PIERRE — The schooner Maggie A eared fr S is yesterday for St Pierre, with 40 head of cattle and al f : ate and potatoes loaded by Anight &

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Tox Pree Piewp The barn, crop, stock sod implemeots of Mr Jobn O’Brien, Centre Line Road, Prince County, were completely onsumed by dre on Thursday night last. The fre was, without doubt, the work of an in

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SHODA’S GERMAN SOAP, “Soft as Velvet,” “Pure as Gold,” that tells the whole story. Most highly medicated seap ever made. Try onecake. It

is el t. At all Druggistes. frie TS cis.

> Seg the grand display ot framed pictures Pastel’s) in the window of the Bazaar Store hoas works are rare and expensive, but we believe they have succeeded in buying then much below the market value, and are pre- red i sote them at a remarkably low rate

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ee B00 M-PAPER.— Do you wantto newly-

paper your parlor, dining-room, bed kitchen Do you want pretty paper? and do you want to buy it at the lowest price? Ws have «np i nee variety, boagnt direct from the makers, a arked at p:ices to sell im- nediate r Rros mayl3 du ae

YAN paLssM.—Some person has lately men amusiog himeelf cutting and disfiguring the large plate glass panes in the show window ef the B-saar Store on Queen Street Evi- lently the work wae done either witha diamond ring ‘ glazies’s diam nd. It is hoped that the vandal will be foand out and puis ved as he deserves to be.

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Bicreters !—Mr. W. W Meore, of this city has received the agency | \\ | Resvowred Quadrant Cycles, manuaisctured by the Quadrant Cycle Co., of Birmingham, Eng, and he wil be pleased to giv

méalogues, price lif and wll iuformation required to intending purchasers

< EXCURSION 7 Piers As #1 pe seen on reference to our advertislag Coiuinns, there he the usual excursion to Pictou on the

oo ; . ; ween s Uirtoday. be St. Lawrence wil

the Steam Navigation Companys harf at seven o'clock on the morning of the }ith, and will leave Pictou on return advat

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four o'clock in the afternoon. Return tickets ose dollar each. cialis OBITUARY We announce to-day, with

egret, the death of the wife of Mr. Daniel McLeod, (nee Miss Wisdom) which occurred yesterday, after a tedious illness. It is only a few montha since Tae Examiner chronicled th arriage of these two popu'ar young ple, and now one of them lies in the cold embrace of death. The interment will be wie to-morrow afternoon.

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Onp Corss, Gotp Burrons, Erc.-- While Mr. James E. McPhee, of DeGros Marsh, was ploughing, he came across several old French coins without date, alao one gold button with an image of St. Joseph and s's9 an anchor and crown stamped on it The neighbors think that the coins are

from the old French fort supposed to have

been there in the days of the first settlers a taims Damage It ia understood tha Mr. Pau! Lea will put a c’sim City Council for damag+s 16 cons

with his barned mill, on the ground of in- sufficient water supply at the foot of West

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moreland street Lea's claim is that

» water pipes and hydrant were rot of

Z alled for by the contract between

the ty apd Ww ater Compsny, that on this

& wnt the firemen were delayed in get-

ting water on the burning building The

water company have just completed laying

4 six-inch water pipe service in the locality referred to.—Moncton Times.

o EXPERIEN is the best teacher, and ic is

wise to learn from the past ; even our fiilures should benetit us for the future Some men profit by the experience of others —this is wise —others muat or will experiment for them selves. None of us are too wise to learn, and yar good judgment prompts us to place con fidence in men who have carried through a business successfully for years. * Let ua Men cultivating Vegetables, Flowers and Plants, experimentiog and testing iu the most practical way those best suited to climate, are the men you

We invite ye

reason together.”

our leland iy ‘ently wm buy seeds from te cali whenia Charlottetown at our Stalis in the Market. Our Seeds are the same aa we lf not in town, send you: List of prices

pact irteives order by mail or telephone seat on application SON, Pownal, P. E. |

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Tue Mi gave their opening performance in the Lyceum last evening to a large andience. The troupe

avery good one In the openirg ‘‘tirst part” there were nineteen people un the stage. The orchestra were in the rewr on a@ reived] piatior: acd in tront sit the minstrele—only the end sving blacked faces, the othes being evening d:iess M at of the £0 igs j we w here Mart Stevens Seng * i ink ea io y s>well that he was | isiv er red, aed io re ponee gave a verse or t f “The Pie: acs James Daly, whois the possessor of an «xcvilert bass 840 “hing wer Land end ea, ' p oun anil was ales encored, end mest of the other vocalists We 6 simi'a y n et The ep ial ms 1

i tne second go d, perhaps the

part were ABO g being the acrobatic perform the staff drill by Me} Gleason and the ventrilogaism by Aix Wilson. Tie ;

mest pleasi

ances of John Dales ;

mpany was rather Jate in

Stfiving, and it was half-past eight o'clock aaa the curtain rose, but when the per- ormance did commence the fun wae fast and

furious. There will be another performance to-night

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| to appear at the St. John Opera House in Oc-

Address J. J. GAY &!

sTRELS. — Arlington’s Minstrels |

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Hat hacking cough can be s» quickly ’y Shiloh s cure Roddia Bres,

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Be ¢ ARRFUL.- Before paying vour money |

| see that the wrapper on each box of Everybody's

| Pills bears the signature ‘*A,S, Johnson.”

None are genuine without it,

SKODA’S LITTLE TABLETS Mild, Safe, Efficient. Faroe. | perior to any pill. For Head- | ache and iver Complaint nothing can equal these Tab- tcts. With the DISCOVERY they cure Kheumatism. 50 in a box only 35 cts.

lne Laprss Deticntev.—The pleasant ct and the perfect safety with which the ladies gaay use the liquid fruit laxacive, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions make it their favorite remedy: It is pleasing to the eye and to the taste, gentle, yet effect-

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walin acting on the kidneys, liver and | dowels, eons ei | Pur Mrramicut.—A Picfo& despatch saye - j The Miramichi hag been towed to Pictou and |}

s new shaft is being made at the steel works. Had the accident to the boat happened half an-hour earlier the vessel would have been broken up on the rocks and, as there was such big gale on, the officers say that not a single | soul would have been saved. } -

Due First Convicrion.—This moining a! man named Roderick McDonald, doing busi ness on Upper Queen Street, appeared before | the Stipendiary Magisttate to answer a charge | of selling intoxicating liquor on Sunday. He acknowledged his guilt and wag*fined $25 and | ___ costs or one month’s imprisonment. his is | ease ae the first conviction under the Sunday Obser- vance Law passed at the !18t session of the | Legislature.

—__~.>-—- i ; Gorse TO MANITOBA-—Maine farmera, as | weil as those from Massachusetts, are making | ;

a move towards Manitoba, the reports of the} delegates seat out from those states being of | * most encouraging nature. It is expetted | that with the inflax from these states and} Minnesota, Michigan, Nebraska} ard the} Dakotas there will be between 3,000 and} 4.000 Americans settled under the British | f ig Detore the end of this year,

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For NEWFOUNDLAND.—Nine head of | prime cattls purchased by Joseph Wise, | Esq , Muton, from various persuus, were | weighed on the city scales this forenoon. Phese cattle form psrt of a shipment Mr,

Wise intends making to St. Johns, Nfld. | The names cf the persons from whom the} cattle were purchased and the weight in

each instance, given by M F Seller, fol- | lows: P. M-;:Phee bul’, 1525 Ibs; cow,

1175 Iba. J heifer, 830 ibs

MeLivs bull, 1280 hs; N. MeL -an—ox, 975 Ibs,

R. McKinnoa—vx, 1060 ibs. W. Boyce— |

cow 1285 lbs. D. McPhail—ox, 1140 Ibe: |

ox, 880 ibs. | sane ) a en

STARVATION aT Laprapor.—The steamer

Harlaw, which arrived at Halifax trom New :ndland on Saturday, contirms the reports

of destitution on the Labrador coast. There! ; 5a 4 Aa P

are a nuinber of people who live in Flowers’ BnYS MEW o AND CHILDREN 3 CLOTHING,

Cove and vicinity who have to depend on 4 j

few months’ fishing for existence, and if the

weather is bad and fish scarce they

suffer accordingly. Last year the fishing | ig |

! THOUSANDS OF SUITS TO SELECT FROM! Han season wasa bad one for them, and th | spring they are consequently in want and it i : : was told ‘. some of those on the Harlaw that dreds of buy ers made happy every month at OUR GREAT many of them are suffering. Some informas| L tion was also given about two cases of starva- CLOT HING ROOMS. Not one of our clerks allowed > to ion reported to Capt. Farquhar the last trip.

They were those of two children; they bad | misrepresent a single Garment or practice deception on our very little to eat, were thinly clad, and were © . setually starviog; their mother went toa} sen ie . neighbor's to hog seme aid for them, and when ,customers. E\ ERY GARM ENT GUARANTEED.

she returned they were both dead. > | . Some or THE ApvanTAGEs —A Ricbibucto il correspondent of the St. John Sun says: The | SEE OUR PRICES :

advantages to merchants here, from direct and ilar communication with P. E. Island, } lt illustrated a few days ago

re wel! Aly . . ~ ¢@ . ‘voller, represeacing « large grocery Som ot QQ Boys’ Suits, worth $1.75, for $1 60. 163 Men's Coats, worth $2 and $2.25, for 75e.

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Charlottetown, arrangea to send ov i schooner, an i was here taking orders for that | pur pose The difference in freight be-

tween the latter place and St. john is} very ncticeable. Take, for isatance, Americen | kerveene and molasses A barrel of kerosene | from St. John costs over a dollar before land- | ed here, while from P. FE. Island only twenty : ,

tents. "The freight on a puncheon 7 molasses i are any ob ect.

y rail is pearly three dollars, while the P. E, . I-land man says he will land it here for less than fifty cents. This is quite an item, con- sidering that these articles can be purchased as cheap in Charlottetown asin St. John. Chis same firm are taking orders for Ameri- 5 can kerosene, to be delivered here and at Miramichi next fall, direct from New York by achooner,

We will do the Clothing Business if LOW PRICES

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Fal csaaliiiaealie Personal.

Mr, and Mrs. Rayden, and Miss Mary Ray- len, arrived from England last evening, and are staying at the Hotel Davies.

An exchange ssys: Rose Coghlan, who is

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tober, and her brother Charles, are now play- 5 ing the closing week of a successful engage- f ment at McVicker’s theatre, Chicago The Check Book has proved a drawing card. Miss Coghlan will epead her summer vacation in P.

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Lecal Notices. |

Oar prices are always the lowest. We are selling tapestry carpets at 24c and Brussels carpes at 35c.—Jas Paton & Co, Market Square.

Come to the largest, cheapest and best car- pet House in P, K. 1. Our prices are always the lowest. We can give a Brussels carpet at 352 a yard.—Jas Paton & Co, Market Square.

See the startling bargains we are giving in | ladies’ unmade cosiumes. Nothing like it in t e city.— Perkins & Sterns. mayl7 3i

See our make of ready-made clothing. —D. A. Bruce. m7 3i

Just Opened.—One lot of our new silk rogs.

J. B. Macdonald. mi6 3i | Dp. A Bruce's ready-made clothing is the best shown in the city. Suits from 73 cents up. ml7 3i

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Clothing 'THE CARPET BUSINESS!

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TUESDAY, MAY 1%, 1892.

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STANLEY EBRGDS.

OUR MANTLE DEPARTMENT |

WE OFFER YOU The Most Fashionable Garments nati The Most Reasonable Prices !

STANLEY BROTHERS, BROWN’S BLOCK.

Charlottetown, May 4, 1892—eod & wky

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Game of Bluff

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—- - — (1) - INCE WE HAVE OPENED OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT our trade has far exceeded

our expectations. Our object in going into the Carpet business was to give people KATR, SQUARE TREATMENT, and goods at the right prices. Now we claim, as our right, your patronage. You may ask WHY.

- While our competitors for years were asking and getting $1.55 and $1.60 for 5-frame Brussels Carpet, and 36 cents for cheap Tapestry, we have sold our best Brussels for $1.15, and cheap Tapestry for 25 cents per yard—never asking more—which goes to show that our competitors have been making an enormous profit out of the people. This cannot b» denied. We don’t believe in monopolies, and have been the means of breaking the Carpet business in two, and taking the largest half ourselves. Competitors may feel sore, but we can assure the public it is not from overwork. We wish our competitors well, but we think this explanation necessary. WE CUT YOUR CARPET FOR NOTHING, con't charge for waste, and do all work in connection with HOUSE FURNISHING.

PATTON BROTHERS, 136 MAIN STREET.

Charlottetown, May 17, 1892—eod & wky

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J. B. MACDONALD’S.

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We are showing extraordinary value in BLACK DRESS MATERIAL in all the newest makes, and can assure our patrons and friends that there is notaing in the trade to sur ass the value shown by us.

In COLORED GOODS we have a large stock in all the newest fabrics, with Trimmings to match, See our immense stock of Prints and Ginghams before you buy these goods; we are away ahead.

As for READY-MADE CLOTHING, Men’s and Boys’, we ask you as a special favor that you see our immense stock, and rest assured we will allow no one to underseli us in |Clothing. For Honest Goods and Lowest Prices always try

J. B, MAGDONALD'S GREAT CLOTHING STOaE, DOMINION BOOT & SHOE STORE,

Our new Spring Stock daily arriving, given entire satisfaction; better than ever this season.

Gur Boots have always Don’t for-

Dow’r forget that J. H. Bell is headquarters for all kinds of custom and h+nd-mace boots ani shoes, workmanship the best, prices far

; | the lowest, quality uacqualled. Give him : call 7 ml23aw 2" | SHIP NEWS. aa. ENTERED. i / 5 "3

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May 14—Foam, Moran, Pictou; Minnie R, | Me Miilen, Pinette.

16—R W Smith, Forrest, Cow Bay, coal; | Kalala, Weatherbie, Chatham; J AG C.) Matatall, Tatamagouche.

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CLEARED,

The Wonderfal Cheap Men.

May 14—Foam, Moran, Pictou; Minnie . McMillan, Pinette; Lady Franklyn, Garcer,

Sydney, produce &c Charlettetown, May 17, 1892—00d & wky

get we have the best goods for the least money, salts bachcsdgat

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For Custom Boots, Hand Made, Goff Brothers’ is the Place.

EASURES TAKEN, FITS GUARANTEED, LOW PRICES, COMFORT. You want a wide inside to your Boot to give tread to the foot. No more corns. We alev keep 4 large variety of Custom Boots on hand, light and heavy Kangaroo, Kid, Dongola, French Calf. We buy f. p+ where they are made. Our new stock of Boot Tops and Leathers have just arrived from England. - We have the real genuine French Calf Lace and Elastic Side Top—the very best. The prices of our Tops are put in low, as we want to supply the whole Island. The prices range as follows :—$1.15, $1.25, $1.35, $1.65, $1.85, $2.00 and $2 25. Also, splendid Shoe Tops, 1.30. Also, Ladies’ Kid, Goat and Calf Tops. Send your money in and we will send Tops and change back if not suitable, and will return money. LEATHERS—French Calf, Kid, Goat, Grain Caif, Kip, Neats, Grain and Sole Leathers. SHUEMAKERS' FINDINGS —Awls, Bristles, Hammers, Lasts, Wax, Peg:, Thread, Silk, Hardash Naila, Pincers, Rasps, Knives, etc. N. B.—We will treat your orders with as much attention as if personally attended.

GOFF BROS’. BOOT FACTORY.

Charlottetown, May 3, 1892—eod & why