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0. O, F.—St. Lawrence Lodge meets to Boy's CLoTamxe —The balance of our stock | at nearly baif price to clear.—J. B. Macdon- - ald. febl0 6i dw wAis & positive cure for burns : se j ecalds, It acts like magic. {2 ln Carret Remnants —About 200 ends, 1} | o to 2 yard lengths, suitable for rugs or chair Honey in the comb, very choice ; just | covering. —Harris & Stewart. received at Geo Carter & Co's ; Bub. 12 4icod Ladies marketing to-morrow) ~ should visit Watsen’s sew Druze \pr Gantry —Don't miss the art gallery | Stere, three doors beiow London and curies at the social Tuesday, ia the} Mouse Corner. M the liat i ch a Suiton’s ViTaLizER is what you need for A SPLENDID line of children’s peak cps | Constipstioa, loss of appetite, dizziness, and od tams All prices.—James Paton Co. | all symptome of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 feb]? 3i cents per bottle.—Reddin Bros. novldwly -> = Hock er.—Don t forget the hockey tourna- PHILHARMONIC —A fall attendance is re
ment at the Rink on Wednesday next. The fight will be a hard one. Asx to see Beer Bros’ all-wool merino, 45 wide and wnly 40 cents per yard feb15 31
ai Don't forget the entertainment and social in the Firat Methodist church, Tuesday evening, the 16 h,.«t 8 o’cl e%. ; o Rewemper the meeting for women only night in the Second Methodist Church (up stairs), at 7.30 o’clock. All females welc ime.
We have alot of children's alsters which we hive put upon the coun- ter to-day at 75 centseach —Harris & Stewart.
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ReceurveD To-paY —Artist materials, hog hair and sable brushes, badger bienders, Hey's paints, all colors. Lowest prices in town.—Haazard & Moore.
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HoerrrvaL Conorry on Tuesday evening next. An excellent programme has beep pre pared. Make arrangoments to be present and help along a worthy institution.
For softening, improving and beautifying the skin no preparation that has ever been introduced equals Estey’s Fragrant Phila- lerma. Drugyists sell it. febl Im
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12,000 yarpDs cf choice new Print Cottons have been added to our sale To fally appreciate what this means it ia necessary to see the display we are making—Beer Bros. 3i
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WW HEN out shopping it will pay you to visit
Reer Bros. and secure some of ihe bargains
they are off-ring in embiociderics. Prices range from 3 cents to $1 50 per yard feblS 3i -_——> We have atill sbout a dozen of those very
cheap unbieached linen table oths worth
80 cents, which we are selling at 55 cents
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Potice Covrt.—The assault cass referred tein THe EXAMINER on Saturday, came up for hearing to-day. Th cha ge was provea, und the defendant was fined 33 or 14 days.
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Krworra Leacus. — There will be no meeting of the Literary Depa: tment of the Epworth Lesgue thiseveuing. The .djourned meeting will be held op Monday, the 220d inet.
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By looking at the quotations «f the Vir- ginis tobacco markets it will be found that the highest price paid for ‘fillers’ —which is the tobacco which forms the body of the plug
very closely corresponda with the invutced price of tobacco leaf imported into Oatario
As over fous -fifths of all he leaf imported into the Province is for ‘‘ Myrtle Navy” stock, this fact is official proof of the cliim that the “Myrtle Navy” ie made of the finest Vir- winia leaf. oven
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Meastes Prevacewt.—Measles are said to be very prevalent ia some parte of the country listricts in New Bronswick At Berry's Mille the school has been closed for seme time past on account of the prevalenov of the disease, but has now reopened again. At Lutes Mountain the schoo! was closed down on Thureday on the same account. The dis- ease ie confiaed principally to the children, though some grown up people are ill with the malady. No deaths have ocoarred in these sections so far from this disease.
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As Exursition of useful and fancy articles made by the children of the St. Paul's Band of Hope will be held on Tuesday evening next, Feb. 16th, from 7 to 8 o'clock, in St. Paul's Nchdolroorn. At 8 o'clock an enter tainmeat consisting of songs and recitations will be given by the children, The articles exhibited will be for sale, the proceeds to be devoted tothe Band of Hope fund for the purchase of materiala fur working, prizes, etc. Admission free, all are welcome. G, W. Cumming, Secretary. 2i
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Maxes FoxsH anp Broop.—When the sys- tem is ai! run down and there seems to be no hope of ob*aining nourishment for the body by the ordinary proeess of food supply and digestioe, waen the body is sinking fast, then ia the time to use Miller's Emulsion of pure Norwegisn Cod Liver Oil. it always works wonders, bocause it is a flesh and blood maker and contains all the constituents for noarish- ment found in wheat in fact, Miller's Emul- sion is a perfect ** ataff of life,” and has saved and cared thousands. In big bottles 50c. and $i at Charlottecown drug stores Seee
Tur Harsox Liont. —There was another large attendance at the Harbor Light om Sat- urday night last,and everyone present was on bis good behavior. Rev. Mr. Brewer, Evan- vs ist Sutcliffe and the ladies in charge are
ertainly doing their very best to make the piace attractive and homelike They previ? good reading matter and games and coffee and ¢ nice warm room, and in this way auc weed in gathering in and interesting youn
men and old men, too, many of whom wou!
otherwise be loafing about thestreetsor spending their time im the bar-rooms and other auch places. The Harbor Light is not con- nected with any particular church, Persons of all denominatious are welcomed wit! in its precincts— aud persoas of all denominations take advantage cf it, Then let everyone help it along.
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A Sao Exvertence.—The North Sydoey Herald says: A travelling agent writes that he saw a very sad case ab toncten the other day. A yoang ran who had jost buried his wife and was returning to Moncton from placing hia motherlesa children in the care of a sister in another town was in company with another young gen'leman from Boston, who was takivg his sister's corpse to Prince Edward Island for interment in the fsmily burial ground. At the station they saw an ominous-looking box, which enclosed another coffin, and n tu ally went over tu see whose it was. Fancy the herro:r of the Moncton gentlem sn when he discovered by the address that it was the body of his own mother, and this was the first intimation he had of her sudden and unexpected death. The young mn was grief stricken, and to those who
“the police are now busy making # special
Local and Other Items.
quested at the Philharmonic Society practice to-night. Practice will commence at quarter to eight. ten Tne people are taking advantage of the big bargains in dry goods and clothing now given at the great clearance 8 le at J. B. Macden- ald’s. feblO 6i wy siieiiclaccitl Estzy’s Iron Toric works like magic, reaching every part of the human body through the blood, giving to all renewed life and vigor. feb2 lm nina andes Crvic.--A special meeting of the City Coun- cil will be held on Thursday evening at half pist seven, to take into consideration the ap pointment of auditors, assessors, city survey- or, and all standing committees.
and Shoes, and don’t forget those Overshoes —Cheap Jack, sign of the Silver Or, oppo- site the railway station.
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Tus SranLxy made a return trip yesterday, and the mails and passengers reached the city by special train about six o’clock in the evening. She left Georgetown for Pictou this morning at sever o'clock.
AS A RESTORER of the system after the weak ening effec.s of la grippe, Campbell’s Elixir of Life seems to be all that could be desired. It is peasant to take, and has been used by the foremost physicians ot Montreal, with most gratifying regulis, Price $1.00 per bottle Por sale by A. 3. Johnson.
fuse Lewes Dierensation. — It is an nounced that the di-pensaiion trom fasting and abstinence during Lent, granted in the Archdiocese of Quebec, owing to grip, will be proclaimed in the Diocese of Montreal as soon as the Roman decree has been received.
A rnemepy that is endorsed by physicians must have some merit, for no physician of any standing will place his seal of approval on & preparation un’ess he knows it to be good Now Estey’s Emuision of Cod Liver Oil is not only endorsed by physicians but largely used by them in their practice. feb} lm
Canary Seep — We have jast received from England « supply «f the abuve bird s ed, pat up by Messrs James Carter & Co, the cele brated seedsinen. This seed is without doubt the best in the world. It is clean, and mi-ed in proper proportions, as recommended by the best bird fanciers. Sold in ene pound p-ck ages by George Carter * Co, Market Square. febl5 lw siamiiiaagiles
IXDISPENSABLE to every household, «sk you: grocer for Lessiye Phenix, [t will not make the washing water hard. It will not make your clothes yellow. The old chemic:) powers do that. But Lessive Phenix brings in the ne* era, of purity aud sweetness, and dezaling perfection whether in connection with the wash, or in cleansing or scouring Takes the place of soap Ask your grocer for at.
Suare Insuraxce WEN —A deputation of insurance men recently visited Ottawa to urge upon the government the licensing of insur- ance solicitors. The visit and the subject broached caused no comment at the time, and apparently seemed to have passed into ob- livion. However upon subsequent enquiry it was found that the insurance men, under cover fof an apparently innocent regulation for safeguarding their interests, hope, if their suggestion is adopted by the government, to wipe our of existence all fraternal assessment insurance associations now doing business in Cansda.
A Trvety Move —We understand that
report of all dogs in the city. The Magis- trate is doing this as constant complaints are being made of the deg nuisance. As goon as this report is in, section 10 of the city by law will be enforced to the tune of possibly 500 dogs—a good riddance. This section authorizes the police to destroy any dog at large without a collar. They have secured for a consideration the services of two boys, who undertake to bring in from ten to twenty dogs per d»y, when the dogs
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Ser Crrap JacKx before you buy your Boots
A Mighty Sale
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
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Prowse Bros. Surprise Evaryoue how thay can sell
will be shot witheut further notice Some such drastic measure is absolutely necessary. ‘Owners in the meantime can protect wi h collars, with name affixed, any valuable dogs sdiicachielaliecgeioial
Footup py Grern Goops Men.—A G:> let, inspector o' Canadian ( ustems at Rouse's Point N. Y , a few days *go noticed a couple of young men on the station plattorm at that point carrying a small parcel They demur- red at allowing him to examine the box in his official cap:city, but as he threateved to remove it from them and for- ward to Canada in bond, they at last consented, The box, on being opened, was found to contain nothing but a brick. Then the men told how they hed been duped, misied by “green goods” circulars Ten of them, all belonging ia the vicini'y of Montreal, had subscribed $100 each and for this they were to receive $5,000 in ‘new crisp bills.” The box was handed to them at R use’s Point by an indi- vidual who immediately left on the outgoing train. Before leaving, however, he assured the men that the box contained $5 00) The verdant countrymen are just ou $1,600, in return for which they have nothiog to show but bricks,
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Hockey Mitch.
The following gentlemen compose the teams for ~he match Wednesday evening ia the Rink :-—
BAST. Goal--T D Rogers. Point— A S Urquhart. F.rwards- F W L Moore, J A Moore, Geo Rogers, 8 © Moore Capt— H D Johnson,
WEatT. Goal—J B Dawson. Point—A W Weeks. Forwards—N J Rundle, W A Weeks, A Saunders, © Weeks.
At the Prices they now offer them at. LISTEN! LOOK! COME! UNDERCLOTHING, 25 per cent. discount; DRESS
CLOTHS, 25 per cent. disc» nt; GINGHA Vs, SHEE CINGS, TICKINGS, TOWELIN Js, etc., at Big Discounts.
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The Largest Assortment Ever Brought to the City PATRONIZE THE PRICE CUTTERS,
Capt—J P Rundle, Referee—Geo 1 F -ster.
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ane was one of the saddest ever experi- enced,
Crore, whooping cough and bronchitis im- mediateiy relieved by Shiloh’s Cure.—Reddin * Bros, novidwly-
PROWSE BROTHERS,
THE WO \DERFUL CHEAP MEN, 144 QUEEN STREET. « Qharlottetown, February 3, 182
PATTON BROTHERS.
Our Cheap Sale was such a suc- cess last month that we will con- tinue it this month. Our Stock is new=--10 shop-worn goods. Bargains in every department. Goods have to be sold to make room for our large Spring Stock.
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PATTON BROTHERS, - - - 136 QUEEN
Charlottetown, February 10, 1892—eod & wky
STREET.
GREAT CLEARING SALE
Dry Goods and Clothing
1B. MACDONALD’, QUEEN STAGE
Tuasday, 224 of February, ani Continuing during th Eatira Math.
THE FOLLOWING G2°0DS FOR CASH ONLY:
Ladies’ Dress Material (ali kinds), 20 p c. off Table Damasks, Towels & Toweling, 20 p. c. off Ladies’ shiwis, Jackets and Ulasters, 20 “ | Ladi-s’ Felt Hats, " 50 * Ladies’ Gloves. Hosiery & Corset:, 20 “ | Union and All Wool Flannels, y | Silks, Velvets, Piushes & [rimming, 20 | Grey & White Cottons & Ginghaias, 10“ Men's Fur Uaps & Ladies’ Fur Goods, 20“ Prints, Uretonnes and Fiannettes, 10 “ Men’s Und-relothing & fop shicts, 20 “ Picking, Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, 1) = “
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_ The bulk of this Stock wis newly importel list Fall, and mirked as low as any in the city, and now subject to above Discounts, which is certaialy a good opportunity to get Bargains.
J. B. MACDONALD, Queen Street,
SHOE STORE, and dyatiaaiay dariag tha Jnsira Math,
HE WHOLE STO3K wi'l b2 sold at a Dissoaas of 2) par cra. for FASTL only. This is a B-ne t Sale Ch: Stock is new y ul iew che very bast in the city (ff you
want hoaest-mide goods at extrwrliiiey ov g tas, bars is your cer + to bay them at
THE DIMINIIN BIIT AW) SLIT STIR.
Charlotte.own, February 1. 1892 -eod & wky
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A We invite the pubtic to ca'l antl see for tiem- selves. We have plasel in tis marcet an elegsaart range of Gents’ Farnisiings at Uost. td o'sar ine elading Underwear, Sairts, Collars (latest styles), Ties, Gloves, Caps, ete. As we are going out of this special line, we ask- you to secure for yourselyes Bargains only to be. nad once in a great waiile. Gonain» Sale. Come and secure first choiee. Overcoats aal Saits selling caeap.
McKenzie.
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Charlottetown, November 10, 1891—eod & wky
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