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\ \ srner’s Sfae Cure at W.,

kt Wa > Ex-J \iller has been sworn in Attorney i ) ee RAPES, Oran and Lemons at KENNeEpy’s | [se 7, | ae

T vas nota very large attendance at |

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Pera lyeer ap, scented and unscent- ed at W. R. Watson's.

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Ar the Stipendiary Magistrate's Court this morning two drunks were fined, one $1.75 and | the other Sl

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MepIcAL StupeNtTs will do well to read advertisement of Text Books, etc., offered by Mesers Bremner Bros (e7 21.

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Vesse_s io port at Souris had their flags | half-mast all day on Monday, out of respect to the lost crew ol the ‘*Welcome.’

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Sv. Perer’s Scuoois will re-open on Mon- day next, at 10 a. m. Parents are asked to see that their children fetch alltheir books.

aellindi Customs receipts at Montreal for August show a decrease of $100,000, compared with

the receipts of the corresponding month of 1882. > -— Ir is stated that Lord Landsdowne will sail for Quebec on the llth October. Lord

Melgund wiil sail for Canala on the 30th of . a Septem ber. oe Peacuss and Pine Apples at Kennepy’s fse7 1883, —— —

Tue first lotof the Thompson Pipe ever in Charlottetown has been received at W. R. Watson's. It is the cheapest Pipe in use, made of good Briar Reot, ond not expensive.

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A REGULAR meeting of the Benevolent Irish Society will be held in St. *Patrick’s Hali on Monday the 10th inst, at 8 o'clock, p.m. H, Fitztierald, Secretary. [sep 7 3i

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Tue friends of the Rev. G. W. Hodgson will be glad to learn that he has quite recover- ed from his illness, and will return home next month to resume his duties in his Church and school.

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At the meeting of the Shareholders of the Union Bank of P. E. Island, held yesterday, the terms of Union, between that Bank and the Bank of Nova Scotia were, we learn, adopted unanimously.

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FisueRMEN will be interested in knowing that all claims for fishing bounties for the current year mast be sent into the Depart- ment of Marine and Fisheries on or before 3ist December next.

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Iv is reported that the Pro.-Grand Master of England, the Earl of Carnarvon, will attend a Masonic meeting in Montreal. His Lord- ship will be a gnest while there of Mr. George Stephen, President of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

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Pror. Stewart CUMBERLAND, the ‘ mind reader,” who gave exhibitions of his extraord- inary faculities in soveral of the large cities of tue Dominion this summer, is said to have made $25,000 by his visit to the States and Canada.

- > Banque George Peake, MacDonald, master, cleared for Queenstown for orders, on the 7th inst., with a cargo consisting of 19,150 pieces

deais aud ends, containing 476,750 feet, superficial measurement. Shipped by the owners, Peake Bros. & Co.

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Jas. F. McAres, barber, has removed from his old stand on Grafton street to the more commodious one lately occupied by John J. Regan, Richmond street, where he hopes to meet all his old customers and as many new ones as may favor him with a call. [se7 21.

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emer | special sersion of St. Law- rence Lodge will be held at St. Lawrence Lodge, Queen Street, at 8 o'clock, this even- ing, at which time the members will pay a fraternal visit to Wildey Lodge. A full attendance is requested.

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Jou» Burke and family of nine, together with two Messrs Prowse, left this morning for Portland, Oregon. They go via the Inter- colonial, Grand Trunk, Chicago, Milwaukie & St. Paul, and the Union Pacific Railways. They purchased tickets from Mr. G. A. Sharp, of the P. E. Island Railway, and are accompanied by D. O. Pease, Esq., of the Chicago, Milwaukie & St, Paul Railway.

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Propsety the most unique nnd attractive sign in the city is the revolving sign male by Mr. G. W. Millner for the Diamond Book- store. It is composed of blocks in the shape of Diamonds, each of which is gilded with gold border, and decorated with a Union Jack. Painted on the sign are ‘Express Oflice,” “Samp'e Rooms,” ‘Dye Works” and ‘*Rubber Stamps.” ‘This is the first eign of the kind ever make in this Province.

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Tue Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars was inaugurated to-day in Seott’s Hall by Colonel Hickman, There were present a goodly numbec of deiegates from the several country lodges that have been recently started. Several committees were appointed this morning for the purpose of prosecut'ng the temperance work with geat vigor. The lodge adjourned at one o'clock and met again at three. This after- noon the members proceeded with the election of officers whose names we have not yet re-

ceived. Gb lhagS

Tue Meamer ‘‘Worcester” left yesterday evening with a cargo of merchandise and the following passengers: Marie Large, Jessie Eaton, Susan Eaton, Susan Sentner, Lillie Younghusband, Emily Younker, Martha Molyneaux, Sarah Stewart, Isabella Stewart, Janie Rodd, Edith Binns, Flora Gillis, Miss C McLeod, Mrs, Wm. Curley, Mary Jane Mc- Leod, Sarah Morton, C. A. Morton, Maggie A. Stewart, Christy McDougall, Jane Mat- thew, Flora McDonald, Katie Martin, Mary McDonald, Maggie McPherson, Maggie Nicholson, Miss C. McDonald, Miss,C. C. Mc- Donald, Miss MpBenzie, Miss Christie Mc- Donald, Miss C. Hennesy, Mr. Robert Mc- Donald, Miss Morrison, Fannie Gay, Mr. F. N. Lockerby, Rosa Mc Murray, Annie Mathison, Maggie Matheson, Mrs. Winsloe, William Sheen, Miss Fraser, Mr. Stewart, Macy A Cardia Maggie Innis, Sarah Me- ilson, Margaret Wilson, ames Whelan, Eddie Far- nace, Annie CahiliF C Lanthard, Mrs James Wood, Mary McLagn, Henrietta Beers, C M Morrisoo, Christian Bgnce, Maggie Nicholson, Mary Smith, Christi¢ Smith, Florence White, Mary Callaghan, B Callaghan, M J McAulay, Catherine McDonald, George Guild. Bridget A. Dana, Mary Duna, Mary Ana Curly, Mrs. Arch’ Langthorne, Jas. B. Stewart, Miss Ht. McLoughlin, Mrs. John Gibson, Miss Maggie McAdam, Mrs. J. G. Austio, Lizzie McAdam | Joua Whelan—total 92,

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(Special Desrarcues io ‘Vue EXAMINER, }

The Marquis of Wartington at Sheflield.

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placed on DeChambord’s cottin. |

Phe Marquis ‘of Hartington, speaking at

trench in Madagascar was suflicient ground France. He thought would make a satisfactory explana-

for a quarrel with r ance tion, and he thought no sane statesman in France desired a qnarrel with England,

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Loss of Crew. GLoversTER, Sept. 7. The schooner Hyperion arrived from the bank trip yesterday afternoon and reports the loss of two dories aud four of her crew, ou August 26. They were Cape Breton men

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A Germany Barque Abandoned. LONDON, Sept. 7. The German barque ‘‘Kathinka,” from Hamburg August 20, for Port Royal, was abandoned on the 2nd inst. Her crew arrived at Milford, Haven.

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Canadian Immigration. Orrawa, Set 7. According to reports at the Department of Agriculture, the number of immigrants that arrived in Canada during the past eight months is 138,384.

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Suppesed Beath of Warren Smith.

Hatirax, Sept. 7. Warren Smith, the oarsman, is among the lost in the fishing vessel owned by his father-in-law, and which is given up as lost with all on board.

The Croydon Handicap.

Lonpvon, Sept: 7. Keene's three year old American colt

‘*Bolerio” won the Croydon handicap on Wednesday last.

Earthquate in Germany.

Bern, Sept. 7. Several shocks of earthquake were felt at Dusseldorf on Tuesday night, but no damage ensued.

Earl Carnarvon in Canaia.

Orrawa, Sept. 7. 4 Earl Carnarvon will be the guest of Sir John McDonald during his stay in Ottawa.

Ischia Alarmed.

om Naptes, Sept. 7. A shock of earthquake was felt at Ischia again and caused much alarm.

Telegraph Notes. The Queen has conferred the blue ribbon of the order of the garter upon Prince Albert Victor, son of the Prince of Wales.

A desprtch from Hong Kong states that the reported crossing of the frontier of Tonquin by Chinese troops is as yet uncon- firmed. i

A telegram from the Governor General of the Dutch East Indias says that the bays within the area of a recent volcanic distur- bances are filled with banks of pumice stone.

The temple of Boro Budder, in Java, the largest Buddist temple in the East, was destroyed.by falling rocks. Thirteen thou- sand florins have been sent to Batavia by telegraph for the relief of the district.

The police are in possession of facts which show a revival of Fenian activity in London. All noted rendevous of pro- minent Irish agitators have again been placed under strict police surveillance.

The Count of Paris arrived atthe French capital on the 5th inst. The Temps reports that the Count of Chambord left 60,000,- 000 frances, which are to bedivided between the Duke of Parma and the Count of Bardi.

Anti-Magyar disorders broke out at Beduja on the 5th inst., and troops were called on to restore order. A conflict arose between a mob of peasants and a troop of Hussars, and the latter were obliged to re- treat for reinforcements. The peasants them attacked a body of infantry and sever- al persons were killed aud wounded on both sides.

The Chinese legation at Paris is still without any official information in regard to the reported massing of Chinese troops on the Tonquin frontier. It is admitted, however, by the members of the embassy thatif the French Asiatic squadron has been charged with the duty of notifying China of the signing of the treaty the situation might be greatly complicated thereby.

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Weather Bulletin.

Probabilities for the next 24 howrs for the Maritime Provinces.

Toxonro, September 7--10 a. m.

Moderate to fresh southwesterly winds, fine weather.

We contracted to insert Mack’s Magnetic Medicine because we were assured that the firm was composed of reliable and honorable gentlemen, and alsc, because the medicine was recommended as being all and more than the advertisement claimed. We are informed by druggists that it is the best selling article they have, and that it gives satisfaction to their Sold in Charlottetown at Apothe-

customers. c :

caries Hall. See advertisemert in another ad 7 7

column. sep3 lw wkly

———an Be sure aod ask your storekeeper for a pair

of Boots made at the Boot and Shoe Factory. [sep 7 tf

ante Oe : Barrier Pears aud Bapanas at ——,

| Sheffield to-day, said it was a mistake to | suppose the arrest of Mr. Shaw by the |

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CURRENT NOTES.

The Prince avd Princess of Wales will vot visit Scotland this year.

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The number of deaths from cholera in!

Egypt is reported as 27,318. | The Queen sent a bouquet of lilies to be |

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Drought in Virginia is doing much dam- | age to the cotton, tobacco and corn crops. | The treaty of commerce between Ger-

many and Spain has been passed by the Reichstag.

The United States mercantile agencies | report fewer failures and prospects general- | iy brightening.

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General Grant persists in wearing an old- | fashioned watch fob, and is very particular about the way it sits.

The Earl and Countess of Carnarvon re- | main the guests of the Governor-General at | the Citadel, Quebec.

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Over one hundred thousand copies have been sold of a penny edition of Oliver | Twist, published in Liverpool.

The French general in Tonquin has de- | manded a reinforcement of 5,000 men. All the ports of Annam are declared to be blockaded.

A severe hurricane was experienced in Paris on Sunday, which spoiled the success of an entertainment to have been given in aid of the poor.

Fifteen thousand Chinese troops are re- ported as proceeding to Naidnong. A Chinese squadron is also loading at Shan- ghai with troops, ainmmunition, and torpe- does.

The Canadian Pacific Railway Company for their exhibit at the International Exhi- bition at Amsterdam have been awarded a diploma of honour, which is the highest award.

Mr. Shaw, the Madagascar missionary, states that while in custody of the French at Tamatave he was denied access to papers containing the charges against him, and was never informed of what he was accused.

Tie Grit officials at Rat Portage are stated to be privately promising titles to owners of mining and other claims on Lake ef the Woods on condition of supporting the Mowat candidate in Algoma.

Dr. Joseph Williams, aged 35, a Boston physician, formerly of Montreal, has been arrested for criminally assaulting a twelve- year-old girl sent to get him to attend her sick brother. He has confessed the crime.

There is consternation among the Mowat party at Rat Portage on finding that there is no appeal in the case cf the Grit specials sent to Winnipeg gaol for six months, and that their pets must serve their time in prison.

London World hears that the Queen wa anxious to invest Miss Florence Nightingale with the new Order of the Red Cross, and invited her to Osborne for the purpose; but the heroine of the Crimean War begged to be excussed on the score of ill-health.

About a year. pany in Willia that after the expiration of twelve months no employe would be retained in the mills who could not read and write. Evening schools were established. The few who neglected to learn to read and write have received notice of their dismissal. .

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Lord ‘‘Charley” Beresford, who gained much applause by his dare-devil bravery at the bombardment of Alexandria, is noted for eccentricity in making presents. Not long ago he gave the Princess of Wales a particularly vicious, sandy-colored bull-dog, and he once sent a young bride, as a wed- ding gift, aset of four silver salt cellars shaped like cradles, with pap-spoons to ac- company them.

Her Majesty preposes to have the elegy which Mr. Tennyson is to compose it memory of the late Jchu Brown engraved on the various tombstones, brasses, and tablets which are to be erected in honor of ‘*the Highlander,” as he used to be called by the ecurt. The extent of the arrange- ments which are in progress with the view of keeping John Brown’s memory green is beyond all belief. By the way, it is hinted that Mr. Tennyson has no relish for the task the Queen has imposed upon him.

Captain Webb’s death at Niagara recalls the similar fate of a man in Sicily just 100 years ago. Nicholas, surnamed ‘‘ the Diver,” on account of his many wonderfu! exploits, undertook, in the presence of thousands of spectators, to dive to the bottom of the Sicilian Gulf, where there is a dangerous whirlpool, and bring up some- thing which had been thrown in. He made the attempt and succeeded. Again some- thing more precious was thrown in, and he again succeeded. Finding that in the second attempt he encountered some sub- marine difficulties which he had not ex- pected, he declined to make another attempt, but a Sicilian noble throwing in a gold cup studded with brilliants as the prize, he dived into the gulf and was never seen again.

MARRIED. At Georgetown, on the 5th inst., by Hon. D. Gordon, J. P., Mr. Thomas White anid

Mies Matilda Mackenzie, both of Murray Harbor.

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Summerside, Sept. 6— Entered schrs Mary Matilda, Kogers, Pictou, coal. Cld. schr Annie Florence, Bernard, Pictou, bal.

Belfast. Ire., Aug. 31l.—arrivedy barqu Lady Nairn, Richards, New York, apd to saj for Richibucto on 8th September, 7 /Mia

FAT HERRING.

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00) BARRELS, in Wholes, Halves and l Quarters, for sale by

D. SMALL. Ch’town, Ang. 17, 1883.—2w

Macker-. Barrels.

TOO M‘CKEREL BARRELS for sale.

iLerms—Net cash. A. L. BRIDGES & OD, Aug. 16.—3w Jaw wkly 2 = { » oO

; = eh tie, Conn., gave notice}

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Periins & Sterns.

NEW KID GLOVEs, NEW SILK GLOVES, NEW RIBBONS,

NEW BEAD LACKS,

NEW BEAD CROWNS, NEW SPANISH LACES, NEW CREAM LACES, NEW WHITE LACES,

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NEW WOOL WRAPi:,

NEW BEAD GIMPs. NEW FRILLINGS, NEW FEATHERS,

NEW JET FLOWERS, NEW STRAW. HATS, NEW VELVETEENS, NEW HANDKERCHIEFS.

No. LVaiue in Fiannels, Bed Vicks, Fieecy Cottons & Shiriings.,

Grey and White Cottons at the Lowesi Prices.

Red, White and Blue Cotton Warp, Warranted to be the Best Quality,

Ch’town, Aug. 24, 1883.

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MOCASSES AND OTHER GOODS

Are Giving General Satisfaction.

_ #nea.Goods expressed to Steamers, Railroad Depot and other parts of the broad. Apply to H. Coombs,

City FREE OF CHARGE.

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HENRY BEER.

Charlottetown, July 28, 1883.-—taw and wky.

ALWAYS ON HAND |

D. A. Bruce’s,

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SUPPLY 8¥ CLOTHS

Which you can purchase by

the yard, or have made to order

At the Lowest Prices consistent with Good Workmanship. —ALSO—

GErIyrrs

FURNISHINGS.

Hats and Shirts a ®pecialty.

Ch’town, June 23, 1883.—3m eod wkly

Ginger Beer, Ginger Ale,

~ TEA PARTY SUPPLIES |

70:

Lemon, Raspberry, and Strawberry Syrups, Lime Juice. Confectiozery, Nuts, Biscuits, Ke.

Committees for getting up Teas will do well to give usa call.

WK Goods not used can be

returned, if in good order.

BEER & GOPF'S.

Ch’town,"July 6,—2aw wkly >

ERKINS & STERNS.

wth ncstharaihuhdiadlbdtivins UR London House now landing per

S. S. “‘Summersije.”” More daily expect- ed per 8. S. “Wetherby.”

GEO. DAVIES & CO. Ch’town, Aug, 28, 1883.—2w 3aw

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND, &c. eadimenenenttiadineeninenaagtee _o-nno—enedhel incnenaersoneardhenactieee en naatidiaaepioon

A COTTAGE PIANO in good order, for sale at less than half its value. Apply

at this office. {se7 3in pd.

WOR SALE—A nice Driving Mare, quiet and free from vice. Apply to R. F. QuIRK. _ [se7 Sin,

ae lady and gentleman can

be accommodated with Parlor and Bed- room in a private residence. Situation good Apply at Tue Examiner office, (se7 3in.

ANTED TO HIRE-—A driving horse for about — Apply at this

, [sept 6 2in pd. FEW GENTLEMEN can be accom: ve modated with board on rearonable terms, in the house, corner of Great George and Kiug streets, lately occupiet by Mr. W. Hickey. Mars. SaunDERSON. [sept. 6 1883.

office.

KG SALE—Plot of Land on Sydney 8t,, Charlottetown, 16x84 feel, with Dwell- ing thereon, situate to the «ast of J. Metcalf ’s brick house. For terms apply to Paul Towan, Springfield, or to McLean & Martin, Charlottetown. [sep5 101 eo1

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JUGGY—One Single Buygy—cheap, light, anduobby—the props:ty of a geatleman Agent. {sep3 4i eod myo LET—A~—Dwelling House on Orlebar Street, containing nine rooms, Rent low. Apply to Henry Blatch [sep3 tf

(cts eeneenstennaenenaoemaennsnen tigen

OST—On Monday Night, 3rd instant, by J. Hobb’s corner, Bunch of Keys The finder-will be rewarded by leaving them at this office. {sep3

OST OR STOLEN —A _Liver-colored Spaniel Log, wearing collar bearing name

of J. Burwash. the finder will be rewarded y returning the same, or giving information of his whereabouts, to E. F. Purdy, Kent St. ‘{sepl tf

ANTED—At Peake’s Btation Starch \ Mill, a man and his wife to take charge of a boarding house for the season. Good references required, Apply immediately to McKinnon & McLeca, Charlottetown, (aug 29 lw nt

ANTED--A girl to do general house- , work. Apply at Examiner Orrice.

Aug 27 RGAN, Cumberland Street, will ady to receive a limited number of js after Monday, 27th, August. |

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ie \ J ANTER DA. Housemaid, good charac ter from * gia d good outfit required, Appl 1G¢H, Water >treet.4 {aug22

r LET—A Stable, with OCoachhouse and Loft, on Pownal Street. Apply at Ex- MINER OFFICE, faugiO

hae “f—A house containing six rooms, Apply~te._tames Mckeod, Spring Park Road, —. {au 4 wai '

OARDERS-—A few boarders can be ac-

2» conimodated at Mrs, Roda’s, opposite ‘ickard 8 Bakery. A [ly 31 OR SALE—Set of Tinsmith’s Toole, also a lot Tinware, cheap./ Apply to Mra. Rodd, opposite Pickatd’s ligkery. [jly 31

\O LET—(with immediate possession) that

handsome and compiodious residence in

the northern subur the city, on St. Peters

Road, lately occupied\ by L. B. Archibald, ‘sq. Enquire of Lone TH & Haszaxp

[may ib, 183

EMOVAL —We have leased Monaghan’s Brick Store, next Moor to Dodd & Rogers’ Hardware Store, whegt we intend moving in s few weeks. op at present occupied oy us, to which i ed a large yard and ire on the prem. sign of the Big fang21 ta fr wy tf

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INEGAR—Just received a supply of French Imperial Triple Vinegar, war-

ou of best quality, For sale at Jobn Hobs’ Grocery Store, {aug 2 ow tuw

tea i agra a mae sanane. mee