THE DAILY EXAMINER ° . 4 i 4 dom shi - ° " 9 ” 7 Sauicteorcionmeaa ca. — | > > . vy ‘ > ry i . “ LOC Al AND OTHER ITEMS c, M. B, A, MEETING | FROM ALL POINTS OF THE COMPASS.) Monsignor Molloy and others attended the | prospect of Sir Charles’ accession to the — ] \ va ? f &t D { a | Uritish Trade on the Increase meng premiership, It is pointed out that his eguiar meeting of °< nstan’s | s s ase. | 4 : . ; R No °16.C. M_B.A Na *e ae ; Ty ' Portugal and Mozambique close touch with imperial affairs may rand 216, M.B . was beid in St, | onpoN, Jan, Se- 1e board of trade . ‘ ‘ st s } S 3 P -’s Hall last evening. His Lord- |: an hic Date a . ac, ae). Wasninerex, Jan. 8.—Consul General prove of the greatest service in Canada _ cae eturns for December show an increase Of } ,, ; just now. The Chronicle emphasizes ° » Bishop Macdonald was present, and | £3,000,000, an increase in e .| Taveira, in charge of the Portugese lega pA | »a £3,000,000, an increase in exports of : ; r Tupper’s power and experience to deal Ye Was presented W an address to which | $1,689,090 during the : ~.,a | tion, has received the following cable 3! during the month compareé ; : with the critical state of affairs now pend “ plied at-some lengt} In the cours sh Dacomber. 2804. gram from his government at Lisbon in C i por ce TI ote 1] \ niasiicies oni that he would bi a * regard to the Mozambique (East Coast of = ‘pain ant " - eo : " . “ please » see brant established al » Grontanether "Tease Him fe Band. Africa) rebellion: “ Gungunhamma and Bo MS o i { F * rl ac 7 * i owe'l deserves w . o ver the Prov and that he would Lonponx, Jan. 8 The Westminster | bis son were imprisoned by Captain Mon- sel edly tt p a, one a - . . osslet as an ble ihe spread of | @azette says that the Queen has wriiten a | senlio. Lorenzo Marques will be convey- 1e i me o Th rong man ir ote a Ss t C.M A. in his diocese. j tet »the Emperor of Germany rebuk- | & d at once to Lisbon on board the Protu- ai oa ff 7 t as fe t a | Grand Deput Rev. A. E. Burke, g him for his attitude in regard to the | gese troopsbip Africa. The strongest en- - lew = : sane’ a a4 ae 3 - —" > i i at His Lords} ip was named | Lransvaal, especially in the matter of the } thusiasim pre vi ails al Li is sbon.” The con qua ICS & ae pre een juncture.’ i ’ C P the C. M. B. A. in this ese, | COngratulatory message which his majesty } sul general says this practically marks the Satolli Made a Cardinal, en addressed the Society re Wil nt to President Kruger. re eis has been ~ Battimore, Md., Jan, 8.—At Baltimore the Association, and show: | ee ee — in } = ique over a year.Gum- | cathedral a few days ago Francis Satolli, - - ' me? Ray rt an an vy Pies ° ° ane eat al of w é i a io aiming an y : od are the African | titular archbishop of Lepanto and papa! » l ‘ 1) He v dein | ' NDON, Jan. 8.—The Times in an edi | ‘ " ets or caused the Portugese colony ® | ablegate to the United States, was elevat- vil of a aints , wi | . Branch 21% to endeav to | Lorial yeater lay informs the t nited States | sreat dea <— for years. Gungun ed to the cardindiate and forn ally vested Tuesday « x issist as much as poss t srther that whether we have trovble in Europe | Ree epee On. had been y hiding | with the scarlet, which marks the rauk of ip : e Associa } and Africa or not, we will not yield on the | Since November, when the chief’s army, cardinal ] Mas ' ) elan que ' Pr. ne ear! Vs ne ine iim? a. : . a H » proceeded to install t ficers | znelan question, We have in ulted | a af y 7 1000 strong, was twice defeated The sermon of the day was preached by ‘ I ‘ Q » pon nt » are co ye < o fe } by res s . “ee > 3 4 ap r iss moody, but if we are compelle 1 to fight | % the Portugese troops. | Archbishop John J. Kain, of St. Louis. - - . stub \ < WUKS Was ‘ er > oe : a ly to guard) what is worth | Fought Until the Cartridges Failed Previous to the benediction by Cardival m . Grand I y, towhich | plied, y BJZotrog for Ch a a ais i Gibbons, Rev. Dr. Rooker, of the apos s ; PET( Jan. 8.— -arne f | onk; ba e meeting adjourned ¢co't Act In Westmoreland aft W ‘a _ aot, fig] : _ ‘ ue tte that | tolic delegation, read a cablegram from ’ > } - er “ days £ é 28 *e > . e¢ Phe President, Mr. J Melsaac, in} 4, oi all ae il 8 ’ oe er i Rome conveying the Pope’s apostolic ben - ‘ . ‘ } LONCT jan. S rir rns g ie ‘Olu 1, O f r i. eg 68 z i 13 ‘ : yster supp2r, | Jan “ eturn - aj o . 4 . aa os ‘ i a oo ediction. Cardinal Satolli returned to { Of a77 Tor cot ac 3 SO ari © r " J o vl v pleasant r was spent - : Pell eatin some Nd rte re ey a : : — Goll rN h 1 Veale the | Washington last night. In view of bis oo. Wedne i oo . quot — will atke be recount. 7 5" ua - Fe 7 - Ti. ae elevation to the carainalate, the Pope has Wednes tiss ata nt er of 11s be 2 n si “S 8 , sday ; : \ PERSONAL i aid a . _ er po ballots were i oo € oO ae ure, on dursday temporarily conferred the title of apos- i 4 u es S ) ¢ initt: ar ths t are area er r , . . ° * . : | . ee not initialed, nk ate others num be rs | mor Ing, w en : : column was —_ y tolic delegate upon Mgr. Szerrati, secre gh > . S Busks eetumed to Alberton |: placed on the batlots instead of the set ty es ra y & aa of 4,: 00 | tary and chancellor of the delegation, It is 2 ! mnterfs as require or oers 1 spite ‘ : ; Ss ‘ : ~ . : i j coun 7 . 1. In the event of a | Doers. oe of t oA nie ’ a ace 8 | understood’ Cardinal Satolli will continue orn : Tl, Ma ald. of Kinkora. | recount being adverse to the Scott act _ ig | 04 ee — it ae sulla — a to discharge the functions of the office “en i thought the ele tion might be voided alto ™ : allt retan we ges were ae n during ha’ six manths he will remain in } gether on acco t < ‘ » oO ' eac . adadl ’ 4 na SLEC : + Geese © M Men Ma Mt nlend left | © ther on account of one of the Sackville | 4 108; they had not tasted food for this: country beforé going to receive : Be » Vv few d —— ee } polls having closed an hour ahead of time, | (wenty-four hours, and were worn out | the red hat-at the “hahds of the Pop gat 8 Ml =.% Poa Se ssitating another election. with fatigue. But the white flag was not | which will make him # full member of t! é a x Anean. . i i ‘ @ said ut New Mr. Thomas Radfor represe ting D. | Un'ted States Fieet in Turkish Waiters, hoisted by Dr. Jameson’s orders. [ti = sacred co: lege. Cardinal Satolli will be S 3 ¥.M.C. A.| Mcrarlane & Co., stationers, eve. Mon- | Wasutxcroy, Jan. 8—The continued 1 Gulandes or hi i Sta ‘dort. on his return to the Vatican the repre ‘ ’ . ene j Ssansene s > 7au mar & EC OA inued re itianders » join sim at Krugerdorf. | . . = ' I ele ' . sais Scien eli alee Nis oO Seales Bad | sentative of Washington in Rome. of Ha I S| : _ : a f the a sem bling of a large United | The Dutch press is jubilant at this lower- | ~s : 3 s 4 i ay Soyeuse ssed to Pictou } States fleet in furkish waters is discredit- | ing of British prestige, and advocates the | re . ¢ Stanley = ay to resume his med | ed by those in a pi sition to know at the} “incorporation of Rhodesia” with the BURN: ¢ ‘y stu 3 c j . né ‘ s : 7 , a , } ° » ‘i a ~ co M Hoe - Macd rill College a ee lep ireuiay at IS pointe 1 out that} Transvaal republic. | In this city on the 8th inst., to Mr. and — i yes hige, ‘ 2158 une acdonaid, Of reorgetown, | the fleet already there is ampie to give any » | Mrs. James Ca é I : ; J te eee ee , | Mra. . s rter, a daughter. | Hiamlyn farew ! . ' lay morning t axe a cours il moral effect to such urgent demands ou stone Ae ee — ™ d Eust S Ha M bers e Halifax Conservatory of Music lurkev as this government might deter- Moyrreat, Jan. 8—The Star’s cable | r MI ' . a mn ° . . ; ges lia vited te Miss Minnie Longworth was a passenger | mine upon. This fleet is said to equal that | Sys : The political crisis in Canada is} MARRIED. a 1 the Stan Gday ea route to Ha fax, f any of the European powers, although | fo owed with the keenest interest here | At Cavendish, on the Ist inst., by Elder <nlioneny on y resur . 3 atthe Ladies’ ( | their interests in Turkey are far more im thouzh the Transvaal troubles occupy the | D. Crawford, A. D. Murray, of Linkletter 4 - i. 1 s ge } portant than those of the United States, first place inthe public mind. Of the | Road, to Miss Bessie Fraser of Cavendish. 4 ‘ ¥ af Ww ’ | t I \ a Georgetow: y O'Reilly was a passen- | rits of the dispute 4 awa but little cn an rR was a pa The Werpeer Wit tens Meeenee merits of the dispute at Ottawa but little ging wit e-vear-old | g e Stanley yesterday on — i . is known. A great deal of interest, how- , t g ty 5 ms ia ty ‘ lay trip New Brunsw Loxpox, Jan. 8.—The News publishes a | ever, centres ab put Sir Charles Tupper. DIED. He cMr. J. M d | despat h f rom Vie ong ing the German | He is well-known here, and Sir Macken At Argyle Shore, on the 9th inst., Allan ‘ Miss A M. Rogers, of Pr f Ed. | Government, fariag = “mperor W ullamrs | zie Bowell is not. It is not strange, there- | Ferguson, in the 8lst year of his age. — — . rd Islat aS y been elected chap- | message to a — of ag ransvaal | fore, that withont any inte atin oad reflec |= _ . 2 Ista { Baptis eat | @ ; would offend Emperor Francis Jose ' 2 t € . . : " : — . ee oe I Ax Iv, Sons and | Wow . ; ——s . * an : ae ph, ex- tien on the present Canadian Pr — Twelve spot American Whist cards, also - — ’ : Vag Laritit Provinces | plained to aa FOLUCNOWSE!, minister | ability,a good deal of opinion is expressed E nglish makes at low prices.—A. W. Red 3 @ t re ar rte , | of foreicn affaire 7 P Pewee. , " . - ed- j 2 mF . a . Boston. | Of foreign affairs, that Emperor William ; here of a nature that would welcome the | ca central drugstore. ; a n P. E. Is al Mr. and Mes. Wideward Bar os lid not intend to offend England. His : at > wpa ae zo fan and Miss Peters and Miss Russe | Message merely meant to encourage the Se oe = — wors s There are als parsor vere p steng=rs the Stanley | free States of South Africa to main inde- | ages o-ds en youte t Bi rnuda, | P ndence. A similar message was sent to oe | whe ey W main during the winter. | me, where it is stated the opposition in I ttenda skaters Dctennne 1, e bas resigned his posi- i tend to use t 1¢ incident against 4 renewal at Aris g 5 st evenin2 | tion as reavist « ‘ St. M ary’ 3 Engl isb | Of the triple alliance. ra , t rres ‘ seen there : mp i ip : t] " : t . B., and will shortly The Poet Laureate Does not Approve: anu the was han tie i. Pr scor Smvrth : os coh at cee ale - in, ofe C — : Loxpon, January 8.—In reply to a re- e a 1 and lem ig eens nase cain a ‘the address of British sde del a | a R Henry Har. | Literary men to American authors asking ssi icede sania yi . - 2 ne | the latter t » do all in their power to pre 3A —Special atten se i f | ; v oa “= | vent war between Great Britain and the : givcitanoend anawone-1- hie eae 3 inner set, contain- | (’nited States, Alfred Austin, the new ng i ) sale agazines e ws. ‘Tf of aa i Be o ae en laureate, writes professing admiration x pe at the Lyceum The sale will | gation of Port Hill = and respect for the — n government e take | o M VI beginning at NF | and p aying their recent attitude F oe : = 7. , |} Mr J.M. Hyndm M Bel ene unfi nd unfrier ily. Hl therefor wt I ‘ ch ‘ ah ¢ yes ’ a. s Wa Lé I lntrienary. e. i etore, - Th ho wish t bs McDonald, has taff < ca. agi RN AA ecg v rat es i make ay nt of al ranch of t “i ei | a . pS moment, Cannes approve ot ns : ; , — a body of Englishmen addressing a body — oe ' = 1 br h—Portag e Review. ¢ ifs : } } 7 scsi th cide xy : re Americans in language which might be a Rivc.—There wi a go ae — >| mstrned as savoring of timorous com- . —— i ' ks of Chariotte ! } ®) g races tl K on evening 7-<—_-. bomen | Half Price Column BIG DISCOUNT COLUM . } on “si ae: } s of Wednesday, 22nd tist [tis said that | MEETING AT VERNON RIVER BRIDGE | His Celluloid Collar mxploded ” a Rattray is in capita sdition and is mov- | : . ‘ pee oe — : ILLSD ‘ al o.— 11ilé r . : hi ing ; But Moore, Unsworth and{ At the meeting held at Vernon Rive r | B i ae o | N. #0 Ji " EK W a — ¥ e offer everything in this column at ! F ’ SED] n, @ braken f 1e@ rie rail— } : ee other talent all test his speed very} Bridg he 6th inst., an association was | , a 3 : os : . Se _ , ey * | half price. We want a clean stock, and Furs urs. a : Ma » arrancerat on attend ure i oT " a en the Tae Ri cule i : aa é p a ae ac -, have put the goods at prices that will clear B l f st Kk f I lie -'Mull Col “ cellulo sOliar, as Ut "al »ntere: ? : 5 sQUles 94 S , A 5s ] g’2 Ss] s assured, Bridge branch of the “Belfast and Mu Ss oe ‘ ets : The = a aa a |} them. Half price takes the goods.” First ] . a i ee pe R ffs, "ot ate ng —— Harbor Railroad Association.” The dem i. oe =e Cet. OOS Ee | come, fret hatin. . are, re Capes, few luff ce I a body ef Mr verr he Belf seat Ml ewe BI } and exploded with a loud report. Ben- . prices. Don’t pass us if itis a matter of Lar t) Rest. — The body ef Mrs. | governing the Belfast and Murray Harbor as Tia. petite 1} a al singe . : " : : oe ‘ nin seized the collar with _ hands saving money. ; » Vf ¥ ho died at Bedeque « | Railroad Association as adopted at Wood a oe oe + ; yy ; 9 ‘ r » . e rs , pa a a tl am — a0 * ms e ae a : hed " » Mr, | ad tore it from his neck. He was burned | %4 Ladies Cloth Jackets. i + ; ees a gene oa ie Ss “lw a Me iin " ihe _ hades — “ai eo * | severely on the face, aeck and Samah He Dh ae Ladies and gents Heavy T ieceased was moti f 3 s 7. 7 onaid, after some aiscus ! ean taken to 6 Grasstoce where bi ananlle Twentvseven Ladies’ Black and few e } . Gg ve Mcl } f Be Bros « » ahve - were vunani- | 1 ugstor here his woun co 5 4 € Ww t Gi i = 8 ere i ne ei wh _ se _ name iy _ sb oe poi were dressed, and later was taken to his | Colored Heavy Winter Jackets, prettily inter oves.

_ eh and wa a 7) mee | nansly enept fo yvern this — b Of! home in New York. He will be disabled trimmed, mostly our wholesales samples. s, a well C6 Sie Cant oe eT oe oe Perr omen he officers elected were | ¢,) some time. All must becleared. ALL HALF PRICE how eo eS ae. f is have the sympathy of all their | follows: make them any cheaper. Sold too cheap } avemert Presid 2S Washes | Order Has Been Restored. $ 246 Jac kets for $1.20 now, 79e. an worth $l. 00; 98¢., worth

. ee | Vice-President—-Wm. G. MeDonald | Wasninerox, Jan. 8—The Turkish 3 60 . 1.80 | $1.25 ; $1.09, worth $1.45. Ladies--84 a Scort Acr.—At Souris on Wednesday, | Recording Secretar A. J. Fraser. legation received from the sublime porte 4.79 EC i 238 ly worth $1.10; 98c., worth $1.25 before 5 ndiary yM agistrate ~ anchard, Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer | the following telegram under to-day’s 6.30 ’ z 3.15 John D. MeCormack, Angus McCor: nack, | —J.G. MicKensi re ~~ | date: —* Contrary to the assertion made, a ce 490 | Gents’ Linen Collars, Cufls Ellen Cantwell ‘an 1 Frat “18 Mel saac were| Guards—J. F. Lewis and Peter McDon- | the inci lent pr rovoked by the Arm *nians < 60 : ri 0 30 and Shirts. ea uvicted of first infractions of the . | at Birdjik had very serious importance. 12 80 6.40 | Canada Temperance Act and fine . the The association is non-political, its pur Order has been ia tored, thanks to the | Business Shirts with short bosom, $1.00, su £259 and costs ortwo months’ im- ail is ia 7? a. | evergetic efforts taken by the local author- W k J H If P ; fj | | worsh $1.25 = Ce poses | * to further our canse in obtain i : id= egal : . ae sae prison The summonses against Geo. ‘ne arailroed from Charlottetown to Mur | ities. Thirty-one Mussulmans and Ar- 68 § a rice 0 umn, } Best Open Back or Front White Shirt RB. McEachern, A. R. Me Donald and John | ay Harbor. All persons interested in the menians were killed and fifty wounded. | in town, $1.10, worth $1.45. D. La “ jiemissed for the want Of} 11) Wg railroad shov | No discrders have taken place anywhere 17 LADIES’ WATERPROOFS. Sev | Col'ars 16 cents, worth 22 cents. ey meeting, which will be | else.’ »al odd lines—all sizes, good patterns Cutts, 22 cents, worth 30 cents. o => = =? ea gl a | half TI r Bridge ball Sectand’s Volunteer Coros a | half price; | : } . ‘oc aun @ — The ie rer bri z 2 cngland’s Volunteer Corps | G ’ W ij i | h p 8a b <aminatioas f the me lical at 4 OCI > p- m Loxpow, Jan. 8. The Princess # yuise, W k ' i if — | ents inter ni ere ot in ‘ McG Pre al Chemistry | danchter of ihe Oueen ant arm ; ah. 4 ‘ . sta : lie F a . a) “ - - ighter of t u Queen and wife of rs 6p § A rride Column, Another Case just received Wednesday, oe ae .. i ee ae a : 1 iR . | Marquis of Middlece yesterday presen | same price as last. SHETLAND UN- the ai eran of tne : aia ad | prizes to the J iddlesex volunteers, Gen. 24 TRIMMED MILLINERY, HATS | DERCLOTHING, $1.30 a suit, worth $2. are pleased to learn that all the s ae s of | | Sreentell, inspector of oe aneeny forces, a BONNETS all half » HATS | MEN’S CARDIGAN JACKETS. Hun oe Senne: FE ee ee ee eg ie oe address in which be said the | ®m® ee | dreds sold bui a few left yet. Your choice Messrs, Rose, G. Bayfield, Alles, “Me :Leod | volunteers were never more efficient than a Sid Sik sai } - 1 i vi asse wish tadeiaie é at mek tie Paes cas 88 Untrimmed FELT HATS, all to! CD&8P- s : = Honston oe oe ~ ees . 2 | at the present time. hey numbered a@ | 00 at FIFTY CENTS. Ladies’ and Gents’ Warm CHAMOIS oly psc dig Pty aaa + Ho . ¢ 0 nson ‘Ss e. eer = _—— men. Many volun VESTS, all sizes, and will clear at low E ; sn Mr. Allev is a son of His ; nor ’ ; + teers who have been retired are coming This season’s goods, and sold by us at prices. eudge Alley All the 2 eee | forward at the peesens momentous Crisi8 | from 78 cents to $1.80. All go at 50 cts. | Honest Goods at Honest Prices. have Tae Examiy R Ct ngratulat ons i + € | aud offering themseives to rejoin the | t enti odin @ | forces. The war office is receiving similar -—_—— antl 1 taste chewl|@ @ | oft rs from retired members of all corps in Bi HAVER plug exclusi It is ab- . 9 town and country. ee ee ee Preserves. and whitens. the @ | The Health of All But One ap in ations teeth, sweetens the breath, s | ee : ates and imparts health to the 9} Loxpox, Jan. 8.—Political circles here Marit Coir Sras —The prosp gums. Price 25 cents, 4 | maintain that if it be true that the Em tus o varitime colt stakes races, pro $ 7 Prepared or I 9 | peror of Germany has promised to recog- i tv Jarnea W. Power, of Halifax, é @ | nize the independence of the Transvaal m2 2% 2 m i att ; : I op | wea Rr has been issued. The programme has|@ @ | republic by app inting ra German resident bee zed as follows: i JOHNSON & JOHNSON, a | instead of a const il at Pretori it may DAY. WEI iv. ape. 19 é @ | mean war between Great Britain and ft | | | YAY, WED ; 3. 19. : : : Germany. At a large public dinne led lea red Foa f 1293-—Mile heats. Best2 in 5. | @ Graduates in Pharmacy. é —e At =o ee linner of : ‘ aan Mile} Best 8 is i¢@ . @ | farmers and tradesmen give at Charo, ~f le meats oa dp. t > * ‘ # 0a a er @ @ | county of Somerset, last evening, the : 2 AY, THURSDAY, Al 20). 30000000000 000080* the mayor of the town proposed to drink | 8] Foals ‘of 1894—Mile heats ies 2 in 3.1 - ——- —__——————— | the health of all the Queen’s family, ex- | 1 C0 re § ones () Nil Horses of 3.00 class—Mile heats. Best cept one grandson, referring to the Em- j j ° . ' peror William of Germany. The toast : foe in each stake $20. payable | was received with enthusiastic cheers, = ; ea ‘ rh fee 1 each stake $<VU, payavie | eae ‘oe p ; . $i, rt ce ral gt Eat Re ‘June | which were followed by groans and hisses My Furniture resists the break like », When entries Cio, ows ¢ i as ae cal Ae ‘i I; $5, ie ily 10, whea horses must be nam- | for Emperor William. | : i a It- 1 4. $5 A iw. 10. BE ach ste ee open totrot Praises the Turk, t 1@€ Cr ags on ocean § s 1iore. t Ou 7 tars, otal yns, mares or lings, owned Lonpox, Jan. 8.—Telegraphing under . § and bre e M aritime y Pearl neces pre Adai ted t0 P i Island late of January Sth the corres pondent ~ yields to wear. It is made honestly, a viong to June 1, 1549. 2 ‘a the U. P., at Constantinople says U. ae _-— - : Tv atte an ‘ie P, aa 0 Wednes lay even- Minister Terrell rece ntly addre -ssed a tee pric ed honestly, and customers ere 2 a ee ee i No outside workman should | to the porte praising its action if connec- J; ig. the & at., the fullowing of 3} : \ be : ens ; tion with the Biric'yik. Officia] journals y ° of P a Escampmeat, No, 4, |. : 0.1 be allow ed to take the bread | at Constantinople anrounced that U.S. treated honestly. Your special atten- Q 0.F talle “a es R. a . : ( ; ee . jam i *. (out of the mouths of the work- | iiaie ter Terrell praised the conduct of the r] > grand Patriarch, and gran ™ a ¢ liik. The government, the 1 2 o rariety r oh ingman and his family of this | troop i? Bedi cae Senet Oe tion called to our great variety ol orres pont says, 28 é yi © ©. Weedevick if, Geller. prov ince. YOU can enforce | Palu, fifty-five miles north of Diarkeker, Bedsteads selling out H. P.—W. David Waye. iit without call to arms, | halfa loaf of bread to cach of the starving . 5 . a Ss. W 4. D. McLeod. | | le ods | * ababitants; a rabble assembles at the J. W.—Isaac L. Lane Simply suy home- -made goods place where the distribution is made, The J O i N N EWSO N 'S ite. Scribe—David R. Maclennan | AL WAYS in preference to | Official, whose duty it is to see the bread . Fin. Scribe—W. R. Boreham. e dietibuted shrows the loaves into the Tr H.D 5 2 | imported. The goods are bet- jada Charlottetown, January 8, 1896—dy * we) , 3 + . . v . © ” lst W.—Henry 8. Coffia ter and often cost you less— | Bishop Temple on War, zad W ‘ e Wal . . F ‘<Caal : ver cost you more. Lonxpowx, Jan, 8.—Right Rev. Freder- oS 5-4 Ca ard W—-J. Albert Ha Reve? Om 4 E sk T L shop of Lot ion preached ~ ae is Ww eR | ICK emple, 1ShoOp 0 i ’ I e ' Se ey Ses ee | lin St. Paul’s church recenty, taking Bobs ct “4 ts 2 ‘ Ge { | his text from St. Mark, 18-7: “And P ( p ok re | MARK WRIGHT & 00., L » | when ye shall hear of wars, be ye not ae i Se Ral | troubled; for such things must needs be, : | but the end shall not be yet.” The selec- OME tion of this text 1s much commented upon. The bishop declared that it was Clearly + the duty of C hristiana of always helping NAPS for To-morrow, Saturday. their country to fight for the right at tac OT or o 0 9 y | whatever cos at. The exis sting excitement | was more likely to increase ‘than dimin- 5 : | ig h, but Christ ans need not trouble them- Wool } Nnitting Yarns, 4e. a skein. celyes for they were in God’s hands, who - gg t bis eternal purpose ‘ ? 2 a | was sure to work ou I Ladies Felt Hats, 24» cents. 2 yt mankind. . 4 ‘ : . : ; Ot isthe through the action of m Selling at Special Discount Children’s Felt Hats, 2» cents. For the Good of Ireland - , . 8 ; | Ladies Winter Blouses, oY cents. Dusty, Jan. 8.—A committee of repre 5 k “a © : . . a - 2 Children’s Winter Linders, 10 cents. . ntatives of the acann easton of tn 10 ; i A * adies inter Wr; : Sl rish parties, to discuss m™m or the ‘ iadies’ Winter Wrappe. 8; $1. . general good of Ireland which may be sub soa’ ie ae i ‘ this city yes- : ‘ Ladies Fur Rufls, at a mitted to parliament,,met ip : " ; 4 on dies’ Fur Muff large terday. The plan of the committee ori- See the line selling at Thirty Cents. 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less than ought to be taken with a erain of salt, viving When we say we are profit you can rely on that as an absolute truth, refund your money to you,

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MONCTON WOOLEN MILLS.

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Tweeds, Fiannels, Blankets, Drnggets, Yarns.

MONCTON WOOLEN Charlottetown, November 13, 1895-135 & —

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MELL,

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Our Own Makes.

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HALF PRIC

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20 Ladies’ Cloth Jackets and Uapes at Half Price.

JUST LISTEN TO THIS! 4 Jackets. price G4 25,

MACDONALD & U9.

Charlottetown, December 30, 1895—dy & wky

MASONIC

now &

The Best Cloths,

The Prettiest Patterns, The Largest Variety, The Closest Prices, WillAll be Found Here

cc. TURNER, Agent,

TEMPLE BUILDING, GRAFTON ST.

Nickle Alarm Clocks

until Christmas stock of Jewelry 30 and

From now iwe will sell our Watches. Clocks and at a big discount—20, {5 per cent.

Now if want to present your friends with nice pre- sents at a low price give usa eall.

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you .

repairing attended to

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2 . ‘. edo Barrister-at-Law.

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MONEY—Loa mie ¢ ‘ or ¢o ry . © — , . . pro At WV L Moore, Solicitor of delicious TEA are ne when supplied witb | &c, London H er w 3m ~ dec3 our lines of English Breakfast Congou, India, China, { ro LET—Two ofices in the Stamper Block Oolong and Ceylon Teas. We believe our 22c. Blend | PROWSE Bros f—ma to be the best on the market for quality, stren gt! NTED—A maid for generat housework flavor and price. The publie realize a good artici = a ee oe & Fu ae when they use it, and to-day our sales on this Tea | are larger than ever before. We carry a full line of Canned Goods, Jams and Jellies, Fish, Boned and Skinned Dried ¢ ‘odfish Flour, Meal, etc., which we wisi seli at the very} lowest prices. : ~ i FOR SALE— xy-ctl stereopticon. Our aim is to bay the most reliable go«ad and ail be send ab lows thes crane te ho sell them at the lowest prices. Eggs taken im €X 4 Ment-3 HASLAM, * i change for cash or goods. Goods delivered te ail c . si LO El wo la lats in the brick ba - parts of the city. a on an oe ee h iS cea store. Central lozality, wel t- W a prroach m (queen Street is table for offices or large socteties, ete Ap- WILLIAM GRANT & CO., Sate amonse kta eee Charlottetown, June 19, 1895—135 w QUEEN STREE.". MARINE VILLA To LET—Situaten eatjeln- t 4y Dundas FEisy rt le, im the 1oat | i = = p of the city D th lisba ugh | River, formerly occupied by br Dawson i ; has time awh, « house 1d stabi a \ ] most d rable residence nt $2 a year, e& ; j pa rteriy App to Bens DAV t ‘ ] * “ 1; 0 ltw guarvaw pat law i ie ENING SESSIOL ,OST—Las ning, t six o'clock, on Wa Stree Queen Hotel, the »nt ; poard Ol sieigz Dia Pleas return = er. oe 1 Fiynn’sSt orner O!] Gre 4,007 uk OF King Streets 4 : __decl7 _ ttave adjoining West CHARLOTTETOWN BUSINESS COLLEG : i — ——2 2 \ i J 2, . 5 , corner of Grafton ice location, modern yt air, bath, et Rent mod- And Writing Acard E Boone _t seer = emy | TO iL ET—A good t enem« nt house on Bishop es t. Contains six ro Apply to Thos Came ELI ee O ‘ ou desire a copy send Now Open from 7.30 to 9.30 p. 1M. |,» so nmanscuges irene sts tailing roropt wy & Ide . ‘ . -- LET—A shop on corner of Bayfield and Those who wish to learn the sciemce of Accounts Tee <seorge strects. Apply on the premiser

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FOR SAL ot first-elass kine GILLi8, commer Powaa

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