Local and Other

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LecTURE i: James Hall to-night. - Luk STANLEY arrived at Pictou at 1) o'clock thi forenoon 7 Goop Work.—The foreign mail arrived in is city at 11.30 this forenoon.

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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. |

PARLIAMENT

‘ - | : : | ° ° Be von and read Beer & Goff advertise | SUMMMArY Of Proceedings. in to-day s issue of this paper. i ais eee enees i MALL Dest Court The City Small Deb hie . ' Court will me gt to-morrow at 10 o'clock pun Orrawa. March 4 3 ally. | In the Ho to-day Mr. Davies intro- - i duced a bi ‘It to amend the Franchise Act. | SMALL QUEENS. —Five thous and received} The debate on the third reading of the} to-day . I we K for sale wholesale, chea; | Orange Bili was resumed. Mr, Laver; gne | at Apothecarie’s Hall. mh4 t t 7 ved the six months’ hoist, which was lost | _ i 63 to 386, Mr. Curran’s snd- Paivate Hospita..--A private hospital is | v <n’ a = , hag , ment was voted down by «0. to to s arted in Halli ifax by the Church of En Uh } . = lar » be in chars f the Nursing Si ; ie motions for the third as Wi athek, & ut ye ©. the iINUTS vy Sisters ional } » , . that Church i the mn carried by 86 to GI. Mr. Les st : | mo ved the appointment of a select com- OppFreLLowsHip.—Rev. Fred. EK. J. Lloyd | Mee to Investig athe the claims cf will repeat his ‘dmirab! e lecturs * Odd | Bresayl r half- breeds with regard to North- | piace “ fe lowship” on Phursday evening, before th: west rebel ion losses and alles ate looting of | members of Prince Edward Lodge Summer- | “eir a by mulit ry aut horities. <Aiter i side 1° onsidera le discussion, in which the Gov- FEXHIS is the Month we sell o ernment s codon that the Bresaylor a i | > j } ae ss we fo | ee. : Carpets, Oilcloths, Lino- i tukT JIT here will likely be | , een il 5 de: ait with by the ile ‘ X large au ce in St James’ Hall this evening irebsllion losses commiss on, Sir Ricl hard eums Art Squares, Cruinb - , ’ 4 ’ » . + } : 1 Beso . Mi Dicki lecture on ‘Fo be rtwright moved in amendment Cloths, Rugs, Mats, and all (rerma les A splendid dis ourse is €% that the conminiritee be charg ge d } | ki i d f H F hi ect » . > e ¢ pecveu | iby] " with the investigation of ‘the SInds oO ouse urnis 1Ings at > jcharge of misappropriation of the furs. | a sacrifice. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.—We understand tha | Si john Macdonald said that the inquiry bine — » Upol whi h Mrs, Doy le played leon uld not be e nsented while the suit just . ’ of 4 She bre the « sAS1 li of Rev. D. J. iy. | by ught by Bre mner against Sir Fred Mid- ’ VW C have a few pieces ot iacdonraid § tecture in the Lyceum was kind tleton and others as hefore he coi iy j loaned by Messis. J Willis & Co rile won METGee TRS COUTTS, BRUSSELS CARPET . which ’ , ‘ moved urntnent oF the de- i l ‘ ' > PF —— lbate to see whether that euit would be| W@ have marked down to 75 WHat Dogs iv Mi AN [t is reported that | Passed Chis was agreed to. ‘cents a yard. s ra pt n vent n als Of the iVli Service | The use rose at 11 10. i 7 ‘ iis Frovince have been given the title or| ms f ** Honorable” by an Imperial institu ce a f : tion of Ex ul wmndof which He Majesty t i€ Briti uk Darilameni Lenuine Briss Is C r { Ou s Patron and His Roy sl Highness the Prince of Wales is President. Lonpon, March 3. | ae sia sia - ' ‘et In the House of Commons to-night W. | oe i : of ti oon at f on Sad _— 7. —_ ae Smith moved the adoption of the report | ATP 75 CENTS A YARD, 1 ne use OF epresenta ves at s j ; ‘ “oe — » ir rl i S810 me ove | aan a Saturday, ex-Congressman Tau e yo" : we Cc regi sion bays os ™ v- | J was shot through the head by Charles Ken- | °° 2 4mendment announced by Morley | and we have lots of the better il i a corresp ndent « ¢ Louisvi le qi ‘ Feb. «4th, Ge caring » Ghat the House | y ] F } i | ld . . rita ‘ 4 ‘ Ab AC / ; . » Aw r . y The ex-( ongressman had pre viously pa lec opt Dates the ch irges based upon the is rac Cs ; of W 1Cih we 8O F 80 the corre spondent’s nos Taulbee is in ( oe made | against m »m be rs of the | eile last March, and Ww hich cangerous condition. mouse, and while expressing satisfaction at ; . o. re 2 8 > » c the exposure made of evil doers, regrete | | gave uch splendid satisfaction. ELection Petitions.—Three election p ;. the wrong inflicted and suffering and loss! Ne ever before had we such a tions were filed to-day wit ' ndured through those acts of flagrant ae | \ filed to-day with the Prothonatory | ‘ ed through sof flagrant in-| large stock of good patterns and the Supreme Court. One isissued at t quiry instance of John Drake, batcher. and aims oe |rich colorings ‘to select from at unseat Messrs. McLeod & Blake on t : a | thi ; ‘ ‘ i : i ara: age s "he Qe ‘ ni 1 118 se ‘ y cpatedall Uhlbuin Aaathir teateias Bene 4 Guarantee that was Not a Guar-| t eason of the year. Farquharson and is signed by Donald McK antee. | Oyster Bed Bridge, and Alexander C, Shay “

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third is sworn out by donald McKay,

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West River The Joseph Wise, against |

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ne AUCTION SALES already ant Kk. H. Norton & Co., for the pi indicates a business hum in their line. ge and important, L ; w |

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Sore of the sales are lar espe tally

Hollai

and Stock:

to Farmers 11sers. ihe i Cove Farm and Stock offers an exceptional! y rare opp rlunity to secure an ex ccell cent he

stead and splendid stock. The sale for Mr

Alex. will giv to yet b srgains. niture on Mai sale.

McKay, of New London, of Farm Sto

# farmers in that locality a goed cha: The E don House and k ir

eh 24th is also an impcrtant

- Boston Prices.—<An official circular of the | 27th ult., at hand this morning, says: Choice |

Eastern Rose and Hebron potatoes have beer in light supply and are ruling a little higher week, with some extra Houlton Hebrons held at 78c. There is considerable call for choice eastern Rose for seeds. Choice

Karbanks, Stars, etc., hold steady. Chenan- | goes are cleaning up fairly at from 58 to 60 cents. Magnums are in liberal supply and a} shade easier, selling at $1 60 to $1.75 per sack | as to quality There is a marked increase in

the arrival of eggs this week, and since Friday

the market has been ruling in buyers’ favor,

Prices range from 1ij to 17 cents. Mackerel | are ruling considerabiy lower than they have | but the demand continues light.

' than last

been,

-_— —_ $e Feo Q—__—_—__—__—_ -——- Locai Notices. Two tins Tomatoes or 2 tins Sugar Corn fo1 95 centa at Beer & Goff's. ?i—mcih4

New Spring Suitings, per steamer Stanley, at John MeLeod & Co's. 2i—mch4 | New Hats— latest styles—at John McLeod | & Co's. 2i—- mch4_ | Leave your orders for a pair of those won- | derful che ap Pants at J yhh MeLeod & Co’s. ! mch4—2i + | After Dangers ofthe “Grip.” | i Boston papers facetiously re mark that **La | Grippe” is seldom fatal onion 83 you use all the} remedies recommended tor Phey are cor- | rect. The writer fully cei that the en 1}

if he tried all the

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licines that

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oft tne poo patent me ** sure

pages of our leading newspapera as ires for ‘ La Grippe,’”” would be like Mark Twain, who for his famous cold tried every

remedy a ivised by frien ds, until his stomech

became so weak that he began to vomit, and

continued until, ashe avers, “‘ he was like to throw up his immortal soul We notice one of the leading

advertisers of the day has been conspicuous at

this opportune time by the absence of avy laim to cure the ‘‘grip.” They certainly ce- serve a “chromo,” and we feel like giving

them a free *‘ad” for their compassion upon yur readers. The more so for the reason that probably more people have used their remedy, that good old family medicine, Johnson's Ano- dyne ‘L iniment. for this torei gu influenza, than all others combined. And why not? UCer- tainly no other will relieve c: atarrhal colds, coughs, bronchial troubles, or neurelgic pains, is promptly as that same o'd Anodyne Lini- ment, and the are all symptoms or re- sults of La Grippe. Herein lies the real after dangers from this epidemic of influenz.; it les wes the mucous membrane linings of the throat and bronchial tubes tender and susceptable to the catarrh, bronchial troubles and pneumonia, which come with February and March in our nerthernclimate. We shall stil] pin our faith to a remedy for this after danger which acts promptly to allay inflammation ; for therein lies the chief dangers from throat and Jung troubles. And surely a remedy that has the friends that Johnson's Anodyne Liniment has, after eighty years trial by 4 critical public, ind has been used for the “grip” more ex- tensively than all the advertised remedies. de- erves, as we said,a medal,and has before it we hope a prosperous year as an octoge nariav, 1.5 lohnson & Co.. Boston, Mass., the manutac- turera, will s al 1 valuable pamp ilet free

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MARRIED. On the 15th Feb., at St. Gabriel's, S. W., Ri hard Brettell, of the Hollies, St, Annies Hill, Che 7 y, only sn of Richard Bretteil,

— J D L., Worcestershire, to Mary

Et. berh, widuw uf Gedrn Dudas, Lidy., ot Drivifas Castle. ‘

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a few days $5,000 to for the

MonrTRE AL,

The Guarantee Company of

rica, who were conden } x 1h

by Justice Malhiotte t

Montreal Harbor Com

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iissioners

default of Whitn y, ici abse mding secre tary, bave carried the case to the court of appeal, °

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A bitetes in Danger

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Portug ral has re-

“eee, Owing to the fact that fused to withdraw the exequatur of Glyn | Petre, the British Minister, students have | formed a league, the members of which are | pledged to assault the Minister.

The Number Sayed,

Lonpon, March 3.

A despatch received this evening states that 158 of the passengers and crew of the {steamer Quetta, lost on the way from Yoko-

lama to # yndon. were saved.

Anniversary Celeb-ation. March > i'o-day the twelfth anniversary of coronation of the Pope. High Mass Sistine Chapel in

Rome, wis was celebrated in the honor of the occasion.

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Episcopal Promotion.

Ont., March 4.

become famous

KINGSTON, Bishop Cleary, who has

frora his controversy with Hon, Mr. Mere- }dith, has been made Archbishop. Weather Bulletin. Toronto, March 4.—10 a. m.

Moderate to fresh we sterly winds; fair, snow flurries in some localities; lower temperature.

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Personal

Mr. T. C. Muncey is in town.

Mr. J. A. Morrison, the well-known com- mercial merchant of Halifax, has just recover- ed from a severe attack of congestion of the lungs, which coutined him to his home for six

weeks.

W e understand that the Williams Piano on exhibition for time inJ. F. Willis & Co’s. store has purchased by Hon. Thomas W. Dodd.

GHARLOTTETOWN

DRIVING PARK

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Provine'al Exhibition Association.

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(WEN DERS for constructing Stables and other

Buildings for Exhibition purposes will be received by me at the office of Warburton & Smaliwood, up to MONDAY, the 3rd Day of MARCH next, at 12 o'clock, noon.

Plans and Specifications may be seen at the oftice of Chappel & Phillips, Architects, Char- lottetown,

Each Tender must be accompanied by a certified cheque for ten per cent. of the tender as security fur the faithful performance of the contract.

The Contractor will be required to execute the ordinary form of bond and agreement usually adopted by the Dominion Government for the construction of public works.

Should any person tendering, not execute said bond and agreement within one week after being notified of the acceptance of his tender, the amount of his cheque will be absolutely forfeited.

The whole of the work to be completed on or 1890,

before the 1L5th day of August next, The @cirectors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or any tender A. Ww ARBURTON, Secretary. Ch’town, Feb. 13, '90—dtd si

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The time for a t bas been extended to MONDAY, 10th ins.

By order Uf the Dirvucturs. mich

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| best ‘Unions at | Measure your

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‘Tapestry Carpets,

from Thirty Cents up to the made; also Scotch and very low prices. room (or let us doit). Take advantage of the ‘low prices and have one of our ‘handsome Carpets, An exe “amination will convince you,

Lace Curtains.

We have just opened Three

' Hundred Pairs of Lace Curtains

Our

are

to be sold this month. prices on these goods down.”

WINDOW SHADES.

Plain and Decorated—over Fifty pat erns to select from —

/with the best Spring Rollers

made,

As our CARPET DEPART- MENT is the LARGEST ON THE ISLAND, you can depend on getting the best assortment, and our prices speak for them-

Jas, Patol & Ut,

MARKET SQUARE.

March 3, 1890.

“CHOONERS FOR SALE.

receiving the above tend er |

4{CHR. “CEYLON,” 96 tons, and Schr. 5 ‘ANNIE E. PAINT,” 81 tons. The | former will be six years old on March 2lst, j}and the latter five years old in June next. | Both these vessels have up to the present | time been engaged in the fishing business, and | are well found in Sails, .ete. For further particulars and price please

i ly to — PETER PAINT & BONS, féb17 Murt Hawkesbury, C. B.

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Gilt Papers, Washable Papers, ing Decorations,

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Charlottetown, March eod

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Paper Hangings PERKING & &

Our Stock of Room Paper for this season’s and our new Pattern Books ready for your inspection. We hives the Largest, Cheapest and Best Variety on the Island.

ENGLISH ROOM PAPER, SCOTCH ROOM PAPER,

Embossed Pancl Papers etc.

for 1890, ERNG.

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trade is now in

AMERICAN ROOM PAPER.

Papers, Satin Papers, Sanitary Dado Papers, Borders, Ceil-

A complete stock and prices low.

PERKENS & STERNS.

Courtauld’s Crap Grape Cloth, Urape Laces, Crape Fringes, Striped Crape vio Anacosta Serge, French Serge,

Charlottetown, February 20, 1890—eod

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Ask to see our 27 cent Strictly All-Wool French Serge, 24 inches wide.

gAmazone Serge, French Cashmere, Bradford Cashmere, French a

Brlliantines Wool Poplin,

STANLEY BROTHERS,

BROWN’'S BLOCK, OPPOSITE MARKET SQUARE.

WANTED.

A* EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, capable of taking charge of a set of books ; also to act as Salesman in a general

store. References required. Apply to MORSON & MORGAN, Cardigan Bridge. inch3—-dy 2aw lm_ wky

BY AUCTION.

(who is leaving the Island), to sel Auction, at his residence, Street,

On Monday, March AT li GOCLOOR, A. M.,

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His Household Furniture, etc., Kitchen Furniture. Also, Horse, Cow, ness, etc.

Sale positive.

Wagon, Sleigh,

No reserve. R. BEAIRSTO, mch3

Upper Pr

FURNITURE, &c.,

’ AM instructed by James E. Welsh, Esq.,

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“A GRAND TIMEKEEPER

Is what.one of our Customers said the other day when he left his

Rockford Watch

to be cleaned after wearing it constantly for nearly four years, and without costing him a cent.

A few Rockfords left; also Waltham and Elgin Watches

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cumprising Drawing Room, Vining Room, Bedroom and |

Har. |

Auctioneer,

will beheld on TUESDAY EVENING, March. given by Rev. Mr. Read and others.

Collections will be taken up at all the vices on bebalf of the Missionary Society.

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The Annual Meeting of the Upper or

Chair taken at 7.30, and adc .

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND ae

ITUATION ~ WANTED. as ” Seamstress or Dressmaker. Would take work at home.

Good buttonhole maker. Boston stvies of Cut- ting. Apply at this office. 3i pd—mch3

occupied by Mr. W. B. Robertson.

T° LET.—A Hcuse on Douglass-Street, taining four rooms.

Spring Park Road, having four rooms. moderate. Immediate possession givea. A at EXAMINER office. 3i eod

housework, for which liberal wages w paid. No fires except the cooking stove.

and cold water in the kj Heatiog 0 ap tus attgnded by Austr ie Mrs. Unsw bead of Pridce & 2 feet

Ge WANTED.—I want a girl todo genera

ae SE TO LET, on Pleasant Street, formerly with or

without Stable and Coachhouse, Possession given on the Ist of April. Apply on the premises to the owner. Mks. FLEAGER. tr—mch3

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Also, a House.on Lower

Rent pply

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Prices reasonable. Em. W. TAYLOR,

Charlottetown, Feb. 25, 1890-—2aw wky CAMERON BLOCK.

MILLS! MILLS

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ie aallians Belting, Sisailiaae Belting,

Sentioe Belting, Belting,

Rubber Belting, Rubber Belting,

‘Rubber

Disston’s Saws, Disston’s Saws, , Disston’s Saws, Belt Lacing, Files, Olls, &e

A full stock of the best goods sold in Canada, at prices as-low «as most of the inferior articles on the market.

NORTON & FENNELL.

Chartattetown, Jeu. 22, 1890 -dy 2aw why

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