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a t - » Via S JU g ue : - ; Tv my (.em is . +a : oe = 1 De « Tow ; . gnd will be he 9 tus pe | lie ans snattRY. An hem nab 3 and Rosike st Stanley Bros mi53i eod fren 3, ~~ & Porat Now landifg ex Erema, a OTATO! a ae . ° > ~~ e ” tg apd potatoes pp'y at Horace aexul Ve" yasard i STEAMER Mirai called het Tre : ‘ rt iachargipg some o e e jay, aad after «i rg i ae . »» proveeded to Pict ws - AT B ys N l h a hr. Osprey, wD <A4 an . - _ i load -d at Vernon River Bridge re ; ie woes, arri ed at Boston on | oa. George Forbes, | , r } — day —All Wee ,’ we + -

and get some of those cheap cups and

ae cheapest yet- and dinner seta, iirran 100 pieces for $3. Eggs taken in \egs th P. Colwill. mls 3idy 4w

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8 Co., 82nd Batt. meets 8 o'clock sharp. A full The men will re- to-night.—D.

MuurrakyY.~ No. ion dnl to-night at yrendance 18 requested. wise their new uniforms

gewatt, Captain.

cule Tue Exems.—The barkentine Erema, Capt.

: ived ou Saturday with a Id, arrived here

ne general merchandize. After dis- ar g she will load for Liverpool direct,

- 9%rd, as advertised. piling 00 the 23rd, Ou

jret ARRIVED direct from England, a very ge supply of choice crockery and glassware » dinner sets, glass table sets, milk pans, om erocks, butter crocks, preserve crocks, ig all sizes at the Cheapest Crockery Store. _W, P, Colwill. m8 3idy 4w

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iopna Warers. — The new remedy for wadache and neuraligia—no taste—easy to uke 25 centsa box. Samples free at Dodd x Wetica! Hall, Cures in 20 minutes. Call oi get @ sample. m2 eod

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Rerres Late THAN Never.—A lady sub- yriter gladdened She hearts of the pro

stors of the Moncton Times on Friday iy the remittance for twelve years su bserip- sea, It's never too late to do guod.

Tur Exrectep Harrens.—Last Wednes- day evening at St. John woman placed a an of kerosene on a hot stove to warm the afer weasjiniment. After the explosion she had more use for liniment than before.

Tar Hatt Loviss.—The brigt. Hattie [yaise arrived here from the West Indies on Saturday evening, with a full cargo of molas- wsand sugar for Carvell Bros. Part of the camo will be discharged here and part at Summerside,

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Sespay Crostnc.— Chief ef Police Bown, of Marblehead, Mass., has notified ithe proprietors of business places there, including eating houses, to close on Sunday #3a.m. This leaves the town without s place to get food after that hour, as no iotel or restaurant has a Jicense.

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Pouce Covat.—This morning five per- wos were each fined $1.62 for selling liquor nm Sunday, and the case of a man charged vith allowing a vicious dog to ¢o at larze mnuzzied was dismissed, it having been iswn that the dog was not th o property of the persen summoned.

IsFoRMATION Wayrep.—A correspondent irom the Weat writes enquiring about the fate of the immense petition forwarded to the rail- way authorities asking for immediate connec- 9 with the boat during the summer mouths,

Vo presume due attention will be given to the

matter in arranging the summer time table,

Teachers Association. —We understand that the sanual meeting of the Terchers Association will be held in this city on the 4 and %h October next. Mr. Ewen

Stewart, of Georgetown, President of the Aswciation, is iu the city completing ar- tabgerments,

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| Potstes ror Tovrists.—It is said that #4 movement on foot among the saloon

of Moutreai to raise the price of

ive oxclusive of beer, porter, lager and

This Wines—to ten cents instead of five. inate ten oo increased cost of impos t . tier . posed by the Mer

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: SumMersipr.—By advertise- tee wil’, Summeraide papers we learn that -° @ grand trotting meeting on the

Os which ing Fark, on Dominion Day, vill be oa three hundred dollars Te purses in the following Yat<ld cla, paree $n purse $100; four- tee, puree 300. ; and three-year-old

Thorne; AT

Hicvasiox.—The New G bali club - © New Glasgow Foot

Hea un chartered the steamer they 9; ho for the 26th inst., when “Sf Chast snexeursion from New Glas- a sottetown. They expect to ee A match the X wi played between Sow Glasgow team and tire Abegweits ictoria Park, ¥ Boor —An exchange savs : ot Bridgetown, N.S., bas ex: sm what promises to be hs aden Provement on the style of satury a frp for the past quarter of a ip ee _ known gam , “ut in one piece, bei eg wt! ¥4 small seam, thee laches ta Steps towards the for.

Pole are belo manufacture of A lure aoe

ae Event.—The engagement Weineen all in the “ Pair of Kids” at iy ai a Hall on Tuesday and Wednes- Ment of the Promises to be the laughing a. Everyone is anxious

4 Paper aa nu ali manipulates that sticky “20g » ms owhe runs that mile in Med been el the revolving treadmill. He me ac it for five years so there is Pitty of len os believe that he has the tine * bitlesnue pat, 80 to speak. There is Thich is said narant scene in the ** Kids” Say bor to be one continuons string of ight of ‘v. Comical pantomime tricks

of the aor. , Kendall in his en Jay ol course runs just the thoughts of that

ayseed country * Jay”

restaurant ‘his way” is Make one laugh, 7

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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

Speerar Despatours to Tak Examiver.

Ottawa Notes

Orrawa, May 18. rhe estimates will be tabled to-day as arranged, 10,037 more petitions were presented this session than during the whole of last |} Session, rhe appointment of Andrew A. Macdon-

ae to the Senate was gazetted on Satur- aay.

Sir John Macdonald attended a Council c on | meeting on Saturday, and gave a dinner rr party in the evening.

He is all right again | and in excellent spirits.

Laurier expects to resume his seat to-

| day.

Sir Edward Kenny Dead.

Hatrrax, May 18,

Sir Edward Kenny died here on Satur- diy, aged 91. _ Sic Edward was born in Kerry, Ireland, in the year 1800. He came to Halifax in 1824. He was for upwards of sixty years a leading representative of the Roman Catholics of Halifax, and was called to the Privy Council of Canada in 1867, appointed Administrator of the Government of Nova Scotia in 1870, and knighted in 1872. He has lived in retirament for several years past.

In Chase of the Itata.

New York, May 18.

The Americxa warship Charleston, and the Chilian man of-war, Eemeralda, are both lying in Acapalco Harbor. Formal interview took place between the captains on Saturday. The Esmeralda captain declared that the Charleston should never take the Itata until the Esmeralda was sunk. The American captain replied that he would capture the Itata despite the Esmeralda. It iv believed the Itata has effected her escape.

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A Warlike Article.

Lonpon, May 18,

The Paris Republique Francaise has a warlike article on England in Egypt. It contends that the French Government should reverse the preparations to destroy what is left of French: influence there and says that the Chamber of Deputies and the country are willing to grant whatever is necessary to vindicate the rights of France.

Another Murder. New York, May 18,

Another murder mystery has been dis- covered in this city, the body of a woman wished ashore at Staten Islaud with a heavy stone attached to it. It was identified as the body of a wealthy dress maker. There is no doubt but that she was murdered.

The Twe Factions Fight. Due, May 18, A collision yesterday at Kanturk, County Cork, between McCarthyites and Parnell- ites, resulted in many being seriously wounded. Numerous arrests have been made.

The Jews Must Go.

Sr. Pererspure, May 18. The Russian Government has ordered im- mediate steps to be taken in all the Pro vinces for the removal of the Jews to quar- tars where they are permitted to reside.

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The Storm in England.

Lonpvon, May 18.

The sharp frosts and storms of sleet and snow which prevailed in England on Satur- day largely injured the fruit crops.

The Czarwitch’s Trouble.

Lonpvon, May 18. It is now stated that the Czarwitch was himself to blame for the recent attack on him in Tokio.

A Royal Baby. Lonvon, May 18.

The Duchess of Fife gave birth toa daughter on Sunday, and both are now do- ing well.

Rain Wented in New England.

Boston, May 18.

The crops are greatly retarded in New England by the absence of rain.

Snowstorms in England.

Lonpon, May 18.

Suowstorms were raging in many parts of England yesterday.

[ The following telegrains were received here on Saturday, too late for insertion in Tue Examiner of that day.]

‘Grave Robbers.

Kryesron, Ont., May 16.

The body of Patrick Pureell, ex-M. P., has been "acl by grave robbers. The grave had been guarded for several nights, but the guard had been withdrawn. It is supposed that the robbers will hold the body for a ransom. Detectives have the case in hand.

They Haven't Resigned.

Dupuis, May 16.

There is no truth watever in the report that Dwyer Gray ani other members of the Irish Parliamentary Perty have left Parnell. Several bishops made Gray the channel of communication in an attempt to reconcile the Parnellites and McCarthyites.

Favors Commercial Union.

Lonpoy, May 16. At the dinner of the Fair Trade Club, at which Sir Charles Tupper, the Newfound- land delegates and many distingutshed — ticians were present, Sir Charles strongly favored Commercial Union between Great Britain and the Colonies.

| Seats on sale at Reddin Bros’.

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Dominion Parliament lo the House yesterday McDonald intro- duced a bill to extend the charter of the Rustico Dank. House adjourned until Monday. Sir John and Laurier are stil] absent. ciel tad. Ministers Resign. Lonpon, May 10. Late advices state that the Portuguese Ministers have all resigned.

Giadstone Better.

Lonpon, May 18.

able to go out, > Leeal Notices.

Tomatoes, rhurbarb, and pine apples for sale at Beer & Goff's. m16 3i

Beer & Goff's have just received some very fine salt butter put up in small packages. If you want something nice try it. m16 3i

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On Monday, May 11, at Quebec, Anna Kearney, widow of the late Winckworth Tremaine, aged 79 years.

AMERICAN PLATE BREF, 50 BRLS.

CARVELL BROTHERS.

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the best goods made.

Charlottetown, May 8, ]891—eod

LYCEUM HALL.

Opening Engagement !

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,

MAY 19th AND 206th,

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Special Engagement of the Famous Eccentric Pantomimie Comedian, f

EZRA KENDALL,

In His Great Laughing Craze,

A PAIR OF KIDS!

The Laughing La Grippe and Con- tagious Influenza of Fun!

SIXTH YEAR! Funnier than the Fan- niest ! Prices, 25c , 35c. and 50c. Reserved 4i—m16

S. S. “COILA.”

HIS Steamer will sail from Charlottetown for Boston on WEDNESDAY EVEN- ING NEXT, taking Freight at reasonable

rates. D. FARQUHARSON «& SON. may]l6—2i

P A RIN fot.

’E°HE Trotting and Carriage Stallion I Parnell will stand at the owner’s stable for the season at $10. For further particulars

nd pedigree apply to the owner, —— ashe P. P. GILLIS.

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WANTS, LOST, FOUND we

R SALE.—A first-class New Brunswick made racing birch bark canoe. Apply to W. W. CLARKE. 5i—may18

R SALE.—A first-class Road Sulky, almost new, one of the best in the Province, Ap- ply to W. C. Tice, Grafton Sireet, mayls—3i eod pd

WANTED to bor-

or row for a Client in

4 Charlottetown,

Short term; liberal interest; ample security.

Apply to STEWART & MCNEILL, Newson's Block. mayl6—2i

WANTED.—A Nurse Maid. office,

Apply at this PPi-mayi6

WANTED TO HIRE, with privilege of buying,

or rooms. P

. ee Address R. BuRT, 3i

-hand furniture, tity of second-han oa-mayl6

EXAMINER Office,

WANTED TO BUY.—A small Grocery Shop, with Steck. One with afew rooms in con- Address J. G. WRIGHT,

nect referred. cree ate 3i pd—mayl6

EXAMINER office.

T° LET.—A House on Richmond Street. Ap- ply to M. STEVENSON. may1l6

ANTED.—A girl for general housework in & WwW small fawils, Apply at this office. ml5

ANTED.—For the Georgetown Driving Park, WwW @ competent trainer to iake charge of and train horses. Apply personally or by letter to GEORGE F. OWEN, Secretary King’s Co. Kxhibi- tion Association. dy 2i dy pat 2i agri 2i—m15

.—The western haif of a House on King og pa Neate known as the “ fodvin House,” containing eight large rooms, at present occupied by Mrs. Crabb. Possession iven Ist of May. The above house is in tirst-c order. Apply to John Kelly, Esq., Water Co:nmissioner, or to the owner, EpWARD KELLY, Southport.

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ET.—The Cottage on Upper Prince Street Ts present occupied by Mr. McNutt. It con- tains 8 rooms a.nd kitchen, the cellar is full size of house and dry. There is a stable and coach house and large garden in rear. Apply on the premises or to F. L. HaszaRb. lw pd—mayl5

SALE.-—One complete photographie ap- - atus, including chemical case, etc. Apply to E, H. Brees, King Square, Cheriottetown.

may 15—tr

ISK TO LET,—On Euston Street, adioin- “— the residence of Henry Aitken, Esc.,

‘| With seven rooms, kitchen, harn and outhouses

ossession ist May. Knguire on the preniises, = to R. K. Jost, north side of Queen Square. ap3 PASTURE and plenty of water can be eed at Belvidere for a limited number of cattle by applying to JouN Cooke, Kast Royalty near Belvidere. wy tl lst June pd—may

GENTLEMAN and his wife o> tre soung men can have nice rooms ani bead in a pleasant part of the city. Address P.O. Box 662. spate NTED.—A girl for. general housework. ios at this office. _ 3i-maylt

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NTED.—By a young man of good experi- 7a situation as salesman in a dry goods or grocery store, or make dimself generally use- ful. Address “ Y. E.,” city. maylt

{TED. A young lady as book-keeper W “ana cashier, "Address “A. B. D.,” Box 26! stating experience and selary required. mayi3—tf

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AND GOT TO BE

of Bargains you ever

Charlottetown, May 14, 1891—eod wky

We earnestly invite your attention to our magnificent stock of New and Stylish Selee-

simply because we have in OUR NEW SPOCK

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Summer Wonths. et that there will d you anywhere,

Dar Entire Stok of Cling Now on Our Cm

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Clothing !

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The Mien and Women who get here first get first chanee, so come one and all and see the biggest pile had the pleasure of looking on.

PROWSE BROTHERS,

THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN.

PRICES !

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Roys’ Suits fer $1.00, $1.50, $2.60 aud $2 $5.00 and $6.00; Men’s Suits

on getting

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from $3.75, $5.60, 86.00 and $7.00 up.

this season is from 16 to 15 per cent. lower than regalar prices. the very best value in Charioi(etown ai

J. B. MACDONALD’S GREAT CLOTHING STORE,

DOMINION BOUT AND SH

50: Youths’ Suits for $3.00, $4,00, Gur Clothing You can depend

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for our Boots than this season. o) our low prices and the good quality of our

Charlottetown, May 15, 1891—dy & wky

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'H ents oR, os peed oe We are now opening our New Hats.

should see our stock.

Chavlottetat yn, March 26, 1891 —dy & wky

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Notwithstanding tic scarcity of money, there has never bee The people are everywhere realizing the benefits sure and go to the

(0) TL) A. BRU C as - roll, weekly trips. ~ as ,

Boots. Be

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Ce ONTARIO BRAN landing to-day, ie

and will be sold low,

OK, STORE,

n a better demand

DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

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AULD BRO3.

may 15—eod

stock

l6ch

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ou SATURDAY,

Leaves Charlottetown

2\stinst., at 6p.m., and fortnightly after-

wards,

Freight at lowest current rates. rates lower than by other routes. "Steamer “STATE OF INDIANA 1s now l being refitted in Boston for t

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| will be ready in June to make,

. 2a: as may13—city dailies 2+

BO: MERS Anyone in the need BOSTON STA '

NTE =R ** CARROLL” leaves Boston ee aT inst., ot noon,

of a Nobby Hlat at a very LOW PPICE wi wraiginly afterwards. spay,

Passage

his Line, and with the Car-

CARVELL BROs.,

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