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'damage was done.

‘ great change takes

~ drew their attention and the William was

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local and Other Items

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Aacmnsnor H'Baxas is about to yigig Bermuda.

TII snow-drops are blooming in Judge Young's garden.

1- 0- HA!-I-, F-cq., U. S. Consul has rented Conn. Morris’ house on the Es. planed.

Hex. D. D.u-its has returned from England.

_Oxa Indian was in the lock~up last night for being drunk and incapable.

Iinssu Nora ay Cod Liver Oil, and Em- il}-tl<l>ns. Opened today at Dodd’s Medical I .

Hons. Joe. 0. ARSIXAULT and Jae. Clow, and Wm. A. Poole, M. L. C., are at the Osborne llouss.

Suznnastna harbor is still frozen across. The ice left Point du Chcnc har- bor Monday. _

Tin brigantiue Hattie Louise, of P. E. Island, from Baltimore for Demerara, has put into St. Tllurnfifi,

Tin civil service otion examina- tions of both the inside and outside ser- vices will be held Tuesday’; May 28.

A FULL meeting d St. George's L. 0. Lodge, N a. 1171 is requested tor-night" for initiation service. All visiting. mem- bers welcome. '-

“ Cured my husband of bronchitis at once,” wrote a lady about Johnson‘) Ancdyne usi- meat. - -

J on IR Turn. —A beautiful lot of dress fans just opened at the Diamond Book

store. Just in time for next Thursday’s concert.

Sas Prowsc Bros’. stock-of Children's Clothing. For style, quality and quan- tity they cannot be equalled in the city.

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Axsucss fishermen will, it is stated, be granted the same by the Dominion government this year as they enjoyed last season in the maritime pro- vinccs. -

Tn Court of C meets this in ' when the suit of Alex. McKin-

othsrs to set aside an amignment T. LcPage will come up for hear-‘

are to hear from the Houctou

that Mr. B. Toombs, formerly of this dty, has, owing to recent heavy losses, been forced to assign to Mr. Chas. Harper of Shediac. *

_ Relief and speedy care given for serious ssbmits by using J ohason's Anodyne Liniment

Ha. Psrnrcx Cons of Dronmre settle- ment walked into town yesterday, a distance of at least twenty miles. This is not bad for a man of 81 simmers to do at this season of the year. 7‘

Snoum our stream be encumbered as they are with empty good’s boxes 1 The firemen complain that they may yet be tha cause of damage to some snap window by diverting a hose reel or hook and lad- der truck from its couua.

Bass Bass. second show da was quite assuccsmfnl as the firm. T was a great rush, and everyone went away

fly pleased with what they mw. An- 0 exhibition will be given next week when newas-rivals cf and Paris goods willbe shown. Qfifi dnc notice

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0 . "T fire broke out in the mill 9 Mr. Ronald Campbell, Summersidc.' Mr. Campbell had laced about ten bnshbls of very wet oatsmthckilnto dry. Wot oats, it is said, burn more quicklyjthan dry. At anyrats they caught fire‘ and were ~.lc- shoyed. A great smoke gas raised and the engines got to work{. but no other

April showers may he forerunaeaof hlay flowers, and theysre also certain tobring with them cold in the head, which, if neglect. ed, developer into catarrh, gaps into cen- sumptioa and death. hi Balm never fails to five iastaat relief, and will permnsntly care the worst case sf catarrh if faithfully usd. ' .

Tn Ire bell sounded shout a quarter ofelsvcu last night. The fire occurred

ina stahlcbelongi to Jae. Dorsey, on King Street. a Irgen were very socncn thespot and two streams from

the hcsssooa stamped itiint. The fire ' 5. ‘ad I.’ _ 'uatsd in tze to ca ' e one‘ w o crawled in there_ to the night.

Asoc-r 12.1!) yes the St. Lawrence left the w mid steamed out of the harbour going within a short dis- tance of Governor's Island. There her further 3 was _ ded by ice. From the mast head _, ingbnt great fields of ice was to be seen to seawnd with the exception of 6 small pond of open water of oint After taking a careful survey of the straits, the steamer was turned about snillrcachcd tgc wharf

sin at a quarter roe. nless 3 lg plaedln the wind, it will bepeveraldays yet _ ‘re we will have direct communication _ the outside world. It issaid that with the wind as at present, Pictou is likely to be again filled up with ice. ;

Facts an early hour yfitcrday morn- ing the Steamer William was gally deco- rated Vifh hunting, and the din of numerous hammers that the steamerwassoon torstnrp to her pro-

clement. By two _o'clock a large crowd of spectators among: whom were a number of ladies,': began to gather to see the launch. By a quarter of three both sides of the dock were crowded by an ex ectant thron while all were bus' y chatti a ,_%"any comment- ing on the trim an bright, appearance of the steamer, a cheer from the workmen

observed to be on the move. She glided gaily and majestically from her ways and

was soon again on hriny deep. A hearty and ringing cheer’ her M10» cesefnl launch, which ouneed as

handsome and graceful as t ey had ever seen. This is what might be expected from the shill and long once of Mr. Kemble Ocfin who _ ,_ _‘ ted the launch '3’; ‘ad saperintcndd ht! launching.

Hotel Arrivals.

nAvn.s scufa. April 15.-J. B. Le ,c. St’-_John; J. F. Norton. Cardixsn; 5 B-.“-"“°°*- Montreal; R. B ~ do; 19-5 Car- brsy. do; Mrs. Bartlett, New _Y°|’_k.f "'3' M. Ball, hfontreal ; J. J” alrhalflir ‘I03 R, Booth, do; Jns. . Htllflx; G00; N. Jolx?au.Rsc.l;Jlo:.ln; A.” tY'eolte-»_rH-k- f;.. " our-rs;-w <;.‘u1‘a..., Torr-I‘1’m?‘,A. M. 1106310011- Halifax. ' osnortzrl lover. I Ag-nll5.—-J P. Hod.’ 834-; 13-00,

no don,S’ 'de;wI-.L.-15$-‘.1073 Monlrgne; J:s. Glow, XIII!!! 313591‘

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City Council. 4

Tan adjourned meeting of the City Council was held last night. There were present His Worship Mayor Haviland, and Councillors Morris. Byrne, Hughes, Horne, Beer, Douse, Eden, McCarr.>u

and Taylor. The s_yor ex lained that the purpose of this adjourn meeting was to pass the

By-Laws for levying and collecting city taxes, as the statute provided the bills could not be passed through all the stages at one meetin . 1 Colin. Morris moved that the by-law providing for the levying of star on real estate ‘and ersonal property be read a third time. oun. Byrne seconded, and the motion was carried. The by-law was read by the Clerk. and on motion of Conn. Morris, seconded by Conn. Byrne. was passed. The by-laws providing for a discount upon all taxes paid before the 15th July next; and the by-law providing forfthc levyin of a tax for wat.r-works purpmes were a so . .. On motion, it was ordered that these by-laws be published for two weeks is the Examiner, Patriot, Herald and Watchman, newspa rs in this city. In answer to un. Hu hes, Coun._ Morris explained that the in the, estimates for the Board‘ of Health. was intended to pay :1. Sanitary Oficcr, which they had thought of ap inting at this meeting. butwonld not ll): so in the absence of the City Recorder. Conn. McCarron called the attention of the Council to the delapidatsd state of Queen's Wharf. Conn. Morris replied that it had been visited by himself and the City Recorder, but there was some diliiculty with the lessee, and as soon as this was arranged the would have the damaged part re- bu' t. Conn. Beer, as chairman of committee appointed to confer with the Water Com- missioners in regard to free hydrants for the use of the poor, submitted his report. He found that the Commissioners were strongly opposed to free hydrants, as they would be taken advantage of by many who could pay for water, and so the revenue would fall off. The Com- mimionsrs, however, agreed to supply water to those who would come and state to them that they could not afford to pay for it. , Coun. Beer stated also that he had been a ing to Dr. Johnson about the water in city pumps, and that the Doctor informed him that if he were called upon he ‘would make a strong report against its use. Conn. Horne was of opinion that some pumps should be kept in repair for water- ing cattle and horses, as there were very few stables in which water pipes could be keg: from freezing in winter.

un. Morris suggested that water from the different pumps be analyzed and the worst of them closed up. He be- lisved all of them would be closed in the course of time. The acting Sanitary Officer reported that he had notified the proprietor of the Hotel Davies, as instructed, and that he (Mr. Davies) had set men to work to fix the drain, and that he had since seen some of the parties who brought the complaint, and they expressed themselves as satisfied with the way in which the with was being done. _ °°i_I- 1-119! 93..

and that a fountain should be put on the Market uare, something like the one at the foot 0 Queen Street. Coun. Home would have a fountain at Bayfield's corner for the benefit of pec- le coming in from the country, and also bemase there was agodd drain to carry ol the overflow of water. Conn. Eden endorsed what Conn. Bea had said regarding the interview with the Water Commissioners. Aha to thbc repair- ing of pumps he thong t not ing was u but to notify Mr. Egan, who had the contract, and it wouldobc done.

Obituary Notice.

Mr. Archibald Kelly died at his fath- er's residence, Uigg, April 7th, 1891, at the age of 25 years. Mr. Kelly wasa young man of sterling qualities,‘ industri- cue, ind, faithful and P°"°.BvcI'lD!. Five years ago he went to , _ jniia where he was quite successful _u _ _ q’ health be- coming impaired,'hc returned to his home two years ago. As first he seemed to im- prove but never fully recovered. Ho had much to live for but ‘was patient and resigned to God's Will, and was willing to go when the messenger came. The funeral service which was largely attend- ed by old and young, was conducted Rev. D. B. McLeod, of Oi-well.., Archie was the last surviving. member of the family of Mr. James Kelly. Much sym- pathy is felt for the heartbroken father and mother. May the Great Healer who has promised to bind up the broken- hcarted :aid and comfort them in their core bereavement. The remains were laid to rest by loving hands ll) the Bel- fast cemetery. '

Horses 40 Horses WANTED IMMEDIATELY

40 GOOD WORK HORSES, weighing years

about 1200 lbs, the age of five to ten ; also some good sharp drivers. I Will be in Charlottetown until Tuesday afternoon lath; then Montage day, Summcrsidc, Saturday 18th.

Apply to ’

April ll 6i pd Ex. W. S. McI\1E. FARM FOR SALE. HE sbuscriber offers for sale, his farm at Avondale, Lot 49, containing 255 acres

of lead, one hundred cleared and in good con- dition, the remainder covered with excellent lumber, as rails, scantling,,sawlogs and fire- wocd,'well watered for stock, good buildings in good order, and all other necessary require- meats. A farm of 300 acres with zoo acres clear, with good buildings, and well watered, jam”: the above, for sale also, the whole making-a fine Stock Ranchc. The property will be sold whole or in parts, to suit purchas erg, If not sold before the 25th of June it

will be sold at Auction, with stock, farm im- plements and househgldfumiture.

WTLUAM w. 1-‘oases.

Avondale, L: t 49, “'-. .- Near Vernon River. Apl 3—'l‘1 ll

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EH3 STORE Oh! QUEEN STREET

........- 'enm.otus'r-ext-» Ifnytlet harlot‘-iii: will heyexiiotllcd immediately

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. Nova Scotia military

4:, Wednesday and Thurs-, 15th and 16th; Charlottetown, Fndsy up

now occupied h'7‘A.*L. Brown, Esq. l°'

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Militias lSensation1l

An Unpleasant Piece of Business.

Queer Conduct _of Halifax omen-s.

Excitingdlin-hall! 'l‘runk Meeeting.

AN INHUHAN FATHER STANLEY HOMEWARD BOUND.

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A Militia Sensation.

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. . Hstnux, April 15.—-The trouble in circles is said to: be .that C--louel Wolsely got in jail for debt and hisduties were consequently neglect- ed. Others say arrest of the Colonel was manoeuvrcd by his op onents because he reported certain irregu arities and certain parties wished to keep him from appear- tug before the Commission of Enquiry to testify. it is said too that not long-ago an altercation occurred between the colonel and the officer charged with the irregularities and the latter was forcibly s from Wt-rsley’s office. The un- p ‘t aflair is-the talk of the town and the end is not yet. [The St. John Sun gives the following particulars of the afi'a1r:—The trouble in the Nova Sootia militia department he- gan,.it ls|understood, two years ago, when greibly through some misunderstanding, ymaster Murray made some allowances to ofiicers which‘ the dc rtment officials refused to sanction. The money was withheld from the psymaster, who was instructed to secure a refund from the

sons refused to return the money, and Paymsster Murray found himsglf mind the amount. It is alleged that at the military camp. the next season Psymastsr Murray, in order to‘ reimburse imsslf, charged the detachments with men which were not actually paid by him, placing names on the pay roll of persons who were not in the camp. One of the questions said to be in dispute is whether he did this (suffering it to have been done) on his own motion or under author-. ity of Col. W'orsley, deputy adjuhnt general of the district.

Grand Trunk Meeting-

Lozmox, April l5.—The Grand Trunk meeting on Tuesday was a stormy one. Sir Henry Tyler replied to Tnpper's charges, and the directors’ report was ac- cepted, but Sir Henry's motion "that the retiring directors, Messrs. Gillmpic,

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parties who had secured it. These per-_ * ’

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French Kid But‘? ’_ l Reduced to 82.l50.’5‘~j . French ‘Kid’-'But__ ‘ ‘ ._

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French Oil Goat _ 1 Reduced to s2.to. _ M e For a raw for 0

order to make room for R . K. .1 OST,

_ North goo Queen Square. April 9 -Ex 1w.‘ :3 ' -

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medians and céntral stor in Morris’ New Block some time in May next, we will -sell all our stock of ‘ ’

viz: Soaps, Perfumes,'I‘octh. I-lair, Clothes

GREATLY REDUCED A318 until hlsy

Fifteenth. it . , , Davies’ Salve and-!.lnlmenl.’

-rwsxrr-nva csirrs r -‘sun aorrsl. Agents for Iaearus, London as l

Montreal. . _ srscrsctss of all and prices. March s3, I291.

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Stock «Busi- nose We now .oflerou1g1,a. ‘

Hamilton, Haygate and Lsthbridge, he re-elected, was defeated amidgrcgtgg citemeut. 60 to 10. After mcnthad somewhat. allayed, Sir 3 K

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Tyler demanded a poll, and it. will - »- t_o-morrow. H-As Sir cricias “This will he »s.'*'' -, yourconnection with the company,‘ ‘ 3 ‘ you had better go.'. Amid much. ' merit a motioato adjourn for a fortnfit was carried. . C .

CEIYINNI, Kansas, April 15.-—Inuh McDermott and‘ George Madden f’ .- wlth revolvers here to-day’. As H v aimed lfcliermott raised his fiveyear old boy and the bullet glanced from his head drikiug the fatherin the face. The boy is desdaad the father cannot live.

Good forlfictou.

Orrawa, April l5.—B. G. Leckie states that the company of which he is a mem- ber have purchased the Kstahdin iron worhs of Maine and will transfer tht plant to Pictou County, where three hul- dred men will be employed.

Becoming Frig_lit_f_ully Common.

Gnoucss-res, lass, April 15.—Gsorge R. Aitkcns, a Nova Scotian, has been arrested for criminally assaulting an eleven year old girl.

Good-bye, Stanley.

Naw Yonx, April 15.-Stanley ssi‘ed to-day on his return to England. He denies the rumor that he has been ap- pointed Governor of the Congo State.

Five Lives Lost.

Loxnox, April 15.——A fire in a house on high road to-day resulted in the loss of five lives.

Deafness, Its pauses and Gun:

sclentincall treated‘ b an aurlst of ‘wom- wlde rcputaitlon. D ness cradlcatpd and entirely cured, of from S0 to 30 cars leg. after all other treatments avs hllcd. How the difllculty is. reached and the cause emovcd, full explained in clreulars,wllh fldfiivlts an tlzstlmorzlsls at cures tom TO 00110 50 0 I33” “°°‘

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A ROB 5- SQNS, AMHERST N s Agents for Provintws.

KENT. STREET

-MEAT MARKET.

THE undersigned have now in 530‘! VVHOLESALE and RETAIL,

A choice Assortment of

Sugar-Cured. Rams and Bacon

yhich thgy ofierat lowest market prices.

We have also splendid display of Choice Easter Beet

from Cattle especially fed for our trade, cheap

cash. . RIGHT &. BIIBOES V Kent Street Meal Marbl-

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- a King of flediclnee . ______ Joe-qnslaue vII¢iss'or—-A Gus-sq “ Hflnacsslous.” “When Iwasuycarsetaselhad-asevcrc attack or rheumatism, and after"! recovered 'hadtogoonerufi:hes. Iyearlatenscrolula, In the form of white swelllngs. appeared on varlouparts of my hoQ,and forllyears I was an lnvalld,,belug émnned to my bed 6 years. In that fie ten or eleven sores ap- peared and brcb.~eau_slag me seat pain and ‘ I feared I never. should get well.

"Ru-lylnlisglwengtochlcazo to visits slstsr,but was confined to my bedmostol the tlmelwas there. In July I rcad8b00k.‘A Day with a Circus,’ in which were statements oteuresbynood'ssarssper!l1a- Iwaswhn- pressed wlththesuccess otthls msdlclne tlmt Idecldedtotrylt. '1'o'mygrcat gratification the sores soon decreased and I began toteel better, and la a shortltlme-.1 was up and _out of doors. I ccntinuedso take Hood's Sar- caperllla for about a y6ar’,‘when, having used slx bottles. I had becqne so fully released 0,1‘:-cm the disease flistlwent to work for the

Flint I Walling Mfg. Co., and since then

navn nor. Los-raa sntom: mix on account of sickness; I believe the disease is cxpslledfromrny ' Ialways feel well, amlngcodsplrlts and ’ it a good appetite. I amnow 27 years ofage and canwalk as well as any one, exceptthst one limb is a little shorter than thsotherl, owing to the loss of bone, totes formerly on my right ‘leg. ‘To my frlcfi my recovery seems almost miraculous, and I think _Hocd's'Sa1:saparllla Is the king of medicines.” Wrnnrals A. Lxins, 9 E. ltsnroed St-. Iendsnvme, Ind. Hood's< Sarsnparllla

soueyansruggna. 'sr;sixtgr§.- nyo.1.noonaco..apossocarice.nosren,llasa

I00 Dojree One‘ Dollar

Lobster P§.ckers Supplies.

INN) CASES Tan and Flat CANS, 250 boxes Tin Plates, E 200 ingots L 65 F. Tin, 50 E;s;S0ft Lad. . 3 1} square Copper; -

50 M. Lobster ‘Labels, . j, ‘ 200 coils of (hnadlan Reps, 5,000 Lobster thin Tu 1' L90‘! . ’ 0 F1<l:ll?'Il::,’ Suguu::i:i'Hols,Im- 8’