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Local and Other Items.
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HILODERSM is & positive cure for burns ir
i acaids, It acts like magic iZ 'm - +e S28 on 7 } nea her pra lles damaged DY ternoon, and is consequently
a Wine of Heechwood Creosote > 75 cents per bottle at Wat-
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- ARY Mr. George Smith, a brother e late Elijah Smith, of this city, died re la grippe at Taunton, Mass
ack to Georgetowa | ause of the storm
vailing. She is not moving to-day.
see Crear Jack before you buy your Boots ad Shoes, and don’t forget those Overshoes
‘heap Jack, sign of the Silver Oar, oppo ari.way statio
O. O EF.—Insitiation to nightat Wildey ive Come The Natal Day Committee are reaues‘ed to et at 7.30 sharp. Aeon s T.--A fall attendance is requested at Orient Division this evening Initiation of andidates. Members of other divisions are slwaya welcome in For softening, improving and beautifying
the skin, no preparation that has ever been introduced equals Estey’s Fragrant Philo-
lerma. Druggiats sell it. ebl Im sainctineaiaaie fan Povpit.—Within a few weeks past
Rev. Dr. McGlynn has occupied a Methedist pulpit and Col. Ingersoll has spoken from a platform in a Unitarian Church: ais selitedniodlin Hocker at the Rink to-night, practice game for match East of Great George St. vs Weet of Great George St. Admission to promenade gentlemen, l0c; ladies, free. -_--—--or--—_—
Tue Rev. David Sutherland, of Charl tte town, will deliver bis popular lecture on ‘Scottish Characteristics” in the Hall, Mount Stewart, on Tuesday, 9th inat., at 7:30 p. m.
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PuwiLaANTROPHY and business combined have made the price of Campbell's Wine of Beech Tree Creosote only fitty cents per bottle, at Dodd's Medica! Hall. Remember this is the regular one dollar size. Come and zet a bottle while the supply lasts.
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Now that la grippe is ravaging the country,
behooves us to keep in a condition to defy it, and for this purpose there is nothing better than Everybody's Pills. 22 cents invested in this popular family medicine now may save that many dollars later.
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Mittrany Socrat.—A grand basket social in connection with No. 3 Uo., 82:4 Battalion, will be held in McLeod’s Hall on Wednesday, 10th inet , beginning at 7.15 p m Ladies bringing baskets will be admitted free ; gentlemen will be charged 15 cents each.
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AS A RESTORER of the system after the weak ening effects of la grippe, Campbell's Elixir of Life seems to be all that could be desired. It is p'eagant to take, and has been usel by the foremost physicians of Montreal, with most
ratifying results. Price $1.00 per bottle. For sale by A. S. Johnson, }
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fue Educational Inatitute of Charlottetown saeets in the class room of the Y M.C A. on Saturday, 6th inst., at 8 p.m. Allinterested m edurational matters are invited to attend The subject for discussion is *‘The work of the primary department.” The Committee will please meet in the same place at 7.30 p m, sharp,
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Acctpext.—Yesterday afternoon - Fred. Clarke, son of Mr. Joseph Clarke, of this eity, had his left hand seriously injured in one of the machines in Mark Wright & Co.'s factory. The thumb is badly smashed, there isa deep cut extending from the outside of the neal across the palm, and the flesh of the palm is badly lacerated. Dis K. Johnson and H, D. Johnson dressed the wound,
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Wat a cleaner that Lessive Phenix iss {ry it upon anything. It is the ideal clothes washer, for it takes the place of the
id harsh chemical washing powders, and makes every article sweet and clean, being efficacious with cottons and flinnela alike, Then after using it in the waah, just try what it will do with silver, brass or metalware, in removing stains from wood; or in cleaning glass. You really ean’t pelieve it until you try it.
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Sr. Georor's CLun -—A meeting of the St. George’s Literary Society was held in the office of R. R. Ftizgerald, Esq., its president, last evening. After the reading and adoption of the report of the Secretary-Treasurer, it was moved by B. F. Masservey, seconded by Jas. H Good, that the balance of the Ciub’s funds in the Secretary-Treasurer’s hands, be handed over to the Principal of Prince of Walee Coilege, to be expended on one prize or more, ag he may think fit, to be awarded at the close of the current term ‘for English Literature.” The meeting adjourned siue die.
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Tue Rinxk.~The attendance at the Riok lust evening was small, although it was acknowledged by all present that the ice never was in better condition. For many years past Monday and Thursday evenings have been set apsrt as rink nights, and the public recognized that fact as far as possible by avoiding these evenings when arranging for other entertaiaments Lately, however, the rink nights are taken for two or three other entertainments, and the consequence is that the attendance has been poor all round. It would, we think, be well for all concerned if, in the future, arrangements could be made not to clash with the rink people when fixing dates for entertainments.
Fire.—The alarm sounded yesterday afternoon about 4 o’clock for a fire on the premises of “eo. Thorne, butcher, Sidney Sireet The fire was in the building used as a slaugiter house, stable, etc., and before it could be extinguished the structure was badly gutted. Some pigs in the building narrowly escaped cremation. The atable of John Carroll, adjvining, was on fire several times. The most damage it received however, was from water. The firemen worked liked Trejins, as they usually do, and soon suceeeded in getting the fire under control although it wasa hard one to work. The building was owned by Sheriff Curtis. We understand it was not insured. Mr. Thorne had no insurance.
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Tuat hacking cough can be Ss» quickly cured by Shiloh's oure.—Reddin Bros.
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“PROIAL DesPpaToHEs TO The EXAMINER
VICTORY!
Prince Edward re-elects the Conservative by a largely increased Majority.
Lennox changes a Grit Majority of 57 into a Tory M jority of 31.
Splendid Prospects.
Orrawa, Feb. 5.
A splendid victory in Prince Eaward by an increased majority «f 213. and the capture of Lennox from the Grits with a majority of 31, comprises the Govern- ments day’s work in Ontario yesterday.
Hon. Mr. Patterson’s nominat:en in West Horon has quite demoralized the Grit party in that constituency, and his election on the 23rd ia fully conceded by all who know the riding.
seated, and he has uo hope of being r elected.
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Shooting Affray. MONTREAL, Feb. 5.
A driver named Ignace Bestien, in the em- ploy of Sharpe anc Barton, was shot by Watchman Moore and it is feared that he will die. It is said, however, that Bastien was the aggressor. siniinenectahileciialilns
Mercier and Langlais.
Quesec, Feb. 5. Ir is stated on excellent authority that Mercier and J. B. Langlais will be arrested within this week, charged with conspiracy to defraud the Provincial Treasury.
Fatal Collision.
ANTWERP, Feb. 5. The French steamer at St. Andre reported off Fecamp, collided with the Danish brig Thor Atl the crew of the Thor were drown. ed, except a boy.
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ice Adrift.
Beruin, Feb. 5. Thirty barges were torn from their moor ings yesterday. by drift ice. At Breslau sev- eral barges sank and 40 persons were drown ed
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Fatai Fever.
New York, Feb. 5. Steerner Buffon from Santos arrived yes- terday. While at Santos the captain ad six of the crew died of yellow fever.
Killed By a Bull.
Woopsripeg, Ont., Feb. 5 Robert Kerr, aged 16 years, was fatally gored hy a bull yesterday.
Weather tulletin.
Toronto. Feb. 5.—10a. m. Fair and moderately cold.
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News Notes.
The second congress of the chambers of commerce of the British empire is to be held in London in June.
It seems that the Atlantic is higher than the Pacific, but the difference in level is not more than six and one half feet.
The phonograph is now used in hospitale for the purpose of studying the auditory char- acteristics of pulmonary diseases.
There are in the world 147: edacational In- stitutions called universities. The largest is in Paris, the next in Vienna and the third in Berlin.
Experiments show that a person speaking in the open air can be heard equally as well at a distance of 100 feet in front, 75 on each side and 30 behind.
The Indians enlisted out west as cavalry troops are praised by the army officers who have recently inspected them, who say that they are easily disciplined, learn the drill readiiy, and soon acquire the esprit de corps. The enlisted Indians leara the arts of civilization during their term of service. These views are sustained by the Secretary of War
The speaker of the House of Oommons has a salary of $25,000. and is entitled to a a retiring pension of $20,000 [t is only when he is a pensioner, however, that he has any tenefic out of his allowance. When he ia in office the ‘‘speaker’s din- ners” and other entertainments which he has to give absorb all or more than he _ re- ceives as salary.
MARRIED.
At the house of Mr. John McLeod, city, on the evening of Wednesday, Feb, 4th, by Rev. W Hamlyn, Capt John Fmbree, of Bostoa, Mass, to Mary May Neison, of Cherlottetown.
At Midgell, on ‘he 3rd inst., by Rev. J. W. McKenzie, Mr. Robert R Webster, of Marie Mill's, to Miss Mav W. Dingwell, only daughter of G: o ge H. Dingwell, Esq.
At Morell, on the 4th ult., by the same, Mr. Havelock Sanderson to Miss Hannah Coffin, daughter of Mr. Kimble Coffin, of the above place
DIED.
At Dorchester, Mass., on Jany. 29, Mr. George Ellis, aged 80 years.
Sleigh robes very cheap at Harris & Stew- art's.
Horse rugs at a large discount at Harris & | Stewart's.
We are clearing our splendid stock of over- coats at extraordinary low prices. Don’t buy till you see these goods —Harris & Stewart.
CaTakRH CurRED, health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Price 40 cents Nasal injector free.—Reddin Bros, ‘ novidwly
1 Qar own make of ready-made clothing in overcoats, reefers, suits, etc., ete., mide up
on the premises cheaper than imported =
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'GREAT SALE OF BOOTS & SHOES
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COMPETITION LEFT BEAIND|
Prowse Bros. Surprise Everyone how they can sell THE ONLY REAL AND GENUINE PATTON BROS.
At the Prices they now
GREAT GLEARANGE SALE THE STAR TAILORING ESTAUSS.
LISTEN! LOOK! COME!
UNDERCLOTHING, 25 per CLOTHS, 25 per cent. discount; GINGHAMS, SHEETING TICKINGS, TOWELINGS, etc., at Big Discounts.
PATRONIZE THE PRICE CUTTERS,
PROWSE BROTHERS, wropeod & McKenzie
THE WO\}DERFUL CHEAP MEN, 144 QUEEN STREET.
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J. 0. MACDONALDS, QUEEN STREET,
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Tuesday, 2nd of February, and Continuing during the Entire Month.
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THE FOLLOWING GOODS FOR CASH ONLY:
Ladies’ Dress Material (all kinds), 20 p ce. off | Table i Ladies’ Shawls, Jackets and Chee, 20 ra wma ee 50 ’ “ ea Ladies’ Gloves, Hosiery & Corsets, 20 “ Union and All Wool Flannels _ Silks, Velvets, Piushes & Trimming, 20 “ Grey & White Cottons & Ginghams m.. * Men's Fur Caps & Ladies’ Fur Goods, 20“ Prints, Cretonnes and Flannettes, 1 « Men’s Underclothing & [op Shirts, 20 « Tickings, Sheetings, Pillow Cottons, 19 «
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AT THE DOWINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Commencing TUSSDAY, 2ad of February, and Contiauing during the Entire Month,
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‘THE WHOLE STOCK will be sold at a Discount of 20 per cent. for CASH only. This is a Bene t Sale. The Stock is nearly all new the very best in the city. If you
want honest-made goods at extrwrdiairy da gsins, this is your chance to buy them at
THE DOMINION BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Charlottetown, February 1, 1892—eod & wky
PATTON BROTHERS:
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Next Month we purpose altering the plan of our Store to make room for our Spring Stock. In order to reduce our stock we will give some Big Bargains in all departments. This is our first Cheap Sale---you will find it genuine. 6 imitate none but surpass all.
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We invite the public to call and see for them- selves. We have placel in tac market an elegant range of Gents’ Farnisiings at Cost, ¢) clear, in- ok Underwear, Shirts, Collars (latest styles), Ties, faloves, Caps, ete.
As we are going out of this special line, we ask- you to secure for yourselves Bargains onls to be.
The Largest Assortment Ever Brought to the City.|had once in a great while. Genuine Sale. Come and
secure first choiee. Overcoats and Suits selling cheap.
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