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> - | AL AND OTHER ITEMS. R 4 qd LOC | Buy Your Hats at Prowse Bros . ; eh Sron rem at Beer Bros cee > | Buy your Readymade Clothing at K Ke matches On | Prowse Pros. ¥ y i , ’ Buy your Carpets, Oilcloths, Rugs T , i Mats y ; > a > »9e Rros l'o-N Phe entertainment in Notre | “8%; Matting, etc., at Prowse Bros. I » Convent Buy White Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Tiee, ey" | Braces and Handkerchiefs at Prowse Bros. | Main T N arr.ved in the city 5 e : Buy your Little Suits at Prowse Bros os and you will have your little fellows wel \ i entertainment in N $s evening. —— oe i | Boys. No better goods, no newer stvles ‘ . % FOR WSS 50 GORE £008 tne lower prices in the city.—Prowse Bros on ( wh to-night , tienen When you can get quality and style for] . . the same price, why not have it? Yor } BER | A nde ecture 1 St ies op Ie : : i 7 ; can get the yery latest in Hard or Scft} , =e ee . } Hats from us just as cheap as old timers Ww “Socrate | +} am —— i in other places.—Prowse Bros. = YRAMAT The enterta’ nme: tin Notre ! Da ( ve R¢ W be wel! wi i ODE TO CANADA, s rT l e was a special | Let other lands in older tongues ra Ge etown this afternoon. It Loud vauut their claims to gory, rea i the city aboat 3 u’ciock. And chant in triumph of she past, = Content to live in story; . : al i 7) - . Commirted To Jai John Ball was} Though boasting no baronial halls, last evening committed to j-il for two] Nor ivy-crested towers, , | , 2 ’ . ' months lefault of jay of a Scott | What past can match her glorious youth, ie ‘ ner : Act | This Canada of ours? — |
n Church will | We love those far off ocean isles
r popular sozia's on Fri Where Britain’s monarch reigns;
‘ next, L3ch Marc Home We'll ne’er forget that old, rich blood tuace candy | That ccurses through our veins. - Froud Scotia’s fame, old Erin’s name, Masonic.—A regular Communication of | Aad haughty Albion’s powers, Si. J + Lodge No. 1 4.F. and A. M.| Reject that matcbles lustre on w i at Lodze Rooms, Masonic | This Canada of ours.. fem) Ss evening at 8 o’clock. 3 chai May our Dominian flourish, then, T ! we in a great many years A good y land and free, a3 sy lid for the janitor’s benefi. to- | Where Celt and Saxon hand in hand nig G uith’s Band will be on hand Hold sway from sea to sea; with as lid programme. Give “Wil Strong arms shall guard our cherished jam” at per house to.night. | homes —_——_- When darkest danger lowers, 7 rived at G
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10) passe ngers
And with our life-blood will defend This Canada of ours.
Her freight consisted of 2,500 coils of rop — J. D. Epcar, M. P.
and 12 ar f other freight. She will | sions o-<—a—
leave on return to Pictou to-morrow | STARTLING PHOTOSRAPAIC RESULTS | The cathode rays are proving of im- Sows Tewreran District Divi~ | mense value in photography, but even
sion No. 4 w meet at Little York on | they can’t get through an overcoat that is
Thursday, March 2 W Reform Div'-|interlined with Rigby Proofed Fibre
sion. Divisions are requestei tosend|Chinos. Jt resists everything, wind,
names Of representatives as soon as pos~ |e il, rain and sleet, acd gives the weartr
sib’e. — Walter Burke, District Scribe, | ali the comfort of a fur lined mackinto-h
Charlottetown P. O | w.thout the weight, unpleasant odor or
- | expense. It makes one coat suit every
Pouce ¢ t.—This forenoon a woman variety of weather equally well.
named it» 1e Clements was fined $2 or 10 ee
days for drunkenness. Officer Doyle PERSONAL.
Fou 3 an intoxicated condition jin | ureravelie
ae w . : ae Sead a tae i His Honor the Lieutenant-Governor
midnigit. She went to jail in default of | Will leave for Miscouche to-morrow morn-
payment of the fine. : ing, where he is to deliver aa add-es3 on liege | Cranberry Culture.
Hockey Marcnes.—The | ey C b will p on Friday night. be with the a immerside with the Souris Club. ise to be b tly contested
worth going to see.
Victoria Hoxk- j + <i.
hes at the rink Rheumatism is caused by lactic acid in
One of the matches will the blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla neutralizes
and the j this acid and cures rheumatism.
Both games prom- | and will be well |
iy two matc
other
Promise of an early spring is noticed iv onnecticut, in the appearance last week, near Hartford,ofa large flock of wild
initia hi Seorr Acr Lrxvries—The Guardian | geese, flviog northward. As a rule the
fays that between Saturday night and | geese are not seen in that region uatil
Sun lay morning &@ most daring r bbery about the middle of March.
was perpetrated inthe store of Ephraim Mc- ! --
Souris. The thieves succeeded The tallest standpip> in New England
away with 2 cases of whiskey, | was completed at Kennebunk, Me., last laret and a half case of brandy,| week. It is 105 feet high, and some 13,- besides a quantity of cigars. | 500 rivets were used in its construction.
Kenzie, at ip getting
2 cases of
i leet army = ei Benevolent | _, Louster Trap Nails—We will have a Ri Giietenis i ieaied Giielind Ged c| shipment of wire trap nails by first arrival og a te ee a a | treme Gienmally Qranley.
Hibernians w.li celebrate St. Patrick’s |
» in the usu: nev. Shor will man: | :
Fag css poe TP hg A te bona A woman in Simpson County, Ky., still
noon, and after service the principal oo aon ee = = ee Se the
streets of the city will be traversed. The piste "Wes 1 y 1 sete husband and
sermon ia the Cathedral will be preached ene tet cucerfal woman i
by Rev. Father McAulay, of More!l, cain
Fouxp ry a Truyx.—According to the] Summerside
correspondent of the Guar— _ iii " ¢ dian the settlement of Muddy Creek was | ELIGHTFUL, FOR € thrown into a furore of excitement last E ; s 3, ye! , * Saturday morning when it was learned | é “LE iANT, THE that the bodies of two infant children had | X i saa been found in a trunk in the house of Mr. | ICE. TEETH, Peter Hoshie Suspicion pointed to a| T - ” — >t »p wy Mrs. Perry, widow of the late John Per y RY IT BREATH $ of Tignish, who had been for some time I. - ao inmate of Mr. Hoshie’s house. Coroner : AND James Barclay, OU’Learv, was notified. k severn He immediately telegraphed for Dr. Me- | 0 )AMS GUMS. Lellac, of Summerside. The met at Mr. | i : ; - : - 7 I= CENTS Hoshie’s house yesterday afternoon, when ! NLY 25 CENTS, a@ jury was empanelled. Mrs. Perry stated | Bw: ¢ that on tre night of Thursday, last, sl e| ae gave birth to twin children, that they | M : ee Were st born and that the bodies were . ADE ONLY bY those of ner children. Ds. McLellan he'd | & post mortem and testified that the child- JOHVSON & JO INSON ren hai been still born, and the jiry re- | : ! ; , 7" 7 ' turned a verdict in accordance with the : ae facts. Coroner Barclay will have Wes Grad: ate: in Pharmacy. Perry commi ted on a charge of conceal- | « ¢ . “ > “_ | aoe 7 0082242248 2028s 2042 ment of Lir h, as soon as she can be re- —— ied 2: moved. j eee --—.-— | —With an electric street railway, the | roadway to Victoria Park and a Free Public Library, all in vev, who will |
say that Charlottetown
towards progress ? |push one of ovr Baby Car- —Mr. Geoifrion, M. P., has announced | riages alo 1g 18 a pleas ire.
1 | . that he w vote against the Remedial The whe e's don’t drop into cause it did not do enongh for the
iS not on the way |
Bill be : Manitoba Catholics. Mr. Clarke Wallace | the seams between the planks
is to vote against it a it 84" too |—-THEY AR NOT BUILT THAT mvech for the same Catholics. “he Mont % S . .
real Gazette rises to remark that “che| WAY. The extra width to the question may be asked, if this combina— rim adds t> the strength of tion defeats the b li, wi!l the triumph be
the wheel ; thus strength and ‘comfort is combined. Safety
Lady Henry Somerset is st ing the Pall se ' Ma iGesuiin, be ents that paper said she also is important. When the
that of the Orangemen or the Pope ?”
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was enougli to drive anyone mad. Lady wheels drop fast into the side- Henry’« course is quite justified. Such a a : ; ' remark, it will be admitted, is enough to well, and the baby goes 0 it
‘over the dashboard, don’t
| re ° mae *s
A despatch has been received in London | Dlame the servant girl—it’s
from Bombay saying that Zalm Singh, | the fault of the narrow wheel. Maharajah of Jhaalaw, who was prepa‘ing |
to begin a sma!] war en his own ac ouit |
wai she Tntan Goveroment, wae te) MARK WRIGHT & G0., LTD,
pored on T
make any woman mad.
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is What we will show | BLOUSES for | BLOUSES for BLOUSES for BLOUSES for
you :— 39 ceuts 49 « go"... $1.25.
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£0 pairs of KID GLOVES, Black and Colors, at a discount 30 jer cents
FOR MEN ONLY!
Hats ! Hats! Hats! | RY Gur Hats.
i EST the Quality, RADE with us,
THE PROPE’S STORE,
Spring Steck of Stylish Pelt)
Hats Just Opened.
MEN’S FELT HATS, YOUTHS’ FELT HATS, BOYS’ FELT HATS, CHRISTY’S LONDON HATS,
Spring Styles now ready.
what we can do for you in the way of
Hats. You can buy a single Hat or a dczen. Wesell them wholesale and re- tail. Sold at prices that will please
everybody. Quality First! Price the Lowest!
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Braces, “Ties, Gloves, Hosiery and Umbrellas. Right
prices for right good+. let others do the bragging—we give you satisfying prices.
W.A. Weeks & Co..
Wholesale & Retail.
Charlottetown, March 9, 1896—dy
a
AN X RAY DISCOVER.
Dr, Browa, of Milwaukee, Splits it, and Takes Two Pietures.,
Dr. Horace Manchester Brown, Milwau- kee, Wis., has made what is believed to be an important diecovery in the use of the X ray, by which he took two photographs situated, practically, at right angles from the direction ofthe ray. This was accom- plished by the nse of a magnet, with a lifting power of one and a half pounds. With this he divided the ray, making a photograph of one object with the direct ray, and another ata right angles to it This method r quires twice the length o time for exposure, as the strength of the ray ig weakened in dividing it, Dr. Brown photographed a bullet in the leg of Sevier Klein, which had been imbedded against the bone since February 23, by an exposure of one hour’ He cut into the leg, and found the bullet at the point shown in the photograph. His next exper- iment will be to try to kill pus germs with th: P ray, which is believed to be a germicide.
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English and American felt hats, the lat- est.—John McLeod & Co.
On Opening Business We Drew No Prize Packet.
Our Store is as we made i‘— complete fresh supply of Nestle’s, Mel- lin’e, Ridge’s and Lactat:d Foods for the Baby, ;
ia every detail. A
A. W. REDDIN, Phm. B, ;
CENTRAL DRUG STORE, * SUNNYSIDE.”
REDDIN BROS.
The constant drop of water weirs away the hardest stone;
The constant gnaw of Towser mastica‘es the tunghest bone.
But some inches of advertisement judi- ciously displayed
Every day in Tne FXAMINeR secures us lots of trade.
Yours fur pure drugs en] low prices.
REDDIN BROS
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE.
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You Can Catch Your Own Sleigh
with any kind of a Watch but if you wish to make a train on the P. E. Island Railway you must have a correct timer.
Our Special
Railroad Watch for men is correct—inexpen sive — but bas all the essen
tials. Solid -Gold, $50; Solid Silver, $12 to $25.
E. W. TAYLOR
CAMERON BLOCK,
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Tue Wearner,—Fair to cloudy; light local snow falls; no decided change ‘n {¢™ perature,
BEER BROS.
TO RENT -The dwelling house on Water 'reet at present cccupied by Mr Jobn
Come to the PEOPLE’3 Store and try].
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| Councillor Hooper :
Resolved, That the Police Committee be permanent city! accident company for not less than $1,600, to be renewed yearly, the premium of insurance * to be paid out of the talary of each official
| instructed to see that all | officials shal] b2 insured ja an
| as the committee shall see fit.
Carried unanimously.
Councillor Johnson then moved the Divine Will, Gregory MeMiilan, in the
| following resolution whicn ‘was seconded
by Councillor Taytor and curried unani~
mously ; Resolved, That the sanitary officer is hereby required to be in the City Marsial’s
| O'tlve daily (Surdays excepted) from 9 a. 'm. to 10.30 a. m.; and from 10,30-a. m.to 5 30 p. m. to attend to his outside duties, j to keep a daily report of his inspection of | premises entered tn a book to be provided | fur the purpose, elso to wear a uniform | Similar to the police foree and provided at his own expense at all times when on duty; ‘and also to be governed hereafter by any | further instructions which may be given bim = ty the Council or ‘the fanitary
committe. |
Councillor Nicholson moved the follow- ing resolution, which was. seconded by Councillor Donse, and carried :
Resolved, That the Finance Committee be authorized to make the necessary ar- rangements with the Merchants Bank of P. E.Istand or other bauks for such overdraft as is pow in existence, or may herecfier be required for all expenses of, the city for the ensuing year. ; Councillor Nicholson moved the follow: ing resolution which was seconded by Councillor Douse, and carried :
Resolved, That the City Clerk - be in- structed to call for tenders for the, supply~ ing of plank and such other. materials as may be required by the City Surveyor.
Ccuncillor Nicholson moved, seconded by Councillor Douse,—
Resolved, That the assessors are hereby required to sendin and make similarre- turns as heretofore required of them, of the values of aj] rea) estate in this city omitted Sy them in their previous return, or which have changed ownersl.ip or oc- cupancy in the meantime.
Also the value of all personal property so omitted a3 aforesaid, or which has since their last return come into the city, or which haz: changed ownership in the meantime.
Also, of all persons liable to pay poll tax, who have been so omitted as aforesaid or who have been liable t> be assessed since the last return of said assessors, such return to include that required under the Charlottetown Waterworks Act, 1887. The mot.on carried.
Councillor Nicholson gave notice that at the bext meéfing he “Would imtroduce » bye-law for levying and &pecifying the rate of -assessment on real estate and pers nal property for civic purposes; and a bye-law tor levying and specifying the rate of as ~estment on real estate and personal pro- perty <n poll tax for water purposes, and also a bye-law for allowinga rate of dis- count on the assessment for civic purposes ov real estate and personal property. Councillor Douse moved, teconded by Councillor Horne, that Major Pollard be appvinted sanitary officer in. place. _ of Samuel McRae, ata salary of $200 per annum, and further resolved that he be provided with a suit of uniform. Conscillor Hooper, moved, seconded by Councillor Johnson, that Samuel MeRae be appointed at the salary laid down in the bye-law. st a
Councillor McCarron moved, seconded by Councillor Nicholson, that Henry Ed. monds be appointed ata salary of $350. The motion appointing Mr. Edmonds was then put and defeated, only the mover and seconder appearing for if. ’ The motion appointing- Mr. McRae was then put. The vote stcod 4‘ to 4, those supporting the appointment being Taylor, Johnson, Hooper and Hughes. The Mayor gave his casting vote against Mr. McRae’s appointment,
Councillor Hooper then tnoved’'and Councillor Johnson seconded that Jogeph laylor be appointed Sanitary Officer at a salary of $350. :
On a division being taken four appeared favorable to the motion and four against, those in favor being Councillors Hughes, Johnson, Taylor and Hooper. His Wor- ship gave his casting vote in favor of Mr. aylor’s appointment, ,
Councillor Taylor gave notice that at the
ext meeting he would move that. the Council engage the services of a com pet-
ent civil engineer. -
Councillor Johnson gave notice tijat at the mext meeting he would jirtrédvee a bye-law for the purpose of better enforcing cleanliness in the city,
Councillor Nichol-ou then moved the following resolution whien was seconded by Councillor Taylor :—
Whereas a syndicaté rerently - formed have now a bill prepared and intended ‘to be submitted to the Provincial Legi#tature at its forthcoming session with a view to obtaining permission to construct sarin tric Railway within the City of Chathotte- town,
Therefore Resolved, That this -Conncil regard with favor the introduction” of ‘an Electric Railway for Charlottetown as a public benefit and iniprovement ani they do hereby guarantee to such syndicate their co operation and support in «carrying forward the same, provided always that no vested right or interest of the city shall in any way be prejudicially affected thereby.
And Farther Resolved, That before granting to such syndicate any franchise on the construction of such Electric Street Railway, all matters and things connected thereto sha!l be first submitted to the City Counci! aud City Recorder for their ap- proval, that the rights and interests shall be duly safegu: rded and protected.
Mr. Nicholson said that thecompany were 8 (acnest in this Inktter,-and die believed bat if the bill passed in a little over a year Charlottetowo wohld have electric cars. The citizens were rot called on to pay one cent. He believed that if the company were allowed to run their cars around the Park Roadway, they would give a snug sum toward: the cost of constructing it.
Sever: | members of the Board advised the exercis¢ cf caution in this “matter. Any legislation bearing upon it should be carefully watched, and the rights /of the city should be safe-guafded. * Councillor Hughes moved, seconded by Councillor Horne, that a committee ccn- sistiug of the Mayer auu'three Councillors be appointed to look into the bill in coa- junction with the Recorder and report at the next regular meeting of the Council.
The resolution carried, and a committee was appointed, consisting of Councillors Horne, Hughes and Johnson,
The bill avd ~resoluti(n will in the
8 &oombs. Po‘session givin May Ist, Open for inspection eny afternoon een 3 and 5,
Apply to MRS W SSrewArT, Water Street. Meh io—tt 2
meantime be open for the inspection of
‘CIVIC RULERS IN SESSION,
ing resolution, which was seconded by
i MARRIED. | At the pastor’s residence, Charlottetown,
March 9:h, 1896, by Rev. G. M. Camp-
oll, Mr. Thomas Rigg: to Miss Maud M.
VanBuskirk, both of Charlottetowa. Pon't _s buy a Watch? A | f.w.dolers will g+t you a
| re COLID SILVER
KEY-WIND WATCH,
A gd time-keeper and fully guaranteed, Ihave also a few Sold Go'd KEY-WIN D Watcles that 1 am offe*ing al Vely
LOW __ ___. PRICES.
If you neea a Watch, you cap- not afford to miss this chance. There is a caving in the price and yon get a reliable Watch. When down town call in and see them.
W. W. WE LLNER.
BaF If you buy it of Wellner it’s all right.
At New Glasgow Road, on the 29th of February, ult., John Matheson, aged 87 y are. .
‘ At his residence, West St. Peters, on the 21st ult., after a few months illness,which | he bore with Christian resignation to the 78th year of his age.
At Ol@Town Road, Jaw. »25th; John
| Bertram, aged 76 years,
At Tryon, Jan, 19th, of inflammatior, , Warren Harris, aged 4 years and 7 mos é beloved child of Angus and Anuie L. Me-
. Donald.
SNAPS
—FOR THE—— Boys and Girls.
Our One Cent Pencil Sharp- ener.
Our Two Cent Scribbler and Ex. Book.
Our Three Cent Pen and Pen- cil Box.
Our Four Cent Companion Box with Key.
ur Five Cent Nickel Pocket Pen Holder.
Stock-taking hargains to all.
Haszard & Moore,
BOOKSELLERS. _ Charlottetown, March 7, 1896.
Seed Wheat.
Campbell’s White Chaff and White Rus- sian, grown one year from Imported Seed on the “ Warren Farm.”
JOHN NEWSON.
Charlottetown, March 7, 1896,
Rubber Boots.
This is the season for Rubber Boots. We
have a lot we are clear-
at reduced prices. See them be- fore purchasing
ing out
else- where.
R. K. JOST;
Stamper’s Corner.
mch9—Ilm tel5
What Charlottetown Wants
to prévent sickness is to get proper Plumbing, Drainage, Ven- tilating, and Heated Houses to-live im. We are prepared to do everything in the PLUMBING line at short notice. We handle the best Sanitary Earthenware aod appliances known to the trade. We are also prepared to do evervthing in the line of STEAM, HOT WATER aod HOT AIR HEATING... We pride ourselves upon the perfection of our work in all its branches. JOBBING done at short notice. Our charges are moderate. See us before placing your order. Best of references.
McINNIS & THORNE.
Charlottetown, Feb. 28, 1896—d&w PHILHARMONIC BUILDING.
EMPIRE BLEND TEA
I3 the Tea that brings trade and pleases customers,
Every pound satisfactory, but remember that ihere are
best. For sale wholesale or retail by
T. J. MORRIS.
Fe PEA PIS P22
@ @ Artistic | @
Bargains.
A number of those beautiful and artistic Parlor and Chamber Sets— §& odd fancy pieces—which combine [ High Quality and Low Price. A iE F
little money goes.a long way at Newson's Furniture Store,
JOHN NEWSON,
THE BARGAIN GIVER.
Chiown, March. 10, 1896.
LONDON HOUSE.
SPECIALS:
15 Men’s White Cashmere Mufilers, C.
slightly so led. 12 Children’s -Cloth C. Gloves. 5O Fancy Shirts, Colars atteched C. 75 Men's Flannel £Shirts, GS. very much more.
Boys’ Two-piece Suits,:24 to 26 in. in our window to-:clear.
and C:shmere
worth
A lot
Councillors in the office of the
ity Clerk. _ Meeting adjourned sine die,
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two or three kinds of Empire Blend. Be sure and get the}
SEE THE VERY LATEST STYLE
—— IN
Al real Felt Hats and Cans
‘7 CASES JUST OPENED!
Our prices are very low for cash.
J. B. MACDONALD & CO.
wea ant arate 7 wal ine MA wt oe He’s the Only Husband You Have,
and you care about his appearance probably more than he dves. You like to see him weil dressed, his clothes made in style, to fit well. We can do all this, We can give him more style, a better fit, and by far the most stylish Suitings to choose from, ‘and he need not be timid about coming in tu see our Suitings and Overcoatings. We don’t expect to s:ll every
time. We show our goo]s - mus‘ly always do, though,
S. A. McDONALD, 10, 1896—246 FASHIONABLE TAILOa.,
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Ch’town, March
“You may paint with a very big brush, and yet not be a great painter.”---Carlyle.
The secret of gcol painting is GOOD PAINTI
The whole seciet is right material. For your Spring Painting use nothing but our Pure Paint and unadulterated Linseed Oils. The work will be as good as ever when all trace of inferior paints have been washed away, In painting,
poor materials are dear at any price.
P. B. NORTON & CO.
mchd — 246 City Hardware Store.
$15.00
will buy a good Suit of BLUE SERGE, made in the best style,
no better value in the city, at
D. A. BRU CHS,
Canada’s Famous Tailoring Establishment. Charlottetown, March 9, 1896—dy
Help your mate and make life easy for her by buying one of those slightly used
Sewing Machines at Half Price, They are all guaranteed for Five Years by
MILLER BROTHERS.
Only a few left, Come early and get your choice, _
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T, J. HARRIS.
Chazlctletown, Febrnary{29, 1296.
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