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- TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1892.

Local and Other Items.

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31x ACUTOBARPS at the concert to-night. , rs « Ma. Ban's botany lecture this evening. - Pon scalide or burns use Philoderma, ml dw im > Mts The boats left Termentine at 11.50 to-day - Twenty-Five scrrs at 75 cents. Ages from ito 6 ir s Paton & Co m29 3i ae M.1.8 Meeting to-night at 8 o'clock. Full attendance requeated = Ovr pores’ stirs at 31 00 are lined. Call and see them James Paton & Co. m?29 3i - , Notice —Regular meeting of the Cale- donian Cinb this evening at 8 o'clock. 7 UsIoN prayer meeting thie evening at 7.30 in Eusicn Strest Hall Be sure and come. - Por raz Bova.—Fine tricycles and carte ust received at the Diamond Bookstore. Tuat hacking céugh can be so quickly vared by Shiloh’s eure,—Reddin Bros. novidwly oo For Drit No. 2 Battery, G. A., will eet for cull! this evening at half{-past seven o clock mnnahiiaitipeerenan Tue Philharmonic Hall is the centre of attraction thie evening. Popular admission

gnd a good spicy programme. -

Wioe Orex.— Friends from the west inform as that Cascumpee Harbor ie wide open, and go ice waa to be seen in the galf off Alberton on Sunday

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Morurrs should use Philoderma on their

infsats, as its soothing and healivg properties

render it invaluab’e for chafing. Druggists geil it - 25 centa. ml dw im siesta Proven —“I have proved Everybody's Pills to be the best in the market,” is what

sgentieman wrote regarding this favorite family medicine. j See

TmiaTeen coses of new goods opened to- day. New dress goods, new velvete, muslins, oxford sbirtings, linens, ete., etc.—Berkins & Sterna m2s 3i -

Twenty to thirty per cent. dis couat on boots at Stamper’s Cor- ner. Now is the time to get bargains «8 the stock must be sold.

Canrzet Derartuent — We have a spacious new room for the accommodation of ourcustomers and display of carpets, and have Mr. E. Chandler who has lots of experience to advise ourcustomers. —Patton Broa

RoctaL —There will be a basket social in North Milton Hall on the evening of Wednes- day, 6 h April, at half-past six o clock, in aid of the Methodist Church at Hooper's Corner. Admission—Gentlemen, 15 cents; ladies, 10 ceata. These who briog baskets will be ad- mitted free, A good programme and a pleasart evening. Al! are invited.

Foxsexat Notice —The funersl of the lste Hoa. Charles Young will take place this afternoon at haif-paat three o’cluck, by posession aod train iv Sherwood Ceme- tery. The Law Society and the Sons of Temperance will attend. The pail-bearers willte Judge Hensley, H. J. Cuallbeck, 0.D Rankin, A A. Bartlett, Dr. Dodd and William Boyle.

sililisiadeisiian

ix tae monthe of March, April and May the blood shouid be purified, and the system etzengthened, so that it be able to withstand the debilitating effects of the changing weather, and resist the attack of disease. he most reliable medicine to take to bring about the desired result ie Kstey’s Iron Tonic. For eale by all druggiste. ml dw lm

Hrworte Leacce.—At the meeting of the Laterary Depsrtment of the Epworth League, last eveniag, Mrs. Richard Goff read a well-written and exceedingly inter- esting paper. descriptive of some of the principal citiea of Europe. A very inter- esting paper on ‘* Boston,” was also read

Mias Annie Melliah, and Misa Ella Mce-

urray gave some chvice musical selec- tions. The meeting was wei! attended, the room being crowded to the decors.

We want to sell a good many watches and articies of jewelry befere taking steck and will not

Kk at a peice ter a few days. EB. W. Taylor. tf

Tae Manxet.—There was a fair attend- ance inside st the market to-day, although outside it was not so large. Hay was scarce and sold quickly at 60 cents per 100 ibs. Straw brought $1 50 per iump load inside, eggs in moderate supply brought from 11 to 13 cents per dozen Batter, fresh, was very scarce at 24 to 27 cents per lb, with an extra demand, and tub at 27 to 28 cents per ib. was equsily scarce Chickens, very small sapply at SO cents per pair. Fow! brought 55 to 60 cents per pair, and turkeys 80 cents to $1.00 each. Flour has dropped to $220 per 100 bs., and oatmeal to $2 30 per 100 lbs

Svocessyvut Istanpers — Besides Dr. Dorsey, whose sucess we have already chronicled, we are pleased t> announce tu day that our young friends, W G. Burke,of George tewn,and Jom s Handrahan, of this ci y.were among those who eecured the degree of M. D., at the Univereity Medical College of New York City, last week. Dr. Burke is a brother of the Rev. Father Burke, of Alberton, and Dr. Handrahan a son of our esteemed fellow townaman, Thomas Handrahan, Esq. We Gadiy extend congratulations.

Tue esason why *‘ Myrtle Navy” to- bacco has taken so strong @ hold upon the iMeking community is because it is the fMuine article. Noman has a desire to smoke anything else than tobacco. Even opium is not smoked for the pleasure of smoking it, but for its soporific effects. The desire for tobacco is, of course, best “tisfied by getting the pure article, and when to this is added the finest quality the ‘Mtisfection is complete. These two things ste combined in the **Myrtle Navy” *

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ALL the ladies who looked over our gloves

*merning were highly pleased with the ‘wortment shown: in former years & oo hunaber of ladies complained of it seing very hard to get small sizes, This es#on we have imported the largest stock ‘ver brought to Charlottetown in the Gressed kid, masquatare, etc, in all lead- 40g Colors and sizes, from $5} ro 8 If

FOU want your choice of colors call and see

Our line,—Jas. Paton & Co., Market Suara.

mar. 26 3i,

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,

SpxciaL Despatones tc Tuk EXAMINER.

DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

Felegraphic Summary of Pro- ceedings

An Interesting Budget of News,

Orrawa, March 29.

In the House of Commons in reply to Mr. Davies, Hon. Mr. Tupper said that the act passed some years ago, putting duty on Newfoundland fish, imported into Can- ada, was not put in force, there being an understanding to that effect between the Government and the officers of customs. The act was not suspended abvut two months ago The customs officers were notified to put the Act into operation, aud they collected the duties,

Replying to Mr. Borden, Hon. Mr. Fos- ter said that Sir Charles Tupper was given the power of a plenipotentiary to enter in- to a full treaty with the Spavish Govern- ment by which Canadian products are ad- mitted to the Spanish West Indies upon the same terms as the products of the United States.

Answering questions from Landkerkin, Hon, Mr. Bowell said that the customs officers at Montreal did collect duty, as they had a right to do, on a British flag pre'ex'6! by the Duke cf Connaught asa pr ze to the best drilled corps of Montreal cadets. But, on the matter being brought to the notice of the Government, the duty was refunded.

L H. Davies—**Poor old flag.”

Hon, Mr. Bowell—It waa not an old

one, so the hon. gentleman need not sneer at it

Hon. Mr. Haggart, replying to Mr Davies, said thac the Canadian Pacific

Railway paid nothing for running privileges and station or other accommodation cver the Intereolonial Railway between St Juho and Halifax, as all trams running between these points are trains of the latter road, fares on which, over that section ot the road, accrue to the Intercolonial. But, as a regular practice, car mileage charge is made for cars ot one rvuad running on the road of another.

A discussion aroze on a motion for a re turn regardirg the duty paid on binder

twine. The members of the opposition argued in favor of abolishing the duty, as it was under s combine. Mr, Mulock accused Mr. Stairs

of being at the head of this combine and asked him if it were not so, that the Cordage Company at Halifax made a binding twine tor export aud sold it at 14 cents leas than it was charged to consumers ia this country. Mr. Stairs said that cordage was made for export but not of the same qaality, and sold cheaper than was disposed of to consumers at home.

Mr. Davies,—‘‘I had a letter from a gentle- man fn Halifax stating that cordage was sold for the export trade at ® cents while it was charged at 114 cents at home.”

Mr. Stairs—‘**That is not so.” for a return was granted.

Mr. Davies moved a resolution for a re turn relating to the contract between the Canadian Pa-:ific Railway and the Inter- colonia) Railway companies as to the runniag

wers between St. John and Halifax, and in doing so accused the road of being run in the interests of the Conservative party, which was the cause to a great extent of so large a deficit. The resolution passed.

Sir John Thompson gave notice of a mo- tion to take Thursday for Government bua- iness for the remaiader of the session. This is held to be another indication that the session will be s short one.

Hugh John Macdonald will resign his seat as member for Winnipeg at the close of the present session, business interests requiring his sole attention,

fr. Davies will ask for all correspond- ence respecting the admission of Newfound- land into the Dominion.

THE BEHRING SEA MATTER. Heidtien Guilehad

The motion

WasHincton, March 29,

Lord Salisbury’s last communication to the President, stating the grounds upon which he would consent to a renewal of modue vivendi as to the Behring Sea, will be laid before the Senate to-day. The President states in a message that Lord Salishury’s reply is very satisfactory to the Unired “tates government, and says that accept»nce of Salicbury’s tender, with a few modifications will doubtless be arranged without difficulty.

THE LOBSTER BILL

Revised and Amended.

Orrawa, March 29.

The Lobster Bill has been revised and amended. Onder it fishermen wil: require no licenses, but packers will be subject to a license fee of $5 a piece, or two cents for brand on each case packed.

Tired of Gritism.

" Ozawa, March 29;

Col. Amyot, M P., can no longer tol- erate Gritism aad has repudiated the or- ganized hypocrisy. He will hereafter sup- port the Goverament.

Railway Works Burned.

Loypon, March 29.

The Crewe Railway Works at Crewe were burned. Loss, fitty thousand pounds.

A Great Grit Purist Unseated.

Quesec, March 29.

Mr P. A. Choquette, the Grit M. P. for Montmagny, has been unseated.

Weather tulletin.

Toronrto, March 29.—10 a. m. Fresh north west to south-west winds,

fine, not much change in temperature.

Jas, Patou & C0,

MARKET SQUARE.

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BOYS’ CLOTHING, embracing sil the newest patterns and shades in the market for Spring and Summer, 1892 They are the nobbiest and finest Children’s Suits in the market, consisting of 75 different pat- terns in neat Mixtures, Stripes and Checks; also Bluse Serges, Velveteens, Flannels, etc, etc. Extra value in Canadian Tweeda and Sergee.

JAMES PATON & (C0.,

MAREE SQUARE.

WORSTED

THREE HUNDRED

SUITS, in Black, Drab, Brown, -Grey}’

and Navy Blues, the finest, lot of Chil- dren’s Suits ever imported to P. E. Island. No better made. Don’t buy « Suit until you see our stock.

JAMES PATON & CO.,

MARKET SQUARE.

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TWO-PIECE SUITS.—You will find ia this, our Children’s Department, that we stsnd second to hone in QUALITY, QUANTITY or LOW PRICES, bot first and foremost in having the latest designs produced by’ the best manufacturers in Canada and elsewhere.

JAMES. PATON & CO.,

MARHET SQUARE.

FROM 4 YEARS TO 14 —We carry 4 very large assortment in this Department in BLACK WORSTED from the chcapest grade to tne best ; also, over 650 different shades in TWEEDS, in different colore, prices suitable for everybody. Large variety and low prices.

JAMES PATON & CO.,

MARKET SQUARE.

YOUTHS’ SUITS in every line—Wor- steds, Tweeds, Meltons, Serges, ete-,—at the lowest pussible prices. Splendid as- sort ment. e cannot be undersold in this line, for we keep a good assortment, in- cluding the cheapest goods in the market.. All sizes in stock,

JAMLS PATON & C0:

MARKET SQUARE.

MEN’S SUITS, without an equal in low prices. The wonderfal rapid increase in our sales of Men’s Clothing atteeta to the propriety of our claim without an equal in low prices. All goods are made in the best quality in their respective grades. They are comfortably preportioned and fit well. All sizes in stock from 36 to 44.

JAMES PATON & C6.,

MARKET SQUARE.

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SPRING OVERCOATS IN TWEEDS AND MELISSAS.—We are confident of being able to suit any taste or purse, par- ticularly in this department. It embraces all the diffsrent patterns and newest styles and colors that the market affords, at the lowest possible prices on cost. A full line of the newest styles in the Melissa Water- proof Garment, in Plaids, Checks, Mix- tures, Natural Grey ; also, Hair Lines and Fancy Mixtures. We offer the best goods to be afforded for the amount invested, but never sacrifice quality to price.

JAMES PATON & CO.,

MARKET SQUARE.

ONE HUNDRED ODD SACQUE COATS, sizes from 36 tu 42, cheapest lot ever offered in this city.

JAMES PATON & CO.,

MAEK T “QUARE.

GENTLEMEN'S BLACK COATS and VESTS made up on the premises by first- class workmen, consisting of the very best Black Worsted. Also, a nice assortment of choice patterns in Tweeds made up in Suits and Trousers.

GENTLEMEN !—Don’t buy any im- ported stuff before seeing these goods, as they are the correct thing, and are as low in price as some of the imported fall guode

that you have been disappvinted in from} Come to the RELIABLE

ear to year.

CLOTHING STORE and see our own make. We prefer selling them, knowing that they will give you better satisfaction. No trouble to show goods at THE LAR. GEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST CLOTH- ING STORE IN TOWN.

Jas, Palo & U0,

MARKET SQUARE.

Ch'town, March 22, 1892—eod & wy

$00 Pairs Just Received.

FERD, ROUILLON

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ALL THE NEWEST SHADES.

will be given in exchange.

KID GLOVES.

If any Gloves strain

PERRIN, FERRERS

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KID GLOVES.

or split, a pew pai

STANLEY BYOTHERS, BIOWN'S BLOCK,

Charlottetown, March 19, 1892—eod & why

PERKINS

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~ HANGINGS!

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LARGE STOCK AND LOW PRICES.

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YX7E ARE FULLY PREPARED FOR THIS SEASON’S TRADE, and anticipate a big sale of PAPER HANGINGS —Enzlish, Canadian and Am:riean mide goods in great

variety.

Satin Papers, etc.; Dado Papers, Friezes, Borders and Centre Pieces,

Embossed Papers,.Gilt Papers, Embossed Gilt Papers, Sanirary Washible Papers,

Tn addition to a full

rangé'of New Goods, we have a tot of last year’s patteras (eqial in every respect to this

year’s) which we will s2ll at about half price. for American, and 2 yard roils for Eazlish. a-12 yard roll eontains just about as mach as a 16 yard roll of Ametican.

The English

Our regular stock is all in 16 yard rolls

Paper is 22 inches wide, and We have a

job lot of Canadian 8. yard rolls, worth from 10 to 14 cents a roll, whish we will give you

at 5 cents for -your ‘¢,oice:

As we carry the largest stock of Paper on P. E. Island, and

sell at the lowest, price, it will pty you to inspect our goods before yu buy. CARPET SALE till going on, and selling at auction prices, se those who attended the

recent esle tell us.

Charlottetown, March 81, 1892—eod & wky _——s

ERKINS & STERNS.

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eleome Our Friends

c--—TO INSPECT OUR NEW ARRIVALS IN-——

Worsteds, Tweed Suitings,

As we are

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Scotch and English Pantings -Serges, Br

reparing for another season of rushing

oad Cloths, etc., ete.

trade, we sald cordially invite our many friends and customers to give us the pleasure of showing our Spring. Ware, thereby in licating your interest in our welfare as well:as contributing to your own financial interest by trading with us.

STAR

6d & MCKenzie,

CLOTHING STORE.

Charlottetown, March 10, 1892—eod & wky

AMMONIA | in BAKING POWDER is a DISEASE producing ACENT.

| Its volstility ia abridged by reaction | with the gluten of the flour. j

The preparation of an UNOBJECTION.-| ABLE Baking Powder containing AMMONIA ia impracticable.

Avoid all Risk and- ail

- (GERMAN WOODILL’S 2 BAKING

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NEAR THE MARKET.

WATSODW'S

New Drug Store, ;;

THREE DOORS BELOW LONDON HOUSE.

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cumini wou, PATRONIZE

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Obarlottetown, February 19, 1892—dy

“THE BEST!

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THE OLD ESTABLISHED

“ROYAL OAK” HOTEL, For Sale by Auction.

AM instructed by Mrs. Offer to sell by Auc-

tion, on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of April next, #t 12 o'clock, noon, on the premises, Queen Street :—

The well-known Hotel Property occupied by Mrs. Offer, comprising a lot of land fronti

_— a — and —— 4 iss be a larvc three-stor Luse, i

Uutbuildings, all in good manele. —

This prorerty is neer the Market, having an

established town and country trade, and offers a

ood chance for anyone to engage in the Hotei or as an investment.

Terms easy and made known at sale.

R. BEAIR&TO, Auctioneer.

TENDERS.

ENDERS will be received at the City Clerk’

Office up to THURSDAY, 7th of April, a 12

Sclock, noon, for REPAIHS TO MARKET

eo i hedion at ae of P oa the oe hilli Cc

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H. M. DAVISON, City Clerk. City Clerk's Office, Maroh 26, 1892—guar Si

Desirable Building Lots and Houses

AM instructed by Henry Rackham, -» to I sell by Auction, on MONDAY, the ines of the premises

April next, at 12 o'clock, noon. on

Six Bnilding Lots, 44x175 feet, situate on the nrw street lesding from Spring Park Road, ad joining the property of William Boyle, Esq.

Also, immediately after, one Double and one Singlk Tenement House, situate on the «oath of Chestuut Street. Terms easy and made known at sale. Plat of Lots can be seen at my office. R. BEAIRSTO, meoh25 Auctioneer

FOR SALE.

A THOROUGHBRED REGISTERED JER-

4 SEY COW, in calf to a Holstein Bull; six

— old ; to calve at Easter. Took first prize at Vincial Exhibition. May be seen at

DR. FITZGERALD'S. mch2% —2aw tl easter

ated, dh dale

TS erten half of House situxted on King Street. opposite Judge Reddin’s residence t goed reoms, besides

This House con'ai +s cigh pa and isin good order. Possession given mmediate y. Apply co Mr. Thomas McQuaid, — Queen Street, or to the owner at South-

EDWARD KELLY. mch2 -—

Wanted, at the Queen Hotel,

FIRST-CLASS COOK, to whom liberal

waxes “ill be given. Also, an assistant Cook, and onc who cnn serve as waiter in dining room. Good references required.

P, P. ARCHIBALD, meh1l9 —1f Proprietor.

FERRY STEAMER FOR SALE.

ve be sold by Public Auction, at the Cove, Dartmouth, N.5., on APRIL 20TH, 1892. at 3 oclock, p. m. :—

The Bide-Wheel Ferry Steamer CHERUCTO, built im 1865 ter tonnage. 65; ath over all, & feet; th over all, 3: feet; depth ef hold, 9 feet; dratt of water, 6 feet. side lever engine ; diameter of cylinders, 28 inches ; length of «' -, 8 feet; horse power, 25. Hull is heavily coypered. (Carries 10 teams, and has cabin capacity for 100 passengers. Terms cash.

G. FE. VanBUBKIRK, Secretary Dartmouth Ferry Comnaiissien,

mat—iw FOR SALB.

Valuable Building Let on Great George Street.

E subsoriber offers for sais the Lot on which his Stables stand. This is by all odds the best lot in the city for a gentleman’s residence If not sold before the {8th of April, I will, on that date, sell it by Auction, together with the bal ance of my Stabile Oarfit, consisting of 1 superior Barouche, 1 Boat Wagon, 1 Single Wagon. | Buggy, | beeutiful set of Double laeeens 5 sels Bingle Harness, Cart Harness, Side Saddle. ing Sadale, and | Farmer's Boller. Owing to the stable interfering with the rent =e my houses, [have concluded to close it ou

P, P. GILLI#, mché4—eod tl 26th April

WANTS, LOST, FOUND &e

THE GENTLEMAN who picked cp a pair 0} brown kid gloves iast eveni on Fitzroy Street, east of Hilisberough, will oblige the

owner by leaving them with G. A. HUGHES SR.,

near the Driving Park. 2i pd—mch?) ALESMAY WANTED,—Fer a Dry Goods

Store in Chariottetowu. A ete dy. sober

y: ung man, with good character and some ex-

Derience. reference required. Address

“Dry tio0ds,” P.O Hox 329, Charlottetown. mch?23—dy 6 wy li

T° 1ET.—H use containi outhouses, e c., ina C. L. MORRISON, Auctioneer,

12 rooms kitchen, lealtty. Apvly te mch2s OST —Yesterday, a pair of gold-rimmed eye- glasses Finder wiil con’er a favor on the owner by leaving «ame at Patron Bros’, store, cach 26—tf

‘J°O LET — Three ro m*, suitab’e fr a drens- mae. situated on K ng Street, net Pownal Sureet. Apply at this ottice. mch’s W ‘NT“D.—A girl for general housework in a 1 aaa Apply at this office.

GENTS! Oar “Spurgeen” boot, by the celebrated Baptist Divine, Dr. Russell H. Conwell, commonly calied the Spurgeon of America, contains 625 pages, aleuw ~iurgeon's Golden Sermon and uo'hers. Splendid testimo- nials from the highest suthorities. Rev Cam- den Cobern says: “ story of this brave life ought to come like a cupof the Wister of Life into cong howe in America. I believe Dr. ( on- well to a fit man for his task.” See what agents are doing. One repor's 53 orders sold in three cays. another 114 in fowr days, and another 49 in one day. Actq.ick Send 31 cents for out- fit and big terms to KaRLE Pescismine Hoves, St. John, N. B. mob% LET.—The eastern half of House on oerner of Hillsborouzh and Kuston Streeta. Imme- diate possesion. Apply to Mrs. F. Parker CARVELL.

mch& LET.—The House on Bayfield Street at present occupied by A. and C. Hermans, with het water ing, stables, coach house,

etc. Rent moderate. Possession viven by let or Hermans’

15h of May Also, whatpis calied Garden, with pi nty of fruit trees und berries of various ki Ia good cultivution,*for the see-

son or for years. For particulars enquire at A, HERMAaN#’, Queen Street. tac

ANTED.— A good cook, by the ist of May.

Apply to Mrs. Acthur Pctecs, Brighton. rear i