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Local and Other Henss.

Crosetne Bora Ways at the Capes. e City Smatt Dept gessiun yeaterdiy. : > Por Court —This morning, one assault

au joul be d tor further evidence,

Cade eal Erworra Leacur —Adjourned meet'ng at 8 3)u'cl ck to vight, All attend.

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an wf Perens Cicren.— Addresses on the Lord's Prayer will be given Priday evenings dariag Lent at 7.30 o'clock,

snisciaiililiaeia i a Heito! Ertito!—Is that you A Down ? Yes. Send me upa lJoad of your hard-

wood! Al right, sir. -

ly You want app'es or lemons, attend theauerion at R. Beairsto’s aales room to morrow morning at ll o'clock. Lust chance this season.

snencialiiagenin Anpyocrxep. — The adjourned annual meeting of the Y. M. C. A, held last even- ing, wa: further adj -urned until the 22ud ms". atnmegpeininns

Lost.—-From the residence of A. 8. Urquhirt, Keng Square, yesterday, a Scotch culile pup. inder will kindiy return aime to owber,

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Prooaiwwe Comwine.—Lovok out fer the programme of the coucert in St. James’ Hall on Tuesday evening next. It will appear to-morrow.

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Vorers Lists —Official voters lists for Queen's County may be had at the County Court Office at the reduced rate of 54 cents for each pulling district.

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Goop Perce ror Horses —It is stated that at a sale of 30 Canadian horses held iu London, England, two weeks ago, the aver- age price realized was $259 per horse.

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**Ovr Socrery "—Ona account of the in- creasing détunnud fur this paper, the weekly supply has been doubled and a sufficiency may now behad at the Diamond Book- store.

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Dyspepticure —Is oot a palliative, but pcure; it first relieve, then controls. and finelly entirety eubdues the irri ation and in- flemmstion of the stomach that causes indi- gestion and dyspepsia.

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Hittszoro’ Rink.— Will the person who carned the sz 9 skates from the ladies room i: the rick Ssiurday atierneon last please carry them back and exchange them with the Janitor for the s ze 94 that were Jets.

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He Wasn't Exper meNntTING.—Last Satur- day « lusle boy of six years, son +f Mr. Alfred Sandford, of Summerville, Hants Vo,

N.&., tell down the celiar stairs, cutting himself severely about the head The day before, while looking down the stair<«, he

asked nis father “how many steps he would have to fail to kill himself.” His fail, how- ever, was quite accidental and not in pursuit of information.

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Ksew Waat Was Cominc.—A prominent resident of Bloomtield, O, di+d on the 6th, under peculiar circumstances. In the morning he compl:iaed of not feeling Well, and after eating sparingly of breakfast calmly potified his wife rhat it was destined he should die before night. So firmly was he imp essed with the idea that he amanged his business affairs an i aentfor a number of friends,to whom he bade farewell, and then awaited the semmona It came at 1.30 o'clock.

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Ccriwxa.—A very keenly conteste] game, Kirk vs Methodists, was played Wednesday af ecmvon at the Rink, and resulted ina victory foc Mr, Beer's Riak. Ihe Methodists are now therefo:e, the champion team of the Club, having beaten both Church and Kirk. The Rink’s skips and scores in the match played Wednesday, are as follows:

Kirk. Col. - Irving,

Methodists. W. W. Beer, T. ©. James, KE H. Beer, A. McRae, W. A. Weeks Rev. J. Carruthers. F. H. Beer.—{skip) 10 (skip) 7.

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A VatvasLe Ixvention.—Mr. James E. Grant has snown THe k XAMINER an ingenious and nevel invention whicn we have no oubt wil’ be univera.lly adopted by all canners in connction twith the ordinary can used in hermetically sealed goods, It is known as the key sttachment can. By means of this improvement no can-opener ia required to get at contents. Kach can has a key, by means of which a child can open the can, leaving no ragged edges endangering the cutting of fingers. etc., and enabling the contents to be turned intact. Mr. Grant atates thac the additional cest is inti i tisimal. We certainly think that the goods «f packers adopting this improvement wil take pre- cedence over the goois put up by packers using the old-fashioned can. Mr. Grant has the coutrolling interest of the patent for these provinces, Tne Examiner wishes him

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Some Goop Work.—Yesterday a novel sight was presented to the passers-by oa Fi zroy Street, east, opposite the residence of Mr. Edward Skerry. Sitting upright upon their keels were four nicely built and neatly painted boats. Our reperter was immediately attracted by the novel turn- out, and called upon Mr, Skerry, whem he found in the second story of his shop, work- ing away upon a fifth boat, which was al- most completed. Mr. Skerry is one of our

most en erprising mechanics, and although |

engaged in fishing during the summer sea- son he never sits idle in winter. He spent last. winter be yond the Rockies rather than spend it idly here, and at present he has @ contract feom the Portland Packing Com- pany for the construction of ten boats. These beats are 17 feet keel, of the lap- Atrexnk aud +e :tre-bo urd build, and are for the lobster fisting business of the above C mpany, whch is represented here hy Mr. Tidmarsh, of Nova Seotia They are substantially built, and reflect much credit upon Mr. Skerry as a workman, aod we trust he will make a geod profit out of his undertaking.

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‘Boiler Explodes at Queb2e,

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‘THE TY PERSONS KILLED.

Fifteeen Wounded.

Qurpec, Feb. 13,

A terrible accident occurred this morn- ing at the Quebec Worsted Co’s Factory. Lhe boiler exploded, causing great damage and wrecking a large psrt of the building. Thirty persons were killed outright and tifteen are wounded. The mill had been shut down for sume time undergeing re- pairs and work had just been begun aga:n. it is nut known what caused the explosion. Ihe scene in the neighborhood of the wrecked factory wa herritle one. Many vodies have been recovered from the ruma in @ terribly mutilated coudttim. The wounded have been taken to the Marme Hospital. Thousands of wiling bands are continuing the work ot extracting tie bodies irom the debris, which has been going on actually since morning. The police are Keepingorder among the crowd and the firemen are on hand to prevent the flames from breaking out among the ruine,

Ex-Governor Wilmot Dead.

St Jonny, N.B., Feb. 13.

The Hon. Robert Duncan Wilmot, ex Licnienant of the Proviace of New Bruns- wick, died at hie home, in Nanbury County, today ef paralysis. He wag born in October 1809, was «lected for the County of St. Juhu, N. B., in 1846, and with the exception of one term held that seat until the confederation of the Provinces. He succeeded Hom. David Christie as Speaker of the Senate ia 1878. Lu 1880 he was appointed Lieu.enant-Governo: of kis native province and served his coun'ry in this position until 1838, when he wes suc-

ceeded by Sir Leonard Lilley.

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New B, unswick Politics.

St. Jonn, N. B, Feb. 13. The Queen's Co. Liberals have nominated King, «x-member, «gainst Baird. The Chathsm Advance, the only grit news. paper in Norihumbe: land, is out very strongly in faver of Adams and against Peter Mitchel)

aud Unrestricted R ciprocity. This baa paralyzed the Op, osi ‘on here, they Dont Want Unrestrictei Reeiprociiy.

Sr. Joun, N. B., Feb. 13. The Grits of York Co., the Hun. Fred Thompson to oppese fempie. Gibson, the New Brunswick jumber king, « fe long Liberal, has sivnhed Temple’s nomination ; so have hundreds of his empleyes. They dunt want Unre- stricted Reeiprocity.

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The Newfoundland Trouble

Orrawa, Feb. 15. It is reported that au amicable settlement regarding the Newfoundland fishing aifticul- ties has about been reached by England and France.

Sir Charles at Amherst.

Sy. Jon, Feb. 13.

Sir Charles Tupper spoke at Awherst to- night, and Hon. Mr. Foster at Woodswck. Both speeches had immense gatherings to hear them.

Weather iiulictin.

Toronto, Feb. 13.—10a m.

Moderate to fresh winds; partly cloudy, with loca] sleet or rain.

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Personal.

FE. Hackett, Esq., lospector of Fisheries, is at the Hotel Davies.

Sir Charles Tupper will be the guest of Mr. Edward J. Hodgson during bis visit to the is and

We are very sorry to bear that cur old friend Mr. R. H. Crawford, has been laid up with a very severe cold for the last ten or twelve days, snd has bad quitea fever Dr. McLeod hrs breken up the fever however and expects to have Mr. Crawtord out again goon, in bis usual goed heslih.

We had a pleasant call te-day from Mr G T. Fulford, of the firm of Fulford & Co., Brockvile, whose Nassl Balm, asa cure for catarrh and cold in the head, hus achieved a reputation for excelleuce from one end of the Dominion to the o her, and there is probabiy not a hamlet from the Atlantic to the Pscitic in which some sufferers fiom these distreasing and anno. irg diveases have not had occasion to feel gratetul for the speedy relief it hos att rded them. Messrs. firm be:ievers in the merit of printers ink asa medium for letting sufferers know of their excellent remedy, and are probably the most extensive advertize:s in the Dominion, their contracts covering upward of ‘00 newspapers, Their advertisement will be found elsewhe e in this issue.

<iliinigs cocaine CurniAna.—A mateh came off at the rivk yesterday— Hast ‘f Prince street v. West of Prince street Two fall inks were in op-ra- tion. At the close, she scores stood — West, Morson,4; McR-e,7— Il East, Longworth, 15; Pope, 11—26

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Majority for East,

Pourricat —At the Liberal Convention

mide any nominations yet ly do so this afternoon, however, ou the ar- rival of the delayed delegates. o Huser —

A Resectep Scirer Kitis

Wi lim Beadley, a railway brakeman, living who was discharged on accoun®

at Barry, I,

of drunkenness, went to see his sweetheart a

few nights ago, bu: in his inebriated a n

cons: quence he procee 'ed ‘oher brother 's bleck- smi h shop, heated and iron rod red hot, tied ainst it.

she wenid have nothing to do with him.

it in a vice and then pressed - The gleaming weapon penetrated his body.

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NEWS.

Fulford * Co. are;

at Georgetown yesterday, the vid team, , | Mclutyre and Robertson, were nominated. | The Prince Cunty Conventions have not They wililike- |

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Phat he'll support John A. i A letter he haa written,

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To Wilfred Laurier

NOW, The Grits have now consented That they be represented By such a man as this. We strive to look quite solemn, Bat must in pity call hi A metamorphosis !

DiInneR.—For the information of subse: to the last Christmas dinrer fand, Mr. Fiezzershl hacds us the following memo, of accouut for publication ; : Xmas, 1893,

To paid

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Blake Bros. for 175

Gaveeckt GV odnts. ..55 34.5. $119 00 Dy c+sh from subcribers, . $110 60 See ON. . . gs vk. css 8 40

$119 09 $119 00 Besides 40 geese received by him for dia- tribution from the Queen Street Club.

Git Clas, Tay COMING |

Grand Liberal-Conser- vative Weeting in the

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IR CHARLES TUPPER will address the Electors of Prince KEdward Island in the DRILL SHED, Charlottetown, on

MONDAY EVENING

16th INSTANT, C) air to be taken at 8 o’ciock. Parties coming to this Meeting can come

ard return by the Railway atthe following reduced 1aic8 :—

T:gnish, Alberton, Bloomfield and Inter-

mediate Statiows .. i. ...%. . -eeaes sc Si 25 DAGOET. bs ones 3 a BG 6 ATS EB ie i 15 Pee BEE fics oct 0h s con stereo 95 Wellington, Miscouche~>...2. 2.0.6.5... $5 >ummerside, Kensington, Freetown,

Emerald, Cape Traverse. ............ 7a Bradaibane.i 6. As a we ok ree 60 Hunter River, North Wiltshire........ AD Bete SS. Sek. i. ence ees 35 Royalty Junction...... .0¢.-...5. Single Fare Souris, Bear River and Intermedia‘e

Stations.... as ECS .... $1 00 Ws OE iia ba ke ek ah i os 68 ce ce 8» PR ik ede SO Fei Nias <i s tA see eee 70 pane Weewate cir bs ics ce Bk 50 Georgetown, Cardigan............e00. 75 SN os ives oes Rise eaak 60 NRE OWED iw vene no woo owt hs hn We pee 35

A Speciel Train will leave ‘ieorgetown on Monday, 16th inst,., at 2o0’clock p m, stand- ard, and one from Souris at 1.30 p. m., stand- ard, retuining will le«ve Charlottetown at ll p.m. standard same day. A’) tickets good to return by regular trains following dey.

W. S STEWART, Secy. Lib-Con. Association. Ch’town, Feb. 12, '91—gr pat. dy

APPLES AND LEHOAS,

BY AUCTION.

WILL sell by Auc‘ion, at Salesroom, To- morrow, Saturday, at 1} o’clock :—

50 Barrels APPLES, 10 Cases LEMONS.

R. BEAIRSTO

febl3 Auctioneer.

Card of 'Rhanks.

HE Trustees of the P. F, Island Hospital desire most cordially to ‘hank the m-m- bers of the Cha:lottetown Hockey Club for the very handsome donation of $30, being the nett proceeds of the Beuefit Match on the 19th inst. A so to thank the Press for adver- tieing, and albraith’s Band for furnishing excellent music --all done gratuitously,

B. BALDERSTON,

Secretary of Trustees.

POLITICAL MEETIAES,

HE Candidates for Queen's County will

$ meet the Electors at the following times and places :—

Mount Stewart Hall—Friday, 13th Febru- ry, at 6 o'clock

Moneghan Road Schoolhouse—Saturday, , 14th, at 2 v’elock,

Vernon Kiver Bridge Hall—Monday, 16th, at 6 o'clock. Grandview Schoolhouse—Tuesday, 17th, at | 6 o’elor k.

Wood Islands School (iVest)--Wednesday, 1th, at | o’ciock. Belle Creek Scheol—Wednhesday, 18th, at 6 o'clock. fldou Hall—Thursday, 19*h, at 6 o'clock. Pownal Hall~ Friday, 20:h at 6 o'clock. New D minion Schoolhouse—Saturday. 91a*, at 2 o'clock. Bonshaw H-ll--Mondav, 23r¢, at 6 o’c'ock. Crepaut Hel\—Turs tay, 24th, at 6 o'clock, Springton Schoo:house—Wednesday, 25th, tat l o’elock. | Bradalbane Heli—Wednesday, 23th, at 6 o'clock. Clifton Hall—Friday, 27th, at 6 o’elock, Hope River Hall—Saturday, 28th, at 1] o'clock Rustico Bank—Saturday, “8'h, at 6 o’clock. Brackley Point Road Hall—Monday, 2nd March, at 2 oclock.

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Snesinthiatnee eminem Embroidery, only 6c. per yard. yards English Prints, only 10c

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per yard, in lengths from 8 to 20 yards; a very extra let of English Prints. worth 16c, now Ie.

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All colors fast and bright. Best Package Dyes in the Market. For sale evervw here. Send for Sample Card to J. S. ROBERTSON & (O., Manufacturers, Montreal. ja: 27

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WANTED _A Housemaid and Cook in & pri- vate family ™ the country. Good wages given. apply at this office. feb)2 Sa ia ae . O=T —On Queen S'reet, on Suturday evening, a gentieman’s glove. Finder “ill tindiy

leave sume at this office. 2i pa—febl! Ww ‘ N ft’ D.—A girl fur general housework in a | small family. Apply at this vilice.

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OST.—This morning. between Boyle’s Tan nery and J. B. Macdousld’s Bont Store, &

purse Containing a smeJ! sum of money, The

owner wil be very much ciciged if it ia left at

i -ound and in good locality, near Upper high ground a g Pen Bo me

Prince Sirest Church aud School. ’ jan?

| terms casy. Apwly to GEORGE AL! FEY.

OST. About 25th January, a lady's red leather

purse, containing 4 small sum of mney.

reevvery. Apply at this oflice. th sat—febdS

Purity & Wh lesomeness:

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TAYLOR & CILLESPIE.

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We are making Special Reduc- tions during this month on the binding of Magazines, Hllustrated Papers, Periodicals, etc.

| TAYLOR & GILLESPIE,

| jané Bign of the Big Book, J. D, McLeod's Corner.

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F NOT, HOW IS IT THEY WILL PATRONIZE WORD COMPETITIONS ? Why do they buy Shuddy, for Cloth / Why do they send, in answer to @ ‘toreign newspaper advertisement, for a SOLID GOLD PLATED CASE WATCH, ‘with WALTHAM style movement, when they can get the GENUINE article at a |lesg price than is often paid for the imitation, Watches have been brought to us by the hundred from parties who have ought as above, and which no respect»ble Watchmaker could repair and guarantee, Glass for jewels. brass where steel ought to be, and iron for steel. They se when carried. $5 00 to $25.00 is often paid for a Watch that is not literally weith more than the price of old metal. Now there is no need or excuse to keep up such a trade, for the cheapest Watches made by the large American Watch Companies--the Waltham, the Elgin, the Rockford, the Hampden, the Columbus, and even the despised Waterbury— are far away ahead of the best of these imitation articles, and can be had in those days of perfected machinery at prices far below their actual value

E. W. TAYLOR,

Watchmaker and Jeweler,

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Charlottetown, Feb. 4, 1891.

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Great Clearance Sale, for Cash Only, of all our Imported Boots and Shoes, 20 to 39 per cent. Reduction.

a | TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER OF OUR M‘GNIFICENT STOCK. ——--~(x)

Come and be convinced. Come early and get the best selections. Girls’ Strong Boots, 50c.; Women’s do., 65e.

GOFF BROS’. BOOT FACTORY.

Charlottetown, February 2, 1891—2aw & wky

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