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and Other Items.

Local

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THe Forsten MAIL arrived in the city yes.

terday. sieien Bayp at the rink to-night. Ice in good condition. vs 1. 0. O. F St. Lawrence Lodge meets at | eight o'clock to-night. Initiation of candi- dates i Pouics Court.— Two dranks were fined $2 and $0 re spectively this morning, and an as sault case was dismissed | _ : ; Soxs or TeMPeRANce.— Meeting of Vic- | wria Division this evening. Visiting

brethren alw avs welcome. i

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p. I. S—Meeting of the B. I. 8S. Deo-| hating Club this evening. As this is the jast meeting for this season, a full house} js reques ed,

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Rite SocietTy.— The meeting of the P. E. | L. Auxiliary Bible Society takes place this “a 37.90 10 Qe ¥. &. C+ A!

evening 7 Admission free.

Hall.

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St. PETERS Cuureu, —Service ev eryev ning

this week at 7.30 Addre sses OL tne char-| acters of Judas, St. Peter, Caiphas, Herod | gud Pilate. ‘She story ef the Cross will be |

sung. | en

Kisstnc oN THs Srreers,—An exchange says that a young women was fined $10 and | s young man $5 in Montreal, on Wednes- day last, for kissing and embracing on the| streets.

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Westitawn.—Mr. B. L. Woodside ar- rived in this city this afternoon with his| stallion Wes'lawn. Westlawn will stand at | Doyle's stables, Queen Square, until Wed- | nesday next.

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Tar Stow Piosontse Case.—The adjourn- ed hearing -f this case is set down for to- morrow ateleven o'clock, in the forenoon, Lizzie Stewart end other witnesses will testi- fy. There will likely be a large atteudance of | spectators.

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Fat Cattie Sate.—We will hold the “an- nual sale of fat cattle from the Goverament Stock Farm, at the Market Square, on Tues- day, April Ist. Other parties having fat | cattle for sale can have them auctioned at | this sale fur a charge of one dollar per head. — E. H. Norton * Co.

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Sexrence CommutTen.—We understand that the sentence of W. F. Callaghan, a prisoner ta Dorchester Penitentiiry,bas been commuted from four years to two years, It wiil be remembered that Callaghan was convicied of forgery on the Frederick's Publishing Com- pany in January, 1*89.

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Tar Warman Case.—The Committee of the Baptist Church who have been enquiring into certain charges made against Rev. Bb. Whitman, have concluded their labors, and their report will be submitted to the con- gregation at a meeting to be held on Friday evening next. In the meantime, it would be

well to suspend judgmeat in respect to the | damaging reports which are now in cir-| culation.

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Was Very Fast.—The laest tale of the un- sophisticated youth comes from Boston. A yoong man bougnt a $5 horse for $2froma

orse dealer in that city, with a written guar- antee that he could trot a mile in 230. The pag, upon trial, made a mile in about six minutes, aud the young man sued the dealer for getting money under false pretences. Of course he lost, as the dealer said the 2.20 stood for 2 hours and 30 minates. ail aiteain

Tue Tenner Awarpep.—The Times says that Mr. T. C. Connor, of Moncton, has received notice from Ottawa that his tender for Immigration Buildings. at Halifax has been accepted. It is to be a wooden build- ing with a pile foundation, aad will cost between $7,000 and $3,000. Mr. Connors, it will be remembered, was one of the con- tractors for the erection of the new Post Office Building in Charlottetown.

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IxrormaTion Waytep.—A Charlottetown lady received a Jetter some days ago, dated from the Fire B igade Station, Camberwell, London, England, signed ‘‘“Jennie,” who says ahe is staying with ‘‘Elias,” and is ‘‘in the drapery business.” The letter cannot be fur the lady who received it, although it was, with the omission of a letter in the surname, correctly addressed to her, the name of the street being Fitzroy. Does any reader know the correspondent ? The letter is written in a good hand, and bears the Packham post- mark,

Granp Cuaxce For Summer Octrit.— On May lst, Messrs. E. H. Norton & Co. will sell at auction the livery stable outfit of Mr. P. P. Gillia, including some fifteen or eighteen carriages and ten or twelve very choice horses. Among the lot is a very superior mare, unequalled for family use, being gentle and free from all vices, and ean trot in 2.50. We learn that the terms will be easy. Mr. Gillis’ horses are known to be the best in the Province, Particulars of sale and advertisement will appear later.

Pamuarmonic Socrery.—All members of the Philharmonic Society are specially requested to be present to-morrow evening at the practice. Ifthe concert in Muy is to be a success, it is absolutely necessary for all performers to attend the practices regularly until that time. Skating at the rink and other winter amusements are now about ceasing, and members of the Phil- harmonic Society should now seriously cen- sider their individual responsibility in the success of the institution.

A Swccessrvt. Oreration.—Lhe Halifax Mail says: In a house on Granville street a fonrteen year old girl is prostrated with diphtheria, All hopes of her getting well were abandoned by the friends of the girl, her throat being closed entirely. Drs. Mor- rew and Goodwin were called. After mature consideration it was decided to open the throatof the girl from the outside. The flesh was cut on the outside of the throat near the wind pipe, and after a difficult oper- ation the doctors succeeded in opening the throat from the wind pipe to the mouth. This operation was done as @ last resort. To-day the young girl is doing well and hopes are entertained for her recovery

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At. W ashita, Indiana Territory, March 16th, 1896, Daniel Stuart Munro, after a short ill ness, aged 22 years, formerly ot Prince Ed- ward Island His wife and brother John were with him in his last moments. His re mains were followed to the grave by a large @rowd of friends and acquaint ances.

boards, was defeated, as ala

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CLLEGRAPHIC NEWS.

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Sprora, Despatones to Tue Ey

| | \ MINER,

"aris Disabied

| yy ‘ ts . rie City of March 30. The Inman I] rit) — fp

I man Line steamer City of Paris, | towed by the steamer Alde rsvate, arrived | at (

(QUEENSTOWN,

Jueenstown at 4 o'clock this morning. :

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Jas Paton & (y, Ue £ Ul .

rhe ident by which the City of Paris was disabled occurred on Tuesd: y, 216 miles west of Fastns t, and was caused by the breaking of the low pressure cylinder of the port cylinder of the port engine | flying to pieces, the metal forcing the bulk- head and disabling the starboard engine.

rhe port engitie rooms were 2 j }

wards of 2,000 tons o er, which kept } Increasing in spite of the pumps ihe port engine was entirely useles

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The Tariff Bill.

hor come before the tiouse be fore the first

of May. The School Question Again.

Poi GNTO, March 30. In the local House yesterday, a motion for the second reading of the bill introduc- ed by the French, to deprive schools of representation on high > Was a

separate

sch ) } mot for the second reading of Creighton’s bill to require members of relig be

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Wasnineron, Marchi30Q. | eonpene none:

Chairman McKinlay of the Ways na | Mean U nitiee nnon J ee | wea ommnitiee, announced yesterday | rEYTITO 41 that it would be sume time befvre the ¥ HIS is the Month we sel

+) a 1 ’ ory . he | 1 :

riff bill comes up before the House for | § Carpets, Oijlcloths, Lino- diseussi He says it is advisable to first ’ ne ' , ’ \ } ore ays it is advisable to first / Jeums, rt Squares, Crumb

SUS 1G penaing Silver Dili, the dl C] at ry \ a fecussion of which wil probably consume ACTS, hugs, Mats, and all two weeks The tariff hi wattre alll inde Pp i . . 1 } jtwo weeks, The tariff bill, therefore, will | kinds of House Furpishings at

'a& sacrifice. | We

benine Brussels Carpet’

certified before teaching in separate schools, |

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A Spy Arrested.

Paris, March 39.

A Government spy has been arrested at Eptva!, the capital of the department of Nosges. Documents were found on his person showing that there exists an ized system of the Fi along the Franco-German frontier.

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A Permal Submission.

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Lisson, Marc

AT 75 CENTS A YARD,

and we have lots of the better #rades, of which we sold so much last March, and which gave such splendid satisfaction.

ga Never before had we large stock of good patterns and rich colorings to select frot: at ‘this season of the year.

The Journal de Commerce publishes Makclo’s formal submission to the P tuguese authorities in East Africa. The

natives express regret at the result aad declare that the uprising was incited by English agents, Shoemakers on Strike. Lonpon, March 30, Ten thousand shoemakers of this city have gone on strike te compel the masters ty have their work in instead of atthe homesof workmen, and do away with the “‘sweating” system.

done the factories

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Annual Dinner.

Ovrawa, March 30.

to ;

F 3 WGET HTP | Tap astT ¥

‘from Thirtv Cents up to the ibest made; also Scotch and 'Unions at very low prices. |Measure your room (or let us ido it). Take advantage of the ‘low prices and have one of our |handsome Carpets. An €x- }amination will convince you,

The annual dinner of the members of the}

House of Commons Press Gallery took place last night. Speeches were made by Messrs. Laurier, Davies, Bowell, Caron

and others.

After the Ternado.

Loursvitte, Ky., March 30. Ninety-four bodies have been recovered. It is supposed that five or six more may be found in out-of-the-way places. Of the in- jured to a noticeable extent, the nearest estimate is 12.

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An Atterney-Gencral Resigns.

Winnipec, March 39. Attorney-General Martin has resigned his port-folio and will drop out of office on Monday. He will, however, retain his seat in the house. sssiadeccigileniteabiads

Heather Bulletin.

Toronto, March 30.—10 a. m. Moderate to fresh winds, mostly westerly, not much change in temperature.

Personal,

A Montreal despatch says that Darn Fs McLellan, of P. E. Island, is among the Mari- time Province students who have peased the necessary examinations at McGill College, and are ent'tled to t!e degree of M. D.

Our Ottawa reporter says that Mr. Ernest Jarvis, son of Dr. Jarvi:, of Sammersile, 1s another of our successful and popular Island- ers abroad. Besides holding » prominent position here in the Post Office Depsrtment, he is engaged asa private secretary to the Hon. Mr. Laurier, Liberal leader in the House of Commons —/ioncer

Dr. Taylor crossed over in the Stanley to- day en route for Montreal for a well-earned holiday. We understand that Dr. Bianchard has charge of his practice during his «absence.

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MANHOOD,

Lost, How Restored! UST PUBLISHED, a new edition of 9 DR. CULVERWELL’S CELEBRATED

How

or incapacity induced by excess or early indis- cretion. ;

The celebrated author, in this admirable exsay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years’ successful practice, consequences of early error may be radically cured ; pointing out a mode of simple, certain and effectual, by means of which every sufferer, no matter what bis con- dition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and radivally. ;

4z This lecture should be in the every youth and every man in the land.

Sent under seal, in a plain enve'ope, to any

two po stage stamps.

Sample of m-dicine free. Address,

K. D. ©. Worth Millions.

ESSAY on the radical cure of Spermatorrhea

that the alarming

cure at once

hands of

address, post-paid, on receipt of four cents, or

‘urtains.

Hace

We have just opened Three Hundred Pairs of Lace Curtains

“away down.”

WINDOW SHADES.

Plain and Decorated— over Fifty pat erns to select from— with the best Spring Rollers made,

As our CARPET DEPART- MENT is the LARGEST ON THE ISLAND, you can depend on getting the best assortment, and our prices speak for them-

selves. i i 5

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Marchs3, 1890.

UHOONERS FUR

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“ANNIE K. PAINT,” 81 tons. former will be six years old on March

avd the latter tive years old in June next

are well found ia Sails, ete.

have a few pieces of}

SALE,

‘CHR. “CEYLON,” 96 tons, and Schr. | oy The | and Ci

i BRUSSELS CARPET, which

| we have marked down to 73!

icents a yard. | {

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to be sold this month. Our prices on these goods are

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@ne hundred and fitty-three pieces of Spring and Summer Dress Goods now on

our counters r sady for your inspection, all the newest materials in the market; Snow-

? #4. Be ana Snawhe- 4 eae Hake and Snowball desis A WY. Checks, Figured and Plain

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us Cneck and Plain Beige, Mohair ith border, and Serges as fine as Merino. Sve have added a nice assortment to our sack Goeds department, ‘atlv’s Crape for trimming, guaranteed

A few pieces of

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LEY BROTHERS,

BROWA’S BLOCK, OPPOSITE MARUET SQUARE.

Charlottetown, March 26, 1890—eod

Bass Sy Be. ™=> & 8 FE os 5 es ea < *% ew Ba

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& Swe A ta (PR @on0

4A) HITE RUSSIAN SEED WHEAT, :

¥ ¥ very succe stu! yis lder. JOHN NEWSON, march | NYT6r MT 1 Thiamirnt Tf RULLDING aad PASTURE LOT! . Ty cdi As te ib ‘ : LUULAG MLL OVLUib ULE, ea will be offered for sale early this L opn some of the most valuable Lots in the neivhborhood of Charlott town, compris- ing pacof the McGill property. Further

particulars in future advertisements.

Inguire of i J. MeGILL. j Mch29 —lw eod lw.

Deere es

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W ANTED— \ situation by a salesman of sever Y al years experien Hardware or grocery business preferred. Address, J. H., P. v. Box 367. | men3l—eod 2w pd

for one year.

147) AN'THVD—A furvis ed house Wwe ¢ uth {mch31—4i

Apply at EXAMINEK Uflice.

this office. {meh3i—ti

WANTED—A married couple as boardersin 2 . plivate house. Add ess J C., P.O. Box 367, [meh3l—eod tw pd

now nine rooms, wiih water and seweraze, stable ana coach hou-e. Appiy to A, Morris, nex* coor ts Soap Works, Weymouth street. [meh3l—2aw tf.

A FEW permancnt boarders, ladies or gentle- men, Can be accommodated at reasonavie

Peardon’s Building, [mchsi—3i eod pd

Metiwen House, rze Street.

rales. Great Ge

NEMI GRAND, PIANO, in perfect con¢gition, jor sale cheap during this we-K. w.M. Kayden, Westbourne. {meh3i—oi pd

house an¢d offices on the corner ef Powna and Waijersireets, at present occupied by Dr. Bianchard, wil be \et with or withvut the offices. Possess:0n given the Ist May, Apply to. Dr, B.ancherd, wasted ~A Gir! for nis office,

Apply at ib

house w ork, mech29—3i

general

W° NTED.— A Boy to learn the Tailoring. Ap- piy at once to VU. A. Bruce. mchz9—3si

Apply at mch28

WANtTsb.—A good Servant Girl. this office.

War rED.—A Lad of 15 Or 16 years, to attend Scales and Shop. Must be a fair writer, Apply, 10 GEOKGE VOUMBS, Lorda’s Wharf.

mcizs—ti T° LET.—That desirable Dwelling House on Upper Prince Stree’, adjoiuing the residence

of Mr. Justice Hensley, now in po-session of Benj Heariz, sq. Possession given 20¢:h Apri. ic. R, BRuw. eod tfi—mch2s

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and Land si uate on corner of King and

UWhal Sireeis wili be suld at a bargain vy ap-

plying at ouce to owner, W. W. LORD. mceb27—lm 3aw

Wy ANTED.—A Servant. Apply to Mrs. C. B. a MAC .EILL, Great George Sirect. meht4 tf

T°? LEt.—A Dwelling House on Prince street near Dorcbesier, cuvataining nine rooms

Immédiate possessiva givea,—GRORGE ALLEY. mcnid—sat wed tri

es seks and Flasks of all kinds at the Old tendon Bottling Kstablishment opposite the Kailway Kreight House. mechZz

YO LET,—The commodious House adjoining

the subseriver’s residence. Ponce sirect,

with jarge stable and coach house.— it. McMIL LAN. eod tfi—mechzi

Fok SALE.—Two Schooners, 31 and 35 tons, now at Montague.—ANGUs M: QUINN, Moa- tayue Bridge. wky 3w—feb21

YO LET.—Store on Queen Street, next door to Midler Bros, Appiy to A. WHITE,

mechiS—daw tf Kk SALE.—A few dozen Prown Leghorn (pure) Egga for setting—50 cents per dozen.—

ik. H. BEER. mchi7 \ ONEY.—Loans made on real estate. ‘Terme i reasonable. Apply to F. W. L. MOORE, puiicitor, London House Block

mch!7—dy 2aw wky 3w

VOR SALE CHEAP—Aneligible Building Lo: on Alley street, near Upper Prince Ss. Chureh and senool-~-(sKORGS ALLEY. fis ta Saf &wky OR SALE.—T woe Singer Sewing Machines sor Shoemakers’ use, one ne&riy pew. Wiil be suid cheap. Apply te JOHN HIGGINS, vver ki. K. Josv’s Sige Store, Queen square. if-meh'i

2ist, | Both these vessels have up to the present | ty R time been engaged in the fishing business, and F tt

THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL Co., For further particulars and price please

) LET—A Dwelling House containing nine rooms, with water and sewerage, and Stabit ach House on Huestis Street, adjoiniug Apply to ANGUS “OR*15, Wey- 2aw if—mech25

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ir. Mevean’s. 10uth ‘treet.

e Rev. J. V. Jost, pileasact’y situated on isuston Street, near Seveol sirzet, containing s»ven rooms besides kitchen and servanis bed 00m ; alse stable and cuihou imain tuilding by covered way.

es SALE OR TO LET —That commodious |

fmensi—eadtf{ |

E OUS#& AND LAND FOR SALE.—The House | L V

(. B. Warren's Bankrupt Stock of

Bocots and Shoes. ee

HIS GREAT CHEAP SALE will be

. further notice

_ Men’s Shoes, old price $1, now 50c.; Men’s Long Boots, old

vrice $2,10, now $1.50; Women’s Pebble Button, old price

t

continued until

31.50, now 5c; Women’s Strong Boots, old price $1.28, now

old price $1.4 inow 7dc.

wax? ED—For Summer months. board and lodging for lady and gentleman. Apply at!

To L&T—on Euston Street—the Dwelling house | occupied by Rey. W. Scott, containing |

Apply to |

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75c.; Women’s do., old price $1, now 65c.; Boys’ Long Boots, 5, now 85c.; Child’: Long Boots, old price $1.28,

NOTICE—BRAND NEW GOODS!—Come and see 7 Cases of Boots and Shoes opened for the first time, and which we will

GOFF BROS.

. | Sell at invoice prices.

Charlottetown, March 20, 1899.

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DAVIES & GO.

Merchant Tailors.

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W E HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF WOOLENS, in Suit- ings, Overcoatings and Trouserings, suitable for Spring and Summer wear, at the lowest possible prices for Cash.

MR. McDONALD, for the past six years (previous to com- ing with us) of Boston, where he acquired a thorough know- ledge of his business, has charge of our Tailoring Department. As a Cutter of correct styles of Garments, Mr. McDonald has no superior in the Lower Provinces. He has given our customers the very best satisfaction. Men who care to dress well can make no mistake in giving us a call.

Three Cases CHRISTY’S BEST LONDON HATS just opened.

MEN’S FINE NECKWEAR, DRESS SHIRTS and UNDER- WEAR; Lot of BOYS’ SUITS low to clear.

B.S. DAVIES & CO.,

CAMERON BLOCK.

Ch’town, March 25, 1899.

A GRAND TIMER ERPER |

Is what one of our Customers said the other day when he left his

ve 2 ockiord Watch to be cleaned after wearing it constantly for nearly

. four years, and without costing him a cent.

also Waltham and Elgin Watches

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A few Rockfords left;

Prices reasonable. &. W. TAYLOR,

Charlottetown, Feb. 25, 1890-—-2aw why CAMERON BLOCK.

CAMPBELL’S SKREI BRAND OF

2 SALE OR TO LEP.—Tue residence of

>, ses, vonnected Wii b | @niG For farther part-

ae apply to ueen Square

41 Ann Street, New York, N. Y. PETER PAINT & SONS cular: apply vo RK, K, Jost, Queen *d oe Pode Us Ba 50. why Tyr—mnzs | feb17 Yort Hawinabary, 0. B, [mee i: ir) pie . : sie Ce ae oe.) ee .¢

Ged Liver Oil.

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‘HIS IS THE FINEST COD LIVER OIL EVER BROUGHT OUT. Cod Liver T Oil usually bas such a disagreeable taste, and is to many so difficult of re that its excellent nutritive and medicinal qualities are not experienced. The mane ” is free from these objections, being beautitully clear, pale and bright, almost tasteless, readily assimilat ed by children and the most delicate invalids.

Sold by W. K. WATBUN, Dispensing Chemist, Queen Svreet, Charittetow ni. febid .

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