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THB DAILY BXAMINER |

REV. DAVID SUTHERLAND.

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MANY persoos in town and c uptry will lament the death of the Rev. David Sutherland, the highly esteemed pastor of Zon Church. Though not many years » rerident of Charlottetown, there were few

had

the reepect of its citizens.

men who He was a man of biga edveation and character, a man of excellent literary taste, a good preacher, a

capital lecturer, God-fearing and upright, |

with the prudence and ready tact of tre canny Scot at the eo all. An ardent promoter of the temperance cau-e he wae rether regard.

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to moderate and radical thai As the pastor of Zou Chureh he

was distinc! ly succes-ful.

inclined safe,

than measures ig The los of h's bereaved wife and gregaticn, and of the community a: large, is very great, A

Strong man has been

taken fronius ia the midst of his years

and usefulness. We deeply sympathize

with those who will feel the loss most

kee nly— the widow and the fatherless., —_—-————-— —_- - 9 e@ oe --—_—

THE WAR.

Tuoves Santiago is not yet under the Stars and Stripes, its people have evidently been aroused to aclear perception of the horrors of war. Tue President and peogle of the United States have also, apparently, bed glory encugh. Peace, for which the American people ere asked to pray, would «on be declared if it were not for Spanish atu Sbornness, the ambitione of her poli- ticians an! royal aspirants, and the jeal

These

Jatter will be very apt to make additional

ousies of the European Powers.

trouble unless the United States are pre~ peared to give up @ large proporiion of the fruit of their conquest. But theStites will, in euch a contingency, have the

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sympathy,and ifneed be, the aid of the British

reasonable

Government in aoy and The gallantry lately displayed by their soldiers and sailors, and the prudent measurts adopted by President McKialey and his advisors, prove that the States will be a capable ally of the world-wide British Empire. W Len the two nations shal!

just

contention.

bave agreed to unite their interests and work together is harmony a new era will have dawned. The alhianc+ wil! be one of freedom agaiost tyranny, Of peace againet ptrife; and will be certain to make for the betterment of both nations and of the world at large.

LIBERAL EXPENDITURES. How extremeiy touchy The Patriot is pow about the efatement of publie expendi tures, Time waa when cur contemporary regirded a!l the Governmeat’s receipts as 3 luxation aud rez.laris mped the expenditures, Bat the ecene is Now we find it carefully divid-

tL? producis of ly

changed. ing the capital expenditures those out of the Consolidated Fund, and charg- ing with “tricks” those who fail to do 89

from

upon every Occasion, aOt spirin Examiner, We bave repeated]

g even s HY veet forth

yudus the autiorized ge

' : Unhé «Xaci: ; rental expendiiure in the present year, écmpared them with the ar rage of the expenditures of the late Conservative ad- niinistration, and shown thatthey were, te- . ’

Goud the jerad entire vf m deus tit

oe i}iens in ekGese of those which the wpoo miitiao : | Sit Louis Davies leaounced as Yet the

thatthe Liberals

Patriot anu

“extravagant” and “corrupt.” Patriot dares to contend are highly economical, and to censure Tue Examiner whenever itfails to quote the > ‘

t figures with absolute correctncee, T

} : ; : awee? ‘ i Patriot ought,*ia view of its pariy’s ia’k before the election and their acts since to hoid its he wi in § hane, The total expen-

diture set forth in the estimates pateed lnet seseion is @47,97/.947, cgainst ay

‘ _— Attnee he » Concer« average (ola. expendiiure oy e Uonset

. tending rer ten vee o their vatives— eXxiending over ten yeera to tl p . ye 4 resignation of ¢ fice—of $10,699,747 que cameo +e - cance EED

Maritime Mepicat Asscciarion.—The Maritime Viedical Assoc Hatifax on Wedneadav. Dr be!] called the meei bg to ferred in a pleasant manner to et thie mee t ng of the veterans of the medi

ation met al -D A Camp- orger ne 3é=

the presence

cal profession, Dr Bayard of St John and Dr Parktr of Halifax. The president theu read his eddrvas, Ur Ba} wd = moves a

yote of thauks for the abic aad interesting paper. Dr Daniels seconded the motion, atronviy advocated iuterprovincial reciprocity.

; wid

quent poekinae Caixa l'orxnt Tea—The teaat China Point yesteruny was a greai succe-s, Toe weather was exceilent aud the proceed- ings orderly and well—conducted throug’ s out. A goodly sumber of ‘Chariotteton- Jans took adyantage of the excursion on the Str. Jacques Cartier, and inany others went by post road.

Take a day off-and go to

the Baptist S. S. » Picnic “at Suffolk Wednesday 13th.

mere thoroaghly secured |

family, of his con~ |

1 $25,000 and

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 8 1898.

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SJPREM& COURT, Ta rspar,July 7th. Toe Supreme Court reeerved judgment

im tne Carmody Bail Case.

KR: x: plication of Jobn Thompson, for

| lea ot issue e.ecation against the lands

of tnsun Cairox Adanistratrix,— Mr, W.S. Stewart Q.C, shows cause , aga nec the rule issued wm this matter and

moved that it be dixmisaed with costs. | Mr. J H. Beti in support of the appli-~ | cation.

The Court dismissed the application with costs sgaiost Thompson. _. Re application of Jobo Thompson for ' leave to issue execution against the lands |.of Terence Cairns, | Mr WS Srewart, Q C. opposed the iesu« ing of the executio, for any awount in excess Of the origina! judgment, axd ar- gued that the judgment did not bear inter= est since the dh June, 188

Mr. Bell on betalt of the applicant

Claimed the right to .ssue execut:ien not |.ooly for the vriginal amount, but aleo interest thereou wt JZ per cent from April |; 1886, iu ail about S¥76. | Vue court held.that che jadgment did not Carry Interest efter the din June, L880, and gave leave to issue execution for the orginal amount without interest. The costs of the counsel upvosing this applica- ton to be pant by Luompson, aad the costs of the mpplication to issae execution to be allowed applicant.

until 1éib

Phe court then adjourned July iustac: for jadzwents,

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Expensive Beas. -~Chomas Bram, mate of the bark Herbert Fuller, who was lately tound guilty in Boston of murdering Cap- tain Nash, has bad two trials and

wants another. His direst trial cost the govern-~ ment $12,000, the second one between

$30,000. His present ,sen- icpce is impri-oument fer life, and. in asking to be tried ugain he rugs the risk vf being banged.—Harper’s Weekly,

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Sap Svuicipe.—Mrs Alonzo Daniels, suf- fering from nervous prostration, commit-~ ted suicide by drowniog in the Annapolis river, near Bridgetown last Sunday. Her body was recovered Monday. At the same ‘place just a year previonsly the wife of Rev F M Young drowned herself.

At Ricur AGatx.—In 1893 Mary Gill- ard of Indepentence, Kas., lost her voice. A week ago she was p.cking +teawberries. A bug crawled across her hand. She screamed. Ever since her voice has been a¢ good as new.

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Tomorrow.—Saturday excursion of S:. Paul’s Sunday School to Midgell, leaves Railway Station tomorrow mcrning, the 9ch inst., at 9.39 o’clock, local.

—— > 0-4 Plenty of of fun for every- body.

Moncton Times: The Charlottetown Guardian, edited by that staunch | beral, J E B McCready, formerly of New Brunse« wick, joine the host of libera) and inde pendent journals that are cond-mning tke size of the Laurier government’s expendi« tures,

> AS A well provided table for visitor's, pnalte s

Wheat is now heading out in Ma nitoba.

wever

Lave good Watches been

so low in price as to-day, Ye have them resenily bought at the latest re.

duced rates, and will sel]

low. G. Hh. TAYLOR Jeweler and Optician, Obarlottetown,

Got Off Easy.

A friend of Richard Mansfield says that one day a would be playwright brought to ‘he actor a play for him to read. It wasexecrably bad. The writer, by diplomacy more artful than anything in bis play, reached the actor’s presence aud demanc od a verdict. Mr. Manefield feltita kindness to point out to the fellow the mistakes he had made. But the tyro waxed wroth. ‘‘Do you know that play cest me a year’s hard labor!”’ be exclaimed. ;

Mr. Mansfield, with imperturbst”> grace, replied: ‘‘My dear man, you cre furtanate. A more just judge wou!4 bave made it tem years. He really would,’’

Satlemt Rasy.

Rosy MoShane was a fairly good maid of all-work, but, like most of her kind, she was woefaolly slack in caring for her own room,

Her mistress was ilb for two or three Weeks, and on recovering she went up to Rosy’s row and found it in a slute of dirt and disorder beyond description.

Very indignant, she <alled Rosy, and Waid:

‘“‘Resy, I don’t see how you can stand it to have your room like this!’’

Smiling pleasantly, Rosy made reply:

“*Ab, thiu, ma’cm, but I was iver a patient person.’’—Haryer’s Bazar.

Not to Bs Thought Of.

**Have you selected your topic fora gradaation essay?’’ said the dear girl’s inotier.

**Yes. It is ‘The Injurious Restraints of Superstition, Ancient and Modern.’ ’’

‘‘Tbat’s very interesting. You must get right to work on it.”’

““Oh, dear, no! You wonldn’t have me begin it on Friday, would you?’— \Yashingtos Star.

Lendon suburban travel] is made at- tractive by the presence in the stations of young women who beg fer ali kinds of charitable objects. One manip a hurry, after running the gantlet in the strest; was stopped five times between the station door and the train by re- spectable beggars.

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Dr. thase’s Cures Catahr a‘ter

Operations Fail

Mer boy, eged fourteen, has been a sufferer from Catahr, and tately we submitted him to an operation at the General Hospital. Sinee then we have resorted to Dr, Chase's Catahr ( ure, and one box of this medicine has m:de 2 prompt ard complete cure

H. G. Forp, Foremsén, Cowsn Ave, Fire Hall

fo all who find thems*lves with hea'th graduaij slipping away. Kidneys aud Liver &» disorganised that they are incarable of keeping the system frae from pisinous waste nisterila, Stomach Disordered, Bowe!s Con- stipited, Head Aching, Back Paining take tor Chase’s Kidney-Liver rilly, The quick wavthey hely you back to heaith will +ir- prise you,

Creat Saturday Fxoursion

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Midgell, Ju'y 9th ‘$8

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will held their annual Picnic, oa the beautiful grounds of K F Battersby, Esq., on the St. Peters’ Bay Shove. A most delightful spot to cnjoy the rea breeze nud a day in the country.

Fishing, bathing and heating.

A visitors table wili be supptted with all the delicacies of the seas. fh.

A first class Refreshment Booth will be on the grounds,

A Spe in) crair will leave the vai! way station at 9.30 a.m. (local time)

Visiturs’ return railway tickets 50c; children half price. Special arrangc- ments will be made with families ard private parties by Secretary ot Com- mittee.

SIONEY GREY,

152 Cor. Water and Prince Sts

$3.28 and 3.50 each,

hurt them,

Nice stock just received—at $2.50

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Just right for out door use; water will ‘not

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Mark Wright & o., Ltd

ST. PAUL'S SUNDAY scHooL !

A WINDSOR JEWELLER

Cured of Bright's Disease by Dodd's Kidney Pills.

Windsor. July 4—(Special despatch) “Tfthe Uviied States army bad taken a rupply of Dodd’s Kidney Pills to Cuba, it would beve been able to withetand the ravages of disease arising fromthe drioks ing of bad water,” said a prominent phy- # cian to-day.

* Doda’ Kidney Pills,” he continued, “are the greatest life-savers in the world,

I know a ecore ot persons whose lives thev have saved,

“ Right here in Windeor, Mr. R, F. Colwell, the Onilette street jeweller bes Leen cured of Bright’s disease by them, utter two years’ enfferirng: I use them in mv practice, and can cnre the worst case ot Bright’s disease, Diabetes, or any other kidney complaint, with them, ”

St dames’ Sabbath see Schocl Picnic

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Wednesday, July

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Come ard have a good aiysouting and see the deepest railwav cntting, and high- est embanku.e.t on the Island.

Gamer and amusemanis provided A refreshmeot booth will be supplied wit: al! the ljelicacies of the season.

Tea Table for visitors.

Train |-uves at 9 p.m, local. Visitors fare. Adults, 25c. lie. Visitors’ tea tickets 25c.

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Children

OPERA HOUSE

Mites Ideal Stock Go.

Includiag the young romatic actor

JOHN E. MILES

This Evening

GRAND BENEFIT FOR PE, ISLAND HOSPITAL

The Beautiful Clasie play

“Damon and Pythias”

Grand Special Saturday Matinee. | Phe treat Seciety . omedy

WHY DID HE DO IT” Saluttay Ciescen's Night “NW MEXICO”

eo i i ; &e J ” nog). venings 15,2 &8¢ rrices ¢ Matinees dc, no higher

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ENLARGED.

Prices Loweret Smill sizes in Uadies’ Butten, Laced Boots and Oxford shoes —axll >eing cleared out under the first cust, some at

HALF - PRICE

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BRAND TEA PARTY Sasibaien: Bridge

The ladies of the congregation cf St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, intend holdicg a Tea Party on Thursday; July L4th, in aid of church funda-

A Bazaar Tabie, furnished with art- icles useful and oruamental, will be one of the many attractions onthe grounds,

A first-class commi:iee has been formed to provide games wod amusements, which with the saloons provided witb refreshizg ten pera‘e drinks, ice cream, and strawberries; will combine to give al] whocomearight good time. “Pipe av a” will ve there.

Come one, come a'l, and erjoy a pleas antdav; which wil te ronnded off witha Gracd Concert ic the even'rg -Ueld ir Cardigan Hall.

Admission io grounds

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Don't Take funy Chances

without care and deliberation. promiser, we give a safe guarantee. buyers have purchased their watches from use. Whv rot vout— Our waicbes are carefully selected and tested betore cff-ring them for sale. You cannot afford to buy without first a

You Buy a Watch

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Buy of a reliable dealer and let him take the chances, | is the only safeway.

A watch is too important a purchase Instead of idlef A great many critic

W. WELLNER, Jeweler}

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Sewerage Work

Tenders for Cement Brick and Stone.

Scaled Seperate Tenders addressed tof” the undersigned will be received at} this office until noon, on Tuesday, theg 12th of July, inst., for the following}, maierials— i;

1. Tenders endorsed “Proposal for C ment,” according to conditions and epeci=| fications and on forma supplied at thigh cfilee, each tender to be accompanied tr a certified cheque for $125, to be forfeited ifthe party decline thecontract or fail t sat'sfactorily complete it.

2 Terders endorsed “Proposal fof Brick,” for 89,060 Bricks, according ¢ uditions ind oa forms eupp'ied at thi five.

3. Tenders

endorsed, “Proposal form

S.ore,” for 700 tone grey N.S.Sto and 350 tons hard N, 8S. Stone

Admission to grounds includisg dinner 30c. Admission to Con rt 20. BY ORDER OF COMMITTYE. Cardigan, June 29, 98

bo.h being s:miliar in quality to th ‘tore used in niacadamizing the city str Tlie commissioners do not bind them relves to accept the lowest or any tender, D. LAIRD, Chairman,

Picnic | Hriniss |

We make a specialty of filling orders for Picnic Supplies, such as Frait Syrups, Lime Juice, | Gingerale, Cider, Coxf’y, | Nuts, and Pruiis.

Our prices are low and our go ds A lin quality.

SANDERSON & 00 G

Hillsborough Iga

The ladies of Fort Augustus Parish,in- | tend holding a grand Tea Party, on ’ t [ath

MONDAY, JULY

A charming site bas been selected near the church, commanding a fair view of the Hillsb rough River and the surround. ing country. The committee in charge sre determined to leave nothing undone to make the 18th a day of enjoyment those who shai! favor them with their patrone ge’

Besides saloons well stocked with con - fectionery, ¢trewberries, ice cream, tem- perate drinks, eic.; there will be dancing booths, swings,foot races and o:her sports.

The steamer Hillsborougn will leave Ferry Wharf, Charlottetown, at 10a. w., arriving at the grounds at 11.30; returning at 7 o’clock, p.m.

The League of the Cross Band will be | in attendance.

The beautiful new church will be open | to the public.

Should ithe day prove unfavorable the

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OR. J. P. MURRAY |

4 145 QUEEN ST vevscccce

tea will be held on Wednesday, the 20th. By Orper or Committes. 153 d&w 2aw i

Office of Commissioners of Sewer and Water Supply, Ch’iown, P.E. I. Ju'y 2, 1898. eod

It’s All We Ask

9$c for 1030 No 1 cedar} shingles. They are worth more, but for 15 days we make this offer,

After 15 Days

we will advance the price remember only 15 days from to-day. All classes of shing'es and all kinds of lum ber ut corresponding prices, Puone 181.

James Barrett,

|Connolly’s Wharf.

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Received)

a nice assortment of

BLOUSE SETS the newest designs i

sterling silver and _ rolled pla‘e, and selling very low,

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W. N TANTON)

Opposite Crab be’s Hardre Siore.