penmuaeiare CM er mt RARER

ae

The

ine

Mayor Haviland presented a communi-

vessel in two ofthe ship’s boats, taking |

Wellington and Ann Streets,

Chinese Immigration.

| Single Rooms, $1.75, $2.00 and $2.50 per

rd - SSSA . >on - — — — = - - = eee ee ee rain oo ‘ Y 1 / yo - _ -_ J ~\ e si { Y 2 : THE DAILY EXAMINER, ' TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 12,1893. < —————————— = = S000 Sooo oe cee es —————— eee ee : CITY COUNCIL MEETING. i THE PENANG MASSACRE. DIED. i } we ss - : THE DAILY EXAMINER. After Transacting Some Business the Meet- | Some Additional Particulars of the Horri- In this City, on July 21st, of cholera in- i ing Adjourns for Want of a Quorum, ble Butchery. | fantum, George Harrison, eon Of Silas and ' ——_—__—-— | 7 | Rat) yeorve x ‘ eaabone ae i : | Tue regular meeting of the City Council} For months past the coast of Acheen oe Georveatt, aged 8 months and 8 SEPTEMBER 12, 1599 iwas called to order last evening at} has been has been haunted by a band of | 9#Y*: ii s : are a se c= & ig = - twenty-minutes after eight o’clock, by = native oe in go age ee ay" vat city, : eee or oy wae SpectaL Despatches tO THe EXAMINER rf 2 ANADA. | Worship Mayor Haviland. The members| even with Europeans, have shown them- | Of the lungs, Auth Macdougall, beiover _—", lb | of the Board present at that time were | selves to have nerve as well as cunning. | wife of Silas Georveatt, aged 27 years. The Campbell Heresy Case. { Tne net public d bt of Canada at the | ¢,,. ,cillors Crabbe, Hogan, Beer. Hooper | Their opertaions ~reached a climax on —— en — = ‘ = ()}— -—— 1 of the last fiscal year was $241,131,- | and Robertson. Councillor Taylor put in | August 4, when the private steamer of the | Montreal, Sept. 12. e ; . ae hati permanent works | an appearance a few min tes later. The Chinese consul at Penang fell into their ‘ The alleged heresy case against Prof, 434 ee : 1 the | ate ndance of spectators was small. | hands, 24 men aboard being murdered, 15 Campbell will be resumed at the Presby- of the canal at Sault Ste. Marie and the |“). inutes of the last regular meeting | seriously injured and $20,000 falling into tery meeting to-morrow. — Prof. Campbell © eanal at Soulanges are being pushed for-| wore read and approved, and payment of | the hands of the lawless horde. Particu- is expected here to-night from Muskoka by - , i heavy payments have beeu made the following bills, rtified by the Fi-| lars received at Victoria, B.C., by the Em- way of Toronto, when he will be heard in war pire sj of nance Commtitee, was confirmed : | press of China last week, are as follows | his final defence. The proeeedings will be : ' 2 ; a vear wa y $548.- | City School Board.. ... $1,500 00 | I'he Consul's — “o Pelock ee A SHORTENING. to ratify the libel as drafted by in oe at ‘ : . j Swiss ; | Merchants Bank, interest on j on July 31st at 5 o'clock, aud turee hour mittee and proceed to prove it. A resolu- Y 53R The expenditur n pul york ies 1.657 56 | tater one Of a yang of 12 Cuimese, who en | tion to this effect will probably lead to the 7% 5 enitel © 7 the past y has ID re ng. lumber er 530 00 | barked as passenzers, came on the bridy« | Down the street through the busy way opening of the debate. it y j 2 = ' | Officers’ pay list, month of and asked the man at the wheel the A lady passed on marketing day. ; as follows ee 14 95 | were then passing Simpaug Olim, Recei Seal eel Clk a 34 95). weet Sace Sains SPS Who, pausing at a grocery store Pul ee ang or 3,21 Po a force pay list same mont 249 $9 ing an affirmative au-wer a Chinese wh. St = i ws in ee n ‘taae A Case of Manslaughter. , . . . - wae and canal $2,963,214 } Polios force pay list mme month 23) 42 | was armed with » Ki-wang instantly ew | Stepped quickly in at the open door. . Are now open. We invite inspection dD lands.. ' ' Ce Te er hmanparcne espe die 44 3 | the helmeman down, and a Mr. Alexander. | With bated breath and anxious mien Amuerst, Sept. 12. F ® - . Railway subsidies S11 ,298 | 7 iat ; Sere ard ome ee ; 50 52) of Brooklyn, who was standing nea | She queried: ‘have you COTTOLENE?" Thomas McCoy, 25 years of age, who for OF | : . eset a a nia are he aame fate | ediatel fre . : ° ie sTT) . I $3,881,877 Capt W @ Richards, Rare stone ok ae s Olde jae ae eee | The grocer, leaving off his work, j the past two mee argo ra aaody F aes reas | The following bills, certified by the Fin- | seen ial hie’e. lee ae Interrogated every clerk ; aes See — on years ns REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE. ance Committee, were ordered to be paid ; i where she grounded shortly afterward But none up to that time had seen ate clon died last night from the reeult P \ , ' , a | expenditar } Capt Langill, oa stone..... % a * ; A general maszacre along the ship’s deck- | An article called “* COTTOLENE,” | of the terrible injury he sustained at the | ! oi } Deral.s of the revenue and expen” | James Collina, do, do 24 | followed, the passengers and crew being “ : iJ ins Mi ¢ r ‘ . © : 2° 87 vere wang . > = | , le jt??? Jogyins Mines from a blow from an axe at - of the Government of Canada have been | Capt Daly, do, do..... .-. 98 61 | indiscriminately slaughtered. Capt. Wood, | Ww hat is it?” said he to the dame, the hands of the prisoner. ‘ - blished in the Canada Gazette. The) Capt Macdonald, do, do 13 99 | who had been lying down in the cabin, That answers to oo name. = : Or ee ' Tux | Capt Reid, do, do 13 08 | came he sounds of the disturbance | What is it made of? What's its use? V R g ‘ 2g announced in THE ay " ” ’ a ee came up On the soum sof the disturbance | f . w account shows, a2 Snnius rplue | John McPherson, labor 3 25 | reaching him, and was aitacked and mor- My ignorance you'll please excuse.” Welcomes the Premier. 168 ictoria o e FxXaMINER a few day# ago, & clear ” P ; Jeremiah Maher, repairing hose ‘ tally wounded. He seems to have had just | o : : ‘ of $1,396,579. The total revenue for eat reel 3 50 sufficient sirength to regain the cabin and | You're not the merchant for my dimes, , Montreal, Sept. 12. Yharlottetown, September 6, 1893. * wear is a8 follows: — | David Byers, work performed » 20} jock the door. Chief Engineer Auchant | I sce you’re quite behind the times. The City Council sunk party feeling i ig $20,953,700 | Gas Light Company gas for was, fortunately for him, in the engine | For COTTOLENE, I'd have you knew, this evening and voted 28 to 3 for the Customs oe" 8,394,247 |, TICES .---nr0u+20-erreneneesers en ee ol room, and a Chinese called for him to | Is now the thing that’s all the go, Mayor and Aldermen to meet Sir John be Excis = een Jam om ee to pum ps ve = come up. Having heard the cries of | An article of high regard ; Thompson upon his arrival in their city | = —_———_s__—,__— eummnemmnnasien + SEEN ees a ene ooe 2 wrema —e } Post Of ey t body | John Hughes, weighing stone etc. 45 87 | «Qrangamok,” he was in no hurry to com- | : fi Ris delcrecaiet dnl cant the Prem estan i ’ » ent. . © ° : ; oe B ? ‘or lard. ~MOrrow, and presen 1e ‘ } Pul Wo-ks wing rau : . | Stephen Brown, altering market | ply, but removed the engine room ladder | A healthful substitute > aadnedunetiahaee eikonal Te HAVING LEASED way* oe a 4 } stail 7 00 and extinguished all the lights. Second | Its composition pure and clean ; = city. " : An : : Miscella ae eee pat John Coombs, printing I8 a Officer Baptist had a narrow escape and | For cooking give me COTTOLENE. : diner. endl BO pies a 99 121.7 R. B. Norton & Co., spikes 7 60} owed his own salvation to his own pre- | : ad ’ Pota ° ' inst: J.D. McLeod & Co., supplies 5 41 | sence of mind. He was sleeping when | As trom bis “we a ene A Child Killed. } L %J ; Expenditures « 36,745,122 | 1. & Lewie, lumber........---- 11 17} the massacre commenced, and awoke to! The grocer gently scratc is head— ‘ ‘ . it : 1.386.579 Stephen Myers, work at Market |} see his servant killed. He put out the On his next order, first was seen, Moncroy, Sept. 12. Spec on. 5 356.013 ‘ . 9 -f 2 “ ° ° ° “ Surpie wn HOUse’.......-..+0senserereneses sere, 2 50 | light in the cabin and opened the door,| “Ome doses cases COTTOLENE.” The four year-old son of George Me- ; Haiifax, Neva Seatia, As compared with almost any previous W. J. Boswall, straw, .~.-.+.--.-+-,- | 27) keeping quiet in the dark. The Chinese. cee Lean, F. C. R. brakeman, was run over by } _ oer 3 tiatactory showing. Every | Telephone Go, telephone Stipend: afterwards rushed through the saloon, Ask Your Grocer for it, an out-going train in the Campbelltown of our Guernseys will convince anyone of the |p. Looe take« reat pleacure gee poem ee rease—CuIs- iary Magistratc’s office........... 25, 00 killings they went, and helping them- | yard yesterday and was terribly mangled f z ® un in tt t th , rela axe: item of revenue shows an sneres Jas. L. MeMillan, attendance on selves to tne cash only, securing about | about the legs and abdomen. He died » te ah: eee eee i 389,149 st 5 00 | i i- | Made only b ted i 4 ¥ ae : toms, $452,641 - excise, S389, 4); }* horse . te eseeeereeees Joa = ad twenty thousand dollars in Ameri- only by : shortly afterwards. excellence of this breed of Dairy Cattle. Come Upper Floors, inte rosu, $1.50 per flice, $120,762; public works, $195,469, | John Hughes, weighing stone ete. 175 22 } can money. They then quitted the} N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., dar.

lg “) e 6 yoUS . . y . 2 , | gq > y . and miscellane ™ = ‘at Rail- | cation from the Board of Water Commis: | with them some of tle passengers,a Jap | MONTREAL. and see for yourself, day, according to location. creased receipts of the. Government a sioners asking the sanction of the Council | anese amacao, two Achinese, and two | iio 12 an ne 3 ways and Post Office are particularly gratt- | +, the issuing of $1,000 worth of deben- | American women. Finding the ship de-| — ; TY —- é .. ei This great reduction in rates will not in ; ‘cing: for these indicate an increased | tures under the Amended Waterworks Act, serted, Anchant came out of the engine } The total number of Chinese immi- any way impair the present efficiency of “4 fy ing ; throughout the Do- | for the extention of the works. The re-| room and fired two rockets,then proposing McBA Y grants that arrived in Canada in the last the Hotel either as regards the service or volume: of business throug quest was granted. | that he and some others shouid proceed | month was 126, a decrease of one compar- | cuisine. A single trial will convince any minion a On motion of Councillor Crabbe, the | in the remaining ship’s boats to procure | ed with August, 1892. Seventy-nine paid * > | one of the fact.

E BETWEEN “PREAC HING | tender of Charles Lyons for supplying the} the assistance of a man-of-war. No | . the poll taxat Victoria, 40 at Vancouver, A. B. SHERATON

BETW f sity soal was accepted, it bei | > ever, Was > bos rere and 7 at other points. Ss oe me

OHPERENCE PRACTICE. city with coal was accepted, it being the sooner, however, wae tee vee! erean, 00 en 1 S. ad 7 o po CHARLOTTETOWN | gysi aonb

a lowest. than about 18 of the passengers, who hat oe

en the manner of the grits, the Councillor Hooper moved that an elec- | escaped the murderous assault of the pir- | Yacht Racing. SE a Sa Arter th : : | tric light be placed on Brighton Road, op- } ates and were afraid of being left behind, ant vencnece members of the Nova Scotia government posite the residence of Fredk. Perkins. rushed into it, causing the boat to sink, ( New Yorx Sept 12 a a when in opposition constantly deelaimed Councillor Robertson seconded the mo- | with the result that all were drowned. ; . a Ne * ; : s the extravagance of the Tories. | tion. | Next morning the Dutch gunboat Madura, GENTS URNISH 6S he yacht Vigilant won the trial race a a uae oe bl wilt Councillor Crabbe eaid that Mr. Per-| which had sighted the signals of distress h tc-day, and will consequently be the boat gE a But once in office, their public expen kins had told him he did not want the | raised by the R. K. Atjeh, came up and | - en ag cup against Lord tures mounted “in ever highering eagle | |: 0) there, and moved that Councillor | sent men to take charge of the distressed | OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, a ee —omtquerenmenapactnilf ir) circles up.” The Haiifax Herald has insti- | Hooper have leave to withdraw his mo- | vessel. Shortly after the gunboat steamed aie epee tien ee between the official | tion. away, having rescued the persons aboard. Burned to Death.

tuted a comparison the Holmes-Thompson admin-

and Longiey.

salaries Of istration and those of Fielding It appears that the salary of $2,400 which Mr. Holmes was in creased to $4,000 for Mr Fielding. The salary of $1,600 Mr. Thompson (now Sir John Thompson)

received as premier

which

received as

& 9

attorney general was increased to $5,200 r wT #4 » 9

for Mr. Longley. The salary of $2,000

received as cominis

which Mr. Creelman

Councillor Beer said Mr. Perkins lor Crabbe.

Councillor Hooper pressed his motion. He said Mr. Perkins’ nai.se was signed to the petition asking for the light, and if he not now anxious for it,there were others on the road who were.

Councillor Crabbe’s motion was then put and carried on the casting vote of the Mayor and the following division:

Ayes—Crabbe, Hogan and Beer.

was

had {| The Achinese returned drunk told him the same as he had told Council- | to renew the work of plunder, but met | with such areception from the blue jack-

| received a portion of the Atjeh’s cargo, } the balance of which is

get off with the next

Nays—Hooper, Taylor and Robertson, |

with wine

ets that they retreated in haste with a joss of ten of their number, At noon the following day the SS Graap Uan Bylands | bound from Edie to Telok, stood by and

now being dis- charged on lighters, so that the ship may spring tide. The Dutch warship is on the track of the _ pir- ates and will inflict quick and decisive

Hats and Caps, FUR GOODS,

Tweeds, Filannels,

———_AND-———.

Truro, Sept. 12. The six-year-old child of Burnham Me- Cully whici was left alone in the house forashort time, was roasting peanuts. Her clothing caught fire and she was burned to deat.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

New Beprorp, Mass., Sept. 10-—Daniel Robertson, out of the House of Correction

Boots and Shoes, Readymade Clothing,

‘x)—

will be given for the next three weeks at

Cloths, Cottons, &c.

4ll Must Go Before Removing to Our Wew Stores!

In order to make a Clean Sweep and not have to move much Steck to our New Stores, the Biggest Bargains you ever got

sicner of works and mines has beer in- Councillor Hooper moved that all | punishment. The Achinese were regarded ! to-day, where he served his sentence for ‘

ae : 3900 for Mr. Church. The } tenders for work or supplies for the.city be with suspicion when they came aboard, wife-beating, returned home and beat his J B M / L\CDON J . [TLD & Co’s

— we he legislature | Submitted for the approval of ,the Council and were searched without result for * wife to death. He was arrested to-night. . - ’ indemnity of members of the legisia' before being accepted. | weapons. It is now understood the He claimed he had not been near the Charlottetown, August 15, 1893—tu th sat WEST SIDE QUEEN STREET.

from $400 a year to

was also increased Courcillor Robertson seconded the | weapons were smuggled aboord by an i $400, the members of the Fielding admin- } motion. : Achinese woman, who carried a_ bolster ee ae | an Lynx, Mass, Sept. 8.—Frank A. Durgin,

‘on. of course, participating in the Some discussion collowed the introduc- | and bedding, which were not overhauled. ASK TO SEE TdE 17 yeats old, a drug clerk, committed sui- 3 MANEATIS, © : tion of this resolution, every member of | Mate Alexander, coming to his captain’s cide this forenoon by taking arsenic in a

rise. Seotia has been insufficient to meet the

expenaiture and the province has been

plunged over head and eara into debt This is grit government. Down with it

nn ALBERTON POSTOFFICE.

Great credit is due to tke Postmaster of Alberton, Thomas Keeffe, Esq., for the splendid accommodation and facilities he now affords the public in his new postoffice. Outside the places where Government buildings exist, erected expressly for posta) customs know of

and purposes, we

otlice provided by the postmaster where

everything is so elaborate and convenient as at Alberton. Mr. Keeffe has expended considerable money in fitting up his fine store on Central Street with all the mod- Inside the oftice a very perfect arrangement of boxes is noticeable. and the portion open

erh improv “ments.

tables and

to the public is large, neat and airy, and

At the same time the revenue of Nova

no

the Board taking part. Councillors Hogan, Crabbe and Beer stated that in some cases it was necessary to proceed with work. be- fore the Board met in order to avoid ad- ditional expease; while Councillors Hooper, Taylor and Robertson claimed that favor- ititm was shown in the letting of contracts, and pointed out that emergency meetings could always be called for the awarding of contracts when the occasion required.

The Board then divided on Councillor Hooper’s motion as follows :

Ayes—Hooper, Robertson and Taylor.

Nays—Crabbe, Hogan and Beer.

Just as the Mayor was about to declare the fate of the resolution, Councillor Rob- ertson arose, and remerking that he would not stay any longer, left the room.

Councillor Taylor asked for the Mayor's vote on the resolution.

The Mayor said he could not go on with the business as Councillor Robertson’s de- parture had left the Board without a quorum

“Well, he will soon be back,” remarked Councillor Taylor, and suiting the action to the word. he ran down stairs after Coun-

rescne, was krissed and died on the spot. | Capt. Wuod’s body was found in his cabin | chair when the door of his room was | forced by the gunboat’s officers. His body and that of his mate were taken to sea and given burial by the officers of the Madura. ~~ oa

Personal,

Dr. Kelly and wife arrived home last night.

Dr. Bagnall and Mre. Bagnall returned home last evening.

Rev. M. C. Higgins, of Wolfville, N. S., will preach in the Baptist Chureh at North River on Sunday next, at 11 o’clock, a. m. |

Dr. and Mrs. J. A. MeDonald have re- turned from Prince Edward Island, where they have been spending a few weeks.— Montreal Star.

C. R. Coker, Inspector of Hulls, arrived in the city last evening and registered at the Hotel Davies. He will iuspect the steamer Worcester to-morrow.

Mr. W. A. Hawley has gone to the World’s Fair. He will also be in attend- | ance at the meeting of the Sovereign

READY-MADE CLOTHING

Made from our make of Tweeds.

Prices Away Down. Give us a Cal’,

Charlottetown, Sept. 12, 1893.

DWELLING HOUSE

FOR SALE,

Fronting en the Harbor.

The subseriber offers.for sale the Dwell- ing House and Property fronting on South Side of Water Street, now. oceapied by Dr. Dawson. The frontage on Water Street is about 62 feet.

house to-day.

fit of despondency over an unfortunate s:hool boy love affair. He attempted sui- cide,the same way last week.

Loxvon, Sept. 9.—The grand old man is not atall upset by the action of the house of lords on the home rule bill. He is in Scotland and sad to have already derived great benefit by the change of air and scene, although he has not yet been able to escape ent.rely from work. He devotes five hours a day to state business and correspondence, and practically all the rest of the day is spent in the open air.

_ Maprip, Sept. 10.—A riot broke out in Santandea on Sunday during a fire ina populous quarter. The mob forcibly en- tered the municipal buildings and, after destroying furniture, threw everything cut of the windows. The residence of the mayor and leading councillors were treated in the same way. The mob was finally dispersed by troops. The riot was oten- sibly caused by the deficiency of the water, but is really another evidence of the wave of anarchism passing over Spain. Cotumara, 8S. C., Sept. 10.-—The Gov-

Made up in firs!-class

Well Dressed Men

We invite inspection. Our Good Fits

Are a by-word in Char

Nice Clothes

style, of the very

best T'weeds and Suitings in the city.

Always patronize fashionable Tailora:

lottetOwn.

James McLeod & Son,

cillor Robertson and brought him back to | @ e ' ut ) rovided with counters for writing, ete. | the room Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F., at Milwaukee. | TERMS—One-third cash amid balance | ¢rnor’s special agent has returned from a = : , : f beautiful lock-boxes In the meantime Councillor Beer Mr. D. Schurman, of Summerside, re- | secured for term of years om the property | Tip among the sea islands over which the } ashion able Tailors gM To ictoria BR iw * a an eae algae i, asked the Mayor if there was anything be- | turned last evening from a business trip to | at 5 per cent. interest. -? recent cyclone swept. He found the } Ww. mate in Teens Sart ee a fore the meeting, and, receiving the reply | New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. He | BENS. DAVIES. effects of the disaster far worse than = which are a decided improvement on the | that there was no quorum, he also left the | Ws registered at the Hotel Davies. | signet ee ace Saiberte' mupesiol "Orec” Ga pee peein | Sm | ¥ Sa old combinatica box until now in use. As | room, followed @ minute or so later by Mise Maggie McDougall, of Miller Bros. | most of whom are negroes, are on the e

‘4 th hole office and its diepo ition | Councillor Crabbe music store, accompanied by her mother, | verge of death, thirst and disease. The

we ®aia, 1¢ Whole omece ‘ . os 5 4

is of the best, and Mr. Keeffe deserves and has the thanks of the community he serves. It ia to be hoped, too, that the Government will reward his enterprise in the public interest by affording a more profitable rent until such time, at least, as

When Councillor Robertson got back there was still “no quorum,” as Council- lors Crabbe and Beer had not returned, and the Mayor, in consequence, declared the Council adjourned sine die,

THE CORRUPTION OF LANGUAGE.

leaves this murning for a month’s trip to | P. E. Island—Moncton Times. }

It is understood that Mr. C. H. Mackin- | tosh, M. P, for Ottawa, has been appointed | Lieutenant-Governor of the Northwest | Territories, succeeding the Hon, Joseph | Royal.

Dr. George Hyde, who had an office in |

Dutch Process No Alkalies Other Chemicals

are used in the preparation of

W. BAKER & C0.’8

Governor requested the mayor of Charles- ton and other city and state officials to assemble here, and a proclamation was issued calling on the people of the United States to aid in saving the lives of the destitute,

Beenos Arres, Sept. 10— The revolution in Eucuman is spreading to

Before next Wash Day try

AMMONIA SOA

-SEASONABLE

Preserve Kettles,

Alberton can secure what it has long ago (J. Hunter Duvar in The Week.) ens = oe pcre at | the suburbs, Fighting has begun in the o had a right to—a Domiuion Building for ial eld rare 08 ‘Eeauey de ts ae a, of a streets of Eucuman. The rebels seized } ( fri o { S a . Nothing se clearly shows the decadence } Te e accident. is many reakfas Ca the railway and disloged the government | pee ers "oS =

> friends here will learn of his death with . r & ; Psera OI -? >

its public offices.

—_~-

NOTES AND COMMENTS.

of a race as the corruption of its language. This remark holds good of nations, fami- iies and igdividuals. Even as in listening to the talking of a stranger in a crowd we

recent carriage | | }

regret. F. J. Macdonald and J. A. Macdonald,

of Glenaladale, were registered at the

which is absolutely pure and soluble.

It has morethan three times

troops.

Newark, N.J., Sept. 8.—Lilian Low- rence, who a from her home in

You will be surprised with the result

i

tiem Freezers,

~Punch hite off the situation in respect | - eurately estimate his education, | Queen Hotel this forenoon. Yesterday’s | the strength of Cocoa mixet Montezuma, in Vayne County, on July 24, r .

to the award of the Behring Sea arbitra- meananiaen tastes and habits, so the arrivals included: J. A. Goodrup and ~ Seana aa ea os last year, was found in a hut on the banks } our Grocer sells Ht. o~ -¢€ tion. It represents John Bull and Jona- language at any era of a people’s history wife, Moncton, and John Stewart of East | pomical, costing lese than one cent aeup. | of the Erie Canal, three iniles form here, acTr een i ire thes. with @ seal between them, giving steel tamanirtia tans af ton cations | Dae. cna us, nourishing, and EASILY a, pecularly distressing circumstances. September 2, 1893 | ’ utterance bo oe rae eal life at the time. Philologers may tell us At ai — this egy there Sold by Grocers everywhers. } ee ee a to pe eee af } 64

Joux—Hm! Good; might be better. o ationa) language is gradual)ly bui!t | were registered : Y renkins, George- | TH Nan, ; . y a womans Cry, and foun ere tle a ae N ies |

Jovaruax—~ Hm! Bad; might be cS oaeaeae by the heb om more | town; Tas Ireland, Halirax; F Burdett, | W. BAKER & 00., Dorchester, Mass g} i Lil'an, terribly emaciated and half in- . 4 as 13S me 5 { its, worse words for the expression of increasing | Dundas; E L Burdett, do; Miss Lockerby, ~ ara She wae brought here and Justice

Tar Seat—Three months close time.| jgeas until it attains a perfection of | Boston, Miss Huuphrey, do; J H Haslam, ' = = Peace Williams questioned her. ° r Hm! Might ha’ made it twelve ! vigor and dignity, and the era in which | St John; Robt Sutherland, Park Corner; ( Aris er story is that when she was coming American Rak CF, 3

~-The doctors have determined that the | it 's so a tained is known as an Augus-} RC MeLeod, Summerside, ine ~ bere = saa a ayear ago:t ' charwoman of the British House of Com-| tine age An acute observer can| Mr. Benj. Bremner, one of the Grand pow — —e ora men, wlo te ‘ mons, who died a few days ago, died of | trace progressive improvement in the Representatives from the Maritime Prov- a a a ae oo re . She became Machine qpils Asiastic cholera. Continued reports of | tune of public none through three | inces, left this morning for Milwaukee to nives ag oon ~ soad so neat Gan in r ~ ~9 k cases at Grimsby and other points in Eng- | stages of speech, namely, the rude, the} be present at the meeting of the Sovereign cat yao ee a4 at ; — land, indicate that a number of infected florid, and the stately. Decadence com- | Grand Lodge of Oddfellows. On his way es oie seg > 7 Kept era i: . | — "E" . persons must have been landed. That, | mences with the slip-shod. No nation was | home from Milwaukee he will be in at- a eee in ly Peed as es . bal _— ye shock- iracr " 4c, compared with the number who must ae of grand ~ saad gut: | ome at ‘ge World’s Fair during Odd- ‘ pin «bh i nd her abductors have been E

ve been exposed to infection, so few | turals in its tongue. ne Ore rotundo is | fellows week. . : : P bees Galea is, however, the most | the fors anime. Had the Romans spoken | Mrs. Alex. D. MacNeill, of Winnipeg,| BREAD—CARVING—PARING, |... Painis ar id Os ‘ instructive fact that presents itself in the yen sy nen as ae — mae Man., at with her i oe have iii _ 2 ang ae yo ee _— patent ~9 : “0 stio j yr people, well-fed | conque 1e known world. spent the summer months visiting relatives : 7 = oO be passed under the great seal grantin : ‘ > ee ant vinnie as gl conditions, eonl would have done it for them. pe friends on the Island, lett by this FOR SALE BY | the dignity of ¢ baron ofthe United King: THAT 1S ADL 2%. .O0STS ¥OR Fere ? WwW ire hohe tiie power of repelling the disease When gutturals slide into labials the morning’s _train for their home. Mrs. R B No to & Co dom unto Sir Arthur _Hamilton-Gordon, , 2CC ire . within themselves, it might be said. are vigour 18 In - advanced stage of csaenta) 1s een by = nts . . Tton =) — ie ~~, og by the . ‘ i

‘ a . | pulmonary consumption, Miss McCormack, of Cardigan. Mr. Mac: . : NT » Styte and titie o ron, Stanmore T _ The London Daily Te legraph ~~. P As the slip-shod is the enfeeblement of | Neill, some few years after’ Contodehadion: 2 cere SEEN N, P. &.1. of Great Stanmore, in the County of Mi ep ars oe SS a shocak of eligi ‘| national vigour, so is slang the dry-rot.| jeft his native home at West River and fi dlesex. The new peer is the fourth sm present deplorable = og > — 1gi0US | How lowered must the public mind have} wert to Winnipeg, where he is now com-| 4 | of the fourth Earl of Aberdeen, who was » enmity in such a p nee-08 ee 2 18 One | become, and how utterly devoil of rever-| fortably settled. | Prime Minister from 1852 to 1855. Lord . EST PRICES of sebuie aye — eae os m4 a ence for the great and grand, when it ex- The Right Rev. John Traverse Lewis, emem r | Stanmore was Governor of Ceylon from . te ori aie Quaie” Getereanat presses itself in slang. One cannot con-} PD. D., be D., Bishop of Ontario, is | : | 1883 to 1889, and had previously admin- —— a oe ‘tl aad foolish persons | ceive the old Roman mind so debased as | now Metropolitan of Cauada, without even It's the best remedy on earth for the _| istered the affairs of the Mauritius, the : in India, Such are t aa 00 ro to speak familiarly of the guts, ealling | the technical objection which occurred cure of all KIDNEY AND Liver trou- | Fiji Islands and New Zealand. He was : a a i athe y aah” Eitineaiaen Jove and Juno, Joey and Ju; Mercury, the | during the Jast meeting of the Synod. bie. : ® positive cure for Back ACHE, | born in 1829 and married in 1865 a sister Left at Your Firouse Fennell & Chandler : in the land, blind to the fact that India | €xPressman; Vulcan, the, bellows bloke:) Bishop Wullivan has complied with the | gen STOAS ipicisTion a pai | ; aie : : chus, old man; an se orn |} requirements as voting, which renderec ‘ } ee — * yon Cybele, Sis. Intelligent readers must the election incomplete, and the matter is Mem bray Ss Mr. J. W. Bengough, who is well-known : ze : : VICTORIA ROW. ;, ye , ae agree, with pain, that the English—or | now settled to the satisfaction, it may be € for his annexation views as well as for | @Very evening. Besides this we i ‘etctown Aon @ 1893—tu f 1 i, Ang. 5, JI fri

riots prove—never and nowhere homo- geneous. The greatest blessing ever given to the vast peninsula is the “Queen’s peace” which English authority maintains, and it is precisely this which makes the enormous population glad of our rule and acquiescent in it. It has been well and truly said that if India could be left to her- self the result would be like the machain- ing of every den ina huge menagerie, where a terrific struggle between the vari- ous animals—large and small, strong and

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