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Presbyterians Active.

Tue Dairy Examiner |

THe Presbyterians in Moncton and in

ULE 30, 10R. Fredericton are creeting new churches, and pushing forward their work with com The Egyptian Soldier. mendable activity. St. John is awake to the fact that if the Presbyterians there : the decay of the old Draconian I work harmoniously together, a : , Egyptian Soldiers have become ener- | their petty differences, and go m heartily | vatédy ahd now have the reputation of | for their spectral work, their efforts te being the most vardly and deuraded| be crowned with success and a greater regulars eX] ‘ During the late | impetus be giten to the Presbyterian cause | furko-Ru war, the Egyptians shirk«d| in that town t] ht of t] ke, and were sént Baek! SS { : epot duty In 1866, during the Grand Division of P. E. L Cretan Insurrection, the \V iceroy sent a aa tuard to sul ate the Christians; on the Grand Division opened at Souris, on; first enceunter, 4000 of them made an; Monday eveuing, the 24th. The officers| onsiaught on 1,500 Cretans The Cretans present were cirove the back and forced them to an un G. W. P—G: W. Bentley, Esq., M. P. P. | conditional surrendel {t the assault at G. Scribe. J. J Chappell. \rkadi, the only the Kyyptians could G Ch.—John Jury be put to, was t be sent in advance, and | G Sent. - James McKinnon. ee ee eee rusenn The vacancies were filled by the following | bayonets behind them lheir otticers know . | we bite eee ae nie oo | @PP imtinents. | very littie about the science of war, are t , : fond of tine uniforms and gaiety, have little} G. W. A ~ W. J. Seaman.

. | G. T.—R. Nelson

and

conception of organization seem to | : : , .

know nothing bev. nd the ae on which G. O.-J. C. McKenzie. : ae re bh -P. @ W. P.—L W.i'Wadman.

pay beeomes duc Vhilitary efficiency must

be the result of much more devi lopme nt) The usual routine business was attended

s now exercised, but the present war /to, and on Tuesday morning, Grand Divi- en f the patriotie ‘sion resumed Reports were received from

und activity of “the old KEgyptiau|the different committees and adopted.

soldier ‘ netance of the old order| Two new divisions were organized during | le, there are persons now living who/the quarter. ‘ Milton Star’ at Miltoi +]

remember the f wine incident in Me | and ** Shamrock” at Kensington. The C.

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

LATEST WAR NEWS. British — = to the

Arabi not Expected to Attack

‘

Turkish Troops to Assist the English.

Special to the Examiner. ALEXANRIA, July 26.

The best military authorities are of opi-

| nion that Arabi will not attack the British |

forces, although he daily continues to

strengthen his position The British troops are rapidly moving

heavy guns to the front, in anticipation of

an early engagement.

The Porte has decided to send troops to Egvpt to assist the British. — a Omar Lufte has been appointed Minister

‘of War, and successor to Arabi in the

Egyptian Cabinet.

LATEST EUROPEAN NEWS.

hemet Ali's cam One dav a wilkwoman/T. Act, camein fora g eee aan A Su osed Murderer of Lord mame to tl , complaining that one/tion, and action in that regard, will, af p

Uavendish Arrested. CALLING OUT THE RESERVE,

DEATH OF A PRESIDENT.

Special to the Examiner. Lonpon, July 26. One of the supposed murderers of Lord Cavendish and Mr: Burke; has been arrest-

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148 CASES

BY

GRAIN. BA

Charlottetown

6GOT2

N the month of May W. & A. BROWN & CO. opened about

100 Chests of Superior Congou Tea, IN STOCK AT VERY LOW PRICES.

26, 1882.

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BRITISH WAREHOUSE.

QUEEN SQUARE.

DRY GOODS,

from which they are still supplying largely to the WHOLE- SALE and RETAIL TRADE at very close prices,

STEAMERS.

GS Dailv kxpected.

, July 26, 1882,

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DURING THIS MONTH, J.B. MACDONALD

ol 8 id robbed ber of the milk} trust, aid in the enforcement of the law. he was brimyil urn [he soldier was| A request from the I. O. G. remplars to f i charge ‘What! be allowed to cast in their lot with the lid he do with it asked the Pasha | order of the Sons of Temperance was cheer- Drank was tl At asign the! iuily complied with. soldiers y W acd le nd his stomach} On Tuesday evening, a public meeting was found full of milk. | was held in Morrow’s Hall. Bro. W. C G » Pasha , rified mi:k-| McKie, presiding. Members of the Grand \ en, ] c her the val f 1@ milk:! Division, and Gabriel McDonald, Esq., but 1 i ul your head/representative of the C. T. A Society, I t lhat was the |arpeared in appropriate regalia. The pro- wa Fg n ldier, | gramme was as follows: and with ali its tauits d inconveniences,| Music by the Choir t had lou the repntation of turn Address of Weicome—Rev. R. B. Kinley.

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The New Archbishop of Halifax.

ed at St. Thomas, West Indies. He made

a confession of the erime and gives the | WILL CLEAR OUT

Addr.ss in reply—G, W. Bentley. Music, ** Come and Join’ —Choir. Addresses by Isaac Hayden, Rev. Mr. | hames of his accomplices.

Scott, J. J. Chappell, Dr. Muttart, Rev. | The Queen has sent a message to Parlia-

Mr. Gordon, and Rev. J. G. Cameron. /ment asking that first class Military Re-

AT GREAT BARGAINS.

CurRENCY is given to a report that the The epeeches, for a temperance meeting, Must Rev. Jonn Walsh, D. D., the well) had the right ring about them, and from known Bishop of London, Ontario,%s to be | what we have seen of the Temperance men | the sucvessor of the late Areklshep of | of Souris, and its clergy in particular, we Halifax I p an eloquent) have no fears as to the enforcement of orator, and possesses all the inteliectual | Temperance Laws in King’s County.

i spiritwal attamments 80 necessary fur A vore of thanks .to the Grand Division

Bishoj ; an admuinsstrator, If the! pleasing terms and the proceedings were |

report is tree, the Roman Catholics of P. | brought to a close.

|

K. Island will re e that their own much ——— + 2coe + a} p is not to be taken from them.| The Seott-Act in Halton is being strictly | ? one er? mo | enforced in all sections of the county, and Chinese Decorations. ithe tavern-keepers who supposed they | Semone /could violate the law with impunity are | i NEw order Of decoration has been/|suff-ring severely. Those who voted for| Chinese Government, and/the Act are determined to see it res- named the Order of the Double Dragon. | pected. rhe Chinese intend to confer the honor ee DA only on foreigners of distinction. This is| M. de Lesseps recently said that if Arabi uggestive ; China has suffered much from} Pasha were once master of the situation in t coreigners, and recalls; Egppt he wonld so arrange matters as to th pau troubles it has borne at their| allow of Europeans and Arabs living peace- instigation ihe Celestiais remembering! ably side by side. Arabi represents the the powert land f Tock s character ascribed | new ideas and feelings of the people. He} to dragons, and aiso mindful of how oftén is, for the moment, the man of destiny. th est-| tL Bool foreigners use the|The movement is inspired. Nothing can word as syhopymeous with the doer of all ; stand in the way of its progress. i evul have on the happy idea of 72s. i, - a Tees in an Urder Of! Speaking to his constituents at North- | D _ v ns. The insignia of the honor | ampton the other day, Mr. Bradlaugh said wi’ ce 8 d star and ribbon lhe |it was in his power to g» to the table of the Chinese say that the creation of the new | House any day he chose and take his seat, | wee |) ‘8 to an mere — d desire to} and he should do so whenever he thought : _ foreign powers and to « nhance the | it would serve him in the fight in which he | iriendly ‘feelings between the Chinese! y,, engaged. He should give no previous a tat od moa tee MS. | notice of his intention because of the treat- | me Wel with bis “childlike and| went he had received. He would accept | bland must have well rabbed his} ), compromise and agree to no truce. tapered hi rs when he was struck with | novel 1dea ae) wasnt | In the way of vastness in a manufactur- Aquatic Tactics. | ing establishment, nothing in the past or! present cau compare with the extent of : x yet a Herr Krupp’s, at Essen. Of steam boilers WALLACE Ross is anxious to row Hanlan, | he nas 439; of steam engines, 456, their an i threatens to claim the ch Amn] lonship if | aggregate horse- power being 18.500; of a apion Feluses to row this year. | steam hammers, 89; of rolling mills, 21 ; of Danian, on being interviewed, said that; on lfurnaces, 1,556; of locomotives, 25; of no consideration, would he row during that | machines for making tools, 1,622; and the ime, Our Canadian champion, having | population of this workingmen’s city is done good work in his line during the past | 15.700. : years, evidently needs a rest, and it is} — rather disagreeable to him to be worried by | tare ia a iny handler of the sculis, who may happen| All women love. The hope of a to come along at short intervals. Then | home of her own, of a fond hasband, and Mr. Charles E. Courtney comes out with | the touch of baby hands stirs early in i ‘ , ring bulletin. Interview-) every maiden’s heart. It is with a sense of a nian that he is rowirg|!ss and hardship that she sees that hope xt i day, in order to get into| fade without fruition, when trim he intends to start out and | **the God of bounds, make mot lie has become disgusted Who sets to seas a shore, with races — havienowon no’ lees than! Comes to her in His silent rounds, twenty f then That is almost as bad | And says, ‘ No more.’ ”

as Carlyle, who, en forty well-stocked vol-} But life is full of compensations. It is s, urges mankind to be less wordy. | left her to enjoy, to labour, and to aspire. Courtney says he haa been sacrificed to| Perhaps it is left her to illustrate, as her reces and never made any money by them. | more fettered married sister cannot, the it may be expected that the oars- | real capacity, the actual power of achieve- thirty more races. iment, of her sex,

vppéns when rowers,say they, | ~

= racing

Qt « man will row at least "ry

lbat always |

are tired

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Weather Bulletin. The Toy Pistol. | Probabilities for the next 24 hours for the — | Maritime

Iv is always ¢ x pec ted that the Fourth of July will largely to the list of |

Accidental Deaths” from the toy pistol

Province 8.

cntribute

Toronto, July 26—10a. m, Moderate westerly to south easterly winds;

Since the approach of the summer, many | fine warm weather,

de S|} atches have arrived trom all parts of ——_— <.— eae—

the States, reporting deaths from this! Coxversazione —It is proposed to hold a death-dealing instrument Only a few ; Conversazione and Flower Festival, on Thurs days ego the news came that Chicago added day, the 3:d of August, in the Drill Shed,

fifteen fatal cas pistol wounas list of six kills is almost as and we States to

s of lock-jaw caused by | to promote the establishing of a Reformatory Burlington sends in its | and Industrial School. On that occssion it is d, and Peoria of three. This | intended to form a Committee of gentlemen ad as the Egyptian trouble, | 0 devise the best means for providing a mend the authorities in the | 8®itable building for the institution ; and who matter up, for it seems | will at a later day wait upon the Government f the children are too| With @ view to securing an annual grant for alter the welfare of thelr' its marntainance. To better promote the A toy which gives pleasure with | formation of such a committee, Colonel Gray, of the prelimivary meeting.

recon take that the parents o careless to look

offspring. jas Chairman

such deadly effect, deserves to be classed | advised that the ladies of the committee among the pest nuisances of a c untury— | should specially invite the Clergy, the mem- and such nuisances are certainly subject to| bers of the Bench and the Bar, and also His governmental control. Worship the Mayor, to countenance, by their presence on that occasion,the work in hand.

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Say } Londo Tr ~~ x ’ | Cetewayo gors back to Zululand the better | EVEY, farmer should havo one of Hicks for our honor It has been a mon ts z /o am pion Creameries, Tt is the easiest and tient on betas bhetchaae ede ‘BSTOUS | mst economical means of producing god divine: 4. re ~ ang ho ee cap- | barter. It will raise the cream in a very

ne 2 v oe Kallantiy fought gable | short time, Jeavjng the mil sweet ang fit for what We how adroit was an unjustifiab o|f ly use. all and see them at RK. Ki attack upon his country. Prate’s

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'serves be called out in all parts of the

United Kingdom, President Guardia, of Costa Rico, is

dead.

GENERAL NEWS,

ALEXANDRIA, July 24.

At five this morning, 3,000 Nubians with eight guns, marched to Abourkir under Abdallah Pacha, and began to construct earth works.

Lonpon, July 2d.

A Constantinople despatch says there is reason to believe Acabi has sent a species of illuminations to the Sultan, declaring that he is acting to save Islam from infidels and giviug the Sultan notice that if the Porte sends troops to co-vperate with un-

| Melievers, he will fight them and proclaim

the Skereef of Mecca as Caliph. It is be- lieved here that Arabi has threatened to depose the House of Osman and proclaim Jesad ruler in its place. Lonpon, July 24. It is understood that Earl Kimberley, Colonial Secretary, has accepted the Chan- cellorship of the Duchy of Lancaster, which was recently resigned by John Bright. Lonpon, July 24. The News’ despatch from Vienaa says it

|ls reported that the steamer ‘**‘ Muscow” |has been sunk, by her boiler exploding,

with 200 hands. New Yorks, July 24.

Another sparring match, under the same

‘conditions as the last, has been arranged

hetween Suilivan and Wilson for August 14th, at Madison Square Garden.

Hoskins has written tothe Euglish Con- sul at Cairo, urging him to impress upon British subjects the necessity of leaving Egypt at once. :

The News’ Rome despatch says it is stated in diplomatic cireles that the Porte has sent circular letters to the powers, asking them to dissuade England from pushing on hostilities pending negotia- gions.

GLoucEsTER, July 24.

Schr. ‘‘Solomon Poole” arrived this morning from a Bank trip and reports the loss of one of the crew, John MclIntyre, capsized and drowned on the bank while visiting trawls. McIntyre is a native of Nova Scotia, unmarried,

Mack's Magnetic MeEpicine is a positive remedy for nervous exhansticn and all weak- ness of the generative organs in both sexes. ‘old in Charlottetown by Apothecaries Hall Co. See advertisement in another column. [july 22 2w wkly

CARVELL BROTHERS

Flour, Sugar, Molasses, Tea, Tobacco, Soap. Pails; &C., &C.; &C.

I* STORE, —

850 barrels FLOUR,

80 * Granulated SUGAR, a Yellow ne

39 «ss Jamaica ve:

25 hhds. Porto Rico ”

35 puns. Trinidad MOLASSES, 25 puns. Cienfugos -

375 half-chests TEA (warranted), 50 cad’s Smoking TOBACCO (McDonald’s) 20 boxes Chewing " - 30 kegs Twist o 203 boxes SOAP, 100 dozen PAILS, 200 dozen BROOMS, 120 keys Baking SODA, 40 cases MATCHES, 300 coils MANILLA, 25 sacks BEANS, 20 barrels DRIED APPLES, 20 bags NUTS, 10 boxes CH EESE, 40 boxes AXLE GREASE, 150 tins MUSTARD and PEPPER, 30 dog WASHBOARDS, 20 crates CROCKERY, 15 barrels WASHING SODA, : boxes CREAM TARTAR, 40 tins CASTOR OIL, l0lbs. and 40lbs. 100 boxes PIPES. ws

duly Seat ty” CARVELL BR's.

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(H. & 5.)

and Prints at a

Gents’ Straw H

Store open every evening until 8

July 4, 1882—wkly pat

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Short Ends and Remnants of Dress Goods

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Will Clese Out Balance of Ladies’ and

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TRUNKS & VALISES

J. B. MACDONALD,

Beautiful Summer HKesort.

BARGAINS.

SUMMMER GOODS

great sacrifice.

nts Very Cheap.

Lowest Prices.

o'clock.

QUEEN SrrEet.

THE SEASI

Rustico Beach,

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Address,

June 24, 12

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(UNDER VICE-REGAL PATRONAGE),

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ry°HIS beautifully-situated and well-known establishment will be opened trom July ist till September 10th, fur the accommodation of Guests and Visitors.

RA i ES—$1.75 per day ; $10 per week ; $32 per month.

TO KEACH THE HOTEL—Coach will leave Charlottetown every Wednesday and Saturday evening, calling fr Guests; returning every Thursday and Monday morning, at 9 v’clock, a.m. Also, arrangements have been made with Mr. Bagnall to meet trains from all points at Hunter River, for passeng. rs to Seaside, seven miles.

Trains leave Charlottetown for Hunter River at 6.45, 9.20, 4. m., and 4.20 p. m, Hunter River for Charlotietown, 9 a, m., 2.11 and 7 p. m,

Hunter River to Summerside 7.45, 11.10 @ m,, and 5.42 p. m..

JOHN NEWSON & CO.,

Oo

DE HOTEL,

P. E. Island.

CHARLOTTETOWN

bargains, please call and settle

City of Charlottetown.

TA x NOTICE.

Ts City Collector hereby yotigjes all par. ties in arrears for this N09 ne that after the Ist of August next Executions will be issued, without Of persons, to en- foree payment of all Taxes then unpaid and 1D arrears, oo a

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GREAT CLOSING UP AT

83 QUEEN STREET.

GREAT BARGAINS in Dress Goods, Tweeds, Winceys, Silks, Curtains, and all kinds of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS. Come early and secure Bargains.

N. B.—Customers will please not ask credit, as sales are for cash only; hence Parties owing accounts will

without delay.

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‘The New Boarding House,

O* KING STREET, adjoining the Ferry \/ Store, is prepared to accommodate a limited number of boarders and lodgers. Ap- ply to J, Bewpat, proprietor. fly 18 tf

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Children’s Carriages, Iron Bedsteads.

CUESP. JOHN NEWSON.

Finished & for Sale To-Day,

AT THE

P. E. ISLAND

FURNITURE WAREROOOMS,

KING SQUARE,

A large assortment of Cane Chairs. Rockers Easy Chairs of al] kinds, another new lot of Cornices (very fine), ( ommon Chairs, beiter and cieaver than ever

_ Offered for sale in the city,

Picture Mouldings «nd Frames.

M. BUTCAE.. July 26, 1582-17

Every Department of their Establishment is Kept Replenished) Pleasant Sail 10 Miles

WEEKLY

up the East River,

fysHE SABBATH SCHOOLS in connection

with the Methodist Churches of this

City, will hold their ANNUAL PICNIC,

At Met annell’s Wharf, EAST RIVER, ON

Thursday, 27th inst,

The Steamer SOUTHPORT will leave

Prince Street Wharf at 9 o'clock, a. m., and

», Mm.

, tent will be well supplied with refresh.

ments,

Hand of the 82nd Battalion will be in af.

tendance,

Return Tickets 25 cents,for sale on the

Boat,

a. oe STANLEY, Secretary

Kensington Brewery

ry O be sold by AUCTION, on WEDNES. DAY, 9ih of August, at eleven o’elock, on the premises, the Kensington Brewery,

July 20, “82.

with all the Plant connected there. with. Also, the Lands adjoining. com- prising abort 3) acres fronting on

the Upper and Lower St, Peter’s Road, The Land is divided into acre lots, and tflurds an excellent opportunity for parties requiring ; asture land close tothe city.

‘Terms—25 per cent. cown; the balance in our years, with interest ut 6 percent, Bale positive, No reserve.

tlan to be seea at my office, ‘

By order of the Liquidators of the Bank

P. K. Island, WILLIAM DODD, July 25, if 82, Auctioneer,

Dental Notice.

D*: EATON, with & view to introduce his practice of Dentistry in this City, will be prepared to ive bi. .ervices for the next few Months, at greatly reduced prices. Satis- faction in every Branch of Dentistry guaren- teed.

Office of Dis, Hyde & Eaton, Great George Street, Charlotvetown.

| BEOMMESDATION.

Fiom a personal acquaintance with G. W. Eaton, Ksq., for some years past, and with his practice of Dentistry, | take n.uch pleasure in recommen.ing him toany who are in need of a competent Dentist,

A, C. COGS W iii D. D.8.

Hali‘ax, July 4, 182,

jy 25 1w, wkly 2, law 2m

HARD COAL.

TO ARRIVE, 300 TONS HARD COAL.

ae wishing to be supplied with the genuine Philadelphia Chestnut and Egg, and also Old Sydney, can be supplied by early application to the subscriber,

Pictou Coul always ou band.

Orders can be lefy at Lord’s Scrles, or at the subscribers. Terms cash,

THOS, CASELEY,

July |17—1m pd

HARD COAL. TO ARRUE: 200 Tons Best Pennsylvania,

ALSO,

Pictou Round, Nut and Slack, and Old Mine Sydney Coal, Always on hand, at MeMillan’s Coal Depot.

R. McMILLAN, Ch’town, July 17, 1887, as

IS, LOST, FOUND,

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OST, on Saturday night, between J. B. MDonald’s Dry Goods Store and Ter- lizzick’s corner, a small sum of money, The finder wi.1 be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Family Grocery,—R. K. Brace. jy 25

\ ANTED IMMEDIATELY- At Bell's Tailoring Establishment, Kent Street West, a first-class Machinist. None but those thoroughly competent to fill the situa- tion need apply.—Jonw Bet, {iy 22 \W ANTED—A Girl for general housework. Apply at Tue Examiner Office. [jaly]3 a FOR SALE, nearly new and in g00d order, suitable for single borse oF

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ITY HOTEL TO LET- This Hotel is

finely situated, standing opposite the Bishop's Palace, on the highest ground im the city, It contains 37 rooms, and being cou- liguous to the Sieam Navigation Company's Wharf, is admirably adapted for the accomo- dation of summer visitors to the Jrlapd. Terms easy. Apply to Messrs, Geo, Davies & Co,, Landen Hoanse lap 17

*g O LET, House and Premises at the Head of St. Peter's Bay, near the Railwey Station. A) ood: si

for team, Enquire at this oftice,

Ayr? 8, (s3%—3w

Apuly ts Toko P. Bullivdss Bags ki part bat ; ’ fu ts

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