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J. B. MACDONALD’S

REAT CLOTHING STORE.

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fXUE GREAT SUCCESS that has attended our CLOTH'NG TRADS this Spring is proof positive that we have the goods the people want at right prices. P

Men’s Suits from $2.75 up. Boys’ Suits from $1.00 up.

The largest range of MEN’S WORSTED SUITS ever shown by us.

Jargest ra You will do your- self an injustice if you buy els:where before you see our immense stock,

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— . — an ne pe i r = =P THE DAILY EXAMINER. - cs is Lecal and Other Items. | PTELEGRAPHIC AEWS. s Sproat Despatcones to Tuk ExXaMIver 5 ssa" "| DOMINION PARL ’ TAMENT. is expeeted | re | a ie % ; | Ks noe, —The encwsia ‘cioe | ELOUSE of Commons. NOW ON ? + Read advt. of the trian sathni : : coat thereadcneeut 0+ Geo | DIVISION OD Redistribution Bill \ a s A0nGa nex j A ecial mecting of Cou-t Avor 99 . _-——— —{ a oe ae ion cen ‘full | A. 0, Macdonald ‘Goes For’ Davies. ? ait ance requested i teniinsisinaiaaad Rev Geo H T ayer, of Bourbon, Ind, Orrawa, June 15. say? both ayo rs Woe ae ° ~ e— to In the debate on the redisdistribution 5 v wzumption Cure. — heddl 4 te: bill Davies complained that while dual re- i. ne presentation was allowed in New Bruns- ENNIS BALLS, tepnis rackets, beseballe,| wick and elsewhere, it was taken away ket balls, cricket bate, hollow and solid|from P. E. Island and the counties were eabber baila, hammocks, ete , at the Victoria | carved with a view of electing Government | > ow Stationers, Buswe & Moore supporters. Thep: »ple of those counties had

Yue teachers of Queen Square School will sokful to the friends of the school who

stend to donate books for prizes, if they will » ward them at their earliest convenience. -

Ivprcestion —If you are troubied with ia ligeston, biliousness, etc., get « bex of ¥verybody's Pills at your nearest drugstore. Pii e 25 cents.

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SKODA'S OINTMENT, the Great German Skin Cure, and finest Cosmetic made. Removes Riackheads, Pimples, etc.. AS

ifby magic. 3 os. tubes in elegant cartons 50 cts. - Nor Ixy Ir —Charles White, seronaut, fell 1500 feet from a balloon at Baltimore, s few days ago, and landed in a cornfield.

He is unconscious, but the doctors say no

bones are DroKen.

eiliinas A Frxe Parr —We learn from the Journal!

that Coancillor Donalds, of Amherst, N. &%.,

left Summerside on Monday morning for

b with a very fine pair of young horses

wh purchased for the town service. “Sana

Axoturrn Stonw — There was another thunder lightning and rain storm last bight The under was not so heavy as on the { rasion t the lightaing was much more vivid. Rain fell in torrents for abou two hcurs

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Tus Hattie Lovise.—Mr. A. M. Wright, af Summerside, has received word that the barkentine Hattie Louise, Cseptain Kiceg, ar rived at Barbadoes oa the 13:h, after a run of 18 divs from Canso. Her deckload of horses is all right

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For S1 aux’s —The Bonavista sciled for “t. John’s, Nfid via Sydney, C. B. yester day at 4 kp m. Besides the argo veptioned in yesterday's issue she a'so carried 86 theep st pped by Wheatley Bros, and }1 sheep shipped by Barret Henderson.

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Nort Licenses for ail life, fire and mitice Ivsurance Companies and Banks were due on June i2th An immediate settiement of sa is requested All T:iuckmen s Licenses must be paid at once By order- Robt. VanIderstiney Gity Collector. jl3 3i

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irnesy Hose Company.—At a meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners he ld yester- jay afternoon, Si'sby Hose Company was dis banded,and Mr Robert Russel’, who has been

lieu e rant of the compsny for some time p=s*, was appointed captain and authorized to form

a pew wmpany.

Tut FastTNet The steamer Fa:ztnet arrived at this port this forenoon about 11.30 o'clock, with a full cargo and the Misses Benoit as psasengers. Shes ils for Summer- side this afterncon, returning to-morrow morning to Charlottetown, thence to Halifax

in the afternoon.

Hetrixc Tazm Atone —The Moncton City ‘ i} has voted $100 to the firemen f that town to assist ia defraying the ex penses of the contingent attending the tuurnament to be held here on the 30th and ist July. Fifteen men have

been g-anted leave of absence.

June

owe Syrcr or Fics produced from the laxative nutritious juice of California Bigs. ecom-

the m-dicinal virtues of plants to the human

ano bined with

kcown to be most beneficial

system, acts gently on th kidneys, liver and bowels. eff-c:ually cleansing the system, dis- peiling colds and beadacher, and curing habit- val constipation jal3 lm ee The well known hardware

Fennell has been dissolved by the retireme: t of Mr. Fennell. We under- stand that business will be con- tinued by Mr Norten who has been eighteen years in the trade, amd who is well and tay known to the public. Tue Ex AMINER wishes Mr. Norton continued success.

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Poutcr Covrt.—This morning two drunk were disposed of for fives of $3 or 14 days and $1 or 4 days, respectively, anda young man arrested on a chargé of larceny was discharg- ed, the prosecutor not appearing. One nuis ance case was disposed of for a fine of five cents and costs, and anether was adjourned. The case of a colored man charged with com mittiey an aesaultona female at an earl; hear on Sunday morning Jast was adjourned until Monday next.

Cricaer —At o meeting held in the Club House, Victoria Park, last evening sfter practice, those interested in cricket formed themeelves into a club to be known ae the Park Cricket Club. The officers elected were J. MeQui'lan, Captain, and J. McL Nichol ton. Secretar y-Treasurer. The m«mbership is limited to thirty. We are gad to see that this noble game is to be breught to the fore aguin, aad we hope to eee it flourish in every way

SKCDA’S DISCOVERY, tho

Great German-American BReoi-

edy for Heart, Nerves, “iver,

Rédueye, Blood. Gurrantee

eontract with every boitic. Pay

only for the good you receive.

At all Drugsists, 61.00 per

botile, six botties 65.50. If you

SKODA’S REME-

DiI send postal for ** Morning

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k pave any id a of the care vith whi tebicco has to he atteuded sfter it is grow: Ie will i e odors of elmost any . i if ; ; ‘ < of them \ Pe ® I instance, pour the pls « here the p'anter stores bis crops wi.l impart a disagree able flavor, which no care afterwards wil divest it of Among the many precautions tuken to obtain «f+ul leas leaf for the ‘*Myrtle Na nd is t ascertain c% fully the rm hic! r ner adopta with his ‘ sections of Virgiaia where the

“Myrtle Navy” leaf is grown.

been working tcgether for thirtéen years. Discrepsncies which took place between counties in Nova Scotia as regards popula- tion did not seem te justify the cutting up of county lines for representation purposee, and why was not scme system followed in P. E Island. It was with the: idea that himself and his friend Yeo would be legis- lated out of the House.

McDonald, of King's Co., P. E. Island, said it was not the first time that gerry mander wss introduced in the Maritime Provinces by Davies and his political friends, who did so to keep themselves in power in Provincial matters. He (MeDon- ald) concluded that redistribution in that province was es fair as it was possible to make it under the circumstances. To make fair redistribution it was impossible to ad- here to county lines. The local Govern-

ment in their redistrébution bill did not stick st breaking county lines, but they evea crossed towaship lines to secure

political advantage. He would not desig- nae @ party by the name of a Govern- ment who held power by a majority of one. He held up a map to sbow how the Pro vincial Government had gerrymandered the Province. There was not a township broken up in the bi!l now before the House of Com-

mons. The bili sil through was a fair and just one. He would never consent to the vreaking up of town:hip lines. He was nt

oppozed to the breeking up of coun'y line: McLean showed that by dividing the city of Charlottetown Davies could have been easily gerrymandered out of his seat. That was not dove. There was no orher et dividing the Island, if 1 sutation by population was adhered to, than the way it was proposed toit. The biil was a fair one as far as the Island was concerned.

After some remarks from Perry against the bill, the House divided on amendment, which was lost by 59 10 95. The House then div ided on the motion that th» bill be read a second time, which was carried by 97 to 60.

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The Presbyterian Assembly.

MontTreaL, June 1. In the

Presbyterian Assembly it was lirected that a layman committee consider the enlargeme vt aod revision of the hymaal, and confer with the churches of Scotland in tavor of same, with the view to the same hymos for all Presbyterian churches. The

assembly will meet next year at Brantford,

Ontario,

Edward Biake Offered an Irish Constituency. Orrawa, June 15. A cablegram says Edward Blake has been offered a seat in the Imperisl Pariiameat for the Irish Constituency. He is said to have the matter under consideration.

The Storm in Nova Scotia.

Havirax Jure 15.

One of the heaviest thrander and oe storms ever experienced in these parts, pass: over here last night. Much damage is re- ported through the province.

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Stairs, the Explorer, Dead.

Haurrax, June 15. A cablegram from London says that Capt. Stairs, of Halifax, the explorer, has died near the mouth of the Zambesi River.

Personal.

Mr. W. Winsor Beck, formerly of Mur- ray Harbor, is now Marshal of the ‘** Order of the Sons and Daughters of the Maritime Previnces,” a society organized at Brockt: n in 1890, and composed of natives, togethe: with their wives and daughters, of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and P. E. Islan‘.

Makes FLesH AND BLoop.—When the sys tem is all ran down and there seems to be no hope of obtaining nourishment for the body by the ordinary proeess of food supply and digestion, wnen the body is sinking fast, then is the time to use Miller's Emulsion of pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. %€ always works woodera, because it is a flesh#and blood maker

and conteins all the constituents for nourish- ment found in wheat in fact, Miller’s Emul- sidn is & perfect ** staff of life,” and has saved aud cared thousands, In big bottles 50c. and $1 at Charlottetown drug stores. aie

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A Veice from the Battlefield —Thousands fash buyers have, duiing the last fortnight, made an onslaught o» our stock of ready mad» clothing and secared triumphant spoils The field is opens for thousands more. Come ove aod all and rally rouad the standard of low prices and fair dealing. All grades and varieties to suit all st Prowse Bros, - the Wonderful Cheap Mex.

Good fits, good goods and low prices sre all to be found in Jas Paton & Co's readymade clothing department 3:

Bargsins—Read Mr. Theo. L. Clap- pe'in’s advt invinother ¢ jumn.. Every-

hing at the Diamond B wkstore has been

marked down and the very best value ‘will be given, Additions to the already exten sive stock have been litely msda and the bargains given excite the surprise a id gain tie »pproval of the purchaser,

Hundreds of boys have been fitted out this aprieg with nice suits out of our clothing de- partment. we have still hundreds of suits left. Come along boys and we will dress you up with a good suit at a very little cost —Jas Paton & Co, 168 Market Square.

A Nasaw Lxzactor free with each bottle of

Enjoyed by Our Customers.

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THE GENERAL REMARKS:

advertise to do, Your assortment is the lowest. your bill when you sell so cheap?”

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WE SAY TO OUR CUSTOMERS :

because we buy in large quantities Spot Cash, and we sell so much. that can live on a very smali profit; so thank our customers for being able to at the prices we do,

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fully understand how a dollar when prices low. In asking you

HATS than any Firm in Town.

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THE WONDERFUL CHEAP MEN,

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QUEEN STREET.

Shitok’s Catarrh Remedy. Price S0xents.— Reddia Bros. novidwly

Charlottetown, June 3, 1892—eod & wky

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TREMENDOUS BARGAINS

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“We see, sure enough, you do better for us when we call to see you taan ‘you

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largest we have ever seen and your prices iiow are you going to pay

We can afford to seil at those prices

for we we sell

We are boys from the country, and hard it is to make for produce are so to trade with us, we

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do so because we are sure we -@an do better for you in CLO'TUING

A Trial will Convince You that we are indeed

NISHINGS very cheap, If you want Clothing and Furnishings don’t pass

J. B. MAGDONALD'S GREAT CLOTHING STO32,

DOMINION BOOT & 8

Boots, Shoes and Slippers

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HOE STORE.

165 Cases of New Now Open.

The pzople who buy our Boots are delighted with the fits and wear of them. buy once you are sure to become a resular customer. Charlottstown, May 30, 1892—eod & wky

If you Just try a pair if you want comfort

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Wo Game of Bluff

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THE CARPET BUSINESS!

INCE Wé HAVE OPENED OUR CARPEC DEPARTMENT our trade has far exceeded

our expectations. Our object in going int» th: Cirp2t business was to give people FAIR, SQUARE TREATMENT, and gools at the right prices Now we claim, as our right, your patronage. You may ask WHY.

While our c»mpetitors fur yews were asking and getting $1.55 and $1.65 for 5-frim> Bruasels Carpet, and 36 cents; for cheap Taoestry, w2 have s»id oar best Beassels for $1 14, and cheap Tapestry for 25 cents per yard —never asking more—which goes to show that our competitors have been making an enormous profit out of tye people. This cannot b> denied. We don’t believe in moaopplies, aii have b22a th: means of breakiag the Uurpat business in two, and taking the largest half oarsetves, Conpetitors may feel sore, but we can assure the public it is mot from overwork. We wish oir competitors well, bat w> taink this explanation necessary. WE CUL YOUR CARPHE FOR NULHING, don't chirge for waste, and do all work in connection with HOUSE FURNISHING.

PATTON BROTHERS, 136 MAIN STREET.

Charlottetown, May 17, 1892—eod & wky

“XTRAORDINARY PURCHASES

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READY-MADE CLOTHING,

Carpets and Dress Goods.

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5S WE INTIMATED LAST MONTH that we were making great preparations for our A JUNE SALE, we have now got everything COMPLELE, and are offering Great Inducements.

Bargains in Boys’ Suits ! , Bargains in Youths’ Suits !

- Bargains in Men's Suits !

The whole of our TAPESTRY and BRUSSELS CARPETS, CURTAINS, WINDOW

SHADES and POLES at prices lower than the lowest. Also. 1021 yards Double Width SUMMER DRESS TWEEDS, worth 35c., for 18c. per yard.

JAS. PATON & G@.,

Scotch Store, 168 Market Square.

Charlottetown, June 6, 1892—ecd & wky (x)—

Be sure and tell your friends, and don’t miss the place. Tremendous supply of Boots and Shoes selling low for cash at

GORE BROS.

@harlottetown, June 4, 1892—eed & wky