THE DAILY EXAMINER, - - - WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1893.

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Corroborative Evidence.

EXAMINER'S i= qu te cor-

The Pioneer disputes Tur

»—which by the way

that “a wave Of popular Indignation e} ve this provinee aga neat the Pete + adn nistration, and PAVE : “We ! av it there Is no appearance or the 4 th \ nity.” Jast wait until the election comes on, if you are politically #} tsighted now, and you will then be i | it. It is whispered that even t , r’s editor has no love for Mr i se behests he obeys with any but a good grace S’side Journ al The Drummer’s Dream. | following written at Sumi “ iM isg? Alexant MeMu th ! : er Ww lied wel ve H Davies a shert : e inl f the pr j a ‘ l, tossed \ p } . P ; : ‘ lrifting ! ! i j i j i& i H : y pra \ ‘ H v Father ant re j Stemanerts Movements, r Fa 1 here ' . ening © Lyvenera j 1 m.f ot rie M.A. Starr \ i tev N Co.. Ltd s Johns J Ix ‘ rly expecte l : | | n y N B & 3 | i “with a ca .o ! fl She sails this St. Joh Nild., via Pieton j ‘ { ' 7 ipta Hanven | i last eve ; witi : 1 f ving pasren \ \ Lilla J Piekerir ‘ { EW Farle, W F Hodge F I M { Niel j ; j Mi i Chas Eyre, M ' ton Be Mre Alex M Mre Fred Borden, Mrs M MeGregor, Annie Carroll, } MeKenzie, Master Miee Welling, Jenni { JR Chase, Mr Pal- ' fohn MePhee, W B Core Mr Nicholson, Geo Mu \ R Curre T Me ‘ \

OPENING T0 DAY.

Dress Goods, Mantles, Millinery.

BEER

BROS

Our TRIMMED MILLINERY is now

net

Weather Bulletin.

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ORONTO °

’ sh winds post y westerly

ally fair, or | rature |

stationary

| blest, it would to his,

ADDESS AND PRESENTATION

To Rev, Frank C. Kelly on the

Departure for Detroit.

Eve

Rev. Frawx €

of Detroit,

Kenny, ordained for Mich) recently,

spending a few days in

diocese

w ’ has been

was waited On at his mother’s Dorchester Street, an widress and purse of gold fr

friendé in Charlottetow: Phe

} and reply will be found below

{ iS #Wwaliow Lup in inceriaintyv anit anxiety To an ¢ esla applies with gt

ami { have been no exception to the gen rule He happy day t

A neat ric

tical studer eater force than anv otner ral us there is one truly ’ i the bidding to go forth ani preach the Gospel our Divine Master sent His Another day

when for the first time, the holy words of

when we hear even as

of wy 13

chosen twe)

consecration calls down amongst men, in hidden majest f the King of Kings After these days the Life of the student now the priest, is full of toil, mingled with consolation, if duty

is to Lim he gift of his Master My friends, you have added another happy allotted me. I thank vou. For myself I thank you tis ever sweet to find ‘that distant field of labor, turt and feel that there him well, who pray for him

moment to those because can, from to the old lan who wish

one

are souls Such friends the heart, aye ! “the heart of hearts.” But I thank because I recognize in

as these are dear to even

you also for another, not so much

this a testimonial, to miy-

the and i his

esterday mor ng for

‘

s¢ lf, as to the memory of One passed away |

whom you called friend, but who, to me bore the higher and dearer title of father God bless him,he well deserved your friend- g love. If jot be added to the happiness of the were he able to be- the friends of his

ship and my undyin could

hold’ this seene, where

life, still unforgetting, testify their esteem |

for the father through the son If it he true that the sins of the father are visited on the son, I feel that his life must

been still more beautiful than even I lieved it, for he brought but edification in death. consolation

since

be- me good in

life, and

have |

| In leaving you, my friends, for the land |

| |

of my adoption, | ask still another mark of your kindness—the charity of your | prayers. Few young priests will depart }

with more confidence then than I, wo gin their labors up the Holy Sacritice, forget you Frank ©. Kevry, Priest *-e+e Isiand Hospital.

P, E.

The P. E. Island Hospital ha: received the following: Mr Lewis, rhubarb; Mra A Robertson, rhubarb and 2 dozen eggs; Mrs S Prowse, Murray Harbor, 5 jars jam; Mrs Tremaine Lea, Tryor, | hooked mat; Hensley, rhubarb, flowers and papers; Mrs Mary Davis, Mis» Sulis and Miss Wright,

flowers; a friend, rhubarb; Epworth League, Brack!+y Point, flow: rasan] be tle of cream Mre H Bell, Alberton, $2; Miss Cro-by

ytd lined: Miss May, tlower-; Mrs Daniel Davies, flowers, pape re, veyetables and twe

luminated text-; Mrs D A MelLeod, 6 fans; Misa Owen, | fan; Mra Holl, Mr ivan’, M Coffin, Mr« Walter Haezard, Mr Cahill, M 43 Elsie McKinnon, Miss Ida Fennell; Mrs Stewart, berries; Mrs. Grant, illn trated papers; Mrs J D Red, 1 black kitten; Mrs Coffin and Mrs Car- vell, flowers; Mrs Stewart, crab apples

The Advantaze of Advertising.

A few Nicholes, Government IJIndiim inatructor ut Poplar River, Keewatin, N. W. T., ar- rived at Winnipeg and insercel an

ment in the papers that Lis mission

; ae days ago a man named Percy

aii-~

ure a wif He gave afl partic garding his position, finances, et \ n of candudates pre mptiy ame

‘ l. and oun Wedne-day night Nichoies selected Mi«s Sarah Hutton, a young ia ly

20, from the number, and they we e married by a Methodist minister and for their northern home on Friday

A Great Day for the Sintih:,

Six thousand Smiths gathered in reun on Live farm of the late Peter Z Smith near New York a few day age When a the Smith- in the nell orheod

had gathered, speaking began by orator- A brass band frou Hoboken alternate ly play ed and ate pen hes from the free bats kets. The §bas dram player, who cot hi not speak Englisi:, when he found out he

was attending a Swith reunion, declared he was one of them because his pame was Schuikdt

His Alm Was Bad. At Halifax on

Monday night, a jealous

colored man named John Ham lion fired three shots at his wife, but failed to hit her. He was arrested, and at the pelice station was loud in his regrets that he was not able to kill, and as he says, remove from the face of the earth a bad woman She is his second wife, —— a

’ You

AJ Should

+ See

to it that ihe preseription which your doctor gives you is carefully dis-

pen ed, « therwire it may be uséle3e,

We have always made this branch of

our business a speciaity, and guaran-

he- | I shall not, when I offer |

Mrs 4

of his |

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tee “ pure drugs, accuracy, careful |

preparation, moderate prices.

Only Graduates in Pharmacy allewed |

to fill prescriptions.

JOHNSON'S DRUG STORE,

Cor. Kent and Prince Streets.

* seply a re o—--

An Elegant

As of Ch

Clouks,

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and Reefers.

es Mantles and Jackets,

FALL AND WINTER, 1893-94.

rart Arrived, Balance to Arrive This

sortmen?

tidren's

The bulk of this season’s stock is made by one of the largest manufacturers in the world from Cloths and

THE GARMENTS ARE ALL

FITTING AND WELL FINISHED, and only needs your inspection to secure your approbation.

» s : ' . . . ‘ . che ts Styles selected exclusively for the American and Canadian markets. Qur assortment

is larger than ever before shown by us, and the prices are within the reach of all.

ROS., BROWNS BLOCK.

Jhere are shady

A <u - dees —- > pep

~ Sr hl = | PETER_ PARLEY ate a | speares

A SHADY YELLOW. all

SUMMER COMFORT

It Cannot be had in uncomfortabi«

UP TO OUR NECKS.

fellows in business, clothes. <A shirt We are up to our necks in Tweeds, Flannels

pays to avoid them. ‘Trade with people you)may make a man miserable. Be careful what kindjand Blanketings. All-wool Tweeds from 30c. per know. If you don’t know us come in and we'll,you buy. We have 50 to 75 different kinds, prices|yard and up; Flannels from 12c. per yard and up; introduce ourselves and our steck of All-wool Cloth-\from 35c. to $3. Gents’ Furnishings of every des- Blanketings in All-wool and Union, our own make, ing. Our quality and style is simply elegant; but)cription, all new and of the latest styles. Ties, full width and length; Ladies’ Dress Goods in our prices, they are the lowest in the city. Collars, Hats and Caps. own make ; Stockings by the yard (legging) in our To those in want of Readymade Clothing of Summer Clothing for Men and Boys. The bal- own make ; Yarns, Druggets, ete.

any description, it will pay you to inspect ourance of Summer Clothing on hand sold at a bargain. PANTS! PANTS !—For every-day weving stock before making your purchases. Our Fall Goods are now coming in. Pants we give the best value in the city.

McKay Woolen Company.

Charlottetown, August 21, 1893—m w

THE BOOT FACTORY!

300 Pairs Girls’

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‘The Canadian Pacific Railway

——WILL RUN——

HARVEST EECURSIONS

——TO THE——

Canadian North West

| to leave from line of Intercolonial, Prince Edward Island, Windsor & Annapolis and | Canadian Pacific (in New Brunswick) Rail- ways on

Aug. 14th, lst, and Sopt. 4h

TICKETS GOOD TO RETURN UNTIL

Oct. Sth, 22nd, acd Nov. 5th.

0 TO 30 PER CENT. DISCOUNT September Only !

—_-onw—— | Pore ee | | Price $2.75. Reduced to $1.90)

t i « 2.45. “ 1.75} 1} GCOUS. - ww .-

1.50 - 1.45. sé

For rates and other information see small

Per a ic older, or enquire of nearest Ticket Agent. —-— —-———(x)-— i ‘on ~~ | D. MENICOLL, C. E. McPHERSON, ] av " ioc Genl. Pass. Agvnt, Asst. Genl. Pass. Agent ’ _ : : eee . ‘TIP ‘) TS ‘ 1 give ’ ele { Montreal St. Jol .. B oe seats les ' ‘ arge lot of GIRLS’ BOOTS, and give our cus . : Montreal. St. John, N. B. We have decided to clear out a larg LL ; and a lot of other prices! y,y95 tomers some great Bargains during this Month, Call early. reduced, John McKinnon,

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i Formerly of Georgetow n, is now situated | on Queen Street, Charlottetown, six doors | from Apotheearies’ Hall, where he is pre- pared to receive all customers in good shape. Transient and permanent boarders | Oysters and lanches at all hours Call and taste our oysters——JOHN McKIN- NON, Russell House, Queen St., Ch’town.

Aug 18—wy lm pd.

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Charlottetown, September 6, 1895—3m

$ )

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Wreck.

PERFECT- }

Pickford & Black. ‘Halifax & PB. Isiand $$, Line

STEAMER FASTNET

Leaves Halifax, N. S., for Charlottetown every Monday, 6 p. m. 5 Arrives Charlottetown from Halifax about 6 a. m., Wednesday. Leaves Charlotietown for Summerside about ' l) a. m., Wednesday. | Arrives Charlottetown from ezvout 44. m., Thursday Leaves Charlottetown for ip. m., Thursday.

Summerside Halifax, N. &., | For Freight or Passage apply to

| W. W. CLARKE, Agent.

Charlottetown, July 12, 1808,

G0 T0 BOSTON

Via the Fast, Magnificent Steamers

“HALIFAX” & “ QLIVETTE”

From Halifax every Tuesday and Thurs- day at 8 p. m., and Saturdays at 19 p.m.

ONLY ONE MGHT AT SEA.

$5.00 ‘Charlottetown to Boston

ON SATURDAYS

For only $5.00 passengers can leave Char- lottetown on Saturday morning and connect with Saturday Evening Steamer, arriving at Boston on Monday at 6 a.m. The Quickest Rouie!

Don't travel second-class when you can go via the fast Short Line and the well-known

|; Seamers “QALIFAX” and “OQLIVETTE” for the same money For Tickets apply to the Charlottetown

Navigation Company

ASK nee f JOLUNSTON'S FLUID BEEP, The Great Strength-Giver.

If you need a Tonic -—TAKE-——

STAMINAL.

It not only stimulates but builds up and strengthens. You get a TGNIC and a FOOD combined in the form of

PALATABL" BEEF TBA. The Ideal Food for Infants

Is MILK GRANULES,

because it is practically identical in com position, taste and appearance with

Mother’s Milk.

It digests thoroughly undue tax on the

without causing an

EUREKA HOTEL,

WATiHR STRERT.

energies of

Free Coach to meet all Trains and Steamboats. Moderate charges. Good table

C. A. BENOIT, Proprietor.

Ch’town, July 31, 1893—3m m wf

TO LET.

~

A desirable ponnes House on Hilisborough Strest, adjoining residence of Lemuel Poole, with Stable attached. This house is newly painted, papered and otherwise put in good order throughout. Rent moderate and im- mediate possession. GEORGE ALLEY. septl—sat tu th & wky

Wants, Lost, Fouad, d&e

Advertisements under this heading charged five cents per line.

TWO OR THREE PERSONS can be accom- modated in a well-furnished howe on Prince

Steet. For full particulars enquire at Tue EXAMINER office Hi— e; th WANTED.—\At the Queen Ho e!, three girls —a& good couk, achamver miid and laundry maid, towhom liberal wages will be given,

None need anoly references.—P. P° se pli—ti

unless Lheg

An

‘ao give goo! HIRALD, Proprietor

SERVANT WANTED to cook and do general housework for a family residing in St. Johr Ref-ren required, Apply to

1. EK. Lewts, Phot Stadio, City, betwen th h urs of 9 ani 12 o'clock we pls

W ANTED.—An experienced girl for general housework Apply to Mrs. W. W. CLARKE

| Prince Street ons

MONEY TO LOAN.—In small amounts on ty

A i: [Noon Lonéon fonse Contir’ Charette. aes seca eRe 2% 0 fe A i soow. t{ESH CALVE! A choice young Sie 7. | Sed Rie ihe eke et en © Sees hay SP ORT SMEN S SUPPLIES sees ceca taei Ase, quire at this offic a i pad se ps fe oe : i} | oan om wher ey Brighton Road Bass 1G Great George Street, the brown cape of a i. ein eet | om leaving tat thinemen Wet Sovewantes Baz QO Breech and Muzzle Loading Guns, Revolvers.) scr oun mo fod Bont. Gens ; 7 C asses for TaAWIDE an *alinting « wer reel. ===. © Powder, Shot, Brass and Paper Shells, Wads, vii hos . . ’ ) ‘wo or three girls to learn ceci () Caps. Primers, Loading Tools, Game Bags, Gran hits on iniellitay tots tin

OOO ~ ‘ SE ee ieee oT ke SMOKELESS POWDER.— Cartridges loaded — ~ : are ene ctegtinry mean anaes . . ° | WANTED.—A sery for general house " at short notice, Agent for Winchester Repeating sx. 8 “oo 8oe"

‘ | :

Arms Com pany. | Apply oC. 1. Momnison, Queen wena W F DAW SO N TO LE The House on Cumberland Street s id - | has ‘bole lions ae a dome ae the store Of DAVISON & Co’, Great. George St lw e Charlottetown, September 4, 18°3—m w f WANTED.—Betore th ri September, a young nursemaid for two | under

REMOVAL NOTICE

fx} it}

THE BAZAAR COMPANY

Before next Wash Day try ——-HAVE REMOVED TO THE———

MMQNIA SOAP otp pramonD BooKsToRE,

You will be surprised with the result.

which has been enlarged and fitted up in number one style.

‘They are waking a Specialty just now of SCHOOL and COLLEGE BOOKS.

Charlottetown, September 1, 1893.

Your Grocer sells it.

September 2, 1893. j

a TSR etet

tt THE EXAMINER

; three yea ol age Apply j om e ii—augi TO LET A house on the rner of Prince

{and Sidney House.” Possession give ply to A. FuLTon, at the

Streets, known

minediately Bazaar Store

as the

“ Fulton Ap.

LOST [ast ¢

vening between the City Weigh Scales and th ;

gh Bank of Nova Scotia by way of Queen i Richmond Streets e “ilk umbrella cover Finder will oblige by leaving same at this office tf

TO LET A cottage situated on Pleasant Street, contaiming eight rooms in first« ase order, at present Occupied by John A. Me- Innis, Esq.; also, stable in rear, Possession given immediately, Apply to Mr Thomas McQuaid, Lawer Queen Street, or to the

| owner, FROWARD KELLY. , ji6

WANTED TO HIRE, for about twe months,

| a good, quiet, family carriage horse, not leas than i100 ibs. weight, to drive frvuand town.—~ J. UNsSworTu tf!—jym TO LE?.—That pleasan situated

mily resi dence on Richmond street West, near the sea oa ‘ To a smal! private family, rent moderaté if applied for soon. 4 premises —CH Asks Hicomwa, )? a TO L —Brick Dwelling or. Water 8 lately occupied by Mr. Geo e i. Wrigot’ This house has been pain and Ted throughout, and is now in splendia ordes from attic to cellar. Possession given imme- diately. tent moderate. For particulars apply to GEORGE Peake, office in building | occupied by Peake Bros. & Co. eod tf—augl2

TO HIRE.—A first-class Horse and B y | to hire. Rates reasonable. Apply at ou | Juny’s Jewelry Store. aug :

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