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il i ; atic De rac | . , ? ; : r 1S5 bth Wet on si If banker: Pp cy, an 1 dish« nor, ane lca : Cc x i Dh clinician ee LSPRCIAL Despatcues To Tur EXAMINE! . P city, and lack of jucgment, and indiscre- : ' << areta | AShock of E | thr, cons itute qualifications in a candidate . boeal i Other liems. ASI of Earthquake in New York | then L admit thee the /’ufriot and the mean | —— rss who were forced to run a man who) ae Mas ae New York, Aug. 10. | a spises them, and who makes ro secret of | HAVE J UST OPEN ED ANOTHER SH] PM ENT OF a ae A distinct shock of earthquake was felt the contempt he entertains for them, are riday last and was|throughout the cities of New York and | right, and the rest of the county is wrong. - Brookiyn at seven mivutes past two th | yee the intelligent electors are not to be) N i . 2 Sk a. afternoon, lasting ten or twelve _. 1 | fooled by the slanders of their organ or l ? » Hes § ’ t} od a a . Eve tipauied by s ibte Lit cp area | oer frantic efforts te obtain votes. | ew : osiery ? of th pest V alin 3 = “ | Every house in the c : ay... | Messrs, Davies and Welsh, when acting | + : i ; 1 the city trembled. Th : 8 q ‘ Yar - . b oes : mest wide of the city: Fele the chee tig’ | together in the past, initiated the tax curse American and Canadian Corsets, good makes, People rushe eodty . ‘| to suit their ow elfish ds, and 3; ; 4. ‘ rm of I ished excitedly out of their houses n selfish ends, aud so great | - ae ) ‘ aie : ‘1 } } al - c . i . A = hed oft 7 indc ws were broken, crockery smashed, tnd rs the blunders and failures A Large Stock of hHioo ) Shirt S and Bust les ‘ and the people much frightened. The late ere by their uiter incapacity that the | . - atternoon boats brought back crowds from | PEOPI© Tose In their might and hurled one 4 i a a S the Rede 1} toris C hey Island, where the shock was Very — power into the oblivion from which he i he Cheapest Rubber Circulars to be had. re to P, E. | violent. Great excitement prevailed ail should never have emerged, and would along Coney Island beach have served the other likewise had he dared ‘ Be * — them. Their acts live after them . will present the prizes ites bp j ut they are iniquitous ones, and the elect- EE re: i@rvé » -etine - . artillery « test be reat ¢ stanly itive Meeting. | ors are not to be coaxed, cajoled, or fright- ; Moto le = craliat sigurine aac "| PRINT GCOTTONS ° oF he Mani HESTER, Aug, 9). I am yours, etc., 5 \ a a ae “% mW E i repar we ns have been made on an ex- One or Many. WHITE : ne angen n o ©} tensive scale for a Conservative meeting at Belfast, August 8, 1884. OTTONS pH rovince. Pomona Gardens in this city to-day, and} : ’ ‘ itis expected to prove a most imposi Sh lees a er Roe aay m ¢ Miller Bros Charlotte. | aait. | ‘The Marquis of Salisbury, Lord ou ae ’ et "Oluaa Gee 44 Randolph Churchill and other great Con- ma ee : y tf. | servative leaders will be among the speak- A 2 RABELS HOUSE. : CSCOTTCN WARPS. oreach this evening at |, ver 50,000 tickets have been issued, | w Be 99 & Seneee, Hatten; Cipces'S vt Site Th evening @t/and arrangements have been made for Walker, Guelph; — Collingwood Shreeber, ; ting House, apper! over-flow meeting ae z Ottawa; A N Greenfield, do; S Nelson, Pug- =) { I Ail are cordially invit- R is ocings outside the Gardens. wash, N 8; G H Cochran, M-acton; Mis tesolutions will be submitted approving of | Kearney, Halifax; Miss We .6g, do; ED -_—_ we os tion of the House of Lords, in the Cohen and wife, New York; T "Brown and

Independent Order | T@Jectton of the Franchise Bill. wife, do; Hagh MeKenzie, Pictou; Frank A : :

: ince of New Brans- Sadie. Robbins, “Mew York; Mss AS Unjahant Everything at the very Lewest Prices! V un the 15th of August Fatal Accident. city. - ‘ —._ == ee we ae _

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D | Editor of the Patriot a 1 ; By aN. Dey f ug. J. BD. ar! | nd on Saturday night, os ag I _ £ anes of Yarmouth, was In- At Mooretown, Lampton County, Ont., cn ERK t RE S S ERWN ers : the Pan-Presky-| ee eae y falling from the top of a the morning of the llth August inst., the Ch'town, August 1, 1884. ter j car on t wash estern Counties Railway, five Rev. Alexander McLean, son of Alexander : -——- ~ - -

“i minutes after the train left here for Yar- McLean Esq., of Belfast, in the 34th year of 1RS ha ha nuisance in the | MOuta. Goudey was about 20 years old, nis age, WANZES | DOMINION M d (hue , that the municipal and only buried his wife a fortnight ago. | ' ns = | authorities red topay $5 per capita | Sane no children. His mother isa ii . ‘ a 6 in A in i Shes ry i vidow owing Machines, Et Sewing Machines. | 2. | x i cas ' HF sl li e| AL i h is announced of Thomas 8. | Arthur M : ia d Mediatin . : = ‘ ay, a well knor n _ stage propriet« r at} me vittit CRHLRBRATED MACHINES September Sth to 13th. “yp zo N.S, and father-in _ of Mi Lonpow Aug, 9 E shall continue, during the month of ee . eee. :.] » & Al ald, he Iutercolonial Railway. — sortie So xy Auction, on Market Square August, ty offer SPECIAL AND DECIDE! a ios re we Times, from Foo Choo, . ao bargains in ey Th | RECEIVED HIGHEST AWARDS | MONTREAL 1884 LHE ex¥perienct Mr. Justice Grove on oe — ent Arthur is mediating between : . ai te ° ' ' ois in < \\ o ie aniaan He tote France and China, and has telegraphed in- To-morrow (Thesda at ll ’ | k At all the a awe of the absolutely 1 sein the other day at three strectinns to John Russell Young, United i J 00 0 ! wer $95 oo , > > ™’S assizes, and ived three pairs of white kid See ie at neon France desires a On}y Gold Medal in Canada, 1885. |* 3, 0 iN PREMIUMS, ’ se eme ritnhin a week . os ae 4 combined Bucks yes, ’ J. F. WILLIS & CO. on oa? . is | American Clipper Mower, Sole and only authorized Agents for P. EI A It | His Ex ELLENCY,, Lord Lansdowne, Gover- The Revision of the Old Testament 1 single Cossett Reaper, Prints Pa | C h (le , jy30 ‘ : STiCR Ula and Industrial, Be r General and auth, arr ed at etree —— | Threshing Drum, Dy land Sy PIs d Uy | ed seh rs doe Mig RET RINT ee : he ik Ss on 7 ial train a be se 1. « . for The committee having in ae c 0 wee a ther articles ; | Ample grounds and magnificent buildings . ‘ } 5 ge 71isio + . i i . ‘ . jer wy tea tar aN ig (duebec of the Old Testament have consented that ws TERMS_V Table Linens and Tow ellings. | . fe oo at ~ von Sock, Senremstaeed “ a3 4" j g conan members spall undertake the revisicn or TERNS— Very ony. adda eee ae HE Steame! ban apt fraser, Of ne | of the Apocrypha, } were : Black Diamond Line, arrived at this port on : | Grand International Bench Show of Dogs. eras ete te pode ye eee N. J. CAMPBELL, Montreal to Charlottetown, | tse esanivision witt b» im tuit “operatic 5 ; IDLY : Olivi il | Chole I iii ° af i U ' } — : pe on Pi 1, and sail hortly after arrival with | ra imereasing. Ch’to A = Auctioneer, from Friday, September Sth, to Saturday, the ten excuraioniste. a smal! freight Mra, /utown, Ang Il, 1554, er |13th, 1884, and will be open till ten p.m, Caven was apa by her to Montreal. MARSEILLES, Aung. 10. cc ee ee eee Leaves oe oe 11th om my and each day. rs The intense heat is causing an increase in | PY¥ every alternate Monday aiterwards | Reduced rates are offered by all the princi, THe annual regatta at Qaidi Vide Lake, | the mortality among the eee patients. L én 6Ts al E . | Returning, leaves Summerside, Tuesiay, 19th pal Railway and Steamboat Companies, Nfid “ ednesday, ha la disastrous ter- | 24 deaths occurred last night. : August, aud every alternate Tuesday. | For all information apply to the under- mina‘ The race boat **‘Terra Nova” was ww ae es Superior passcnger accommodation, and signed. ee , ual ge three aera ge Obituary. fJ\ENDERS will be received, until the lst freight carried carefully at lowest rates. Bare ae or : . Fe ew! ni Ww 5 er arow sea. OxsWaln iy? " of Septe 9e 2 : ‘ r ac a » LUBULEBNE sceretories, was rescued alive, but he died next morning. oe illi 2 0 in aaa ee — Pre i < ARVELL BROS. 76 St Gabriel Strcet £ . once hoe 30 willing to contract for the erection of a | Ch’town, Aug. 1, 1884. ihren tt ahe ee Sir Brasmud Wil L L. D "P R . school building alongside the old echool oer ee eee ciel ot | | a ae ps CoLLINGwoop ScHRE BER, Esq., Chief ee Sees ey aN ae ee ee ee house, at Donagh, Lot 75. » Free as: ws s Superintendent of Government Railways, and the well-known medical writer is dead. Plans and Specification to be seen at the To the Free and Independeit Public meetings. Me. Greenfiel y, arrived from Pic: | — - ape a2 rable an Trainor, Secretary, | ilectors of Queen 8 CO. ts eres 1am Morniag, in Cheering Crop Keports. oa a | NKINS will me Company w intendent Coleman and & p Keport Trustees do not bind themselves to accept ™ ENTLEMEN,— Having been called upon, | R JENKINS wil! meet the Electors of Mechanical ident Unsworth, they Sennen Ane 1 the lowest or any tender, by representative men from all parts of Queen’s County at the tllowing places went | train to Tignish. 4 ; : cong pee: “?- the County, | have decided to o‘fer myself as | Mount Stewart Hall-Fiicay, August 1, at ot ae Official agricultural statistics from 1,200 ‘PATRICK J. TRAINOR, ? a candidate for the seat vacated by the ac- | 6 30 p. m,

: ie ae ae correspondents give a cheering account of JAMES DUNPHY, g Brustocs. ceptance of the Charlottetown Postmastership | Fort Augus.us (Smith’s Corner) —Saturday o eee er a P > Ontario wheat c ; K : : ? ‘eprese iv ‘rederick de St. .2,at3p : Wall t. m Boston, says that two or the Ontario wheat crop. Donagh, Lot 25, Aug 11—2i wy 2i pd aces eo ere pagers Ps Mit’ View Packet ttdie Aug. 4, at

nt 1 car jr oe — ear % or =; . st ataiin ll MEN’S AND BOYS’ As my opinions op Reciprocity and Free 5p m, a a pe ha - ae a an 7 * mon W eatber Bulletin. P ] t l er : Trade are well known to you, I need not at’ Eldon Ha'l—Tuesday, Aug. 5, at 5 p, m. atl ¢ _ ry ; »y a ae Ww c “th ed a 0 iL 16a 66 nfs, the present time reiterate them. Suffice it to Belle Creek School House— W ednesday, Aug. anadian mo es ; : ’ supp oe h ve om Probabilities for the nest 2h hours for the R ( d C| hi say that, if elected, I pledge myself to give 6, at 12 noon, Oo hO ot > notes So far detecte are | bi : x j i ; : : . oe ’ oe eae ae | Maritime Provinces. aii . wh Ne t my time and energy to do all | possibly can, Caledonia School House—Wednesday, Aug — 6.26 0.26 of May l6and June 16, Maritime Provinces In the inter eee Conservative Ga yma 6 0 Ing, irrespective of party, to advocate the best | 6, at 5 p.m, 4 ° ss Seeeen deli 2006s ee interests -_ to secure the just rights of this | Murray Harbor Road School House—Thurs ii NTO, Aug. . . m, 4 T r o) my native Province. day, Aug. 8, at 5 p ’ ' . y, Aug. 8, at 5 p.m Sap Deara —On Sanday morning the 9th Light, variable winds ; fair, warm weather. DR. JEN KINs, STRAW HA rs, AC. I have the honor to remain, gentlemen, Montague west school House—Friday, Aug. ete Mr : i ar pug he cn meee ee scoikeliene at the following places and times: Aug. 4, 1884. Your rare ELSH ‘ ae - 5 P ~ a om ; ag from xen the famil; | METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE, 1 a . ~ vy? 2 "th a VoORuasS ot 49—Saturcay, Aug. 9, & They searched ome time and then finding | Charlottetown August 11, 1884. McInnis’ Fo-ge, French Village, Cross Roads, | ~~ ~~ -e Pmt et ————- | Ch’town, Aug. 1, 1884. : 4 p. ma ' , the v. 1ouse deor open they dragged the | Highest Temperature Saturday..........67 0 on Wednesday, 13th August, instant, at ( efit : R f\ ii augl—pat n era her pres tl 13th. Saw Mili Bridge—Monday, Aug. 11, at 5 p.m. well and found the body. An i quest was | Lowest Temperature Saturday...... . 53.1] |. 6,30 p- m. If II OCT tf ditt. dud 16h. ea ES Se a time ae | ee Bank—Tuesday, Avg. 12, at 5 p.m, hi |. C. MeKeown, Coroner for! Highest temperature yesterday,. ....... 69 4| Pisquid Kast School House, on Wednesday, pie EXCURSION FARE | New Glargow Hall—Wednesday, Aug 13, at Ri The verdict was ~ found | Lowest temperature (read at midnight), ..53 1 : l4th August, instant, at 6.40 p. m. rh : 2 p. m. drow whether accidental or otherwise was | Cowest temperature this morning ........56.9 Lake Verde, Kelly's Corner, Lot 48, on Fri- OANS on Mortgage for periods not excee4- ere St. Ann's Schooi House—Wednesday, Aug ankr t! ry. She had been insane | Temperature thi, morning, at 8 o'clock. .61 2 day, idth August, instant, at 6.30 p. m. ing 10 years, without Sinking Fund, 13, at 6 p. m, ; i Her maiden name was Breen, | Tmperature this afternoon at 1 o'clock... .62.5 age — Saturday, 16th August, | and from 10 to 50 years with Sinking Fund. Tp Boston ait ReGurn Bradalbane Hall—Friday, Aug 15, at 5 p.m, i rlottetown. pao + hs p- m. The borrower is privileged to pay off his | } | Crapaud Hall-—Saturday, Aug. 16, at 4 p.m dates iidia Aug ll—liewy hh loan, in whole or in part, at apy sime. : | Bonsbaw Court House—Saturday, Aug. 16 “er ti eee 4 8 LET TERS TO THE EDITOR. ee Base ye giving detailed ore be | tpn at 7 p.m. Me Oye Pea vat d 2 tye Bilao a : t»ined on application at the office of Messrs. | | Ch'town, July 29, 1884- her pres pat num mers inthis Province have in > S l t 4 ee 6 ee ; CARROLL OR WORGHSTER } , July 29, j pat.

: wt W Sullivan & Macneill, Solicitors, Charluttetown., cont org a a ee Sim, —The Weekly Putriot of August a esman an 6 a ‘ lt oo td i j fa 4 ae chr ah las 2nd, contains a scurrilous article which W. W. SI LLIN AN, : —FOR— hich! = tar ae T could only have been inspired by such ae a cont for the ( a r%, sper, ne Mm on o : -“W , . > y y 30—ps y vky 3 sum jour 41. - . . . the nducting such iuatitntions in political savages as Mr. L. H. Davies and 3 a Wholesale Grocers’ Store, one who has| J) Pea eI S15 00 FIRST CLASS.

Onta the Government require a his imbecile followers. had some experience on the road I. | ee ee ee es ee . él SUNN & CO. of het iar Potente: Cnventn, Woake

depo eranting a charter, when the Dr. Jenkins is too weil known as & ——— : : a waiti tati } R. R. FITZGERALD : CARVELL BROS, Marks. Oo og ata United States. Ga

operat will be confined to | gentleman of sterling integrity and strict- &, on ” Oh state Ing, stating salary, 3 Ch’town, May 31—pat 4w 2aw ee > Feanse, Germany te. Kase So

the Prox to a single County?! est honor for his enemies to injure him in pO rons , : ee i ae eae a e Patents obtained through MUNN & CO. are noticed

- ! : ; : 7 ‘ 3 Ch’town, Aug ii. " in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, the largest, best, and

At I of operation in the| the estimation of the people who trust and} _—" — ? ® : fh Barrister and Aitorne -at- Law most widely circulated scientific paper. $3.20a year.

pu Insurance Compan- | Joy hi HH e ‘ j Weekly. Splendid engravings and interesting in-

L c | ove him weil. : q ' 8 formation, Specimen copy_of the Scientific Amere es ; ('ntario are so numerous, Hon Donald Ferguson 1s a farmer’s son Tuee HOTT all tq {]] ( fcan sent free. Address MUNN & CO., SCIENTIFIC qi th ould be 7 - ke ’ . AMERICAN Office, 21 Broadway, New York.

varied t elabo that it would %e | who has proved more than a natch for his OFFICE: POST OFFICE BUILDING, aie lo ; ‘©

ee u com ee them 7 al opponents in many a hard fought field. Nal a : - bl TEARS, BALLS, PARTE BS Ny EE er ETT ee ee

oe es i ch eta rs pant ai Did he possess the imaginary claims to blue H* iNG been appointed by Messrs. Prim-| (reat George Street.

: e should suggest your), 4g and high descent, of which Mr. I. rose Brothe’s, of Pictou, Agent for the a ey, fel

v tary of one of such in- this Tne »o boast and which he do sale of their well known Grooved and Tongued Ch’town, Aug. 4—lw :

‘ py, of its constitution and | Davies ores © he look in silen co upon | SPRUCE FLOORING and SHEATHING, I) — — . x

'. re i laa ae the OBSESS; 0 :

ould, we me are po sahil robbery and allow his misgovern- nig TED on peas nates pe gy: i MILLAN'S Dk OT Public Gatherings, H'O Fe SALE.

a Su 2 ntor you to a op i i P. wn * Wi x ) an Ss c NS N w ic 6 f | ! . = .

— ining the desired information. | ment of the province, and worse, tO paS$| }ave no hesitation in recommending as the 3 ; (SECON D-HAND.)

2 id not b led & F all kinds, supplied with all suitable

e. , would have to be governed | unnoticed pe Wee mee vey Senos. best in the market. - ‘O Refreshments, at the cheapest prices, on meee

by the neal etatutes of your province.—Mon-| Their enemies have not yet heard the} Messrs. Primrose Brothers li spared IS NOW BEING SUPPLIED WITH Se : ve ’ 2 ; hes

: y I - ssrs. r r ers are a £0 prepare application to NE Horizontal 145.borse po er, with 54

last of either of these gentlemen, as Mr. | ¢5 execute promptly orders left with me for . ie QO inch tubes, and in every respect a iii Davies may find to his cost when he takes a| any deseription of Spruce Scantling, Boards, 2 ek iinee nofien:

Py sixa’ Circus arrived here on} back seat after the next general election as | Laths, &c. 9 VATCHER, MURPHY & CO., aie Upright Tubular, 10-horse power, Sundey mornine per steamers Summerside the greatest political failure this Province For further particulars apply at my resi. F sora ae : : with fire box attached, svitable for a lobster and St. Lawrence. Is was removed to the| ever has or ever can hope to produce. dence, Prince Street. si In all the leading varities, including at the Star Confectionery, or at the ‘Little factory field of Hon. John Longworth, on St, Peter’s | Failure has been written upon every act of ia THOMAS ALLEY, AGADIA i Shop Se Corner,” Great George St. Both these boilers are ready for steaming, Road. The tents were immediately erected, | his political life and it remains for the peo- rrr] &- A Sr iat ut and Round, ee we eae ear all | and will be sold at a bargain and to-day at noon, the nena — ple to return. him _ ag as Pa the INTERCOLONIAL. e 00 do stan senenel said ite earl _ Apply to veady to begin the performance. This fore-| private life from w ic e should never PUBLIC MEETING ‘ials, , : rience, Ye abLoeTevOWN WOGLLEN CO

4 TA ° ct * fo do guarantee satisfaction. r ee July 19—Im wkly im

aoon the circus procession passed through the different streets, and at 2 o'clock this after- commenced.

hoon, the first performance was Among the attractions are the Decoma Brothers, the Irkgowich Bros,

and Col, John Foster, the Prince of Clowns. Jotn has beea forty years in the show busi- » during that time has said many hings He remembers meeting with criticism in New Orleans one time.

editor was cruel enough to state

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have emerged—when opportunity offers. LIBERAL.

Lot 35, Aug. 8; 1884.

Sir,—In reference to the unfair and un- manly attack of the Patriot upon the char- acter of the Hon. D. Ferguson and Dr, Jenkins, 1 may say that the majority of the people thronghout the county consider that it shows very bad taste and worse judge-

leal about John he ab . months and never heard the Co'onel, however, he iusult and hac=— een saying ‘er since. Robbin’s Circus 1s a pe to see it well patron-

i thing.

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not very well patronized to day, but it is ex-

pecte | excursionists wil ddd fu large gum

Were to- oitryow.

Foster’s | attended John’s per-| 4d whatever sharp retorts and hard say, |

the Railway were

ment. They know these gentlemen well- | ings have been published duriag the heat ‘of discussion, have no bearing whatever on the political questions of the day. J: ntlemen in quesiion,

| up | speaks well for the ge

| that they have forgotten the differences be- | about one moud, tween them in the past and are very best of friends, av, for

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ability

Clifton (New London) Public Hall, on Thursday, the 14th August, instant, at five o’cl ck, p. m.

Notice of the above meeting was inadvert- ently omitted in Lr. Jenkius’ notice of weet- ings.

Aug 5—her pres pat {

BLACKSMIT!’S GOAL,

LBION MISES SLACK COAL can be supplied freely, and with dispatch, for Orders given by G, W. DsBLOLS, nt 35 Water Strset. July Lb—tf

R. JENKINS will meet the Electors at |

SYDNEY, (old mine) SYDNEY, (reserve ) do CHIMNEY CORNER. do

Round,

* Syrups,

Fruit Cake,

Plain Cake, Pastry, Washington Pies, Sponge Cake,

Ginger Beer, Ginger Ale,

Soda Water, Sweet Cider,

ALBION & RESERVE SLACK,

Allof which wil] be sold on most reasonable terms,

ALSO TO ARRIVE:

A cargo of (Red Asb) Anthracite Coal from Wales, due here 1st October, and same quality as gave such good satisfaction three years ago. Will bs sold low from ship,

Mi McMILLAN. Chitown, tuly 3, '84—3m

&&., & , &.,

of the best quality, will be sold, at cheaper prices than by an other concern on the Island.

As V. M. & Co., have already entered into several large contracts for Teas for the coming season, committees and others wiil please | call or write early for prices and terms.

CONFECTIONERY,

Pure and unadulterated, (uo imported trash). at the cheapest rates, June 16.

RDES for Ice Cream, by the quart or

( gallon, should be left at “The Little Shop around the Corner,” or at the Star Con- fectionery,” 24 hours ahead of the time it is wanted, so as to insure a supply of Fresh Crear. Made from pure cream, with superis or freezers, and porcelain-lined cans for con- taining it, The purity, sweetness and whole someness cf the Ice Cream furnished is guar- anteed, July 5, 1884.

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