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CALENDAR FOR
AULGUST, 1894,
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' : ty ) 4 ~i2 | Some Grave Reqgons Sostes Europe in | * Queen’s weather” prevailed on Friday | Miss Hannah Wyatt a0 ) Friday 5 - 9 20} $ ar afternoon, and a rattling good game was | Toronto, Ont. 11 | Saturday { 6 38 ThaN , bas. res Victoria Park t -en the offi. | nia i. * The New York Sun’s London special | Played at Victoria Park between the off “Four years while { - ve my } ¢ 48 3 says: The grave questions f o Kur > and } cers of H. M.S. Blake and the Charlotte- ;Ragend) my denghtie Mabeth wesubseen, 13 \f @ , a) . i vre ) pr Gury > thiat j i rn >? a iin ‘ a oe - y , = ' , e | especially for England, arising oat of the | town Club. The game was very closely from the hospital, in a very low condition i4} Tuesday ; | 92616 | es bi A ae ie _ | contested, and the score by setts resulted | with coi , ' Wednesday ‘ lo 6|¢@ ; War in the East are already seriously dis- | ° on te ee ae 1 nsumption ef the lungs and bowels, and ’ , @ 5 . . * a : - | disturbing diplomatic an! commercial | '® 8 Ue—etach side winning 2 setts. in| weak action of the heart. The trip across the ac : BY . | 10 , ey " i he Rain if Rainet hi K y ery BPs } . ° circles, It aa long since a +tate of war counting games, however, the ship had the | water to this country seemed to make her feel : } li ll|®@ x . | between important powers existed th _| advantage by 14 games, the score being 210 | better for a while. Then she began to get é eo ) Important | xisted that the : ; : ge 3 Saturday : i l 4! ie G res pe ‘tive rovernment ineln ling the to 224. The follow ing - the ee: Off the bed. “aaron orth “ee = j < . 0 ’ , 9 | . ° i ; . . se this his ; . & worse for five months and : . oF z What a comfort it is to walk down town in the 3 British, wi'l tiad mneh difieulty in enfor- | Arnand vs Admiral Hopkins and Wee oat tgs bn bad tall orks shoal 2h | ay > q a ee ateadady a hie tO ats Wr. i. n up in to © Zi} 1 ay . Bl Mi. tea 3 . : ‘ . i a ee > be a J t ‘ant f 7 - a we up with pillows. Physicians — ill > ee or ha Ty's » , ’ . . “aCe ‘ y ally necessary tor jina to provide herse , ‘ | 22} Wednesday 2 | 155i morning wrapped in the luxurious embrace of a ries ig aaa AR tn a to ae ‘ 3 | Said She Was Past All Help 23 | Theraday | | ‘ 1 SAN 4 . h immense quantities of war material, | ae onteumnminaan ; 1 | es | aa 3 $ = se and it is already known that! she is willing | Aruaud vs Capt Hamilion — ee — a aed to the ‘Home for 4 ! I 4s | » 46 | a F teiatilacad ee * ~almer Mr Seymour neurables.’ Bu as long as I could hold 2 Satu 7 4 5, 619 Wry ivy to pay fabulous prices. It isa fact she 4 Palme J ymo . 61S . rg ini 45 | ‘ -9 | @ RIGBY PORGUS WATERPROOF COAT KNOWLEDGE busily intriguing in England, Germany, G 4 my hand up she should not go. We then began 271M : | 96 13 | Q 13 3 5 Brings comfort and improvemen. = ic Belgium and Italy for the purchase of | 4 6 y Sars 28 Tuesday | 4l 9 9 3 tends to personal enjoyment when mn and ain eae and to engage men. — vs ” rae 00 S$ peril ures : - . . . ’ : . , -, : . * 3 mos » sec -erte } imer aur, ay ‘. |) W lay 2} 291 10 Off all dry and comfortable, while those of one’s less fortunate ' vightly used. The many, who liye bet- {Tt 8 an Almost 00r i. cot” Ss 4 * | to give her Hood’s Sarsaparilia. She ts getting ) | Thursday | 23] 37] 10 43/2 ter than others and enjoy ife more, with =| SIreles hon aeons We ‘a é 6 > | strong, walks around, is out doors every day; | Pe > ~ > g ass efforts © Ss ble 2 i 15 25|635| 6 13/3 friends shiver and endure the old style of waterproof gar- $ | less expenditure, by more promptly | iPS tireless eilors to asta y which | Arnaud Mr Thy nse So ieontin. wilh her Geant ae. ap eee, , é | g Shae ce a : : in a certain continental port from which | Arnau ve Mir 4hynne | and her heart seems to be all righ She rome ? adapting the world’s best pioducts to j . . ay Sac ie. eonk 1 ms allright again. > : . 1 . = eee . “T attast it could soon be despatched by an in- aimer Mr broo has a first class appetite. Were her cure THD r ? ment. But people are rapidly becoming educated to better the needs of physical being, will attest fai ncct y » seat of war. The . 4 6 as nothing short of a miracle.” W. Wragt, 88 ‘ ~ i @|, ; z ae ireet route to the seat of war. ye Name Marion Street, Parkdale, Toronto, Ontario. 3 : ae ¢ the value te neni of the pure liquid | of g certain well-known ex-oflicer of the 4 6 ; ; . e things, and the cold, clammy, air-tight rubber waterproot | laxative principles embraced in the | British navy is whispered about as com-| Arnand vs Mr Wood (chap) | Hood's Pills are purely vegetable and - ° 3 ° . . - : | remedy, Syrup of Figs. mander of the expedition. It is argued Palmer Mr Rowe | Derfectly harmless. Sold by all druggists. 25¢. Tus Lezaptine DaiLty NEWSPAPER 2 is fast disappearing. dy & wky—june9 | Its excellence is due to its presenting that the tine man-of-war Alaska, on which 5 * NWA AAIAAARAAAN AAA y ow B. Be, Innane |? : in the form most acceptab'e and pleas- | the Thames iron company is putting the 0 me. Se ee 3 - | ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly finishing touches, can still be secured with- | Stewart va Admiral Hopkins s issued every afternoon. from the office of | @ | beneficial properties of a perfect lax. | out violating the neutrality laws. The Brecken Mr Jephson a Fe the EXAMINER PustisHine Company, in the 3 | ative ; effectually cleansing the system, vessel was built for a South American re- 6 2 = Loadon House Building, Queen Street. \e | Sita os) dn Micaela cae ‘Sovaae public, which is too poor to complete the 3 6 RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION. 2 aid shicies oa i : - consti tial contract. It is also believed China is | Stewart vs Capt Hamilton (IN ADV ANCR) 3 It } ae pene oe Piel. Py “i — ; i offering enormous bribes to certain South | Brecken Mr Seymour OnE YAR «04.00 | & = ae oo se - = o t i a . American states for the purchase of war | 6 2 &ix Monts H10 | B09 0000006000000 90000000009000060000005400006s0Cs COSC OC 0SCECSSOONOCRCCOOECOOEOG BEE WER the Sprrval of the medical | shins not needed just now by the present 6 0 Taree Monts + 1.0 | profession, because it acts on the Xid- owners, Jhe Japancse legation here has} Stewart vs Mr Ducat Ong Monrn - O03 = on ae T iene and’ Rawal ithout weak ° . P . , . il vir, | neys, Javer and Dowels without Wcak- reeeived information leading them to be- | Brecken Mr Hay Sent post paid to any part of Canada or the | : ! ening them and it is perfectly free from lieve that valuable cargoes are now leay- 6 2 United “tates } | iS eS it asian ae. J : ae: 2 substance. . ing San Francisco and Vancouver for 6 2 ete 4 Sree Sa ee, salo by ali drug- China on vessels which stop first at Yokeo- | Stewart vs Mr Wood ADVERTISING RATES a gists Mm sve. bottles, bub 36 1s manu. hama. They telegraphed their Govern- | Brecken Mr Rowe For smali advertisements ae - orden d a pepe ed by the California - 'g Syrup ment yesterday to intercept them. It is 2 6 for only one or two weeks the charge is 5 r +» Pinko n 2 | Uo. onty, Wnose Naine 1s printed cn every apparent that thenews from both China 1 6 eeuts per tnch for the first insertion, and Buy Your Tickets fo: Boston by patkage, also the name, Syrup of Figs, and Japan must be carefully weighed be. | Stewart vs Mr Thynne HURRAH! cents for each continuation. Rate cards ave See 7] ise 53 |and being well informed, you will not | fore its credibility is estimated. Even | Brecken Mr Brooke ~ : furnished on application at the office. Special F | wecept any substitute if offered. official announcements are open to sus- 6 2 ADAMS' TUTTI F RUTTI contract prices at @ reduced rate are quoted Py 5 | WR. Wateon. Drugegist, Charlott vicion, especially those from Chinese 6 l world fer advertisements four inches in Gay oF RE i> © 4 g> a Cc “nt se yer round (Canada Atlanti 1 Pl Li , | P E :1 ae — “ aa ts es asa st in yostant and ominous Rartl tt ‘ Mr Fivnne ae the begs in the i i ‘ ~ ; anada 2 antic an¢ lant sine) : 4 tiand, TimW 8 Ces. 2 nos a ani n 8 e 8 a ; > . — which are to run for three months or . 9 J - I I ’ sa }> | news vet received ix that regarding the | Leigh Mr Brook It alisys thirst and invigorates the system. onger. eit RO M—— } , WW WD 7 7 S meiite aia gt) 1 i , rie 3 Allow no imitati No special notices inserted unless paid for - a a D R 2) P \] |) RB RAY ~_— sb whats oa Hung Chang. 6 3 oo mitations vo be palmed off on you at the rate of 10 cents per line, and under no BLU KE RI BRON = et 4 W W 5 r AR KE | sibs ewe dk At as sreat « oubt of the truth of this report 1s 5 6 Rs circumstances will such a noti iNs a ' ° du a expressed in London, but its source makes | Bartlett vs Mr Wood i stance paid notices appear 9 | ‘ “4 bn the feenh ecbame. Ti k t A t DENTIST, it entitled to more credence than } Leigh A Mr Rowe Secial discounts made on all advertise- 1c e gen ? anything ee tae . — 1 he = . ‘S.\7T7DadW VD 723 nod sans eg rreats connected with Church Fairs, Bazaars, : | fnew ieee keke nintto correspont ent of the entrar News In 2 6 : : "a Pienties, ete. No notices will be inserted with For Cash Only at Corner Queen and Water Streets, j e231 Stre3 ‘' Charlot stow Yien-T'sin, who has sent three despatches } Bartlett vs Capt Hamilton maysds 2oym Jy} 0} INO pu 200} $2417
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on the subject, is not only one of the most influential foreigners in China, but also the close personal friend of the great Vice- roy, whose disgrace he describes. If the deprivation of the highest honor, the order of the Yellow Jacket, meant that the vet- eran statesman was deposed from power, it would bode ill for China in the coming war and for all foreigners on her borders. But all persons who understand Chinese ways, say it implies merely a rebuke in- tended to urge the Prime Monister to greater efforts against the enemy. He suffered a similar indignity twenty years ago, but speedily regained his lost influ- euce and still greater power. The prin- cipal fear is, perhaps, that the young Em- peror, whois now only 23 years of age, has suddenly taken the reins of the Gov- ernment in his own hands, overthrowing the influence of the dowager Empress, who has been the real head of affairs for many years. 10 CUT THE WAR SHORT.
The only hope o* cutting short the war at the outset lies in Engiand taking ad vantage of the Kow Shing affair to inter- pose decisively. This subject is engaging the active attention of the British cabinet, and public feeling on the matter is becom- ing very strong. It can no longer be doubted that the transport ship carried the British flag when she was attacked, but the Japanese are by no means with- out defence for their action. Prof. West- lake,an acknowledged authority on inter- national law, in an argument on the sub- ject in the Times yesterday says:—*“ The Kow Shing appears te have been British owned end rightfully flying the British flag, but it is equally clear that she was acting as a transport in the Chinese service. If to this it is found possible to add that the service was a belligerent one nvuthing is more certain than that she was not entitled to protec- tion from the British flag and ownership. It is equally certain that the Japanese were not precluded from taking that ser- vice as a bellizerent one by the mere fact that war had not been declared. To begin war without a declaration is a bad habit, which, nevertheless, found its way centuries past into the practices of na- tions. Neutrals are entitled to notice be- fore they can be made liable to the re- sponsibilities which war imposes, But the Kow Shing was not acting as a neut- ral, breaking a blockade or carrying con- traband goods—she was a transport in the Chinese service, and, therefore, belliger- ent if China was belligerent. Japan must show either that war had already been commenced de facto by acts of hostility elsewhere, or that the Chinese fleet, of which the Kow Shing formed a part, was engaged in erervice the completion of which Japan ceuld not be expected to permit. The former alternative might be satisfied either by acts of hostility com- mitted between Corea and Japan in Corea, or by acts of hostility committed between Corea and Japan in the course of the line of action in which Corea was receiving the support of China. Justification might probably be sustained on the ground of the latter alternative by showing that the reinforcements of the fleet in question were being poured into Corea for the pur- pose of dislodging the Japanese from a position which they claimed to be entitled to hold there.”
A QUEER LEGATION.
Th« Chinese legation in London, under the uw iuinister, who yesterday presented tis cre‘entiats to the Queen, is a strange establiximent. The war seems of little concern to the horde of Celestials who are now for the first time in a civilized country. They were so pleased with the cordial re- ception which they got at Osborne yester- day that they lost their heads when they returned to town and made a night of it. No Englishman visits the legation twice if he can help it. The place is dirty and swarms with vermin. Forty or fifty fowls
wander through the lower rooms. The most frequent visitors are women of the pavement, who are invited
by members of the staff at all hours. The other day the butler decamped with a week’s cash for the tradesmen, whose de- wnand for payment met with the impertur- turable response “Go find the wicked servant.” Leyal proceedings being im- possible, supplies are sent to the legation now only on receipt of the cash. A large case arrived from China yesterday, which the porters refused to carry into the house until all the charges had been paid The influance of Lord Kimberley’s diplo- macy isnot potent upon the Orientals, whose principal interest just now is in the novel debaucheries of civilization.
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THE PAST guarantees the future. It is not what we say, but what
Hood's Sarsaperilla does, that tells the ‘tory. Remember HOOD’S CURES
Leigh Mr Seymour 2
6 o Bartlett vs Adml Hopkins Leigh Mr Jephson
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3 6 Bartlett vs Mr. Ducat Leigh Mr. Hay
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6 3 Schofield ys Mr. Wood Courtney Mr Rowe
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2 5 Schofield vs Mr Ducat Courtney Mr Hay
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3 6 Schofield ys Admiral Hopkins Courtney Mr. Jephson
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2 6 Schotield vs Capt Hamilton Courtney Mr, Seymour
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6 5 Schofield vs Mr. Thynne Courtney Mr. Brook
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6 3 Bagnall va Capt Hamilton Hobkirk Mr Seymour
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2 6 Bagnall ve Mr Wood Hobkirk
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0 6 Bagnall y Mr Thynne Hobkirk Mr Brooks
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2 6 Bagnall va Mr Ducat Hobkirk Mr Hay
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6 3 Bagnall vs Admil. Hopkins Hobkirk Mr. Jephson
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the world over, endorse it.
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1 am pleased to recommend
Skoda’s Discovery
and Shoda’s other remedies, as I know them to be articles of true merit, and the physicians who componnd them, to be mena of integiity and ability. Skoda's Discovery is aulike any other roprie*ary. medicine—it. cures.dis-
we by removing the poison, and at he same time SUPPiAKS GOOD BLOOD to wasted parts. No other remedy has perfo med so many won-
derful cures or relieved so much suf-
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ering. Skoda’s Littic Tablets cure constipation, sick beadache and dyspepsia. 75 cts.
MEDIC/T, ADVICH FREZ, C2OMA DISCSSAY O2., LTD., WOLPYRLE, 1.8
Forjeale by®all, druggists. Trade pied aged W. R. Wateon- Charlottotows
Provincial Loan.
ProvinviaL Treasury, Prince Edward Island, 25th June, 1894.
Under authority of the Act of last See sion, 57 Vic., Cap. 6, the Governmen, ot Prince Edward Island is now prepared to receive, from any persen or Tem- porary Loans, at 4 per cent. interest, on call or on such terms a8 may be agreed upon.
This will afford a good opportunity for the seve of large or smal] suns for short or periods.
ANGUS McMILLAN, Prov. Treasurer
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